0:04 I really don't know where to start.
0:05 I'm like, I don't really know where to start.
0:07 start.
0:10 Hey, what were we
0:12 talking about yesterday?
0:13 What were we talking about
0:15 yesterday? What did we go through? 3 hours talking about
0:18 this. These last three days, man,
0:22 I've been in a bad way, man. I'm genuinely upset about
0:23 Irina's murder and now about
0:26 Charlie Kirk's murder. Man, I
0:30 'm like, I'm like, it's a mixture of sadness
0:32 and a hatred that I didn't think I would
0:35 feel for political reasons, because it's
0:37 a real political hatred. It's a
0:40 thing that is almost indescribable,
0:43 like, no. And that's the general feeling.
0:45 I'm in mourning. They killed a
0:49 moderate right-winger. They are the last of the
0:51 big names in the new right. What,
0:53 let me try to summarize exactly what
0:54 I was trying to say since the beginning of the
0:56 live, which I didn't expect, I wasn't
0:57 expecting so many people to show up,
0:59 but that's okay. It all went to hell.
1:01 Truth be told, it all went to hell.
1:04 Over the course of 50 days, the global right
1:06 turned the key. Like, in five days, the
1:08 global right flipped the switch. In five
1:10 days the global right turned the key. He
1:13 left and abandoned color
1:17 blind concepts. Now the global right has become
1:20 anti-Zionist, at least anti-Zionist. She
1:22 She
1:24 now doesn't give a damn about
1:27 debate speeches. Ah, let's debate with the right,
1:28 let's debate with the left, let's
1:31 fight through democratic means.
1:33 Black Lives Matter has been buried,
1:36 okay? Black Lives Matter has been
1:39 buried for good, period.
1:41 Like, this [ __ ] is not going to be recovered.
1:43 He finished. Like, that's it. We're
1:45 seeing a lot of things that have changed like this.
1:48 Rest in peace. And that. Rest in peace. The
1:51 new right. Cool, right? No, not just on the
1:54 right, right? Jzi in Nepal gave his
1:56 first cry. The murder of Charlie
2:01 Kirk, the impact of his death, it's
2:03 bigger, like, than what I was
2:05 trying to say earlier, is the following,
2:08 the fact that this guy was very
2:13 much followed by people from generation Z,
2:16 at first you imagined that it had
2:18 been an old man, a boomer who had
2:21 roasted him, you know? As soon as the
2:22 shooting occurs, police on campus
2:25 immediately arrest a boomer. This
2:27 old man here,
2:30 man, if it was this guy until this
2:33 Charlie Kirk thing, he
2:36 would easily be the image of the decade.
2:39 Like, not that this image would go into the
2:42 history books or would, but
2:44 this moment would be remembered
2:47 forever for a very simple reason.
2:51 A boomer Democrat, an old decree
2:54 defender of the old regime, murdering
2:57 a late millennial, the last of the
2:58 millennials, you know? Because Charlie Kirk
3:01 is 31 years old, he's 93, I don't remember,
3:03 I don't remember what
3:04 his birthday is, but Generation Z starts
3:07 in 95. So, we have one of the last
3:09 millennials being murdered by an
3:12 old decpo, boomer, Democrat, who
3:14 probably voted for the [ __ ]
3:16 Camala. It would be a very strong image.
3:18 That's not what happened.
3:22 Apparently, it was a Zomer who signed Charl Kirk. Another other other other
3:25 Kirk. Another other other other
3:29 who commits an assault.
3:31 assault.
3:33 Apparently. Like, we have
3:36 multiple targets, even Cash
3:39 Patel, the director of the FBI, he
3:41 basically, man, we're seeing an
3:43 investigation at the moment, like,
3:46 a guy was arrested, uh, a suspect who
3:47 attempted on Charlie Kirk's life,
3:49 he was actually a sniper, he was
3:52 180 meters away from the place where Charlie was
3:55 debating with people. In fact, do you
3:57 know what Charlie Kirk's last words were
3:59 ? He was talking about
4:02 gang violence, you know? what
4:04 he was debating about regarding
4:08 Irina's murder. Yeah, yeah. He went to the
4:10 UT campus to talk, to
4:13 debate about Irina's murder, you
4:15 know? This tweet here, it was
4:17 made yesterday, or rather, it was made yesterday
4:20 American time, right? But it is today.
4:22 This tweet is from the 10th, the day of
4:24 his death. Man, America will never be the
4:26 same. I know, I know it's kind of
4:28 silly of you to say that an event that
4:30 just happened is probably the
4:32 most important of the decade, but I think
4:33 this one is the most important tweet
4:36 of the decade, you know? She is a 23-
4:40 year-old girl, young, beautiful, who was roasted on
4:45 her way to work by an addict
4:47 who is. And do you know what the reason was? I
4:50 know you will, some gentlemen will
4:53 be scandalized. He, the, Irina's killer
4:56 gets up and says: "I got
4:58 that white girl." He because he is white.
4:58 white.
5:02 Yeah, yeah. That's exactly what it was.
5:05 Simply because she is white. What
5:07 I'm going to say here will be a real sweat,
5:09 but well, too late, right? Here in
5:11 Brazil we have the following, as
5:13 we don't have
5:16 race issues to deal with, race is kind of a
5:18 non-issue, Brazil has been living its
5:20 color blind regime since the
5:23 1930s, that is, let's go back 100 years, a
5:26 whole century, eh, in which race is not
5:28 really discussed, you know? People,
5:30 real world, people don't talk about race,
5:33 like, nobody cares. Oh, I say this
5:35 because I lived in Curitiba, a city where
5:38 80% of the population is white. So you
5:40 have 80% of that miscount,
5:43 probably 70% of the population is white,
5:46 25% is brown, the rest is black, you know?
5:49 So here really there are no such
5:50 ascial issues, they are absolutely
5:52 insignificant. This is not talked about in
5:55 Curitiba, racism is not talked about in
5:59 Curitiba, it never was. But there is the issue of the
6:01 LGBT movement, the movement has a
6:02 problem. He's a problem. Now I'm going, I'm
6:05 going, I'm going, I'm walking on thin ice
6:08 here. A guy who is part of the bubble, he is
6:09 clearly not part of the
6:13 LGBT movement, but everything negative that the LGBT movement does
6:16 affects him directly. Even though
6:19 he's one of us, even though he's
6:21 a friend of ours, even though they're
6:23 part of this community, everything the
6:27 LGBT movement does affects him. Look at
6:30 Pipec here. If pipec speaks out against the
6:33 LGBT movement, the activists won't
6:35 do a damn thing, you know? They're going to
6:37 come and [ __ ] him, like, no
6:39 matter what he does to say: "No,
6:42 I'm a right-wing gay, conservative
6:44 against the movement", like Paulo
6:46 Chola Ross because the gay movement is
6:48 much bigger than you. for you to have
6:52 an impact where look, eh,
6:55 right-wing gays came together to fight
6:57 left-wing gays, it should basically be a
6:59 similar-sized movement, you know?
7:02 Many gays, trans people, and
7:06 lesbians with rights are joining together and
7:09 fighting very incisively against the
7:12 LGBT movement, the movement. But that's
7:14 not going to happen, that's too
7:15 insignificant. That's not going to happen.
7:19 It's a fact that it's not
7:20 going to happen, you know? There won't be a
7:23 real clash between right-wing GES and the
7:25 LGBT movement, because right-wing GES
7:27 are a minority. The minority is within the
7:29 minority. Where do I want to go? I think
7:30 it's pretty obvious, right? What I
7:34 mean. Black Americans, who are
7:38 good people, normal people, just like
7:43 other Americans, will bear
7:46 the full brunt of the repression that will fall upon
7:49 the American movement, upon the Black
7:50 Sea. Many of them will speak out, will take a
7:52 stand against it, many of them will
7:55 stand up and stand alongside the
7:58 American right. But like, in the end,
8:01 they're going to suffer. Nick
8:02 Fuentas' speech, why am I talking so much
8:05 about Nick Fuentes these days? Ah,
8:06 because his speech will be
8:10 mainstream. Nick Fantas' speech
8:12 will be mainstream. The American right will
8:15 become racist again. Very, very much. The
8:17 American right will become
8:19 racist again. Beauty. But the difference between
8:21 America and Brazil is that here in Brazil there is
8:23 no racial debate. This has been a non-
8:25 issue for us for 100 years.
8:27 Not in America. In America it's a
8:30 central issue, you know? They talk a lot about race.
8:33 They believed that Barack
8:35 Obama's election would end racism in
8:38 America. What did Obama's election
8:39 generate? What is Barack
8:43 Obama's legacy, huh? It's over, brother. So no,
8:45 it got much worse,
8:47 much worse,
8:50 much worse, to levels that are impossible
8:53 for you to comprehend today, man.
8:56 quietly. Eh, I can talk to
8:58 No, having never set foot in America
8:59 either, I probably won't go, you
9:01 know? I probably wouldn't even give myself
9:04 a tourist visa at this point
9:05 , bro, forget it, things
9:08 are changing so fast. Look, maybe
9:10 the young white American has become
9:13 so radicalized in the last few weeks
9:15 that, man, he must be, he would scare
9:18 your grandfather who lived during the era, lived in
9:21 the pre-civil rights era, you know? Because
9:24 his grandfather, he was racist. He was
9:26 casually racist. He, if he lived in
9:28 a state where there was segregation, he
9:29 just didn't want it near him. Young
9:31 Americans today are radicalized to the
9:35 point where they want black people. He wants to
9:38 drive black people out of the United States.
9:40 That's their vibe. That's the vibe
9:45 of this batch here, look. It will be the
9:50 friend on the right. This speech about
9:53 kicking Americans out of the United States and kicking
9:55 African Americans out of the United States and
9:57 into Africa, I don't know. This will be the
9:59 fringe speech. This will be the
10:01 bubble speech that will exist. If Nick
10:05 Fantas was a bubble for 5 years and now it
10:06 will become mainstream, which is the
10:09 discourse of segregation, if not by law,
10:12 but segregation like look, I will not
10:13 be in environments that have black people.
10:15 Why? Because I'm afraid for my
10:18 life. Why? cases like Irina's. And that
10:20 's the speech. That's the speech.
10:22 That's the speech and it's going to be
10:25 mainstream. Yeah, so Nick Fantas
10:27 came to Norm a lot. He arrived very close
10:30 to the norm. He arrived, he broke down the
10:32 norme's door. Oh, I don't doubt it will be
10:35 implemented in Brazil. Ah, this
10:36 will never be implemented in Brazil. It won't,
10:38 because, like, Brazil has been misgendered
10:40 since its foundation. Man, I do
10:41 n't think you guys understand, it seems like you don't
10:43 understand the country you live in.
10:45 America has never been missioned.
10:48 America has been ghettoized since its inception.
10:50 And you know what? America is an
10:52 Anglo-Saxon construction. The Anglo-Saxons and the English did
10:55 not mix. They, the Irish,
10:56 lived in ghettos. Stop importing
10:58 American tariffs. I'm telling
11:01 you here, what should happen if we get to where
11:03 we are here, if we get to power here,
11:05 is, we're going to have to suppress at the base
11:07 of the chain whoever imports the
11:09 American agenda here. Friend, no, you
11:11 will not tear apart our social fabric. You
11:13 can try, you can kick, you
11:15 can scream, but you will not tear apart
11:17 our social fabric. If you want to import
11:21 structural racism, if you want to import it, that's
11:25 racialism, look. No, brother, shut
11:27 up. Oh, if you want to import eugenics, whoever
11:30 imports American right-wing agendas
11:32 , no, shut up, you'll be
11:35 arrested, you know? Because this will put pressure on
11:37 our society, which already has around
11:41 50,000 deaths per year. Do you want more?
11:45 Like, besides having crime, you want to have
11:47 a war here? No, I don't want to. Thanks,
11:51 Arcadianism. Thanks for the 5 months.
11:52 America is the country where more people from the
11:54 same city of different races have
11:56 completely different accents. This is the level
11:58 of segregation in the United States. The
12:00 meme of the guy, for the love of God,
12:03 black Americans, African Americans,
12:05 they have a different accent than
12:07 white people, man. If you go to Porto
12:10 Alegre today and talk to a black person,
12:15 talk to a Japanese person, talk to
12:17 a white person, they will speak more or
12:19 less the same way. But if you go
12:23 to Austin, Texas and talk to white people and
12:24 talk to black people, they'll have
12:26 completely different accents. Yes, this
12:27 agenda is very deep within the
12:29 federal government. We're going to have to supply the
12:31 federal ones. And that. Teachers should
12:34 be arrested. And that. These guys, these
12:36 teachers who are
12:39 promoting racial issues in the
12:41 national territory, should
12:44 all be suppressed and silenced. Dude, the
12:46 first one is going to be that son of that
12:48 Silvio. First, the first one who will be
12:49 shot, the first one who will get 40 years
12:52 in prison for a crime against the state, will
12:56 be Silv, he won't discuss this [ __ ].
12:57 And when I say don't discuss this
13:00 [ __ ], it's in academic terms, it's
13:03 like a speech. Oh, you want to make a
13:06 joke? He does. Like, what joke? About which
13:07 race? Any race, make your
13:10 Japanese joke. Ah, Japanese have small. And it's a
13:13 joke, brother. Now you want to discuss this
13:16 as a political banner, as an
13:18 academic agenda? No. Then you either
13:20 shut up or you'll be arrested.
13:21 And the matter died. And the matter died,
13:24 man. Beauty? And the matter died. Jonga
13:26 has to turn the crowd around, the
13:28 MC bubble has to be arrested. All these
13:32 bums. Beauty? Because Jorgeta,
13:33 as he appeared here in the chat, these sons
13:35 of [ __ ], man, are half a dozen of half a
13:38 dozen hicks from Santa
13:40 Catarina, brother. Tracheou learned. It's
13:42 half a dozen, you know? There are 20,000
13:45 crazy people like that, you have 10 times more
13:46 on the left. So, like, that's it.
13:48 We're going to sacrifice half a dozen
13:51 sons of [ __ ] who say they're on our
13:52 side, but the other side is going to lose more.
13:55 So, eh, academic freedom, stick it up
13:58 your ass, brother. Times have changed, brother. The
14:01 weather has changed. Anything that could cause damage
14:02 to the Brazilian social fabric will have to
14:05 be eradicated. Beauty? In the same way
14:07 that we will suppress and destroy the
14:09 favela anti-culture, we will have to
14:11 suppress and destroy
14:13 foreign agendas that come, that are imposed,
14:16 that are sent here via NGOs,
14:19 financed with foreign money. This
14:20 guy, these people are going to have to shut
14:24 up. That's it, that's it. Beauty. And that.
14:26 This is how the band will play. He finished.
14:29 Soros will, it has to be, it has to be, all
14:31 these people have to be completely
14:35 destroyed. Beauty. Ah, that's it. Beauty.
14:38 This racial quota money has to end.
14:40 All this [ __ ], all this racialist [ __ ]
14:43 that was imported here in the 20th century
14:45 has to be returned. Throw it into the sea.
14:46 Beauty. Russia, Russia has no
14:49 ration. Russia is wrong, right? And
14:51 truth. Russia is a country that has, I don't know
14:54 , dozens of ethnic groups in Russia.
14:56 Beauty? Did you know that Russia is the
14:57 country with the largest Muslim population
15:00 in Europe? Russia. And that. This is a
15:02 discourse that destroys our
15:04 social fabric and generates unnecessary tensions that
15:06 we don't need. We already have
15:09 ours, we already have our tensions here.
15:10 We don't need this [ __ ], okay?
15:12 We need a racial discussion
15:14 here. But in America it will. In America there will
15:16 be a racial discussion. Is this
15:19 your problem? Does it directly affect your life to know
15:21 that in 20 years
15:25 America will most likely have segregationist laws?
15:27 No, I'm not going to America. [ __ ] it,
15:34 that's not my problem, let them sort it
15:38 out. Beauty. The American left
15:40 planted this war. The
15:42 American left sought contact. They
15:44 did it, they did it, they
15:47 did two things this week.
15:51 They made racism cool. It's cool. It
15:52 's cool to be racist now in America,
15:54 young white Americans have become
15:56 radicalized. They did it. I don't
15:57 know what they wanted exactly. I do
15:59 n't know what the ultimate goal of the
16:00 American left was, but they
16:02 achieved it. Not just white
16:04 Americans, young white people, I'm not
16:06 making a value judgment here. I don't, I
16:08 'm not at any point in my entire
16:11 range here about America to make a
16:13 value judgment. Just to make this very clear,
16:14 the American left has succeeded in
16:18 radicalizing young white Americans
16:19 not to the left. No, they didn't
16:22 become communists, no. They
16:24 became racist and they were not
16:27 racist. This is the most incredible part
16:30 of the story. They weren't racist.
16:33 They weren't racist, man. It's
16:38 unbelievable, bro. They weren't.
16:40 Now they are.
16:43 But not in a casual way, like making a
16:46 joke about a black person. Ah, they are, they
16:49 are general, but not in the sense of not
16:51 necessarily they hate. Now I'm
16:53 almost going to do that chicane,
16:55 right? Not necessarily they hate.
16:58 But they see themselves as different,
16:59 very different. Like, there is no longer
17:02 any kind of color
17:04 blind concession, the guy is not now they are
17:06 becoming more radical and will be more and
17:09 more. And the second, the second
17:10 achievement of the American left is to have
17:13 assassinated Nelcon on the right. AND. Ah, the
17:16 Nelcon right died
17:20 with Charlie Kirk. Yeah, they kill the
17:23 moderate guy. They killed the moderate guy.
17:24 And there?
17:26 And now where are we going to
17:29 get to? This has been the discourse of the
17:31 American left
17:34 since the death of that drug addict
17:36 George Floyd, that since his death
17:39 the American left has been preaching
17:46 And they did it And they did it.
17:47 A round of applause. A round of applause
17:49 for the American left, folks.
17:53 Holy [ __ ]. A round of applause.
17:54 They're going to have the race war they
17:55 wanted so badly, now they're going to have it.
18:01 Congratulations, congratulations, congratulations. That's it, that's
18:08 Oh, I'll tell you a joke. And it's not a joke,
18:12 right? This this this clip here, you know?
18:15 Those who know don't speak. He
18:18 leaves. Do you know when this video
18:21 was published by this
18:25 Twitter, by the
18:27 Black Lives Matter Twitter, by the
18:30 Black Lives Matter Instagram. Yesterday,
18:31 Yesterday, yesterday,
18:34 yesterday, yesterday.
18:36 yesterday. Yesterday.
18:38 Yesterday. Yesterday.
18:59 know what, man, besides all
19:00 the elements that made Irina's killer
19:03 and being something that man, I felt
19:04 bad, man. I'm, I'm still bad
19:07 with this, like, I, I, if I, I am, I
19:09 always thought I had become
19:13 irreversibly desensitized
19:15 when it comes to violence, but man, I
19:18 'm still bad. I'm feeling bad. I feel bad
19:20 about Irina's death. I am Because man,
19:23 the thing is, man, this image,
19:26 man, this image, bro,
19:28 if you saw the whole video, it's already been published.
19:31 published.
19:33 The whole video is published, man. She
19:36 didn't die immediately. She
19:38 She
19:43 looked at the guy, she cried,
19:47 she fell and she was having spasms.
19:49 She agonized until death. She agonized
19:52 to death, man. She's the drawing of
19:55 George that he published today, he he,
19:57 I saw, I I saw him today, I already said that,
20:01 right? But it doesn't hurt to repeat, I saw this
20:02 drawing, this art that he
20:04 published today. And man, it was the first
20:06 thing I saw when I woke up. And man,
20:08 man,
20:10 why exactly was that here? She
20:12 just got on the subway,
20:16 was talking on her cell phone, the guy
20:18 stabs her in the neck and she doesn't
20:20 understand what happened.
20:24 Her expression was one of
20:26 fright, because she was brutally
20:29 robbed, she didn't see,
20:32 she didn't understand what happened.
20:34 Then she feels the blood running down and she
20:36 starts crying.
20:39 And she just, like, it was 10, 5
20:42 seconds later, she fell there. She only
20:43 realized what had happened
20:45 when she felt the blood. And she
20:46 felt her life slipping through her
20:49 own hands, brother.
20:51 Yeah, yeah, that's what happened. That's what
20:53 happened. She felt her life
20:55 slipping through her own hands. She died
20:57 without knowing why. Because there was no
21:02 reason, you know? No, no, sorry, I was
21:06 wrong. There was a reason. She was white. Yes, there
21:30 Black Americans sympathetic to Black
21:33 Lives Matter are either laughing or
21:35 glossing over this murder. In the same
21:38 way that Jones Manuel and Neves are
21:40 covering up and laughing at
21:42 Charlie Kirk's death, black Americans are
21:45 laughing at Irina's death. They are
21:46 celebrating. That's why I repeat it
21:48 here. Nick Fantas' speech, it
21:50 will be mainstream. It will be mainstream.
21:53 Hello Musk, he's going mainstream. And I
21:55 published it, I talked about it yesterday in
22:04 she cried alone, bro. Man, the whole
22:07 act wasn't that quick. There were
22:09 a lot of people
22:14 back there, a lot of black people.
22:16 in that corner.
22:18 Yeah, and nobody helped, nobody got up
22:20 to help her. So, what's up, man, for
22:23 God's sake. So, in short,
22:25 America is heading for a race war,
22:29 but war is only a war if there is
22:32 confrontation, but it will be a
22:36 massacre. It's going to be a massacre. The Fall
22:39 Hist, he says something very
22:41 interesting. Even now he has
22:43 become J's philosopher, right? El Musk
22:47 became a one released the Autofalrista.
22:48 We live in this timeline that Hellow
22:50 Musk, the richest guy in the world, publishes
22:52 and claims that the self-proclaimed philosopher is the
22:55 greatest philosopher of the 20th century. We have
22:56 this here, look.
23:00 Tucker Cson talking to P Morgan about
23:02 Dancing Railes. Nick Fentas on the cover of
23:04 the Times. Fox News is explaining
23:07 crime statistics that are supporting
23:10 white nationalism. It is
23:14 elsk now supports white nationalism.
23:15 The Elumsk.
23:20 J V too. J V made
23:22 white nationalist comments. J V.
23:26 Trump's speech about Irina's case, he
23:28 is probably the harshest speech
23:32 I've seen in a long time coming from a
23:34 head of state. I showed this
23:35 video yesterday, but I'll show it
23:38 to you again. I'll show you
23:49 savage bloodstyminal toay innocent people
23:51 people
24:08 did you know that judges in the United States
24:12 are appointed? Did you know that? Yes,
24:15 they are indicated. Nominees.
24:19 indicated as a promoter here in Brazil.
24:23 Yeah, so many American judges didn't even
24:26 even
24:29 finish law school.
24:31 Master, it's because there is a master's degree, right? The
24:32 law is considered a master's degree in the
24:34 United States. It's
24:35 It's
24:41 the judge who released the worm that Irina had
24:44 n't even completed
24:51 now you can imagine the following,
24:55 5 years of hysteria
24:59 over the death of an addicted worm.
25:00 What was the impact of this? Do you
25:04 remember, guys? Do you remember the
25:06 hysteria that [ __ ] was? There are
25:08 compilations that unfortunately I won't
25:11 find here, but people knelt
25:13 for George Floyd. Look here, look.
25:17 They have compiled here. Nancy Pelose and
25:20 kneels. Eh, the Democratic senators
25:24 kneel. How ridiculous.
25:27 How ridiculous. What crap. How pathetic.
25:29 They're [ __ ]. Some [ __ ]. So this
25:33 hysteria was about the death of this
25:36 son's burial and it was broadcast for 4
25:39 hours on FP. George Floyd. Oh,
25:40 you're going to get screwed.
25:42 Biden showed up here and it was
25:44 ridiculous. People would go to
25:47 this coffin and kneel before him as if
25:50 he were a relic, you know?
25:53 Something sacred. So addicted with the
25:55 gigantic criminal record. Beauty. Where? I
25:56 need, I wanted to find a picture of
25:58 some son of a [ __ ] kneeling here.
26:00 You need to understand the level of [ __ ]
26:02 that was. The mayor of Minneolis here, look,
26:05 look, crying.
26:20 Raise the status of this [ __ ], damn it.
26:22 damn it.
26:24 Holy [ __ ]. So imagine an
26:27 America like that. What do you think will
26:29 happen, since the judges are
26:32 appointed? They appointed many,
26:35 many, many judges and a good portion
26:37 of them didn't even have a law degree.
26:39 And one of them, who was recently nominated,
26:40 recently nominated,
26:43 uh, was responsible for releasing the
26:50 it, man.
26:53 So, stretching the rope too much, pushing the
26:57 bar too hard. The term I like to
26:59 use to
27:02 describe the response that will come
27:04 from these more than 10 years of schizophrenia
27:06 schizophrenia
27:10 is overcorrection. Overcorrection.
27:12 Like, it's not like it's
27:15 going to be like, Let's go, we were here, look
27:17 , we were here in normality.
27:20 Look, color blind, racism has been overcome,
27:22 Obama is president. Ba b ba bá b ba b b
27:25 bá. Then the madness begins walk. Madness,
27:26 madness, madness, madness, madness, madness, madness
27:29 , madness. It's not like
27:31 now with the death of Irina and Charlie
27:33 Kirk, this is going to go back to status
27:36 quo. No, no, no, no, no. Overcorrection,
27:38 Overcorrection,
27:42 brother. It won't. Oh, pre-Obama status
27:44 will not be restored.
27:47 We're going to move on to something else, because
27:50 prudence and sophistication are
27:52 are over.
27:54 over. Beauty,
27:55 Beauty,
27:58 prudence and sophistication are over. They
28:05 kill the moderate guy. They murdered
28:07 the sensible guy,
28:10 the dialogue guy. Just like the
28:13 pendulum went, holy [ __ ], he's going,
28:20 you know when I'll see, do you know when I
28:22 can tell you that there will be some
28:25 normality? I don't know, I don't know, I
28:27 can't record a moment where,
28:29 look, we're back to a color
28:32 blind status, look, uh, now we're right-wing
28:34 now we're going to fight, we're going to talk
28:37 to the leftists and blah blah.
28:39 If a historical parallel can be drawn,
28:43 especially when dealing with Anglo-Saxons,
28:46 what could happen is something similar to the
28:48 Glorious Revolution. I don't know if you guys
28:50 broke out in the English Civil War, but the
28:52 English Civil War was next.
28:53 There were two factions in the
28:56 English parliament, the conservatives and the wigs,
28:58 liberals, [ __ ] it, I'll summarize here.
28:59 Liberals, conservatives. The
29:03 conservatives at the time, they advocated for
29:06 a greater, a greater transfer of
29:09 powers to the king, Charles, first, you know?
29:12 Charles has to be an aristocrat,
29:15 uh, an absolute monarch. The liberals
29:19 wanted more powers for parliament.
29:23 The political crisis went
29:27 so far that it exploded and became the
29:29 English Civil War. Millions
29:33 died, millions, millions died.
29:37 In the end, Parliament won, the king was beheaded,
29:38 beheaded,
29:40 and the Conservative Party
29:45 was wiped out. The Conservative Party
29:48 of the Glorious Revolution no
29:50 longer exists. It's not the same
29:54 conservative party we have today, is it?
29:56 The conservative party that we saw,
29:58 that exists today,
30:05 is par for the course, it is the liberal party of
30:09 1600. It is a faction, it is a
30:12 conservative faction of the Liberal Party that
30:14 split during the Napoleonic Wars. What's
30:18 going to happen in America isn't that, oh,
30:20 Democrats and Republicans are going to go to
30:22 war, could it be a real war,
30:25 a war in which there will be two armies
30:27 fighting for control of America or will it
30:30 be a war, a purge? I believe it
30:32 is a purge. I believe there will
30:34 be a purge instead of a war, it
30:38 will be a purge. And why?
30:41 Because the army likes
30:43 republicans. The army is
30:45 mostly republican. Thanks,
30:48 Niiagara. Na sent R$10.
30:50 Something you said that was very
30:53 real to me too. I thought I was
30:55 already desensitized to deaths and whatever,
30:58 but Irina's death made me really feel
31:00 bad. If these owners
31:02 appear, loss for cheating and interrupting.
31:04 interrupting.
31:07 Neagra, relax. Now I'm going to take the
31:08 live fix off here for a while too. The
31:10 American army is with the
31:12 Republicans. Why is he with the
31:16 Republicans, sister? Let's go. If
31:18 Brazil, let's go, let's go, I'll try to make
31:20 a projection here. If Brazil were a
31:22 country, an empire, in fact, it was an
31:24 empire, an empire not necessarily a
31:26 monarchy, but it was an empire, a
31:29 dominant country, you know? A powerful country, a
31:32 rich country.
31:34 If you transplant the kind of left
31:35 that exists in America, the kind of right
31:37 that exists here in Brazil, if
31:39 Brazil were a country that you are
31:40 proud of, wouldn't you want to be
31:42 part of the Armed Forces? Remember,
31:43 Brazil is an empire, a country that imposes
31:46 its will, a rich, powerful country, you
31:49 know? That knows how to make you proud. But you're
31:51 proud of this country because you're
31:54 a right-winger, you know? You like
31:55 hierarchy, you like things, how
31:57 they work. The left questions
31:59 this kind of thing. The left tends
32:01 not to, the left is anti-national. The
32:03 left looks at the status quo and
32:06 says: "Oh, the oppression of the bourgeoisie."
32:09 What happens in America? The leftist
32:12 doesn't know if he's not in the army. The leftist
32:14 is not a patriot, the rightist is a
32:16 patriot, and the rightist tends to be a
32:19 republican. So what happens?
32:21 The army is made up of
32:23 republican patriots. The American army is
32:26 made up of American patriots. mostly
32:27 mostly
32:31 white, southerners. Thank you very much, zero. There
32:33 are no leftists in the army. What will
32:35 happen, what I see will happen
32:37 will be the purge. The purge towards
32:39 the Democrats will be treated like terrorists.
32:40 terrorists.
32:42 The speech has already begun, it has been going on for a long
32:45 time, but today it gained momentum. Today it
32:48 went viral. The Democratic Party is
32:50 a terrorist organization. They
32:52 murdered Charlie Kirk. And the truth
32:54 is, they murdered Charlie
32:56 Kirk. Then there will be a purge. The
32:58 Democrats don't have the firepower. The
33:02 Democrats do not have a
33:06 physically fit section of the population to fight.
33:12 have guns. Republicans have
33:14 guns. Even if it's a
33:17 militia dispute, the Democrats have nothing.
33:20 So what's going to happen is a purge.
33:22 So what we're going to see is the
33:24 complete and absolute destruction of the
33:26 Democratic Party and from there, the
33:28 uncontested dominance of the Republican Party,
33:30 making a crazy projection here. Everything
33:31 I'm saying here may not
33:34 happen. Beauty? And that's the problem
33:36 with doing any kind of analysis,
33:39 guessing is based on
33:42 things that are happening
33:45 very quickly and you know, very
33:47 strange things, unprecedented things. The
33:49 Democratic Party could be purged, it could
33:51 be, it could collapse, its members
33:54 all arrested and [ __ ] it, Trump becomes
33:57 Caesar. Hey, man, what's going to happen is
33:58 , we're going to have a
34:01 repeat of the glorious revolution.
34:03 The political struggle in America will be
34:05 between factions of the Republican Party.
34:07 Republican Party.
34:09 I think that's what's going to happen,
34:11 because, man, it's too late. The
34:15 Democrats caused this. The Democrats
34:17 did absolutely everything in
34:20 their power to bring this about. And what
34:22 we're going to see is an America that's kind of a
34:25 great America again, a
34:28 one-party America, an America focused on
34:31 ensuring the protection of its own backyard.
34:33 Dude, there will be no secession, there will be no
34:36 secession, there will be no war. The war,
34:38 the war I'm talking about is more, like, it's not
34:39 in the literal sense of the word, it's not the
34:41 war in Ukraine, like combat between
34:45 troops. When I say war, it's like in the
34:47 most ideological sense of the ideas of the
34:50 thing, you know? A conflict
34:52 in which many people will die,
34:54 but it will not be a fight, it will be an
34:57 attack, it will be a purge, it will be segregation.
34:59 segregation.
35:03 Oh man, it's over. It will not balkanize. It
35:05 will not balkanize.
35:09 And look at Trump's speech, you know?
35:12 I'm going to look like I'm a
35:14 democrat, like, oh my God, he said he's
35:16 going to intervene in American cities.
35:18 No, no, no, no. Damn, go intervene
35:20 in American cities. This is getting
35:36 her bloody end on a tr and here of this
35:55 eh what I said earlier before
35:59 starting to deal with these topics here is that
36:01 I am personally very against the
36:04 dissemination of images of people who have
36:06 died. For example, Jéssica
36:09 Canedo, in the case of Shocki, I didn't
36:10 add any photos of her in my
36:13 video, because I think it's disrespectful, saying that,
36:15 that,
36:18 both Irina's death and
36:20 Charlie Kirk's death,
36:23 their videos have to be shared from all angles,
36:25 angles,
36:26 on all the networks where you can
36:29 publish this type of thing.
36:31 Why? Because it was our enemies
36:34 who did this. Our enemies
36:37 killed ours. Oh, I'm in Brazil,
36:39 not in America. It's not in that
36:41 petty sense of
36:44 land. Charlie Kirk is a right-winger,
36:48 he's one of us. Beauty. Irina is the
36:50 guy, she's a young 23 year old girl,
36:52 man. She could be your girlfriend,
36:56 your sister, your cousin, your daughter.
36:59 Eh, you know?
37:00 Like, I end up putting myself in that
37:04 position. So, like, bro, and you know, she
37:07 was killed because of some
37:09 [ __ ] ideology that was shoved down her throat from
37:13 America, you know? So, man, you
37:15 know, she's a victim of a, she's a
37:17 victim of the Democratic Party. Charlie
37:19 Kirk is a victim of the Democratic Party. And the
37:23 Democratic Party here is not just a
37:25 Democratic Party as an institution, it is the left. It
37:26 left. It
37:30 is the left as a whole that defends the
37:31 same agendas as the Democratic Party that
37:34 murdered these two people. They
37:37 are martyrs. They are martyrs. They
37:44 So
37:46 just spread the word, spread the word, spread the word,
37:49 and radicalize
37:51 as many people as you can,
37:53 because, man, it's a war. It's a war
37:55 for our survival. became this
37:58 the murder of Charlie Kirk. He's a
38:02 guy, he's a guy
38:06 whose audience is Zomer. He is a late
38:08 millennial. He is one of the last of
38:10 the millennial generation who spoke to Zumer,
38:12 Zumer,
38:15 a guy called Nelcon, very moderate in his speech
38:16 speech
38:18 who spoke to Zumer and he was murdered.
38:40 through our country we have with strength
38:43 and strength we have to be vicious just
38:47 like they are the only they understand
39:10 And there? This is a speech by an
39:13 American president.
39:14 This is the speech of an
39:18 American president. And there? And there? You will continue to
39:20 be prudent, sophisticated still, friend.
39:22 friend.
39:23 You will continue to be prudent,
39:34 And do you know why? Because at the time
39:37 that [ __ ] was murdered in the period
39:40 after the murder, [ __ ],
39:50 there was defunding in the police. Police forces
39:52 across America had their
39:55 budgets cut and their techniques
39:58 restricted and crimes involving
40:01 black people were
40:06 ignored. Yes, they started to
40:08 ignore crimes committed by the
40:12 United States. Seriously, muffled, covered up.
40:16 Like, bro, there you have it. 24 of
40:20 the 25 most dangerous cities in America
40:22 are run by
40:24 Democratic mayors who bought into this entire
40:26 playbook and are still sticking to it .
40:39 people need to protect
40:44 law and order we have that can be done
40:47 because we did it right herec
40:51 of colbia the capal of america was a
40:54 bloodsty horrible dangerous place one of
40:57 the wor and now it's a crime free city
40:59 and we are going to keep it that way it can be done
41:02 it can happen fast all we want is
41:04 is Mr.
41:06 Mr.
41:23 brother. Trump will buquelize America.
41:25 This was his speech published on
41:29 Monday about Irina's case.
41:30 This is the speech about
41:32 Charlie Kirk's murder. Great
41:35 fellow Americans. I filled with grief
41:38 and anger at the heinous murder
41:41 of Charli Kirk on a college campus in
41:44 Utah. Charlie inspired millions and
41:47 tonight all who knew him and loved him
41:51 are united in shock and horror. was
41:53 was life
42:08 is over, bro. The debate is over. The debate is over
42:16 He finished.
42:19 The left's hypocrisy is over. That's all over with.
42:22 with. He finished.
42:23 He finished.
42:25 Page turned.
42:28 What next, what next? I don't
42:30 know. What comes next, I don't know. What
42:32 we can assume is going to come
42:36 now, but the debate is over. Beauty. The
42:40 debate is over.
42:42 Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's almost like, it's grotesque and
42:44 poetic that he moved with a shot to the
42:48 neck, right? A shot to the throat.
42:50 while he was having a debate
42:55 right after dealing with the topic of
43:01 that he loves so much the United States
43:04 of America he for liberty democracy,
43:08 jice and the American people he a for
43:11 truth and freedom and there's never been
43:15 anyone who was so respected by youth.
43:18 Charlie was also a man of deep
43:21 faith and we take comfort in the
43:23 knowledge that he is now at peace with God
43:25 in heaven.
43:31 prayers are with wife the two and
43:44 man I I I I went a little deeper I went
43:46 deeper, right? I saw on Twitter that he said,
43:50 man, he doesn't have a
43:53 rich background, man. It's like, he really
43:56 built himself up, you know, acting politically,
43:58 like, he
44:07 is a dark moment for America. Charli
44:10 Kirk travels the nation joyfully engaging
44:13 with everyone interested in good faith
44:16 debate. His mission was to bring young
44:19 people into the political process which
44:21 he did better than anyone
44:25 ever to share his love of country and to
44:28 spread the simple words of common sense
44:32 on campuses nationwide. championed his
44:36 courage, logic, hum and grace. It's a
44:38 long time for all Americans and the
44:41 media to confront the fact that violence
44:45 and murder are the tragic consequence of
44:48 demonizing those with whom you disagree
44:51 day after day, year after year in the
44:53 most hateful and despicable way possible.
45:07 And like, I think I've already said
45:09 this, including in this section here that I'm
45:12 developing with you,
45:14 why does the left call us
45:18 Nazis, call us fascists?
45:19 They spent all this time
45:22 calling us fascist gods
45:25 to dehumanize us. Because violence
45:28 against fascists is justified, it
45:31 is dehumanizing. So the left didn't
45:35 look at Charlie Kirk and say, "Oh,
45:39 man, he's a father, a husband, a debater,
45:41 debater,
45:43 a guy who participates in
45:44 public debate." No, no, no. They looked at
45:48 him as a fascist,
45:52 the murderer Matto. That was the deal.
45:55 And they do it for all of you.
45:57 How many people are still watching?
46:00 2045 people watching. The left looks
46:04 at you this way.
46:10 are so many, it's been more than 10 years of this schizophrenia,
46:12 schizophrenia,
46:15 many of these young people who were called
46:18 fascists have
46:21 become fascists. And
46:23 that. Many of them became
46:32 it no longer affects them
46:35 and now they are angry. It's out with the
46:47 and
46:49 right now my
47:04 go and destroy the black matter Trump
47:06 please it will be so beautiful to see all the
47:10 children of BLM arrested. Our. Oh,
47:12 imagine mass incarceration. Oh,
47:15 imagine, imagine how beautiful. Imagine how
47:20 beautiful it would be to see mass incarceration by BLM
47:22 and the Democratic Party as a
47:24 whole. Have you thought about it?
47:25 Because the Democratic Party has a hand
47:28 in this. Have you thought about it? How beautiful.
47:30 Wow, what a wonderful thing. It would be
47:34 amazing. Arrested. Arrested. Arrested.
47:36 He finished. Damn. He finished. This reaction is not
48:00 Butler, Pennsylvania last year which
48:02 killed a husband and father to the
48:05 attacks on ice ag to the vicious murder
48:10 of a healthc in the new house
48:12 house and
48:22 for now the Brazilian extreme left
48:25 is not violent.
48:26 For now, the Brazilian far left has
48:29 not taken up arms. I don't
48:30 know how long things will
48:46 of
48:48 love god was atted him
48:51 was atted him
48:55 was atting assaulted to him
48:58 with failure
49:01 because together we will ure that
49:05 voice his andacy will on for countless
49:08 generations to come
49:17 great before and notose god bless god acab bich finished Beleza
49:40 . Yeah,
49:43 yeah, it's over, like, it's over, the
49:46 debate, the discussion is over.
49:50 Ah, you know, then we'll debate ideas, we'll
49:55 dispute in the field of ideas, like,
49:58 man, it's kind of like the OK moment, it's the
50:09 destroys the tread of prophecy, the thread of
50:13 prophecy. Restore the restore the game
50:15 to get rid of this bad fate.
50:17 Like, man, [ __ ], there's no going back,
50:19 bro. No, there is no going back.
50:22 We're screwed. Beauty. And the bubble doesn't
50:24 close with Jorge. First of all, I don't
50:27 want any mongoloids here. But the vibe, the
50:30 vibe, the vibe of both the foreign right
50:35 and the global right. And us,
50:38 Charlie Kirk was cool. He tried to
50:40 talk to you, he went on your
50:44 podcasts, you went on his, you're not
50:46 going to like whoever comes after
50:48 Charlie Kirk.
50:49 Well, we know who's coming after
50:51 Charlie Kirk, right? We know,
50:53 we know who the guy is who's
50:55 coming after Charlie Kirk. Nick
50:56 Fant has become the prudent,
50:59 sophisticated guy. Oh, just made a Twitch. Oh,
51:00 this looks like a nightmare, one of the
51:04 most terrifying things I've ever seen. Uh, and like
51:07 Nick Fentas, he had
51:11 brutal disagreements with Charlie Kirk, but like, it's
51:13 like that scene from Rome, man. He was
51:16 an American patriot. F disagreements, like,
51:32 they did it well, you know? And that. What
51:36 visually summarizes what
51:39 happened today is this, look. the
51:42 quadrant of the face, honestly, I
51:44 talked to a lot of people today, I
51:46 talked to a lot of people from many
51:48 spectrums of the right, a lot of people off the record
51:51 . There is a consensus among all the
51:52 people I talked to, and I talked
51:55 to a lot of people, a lot of people,
51:58 extremists, right-wingers,
52:01 moderates, liberals, conservatives,
52:03 I talked to everyone, they
52:07 are all very angry, very angry. And
52:10 they turned the key
52:14 a lot. They turned the key a lot. They
52:17 turned the key a lot. So, so,
52:20 brother, everyone is very angry. I'm
52:23 angry. Beauty. And I didn't
52:24 think that at this point in the
52:26 game politics could change, like,
52:30 mess with my head. And
52:33 man, I'm in a bad way, man. I'm
52:34 serious, I'm feeling bad. I'm bad,
52:37 I'm bad. I'm like [ __ ]. I'm in a
52:38 bad way, man. Everything that happened with
52:39 Irina, what happened with Charlie
52:42 Kirk, it made me feel bad, man. I said
52:45 earlier, Charl Kirk, man, I'm
52:48 directly involved in politics,
52:51 man. I'm involved. I'm
52:54 working with politics, you know? It
52:57 became my side job, you know? Like,
53:00 I go to public political events, I
53:02 don't worry about my safety. What's
53:13 And the guy got killed, bro. Like, doing
53:16 nothing prophetic. America will never
53:19 be the same. America will never
53:21 be the same.
53:23 Beauty. America will never be the
53:25 same. This is the tich decade.
53:26 Inexplicably, Nick Fant has become a
53:30 moderate rightist. AND. AND. Renan is a
53:32 bit pissed off here. I think Renan
53:34 is I think Renan is a little pissed off
53:35 . When Luigi Mandioni
53:37 killed an insurance executive. The entire
53:39 left thought it was beautiful and a bunch of
53:41 [ __ ] were swooning over the guy.
53:44 A horizon opened up there. Now
53:45 Charl Kirk, the American left mocks
53:47 the corrido without seeming to forget the
53:49 vagabond justifications of the
53:51 world press. The possibility of
53:52 redemptive political violence from the left is
53:54 given, just as BLM was in the United
53:56 States. That's how the MST works around here. The
53:58 foolish institutionality buys everything,
54:00 because it feeds on the theory produced
54:02 by the left-handed. It is not up to us to denounce
54:04 their hypocrisy. The time has come to
54:06 destroy this field. The left is the
54:09 enemy. She wants our death. We will give
54:16 Honestly, brother, I'm not going to say
54:18 here what needs to happen with the PT.
54:19 I'm not going to say here what has to
54:22 happen to the sovereign. I don't
54:25 need to talk. Beauty. I don't need to
54:27 say what has to happen. It's an eye
54:28 for an eye, a tooth for a tooth.
54:30 We are already at that stage. All the
54:32 communist webs are celebrating, okay?
54:33 All the communist webs are
54:36 celebrating. Absolutely all of them.
54:39 Absolutely all of them. I can show you
54:41 here Let's go. First, that's basically
54:44 the insight, bro. The
54:47 global right-wing Z G has become this. Like, they
54:49 don't understand that Charlie was the
54:50 cool version, like the nice version, right? Like, he
54:54 was the cool guy at the party. But that's what
54:56 the Democrats are doing here.
54:58 Including Bersoi publishing, right? Like,
55:01 they tried to have a minute of silence
55:03 in Parliament and
55:35 Boy, cool, huh? How beautiful. Where is
55:36 Thiago Santinelli's Twitch or Twitter
55:38 ? I can't see, bro. I
55:39 went to see the video of the
55:41 guy getting shot, the crazy guy died
55:44 talking [ __ ]. Hahaha. Well, Thiago
55:46 Santinelli goes to the same place as all
55:47 his friends. If a father who was a
55:50 piece of [ __ ], a piece of [ __ ].
55:53 [ __ ] of the worst kind, bro. Let me
55:55 see what these shits said here. All
55:56 modern conservatism consists of
55:58 inventing a false reality to get
56:00 angry about, and then getting endlessly
56:34 Serious?
56:41 Let me see what else this
56:44 [ __ ] said here.
56:46 Trump is signaling that he will
56:50 use Charlie Kirk's death
56:53 to start a war against the
56:56 left, the liberal left. Based, that's what
56:57 we, That's, that's why
57:00 I voted for Trump. That's why I
57:02 voted for Trump, bro. Let me check
57:04 JV's Twitch here. Let me see if it
57:07 's really long. Wow, by
57:09 by
57:12 OK. A while back, probably in 2017, I
57:14 appeared on
57:17 Tucker Cson's Fox News show to talk about
57:19 who knows what. Then a name I
57:22 barely knew sent me a
57:23 direct message on Twitter saying I had
57:25 done a great job. It was Charlie
57:28 Kirk. And that moment
57:29 of kindness began a friendship
57:32 that lasts to this day. Charlie was fascinated
57:34 by ideas and was always willing to
57:35 learn and change his mind. Like
57:38 me, he was skeptical of Donald
57:40 Trump in 2016. Like me, he came
57:42 to see President Trump as the only
57:43 figure capable of steering American politics away
57:45 from the globalism that has dominated his
57:47 entire life, that has dominated us all our
57:49 lives. When others were right,
57:52 eh, he learned from them. When he was
57:54 right, as he always was, he was generous.
57:56 With Charlie the attitude was never. I warned you.
57:58 warned you.
58:01 Man, there's some [ __ ] on YouTube who does
58:03 n't have that nobility of
58:06 spirit, right? I never was, I
58:08 warned you, but welcome. Yeah, you know that group
58:11 that has this welcome attitude instead
58:15 of I told you so? Yeah, yeah,
58:17 it's the difference in nature, right? It's the
58:20 difference in nature, right? Right? Well, what can you do
58:22 ? Charlie was one of the first
58:24 people I called when I
58:25 considered running for Senate in
58:27 early 2021. I was interested
58:29 but skeptical that there was
58:31 a path. We talked about
58:32 everything from strategy to
58:34 fundraising to the foundation of the
58:36 movement he knew so well. He
58:38 introduced me to some of the people who would
58:40 run my campaign and also to
58:43 Donald Trump Jr. Just like
58:46 his father, he is misunderstood, he is
58:48 extremely intelligent and is in
58:50 tune with us. So he took
58:51 a call from me because Charlie
58:54 invited him too. Long before I
58:56 even mentally committed to
58:57 running, Charlie invited me to
59:01 speak to his donors and at one point at
59:05 an event of that group of
59:06 Charlie's there that I forget the name. He
59:08 also walked me around the
59:09 room and introduced me. He gave me
59:11 honest feedback on my
59:13 observations. He had no reason
59:15 to do this, nor any expectation that
59:17 I would go anywhere. At that
59:19 point, my polls were well
59:21 below 5%. He did it because we were
59:24 friends and because he was a good man.
59:25 When I became a
59:27 vice presidential candidate, something Charlie
59:29 championed both publicly and
59:31 privately, Charlie was there to
59:33 support me. I was very happy to be
59:34 part of the president's team. But
59:37 honestly, I'm actually surprised, uh,
59:39 uh, honestly, surprised at the effect
59:40 this has had on our family. Our
59:42 children, especially the older ones,
59:45 struggled with the attention, uh, they struggled
59:47 with the attention and the constant presence
59:48 of the protective team. I felt
59:50 deep guilt for having recruited my
59:52 children into this life without
59:54 their permission. And Charlie was constantly
59:56 on call, calling and texting,
59:58 checking in on our family, offering
60:00 guidance and prayers. Some of our most successful events were
60:02 our most successful events were organized not by the campaign itself, but
60:03 organized not by the campaign itself, but by Charlie's organization. Eh, Turning
60:06 by Charlie's organization. Eh, Turning Points Turning Action. Thanks. Well, he
60:09 Points Turning Action. Thanks. Well, he wasn't just a thinker, he was a
60:11 wasn't just a thinker, he was a doer, turning big ideas
60:13 doer, turning big ideas into even bigger events, with thousands
60:15 into even bigger events, with thousands of activists. And after me he
60:17 of activists. And after me he asked me and after each event, he
60:20 asked me and after each event, he gave me a big hug and said he
60:21 gave me a big hug and said he was praying for me and asking me
60:23 was praying for me and asking me what he could do. You
60:27 what he could do. You concentrate in Wisconsin. You
60:30 concentrate in Wisconsin. You focus on Wisconsin. And he would say to me,
60:31 focus on Wisconsin. And he would say to me, "Arizona is guaranteed." He was.
60:33 "Arizona is guaranteed." He was. Charlie genuinely believed in Jesus
60:35 Charlie genuinely believed in Jesus Christ and loved him. He had a
60:36 Christ and loved him. He had a deep faith. We used to argue about
60:38 deep faith. We used to argue about Catholicism and Protestantism, who
60:41 Catholicism and Protestantism, who was right and who was right on
60:43 was right and who was right on minor doctrinal issues, because
60:45 minor doctrinal issues, because he loved God and wanted to understand Him.
60:47 he loved God and wanted to understand Him. Another person pointed out that Charlie died
60:48 Another person pointed out that Charlie died doing what he loved and discussing ideas.
60:50 doing what he loved and discussing ideas. He would approach these
60:52 He would approach these hostile crowds and answer their questions. If it
60:56 hostile crowds and answer their questions. If it was a friendly crowd, and a
60:58 was a friendly crowd, and a progressive asked a question and was
60:59 progressive asked a question and was booed by the audience, he would encourage
61:01 booed by the audience, he would encourage his fans to calm down and let
61:04 his fans to calm down and let everyone speak. He exemplified a
61:06 everyone speak. He exemplified a fundamental virtue in our republic:
61:08 fundamental virtue in our republic: the willingness to speak openly and
61:10 the willingness to speak openly and debate ideas. Charlie had an
61:11 debate ideas. Charlie had an uncanny ability to know
61:13 uncanny ability to know when to push the envelope and when to be more
61:16 when to push the envelope and when to be more conventional. I saw people attack him
61:17 conventional. I saw people attack him for years for being wrong on
61:19 for years for being wrong on another issue publicly, but never
61:21 another issue publicly, but never realized that privately he was
61:23 realized that privately he was working to broaden the scope of
61:25 working to broaden the scope of acceptable debate. He was a great
61:27 acceptable debate. He was a great family man. I was talking to
61:29 family man. I was talking to President Trump in the Oval Office today and
61:31 President Trump in the Oval Office today and he said, "Quote, I know he was a
61:34 he said, "Quote, I know he was a great friend of yours." I nodded
61:35 great friend of yours." I nodded silently and President Trump
61:37 silently and President Trump noted that Charlie truly loved his
61:39 noted that Charlie truly loved his family. The president was right.
61:41 family. The president was right. Charlie was very proud of Erica and
61:43 Charlie was very proud of Erica and her two children. He was very happy
61:44 her two children. He was very happy to be a father and felt very grateful for
61:46 to be a father and felt very grateful for having found a woman of God with
61:48 having found a woman of God with whom he could build a family.
61:50 whom he could build a family. Charlie Kirk was a true friend, the
61:53 Charlie Kirk was a true friend, the kind of guy you could say
61:54 kind of guy you could say something to and know it would stay
61:56 something to and know it would stay with him forever. I participate in several
61:58 with him forever. I participate in several chat groups with Charlie and the
61:59 chat groups with Charlie and the people he has introduced me to
62:02 people he has introduced me to over the years. We celebrate weddings
62:04 over the years. We celebrate weddings and babies, exchange barbs, and mourn the
62:06 and babies, exchange barbs, and mourn the loss of loved ones.
62:07 loss of loved ones. We talked about politics, politics is
62:09 We talked about politics, politics is politics, politics, sports and life.
62:12 politics, politics, sports and life. These chat groups include
62:13 These chat groups include people from the highest levels of our
62:14 people from the highest levels of our government. They trusted him and loved him
62:17 government. They trusted him and loved him and knew he would always support them. And
62:19 and knew he would always support them. And because he was a true friend,
62:21 because he was a true friend, you could instinctively trust the
62:23 you could instinctively trust the people Charlie
62:25 people Charlie introduced you to. Much of the success we
62:27 introduced you to. Much of the success we have had in this administration is
62:28 have had in this administration is directly due to Charlie's ability to
62:30 directly due to Charlie's ability to organize and bring together. Not only did it
62:32 organize and bring together. Not only did it help us win in 24, it also
62:34 help us win in 24, it also helped us train the people across the
62:36 helped us train the people across the government. I was in a meeting in the
62:39 government. I was in a meeting in the west room when the chat groups
62:40 west room when the chat groups started filling up with people
62:42 started filling up with people telling Charlie that it was Charlie who
62:44 telling Charlie that it was Charlie who was praying for him. And that's when I
62:46 was praying for him. And that's when I received news that my friend had
62:48 received news that my friend had been shot. I prayed hard for the
62:50 been shot. I prayed hard for the next hour as good news
62:53 next hour as good news and then bad news came in. God did not
62:55 and then bad news came in. God did not answer these prayers. Okay, he
62:57 answer these prayers. Okay, he had other plans. And now Charlie
62:59 had other plans. And now Charlie is in heaven. I will ask him to speak
63:02 is in heaven. I will ask him to speak directly with great grace on behalf of
63:04 directly with great grace on behalf of his family, his friends and the country
63:06 his family, his friends and the country he loved so much. You ran my good,
63:08 he loved so much. You ran my good, my friend. We got this from here,
63:21 man. That's heavy, man.
63:24 That's heavy, man. This is heavy, bro.
63:31 Beautiful text. Damn, we got this, man. I hope he gets his revenge, bro.
63:34 man. I hope he gets his revenge, bro. Honestly, I think the least
63:35 Honestly, I think the least he can do now is take
63:38 he can do now is take brutal revenge.
63:41 brutal revenge. Oh, this text here, this text was
63:43 Oh, this text here, this text was beautiful, man. Come on, I'll even give you
63:45 beautiful, man. Come on, I'll even give you a CRT with a sad Batman here, man,
63:47 a CRT with a sad Batman here, man, because, man, you can feel
63:49 because, man, you can feel his pain, man. You can feel
63:50 his pain, man. You can feel his pain, old man. Yes. Okay, okay, you're allowed
63:53 his pain, old man. Yes. Okay, okay, you're allowed to cry. You are allowed to cry. You
63:55 to cry. You are allowed to cry. You killed the guy, our
63:56 killed the guy, our kindest guy. You guys killed our
63:58 kindest guy. You guys killed our nicest guy, bro.
64:00 nicest guy, bro. You killed our kindest guy.
64:08 Automotive sent R$10. You read all this to Ian Neves's [ __ ] and
64:10 this to Ian Neves's [ __ ] and gently ridicule the death of
64:12 gently ridicule the death of someone who only defended dialogue and the
64:14 someone who only defended dialogue and the pluralization of ideas. It's almost
64:16 pluralization of ideas. It's almost disgusting.
64:18 disgusting. Now you got in because they killed
64:19 Now you got in because they killed him,
64:30 man. They killed the best scoundrel on the hill.
64:34 They killed the best scoundrel on the hill. I
64:42 hope Renan's speech becomes more extreme. In fact, he already is. Ca
64:44 more extreme. In fact, he already is. Ca n't you see he's posting it on
64:46 n't you see he's posting it on Twitter, brother? It's war, brother.
64:50 Twitter, brother? It's war, brother. Joshua said: "Demons are
64:52 Joshua said: "Demons are afraid when a good man goes to war."
64:58 [Music] Moderate, moderate, improve, wizard. Better,
65:00 Moderate, moderate, improve, wizard. Better, man. Do you know what Renan is mad about?
65:03 man. Do you know what Renan is mad about? Yeah, yeah. There was almost a Hive Mind going on in us,
65:07 Yeah, yeah. There was almost a Hive Mind going on in us, people, bubbles, right-wing bubbles and
65:10 people, bubbles, right-wing bubbles and everyone, especially the MBL, because the
65:11 everyone, especially the MBL, because the MBL exposes itself very publicly, face,
65:14 MBL exposes itself very publicly, face, face, it's on the street, everyone found themselves in
65:17 face, it's on the street, everyone found themselves in Charlie's place, man. Like,
65:20 Charlie's place, man. Like, everyone, I saw myself there, I put myself
65:23 everyone, I saw myself there, I put myself in that position, everyone felt that
65:25 in that position, everyone felt that B, man. Everyone felt this B. I
65:29 B, man. Everyone felt this B. I think only, I don't know, Jeca who stays
65:31 think only, I don't know, Jeca who stays stuck inside the house and never leaves the
65:33 stuck inside the house and never leaves the house didn't feel this. I'm talking about
65:36 house didn't feel this. I'm talking about right-wing people who work in
65:38 right-wing people who work in politics. Everyone felt it there.
65:40 politics. Everyone felt it there. Everyone felt it. Everyone is very pissed off.
65:44 Everyone felt it. Everyone is very pissed off. Everyone is very, very pissed off. And the
65:47 Everyone is very, very pissed off. And the response has to be visceral. The
65:48 response has to be visceral. The answer has to be visceral. Gotta
65:50 answer has to be visceral. Gotta be brutal, man. Rena said:
65:53 be brutal, man. Rena said: "Don't let him get to power, don't
65:55 "Don't let him get to power, don't let me get close to power." And
65:58 let me get close to power." And that. Don't let it. I hope none of
66:01 that. Don't let it. I hope none of you get close to power, because,
66:03 you get close to power, because, man, there's
66:05 man, there's not going to be anything left. There doesn't have to be anything left over
66:07 not going to be anything left. There doesn't have to be anything left over .
66:21 Because if any of us comes to power, brother,
66:28 no, we will not do the same as Bolsonaro. Beauty? We can't
66:29 Bolsonaro. Beauty? We can't do the same as Bolsonaro.
66:31 do the same as Bolsonaro. Definitely can't arrive. Guys, it
66:34 Definitely can't arrive. Guys, it could be Bolsonaro. The future is
66:36 could be Bolsonaro. The future is glorious. It
66:57 number could somebody take yearsing side
67:01 yearsing side great number it could contr
67:05 great number it could contr somebodyunding to happen
67:08 somebodyunding to happen andy great number
67:10 andy great number it could in a few days chris
67:15 it could in a few days chris if in a few daysing kk
67:19 if in a few daysing kk figure i won give i don't want to put thosees Yes, it makes sense
67:21 figure i won give i don't want to put thosees Yes, it makes sense
67:46 Like, Ran gets shot in the head. It's a psop.
67:49 psop. aferful
68:07 zero vel zero sent R$ 10 pard they did this and added a mink
68:09 did this and added a mink [Music]
68:28 like me [Applause]
68:29 [Applause] [Music]
68:40 [Music] That's very sad, old man. Charlie KK
68:42 That's very sad, old man. Charlie KK was a Christian, man. And the audience, he was
68:45 was a Christian, man. And the audience, he was Christian, he had a beautiful family and
68:49 Christian, he had a beautiful family and his audience was zoomer. Oh,
68:51 his audience was zoomer. Oh, like, they killed the guy, man.
68:54 like, they killed the guy, man. They don't understand what these [ __ ]
68:56 They don't understand what these [ __ ] didn't understand what they did, bro.
68:58 didn't understand what they did, bro. These [ __ ] don't understand what
69:00 These [ __ ] don't understand what they did, bro.
69:03 they did, bro. And they are celebrating.
69:10 And they are celebrating. It's off topic. I know Kirk is a Millennial,
69:12 off topic. I know Kirk is a Millennial, but he still represents himself as
69:13 but he still represents himself as Janzi. His audience is Jzyzy and he
69:15 Janzi. His audience is Jzyzy and he acts like someone from Jzy etc. It's Jzzy
69:17 acts like someone from Jzy etc. It's Jzzy Coded, just like Bukelet. I talked more
69:19 Coded, just like Bukelet. I talked more about this on Twitch. Below. I RTed
69:21 about this on Twitch. Below. I RTed this. This text is wonderful.
69:23 this. This text is wonderful. This text is wonderful. A
69:25 This text is wonderful. A reflection on the future of
69:27 reflection on the future of Generation Z politics. I'll send it to you.
69:28 Generation Z politics. I'll send it to you. Prometeus sent R$10.
69:30 Prometeus sent R$10. Hello, Prometeus.
69:31 Hello, Prometeus. Who would have thought that Bostil would become a
69:33 Who would have thought that Bostil would become a viable option in the face of this likely
69:35 viable option in the face of this likely collapse of Western status?
69:38 collapse of Western status? Now it's time to take advantage of a good environment to
69:39 Now it's time to take advantage of a good environment to maximize the mission's publicity and put
69:41 maximize the mission's publicity and put Renan in the presidency.
69:44 Renan in the presidency. Yes,
69:50 simply yes. This, like, this is literally the only way, like,
69:53 literally the only way, like, viable today, because, man, forget it.
69:55 viable today, because, man, forget it. Like, you might not even like the
69:57 Like, you might not even like the MBL mission, damn it. Like, but what
69:59 MBL mission, damn it. Like, but what 's the other option, friend?
70:02 's the other option, friend? Like, be honest. I know the guys,
70:04 Like, be honest. I know the guys, so I trust them. But then, what is the
70:05 so I trust them. But then, what is the other option? It's Tarcísio, it's Barba, it's what
70:09 other option? It's Tarcísio, it's Barba, it's what , bro? Like, what are you going to do?
70:10 , bro? Like, what are you going to do? For whom? Like, okay, I understand until
70:13 For whom? Like, okay, I understand until you work for yourself, but like,
70:15 you work for yourself, but like, this [ __ ] is gonna catch up to you. That's the
70:16 this [ __ ] is gonna catch up to you. That's the thing, like, like, you don't have any other
70:19 thing, like, like, you don't have any other option. You have no other option. They
70:21 option. You have no other option. They have a chance, man. If everything, if everything
70:23 have a chance, man. If everything, if everything happens as, as you're
70:25 happens as, as you're suggesting, it
70:27 suggesting, it will probably be just Tarcísio as the
70:29 will probably be just Tarcísio as the right-wing candidate. The right has realized
70:32 right-wing candidate. The right has realized that they want you dead, your wife,
70:35 that they want you dead, your wife, your children castrated, your culture
70:38 your children castrated, your culture nullified, and your economy destroyed. And they
70:41 nullified, and your economy destroyed. And they think it's funny.
70:46 They think it's super funny. So, like, you understand?
70:53 Why not work to destroy
70:54 work to destroy your enemy? You know, I've been telling
70:57 your enemy? You know, I've been telling you exactly this, you know? a few
70:59 you exactly this, you know? a few weeks and like, eh, what happened with
71:04 weeks and like, eh, what happened with Charlie Kirk and Irene didn't
71:08 Charlie Kirk and Irene didn't change one iota of my
71:11 change one iota of my ideological positions. I'm just really angry
71:14 ideological positions. I'm just really angry because what I think needs to be
71:15 because what I think needs to be done, I already thought that way before, before
71:18 done, I already thought that way before, before this damned week. But I think
71:21 this damned week. But I think many of you are now on the same
71:22 many of you are now on the same level as me. I know, some of you got
71:25 level as me. I know, some of you got a little carried away, but relax,
71:26 a little carried away, but relax, calm down, let the blood subside. Because
71:28 calm down, let the blood subside. Because you won't win this war by being a
71:30 you won't win this war by being a Jorge. Beauty? You won't win this
71:31 Jorge. Beauty? You won't win this war by being Jorge. You're going to get arrested, you
71:33 war by being Jorge. You're going to get arrested, you know? No, no, it's not like, you don't have to
71:36 know? No, no, it's not like, you don't have to play, no, it's not like you're going to like, I'm
71:38 play, no, it's not like you're going to like, I'm going to play, no, no, no, no, no.
71:40 going to play, no, no, no, no, no. Strategy, beauty. Strategy,
71:42 Strategy, beauty. Strategy, strategy, you know? Summary of the opera, it just
71:45 strategy, you know? Summary of the opera, it just reaffirmed what I already believed. No, it
71:47 reaffirmed what I already believed. No, it 's not, it's prudence and sophistication in
71:49 's not, it's prudence and sophistication in playing a very fun agenda against
71:52 playing a very fun agenda against our enemies. Beauty? And
71:55 our enemies. Beauty? And that. It's because, man, if you're a
71:56 that. It's because, man, if you're a mad dog, if you're just a
71:58 mad dog, if you're just a mad dog, you're going to end up being mad. You
72:01 mad dog, you're going to end up being mad. You 'll just blow your face off. You're just going to, you're just
72:03 'll just blow your face off. You're just going to, you're just going to die on the wall, you're going to blow up
72:05 going to die on the wall, you're going to blow up the car on the wall. So, like, relax,
72:09 the car on the wall. So, like, relax, relax. Elitevos sent R$10
72:14 relax. Elitevos sent R$10 for the show, but what a disgusting deal. Is
72:17 for the show, but what a disgusting deal. Is a revolution really necessary in this
72:19 a revolution really necessary in this [ __ ]?
72:20 [ __ ]? Yes, we are a
72:21 Yes, we are a revolutionary right. Have you ever stopped to think
72:22 revolutionary right. Have you ever stopped to think about it?
72:25 about it? Beauty. And we're becoming a
72:27 Beauty. And we're becoming a revolutionary right, like, out of nowhere, out of nowhere
72:30 revolutionary right, like, out of nowhere, out of nowhere we became a revolutionary right,
72:32 we became a revolutionary right, like, absolutely absurd, but we
72:33 like, absolutely absurd, but we became a revolutionary right. And,
72:36 became a revolutionary right. And, you know? I want, it's a, it's a, it's a
72:37 you know? I want, it's a, it's a, it's a reactionary revolution. Yeah, it's
72:40 reactionary revolution. Yeah, it's even weirder, like, it's weirder. It
72:42 even weirder, like, it's weirder. It 's not like, oh, we're
72:43 's not like, oh, we're revolutionaries because no, no, no,
72:45 revolutionaries because no, no, no, no. We want to take
72:47 no. We want to take modernity here, look, cut part of it, what is no
72:51 modernity here, look, cut part of it, what is no good, we will literally
72:52 good, we will literally cut it off. Are you aware? Throw it away. It's trash.
72:55 cut it off. Are you aware? Throw it away. It's trash. We keep what is good. Beauty. So
72:59 We keep what is good. Beauty. So at the end of the day, bury
73:01 at the end of the day, bury conservatism. Okay,
73:02 conservatism. Okay, chat. I just got home from work and
73:04 chat. I just got home from work and I'm off tomorrow. I'm having a few drinks here
73:07 I'm off tomorrow. I'm having a few drinks here because today was a long day. That said,
73:09 because today was a long day. That said, no. Black Peeling, man. No, Black
73:12 no. Black Peeling, man. No, Black Pillen, believe it or not,
73:16 Pillen, believe it or not, eh, a, I'll tell you, my only,
73:18 eh, a, I'll tell you, my only, my only concern is the table, I already
73:21 my only concern is the table, I already said this yesterday, my only
73:22 said this yesterday, my only concern today is that mongoloids try to
73:26 concern today is that mongoloids try to import American agendas here to
73:28 import American agendas here to Brazil. And when I talk about
73:29 Brazil. And when I talk about American issues, I'm talking specifically about the
73:32 American issues, I'm talking specifically about the racial issue. This is impossible for you to
73:34 racial issue. This is impossible for you to import, because, like, if you try to
73:36 import, because, like, if you try to import, you will actually destroy Brazil
73:38 import, you will actually destroy Brazil , like, you will blow up Brazil.
73:40 , like, you will blow up Brazil. So,
73:42 So, uh, apart from this concern that I
73:44 uh, apart from this concern that I have, and honestly it's a concern
73:47 have, and honestly it's a concern that I have, but I don't think it's going to
73:50 that I have, but I don't think it's going to happen, because Brazil is immune to
73:51 happen, because Brazil is immune to this [ __ ]. The left has been
73:53 this [ __ ]. The left has been trying to push racial issues
73:56 trying to push racial issues down Brazilians' throats for 10 years, but it hasn't caught on
73:58 down Brazilians' throats for 10 years, but it hasn't caught on , with all the propaganda, man. Look at what
74:00 , with all the propaganda, man. Look at what they look at what the left
74:02 they look at what the left did in America. a country, a country that
74:07 did in America. a country, a country that was, as it always was, racist, but there was
74:10 was, as it always was, racist, but there was a decrease in these racial tensions
74:12 a decrease in these racial tensions over the years, but all it took was for the left to
74:14 over the years, but all it took was for the left to arrive, step on the throats of
74:17 arrive, step on the throats of white Americans and man, look what
74:19 white Americans and man, look what the left did in the United Kingdom. So,
74:20 the left did in the United Kingdom. So, you understand that the
74:22 you understand that the Brazilian left tried to impose
74:25 Brazilian left tried to impose racialism in Brazil, they failed, you
74:28 racialism in Brazil, they failed, you know, pardo? Worse still, the racial agenda of
74:30 know, pardo? Worse still, the racial agenda of blacks against mixed-race people is increasing.
74:32 blacks against mixed-race people is increasing. Get off Twitter, old man. This does not exist.
74:34 Get off Twitter, old man. This does not exist. Like, is truth believed? I am brown.
74:36 Like, is truth believed? I am brown. Like, this doesn't exist outside of Twitter.
74:38 Like, this doesn't exist outside of Twitter. This doesn't exist outside of Twitter. Like, it does
74:41 This doesn't exist outside of Twitter. Like, it does n't exist, it really doesn't exist outside of
74:43 n't exist, it really doesn't exist outside of Twitter. Then it won't stick. And if the
74:46 Twitter. Then it won't stick. And if the right tries to import a racial agenda, the
74:48 right tries to import a racial agenda, the right itself will end up rejecting it.
74:50 right itself will end up rejecting it. Like, that's what happens. The
74:51 Like, that's what happens. The right itself ends up rejecting this.
74:53 right itself ends up rejecting this. Tip for bubble members who
74:55 Tip for bubble members who can't fight. Write, preach your
74:57 can't fight. Write, preach your ideas, as our enemies did in the
74:59 ideas, as our enemies did in the universities. Write articles and
75:02 universities. Write articles and remain anonymous. May God be
75:04 remain anonymous. May God be with us.
75:05 with us. Maintains anonymity. I wanted to find
75:09 Maintains anonymity. I wanted to find Kurty Arvin's essay on
75:13 Kurty Arvin's essay on fascism and monarchy, you know? He makes
75:16 fascism and monarchy, you know? He makes a comparison between fascism and
75:18 a comparison between fascism and monarchy. For the guys who have been Jorge
75:20 monarchy. For the guys who have been Jorge these last few days,
75:22 these last few days, Jorg. You guys are completely
75:24 Jorg. You guys are completely weird. Read this essay by Cardarv.
75:27 weird. Read this essay by Cardarv. Read this text first before
75:29 Read this text first before completely Jorjá. Don't worry. I will
75:32 completely Jorjá. Don't worry. I will explain here. I'm going to make a
75:33 explain here. I'm going to make a summary here of what
75:35 summary here of what Yarvin's text on fascism and
75:37 Yarvin's text on fascism and monarchy is.
75:39 monarchy is. Fascism for Yarvin is an
75:43 Fascism for Yarvin is an outdated ideology, it's an ideology from the 1930s
75:45 outdated ideology, it's an ideology from the 1930s that made sense for the 1930s.
75:47 that made sense for the 1930s. So you're going to want to get rid of
75:48 So you're going to want to get rid of militarism, you're going to want to march and wear
75:50 militarism, you're going to want to march and wear uniforms and you're going to want to fight in the
75:52 uniforms and you're going to want to fight in the streets. Yeah, OK, that makes sense, that's
75:55 streets. Yeah, OK, that makes sense, that's cool, but it alienates the masses. The masses
75:58 cool, but it alienates the masses. The masses are frightened by this. So, like, this
76:00 are frightened by this. So, like, this jequisse, this jequisse no longer fits into
76:03 jequisse, this jequisse no longer fits into our society.
76:05 our society. What Yarvin advocates is something much more
76:07 What Yarvin advocates is something much more refined, sophisticated, and something that
76:11 refined, sophisticated, and something that people just can't seem to
76:12 people just can't seem to grasp. Like, the enemy
76:13 grasp. Like, the enemy can't understand what Yarvin is
76:15 can't understand what Yarvin is proposing. That's why it's so
76:17 proposing. That's why it's so phenomenal. That's why I'm so
76:19 phenomenal. That's why I'm so excited, because it's really [ __ ] awesome.
76:20 excited, because it's really [ __ ] awesome. Like, and enemies first can
76:21 Like, and enemies first can understand that it's duin, man. Dugin,
76:24 understand that it's duin, man. Dugin, for God's sake, duin is a
76:26 for God's sake, duin is a worse thing, you know? It's like wanting to be a
76:28 worse thing, you know? It's like wanting to be a Dugnist in Brazil is the same thing as
76:29 Dugnist in Brazil is the same thing as wanting to be in Brazil. Not because I'm
76:31 wanting to be in Brazil. Not because I'm equating the two, but it's
76:33 equating the two, but it's like Nazism is something of a
76:35 like Nazism is something of a Pangjermanist ideology, very specific to
76:38 Pangjermanist ideology, very specific to Germany. Dugnism is something very
76:40 Germany. Dugnism is something very specific to Russia. It doesn't make sense
76:44 specific to Russia. It doesn't make sense in Brazil. Now Iarvin, despite being
76:47 in Brazil. Now Iarvin, despite being something very American,
76:49 something very American, you can be inspired, you can take
76:51 you can be inspired, you can take notes.
76:53 notes. It's very interesting. Read, read,
76:55 It's very interesting. Read, read, read, go after it. Where, where is this
76:57 read, go after it. Where, where is this text? I looked, I tried to find it here,
76:59 text? I looked, I tried to find it here, but I couldn't find it. You have to check out
77:01 but I couldn't find it. You have to check out the Yarvin repository. This text is
77:03 the Yarvin repository. This text is on his old blog. Ah, when he
77:05 on his old blog. Ah, when he still used the pseudonym mod.
77:08 still used the pseudonym mod. Basically what Yarvin advocates is
77:09 Basically what Yarvin advocates is more like
77:12 more like Salvador, Singapore.
77:14 Salvador, Singapore. It's a different ride. It's a
77:16 It's a different ride. It's a very very different kind of thing. No, no, no. I'm not
77:18 very very different kind of thing. No, no, no. I'm not saying Guin's is bad. I'm
77:19 saying Guin's is bad. I'm saying that I'm not saying that you
77:21 saying that I'm not saying that you or any of you don't have to read Guin. I
77:23 or any of you don't have to read Guin. I read Dugin's articles on Substeck.
77:25 read Dugin's articles on Substeck. But, man,
77:27 But, man, apart from the multipolarity part,
77:30 apart from the multipolarity part, Guin's is inapplicable here in Brazil, you
77:33 Guin's is inapplicable here in Brazil, you know? You can take notes there,
77:34 know? You can take notes there, learn a thing or two, but it's
77:36 learn a thing or two, but it's so far from our reality, it's so
77:38 so far from our reality, it's so specific to Russian that, man, forget about the
77:40 specific to Russian that, man, forget about the gnomism here in Brazil. Iarvin is
77:43 gnomism here in Brazil. Iarvin is very, very
77:45 very, very adaptable to the
77:46 adaptable to the Brazilian reality, especially since Brazil
77:48 Brazilian reality, especially since Brazil is a country with an imperial tradition, a
77:51 is a country with an imperial tradition, a cult of personality, damn it, it
77:53 cult of personality, damn it, it fits like a glove, brother, it
77:55 fits like a glove, brother, it fits beautifully here in our
77:56 fits beautifully here in our reality. Anyway, summary of the opera. Ah,
77:59 reality. Anyway, summary of the opera. Ah, little uniform. Oh, I'm a fascist. Oh,
78:02 little uniform. Oh, I'm a fascist. Oh, I like uniforms, militarism. Uh,
78:04 I like uniforms, militarism. Uh, like, dated, dated. This will only
78:07 like, dated, dated. This will only ensure that your little movement
78:09 ensure that your little movement remains a niche, small,
78:11 remains a niche, small, insignificant movement. First, let me
78:12 insignificant movement. First, let me send you the article here that I've been
78:13 send you the article here that I've been commenting on with you for 48 hours. Like,
78:17 commenting on with you for 48 hours. Like, before you go off and
78:19 before you go off and freak out,
78:21 freak out, eh,
78:23 eh, read this text first. Read this text
78:25 read this text first. Read this text first. Beauty? Monarchism, monarchy
78:28 first. Beauty? Monarchism, monarchy and fascism today, okay? Ah, read,
78:32 and fascism today, okay? Ah, read, read, read, read, read. Yeah,
78:38 read, read, read, read. Yeah, that's it. I'll send the text here to
78:40 that's it. I'll send the text here to you. Read it there. Send this here and I'll
78:42 you. Read it there. Send this here and I'll also send it to Teleg, to Telegra.
78:44 also send it to Teleg, to Telegra. Let me introduce this
78:46 Let me introduce this unknown writer named Curtvin.