I'm working on Labor Day, and not even just working, ready to
go back to school Hello, everybody. time once again for
more facts with Adam curry for September 5 2022. And I'm coming
to you from the heart of the Texas Hill Country and we're
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and gentlemen, Mr. Moe facts. I you know, Adam, I'm good. I had
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you know, partially my fault, you know, against a partially
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share of the blame as well. But I just want to be honest with
people. I've been securing found foundation of income due to the
transition. And now that's over. So thank you for bearing with me
facts, family. And thank you for bearing with me, Adam. Yes. So
that had to be secure, if not, my attention would have been
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And we always say, you know, no matter what's going on, it's
like, hey, the show has to be top quality we'd rather wait
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There's not the quality is not an option that and that's the
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time window you've had, you know, spades you have to do and,
like I said, just secure in that foundational income. So we don't
have to lean on the fat family as hard because we know
everybody's going through you. I mean, so.
It's getting really interesting out there in general, since we
last like I think the price of gas has gone up 20 cents and
come down 20 cents. It's like a roller coaster.
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Alright, so I guess now that we've got good with the facts,
family.
We handed out the biscuits. Why don't we go Spin that wheel of
topics. What do you say? Let's do it. Alright, there it is.
We'll have topics round the round it goes where it stops
nobody knows. But of course Moe facts knows because he's put
together looks like another 40 clips for us the topic for
today's mo facts with Adam curry is
luck. Pot Luck
Oh, finally I haven't had one in a long time. Like maybe six
months or so.
It's only appropriate. We're working on Labor Day why
everybody is off. So we got to have a potluck.
Yes, exactly. That's what's what you do on Labor Day you bring
the potluck. You bring all the goodness to the party.
Exactly. So with that said, we got to talk about the big rain
in Florida.
The big raid in Florida. Our AI D the big raid that one? Yes.
Number two.
Good evening. Welcome here this Friday.
I'm Mark Wilson,
and I'm Ally Corey, thanks for being with us. Versus 10 Russian
collusion in our own backyard. A federal indictment says Russia
wanted to cause political turmoil in the US and found a
willing partner and a group based in St. Pete. The
indictment describes the conspiracy of propaganda
misinformation campaigns and direct meddling in local
elections that began years ago. The indictment doesn't identify
the Local Group by name, but all evidence points to St. Pete's
who house and today though who all but confirmed it. Boxer
teens Haley Hines is here tonight with more for us Hailey
tally. The indictment says that for more than seven years Russia
targeted the United States to carry out this influence
campaign. It says they recruited three political groups one
believed to be who ruined St. Pete that helped fund the
group's political campaigns and fluids leader to Russia to form
a partnership aimed at sowing discord and mistrust here in the
US, despite the indictment who are leaders are by no means
hiding their ties with Russia.
Okay mo clearly this is not 45 savages raid this is something
else did this literally take place at the same time and this
is the first time hearing of it two weeks prior. So still the
first I'm hearing of it and who All I can think of is Lieutenant
guru.
You're talking about the African leader.
Now I'm talking about the lady on Star Trek.
Oh, is it? Was that her name? Yeah.
Well, I grew up with who she just passed away a couple of
like, a month ago or so well,
hold on now. That might have been a totally different show.
If I knew that. I'm sorry. I'm not a tricky, but no, we have to
talk about this rain in Florida.
I didn't know anything about it. This is not okay.
So though, who room? Is this long standing African group,
African Socialist Party I think they're associated with. And
they were nabbed or you know, at least rated over the involvement
with Russian nationals. Wow.
This is? No, I had heard nothing of this. How did you hear about
it?
I was searching up Florida rave.
That's how you found no agenda to man search fields. When you
go looking.
So I was like, Whoa, what's going on here and I fell down
that rabbit hole. But it made me think back to the prior
discussion that we've had across maybe the life of this podcast
about Russian involvement with black liberation or civil rights
groups.
So are the slaves early on in the cropping just sharecroppers?
Yes. Yeah. Yes.
So it goes back that far. So I was like, here we are, I mean,
and another standing quota, shall we start starts with us?
So I think people need to pay attention of how this plays out.
Because I think it's a blueprint for what we saw Joe Biden lay
out in his air right, in that speech, so I just, I thought it
was,
yeah, let's dive in. I want to know more what's going on. So
now we
have to go back a little bit to show 74 Silly mode. And this is
talking about Russia has always targeted black Americans, one,
Russia has for a long time, been trying to infiltrate our this
wonderful democracy Republic that we have here in the United
States of America. And since they started doing that, the
entry point has always been the source of greatest value,
meaning, Baldwin said, the black American, if the black American
ever woke up to this, the Negro must understand that we are the
greatest threat to this democracy from this standpoint,
that how we go is how this country goes. And we don't
recognize the power of that, right. And what that means is
that we from the inside, and I'm not saying you know, that this
can happen with this should happen or what have you, but
based on how we're treated, determines the future of this
country. Our reaction to it. The Russians have always understood
that. So they've tried to come in they've had various attempts
during the first Great Migration in the 20s and 30s. They came in
with the Communist Party. And they played a significant role
in defending civil rights for African Americans, right, a
Philip Randolph probably single handedly was one of the most
instrumental he actually planned the March on Washington, he
Bayard Rustin. And like, it wouldn't have happened without
him, but also in labor. He changed the paradigm and he was
working similarly to Martin Luther King with the President
and is desegregate a lot of our workforce. But the Russians also
had a hand in that right.
So I have a question I asked you do you think? Or what is your
take on partake of us being when I say us, quote, unquote, black
people, black people know as being a very influence
influential or I forget the words you use, but basically,
this is the largest point of conflict for America. If somehow
we could basically be radicalized or
because of the influence that black America has on the rest of
America through culture. You mean like that? Right?
Yeah. So I just wanted to get your Do you think that's she's
overreaching? I'm just curious, because I'll tell you why. Stan,
so you don't have to go I asked about in the blonde. I think if
you look what happened at 2020 with George Floyd, yeah, be one
person dying influenced the whole world if somehow the
Russians could hard hard muster harness that power? Yes, yes.
Well, to some degree they did. Mo to some degree this was
organized by Marxists. No one's really had time to sit still and
think about that. But unfortunately, it seems to be
more a problem of fascism, where you have corporate America
really funded that. That's that's where all the money came
from it. We know, there are some, you know, big talkers, but
it was Nike and McDonald's and it was big corporations who
were, who were sending money to very vague nonprofits, who
mainly word you know, their job was to get people out of jail
without bail.
So that's pressure from above pressure from below, because
we've talked about before, and I think the last show, or maybe
two shows ago how the powers that be fun both sides.
Basically, that's kind of the point is like, if someone has to
fund it, if it was coming, it was the way I saw it with with,
with the Floyd riots and Black Lives Matter, Inc. That was
corporate America. And that's now you're down on the ESG
rabbit hole, you know, so why are they doing it? What is their
incentive? And it's, it's really it's not it's not even
ideologically driven. It's just profit driven.
And the Russians, I think you're a business isn't isn't off? I
think if I pronounced that correct, yeah, you're good.
You said if we, we just started this in the 1950s. It's one
thing
Well, the thing is, is just just keep people fighting, it doesn't
matter who wins, they just need to keep the stern what they
call, quote, unquote, stirring the pot. And this is a great way
to start a pot. And so now we have the cheese. This is Karen
Hunter. And she's having a discussion with Drew, McCaskill,
and he's going to bring it up to the 2020 election in this next
callback clip from 74.
Tell me about the 2016 election and the Russians and what you
know.
So what
the what made me like the hairs on my neck stand up when, when I
saw, you know, when I saw some of the things that you were
going to talk about today is because what, what happened in
2016, is that and all of the intelligence bureaus have said
this right, even though the administration continues to just
sort of, like, ignore it. But all the Intelligence Bureau said
that Russia was very specific about engaging, and try and
engaging in infiltrating black social media circles. So they,
they were very clear on the on trying to create divides within
the African American community in the 20s in the 2016.
Election, by creating things like anti Hillary memes in, in,
in Bernie in Bernie circles, anti Bernie memes in in Hillary
circles. And also they were they spent the majority of their of
their capital on trying to influence African Americans in
social and digital spaces.
Okay, that that's, that would make sense. That's where you
want to do it.
Right. And this is how a das got accused of being Russian bots.
Oh, of course, because they are Russian bots. Not a Das. But the
Black Twitter is Russian bots, and they all know it.
Right. And so you have this group actually pushing the mean
or alleged to let me be very clear that our labs by the FBI,
they are pushing misinformation, this information through backing
from Russians. And they're open about it as we get deeper. I
mean, they don't make and when you go to their website, they're
very pro Russia. Well, that's
that's okay. I mean, but what I'm trying to figure out is, you
know, they got raided, but it was it was raided because of a
connection to some Russian that that the cops were looking for.
Right.
Right. So I guess we can go ahead now and jump into number
five and that may answer some of the questions that you have. My
name is Alexandra
from Moscow in March 2022, who were leaders held online
discussions with the President of the Moscow based anti
globalization movement of Russia. With help from a
translator The FBI says he spread Russian propaganda
propaganda.
Western propaganda is lying when they say that Russia has invaded
Ukraine
this week, that man was indicted by a federal grand jury in Tampa
with conspiring to use a number of US citizens as agents of
Russia. The
facts and circumstances surrounding this indictment are
some of the most egregious and blatant violations we've seen by
the Russian government in order to stabilize and undermine trust
in American democracy.
The FBI alleges December 2014, through March of this year,
Alexander Einav, was actively working to sow discord, spread
Russian propaganda and interfere with elections in the US and
around the world.
Well, this is kind of interesting. Now this is a bit
of a twist. It does answer it, because what the guy is saying
is, at least you know, they're very superficial account is,
hey, you know, this thing in Russia in Ukraine isn't exactly
what you're being told it is. And of course, that's why they'd
have to go after a guy like this because of all that
disinformation.
Right? And what he reminds me of, but not maybe not to the
scale of you watch homeland, right?
No, no, I'm sorry. I
just watch home man homeland. That's like Mr. Robot gave us
tonight. homeland? I know, it's an interest
to the wire than I had to do Man in the High Castle. It's just
the day.
I know, I know. It's I know, you catch it, you play catch up. But
there was a character in homeland that was basically
playing this role of is really just funding in giving people
platforms and let people know, just as simple as hopping on
Zoom meetings with certain people. And taking funding from
certain people can get you in this trick bag?
Oh, of course. But what I'm trying to understand here was,
what was the goal of of involving guru was that was the
goal of this to have guru spread that spread that their
disinformation to black America is was that the idea? I'm just
trying to understand?
Amplify, okay, just right. I mean, I think the who were doing
this anyway, why don't they came in? Let me amplify it. Let me
give you let you send me
a check. I'll do it. Oh,
I want to read money. No, no, no, no, no. That's, that's as
easy as it could be. It's like, hey, we like what you're doing.
Let's go. Right, right. What do you have to meet me like just
not donations, but it's just like, oh, let's make a form. And
then we're hopping on Zoom meetings with this guy. And, and
it's just that simple. So
Right. Okay. Arts, they were and they were good, because they
have some influence, or the what the, what the, the Russian
dissident from this informant is looking to get as inroads into
the media, social media and ways to spread his message.
Right. And just to sow discord. It doesn't matter who wins it,
just keep keep on fighting. So that's how this kind of thing
works.
Is that really what he was doing? I'm just questioning I'm
just, you know, was that his entire job was to sow discord.
Well, let's get into some of the other characters. And I'll let
you make you you're saying and form your own opinion on it.
Okay. I don't want to I don't want to lead you. You know, I
want you to.
I've heard so much Russian disinformation, that I'm
immediately skeptical. Okay. What is it? What exactly was
this person doing? And with what goal?
That's my point it all it has to be is that
is just that Russian? It's like
Russian and Russian provide information. It doesn't matter.
That's the that's that's the low bar we're talking about now.
Yes, I just won't let this is the one that caught my
attention, because it's like, wow, you know, even they say I'm
making memes here.
Making me Well, yeah.
That's a very, that's a very low bar. So let's go ahead and get
into Part Three. The
indictment alleges he and the Russian Federal Security Service
relied on social media and also directed and controlled three
political groups. One being the Hoover movement in St. Pete,
Russia has recruited and forged ties with persons and groups
around the world, who are positioned to amplify and
reinforce Russia's messaging campaigns.
They're using Russia as a part of a propaganda tool against the
people to turn
you away who rose Aretha Akili Kenyan is alleged to be the
candidate Russians were supervising and her 2019 Run for
St. Pete City Council offering consulting and funding at this
point, Kenyan is considered an unindicted co conspirator, but
has not been charged.
Why take their money? Why did I
ever say I took any money? See, no, no, no, no. I never said no,
no, that's what I'm accused of. I never said that. So don't put
that in my mouth. I didn't say that. Top Look, I don't want to
answer your question because you want to take it somewhere. I
don't want to take it that there was also a parent Russian
influence in the 2017 St. Pete race for mayor. The rural group
scene Hear disrupting political events. According to the
indictment, the word reparations was part of alleged discussions
between Ionawr and another unindicted co conspirator, who
appears to be former mayoral candidate Jesse Neville.
Oh, okay, there you go. There's your discord. reparations.
reparations? Yeah, I'll do it.
But what did the lady say? That was talking to joy Henry. I
forget their name. Ah, I forget the one that brought up the
black box by the Russian bots point. And it's ready things
like reparations. tangibles.
Yeah.
That's all it takes. So Akili a nya. She is serene.
Serene Mitchell.
That's it. Shareen Mitchell. Yeah, that's it. I don't know if
you had to click right on hand. But basically, you talk about
reparations, you're talking about tangibles. Anything you
know, that's That's enough. This core when you connect that to
Russian influence.
Problem is I have like five clips of this. I'm not sure
which one it is,
is that's fine. But when people ask me, you gotta go back. I
think the shell black box covers the whole thing, but it does.
But just basically that's what she lists out. So you asked
about Akili Anya, she has a couple of different names a
reefy. I think she also goes by Aretha Keeley. She was the
director of the Department of agitation and propaganda for the
African people's socialist party. Oh, nice
gig. It says that's a nice business card to show
agitation and pop propaganda people. And I'm not saying she
per se is LARPing. Or when you start throwing those kinds of
titles behind your name.
Right. Now, this is interesting, because this brings in the
political element. And so when I hear Russian disinformation
meddling, I mean, it sounds exactly like a Trump thing.
Hello.
The obvious as usual. Sounds like it sounds like Yes.
This is how you get half Americans in a trick bag. Yeah.
By lowering the bar, yeah. You liked this tweet. You retweeted
this tweet?
Yeah, exactly. You drink skim milk?
Is that vodka?
That's it. That's enough. So I, this is what I found. And I was
like, this is very interesting, especially the timing of it. And
I have to ask what's going on with the Florida FBI? Because
they rate it a Gillum. Then you have this and then you have the
Trump rate. So what? Well, I'd say he's kind of schizophrenic,
in a way.
Yeah. But you know, that, that means that there's a red team
and blue team. You know, I think there's just one team, it's the
Money Team. Money Team makes the shit calls the shots.
Yeah. So I mean, I just, hopefully, like I said,
hopefully, I have your picture interests? Because definitely,
um, this is a very interesting case. So what we had to do now?
Oh, the other thing she was running for office? Yeah. So I
don't know how that works. If you're taking funds from a
well, you know, someone offered consult. I mean, the, the wolves
come in many clothing in this business. Consultants pop out of
the woodwork everywhere. You know, this is, this is kind of
the thing. We don't have to belabor it. But Podcast Movement
was kind of a whole woke fest. If you've followed any of that
that went,
I did. I did.
And it's kind of the same thing as a politics where you've got
all these, like, hundreds of consultants running around. And
here's what they do, you know, they find a marginalized group.
Women bipoc was big this year. So a lot of literal Africans who
went to Ivy League schools here, but a lot of bipoc. And the
consultants then, you know, they find these companies who are you
know, they need to check off an ESG box and say, oh, yeah, well,
that's $200,000 for this for this series of podcasts. And
they take 30% And it just repeat and it goes over and over. This
is same in politics. Like,
they may kill it. That's what they don't understand is when
you take it from the creators, you'll kill it. And I don't want
to belabor the point, but we saw this week versus now but
remember when we Yeah,
but it's even worse is they sometimes they don't even
there's nothing to kill, they go on, get the pieces and put it
together and say here's your show. TaylorMade for your ESG
boxes. But yes, when it's an actual creative something and
you reduce it down to the way the consultants do. My point is,
it's the same thing with politics. You get oh, yeah, you
get the speech writer, you get the PR person, you get the media
coach. That's why That's why Joe Biden is still president.
Because all those pieces just keep functioning, whether he
does or not, is unimportant.
Correct. And as well as political pundits, because
there's no doubt in my mind, if I chose to put on the Red Hat
and take your Santa party lines, I can easily be at CPAC. And
that's not last night.
Oh, are you kidding me go, you know, you would be the most
welcome guests. Oh, my God, a black podcast, I bring him in,
right, you know, row front row.
And it's the same way with Charlamagne. Tha God on the
other side, you know, they look for these kinds of people that
they can package to push their message. But the problem is you
have to take the package message that comes with this, like,
here, you could talk about these things. That's when I actually
had a I don't want to we can move on. But I actually had a
whole segment that I took out the potluck concerning this that
I might use on a later date. Okay, um, but yeah, so. So now
we got to go to Mr. Jesse Nevels, because that's the guy
that was running for mayor that was associated with the Hulu
movement. So let's go ahead and get into number seven.
My name is Jesse novel, and I am a candidate for mayor of St.
Petersburg, Florida. And I'm running on a platform of unity
through reparations and economic development for the black
community. And along with Erica key like Kenya,
he's black, because I came out until he's not black. He's
white. Very reparations,
and along with Erica key like Kenyon who is running for
District Six City Council.
Hey, man, what is very white mean? Hold on a second. We mean,
you said very he's white. Yeah, he's very white was very white.
What I mean by is like, is the idea he looks like a guy in a
picture frame? No, seriously. I mean, like, you know, like, when
you buy a picture to have that picture in there.
Yeah. Isn't a wallet in the wallet. Right? He
looks exactly. To the hair. Everything's are
free. Like Gavin
Newsom manicure. He who gab? No, no, he's more of a not not Gavin
Newsom. He's more of a you know how, like when a handsome guy
puts glasses on to look smart. Yes. It's that kind of thing.
You know what he mean? He plays the walk pocket. I mean, he's on
point with his talking point. I'm not gonna give him credit.
But it's just so stark. The Africans, Africans people
Socialist Party, and he's the one you know, running for mayor.
He is very stark comparison. So that's what I meant by. Well,
it's not actually translucent or anything yet started over. My
name
is Jesse Neville, and I am a candidate for mayor of St.
Petersburg, Florida. And I'm running on a platform of unity
through reparations and economic development for the black
community. And along with Erica key, like Kenyan, who is running
for District Six City Council on the same platform with the
slogan radical solutions for radical times, we have entered
into the electoral arena, to represent the interests of the
people of the city, and to represent the desire of the
people in the city to fight back against the status quo. And
we're not typical political candidates we're not interested
in in waging a typical political campaign. Our campaign is a
people's movement to take back the city from big money from
real estate developers from gentrifiers from corrupt
politicians and basically from you know, the corporate elite
who control city hall right now and who control the elections
and all the other politicians.
I hope you brought your tent and Jesse
so all his talking points are on point yeah, there's one problem
is that they listen to I stress this referred to as atonement
they have made in his bed for a while reparations is a dirty
word.
Who is the new here how's the the politicians are
both sides of the political because the Democrats don't want
to talk about it, and Republicans ain't gonna think
about it. So
it has like, it's like plutonium is not good. Crypt. Right.
I can get behind anti reparations. And I want some
people might be thinking like, well, y'all talk about racial
reparations all the time. I speak from it from the angle of
this great political tension, you know, as a way to bend a
political party, to your to your desired effect by withhold
wanting to vote for your domain, just like you've seen how
amnesty. He was saying everybody like amnesty would never happen.
You know, you that was the kind of thing like it'll never
happen. Look at the border now.
Do you think this reparations talk still has impact? Because
it's still get people's attention, I think or is it more
like? Okay, sure, brother. Yeah, we'll see.
It is it's a huge problem for the Democrats still. Right. But,
but I'm thinking for black America, are they when they hear
reparations? Again, you know, I mean, are they still going for
Lucy's football with this one?
Well, they're not speak for a whole group, anybody but corner
with the way that the way that you're,
that doesn't count, you're, you're special, you're
different.
I'm different. Okay. You're not. So the thing is, is this, though
further, this message travels, and people start thinking like,
I should get something from my vote. Right? It's not the actual
reparations. That's the problem is that when people start
saying, Hey, I should get something from our vote. Yeah,
the quid pro quo very problematic. Yeah, that's a very
problematic. Yes, ideas, people just been getting something for
nothing.
I'm voting for this party, because it'll make America
better. Now, everyone's sort of starting to figure out now it's
better just to vote for your own pocket.
It's just like student loans. You see, it's the same thing is,
and that's kind of like when you start talking to people on both
sides of the political spectrum, they start to clam up for the
people who got something out of it. It's like the same people,
like big government need to stay out of it within you know, that
$20,000 drops off your loans like, well, you know, so it's,
it's a huge problem for this meshes to spread. Because he
starts getting people to think about being coming political
mature, and getting something for this for something for your
vote that you been giving it away. So both sides have an
interest in killing this idea. And this womb, because like I
said, once again, look at amnesty, it was talking about
her 20 years. Like it's that that'll never happen. That'll
never, you know, they'll never merit is and it's chipper and
they just kept chipping away and chipping away and chipping away.
And boom, the board has gone wide open.
Oh, Mo we never thought we'd have vaccine passports and
mandates and lockdowns and curfews. And, and I think we've
departed so far beyond that station, that, you know, this
current group of loser loser ship leadership worldwide. They
know they know how to do it. Now we can make these people do
anything, do anything, but
I honestly, I think they're losing their grabs. I think that
people just bought him by further in. But you have a bunch
of quote unquote, normies. Like there are waking up and like,
whoa, like, oh, you know, Megan, I'm not getting that from my
vote, or, Hey, that's messed up or this messed up, or are you
pushing that on the agenda? I did. So they don't want us I
think
people don't know any more what to do about it. They've lost
faith in I mean, I know what to do about it. You have to start
at the local level. You have to go back to your your, your city
council and your school board. This is gonna take rebuilding,
so it's not just okay, now I am going to get something from my
vote and it's going to fix everything. We're busted,
brother. We are busted.
And now you see why these two kinds of candidates are
dangerous. Yeah, exactly. They say you fix the problem at the
local level. They're running at the local level. So that could
be a reason to
fight. It's worth the fight. This is worth the fight then.
Okay.
Alright, so let's go ahead now. And this is Akili sheet. This is
when she was running for candidate for city council. And
I want you to watch this trick that this reporter tried to play
our her to pivot the message away from reparations and how
she handled it. It's in two parts. It's going to get into
part one and eight number eight, want to be the next
district seven council person.
I feel like my platform reparations and economic
development to the black community is the only platform
in this entire race that stands against the black community
being gentrified out of existence in the city, that
black people right now are under attack by the city government.
We're being pushed out by people. You know, gentrifiers
land developers, the politicians in office, they work for them.
They're being funded by them. My opponents are being funded by
these big developers. rents are going up. luxury apartments are
being built everywhere. No genuine affordable housing and
reparations and economic development is the only
genuinely progressive platform that speaks to social and
economic justice for everyone in the city by ending the
oppression of the black community and if I will do it.
If we don't do this right now, there won't be a black community
in two years.
Okay, I'm gonna address the elephant in the room, your
opponent, chico.
He made his made statements that he doesn't support the gay
agenda as he calls it. Any plans to make sure the taxpayers don't
go to support gay supported things.
If you think about, what do you bring that in for? Where'd that
come from?
That's that's the pivot. Let's get you off that reparations.
Let's start talking about some LGBT LGBT.
Yeah. Okay.
I'm telling you this reparations that we've been, what went on it
for six years, right? I mean, as far as you've been know,
Washington, what's going on at 2016 election and we start
talking, as you see, it is picking up steam. And it's not
the point of I don't think anybody thinks like, Oh, if I
don't get it, my life will be over. It's the point of all you
want to come talk to me about voting. This is what we want.
This, this is what we want. And when you get voted on a single
message, whether it's guns. reproductive rights, I mean,
every group has one kind of thing that drives them to the
polls. Yeah,
but we need a community organizer. Only we could find
what?
No, sir. So let's go ahead and get into part two and see how
she handles this.
At this event. Yes,
I'm gonna address the elephant in the room. Your opponent.
Interesting that he said, Why? Why is it the elephant in the
room?
I don't know. All I have is this clip. So it was an ongoing
thing. His comments being inflammatory, strong reporter to
address it. Okay. That's the
elephant in the room, your opponent, chico.
He made his made statements that he doesn't support the Gay
Agenda, as he calls it. And he plans to make sure that
taxpayers don't go to support gay supported things.
Do you think about all that?
So I want to redirect this discussion because this whole
thing about you know, this nonfactor candidate who hasn't
raised any money in his campaign, he's not running a
real campaign. He's not the person I'm fighting against. In
fact, you know, as offensive as his remarks are, the reality is
the elephant in the room is the oppression of the black
community. And the media is attempting to divert everyone's
attention away to the real fight, which is the fight
against these big developers, these gentrify errs that are
pushing out the black community. They're trying to divide the
people of the city by making the black community the face of anti
LGBTQIA. But that is not what this fight is about. This fight
is with us. And the big money politicians and the big money
developers and I won't even engage in a conversation about a
nonfactor when my real opponent is the incumbent is the one that
is responsible for opening up the door for these gentrifiers
for people like Carl nurse to come into my community and push
us out. That is the fight. That is what the people are talking
about. Really not this nonsense that the people that the media
is trying to tell people that is the problem that is not the
problem. That is not what I'm hearing I'm going door to door
talking to people they're talking about their rents going
up they're talking about sewage in their water, that's what
people are talking about. So the media has their ear to the
ground and it's actually listening to the people you
would know what this fight is about. And it's not what this
person is saying.
Wow All right impressive.
Now you can see why the Russians were interested in her Yeah, and
she and she's easy on us for the for the thirsty fat family out
there Yeah, so she she I liked how she said I like to redirect
the conversation and went right back to her talking points.
Yeah. And like now you're not gonna knock me off my you know
what I'm here for. Now. With that said, I will never get down
anything socialist. So that's what I lose me because I don't
know. Well, I'm pro capitalism. Yeah, I think with a small c
but I think that the way civics has been taught she looks nice.
The way civics has been taught is you know, it's this is new.
This is not your daddy, socialism. This is new
socialism. We were just social towards each other you know,
you'd like social media, don't you? You're a socialist. I think
that's really been pumped into a lot of people.
I don't think it dozen job with me. And I think there's a lot of
people that think like me, when you hear words like communist
Marxism socialists, it's an instant No. So with that said, I
think that's where she loses a lot of people and why she
probably didn't gain a lot of traction. But on the other hand,
you can hear that she's polished and her messaging so I can see
her being very prized. Asset personal asset now why wouldn't
you want to use Oshana for connotations with it but yeah
asset of of the Russians so or alleged it let's be clear allege
asset of the Russians alright so now we got a where we were 10
Okay yeah now we got to go back to the original report and this
is the fourth part.
According to the indictment the word reparations was part of a
lenge discussions between INR and another unindicted co
conspirator, who appears to be former mayoral candidate Jesse
Neville,
I think all of us that that believe in the democracy that is
America ought to be concerned. Because if it's coming down to
even the local level, then our entire democracy democracy is at
risk. The Hulu house was one of three locations in St. Pete
rated Friday by federal agents, as they collect evidence for the
current and possibly future indictments,
today's action should serve as a deterrent to other foreign
adversaries that the FBI will not tolerate meddling in our
democratic process.
The other political groups allegedly recruited by Einav are
in Georgia and California, the offense they would make this
alleged activity illegal is that no one involved was legally
registered as a foreign agent. If convicted, Ionawr faces up to
five years in prison. There have been no other arrests, but the
FBI collected a lot of evidence. So that certainly could change
alley,
it makes you wonder where else this could be going on? And how
much of it is going on? All right, Haley, thanks.
Really, how much of it is going on gonna be going on everywhere?
There's Russians, or near? The Russians? Yeah,
what they've been building on this since 2016. And it's a
very, I noticed this dangerous slide into from the Russian
government aggression leadership to Russians, you know, is every
Russian we talked about on the show before they're being risk,
you know, harassed, and, you know, just for being from
Russia.
Now, to be fair to all this, Russia basically kicked all of
our nongovernmental organizations, all of our NGOs
out of Russia, bad many years ago. In fact, right after
Hillary Clinton messed it all up with a great reset button. And
now, because we're the kings of this, you know, we literally
don't say we, the United States literally did this in 2014, all
the way to Ukraine's parliament and the president, and we meddle
in the elections, we did all kinds of horrible things.
So we can do that. Yeah.
Can we though, I mean, it looks like we're starting to suck a
little bit at it. Whereas the Russians, and Indian and I
believe URI, whatever his last name was, I believe URI is, is
very sincere and saying, oh, no, we just started this in schools.
And it's here, it's been here for a while we weren't seeing
and weren't paying attention. But this, this particular
candidate, she's captured. I mean, she's real captured. I
don't know if by Russia or whatever, but you just got to
put it all together. I mean, look at the the classic Marxist
trainer training of BLM Inc. Right? You look at this, and
like, well, you know, the Russians, they got a different
way of doing it, but it's pretty effective.
And they say, because I think let me go back to the article
right, quick. Because you remember, our
only answer to that was attacking. You even brought it
up attacking the Russians in the home. Well, you know, Putin is
doing this, but he's not taking care of you not taking it
looking out for you and your COVID. And that didn't work.
Right. So I mean, they've tried to demonize Putin. But I think
Russia is on this whole national. This is breaking news.
Russia is on this whole nationalist clique kick, yeah,
down to the way they look at women. They're celebrating women
for having multiple Russian children, you know, their own
this whole thing. And this guy, Alexander I and off, he was,
what was it? He ran the anti globalization movement or
Russia. Yeah, so anti globalism, you know, that's gonna become a
dirty word,
anti globalism or globalism, anti. He ran the
anti globalism movement of Russia. And he one of the things
they did was promote the California set on secession for
the United States. So but like I said, only the only thing they
need to do is agitate and that's what she heard this in her
title, Director of the Department of Education and
propagandists used to say she was captured, so I guess we need
to hear more from her and this is a week later after the raid,
and she had Rest is the media
for that. St. Petersburg, Florida at the center of an FBI
investigation. The US Department of Justice is looking into the
Russian government's alleged interference in US politics,
including right here in our bay area. Last week the FBI raided
the WHO house home to the African people's Socialist
Party. The group has been a fixture in St. Pete for decades.
Well today 10 tip of baseless Crawford met with members of the
group. They say the feds are after their movement and what
they stand for and it has nothing to do with Russia.
A formal news conference on their terms in their building
and a chance to tell their side of the story.
They say it's about this thing with Russia. But it's not about
this thing
with Russia. According to the indictment leaders with the
African people's Socialist Party are accused of coordinating with
Russian government officials over the last eight years last
week FBI agents took over the A Hulu house located in South St.
Pete So far no one with the organization has outright denied
the allegations.
We are not speaking to the issues within the indictment
because we know that first of all, it's illegitimate
Thursday, who remember showed reporters property damage they
say was caused by the fence broken glass torn up wood we saw
similar damage upstairs leader said doors were busted when FBI
agents raided the building
Hmm, that's the real rate.
Yeah, that's a little different than going through Melania is
closets. Yeah. That's a raid. Yes. Exactly.
Welcome glass doors not on hinges day. I wonder why the
difference?
Yeah, that's well, you know, it's that's fascism. And that's
what you do. You scare your political opponents. And even
though these people have probably done nothing really
directly, that just environment the whole thing is like,
political. What is political meddling? What is the charge
here? It's not much of a, it's like, Ah, okay. What are you
actually charging this guy with? Let me see. Where's
the cooperating with Russian officials? I think. Okay.
Government officials. Yeah. So that would be a fair violation.
And they were in the I guess the Russian officials were enlisted
as foreign agents.
We're not, we're not listed as foreign agents. Yeah, we're
not so that prohibits prohibits you from speaking with him.
Correct? I don't know how that works. I mean,
no, no, it's it's an anti, it's half the people in Washington DC
do not have fair registration, but they should. So it's just
correct. It's just one of those perfect tools.
Okay, let's go ahead and pick up with part two of this clip.
Number 12.
They're trying to put together this case that is not bear
against our party against our movement and against the black
community.
A former FBI Special Agent in Charge told 10 Tampa Bay, the
Russians look for groups willing to spread their message
is they don't really care what pod party is in power. You know
what the political party is in power here. This is all about
weakening the United States whether you know, it's pitting
Democrats against Republicans or rich against poor, or workers
against management, it doesn't matter
preying on the United States, through divided states of mind
literally tried to undermine the
this was really interesting from a media deconstruction
perspective. So he's saying something and they felt it's so
necessary for you, viewer, idiots, that we're going to
insert this bit to tell you what the guy is actually saying it
matters, but it doesn't matter preying
on the United States through divided states of mind. And that
is our interpretation.
Of course, literally trying to undermine the the confidence to
trust, the unity that exists in the nation, and they'll do it in
a lot of different ways. And this, this example, is just one
of the many ways in which they
will do that. And this was the FBI speaking.
Yes. Okay. How is it those socialists are being rated under
a Democrat? President? I mean, cuz, obviously, there you know,
there was something local.
Yes. Yeah. That was just exactly I was gonna say you, you said it
earlier. What's up with the Florida FBI? Well, maybe whoever
runs money runs run stuff. You know, this is it's all
political. Gillum was political. Right. This is political. So who
knows? It's, it sounds this sounds a lot more local, but it
could be very important. Is this is this a big County? Is it a
big city, is it there's something about it? They're
afraid it could ignite more?
Or do you need to number so when you say Oh, we found through our
investigation we found so so number of Russian agents. Well,
that we know
that sounded good. I mean, yeah, that's why the immediate
Literally I'm like, What is this bullcrap? Russian disinformation
and you got it. Okay.
So that's, that's, that's what really made me start thinking is
like, is he you know, are these rogue like you say is blue flat
faction and Red Faction and then down into Florida FBI? Or is it?
I think that's very possible. No, I think that's totally
possible, you know, Florida's red. So we should go after blue
and why wouldn't why wouldn't the Feds down there be blue? I'd
be red, or let's not
forget, this is where it goes to die. Hey, Amy Walker than USA
Russian.
That's, that's about the pinnacle. You can't go beyond
unless you unless you got a P tape or something then then you
might do a little better.
So yeah, that's why that's why I want to pick up on just the
whole politics of it and why it is, you know, why is this
happening? So let's go ahead. They brought up another point
that the RW RW, RW house has a history. So now we have to go
back 25 plus years, I think there's more but it's 25 years
from this report. And there was a I'm not gonna give it away.
But listen to the similarities that may have happened in 2020.
And what happened 25 years ago from this report
25 years to the day at the exact intersection where he lost his
life. People gathered to remember Tyron Lewis
I can't even imagine what you would be doing. In case you
would have right
25 years of pain, anger, sorrow, frustration. Everything. In 1996
Tyronn was stopped by police at the intersection of 18th Avenue
South and 16th street. A white officer shot and killed the
unarmed 18 year old inside his car, the death of splintered the
area of the city on the verge of chaos. Check it out. The unrest
went on for days with riding rock throwing and fires, putting
St. Pete in the national spotlight. The anger and
violence erupting again when the shooting was real justified and
the officers cleared
to show black people that we didn't forgive so to say we
didn't forget on this tragic
anniversary, tyrants family and members of the International
People's Democratic and human movement came together to honor
the team's memory and to continue to organize for change.
He would have been 43 years old if he had lived to see that he
didn't live to see it. But he was a martyr. That now we can
take his name to forward progress for black people and
fight for progress for black people.
The group has spent years trying to push the city to recognize
Taiwan's death and pay reparations. They hope their
continued calls for justice will save lives and bring about real
change in the community. Council and Fox 13 News.
Just hit me that just an odd coincidence that St. Petersburg
Florida Of course we have
I was waiting for you to pick up on yah. Yah. Yah, Louis. He was
a it was in 1996 when this happened. I'm kind of like a pre
George Floyd.
Yeah, I don't remember this at all. You remember this?
I don't that's I mean, this is just your city can riot and for
days, and it just gets wormhole gets memory hold. I mean, so
that was also kind of, you know, early days of internet, social
media, etc. So you've got to take that into account. 9696
was a hotbed of race. You know, with OJ coming off, Rodney King,
right. Yeah,
it's so weird mo because that was kind of the height of two of
my career's kind of the pinnacle of MTV got out and end of 93
started my I had my radio thing going then I started with the
internet stuff, took my company public in 1996 was in, you know,
was around, you know, but it didn't register the same to me
as it does now that I'm really paying attention, which says a
couple of things. You know what I mean?
Well, the main thing is, like you said, the airman amplifies
this stuff, which, when you add that to what we're discussing,
yeah, it's a problem with everything. But it's also if we
are smart, it could be our way out of a lot of the problems.
Yet, once you start paying attention like we do on this
show, when you start seeing cycles, you Didn't realize a
cycle or habit there, you can break it. Okay, let's stop helps
if there's
more than one of you for sure.
Yeah. So let's see. That was the pastor though who house and one
of the claims I made I heard a clip that I didn't use. They
said they use every every ounce of teardrop they had in St.
Petersburg on rue house. Because that was like ground zero of the
protests and riots. Tear gas. Tear gas. Yes. Yeah. Yeah, every
ounce
so doesn't surprise me.
So fast forward. We have some events that happened prior to
the raid this odd decide the least 14
Well, developing tonight St. Pete Police are investigating a
fire at the hoodoo house after someone was seen on video
burning things with a flame thrower. As you can see that
person in the corner of your screen there. Police a flagpole
and some palm trees were set on fire. No one was hurt. Right now
Police have not identified anyone involved.
was an Elon Musk flame thrower or real flame thrower?
It was a military grade No, quote military grade flame
thrower. That's the report.
Did you see this thing? I got to see this thing.
When I had video. You probably gonna see if you copy one of the
titles of this. This next clip. We stopped at 14 so well. They
found the guy that would you know that would burn our African
flag in front of the Pan African who are Rue house 15
First in St. Pete a man is now in custody after officers say he
used a flame thrower. You see that on the right side of your
screen right there to burn an African flag. This was at the
Yahoo House over the weekend. Kenny Raymond from Tampa has
been charged with criminal mischief.
I gotta see this thing they say is here. I want to see this
flame thrower. Oh, shoot. Oh, shoot. This thing does look
military grip. Oh, man. Yeah, see Kenny? I can.
Oh, crap. Kenny happens to be a so called black person.
Okay, I can't really see him. Yes. Okay. Why would
so called black person be burning an African flag a week
before the FBI raid
doesn't seem like like something you'd do. This is an it's all he
does. He gets out it gets out gets the flames that or blast
the flag and puts it back in his car and leaves.
Strange. So now we have a molly yesha tele, I think that's how
you pronounce it. He is the chairman of the African people's
Socialist Party. And, um, he's on Democracy Now. So this guy,
this guy, national appeal distorted. This is a bit of a
long clip. So you can stop it wherever you want to. He has a
you know, a storied past with, you know, quote unquote, black
rights in that area. So let's go ahead and listen to him. Talk to
the democracy now about this raid in the prior event to the
right,
because we turned to look at the FBI raiding several properties
in late July in St. Louis, Missouri and St. Petersburg,
Florida tied to the African people's Socialist Party, which
leads the Houthi movement. The Pan Africanist group has been a
longtime advocate for reparations for slavery, a vocal
critic of US foreign policy. The rates came as the Justice
Department indicted a Russian men living overseas named
Alexandre, Yama, Jana, using us speak group US based groups to
spread Russian propaganda. The groups were not named in the
indictment but reportedly include the African people's
Socialist Party. One of the FBI raids targeted the home of a
Malia Shitala, the founder of the African people's Socialist
Party, he accused the FBI of targeting his group for their
political work. He's joining us now from St. Louis. Can you
though go back to the end of July and talk about what
happened? Talk about that day of the raid Where were you?
They had already knocked out the windows. In the house in my
house they had they had knocked the door some doors loose from
the hinges. They had come to the back stairwell as I mentioned,
they use flashbang grenades in the rear of my house are
plastered all over everything. And in St. Petersburg, Florida
27 days after they had done what appears to us now to have been a
test run with on July 2, with someone pulling into the parking
lot and broad daylight Then from his trunk, trunk car trunk
pulling us a military grade flame thrower to torch the 15 by
25 foot red, black and green flag that was on this 50 foot
flag. flagpole. And this had occurred FBI, Homeland Security
local police came out. They refuse to charge the guy with
anything except some kind of misdemeanor mischief.
Dude, even owning that thing is a problem. You can't have a
flame thrower. Oh, yes, you can. Don't you have to have some kind
of?
I don't know, but I know
pay some stamp duty.
I've heard
I've used one I heard
people you can buy him openly.
You can buy a lot of things openly. Nami like I own
reputable websites. They haven't for sale. But they only charge
them with
Yeah, that's bullcrap something something's up with that
something's up with that and but the whole thing he just gets
out. Torches it gets back in that's that's that's not arson.
That's some other type of provocation.
And has it not a hate crime? Totally. And can't a black
person created create a hate crime against another black
person?
I'm sorry. That's impossible. No, no, I don't think that's
possible.
Ah, I don't know. Thanks. So it's a strange I found it to be
a strange fascinating story. That's why I brought it well.
Effects family.
Yeah. Did Did did. Juicy moly. Did Was that was that Diem day?
Of course it was nothing. But was there ever a charge of a
hate crime?
No. I don't reason why I asked that question. Because you're
thinking from that side, but I'm thinking more of if you say a
quote unquote, person is a white supremacist sympathizer. He acts
on the behalf of white supremacy, quote, unquote, the
way that you disarm, you know, caught, everybody, this black
maggot is basically a white supremacist sympathizer. Now.
Can that be seen as a hey, I just did this. randomly. We do a
potluck?
I don't know. I mean, we'd have to have a real world example. I
don't know. It'd be very confusing for everybody.
This would be you know, a great example because he targeted at
house by the choice of his target the flag Yeah.
Clears like go home? No, no, fine. No, fine. No penalty.
You're done. So your answer is no, it's it's not deemed a hate
crime.
Very fascinating story. I thought, you know, that'd be a
great first block. To the show.
I had no idea that had happened. I didn't I mean, a lot of it
sounds familiar in how its operating. Good to keep our eye
on. I appreciate it. It's a good one. All right, first part of
our block of our first block of the of the potluck.
I guess now we got to thank the people that make it happen. The
white man in
the black men have to be able to sit down at the same table, the
right man has to feel free to speak his mind without hurting
the feelings of that negro. And the so called Negro has to feel
free to speak his mind without hurting the feelings of the
white man, then they can bring the issues that are under the
rug out on top of the table and take an intelligent approach to
get the problem solved. That's the only way we'll ever do it.
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bring it forward mo facts with Adam curry episode number 86
All right, so jumping into the Vblock All right ah there's
business for we will start with a throwback clip for show 67 Q
hopium. And honestly I can say to him son this clip up his land
back.
And Tifa is me Ghazi the commander in chief of Black
Hammer organization land back I heard you had some not so nice
things to say about me. I heard you had some nice things to say
about my hammers. I heard you had lots of nice things to do.
To one of my members. My dear dear members. An African
Filipino mother doxxed and thought she could get away with
it. Thought we were gonna back down that's not gonna happen.
Mess with the wrong one this time? Yes. Oh, yes, you did. Oh,
yes, you did. Because we take it lightly when harm is done to our
African colonized women. That's why Black Hammer we say touch
one. Touch one. Touch one. Touch one touch one and you touched
one of us. So now you touch all of us. And we're going to have
to do something about it
oh man, I forgot about this black hammer party. Yeah,
yes. Black Hammer party. Yeah, I think it is Ghazi is his name.
Well, God the pop back up into the news. And before we get into
exactly what he popped back in the news for we got to do a
little coverage of what he was doing after we cover the show.
So these next two clips comes from him at a rally in front of
CNN building a huge Russian flag. I'm talking about big
Russian flag. He goes on this tirade across these two clips.
Let's just go ahead and hop into number 19.
In the center of the Clinton news now yes, all the CIA news
now. Colonial news network. We are here in Atlanta, Georgia.
Celebrating Victory Day and Mother's Day, Mother's Day
today, Vicki day tomorrow in unity with the Russians who are
fighting against the United States of America. They are
hiding behind you. A country that the United States of
America created a Nazi racist country. You understand and
tomorrow Victory Day is a Victory Day because it
represents that Russia. USSR defeated the Nazis and we are
anti the Nazis. White Power we In this blame America. America
is a parasite of a country that was built on the slavery of
Africans and the murder of indigenous people. And it's kept
healthy out of the bombing and slowly over on lands around the
world over the mass imprisonment of black and brown people.
Hey, you know, this is great. Listening to this and NRA block.
You know, this is probably legit Russia. I think you're right. I
mean, this is clearly not the Democrat Party, even though some
of the messages may agree. The message should not be spouted in
front of CNN with a with a Russian flag.
We all know what a Democrat is, is anti Russian. That's the
weird thing like they're pro socialist is socialism. And you
know that, well, the mindset, what they're anti Russia,
they're anti, I think it's really it's globalist versus
anti globalist, right.
Which was Alexander's name with his group literally.
Yes, you're right.
So I've just found it strange that he popped back up in the
news, let's go ahead and get to the second clip of his Victory
Day speech.
And CNN has a lot to do with that. Because it is a propaganda
tool, the biggest propaganda tool of the United States and
the thing is like, Yeah, I agree with you. I agree with you. I
agree with you. I agree with you. I agree with you. Oh, okay.
Now I gotta stop they're gonna stop.
No, they lied about the vaccine.
Right. That right there proves this is not Republican or
Democrat. lied about the vaccine. Trump hasn't hasn't
walked that back yet. A lot of people waiting for that Mo.
Ain't gonna happen. I don't think so. Either.
They lied about the economy. Black people haven't given
nothing
Oh, wow. This is so confusing. Now. Maybe Russia was
influencing Donald Trump. I'm so confused.
Exactly. I'm not saying that he did. I'm gonna say this. The
confusion when you hear this message and all these messages?
It blurs the line like what am I really? Who am I who Salamone
who Whoa, say like,
well, just this is clearly I mean, it's all Russia. I mean,
this is really Russian talking points, although I believe most
of them are true. Yes, United States did create Ukraine. 2014.
Totally.
The vaccine, the Senate election, we had that
discussion. We
probably created the damn COVID virus in the first place and
then shipped it off to China and then they blew it.
Yeah, all right. Good, good. I don't find any Oh, issues with
what you're saying.
All right. 21. Oh, hold
on. Wait. So now, fast forward from this speech. He pops up
this is when he popped up on my radar again. Ah, yeah. 21.
Developing tonight. We have now confirmed that two men arrested
in a Fayetteville SWAT standoff have ties to a group. Some are
calling extremist a
twist to this story. Black Hammer members openly say they
have an alliance with the proud boys which the SPLC The Southern
Poverty Law Center has classified as a hate group. Don
White's been digging deeper into the Fayetteville connection.
Oh, hold on a second. This is phony baloney. Okay, I get it.
These are a bunch of LARPing actors. Which one this black
hammer the black hammers?
That was the original question that we had before on the
previous show. She said what did we just was? We didn't because
of what we did. Michelle was like, we don't know what we just
witnessed. Is it LARPing Is it real?
It's good. It's well done. It's really well done because yeah,
I'm like, This sounds to me. Oh, we got our thing with the proud
boys. Okay, so this is now the crazy black Trumpers I guess or
you know, more Russia be afraid of Russia. And I go ahead and it
aligns with what you were talking about with these group
podcast groups. Let's look at for talent. It's like let me
find the talent. And then I can give you exactly how I present
it like this. Acute Akili she's very talented. Ghazi he's very
entertaining. It was in a funny tight way.
Yeah, um, it's it's just media mo it's just media. Different
versions.
But media becomes Mau, Mau and misinformation. Of course we you
label it that way. So did you play the whole clip?
No, no, no, no, I just had to stop.
We had to stop. We continue now.
I Captain here at the Fayetteville Police Department
confirmed both suspects are part of the Black Hammer party.
That's a controversial group formed in Atlanta in 2019.
Normally, client would find some division line with yellow crime
scene tape and police cars on Tuesday during the SWAT standoff
we've
had our Commander in Chief Commander Gaza quote, so
arrested as well as our chief, agitation propaganda.
Colonel keynote today we confirm one of the people arrested and
charged in that standoff is the leader of the Black Hammer
party. He goes by Ghazi Kozo. But his real name is Augustus
Romain, a spokesperson for the Black Hammer party told us today
they don't mind being called an extremist group. If we take
pride we take that and label with pride because that means
we're standing in line with those in history who have stood
against evil and stood against oppressive systems.
Oh no, man, they got a bonus if they will be called that that's
what's going on here.
I don't think they are even that or they're supremely ignorant
and saying I take pride in being called history. I don't think
you understand what was special features that are lost in the
justice system like oh, yeah,
stream. Yeah, you don't get the other book.
So I guess we didn't get into what they did as far as the
crown. Let's get into the second part of this clip. 22
Fairfield police responding to this subdivision Tuesday after
receiving a 911 call from someone saying they were being
held hostage. When police went into the home they discovered an
18 year old man's body they say it appears he may have shot
himself in the head. We've confirmed Romain and Xavier
Russian are facing numerous charges in connection to the
young man's death, including aggravated assault, kidnapping,
and criminal street gang activity,
Mrs. Black and regarding his first run in with the police, we
are going to fight these charges.
The way I understand this story is they were holding an 18 year
old hostage and he ends up killing himself.
Yeah, that's what it sounded like.
I don't know how that works. I mean, a kidnap victim killing
themselves. But it's weird that this popped up. This is kind of
like what you get on the plot.
Yeah, no, no ready made answers. I get it. I get it. But yeah,
and so. And the and Black Hammer was also of course, implicated
in involvement with what's his face the Russian Hmm. What's his
name? Alexander.
Is that that Georgia group? Yeah. Yeah, right. Right. So
you're saying yeah, that's he's the Georgia and we I couldn't
find out who was in St. Louis. But this is the Georgia wing so
that he was dealing with Yeah. And I just find it weird that I
did body pops up. And they're in their house and they get
arrested for it. Is it clean up? You know, is it time to get rid
of
could be could be. I mean, this is recent, though, right? This
is this all? Yeah. That's crazy. And I hadn't heard any of this.
It's irritating. These are this is great stories. I love this.
Alright, so now we get more. This is 22 B. And they go in
more detail of what the crimes were.
We have new information tonight following a SWAT standoff in
Fayetteville in the last few hours. 11 alive just obtained
the arrest warrants for Augustus Romain. He's the alleged leader
of the Black Hammer party, a controversial group formed in
Atlanta in 2019. He's facing several charges tonight,
including kidnapping and aggravated sodomy and the
warrants police say Romain and another man Xavier Russian
forced to victims at gunpoint to leave the common area of the
house and lock them into a garage. Then they allegedly
forced the two men to stay in the garage while Romain attacked
them Romanian Russian are both expected to be in court next
August 16
They got some cool anti symmetric stuff so they threw in
here huh calling and Frank a whiny Karen all right.
But edges fun. Interesting that they are raping these two
people, but the guy kills himself.
Well, it didn't really say that but aggravated
me I mean like the Yeah, I mean, that could be, you know,
interpreted a bunch of different ways but aggravated sodomy, and
the guy like kills himself, or did they shoot him? I can never
get a clip. This is the best clips I found on the subject.
And nobody really explained who the Yo man, where was this kind
of like a Ed book kind of situation? I mean, like,
I don't see any farther, further follow up stories, I can find
that.
But I just wanted to touch on. These are great, kind of like
stories that we've talked about it previously. Yeah. You know,
one was the Russians, you're saying involvement. Once again,
this is Russian involvement. But this is somebody we talked
about. And we made it very clear, we don't know if they're
legit, or if they're, you know, control opposition. And for the
story to end like this. I just found that you know, something I
wanted to share with you, in fact,
I think is beautiful. I need to keep my eye on groups like this.
This is fantastic. It's like it's like a whole subplot. And
I'm
gonna say two words. I don't mean to cut you off, but I'm
gonna say two words. Dixie, she said keep your eye on something.
Patriot front. Just keep your eye on noon.
Yeah, yeah, we'll
open up on
Yeah, these these guys seem pretty phony baloney. These are
the guys that were in the van.
They were in the U haul.
Okay, yeah. Well, so there you go. Well, we do for real and
other countries. We LARP around ourselves here against our own
people. It's crazy. It's crazy.
I like brand new money. I just I don't want any money around me.
It's not. I don't really have a new one that a brand than an old
20. That's kind of dumb. But there's something about new
money that excites you. You like $100 bills. owe money to the
most beautiful thing on earth is $100. Bill, I haven't seen a
woman is good looking at $100 Bill, or something that excites
you.
Just blasting through the show today. This is great. We of
course, we have our third and final block coming up, which
seems to be quite sizable. It's a little longer. Yeah. So
thanking that some more of our producers who came in we do want
to recognize Cameron rose with 45. Let's see what Cameron says.
Mo thank you for another great episode. I knew you'd rise to
the occasion. I really appreciate appreciate you
bringing more information about the evils of eugenics to your
producers. Yes, this was very good. Firstly, my pushback was
about the slandering of Darwin merely on the basis of the full
title of origins. I get a lot of pushback on this. This was
simply and demonstrably false. Just read the book. Because some
people misunderstand his work is no excuse to tar him with the
same brush. Words matter. Well, I read the title of the book.
And that's where it came from. But yeah, so you can't judge a
book by its title. Would that be fair to say?
In fairness, I did follow up with these other work. That had
very clear, racist, you know, genocide. Yeah. Yeah, genocidal
tone. So, I mean, we can't believe everybody so
words matter. And we do ourselves a disservice when we
debase them as the Marxist do No. Can Yes, you've made your
point. I think we question everything and we're not
jihadist about it. Ask your question more on your quote from
dissent. You're correct. He is using the word race in the
modern sense, but let me rewrite the quote for the modern era,
quote, hundreds of years into the future Europeans will almost
certainly have killed interbred or culturally absorbed the
Paleolithic people of the world. He doesn't advocate or delight
in that statement. He had just notes it as the inevitable
conclusion of his own theories and observations given the
behaviors of the Europe Okay, so I think what we're all saying
here is key meant exactly what he wrote on the title doesn't
mean he was a racist. That that seems like what we're trying to
get to here does that make sense?
I can see how they can see that but I will push back since they
push back against me and say that you say words matter and
the you reshape his quote? Was a modern
Exactly. That was beautiful. But I love I love your camera. I
love Oh, no. And of course back in the day the racism was was
not even considered racist, which is what it was just how
you talk how you were how you acted. We've come up right away.
And in all fairness, we can't look at it through this lens. I
understand their point. i It's not missed on the camera. It
says very dangerous to look at words through the lens of today.
Yeah. Oh, but my my basis is that as you said that he was can
you know? It shaped his thinking and his thinking shaped by a lot
of other people after him. Now, did they miss you as a weapon?
eyes, his ideas, possibly before and after, before and
after him before and after him. Of course, of course. Great note
though. Yes, appreciate, but I know for sure. That title is not
something everybody knows. Unless you go look at it. You're
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What was this about? What are we discussing?
That's the covenant changing the cover art? Oh, right.
Based upon who you are, right. Thank you. Oh, they think you
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The point is the assumptions. And in this place, that's the
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And them thinking who you are and putting the most minut
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that's the real man. It's better.
I think they know they know that they know what color you are.
They know they purchase the MasterCard visa history. They
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I don't think they are because my unscientific experiment is
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I got ya know who they want, man,
man is that man?
Well, it's true. You know, that's true. If you put Mo and
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know, we were like a lot of the same things. Right. It's just I
usually watch him 20 years later. Jared,
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Does. Jared Wescott $25 Thanks, we appreciate that. Oh, what is
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Oh, this is this is more pushback.
This is shrink Srinivas Marti. 25 Do
you remember this is as well as a tweet but you can continue
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Okay, I read the note it may not have been in good taste to have
tweeted my disagreement with the previous show. Perhaps I should
have held back but it is but it is what it is. Unfortunately.
Please stop right there and just explain why tweeted it. Sure. In
actual show 85 I made a statement saying because I
mispronounced I thought I was mispronouncing your name. And
I'll say somebody Oh discredit the whole show off of me
mispronouncing her name. I actually made that point. And
what didn't you what name was it? Well, I mispronounced I
think nits J i thought i was mispronouncing my Nietzsche,
Nietzsche. Yeah. Okay, so somebody say I was saying it
right? You're saying a little different. But I made a point on
that and say they'll take that and this credit course
everything I presented, but this was because of a different name.
Oh, you actually refer to all this Huxley. And oh, yes. This
is why I kind of went quickly to the second donation block.
There's a lot of good notes and a lot of good feedback and we
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So he tweeted. And it's not important like this, that it
wasn't a personal thing with us because he actually made some
great points, every single other things that he brings up, it was
just the fact I said someone was going to do this. And he just
happened to be the person to do it. So it's not in person.
And I think I said something rude back to him.
I will not bring this I will let you. I'll let you. I'll let you
dress that for a bit, but I'll take my hat for the involvement.
And he got his tweet saying no, go ahead. In between, he said
who in the head is Adolphus Huxley. That's a you refer to
Aldous Huxley as at mo Adam and atmo facts show 85 reference him
wasn't it? All this? Mo facts Allah at last is becoming
tedious and full of holes yet again. I didn't even say his
name wrong. And you said Adolphus and I was I don't know
Adolphus. I don't know if like it was his cousin or it was as I
was, I don't know Adolphus. But I'm just saying like, you use a
mispronounced name. To go it's about how to show full of holes
and not make it personal but address the holes not the
mispronunciation of a name. No, discredit Parker I've
been I've been doing this for a long time. This is very typical
in one way. It's very atypical in the other very typical,
someone will you'll make a mistake and then someone will
turn it into the once again shows is no good, because that's
another factor. That's what what people will do. But Shrinivas
then went back and donated. So this is that's a typical, and I
got to give them big mad props for that.
And I do too, because it's that communicate. That's why it
shocked me to dress the note in a respectful manner and make him
understand understandable, but I wasn't picking on him.
Now listen to this. Let me read this note. Oh, shut up.
Shrinivas you're being I was gonna I was gonna be nice to
you. Now I'm going to call Yeah. Unfortunately, I disagreed with
many aspects of the episode that were clearly a reach doesn't
mention any. Be that as it may, I know. I now know the MO facts.
No agenda. Twitter family is a rabid bunch. When someone
criticizes shows. That knowledge is family. That's what cults do.
Sad to see it here. Of course, I've learned a lot from other
episodes for that. I'm grateful. One last thing, Adam, I spiced
up the g f y sandwich. Oh, special. That's what I told him
to go. One of those sandwiches. It was awesome. Namaste. All
right.
I got sucked in this credit. And I did nothing.
Well, you know, when he says, Mo than it's in this case, it's
probably just more about the show in general. Not necessarily
you.
Right. But you
know, but I can understand, you know, that board that borders on
racism, certainly coming from, from someone from India, or
Pakistan or Asia somewhere. And then to see, you know, right
away accused the black man, I gotta tell you, that's what
cults do.
And I think the real issue is not that. I think the real issue
is that Darwinism, Dawn Darwinism, yeah, is a big, third
real hot button, hot button. It's the unknown third real
soon, because it bases people based a lot of their beliefs off
of that. And it showed up, which I guess I appreciate the
pushback,
there's something interesting going on, which I'll just Let's
just touch the rail one more time. We have the James Webb
telescope, up in action. And, and I've been collecting
articles and blog posts and haven't really found any
published peer to peer studies yet. But astronomers are very
concerned because they're not seeing what they're supposed to
see. There should be read, I think it's called redshift, or
red phase or redshift, what they're seeing is not an ever
expanding universe. Let's put it this way. There is, in general,
no evidence to be seen of the Big Bang Theory. And there's,
there's an astronomers who were posting stuff like, have we been
wrong about this. So there's a lot more to come when it comes
to Darwinism, or evolution versus creation is going to be a
very interesting
place in there to go space in there to its allies, and you're
hearing the anti viral thing. Virus is real. I think we're
going into a new age of, I don't wanna say discovery, but re
visiting Some of the things that we just accept his Givens.
Well, it's going to be hard to for people to revisit this one.
This is a tough one. And I think that this is maybe why you don't
hear so much about the web telescopes. Oh shit. That's not
what you're supposed to see. You know, it's dead stars. There's
nothing growing. There's nothing expanding. It's completely the
opposite of what they said. Hmm. So,
take, take that and we're not a cult.
Now I'd take ads a little offensive, but that's typical.
That's what people say. I'm the ad. Thanks for the support to
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all you Yes, we?
Yes. And we'll read it. Feel free, of course. uncredible,
trucker, $20. And he says, As you rightly pointed out, Darwin
did not come up with evolution only popularized it. Western
civilization learned of evolution through Western
universities who taught of the Greek philosophers that debated
evolution. They got it from the Hindus of India. See, this is
why a shrine is all pissed off.
You know what, I didn't even read these two notes together
like that. I mean, because it was, I'll read them as they come
in. But that's,
I didn't put it like that. We can assume just by the guy's
name that his Hindu, but in case he is no, Hinduism teaches that
all struggle to physically improve and transform in life.
Also, not just reincarnation becomes higher forms of life.
Racism is built into the religion they defend a racist
Darwin as Father of evolution, because that's far easier than
defending a racist ancient religion as the father of
evolution. I'm uncredible. So pay attention to everything look
at look it up yourself and
and I think he wants to fit Yeah, you know, finish the line.
And the truth. We're
like, gotcha. No, I got you. Yeah. Huh. So that's
interesting. So the idea here is instead of calling religion
racists, Zaid defender has just this is heady stuff we need to
we need to dive more into this. I appreciate these notes. It
gives me something to think about. I had no idea is really
no idea this was going on.
And I had no idea I was touching the third real cool thing about
you I now see my pride. I would go on to third rail. I just got
I'll be revisiting Interrail though.
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All right, so deep. Well, it's actually a C Block. But I had
like sour mood. No, the short block out of here. No, I'm gonna
make another whole show out of no. Oh, yeah. So they kind of
happens like they say, Oh, it starts to balloon. It's a whole
nother rabbit hole. So we got to talk about monkey pox. And
all the things of all the things I need to talk about with you.
It's monkey pox. I'm all ears.
Monkey pots, because once I've started reading into this, I see
a lot of similarities of things that we talked about before
other shows. But how the story began Do you remember the story
of the turning over with the monkeys and why nobody's talking
about that?
Most we laughed our asses off because this happened. It
happened like the day before showdown no agenda. It was a
dump truck, right? What Devor I thought it's hilarious when
there's an accident with a dump truck. And then and then the
lady like she went in and touch the monkey. And then the whole
town was like, hey, there's a monkey. He couldn't find a
monkey. Where's the monkey? And that was ground zero of the
monkey pox.
And the reason why I bring this up is you know, always bring Oh
movies, we talked about Demolition Man and the things
that pre predicted, you know, pre pre pre predictive
programming that was in that movie outbreak, the actual term
outbreak monkey, you know, kind of came from that movie, it was
popularized, that term was popularized by that movie Her
where a monkey escape in a rural area, it was animated create
this pandemic. So what I want to do is revisit in these next two
clips that actual crash because it's been erased from my memory,
that haven't hurt anybody link that.
Oh, no, no, we were the only ones who did it. We're like,
This is it. We're all gonna die. We didn't know if we did this
before monkey pox. Exactly. Where we were just doing the
same thing. Oh, where's Dustin Hoffman? It's all over this
outbreak. What idiot? What idiot touches the monkey.
All right, so let's get into the backstory of the wreck, and then
we'll move forward to what I find disturbing by this whole
narrative.
Now to a bizarre story involving the crash of a trailer full of
monkeys headed to a lab and a woman now experiencing health
problems after coming in close contact with the primates. The
woman says she has been put on preventative medicine for the
next two weeks. But there are some questions tonight into what
these monkeys were being used for and what they could have
been infected with. But down in boring. Michelle Fallon never
thought something like this would happen.
I thought we'll do monkeys. You know, I didn't know. These were
animal test monkeys.
After witnessing a crash on a Pennsylvania highway and
stopping to help. She learned the truck was carrying 100
Monkeys from East Africa headed for a Missouri Test Lab.
I thought they were like, okay, like they have their shots are
good. They've been checked. I didn't know they could have
diseases or whatever.
After checking to make sure the driver was okay. She went up to
the trailer full of crates, thinking there were cats inside
they had
this like green cloth over so I pull up back Am I gonna stick my
finger in there to try to pet it and it pops up and I'm like, Oh,
it's a monkey.
Three of the monkeys escaped in the crash and one was recovered.
Two others were put down.
Man, we had this moronic kid. I'm trying to think it was like
a teenager in his bedroom. Man, what happened? Well, it was just
like, it was just like the stoner dude. I'm trying to look
at I'll see if I can find it. Because it's a very funny clip.
If I could find it. I don't want to stop the flow.
Yes. So basically, she goes past the monkeys. They just can't go
fast forward a little bit. She ends up sick. And but nobody
really talks about it. You know, and nobody, like I said once the
story kind of like fell off the you know that cliff? Oh, you
know, relevance. Nobody has revisited it and say is this a
link? You know? It's interesting.
Yeah, it's interesting how no one brings that back up. I
totally agree.
And I'm making the comparison to how we went all the way to China
to find some bad meat market somewhere to say that's the bet.
You know what we are? Sure 100 Monkeys crash three Escape to
get killed. And all of a sudden we have a thing called Monkey
pox spreading
that. I call that predictive programming, right? There's what
I saw.
So let's go ahead and get to number 25.
Three of the monkeys escaped in the crash and one was recovered.
Two others were put down. But the hourslong escape forced
health officials to issue an alert, warning the community not
to come into close contact with the primates because the species
commonly spreads herpes virus be
like well, I was there I touched everything. That alert
leaving Michelle on edge and unsure of what to do her close
contact later leading to pinkeye and flu like symptoms walk to
their poop I
touched their face. I try to pet them. I don't know what's going
on.
As a precaution. Michelle has now received her first rabies
vaccination and has been prescribed antiviral medication
as Doctors continue to monitor her symptoms. The location of
the CDC quarantine facility where these monkeys were headed
and the type of research that they were going to be used for
has not been released. But this type of monkey is often used in
medical studies. Yeah.
This is so weird that I'm glad you brought you brought this up
because we I remember we brought it up to Hey, but this was kind
of before was a big thing and neither either and it just
became vaccines and men who have sex with men got distracted from
where it came from, clearly came from gay guys. That's what
everyone said didn't come from a truck.
That's what they said. So we have to go. As I went down this
rabbit hole, I'm just going to share with y'all what I found.
And so fast forward. They said it wasn't lethal. But then we
have the first death in Texas. 26
patient in Texas the first reported death of an American
with monkey pox. The exact cause of death is unknown, but the
patient did have the virus. And tonight there's also growing
concern over children getting this 30
Did you hear what he just said?
What tonight we have a growing concern over children getting
this?
No no, no, no what he said about how the god die. Oh,
it's totally unclear if it was from monkeypox. Right?
The guy says the COVID thing again.
He Oh yeah. Oh, yeah, totally.
He died. So this is the first person to die. Who had monkey
pox. We don't know if it's from monkey pox. But the way they
frame that it's like all here we go again. Here we go again. Oh,
did we learn anything? Or did we learn something? Hey,
the analog with the HIV AIDS crisis is is uncanny in this and
it's from the same people it's from the FAO cheese and the
Burke's is no longer there. It's the same idea as Oh, no yeah.
Oh, it's only get it from sex with men and then oh, you might
get it from from a towel or which kids could get it. It's
It's sickening. It's the same playbook. I'm old enough to
remember.
Exactly. And that's the thing is like, I just want to
sporadically as we go through this or as they occur. Let's
just point out the the commonalities between how
they're addressed how they address COVID And how now
they're addressed and monkeypox. We can continue on with the
clue.
Yeah, it's exactly the same started over
Texas the first reported death of an American with monkey pox.
The exact cause of death is unknown, but the patient did
have the virus. And tonight there's also growing concern
over children getting this at least 31 cases in children here
in this country and ABCs Moravia real from Texas.
Tonight the first reported death of an American with monkey pox.
Officials say the patient was a severely immunocompromised adult
who died at a Houston area hospital.
This patient also had underlying health conditions and had a
number of things going on. And I think that additional
investigation is needed to know what role monkeypox may or may
not have played in their deaths.
The CDC today stressing that death from monkey pox is rare.
Of the nearly 50,000 cases around the world. Just 15 have
been fatal
die. This is total bull crap. birth death. Yeah,
it's the we have we had the first death and we got what was
that what Texas didn't make that wasn't Ebola. The first guy
would
remember that. And so it was like it was live on every single
station. The first man with Ebola has been flown in. And
they and then he had the ambulance out there. And it's
like, in the end, the dude just pops out and like, Hey, I got
Ebola. I'm going in now. It was like why? Where was the hazmat
suits? Remember, they had the people like they had hazmat
suits in one part of the operation and then just some
rando dude with a clipboard. Okay, good. Go Ebola man once.
And where's he at now? That's why don't we get any follow up?
From any of these stories? Well, where's the not the monkey lady?
There's no not in that. If we can traumatize people, why
bother? You taught us. You taught us that.
All right. So let's get into the second part. It's clear.
The vast majority of us infections have been in men who
have sex with other men, but at least 31 children have also
contracted monkey pox, including an infant who was exposed to the
virus by a family member and treated at a Seattle hospital.
The main thing that the patient was experiencing was the rash
and complications of the rash.
And David for children, there is no evidence right now that there
is transmission within schools so far here in Texas officials
are reporting nine pediatric cases and the CDC is warning
there is preliminary evidence that suggests in children under
the age of eight the illness can be more severe. David are going
to
watch this very closely Maria V Rio in Texas Maria Thank you
watching very closely, anything good how?
How is it and this is a huge question that floats around the
internet. How is it that it's partly passed from gay men and
gay man according to the narrative, but then also all of
a sudden pops up and kids and dogs God was Carrie
Hey, man, I've been I've been on the monkey pox beat for a while
man.
And you're from the future so I mean, that doesn't help so yeah,
but this is a it's becoming a no you know how those kids got it
right
you know how to how do you think the dogs got it? It will
see and this is is could this be labeled as Miss Information
amount information or information Oh
bed it is so bad when we see monkey kids that they're not
even they're not even trying to discuss it. Like oh, just some
kids room. And they just walk right over after they literally
said Oh, only men who have sex with men and there's some kids
what I mean there's they're either leaving it out purposely
it's complete SIOP meant to confuse that's I think that your
point is well made there because this is definitely of that
level.
And that's another gloss over and same. In a similar fashion
was when you had the the abortion case of the 10 year old
little girl getting prepped, perfect example. Oh, yeah, it
was heartless. Oh, wait, wait, wait, whoa, whoa,
whoa, if that happened? What'd she get
pregnant?
Let's arrest this person.
No, no, we don't wanna talk about that. We want to talk
about you know, we didn't have had a flyer to another
statement. But I'm just saying I'm bringing that up not to
trigger anybody because that's not what I want to do, is the
fact that they pick and choose how they want to cover things.
But at the same time, this spill doesn't work for everybody. And
all it does is make you ask even more question. I don't know how
it keeps getting monkeypod you know, how did you know how do
these 10 year old, you know, become pregnant? And the media
is it just complicit with covering it up? Which I find
very disturbing to this on that level. Like, let me you get to
that point straight out gaslighting.
Let me give you the let me give you the dog stories. 30 seconds.
All right. This is a dog story.
Good morning at 611 A monkey here. This
is your breakfast. Hey, it's 611 good morning
at 611 A monkey pox case in France appears to have spread
from humans to a dog. According to a case published in The
Lancet medical journal, two men who live in the same household
contracted the virus. About two weeks later, their dog a four
year old Italian Greyhound started to have symptoms of its
own and tested positive for monkey pox. The couple says it
co sleeps with the dog. Now this is believed to be the first
human to dog transmission of the monkey pox virus.
Yeah. And then they go sleeps, then they bring in the doctor,
the doctor and they said, well, so tell us a little bit more
about this.
You mentioned a little bit Dr. Littman, some of the symptoms we
might see in our pets, if you can just go over those with us
too, as to what to look out for. And then what can we as pet
owners
do to talk about this specific dog to avoid
any sort of transmission?
Yeah, so symptoms, again, it's developing, but they can be very
general. So for just like in people, I think general malaise,
being feverish, not feeling well not wanting to eat, too having
those pustules or vesicles. Again, this dog has them around
his mouth, around his anus and on his abdomen, and can be so
easily overlooked as you getting every guy or that too. So you
know, if they're not feeling well in any way, and you know
that they've had known exposure, then it's really important to
tell your vet so everybody can be safe.
And at no point did they ever say how does that work? I
thought it was just men who have sex with men. Is it now just
skin contact? No, it's manual sex with men. And it's it just
happened to be around dogs and babies. I mean, there's a whole
thing is nuts.
But remember, we have a clip from Neely Fuller, and I know we
probably can't find it, but I'll just minimize what it says maybe
like I'm in the bear. Say like the bear bears. We really got it
going on and they'll normalize it. Yeah. And in Canada, here we
are.
Yes.
You don't ask any quick right and run his mouth and his butt.
No. questions.
No questions. No questions. You got no questions.
Damn, growl, growl, Greyhound was it fast enough, but Oh,
Let's go. Yes. So now we got to go back 69 operation affection
because this is talking about in the media disinformation, how
they accused the Russians of weaponizing a story about a
trying to kill Black people. So we got I want to revisit that
these next two clips because they talked about what we're
talking about here, the median, how they plant stories and that
kind of thing. So let's go ahead and get in first and the 28th.
Okay, so to start, let's go back to July 1983. And all the way
over here, New Delhi, India. This is when a remarkable story
appears in a newspaper called The Patriots. It claims the HIV
virus was secretly created by US government scientists as a
weapon to kill African Americans and gay people didn't even names
a facility, Fort Dietrich in Maryland, where the virus was
supposed to have been concocted. It's a crazy allegation printed
in a small newspaper. No big deal, right. But fast forward
just a couple of years. And look what's happening. The story is
spreading all over Africa. Scientific Reports even
published by two East German biologists who say they can
prove AIDS is made in the USA, all these articles from just a
few months at the end of 1986. And then somehow, it ends up
here.
A Soviet military publication claims the virus that causes
AIDS leaked from a US Army laboratory conducting
experiments in biological warfare.
That's Dan, rather than reading a fake news story to millions of
unwitting Americans on national TV. But don't be too hard on
Dan, this was one of the greatest cons ever carried out
on a global scale. And we're going to show you how it was
pulled off.
Where was this from? Again,
this was the New York Times it was the operation affection,
because remember, you were looking at Operation affection
from it was one of our greatest podcast moments in the history
of this show. Because I didn't know you were walking down that
rabbit hole. And I know we crossed paths on the operation
of fishing because that was something new that they were
using. Yeah. And I looked at it from the historic standpoint.
From the 80s and 90s. You mean,
yeah. From the 86 report from Dan ran? And yes, yes. And how
like said, it seems very plausible now. I mean, when you
look back on history, and it's kind of like what we do why we
do the show, because it sounds crazy at the tomahawk came on
our lab in America. Now you look at like, yeah, it's very
believable. They made you look for it with the monkeys.
Right? Well, I just look at COVID with gain of function
research, which was being done in the United States, and then
was illegally outsourced and shipped off to China. So it
doesn't mean that they didn't screw it up accidentally or
purposely. But yeah, I mean, there's the we discovered,
although it only was for a brief moment in the new cycle, that
the Department of Defense of the United States has been operating
multiple Bio Labs in Ukraine. Does it get crazier than that?
So it's really disappointing. You know, it's like, oh, so
we're actually could also be the eight holes. Yeah, for sure. But
it's okay. It's fun. It's fun to blame Russia, and they got they
got their own tricks. They're not bad. They know what they're
doing.
Right? I mean, we're gonna get to possibly some of their
tricks. Let's go ahead and get to the second part of the
operation affection though bet clue.
The KGB let the story go quiet for a couple of years after
India. But with AIDS still making scary headlines in 85.
They revived it this time in a prominent Moscow newspaper, and
the source for this story. You guessed it. It's brilliant,
really, they've repeated the story but concealed their hand
distancing themselves from the lie they started. So we're now
into 1986. And the KGB, you want to add gravitas to this slide?
So they look around for a scientist, a human face? Someone
who can back up the lie with data and no joke. This is the
dude they found. This is Dr. Jakob Seagal. Remember I said
the report had two authors. Well, here comes the co author.
Now it's his wife, Lilly. Believe it or not, these two
wrote that report that claim to have evidence AIDS was created
in a US government lab. There's scientific
gobbly gook. And you know, you read this stuff and who can
understand it, but it purports to be proof.
The thing is, it worked. The KGB made sure the cigar report was
read by journalists all over Africa, and they kept on pushing
it until it went, well viral. It's appeared in 200 reports in
80. country's even the Daily Express in London runs with it.
And finally, on March 30 1987, the KGB hits the jackpot. Hey,
Soviet military publication leaked leaked
good times. Yeah, that you heard about that everywhere. And
especially that time, I was just going from the Netherlands to
New York. And a lot exciting time in my life. But I remember
this was this was a i, there were books, there was all kinds
of stuff coming out.
Right? And then you add a little magic in there. And now you have
you know, you have a whole worldwide pandemic. Yeah. So I'm
going to get this to Tibet. Eclipse is going to lead us in
two different directions, one of which I'll cover second is the
media planning stories for us later on. And that's kind of how
they said they you always mentioned this about the CIA or
put something in a in a foreign newspaper, a newspaper or a
newspaper, and then now reference back to that. Yeah, so
we're gonna cover that second. But the first part is how age
was disproportionately and even targeting black and gay people.
Well, fast forward, monkey pox is now disproportionately
affecting black men. new report
shows the monkey pox outbreak is disproportionately affecting
black men here in Georgia. And right now the FDA is working on
a new strategy to stretch the vaccine supply as we see cases
jumped by the hundreds week to week
week to week he limited lives to Ripleys here to explain why this
new guidance is especially critical for communities of
color Joe.
Today we confirm two employees within the Fulton County
government have tested positive for monkey pox. They are
currently in isolation the virus spreads through close person to
person contact as well as respiratory fluids. Today, we
dug into the disparities of the disease when it comes to people
of color. Georgia currently has the fourth highest number of
monkeypox cases in the country. state health officials say more
than 80% of cases here are in black men. And yet the
vaccination numbers show almost an even distribution of vaccines
to black and white Georgians
historically, and today, we consistently see that these are
communities that receive less health care, less access and
have less trust that the health care system
Dr. Jody guest vice chair of Epidemiology at Emory
University's Rollins School of Public Health says there's a
sense of urgency to use what little vaccine supply the state
has on hand to respond to the current outbreak.
I don't think we are yet at a spot where we would say we have
a handle on this, we need to consistently get the messaging
out about prevention, who's most at risk, and we need more
vaccines to get them to communities that are at highest
risk.
Well, I demand an update to the news story. It should be black
men who have sex with men
or men who have sex with black men. I mean,
no, no, no, no, hold on, because she said if I understood the
story magically, even though vaccination rates for black and
white men in the in those communities are equally the
same. We have more black men with if I understood the story,
right?
Well, it's a little different knew how she she said it that
black men are being affected by it, but their vaccine
distribution is equal. Right? So you're getting more effective
people getting actually less vaccines, and they may
I have warned against this so many times in the past months.
What's that? Pay attention to what's going on that they have a
magic solution. Monkey pox is like it's just a name. No, it's
pox. It could be Smallpox is this this all these variations?
The vaccine has not even I don't even know if it works and they
admit it. Who's gonna get another vaccine?
What is even worse than that, because as you heard them say
the supply is low. Yo, they came up with this great idea to you
know, make the most of the supply they have and you'll hear
that and 31
and a fight against the monkey pox virus. The US health
department officially today declared a National Public
Health Emergency for monkeypox. George
shirted the new state of emergency allows for a stronger
federal response. monkeypox has infected more than 500 Georgians
and over 6600 Americans. Today's declaration means more money and
resources are coming from the federal government. This is
1000s of people in the US deal with fevers body aches leak
Whoa, was that inflict from the US government? What was that all
about? Hmm. Interesting. Little. I don't know why he did. It's
coming from the US government. Oh, Uncle Sam to the rescue. I
don't know what he was saying. She
means more money and resources are coming from the federal
government.
That's right. 30 billion to 30 billion what?
I said churching
Yeah, big touching. And it's like folded. up with 13 billion
more to Ukraine. Yeah, we need 47 ads for COVID and monkey pox
and
big and they're gonna get paid to run ads you know in public
most amount yeah we can we
can clean up if we do the if if we were shit heels we could go
together be perfect ebony and ivory. Look man. Clearly we have
the into the black community right so if you want people to
learn about the monkey pox vaccine, you will hire mo facts
with Adam curry will make sure your message gets out to the
right people. It would be perfect. You know, I'll take 30%
And now you hear why he was like, why are you here? He will
say who?
Probably yeah, you're right. Probably because oh, I can
probably do some more gigs promoted.
1000s of people in the US deal with fevers, body aches, lesions
and fatigue.
And now we're hearing from the first woman to contract monkey
pox in Georgia channel's Audrey Washington live at the CDC in
DeKalb. County. Audrey, the woman believes she somehow
contracted the virus at work.
Right. She's a cashier so she believes she contracted the
virus by touching money and then touching her face. She told me
she's coming forward with her story because she wants to
educate more people about the monkey pox virus. Just a
warning. Some of the images you're about to see are graphic.
I'm in the healing stages as you can see, like my face is
starting to scab up.
It's been about a month and Camille scene is still
recovering. I waited on
the results. And it was positive I had monkey pox.
These are pictures of the lesions that started to form on
Camille's face Thursday, the Biden administration declared
monkeypox, a public health emergency. According to the CDC,
there are more than 500 Monkey pox cases in Georgia. Infectious
disease doctors say those currently impacted the most by
the virus are gay or bisexual men, but doctors also say that
anyone can contract the virus through close contact. Camille
is a cashier and believes she likely caught monkey pox at
work.
Yeah, so I heard enough of these stories now. Oh, an exception a
woman? Oh, a child? Oh, a dog? And of course, you know, like
everyone else. I'm the 15 year old like, Oh, dude, what are you
doing with it with a dog? Right. However, I think there's a very
distinct possibility knowing that when they say men who have
sex with men, they're very done the research in this talking
specifically about men who go to big orgy parties and have you
know, weekends like Fire Island, and you know, they're messing
about multiple sex partners, they're already vast and boosted
to the gills, they may have weakened immune system. Because
of that. I'm still not 100% convinced this monkey pox isn't
a virus at all, but could just be an expression of something
that's coming out because your immune system has been altered,
and it would be perfect, just like HIV, which I have very set
of opinions about the HIV. It hit double hard with the with
the 70s and 80s Partying gay group, because they were doing
poppers and coke and probably probably still are multiple sex
partners. It wears you down. And I've spoken to many doctors who
said HIV, if I can give you super vitamin C for two weeks,
you'd be fine. But instead, they gave them rejected cancer drugs
and killed people. Right? So this to me, I am not so sure
that this is an actual virus, this, this could just be
something that you may show, if you've under the right
circumstances of being, you know, of your immune system
being tampered with.
That's one school of thought. So I'm going to bring up a couple
items. One, we have to always keep in mind something we talked
about in the show the download brother out a quote unquote
download brother than the one it's a gay man that goes back
and sleep with women, either in we're either called downloads is
secretly they're secretly gay. So could that be a way that they
introduced this into the heterosexual population? Because
this is how he has made the jump? Yeah, again, I just love
as you said, it was assuming that it is a virus and it's not
a response to I can't think of the reasons why I brought that
up, you know, I
can in any good conscience even consider that any of what we
were told about AIDS was true, or monkey pox, or COVID, or any
of it. And so when you get into it's making the jump and you're
already presuming all these things, like is it a sexually
transmitted disease or not? You know, they no one's even.
They want right they always skirted in like oh, you know,
you can get it through close contact, but they never say so
sexual. No core
anything. This is this, we really don't know. And we really
don't have the information. And as we know, the science can
change within two years if it's advantageous, and your vaccines
don't work. I'm not so sure these are just stories. You
know, how did this poor woman did she have a download brother?
I don't know, man. And by the way, I
think she got it from money.
That's what she wished.
We saw that from COVID. We saw that with COVID to remember that
was the COVID spreading on money. But I would, I would
wager, I would wager we'd have a lot more white women getting
monkeypox. If that were true, I think there's a lot more
download white brothers than there are download black
brothers. Right. So
I'm just saying what I'm just saying is, we have to look at
all of this. His history. It's in Atlanta, hi, gay population.
Totally. That's kind of how he made the jump over for me, I
gave him the ease into being a majority now predominantly,
black woman disease. I mean, when you look at the AZT
commercials, it's either a black woman or a black trans prep prep
man not practicing prep prep at all. Right? So my understanding
so when you look at that, it's like, okay, that I'm just, I'm
just showing what I found a lot more rabbit hole,
hard to say. And, and because you can't go by commercials
anymore. They're advertising with stuff with black people for
everything you see it.
I'm talking about the historical ones. It was always still a
combination. It was like a white man, gay man. Right? And then a
black one was together together was the best, right? Those two
Yeah. And then it used to be a black woman. And then it would
be either a gay black man and then a trans black woman that
was kind of the makeup and even got, you could opt out wearing
the white guys with a brown guy. You know, I mean, that was kind
of the formula. And I'm not, I'm not being flippant, but that was
the actual true formula of these commercials.
I had this thought the other day, maybe it was yesterday or
the day before. You know, because I think obviously we've
been through the eugenics we see genocidal tendencies eugenicist,
we know where it comes from Mirka foam finger number one.
Oops, that's Hitler. Guys taking it too far turn it back. But but
it's still kind of there. I think it's possible that none of
these people are truly evil. They don't want to be personally
responsible for killing people. But drive the idea that there's
all these different things put together, where down your immune
system, you become weak, the gene pool becomes weaker, sperm
becomes less potent, and just slowly, just slowly, we're kind
of melting away. And they have all these different little
things and they put names on them. But it's really just, you
know, they've debased our money that debased our food that
debased are, what health quality alive the quality of life of
education, so we shouldn't be surprised that you know, this is
just another part of it. And, and I think we're just being led
around by the nose for most of these things like oh, virus, you
know, put a mask on do this. If monkey Monkey, monkey pox, you
can't really get it to realize to be sexual contact. Come on.
And to be honest with you, I am probably you included, we're
probably at least two likely people to catch monkey pox out
of the whole population because we're married.
Yeah, we monogamous men, and we didn't take the shot. If that's
what if that's a part of
you include that as well. But I feel it my responsibility to
present what I found. Sure. And I was 90% where you're at, but
oh ausbau something that made me start to question what the hell
is going on here? So first, I set the last clip wrong because
I said that was gonna explain about the vaccine. That was
actually the women catching it now. Via money. No, it couldn't
be without they can use the download brother you're saying
yet, but now it's money. And it's like, oh, like, Okay, I
don't know how that works. But um, and the other question is,
should strippers be worried in Atlanta is like the strip club,
club capital. That's right. Cheetahs if monkey pops getting
flown dollar bills.
Well, they did that. That's why they that's why we don't have
any cash most of the world now after COVID China, China showed
all these pictures all were destroyed. disinfected in the
money, it's dirty money and all over Europe, people want 100%
Digital, no cash.
Exactly. So I mean, it's a lot of narratives being weaved in it
all the elements. So this is CBS News dot the Isaac Borg Enosh
bogey Bolga. Gotta be Oh, ELCA Bo, gosh. Let's see. Ah, he's
going to explain now about the vaccine and the new tech the new
sophisticated system they're using to make the most of our
vaccines that we do have.
Dr. Isaac Bo Ghosh back with us to give us a primer in this and
infectious diseases specialist in Toronto. Good to see you. Dr.
Bowe. Gosh, welcome back.
Thank you. Great to do as well, Heather.
Let's help us understand this. Dr. Bowe, gosh, number one, what
is Monkey pox.
And monkey box is, it's a viral infection. And it's endemic to
parts of West Africa and Central Africa. When it is not infecting
humans, it lives in rodents. And this is what we call a zoonotic
infection, where it can jump from non human animals into
humans. And as you point out, there have been outbreaks in
western Central Africa. And once in a while, a case has been able
to get someone to get on a plane fly somewhere distance. And
there have been cases detected over the last few years,
periodically in in Europe or in the Americas or elsewhere,
around the world in Asia, and occasionally, those results in
on retransmission too to a few other people. But what we're
seeing now is a much larger outbreak then what normally
happens when a case gets exported from Central or West
Africa? No.
Okay, that's it.
Once again, I did a poor set up. This is when I start to get
asked is this gain of function? Because or is it you can see
from where you stand, and like I said, I was on board with you
90% of you know, maybe it's a response to people that were
vaccinated, you know, compromised immune system, you
have just flare up, you know, that kind of thing. But he said
that one, what troubles me is rats, rodents traveled through
rodents. So we got to keep that in mind where I'm going with
this, but then to, um, you got the rats, and then you have the
is what spread that easy. Now all of a sudden, is exploding.
And even you're not hearing the cases. It's like 5500 to 5000
It's like, Whoa, it shouldn't spread this way. Is this gain of
function? Or if it's the
way you see Yeah, or whatever it what is it? Just what is it?
Right and why is it spreading? uncommonly like it not typically
would? You know, this, these are questions that we need to ask.
So, um,
where do we stop? It? Was 3033 is next.
Okay, let's go see me make sure so 33 No, no, no, no, we don't
have oh, did I miss one? Your I covered that you aren't covered
at 33? Oh, but the dog right? Because the rodents, dogs. Okay.
On that one. So, he goes on to explain how COVID Monkey pox is
not the same as COVID. Some people
say it's similar, you might hear words that it's similar to
chicken pox. It is. And it isn't that what chicken pox when you
see the skin lesions, those classic skin lesions emerge,
there are different ages. So some are erupting at the same
time that others are receding and scabbing over with monkey
pox, it's similar to an infection that has been
eradicated from planet Earth, it's similar to smallpox. And
that the lesions typically are all the same age, they'll
usually erupt mostly at the same time, and they'll roughly be at
the same level of development. And fortunately, the vast
majority of people will will recover from this and will do
just fine. But you know, there obviously can be people on the
sicker end of the spectrum. Luckily that the minority of
cases and so far to date, we haven't heard of any people
impacted by this that have had a more severe illness. But of
course, we know we know what can happen makes
me as So it's gone from it seems from animals to human. What we
know about the cases in Montreal is these were cases reported by
sexual transmitted infectious infection clinics awaiting final
confirmation, but they were the clinics that flag this and it
seems to be in in cases in Europe as well. Gay men,
bisexual men, men who have sex with men. As far as
transmission, what do we understand about how it's
transmitted? And could there be a sexual transmission component
to this?
You know, it's interesting, he brings up chicken pox
chickenpox, which is another pox. Because one of the side
effects of the heart, the heart Dart is shingles, which is
another form of chickenpox. Correct? So this could be all
kinds of stuff, but okay, well, now we're gonna we're gonna
learn about is it a sexually transmitted disease? This is my
question.
And before we get there, I have the question. I have the
observation this Just my personal view on it. If I didn't
know what was going on or have a clue what was going on, about
smallpox, monkey pox wouldn't have to kill me to make me
scared of it. Just catching it. Sure. It's like, it's like a non
lethal, but it's just as effective. Because nobody wants
that. I mean, COVID you can rely on catch COVID And I'll beat it.
You know, what, a couple of weeks not through some orange
juice. And I'll be right. Monkey pox. That's a little different
story when you're talking about I'm covered with large pus
fields.
Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. And it takes three to four weeks before
they're all gone. It's nasty. I've I've done some research.
It's not pretty.
So use it is not non lethal. But it's just as scary.
I think the whole you know, all of these things are intended to
be just, this is a perfect one. And I think it's kind of being
downplayed, maybe purposely a little bit, but it's, it's, it
has to work at a psychological level on almost everybody. Yeah,
I'm not gonna get
loaded. Yeah. And I'm probably one of the more rational people
that you want to meet. Um, I believe so. Um, but it's still
in the back of my mind. I don't use public toilets anymore. I
mean, I actually changed the way I mean, no, I mean, no, I can't
take that risk. And I'm just being honest with people. So
it's working. Of course, you know. Well, you get a Google
There
we go. Becky house is this is this is an AI. This is an
ongoing agenda. Did we miss the polio? Polio coming back? We had
that in New York City. That's kind of gone a little bit now
because you know, Orange Man bad raid. Polio. We had tomato. Was
it tomato flu? In in parts of the world? Yeah. Tomato. Tomato
flu. It's a real thing. You don't know about tomato flu? No,
you got me on. Here I have,
even as the spread of deadly COVID-19 wider still prevails
across India. The threat of another virus is now threatening
the masses. According to the latest report, India has
reported 82 cases of tomato flu. Honestly, I'm
not messing around tomato flu.
So this monkey pox hit different. No. I'm just saying.
To be honest with you like,
I mean, it's all psychological move. We could throw a million
say, oh, where's HPV? We just need to be bringing that back.
Oh, you get cervical cancer, throat cancer. Remember Michael
Douglas. Got it from my wife. You know what I was doing? This
is? I have distrust and all of that. I don't want any of it. I
hear you. But I'm very distrusting of what is real?
What is really going on here? Where's it coming from? Is it
really a virus? What's
happening? I have the same questions that you do. But Gus
had to be honest, in the back of my mind. Yeah. Well, it's
working, you know, is is? You wash your hands a little more.
You know, I can say I don't use public bathrooms anymore. I
mean, you changed what made me personally, make sure you're
saying I'm gonna have a Miata make it home. You're saying
leave home and make it back home before you debate? You know,
because and it reminds me aids it will say in that same way,
the only use public bathrooms, you know, saying that kind of
thing with AIDS. There you go. It's worth being in his vein
society that we lived in. This is worse than COVID.
Because you see, you got you got sores on your face. Yeah, that's
bad. For months.
It was a You can't hide this for a couple days. No. I'm just got
to be honest with you guys. Like monkey pox got me sugar.
I'm sorry about that. I don't think you have to worry.
Oh, okay. Let's see if you say that by the end of the show. Not
to scare you not to traumatize you. I'm ready. I'm ready. If
you knew what I knew. Number 35. You've got to follow good 35
virus transmission. What do we understand about how it's
transmitted? And could there be a sexual transmission component
to this?
Right. So this is obviously this is very interesting as well. So
we know first of all, let's acknowledge that there's not a
ton known about this. This is what we call a neglected
tropical infection or a neglected tropical disease in
the sense that it along with many other infections that
plague low income countries. There's just not a ton of
research on this, but there is some and we do know something
about this. Based on some of the outbreaks in the past and some
of the studies. We know that people can get this by direct
contact with some of the lesions or direct contact with Have
bodily fluids from infected people from close contact with
individuals. So being in close proximity for a prolonged period
of time, and of course, there still are more distant contact,
or sort of more distance, infections, those don't seem to
be the majority. But that certainly can happen when we
talk about people getting this infection through through sexual
contact, what's really known as was that just because of close
in direct contact with the lesion, or was it actually
sexually transmitted before we completely discard the sexual
transmission, I think it's fair to acknowledge that, you know,
Ebola virus recently was found to be transmitted through semen
Zika virus as well was bound to be transmitted through sexual
means as well. So I think we it's fair to keep an open mind
on that mode of transmission, but it's based on what we know,
close proximity is the main mode of transmission.
Now, that's kind of weird, because he's like, Oh, we just
found out that if you have sex, you could transmit, it seems
like that would be the case and you can get it from touching.
And that's why I wonder what their definition is sexually
transmitted is like the bodily actually sexual fluid carrying
maybe, you know, saying like, that kind of thing. Instead of
just, I hate to be graphic but like the pustule erupting, and
it cuts got contact your skin and then you catch it, you know,
because that was kind of thing. Like, when my grandma, I don't
put it in your mouth and get A's in the mouth, you know, saying
like that was who said, I remember her grandma. I remember
like, a little I had
what was she telling you not to put in your mouth?
Pins, tutorial habits. I had I had notorious habit of chewing
my pants hops. And I remember is I was literally like, five, six
years old. I'm sad to be 8586. She was like, Oh, you're gonna
get AIDS in the mouth. And they're like, that was like
that. I remember. So Thanks, Grandma. Yeah, so I that brought
me in my habit.
I used to pen caps, and my mom would say, don't do that.
Because if you inhale it, you'll die. I got that one as well.
throat and then you won't be able to breathe. Yeah, yeah. So
I got that whenever we got to age one. America. gypped I
should have been threatened with AIDS. That's cool.
So he brings up Yeah, grandma like grandma. She's my baby.
Now, it was like Okay, grandma.
No wonder you're traumatized. Mm. Oh, come on. I get it. This
is that's bad. The reason
why I traumatize is the bumps man like this. Like I said, it's
mentally you can make the jump and say, You know what, COVID
I'll be down for a couple of days. I drink orange juice. No,
maybe take some horse pace. I'll be back up, you know, but being
covered in huge pustule. Oh, no. Oh, no.
No, your life's over. You can't go out until that's done.
And then how you explain to people like where you been for
the last couple of months. As you know, you got a spa. And
they you still have the hill and they still have the heel? And
like even if a heel do they leave more? I don't know. But
it's like I said this
well. Oh, can I? I gotta give it me. Let me ask you. Because
yeah, this is now I haven't actually thought about it this
way. I have zero fear of this zero. But it's part of your
fear. Because the obvious symptoms would probably point to
you being a download brother. Would that be
part of it? That could be part of very more of mine is vanity.
Vanity. Yeah. And that's what I think is very effective on this
vein. Social media picture
just coming from the guy whose face I haven't even seen, but
okay, this is not
a vanity like I'll be ugly. It's the stigma that comes with it.
Yeah, like, yeah, how are you saying these people? I mean,
it's a it's a play. I mean, it's like a biblical plague.
It's not pretty. I saw a video of flight attendant. And he used
I don't know where he was, but he was not home and he had to
stay in a hotel room for three weeks. One because apparently
contagious and I think two is like he just didn't want to go
out. Look,
that's my point. That's it's the so because like you remember how
we were talking about
it's a lockdown. It's a self imposed lockdown. There you go.
Yes. And you will be more willing to lock down if it
becomes a 10th or a 100th of what COVID Will is. If I'm
staying in UCLA, I need to work from home. I mean, your dad,
okay. So interesting. You bring this up because I didn't I was
going down this path and I after the dump truck and then the pox
I'm like, Are you kidding me? This is their next thing. And if
they haven't used it effectively, because this all
leads towards climate change is where it has to wind up. That's
where the money is. There's, you know, the farmer guys that had
their fun with COVID vaccines. This is it's being used, but I'm
not sure it's going to go to the full extent because climate
change is a lot more fun. You know, it's a hot day and then
you tell everyone, you'd start turning people's thermostats
off. I mean, come on. So and now what what is happening is Oh,
because of climate change, that's why we have more viruses
like monkey pox, you're gonna see a lot of that. I think
that's, that's one way it's going to be used, but I don't
think it doesn't feel like another COVID style. Terror
streak. It has to be climate change. That's what they're
doing. That's what they shut down Russian gas and oil for.
That's why Europe is very, I'm laughing but my daughter's there
when she was paying $200 200 euros a month for gas and
electric now they want 800 She doesn't have that kind of money.
Who does? Bright Light who does Adam root for her percent
instant increase in your energy? I mean, that's just your best
crazy
so that's where they're going and is she Yes, the input to the
tipping point is Putin but it's hard all we got to get to
batteries and solar panels and we can do the killing work. So
whenever I tell you the opportunity for it to for
interest you cannot cut out
if you got to two for best price. I'm interested.
Alright, so Okay. Here we go. The last doctor was saying that
you could catch it through respiratory terms. Had you heard
that before?
I think mine briefly but then for a moment there people were
talking about masks, I think but that went away as far as I know
that went away. Okay, that
sets it up perfectly for the next one confusion over the
monkeypox mas guidance.
The spiking cases comes amid some confusion over CDC mas
guidance. The agency appearing to post guidance on its website
saying international travelers should wear a mask to protect
against monkey pox. That guidance no longer on the CDC
website. Instead, the agency urging travelers to Avoid close
contact with sick people contact with dead or live wild animals
such as small mammals. Avoid eating meat that comes from wild
game, or using products that come from wild animals from
Africa such as creams, powders, and lotions, and avoid contact
with contaminated material.
We know that you can get it from skin to skin contact,
particularly if there's an open sore. But you can also get it
from the respiratory routes.
Now, as we mentioned, monkey pox can spread through respiratory
systems, but it's different from COVID-19. Monkey pox spreads
through large droplets which don't travel more than a few
feet. So requires prolonged face to face contact. Still, as
always, officials are urging caution for people traveling
especially internationally.
Filing something that the mass can't stop and they say no mask.
I mean, literally, the large drops is the whole purpose for
the mass. And they're like No, no, no, no mask. Yeah, yeah,
this this sounds like smell like a setup to me, bro.
No, I'm with you. I'm with you all the way on this. I just
don't know if it's still going to it's going to unfold it and
Moore's coming. Or if it was just, you know, just one that
didn't quite work the way they wanted to. Again, I'm waiting
for the twofer. Because if you could, if you could move monkey
pox into climate change, you're golden.
I will is not much climate change. But it's some other foe
that we have. But let's continue on. But I'm just saying that
that's just weird. wear the mask that will work against large
droplets, people spitting on you that kind of thing. Not to be
completely justified. It's like yeah, use mask, but they did the
complete inverse of what you thought they should do is like
not not taking the mask down. It's kind of like the Fauci
thing. Oh, you don't need a mask
all over here, or they want to make sure that the right people
are wearing the mask.
True. That's it. That's another thing but or if you know it
could spread through droplets, then you know, let's not use
masks so we can get this thing going. I mean, it's taking a
little longer than we were expecting to get me we need
cases
they could have they could have at least pointed out that yes, a
mask will stop someone spitting in your face. They could have
pointed Yes. Yeah, I agree. But they take it off the off the
table. Yeah. Why? Why would they ask works ultimately
transmission, ultimately the final answer, which will always
be the same answer, they want to keep us they want lesson.
We have no no gripes out of me on that.
So that's the final answer.
Okay, finally, I misfired on this twice already. But now we
get to the hotset rollout of the vaccine from the Joe Biden
administration. That's gonna stop the monkey pox spread.
Back here at home tonight the White House is rolling out its
new monkey pox vaccine strategy this weekend focusing on LGBTQ
plus events trying to get shots into arms. And health experts
are now raising concerns about the potential spread of the
virus on college campuses this fall. Here's ABC is Phillip off
I need to ask you When are these clips from the past week? Week
and a half two weeks what are they more or less?
I would say no longer than a month on the other other than
the you know the truck crash.
Yeah, cuz there was a there was a bit of flurry of activity
maybe two weeks ago, a lot of monkey pox clips. I haven't
heard this one though. So I like it. I'm gonna listen.
Okay. The White House today rolling out a more aggressive
effort to quash the monkey pox outbreak targeting large LGBTQ
events across the country. Vaccinations today offered at
the Pride festival in Charlotte, North Carolina. The CDC funding
that 93% of cases are still among men who reported recent
sexual contact with other men just over 14,000 Americans have
been infected with monkey pox. But there are early signs that
new cases are plateauing. A million vaccine doses have been
delivered nationwide, and starting Monday 1.8 million more
doses will be made available where medical professionals are
trained in a new method of injection right under the top
layer of skin instead of into fatty tissue, a technique that
only requires a fifth of the dose, increasing the supply.
jurisdictions are very enthusiastically starting this
to get it's exciting from the perspective of access.
The vaccine manufacturer Bavarian Nordic is raising some
concerns tonight about this newer type of injection citing
lack of data, sending a letter to the FDA saying this newer
method could increase reaction, the FDA says the reaction should
be manageable. And it both types of injections should create the
same level of protection against the virus.
Have you heard this?
No. Now
it's a lot in that clip, that clip was so packed full of
information. What is this about where you want to start? You
pick you pick
a new vaccine a new kind of vaccine? No, it's
not this new kind of vaccine is the new delivery method. What
they say is we could take one dose, make it five doses, and
just shoot it right up under the skin and not instead of
oh yeah, this was to spread it out. That's right. Which seems
which seems like a complete violation of the whole idea of
shooting it into the into the muscle and not under the skin
into whatever.
But how do you make one dose into five doses and they did
this with COVID Oh, we realized we can get three doses out of
devoutness Yeah, now. Right. And do you charge us a full dose and
when I say us the taxpayer that's we probably pay it
forward. Are you charging us? No, no, no, we're Abdo so number
one. Oh, good
point. It could be a side hustle. Remember, remember when
the COVID vaccine has to be shipped to minus 3000 degrees
very special refrigerators. And then after a couple of months
like guys can't around the Yeti cooler is my vaccine. You know,
it's like, come on.
I heard what Dr. McCulloh. Do you really you took me here so I
mean, I heard Dr. McCall on Infowars Oh, he was saying the
fat Yeah. Did you hear that?
No, no, I saw it was on I haven't watched it.
Oh, he I did not spoil it. You're saying but I had to tell
you what he said. The fact that they let it expire. I'm not
using it you're saying keeping it super cold like they had
originally said may have saved lives. Because let's face it
expiring, you're saying actually made it no weaker? Weaker or
you're saying not even having affected all so man would have
always had that same question.
You got to spoil it for me what did McCullough say? They said
we're all gonna die from this thing. What was his bottom line?
No, he was just saying that it may be bio weapon. This is by
design. It's not an accident. Right but I just took away from
it like okay, maybe they knew that if they gave it to your
fresh farm fresh. You're saying from the freezer. It was it was
inspiring people to fast and it was like you know what, you
know, let's give them a weekend. And alas dose because we own
this vaccine train now so we have to keep it going. But how
can we protect people from the product? And the other thing is
weird in his last clip was the company's not on board. The
company's contacting FDA is like, Whoa, yeah. We don't have
any history of doing this new technology is right up
on it. Yeah, I know. And it's and it's some like Scandinavian
company.
These are drug dealers. This is what drug dealers do. They take
a kid cocaine and cut it. It made the most out of, you know,
stretch as far as they can.
I'm with you. Of course, they're drug dealers, literal drug
dealers, legal drug dealers. I just don't understand why people
jump on this. I mean, I saw the lines. I'm standing in line from
my monkey pox vaccine. I know I know young women who hang out
with gay guys all getting OG you know, I hang out with these gay
guys. So I gotta get a monkey pox vaccine.
Because the the vet vanity plays a huge I don't think it's death.
I don't think their approach is dead. I think we desensitized to
death really. We talked about that, after the witness would
have the Spanish flu. Remember it? Like after they came out of
it? The kids was like, man, you know, from Adama die? I don't
think death is a good motivator now. Because I think people
catalyst
now just look like shit on Zoom, and I got you. That's not
enough.
That's way more effective. Whoa. Twice. He was like, wherever
they can make us catch it twice. So now it's like, I gotta stay
up.
To date, you gotta be up to date up to date.
I said this word more than I want it to. But I think vanity
plays a huge role. I don't miss being effective. And you hear
the number of cases, I think they said 18,000. Now, it's
like, how is it spreading so fast. And I'm not discounting
and because I'm still as as open option that may be due to
compromised immune systems due to the original shot, you know,
so, but I had to introduce his piece of information. And now we
got to revisit, let's go back and remember what we talked
about on the infections, Operation infections of planning
news stories to be used later. Right? Yeah. This is where we're
going. This is what you get you to four right here. I'm ready.
Number 38. I'm gonna read the whole title. Did Russia consider
using monkey pox as a bio weapon after the collapse of the Soviet
Union?
Now comes a new report, which claims that Russia had looked at
the possibility of using monkey pox as a biological weapon in
the early 1990s. This was right at the end of the Cold War, when
the Soviet Union had just collapsed on Crux decode. How
real is this report? How real is this possibility that the Soviet
Union was using monkey pox as a biological weapon. Dr. Ali Beck
says and I quote, so we developed a special program to
determine what model viruses could be used. Instead of
smallpox. We tested vaccine year virus, mouse pox virus, rabbit
pox and monkey pox virus as models for smallpox. The idea
was that all research and development work would be
conducted using these model viruses. Once we obtain the set
of positive results, it would take just two weeks to conduct
the same manipulation with smallpox virus, and to stockpile
the warfare agent, we would have in our arsenal, a genetically
altered smallpox virus that could replace the previous one,
unquote. Now, the Russian Ministry of Defense decided to
continue working with the monkeypox to create what he
calls future biological weapons after the collapse of the USSR.
He was previously brought before the United States congressional
hearing, where Dr. Ali Beck said that he is convinced that
Russia's biological weapons program had never been
completely dismantled.
How hard was it for you not to talk about that for the past two
hours, two and a half hours? How hard was that specifically? It's
a struggle. You know, so here's where my mind went. Well, I'll
just tell you where my mind yeah, yes, please.
This was exactly what I want to hear. So
my mind went, you know, that shit kicked off in Ukraine. We
got all those Bio Labs, our Bio Labs, you know, there's people
in and out and then couple months later, this monkeypox now
with this information that I'm starting to put some dots
together on that
And that's why this is why this show you can't it's unmatched.
No, I'm just saying because we go we're we're on the same
rabbit hole, but for such different angles. Yeah. That
when we come and sit down and talk about it, it's like you
fill in some gaps I had, I fill in some gaps that you had. And
then we come out with a, you know, closer picture to the
truth. You know, and it's the exercise of the pants, and
everything.
Here's another here's another thing when did Victorian Yeah.
So Victoria Nuland admitted to the Department of Defense Bio
Labs in Ukraine in March. And I think the first monkey pox in
the US was May. So we've got Ukraine war end of January,
February, March. Yeah, we got some Bio Labs may monkeypox. And
now in September, I hear that the Russians kind of dig this as
a as so maybe there was still some monkey pox in there. But
those Bio Labs in Ukraine, who knows?
That's what Dr. Kenneth can out. Alibag is saying, and this guy's
a huge douchebag because he's one of those people who was the,
you know, the man weapons of mass destruction bio weapons
during the whole Middle East. And he's been Yeah, so he'd been
brought before the, you know, what says he's testified several
times before US Congress and other governments on
biotechnology use in the lead up to the war between US and Iran.
He testified before Congress without direct knowledge or
evidence that attempts to wipe out or Iraqis bio weapons
capability we're probably not, we're probably not successful.
So he'll say anything, right? But I'm just saying, we'll go
back to that operation
that only makes it more likely if this is one of those guys
will say anything.
Right? So they buried the story. If we look at the same lens, as
the operation infection, you have this report that this guy's
referencing of Russia, you know, always been open and using
monkey pox. USA, it's their choice. It's their choice bio
weapon now. Yeah. And now this is your twofer. And we already
got to be fit Russia.
Man. That's pretty good. Mo. That's pretty good. I like a lot
of different ways. You can go with it, but I like it a lot.
Yeah.
Okay. Now we gotta go to how do you get to the masses? You know,
this is where this is where it really scares me. And you've
heard these clips before. This is a self managed super cut. Oh,
you know, three reports I've heard about monkey pox and the
wastewater
will talk to you in a little bit with monkey Fox cases on the
rise in Georgia and
COVID. Numbers backup, Fulton County's taking a proactive
approach to tracking cases by testing wastewater.
CBS 46 is Madeline Montgomery is live from Fulton County's camp
Creek wastewater facility
with how that process works and how it will inform decisions
made by county leaders.
Just like with COVID, health officials across the bay area
are using wastewater to determine the true number of
monkey pox cases.
KPI x five reporter Max Darrow takes a look at the importance
of this kind of pre emptive surveillance.
Similar to the COVID Sewage surveillance and began a year
ago,
it's pretty exciting to see the demonstration of pivoting
wastewater monitoring for these other viral threats in a way
that's really timely and useful for our communities. Right now,
the same sample and
process being used to detect COVID and wastewater is being
used to detect monkey pox,
but monkey pox is a new emerging viral threat in our communities.
And it's also shared in bodily fluids. So it ends up in the
wastewater.
Okay, so here's a pro tip don't drink from your toilet, don't
drink from the toilet. It was a bad idea. But this is this and I
saw this happening with COVID It's not a new technique you can
you can narrow down to a block or an apartment maybe a floor
but this was this will be used for self imposed lockdowns of
many sorts. This polio on your floor blocked down and you'd be
like shits polio here was locked down.
And before the Russian clip, I found that I was like, this is
complete BS, you know, finding small how, how sway? I mean,
like, seriously, how do you how do you find where I mean? Like I
just did just doesn't make sense to me. But it leads to the point
of is there actual monkey pox in the water supply? I'm not Pooh
poohing the fact that in their understanding, but how can they
tell where like you said from where it's from Want further one
out and that's why I was but I thought was bogus from my
perspective
it's wastewater so now the water supply but of course yeah i mean
you know what else it's not the water supply it's the wastewater
but you know what else is in wastewater is like cocaine you
know COVID polio mean this appeals was a big one for a lot
of Lexapro that are all I mean and then you know and then of
course the in the actual water supply that we drink is a whole
bunch of other things. But this is a surveillance technique
they've been talking about throughout COVID We heard it two
years ago I we can detect it everywhere. If anything, it's
all of this to me is just noise information, fear mongering,
making you afraid. And I think it's working.
Here, here's where my brain went to. And like I said, this is
just my just my observation of it made me think it made me stop
and think for a minute not that I believe this could happen. But
if monkey pox is in the water supply me now not water supply,
but in the sewage. No in sewage. What else is in sewage?
Crocodiles. Rats. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. And
oh, it was the number one way of spreading what they say the
number one carrier animal was rats. Right? So if you get small
me I keep saying small but monkey pox in the New York sewer
supply, and all of those racks.
Okay, I lived in New York City in Hell's Kitchen in the 80s.
Where you literally saw rats. Now, as big as Chihuahuas.
Yes, I agree. DC Baltimore. Yeah, I can.
Columbus Circle right Columbus Circle. This is now this is
before that all got built up. You see Columbus Circle today is
not all like back in the Mayflower Hotel days. These
rats, and they climb up 20 stories. No problem.
Big silicon Island rats. He wasn't in a no puppy.
Yeah, no, no. That said, I never had one in my apartment. I've
seen plenty of them down on the street. When no one ever talks
about, of course, people talked about they spread disease. But
we didn't have any specific ones to talk about. So yeah, this is
interesting. I like monkey plots from monkey pox from a rat
doesn't get any better than that. And
guess what? You said he can come out thought he was built me 30
feet buildings. He also does come out to your toilet.
Yeah, well, Mo I think you should look in your toilet every
single time you go. That's always do. It's a good. It's a
good policy regardless. We got scorpions that can pop out you
know, it's kind of the same thing is like hey, stuff going
on here. I don't want bitten.
Well, people might think is a myth that rats can get into your
toilet. Well, here's a report from the National Geographic
number 40
It's an urban dwellers worst nightmare. A rat in the toilet.
It's scary, but it does happen. Good afternoon we reach Roatan,
Washington DC is rodent control receives a couple of complaints
each year
have a retina tolerance. How does this ultimate rat invasion
actually occur? First, it can easily sneak into grates or
manhole covers open to the street.
Residential sewer pipes feed into the main tunnel. A rat may
consider this path and irresistible opportunity for
exploration. Its sharp claws allow the rat to scale almost
any vertical surface. The rat is in the homes internal pipes
going up. Now it faces the biggest test getting through the
last few feet of the Narrow Maze like toilet pipes. Is this even
possible? The underwater passage leaves no room for air. At a
turn the rat finds a pocket of air just enough to help it push
on to the end of the line
Yeah, they can do it. You don't need no History Channel. I could
have told you they can do it.
Russian rats can courtesy of Vladimir
Russian rats with monkey pox. Well, you You're not I mean, I
know you're affected a little bit, but you're not really like
you're not looking over your shoulder for a rat to bite you.
Or some download brother to attack you are you're not
seriously too afraid of everything. No, no, what
I'm saying is, if you start to change your habits, it affects
you. Yes. And wait COVID I was kind of like I wore a mask at
first more cost, the wife was on my butt about it. But I didn't
turn back around and go get a mask if I didn't have one to go
to the 711. But definitely what the public bathrooms, things of
that nature, I have changed how I moved. And I wanted to share
that with people that we are the most rational person in the
world. But you know,
we appreciate you sharing. I personally have never been a
person for public restrooms is not I'm not a fan at all at all
at all.
No me either. But I'm just saying that. I mean, we'd be the
last option. I mean, like the total last option, but I am
being proactive now. Make sure I don't have I don't have that
need. It's like
and here we were here we were all these decades thinking man
we need we need AR fifteens we need lots of ammo. We need 1000s
of rounds. And Vladimir is going to come in here and get us with
a rat
with a rat.
Thank you. Well, this was entertaining. I didn't expect
this type of potluck is good. I like how you give me the twofer
at the end. That's really good. These clips This is good.
You can link a pandemic with Putin. I mean, that's
pretty good. That's pretty good. Pretty good. Let's not wait so
long for our next show.
Of course not of course, and I will be back on a more frequent
basis. Yeah. And with that said, as I always say, pay attention
to everything. And the shoe will reveal itself. It might come in
the form of a rat, but it will reveal itself. Thanks, man.
We'll talk to you soon, brother. I talked about remember
everybody mo facts.com. We'll see you soon.