#58 - George Mamalis (The Adelaide Set) - Immigration, Unrest & Weak Leadership

[Music] Hi guys, welcome back to Two Worlds Clied Podcast. On today's episode, we have George Mummalous, the man behind the Adelaide set. George has been out there on the ground and covering what's really happening in Adelaide and beyond. From the recent march against the government's immigration policy, to the growing unrest in the country, and to the bigger picture of where Australia is headed, George brings an unfiltered frontline perspective. I hope you guys enjoy. The reason the current situation is happening in Australia, as we've seen on the 31st with some extremism groups, they're both left and right. They were there are radical left people there as well, which were burning our national flag and I've seen a small report on there. I haven't got any hard evidence so I can't report on it, but some normal people that were marching had petrol thrown over them. Yep, saw that, feces as well. Petrol and sh*t thrown over them from these radical lefties. One of the ladies said the next thing that was going to come out was going to be a lighter. So they were ready to light someone on fire in Melbourne, these radical lefties. But what were we explaining about before, especially with the dude storming the hill? I mean, this just points to one thing. Government and environment in competency. Like you said before, you can't lock someone up for 18 to 18 years to, sorry, 18 months to two years during COVID, and not get young kids want to push back on the system when you try and tell them to do something. You can't fly to country with so many people in such a short amount of time and let young Australian males feel like they're being replaced. Like, is here something to talk about? Has this attack on young men lately? Yep. Like what the f*ck is happening there? And the source like, I can't swear in the first, sorry, you can't swear in the first three minutes of my podcast, because if you do, YouTube just, they screw their algorithms away. Use a good bleep, shall I say? Good, good, because, yeah, you're right. And we did see during, look, I got reports during the pandemic from people who work inside the mental health organization saying they had sometimes 50 suicides in one day during the pandemic. And this was directly after either a lockdown. And because they didn't want to share this, like obviously, because they didn't want to encourage more suicide. They didn't want to share the news. Probably don't hear about this. Yeah, of course. And it's like, how many people would kill themselves during that period? So if people are willing to kill themselves, I mentioned those who aren't willing to kill themselves, what are they willing to inflict on to the population of Australia? And what kind of, you get to remember, you're sitting there, you got no job, you got no girlfriend, you're probably an in-sell. And then you're going to go down these massive rabbit holes, listening to all these extremist type of ideologies. It's going to have a huge side effect on society. And look, same with me, we've all been down the rabbit holes. We've all looked at the. I go down every day. Yeah. Every single morning when I get up to research, I'm like, there's a rabbit hole. I want to report on that, but I can't. Because I don't have a hard evidence. Yeah, exactly. But the thing is, there's nothing wrong with going down rabbit holes. The problem is the system and the environment that was set up during the pandemic allowed the rabbit holes to become more than just an adventure. It became a way of life, which now has intrinsically affected. I would say even 10 to 15 themes of a man. This is a full gas summation here, but I would say 15 to 10 is not a young man. Yeah, young men. I would say the effect on young men has been much higher. I would even be willing to say that would be north of 40%. Yeah. Easily. You know, young men, I have the gym come up to me and say thank you for your content. Thank you for speaking out for a bunch of people that have never had a voice. Or sorry, have had a voice, but have had it silenced over this toxic masculinity bullshit that's happening at the moment. Now look, people might chip that up and they might call me dangerous over saying that. But there is nothing toxic about wanting to stand up. Protect your family. Protect your mates. Protect your country and be a fucking man. Yeah. There is nothing wrong with that. It does come very toxic, however, when you try to control someone else's life, when you try to speak for someone else on their thoughts and their minds, when you try and control women, when you try and manipulate women, but real men, real men let them have their say. Real men vacuum the floors for them. Real men do the dishes sometimes and real men are also fathers. Good fathers. They're not just absent fathers that go to the pub all the time. So there is nothing toxic in this world about a man being a man. And I need to say that because I feel like wearing a society where men are being pushed to a point where we are now seeing extremisms rise to the top because our government keep telling our men that they are useless, that they are toxic, that their thoughts and might, that their thoughts is now getting me into a pattern where they're potentially dangerous to a society. There is nothing dangerous about wanting to be a father. There's nothing dangerous about wanting to protect your family. There's nothing dangerous about wanting to be a good husband, good father and good friend. And there's nothing dangerous about wanting to provide for a family. Yep. And that goes down back to the cultural destruction of this country as well, which is a major part of why, for example, fertility rates are so low in this country. If you don't have high fertility rates, then this is what's going to happen. The government are going to have to turn to doing stupid things like mass immigration as a band-aid effect. But the reality is, when the culture is trained, oh, don't worry about having kids to your in your late 30s. You don't just have one kid. Before, it's like there was something beautiful about having a large family. I got sucked into that. I've only just had a kid at 35. Yeah. That's what I mean. Because of the environment that was built around you to create a pathway, that's the kind of the only way you have to focus on your career or this or that. Where before in the 60s, it wasn't about that. It was about having a big family. You get together, you have your business together. There's no screens of destruction. And it was all about love and those moments that you take away forever. Now it's the complete opposite. Now women are taught, okay, you have to be a boss man. You have to work to your 60. That's it. And the men are the same thing. Men, you have to work hard. You have to do three jobs. And have your kid when you're 40. And then you're looking at fertility rates. Not just in Australia, but across the entire world. Even third world countries now. Their fertility rates are dropping. Yeah. The only ones that are above 2.1 is, which is a standard you need to ensure that your population growth stays at not a deep population growth. It is parts in Africa and parts in Middle East. That's it. Everywhere else is below 2.1. They can't sustain a population anymore. Yeah. And Musk has talked about this before. That's kind of what brought my attention towards it. Yeah, the biggest threat to the world is deep population. Deep population, yeah, because it just causes such collapse. Even in the property markets across all the world, when you have a massive population decline, even the wealth transfer, cultural impacts can literally destroy country. We've got to be careful. That's happening in Korea already. There's massive movements, particularly with the females in Korea, where they're literally saying we're refused to have family, like they're refused. Like it's like no more. It's done. That's happening in a country right now. Imagine that. And that's why I kind of Australia get to that point. Yeah, future. There is literally chicks out there now that are not having kids because they believe that climate change will destroy us in 10 years. Yeah. There are people out there pushing that narrative. And I think to myself. Where did we go wrong as a human race? Like, well, especially as Australia. Where did we fall over? Where was the tripping point? You're like, you turn around, my mate's playing this the other day, the fog of war. You don't actually realize what has happened until the fog settles in your turn around. You're like, wow, I had to kill 50 people to get here. Yeah. But I'm at it to end of the war. Yeah. I still think we're in this fog stage. Yeah. No, we don't really know how this happened or where it came about or at pinpoint of time. I mean, me and my mates talk about this all the time. The military and I'm not bagging anyone in the military right now. I'm not. If you're serving the military well done. I'm so proud of you for standing up for a nation and doing something that you believe in to fight evil and stuff like that and defend our rights as Australian citizens. But the military went really woke in 2014. And to me, looking back, I'm like, maybe that's when everything started to shit. Well, I think that's more indication of the shitness because it really comes down. There's an old saying, good times, great. So that hard times, great strong men, strong man, great good times, good times, make poor weak men. And there's a cycle that repeats in history throughout all of history. Do you think we're at the weak? Yeah. Weak men now. Yeah. I think, honestly, fundamentally speaking, the issue is that men have lost their gusto, they've lost their gravitas and they don't, they're not commanding anymore. And I, you can see this around, especially people my age, a lot of their relationships are run, like they're on a leash, essentially. It feels like everyone's on a leash. And I'm not saying that's right or wrong, but to me, it just as an objective viewer on a bird's eye angle, I'm like, that feels like a strong indication that men have kind of lost their way of being. And when that happens, you DC, you do see a society collapsing in a sense because I mean, look, the fertility rights, that's an interesting one because I think a big part of fertility rates because we see across the entire world is and especially in third world countries is the plastics. I think micro plastics is by far the greatest threat to humanity. Yeah, so well because normally you'd say oh the reason why birth fertility rates are low in for example Australia or another developed country is because everyone's any more educated, the water's getting better, the hygiene's getting better so like there's going to be a natural birth fertility collapse like that's just what happens because you get you don't need to have kids to survive before you need to have like six or seven kids just to survive or as as workers you know, it's provided for the family. But the only problem is I think argument kind of starts to fall away because we're seeing countries like Thailand, we're seeing countries that haven't developed fully, also having birth fertility rates and what's the one commonality they'll have, they live basically in plastic, they will burn plastic and sit by it to keep themselves warm. You go swimming in their oceans it's full of plastic and now recent studies are shown, you can probably pop it up maybe but recent studies are shown that micro plastics is airborne because when the waves hit the sand it shoots up the micro plastics into the air. So we can't even avoid it, it's like an unavoidable phenomena where we're getting slowly poisoned in the air. I think the average human is like a credit card or two credit cards a week of plastic. The fuck out of you. Yeah, so you're eating that and that goes into your brain, it destroys your hormones, fertility and like man I'm going to move to the country. Yeah, probably that'll be the best place to go. A fire away from the ocean is possible and that's interesting with the algae situation because the algae is also airborne. So you have the mixture of micro plastics, now we have this algae that like they're going to say it's going to be around for six months, it might be around for years. There might be a neurotoxin, bryotoxin in our air for years. Wow. In just in South Australia. How far is that stretch up the coastline now? I think it's like 70% of the coastline has been affected. In Adelaide. The whole of South Australia. Yeah, so that's not like a little bit, but suddenly the fact shaped me on that. It's but it's a huge issue and we have the whales now migrating here and so far the whales are looking good and that's generally a good sign but the last thing I want to see is a whale wash up on the beach that would cause pen, like that would be wild. Well, that would just be another excuse for the lefties to blame climate change or something. Exactly. And that's the thing. Climate change has become a religion. Climate change is no longer a serious science that's considered normal to look at by the common people. It's considered this religious cult. It's a cult. Yeah. And it creates the hysteria where people were like, "I'm not going to have kids." Like when it gets to that point, I'm not going to have kids because I'm worried about climate change. You know something's gone terribly wrong and that always goes down to police ship again. I want to blame men in particular. Even though we already copied a lot and we have high source at the end of the day, there needs to be a point where we go enough enough. That's time to actually, and it's figuratively get our balls back. There are some fantastic female leaders around the world. Look at the Italian Prime Minister. I mean, that chick is a straight-up savage. Yeah. Just cool. Yeah. There was a thing the other day where they had a, let's use the word "clearic" so I don't get too political trouble. We can get sued for defamation, whatever. But there was a cleric in Italy that came out and said, "Something along the lines of, if people don't force onto this certain religion, then this is going to smell bad for them." The next day she deported them. Got him out. Yeah. Ciao. Yeah. With his fiat shirt. Yeah. See you later. And I read the article this morning, then I thought to myself, "Well, that's a leader with a spine." So to me, you know, and I understand like the argument with the, yes, men got us here, but there can be some very supreme leaders, not supreme leaders. There can be some very fantastic leaders in this world that are women and can make some very tough hard calls and can bring us out of this rot that we're in. We're just government debt. This cycle of government debt that we're in at the moment. No one seems to be addressing it, but it just, I mean, nothing really keeps me awake at night except my little baby daughter now. But before this, this is stuff that used to be like, man, why is no one talking about this? Yeah. Why is no one talking about our debt? Because the thing about that debt is, and I talk about this a lot on this podcast, but I enjoy talking about it because I love researching this sort of stuff, but also people need to hear it because both sides of the government, they don't want to talk about this debt issue. I mean, it took us like 20 years to print or to have $900 billion worth of debt. In the next four years, we're going to, we're going to, we're forecast to put on another like four to five hundred billion dollars on that debt in such a short amount of time. Yeah. And everyone's looking around going, yeah, yeah, we're okay with this. Keep running the show like you guys are doing a fantastic job. Well, money itself has become a bit of a joke. And I talk to a lot of people that work in finance and it's just, just numbers down. Money isn't really, doesn't feel real to me. Thank God I bought Bitcoin years ago. I don't, I had a, I had a crypto, not a crypto business, I had a Bitcoin exchange, rich, rich, rich out to me. They wanted to sponsor the podcast, but I'm very iffy about people sponsoring this podcast, especially financial stuff. Because if I open my podcast up to sponsorship, which a lot of people do and they do reach out to me a lot, one in the sponsor, but if I push people to a financial side of things, I mean, and something collapses like Bitcoin, which, which is highly volatile. I just don't think I'd be able to live myself if I lost someone $100,000 if they invested. I know it's their choice, but if I'm pushing that, yeah, I wouldn't be able to live myself. So I turned down a pretty good offer. Yeah, look, on that, I would say there's always, there's always a risk in everything in life, including products there who knows that maybe a coffee company, you sponsor, has put some heavy metals in their coffee. So you always at risk of that. So at the end day, everything comes down to personal self-responsibility. And that's why I mentioned at these protests, like the one I was out of the lab, when I was there, I was telling me the guys who were trying to hijack this thing. Right now, like as an observer looking in and seeing your movement, there's no self-responsibility. It's just entitled brats crying about not having a mic. Is that the kind of message? Is that your movement? Is your movement a self-entitled, bratty group of young men? That's how it looked. And is that going to resonate with the people of Australia? Is that going to resonate with people who actually want to support you? No. So then I go, the ideologically speaking, why would that work? It's an unworkable thing to even go down. So it always comes down to self-responsibility. And any good movement, any like, you know, monolithic king, even Trump, they stand behind their actions. That Trump really go to jail, Trump got shot at. You might not like Trump. And yes, Trump has made a lot of mistakes, but he's always going to stand behind his word and through action, which allows him to step into this phenomena of like, I am going to get it done. Even though there's some holes there, for example, the Epstein files, etc. So I had an independent reporter on that went over that entire thing last week. And he cared some pretty heavy stuff. And I thought to myself, I'm a bit nervous about releasing this podcast. Yeah. Yeah, it's already at tens of thousands of views. And I thought to myself, shit, this massage couldn't come off to me here. Yeah, I didn't say he said it, but I was like, shit. But yeah, no, like, did you see Nick Flomentez? I've seen him before. No, I'm not sure he said recently. He released it this morning, just ripping the anything guys for a hijacking in the Australian marches. Oh, really? That's good. Like I'll show it to you after this. It's just four minutes of him just free styling. Yeah. And ripping him. It was, it was, it was, I look, it was just funny to watch from from the outside of point of view. When they had to do the the NSN he ran over, I like, I think this is all set up. Not not the younger guys. I think the top guys, I think these guys are somehow might be paid. Yeah. Like, they might be like, I'm not too sure, but to like either Jacinta Alan and her people tipped off the NSN to where they were doing this report or it's all just a set up. Yeah. Genomic. Cause I'm like, how, how does this like find exactly where they're doing this for this, this meteor interview? Yeah. Rocks up at the time that they're rolling the cameras. Everything was perfect. He gets his show and go. Yeah. And he, you know, and I just thought to myself, it just seems a little bit too orchestrated. Yeah. It's probably the good word. No, look, I think, look, when you, there's something called a leap theory and you study a leap theory and these people might not even know they're being used. That's the thing. The way the elite work, and when I say the elite, I mean the top intelligence of humanity and the way they manufacture and paint the narrative is they'll find people like the Thomas Sills of this world and utilize their ignorance towards fulfilling a greater goal. So that greater goal for me right now is quite clear. Digital ID censorship, controlling speech because what happens when the government does really bad things over 30 years, like what I've been doing, the only way to kind of stop the people from rising up is to censorship essentially. You have to sense the people. It's not happening to me. Yeah. I mean, I get fact checked with everything I go to. Yeah. Simon, I just can't let go of it now. Like even before I tell you story, when the, when the referendum was happening for the yes or no, I woke up one day and my Instagram account was completely blocked from unfollowers. And I got I got a message saying your account is blocked from unfollow. This is three months before the referendum. Guess what day I got my account back to normal day after the referendum Yeah, they are for referendum. I'm like you serious And they lost yeah, it doesn't matter though because they've done it all in the States anyway, so yeah Well the thing is like if you could do that make at least less least obvious Yeah, hell a day after I'm like Back to this back back to this thing where we're There's their supreme more on leader. Yep hijacked that just in an outlook. I'm not a gistin down fan. Everyone knows that she She probably cops more more more judgment on my platform than anyone else anyone else more than ever anyone else Fair creditor though. She didn't flinch at all. No, she did which was pretty cool Which also thinks to me maybe that we set up like maybe she knew it was coming Yeah, she's either a badass or she knows what's up Yeah, but You know the thing is as well he he stood there and he said Why don't you let people March or like it was he was did he was arguing about him like bro you marched the day before yeah You were at the front of the march at the rally they let you speak what rights didn't you have? Tell me what rights didn't you have but Man it was that was all just theater it and then that night it went completely viral on the news Everyone was reporting on it and I thought to myself. This is a way just to shut far right Voices down now I get labelled far right Is this a way just to bring in a new law to shut him down but also to shut voices like mine down I think it's more importantly to shut us down our voices as a collective because that's the real threat If if you mean all these others get shut down Um because most average Australians they go they go to work They can't speak up because I lose their jobs. They have a family don't have time to do what we we're doing right now We're pushing hard and they realize that so they have to find a way to shut us down And that's why I go back to elite theory all this stuff seems quite well Manifactured into a way to shut down the narrative and as soon as I bring this digital idea as soon as you have to link your card Your digital ID to access social media because it's gonna affect everyone don't under 16 you have to put your ID and Previewed not 16 or wears all that information kept as well. Well every information already is all everything you've ever done is already kept Yeah, but like where is the information from all this data being collected for the under 16 stuff? I know that everything's already collected. There's some There's some it's it's called the identification scheme It's located in London. Yeah, what's happening in London at the moment? Bigger censorship. We have a scene called the arrest of the day something People being arrested for flying their flagd to that lady. She was holding the UK flying up. Got arrested For it on the council steps. So yeah, where that and the beautiful thing our situation is great because we have the UK as a precursor And this is my biggest issue. I fight with these innocent guys at these hard right we call them hardwriters, right? They'll send me all we need to accelerate this. I'm like we don't need to accelerate this. We already have A window into what acceleration is just looks like we have it in the UK. Why don't you look at the UK? Why don't we finesse ways and strategy around To avoid that situation. Why would we push ourselves there? We don't need to we have a three to four-year window to work with here That's a really rare opportunity But these people like no we need to be sensitive now because they want it this is the problem They want this to happen. Yeah, because once it happens then they'll have an excuse to get violent. Yeah It comes down to resignation if your message doesn't resonate will never work So they literally are on a failed mission and I say this to all them death there even their leader who they love Hitler is A failed leader who lost the war so when you idolize a loser you become a loser That's essentially what's happening right now. So This guy Hitler was a methodic made terrible decisions after his addictions to invade Russia Basically did all the wrong things you could do if you were going to lose a war So if that's your mentality that's who you're gonna follow then that's what you're gonna end up like it's almost like pre-written That you're prophesizing your own domain, you know your own doom essentially which again leads me back to I think these headguys I think there's something coordinated there or Or the government are just letting him do what they want and they have a plant inside their NSN. Yep. That is Feeding them information out. He's feeding information back in saying let's do this. Let's do that Yeah, I guess who's there and then all of a sudden the police just disappear and they stormy who yeah I think I honestly this is my this is my profits. I reckon what's happened is these guys I'll be the call of mucery it's they're being used and they would have double agents inside their own camp They of course they would who'd feed them information and then kind of lead them you know like Lord the Rings the guy that whispers in the ear of the king Whispers into their ears where to go had to do this and they're not kind of realizing because they're so caught up in their own ego and their own world That they're being used as tools as puppets To the point where they're calling us puppets That would wear the ones that are shills because we're trying to help them and tell them hey guys. We're trying to warn you Of what's happening to you. Yeah, I've never had so many like threats online before yeah, that's and like I don't Anyone that I've got you know the world. I used to live in anyone that's ever Threatening one before he's never gonna do anything. It's the silent bloke that are gonna come after you They're not going to threaten you before they actually do something. They don't believe a trail of Um information That they're gonna hurt someone for the hurt time. Yeah, it's all like football fans kind of speech, you know It's like oh you're an arstall fan. I'm like come get you because I'm a Chelsea fan You know it's the same it's the same rhetoric and that's why I like sports because you can kind of there's a lot of translation of sports And humanity in the in the human behavior. So yeah, you're right. They're not gonna get you But that's not the point the point is it's a behavioral they're being used They're being used and they're under this elite theory which I do I'm important you know I asked them to study elite theory and Go into that topic because it's a 300-40 year-old philosophy. Can you explain it to me? So elite theory is a suggestion that basically you go 100% of the population and in that population you have Around 70% of the population. So let's say that there's a hundred people 70 of those people we label as conformists So they will do essentially whatever they're told to do and it's within human nature for them to do that like go build a pyramid They'll go build a pyramid go build the great world They'll go build the great world and they won't really fight it. They're just kind of like And yeah, and that's part of human survival. They need to do the task because if there's no such thing as organization We wouldn't get anything done kind of like how ants ants will work together and do some good tasks Then you have around that 20% mark. So the 20% mark we call them the swingers you could say the swingers are those who are a bit more Contrarian who will think about things from both sides before they act and They're kind of the ones that sit in the middle and kind of swing elections If you want to win elections you got to win those guys over the other guys are easy you just swing states Yeah swing states exactly. Yeah, so swing states are an example where there is geographical environmental Circumstances which allow swing states to exist which either way You need to concentrate on those ones exactly. You've already got Texas. You've already got Florida doesn't matter Yes, and a lot of these swingers are you know middle class people who probably run a business or have run a business or have high paying jobs or Even just like you know above the average So the competent people and then you have the last 20% or all 10% and we call them the elites So this is elite theory so the elite theory are the top of the cream for humanity the most intelligent The most witty the most cunning the ones who know how to run the world who've families have been around for 500 years doing the same thing or Have been involved with the banks or with the finance and the media the ones that when Anthony Abanese puts a tax to rich on them They tax everyone else because the rich don't get taxed exactly. Yes, they're the ones who like there's a great Jubilee episode of Patrick Davidson and they it's the social he was finding socialists Oh, we should divide all the world's money and split it evenly and Patrick said you do that in five years time Those same people will have all the money back. Yeah, it's true There is just like in sport you have the best Sport plays that the fastest the strongest the most cunning the most agile And then you have the worst the fat guys who can't even run 100 ms right? So that's exactly the same thing with humanity in terms of leadership and the way it works So there is a natural hierarchy to society. That's just the reality and people Well, that's happened for thousands years right the cream is always risen to the top since I would argue 100,000 years since full primal basically a sub six species of humans There's a lot of yeah for miles of always took over yeah the war chiefs You know now people have gotten a bit smarter where they tactically use their brain they can use money They can use systems. Yeah, and part of that is also the human consciousness experience So as humans have evolved as we've learned more words because reality is built upon words So as words become more advanced and as language has it become more advanced It's opened up more doorways into more advanced ways of being and thinking and consciousness experience So it's easier to start controlling people because you like a Jordan Peterson Yeah, like a Jordan Peterson or the Carl Young's of this world or the Freud's or the I mean even you can argue Carl Marx, you know very sophisticated language that allowed to trait A communism which has been responsible for what 100 million deaths, you know the Bolsheviks Who use their language the Hitler's of this world the Stalin's of this world so as language becomes more advanced as more things become Uh acknowledged and then put what to word So does the complexity of the elite theory because it means that we have more far advanced ways to control people so There is a top 10% they know exactly what they're doing and they don't care for a go to a depression They make more money when there's a depression. Oh said do whenever there's a market crash It's always the rich that make more money. Yeah, they make more money and they're happy So to them there is no circumstances they can't handle they are prepared for everything from famine to world wars to depressions to everything they are ready for everyone and the rest of humanity are not and this is well the rest of humanity are arguing over what to woman the rest of humanity are arguing over should we have a welcome to country ceremony the rest of the yeah we're at the rest of us are arguing over all these low social and economic issues that's I don't get when everyone all this white brown black stuff yeah it's like you want to go into that that's a bit crazy yeah but I see someone for the I see someone for their eyes I don't see someone for what's wrapped around their eyeballs yeah I see someone for for who they are and if you look and dirt you know if you look deep into their eyes you can understand who they are as a person go to the soul yeah you can look a bit into their soul you can't look at that skin color and and judge someone on that I mean do we have a problem at the moment where we're importing people from countries which may have a lawless society yeah of course but they've had that for thousands of years yeah right so that's their environment that's not the color of their skin yeah I bet if you brought yeah I bet if you got that person at a baby brought them over here and let them grow up in our society they would not be coming around and running around with machetes and attacking people they have been brought over from a lawless society and they have struggled to integrate with our society and also as well our government is letting them do it not locking them up yeah lock them up and send them back and watch them watch the amount of people continue really run around with machetes but all this brown black white yellow I get it yeah I don't get it people were pissed off the moment because their immigration numbers are way too high and I agree do we need a five year three or five year pause definitely because we don't have a housing market to support it yeah the only problem with that is if you do do a five year pause it would collapse the entire economy yeah but we which is yeah but some people want right yeah but where yeah but where are we going otherwise if we don't have a five year or three or five year pause so this is where we get to be nuanced like for example the Indian idea I brought this to the attention like yesterday but I got so angry at the comments I just archived I was like no I can't you read comments yeah I read comments I have to you know you've got to know I mean it might be in your I've been doing it but tell you yeah yeah it might be in your wheelhouse but yeah comments and message requests I mean I haven't read them in months no I'm sorry I've I've kind of always like mean look I get a lot of messages I can't read everything but I do like to peer into it because I'm trying to get my gauge on what humanity and society and culture like I tried to keep my finger on the pulse of culture right my real last night that I did is it two and a half thousand comments I just don't have a time and that's on one platform yes it goes too far blown and it's too hard but look instead has a great way of like kind of pushing the most important comments so it's it's not too hard for me and I have the time I don't really have a family to worry about right now like I'm about to get married so I've got time right now maybe that would change when I have a kid have a kid you see that like I have a dog but essentially I have time to kind of get involved and the idea is that like for example this India thing like the UAE for example when they want they built in two decades they built mega cities and they did that through the backs of Chinese and Indian workers they would ship in hundreds and hundreds of you know Chinese and European Indian workers get them to do the mega projects and then piss them off back to India or China and I think if that is if I had to choose between temporary visas where you just ship in workers to do a job like we do the Afghan train no for example we bought the Kamalese here from Afghanistan and we'll build the Gan and all the telegram poles if we had to if I had to choose between temporary visas and permanent visas as a solution I always choose temporary and the argument was oh what about the trades like no the tradis are like I have friends who own some of the biggest stuff in Australia that they are flat out they can't keep up with the demand the demand they are so they are so busy that they have to do more because that that the buy more equipment because they're so damn busy they've never been this busy in entire lives and even I asked them ask these people what's it like in the factories and they say look the Aussies don't want to work anymore the Australians don't want to work they just want to sit at home be lazy the Greeks and Italians don't want to work anymore and they episodically with the ones that always work the hardest when we bought them in the 60s they don't want to work anymore it's only the Indians who want to work it's the only the Indians and their factories who take in the weekend shifts so it's not just like the problem is the culture has enabled this selfish lifestyle I care more about you know living till 35 traveling the world by my match you know my matches and all this stuff it's not it's not the same as the 60s where it was like sit down work hard your life you know it's going to be painful but you're building like you're building an empire for your family it's not like that anymore do you think the government helps out with stuff like center link and in the ice no or in the IS to me you know getting to the IS but I think center link is essential for this country because about all center link is is a way to keep poor people from not rubbing the rich that's what center link is how do you keep poor people from not rubbing the rich give them money because if we didn't give them money they're going to come get you shit I haven't heard that one yet it's true it's true that's literally what center link is so center link is just a way to keep the poor people happy and but I think ultimately the next 20 to 30 years with the way AI is going I feel like we're moving into a technocratic communist style of leadership we're going to have 80% of the population on universal income that will be push through by AI AI will kind of manage it because the only problem with communism don't really to never work is because humans are too greedy so if you can script an AI that doesn't have that same levels greed and removes that human nature of greed then the elites will be like okay that might work we'll put everyone to AI so you have 23% of the population who don't even know what gender they are who identify themselves as mentally ill what do you do with those guys you can't kill them so what we can do you put them in virtual reality worlds so you have VR become the new you be correct they you can be any gender they want and VR they can be anyone they want they can be a superhero they can be a little butterfly don't want to be in VR so you just truck those guys into VR you give them universal income they'll never body society yet have you seen that movie on it no is there a movie is it yeah there's a really good movie I've watched it a couple times now it's this virtually virtual reality world or at the Amazon movie with the kid and he yeah yeah okay no I have to yeah and yeah they just have these systems where they're pretty much on treadmills and they put these ski masks on with goggles and they go into this world where they can be something completely different and they run around and they dance and they do these challenges they can fight but it's um and the bosses left them a big stash of money in the final game yeah I I always feel sometimes like Hollywood and these type of big you know movie production film companies they leave us a bit to trail you know they leave us little secrets here and there or the little prompting bits and they release movies like that and it like might give you a little bit of a yeah a road map what's happening in the future yeah and I think to myself do they do that on purpose well Hollywood is the wood that used in occultism rich craft the wood that is used to create spells that compel the future so like Oracle mmm witchcraft so even the word Hollywood is aligned to is there's a you know a precursor towards the future so yeah you're right you know there's that civil war movie you know everyone was bringing that yeah it's like before Trump took office yeah yeah seeing that so there's always a precursor and the thing is they weigh the way the elites use media to um proper size futures is they they go for every situation that's possibly possible like Dr. Strange style so maybe civil war's not inevitable but it could be so he's a movie about it to prepare your soul essentially for that for this experience did you see the one where Biden or the both so not bought the Obama's they produced it and it was the one where they're pretty much in an electrical world like someone programmed all the Teslas to jam up the highways um there was a huge grid war so like some other country knocked out they grid completely and the only people that had power were self-sufficient people generators or yeah you know solar panels with batteries so you worked during the day and that sort of stuff and that was released again like a year before Trump took office and I watched out and I'm like oh it's going on here there's been a civil war movie released and then there's been this one about a civilization collapse around AI and renewable energy pretty much and I thought to myself it's going on here like why are there all these movies getting released like why isn't there a movie released about a comet hit in the earth you know like that you used to do that in the day we like Armageddon we got that Leonardo Caprio made that movie oh look up there you go there you go there you go yeah you know there is and that was to climate change they just add to the history of climate change being like the end of the world which fuels the culture so there's right now I think the elites are going we got too many people so this is you know this is my conspiracy brain sorry guys but the jabs okay there's there's a correlation between ever since the jabs have been unfolded our health care system has just not been able to catch up ramping is just extremely rampant was there ramping before there was but now it's on a record levels so pinning me out and now he says nothing about it like he said he would I don't think they can that's the issue like so it doesn't matter who is he? No, that's what I'm trying to get out. I'm trying to get out. I'm no matter labor or liberal, whatever. There's no fixing the problem because it's a, it's an intrinsic problem within like 95% of the population. Is that because there's what too many people are having heart issues, cardiac arrests? It's everything. The job doesn't just cause heart issues from what I've studied and taught to professors about this. It also causes autoimmune issues that, so maybe you had something dormant inside you and that will maybe come out when you're 70 or 80. Activated it. It's been activated at younger age. So you're dealing with, cause don't we have one of the highest rates of cancer in young people in the world? Australia has the highest rates of cancer in the entire world for under 50. And not by a little bit, so 20% more than any other country. And you're thinking with us, we are a pretty open population. Why we're not on top of each other like they are in even Italy, India, China, you know, Europe. We are very spread out population. So you think we would have a cleaner and healthier style of living. Yeah. Well, it comes down, well, a lot of it is believed that from the diet, the food we eat, but also because our population, and there's no other population in the world that was promoted sunscreen as much. And now sunscreen has been shown with the ingredients they use to cause major cancers. So it leaches in. Stay away from that now. I don't know. I never put on sunscreen at all. Yeah, but think about that 20 years. It will sip-sop slap. Everyone put your sunscreen on. You would have beat everyone's as covered in this cancer causing chemical, which is supposed to protect you from cancer, the RNA. Yeah. And it's leaching into your blood into your system and giving you blood diseases and and break downs of your, your stomach. Now we got colon cancer on the rise. Column cancer was never a young person cancer. Now 25 year olds, you go on TikTok, there's thousands of people colon cancer. And they're making little vlogs in Australia everywhere in the world, everywhere. There's a phenomenal of colon cancer growing bananas. So why isn't anyone, why doesn't the media talk about this? Why doesn't anyone talk about this? Well, a part of me is like this is what they, this is what the elites kind of are renew. And I'm not saying all the elites are completely conscious of this, maybe on a subconscious level. But the ones who do know are like, yeah, there's time for people to die. And usually they used to do a world war. You know, you want 100 million people to die. It's just a world war. Well, that's just new to country or now it's kind of hard. You can't really do that anymore. Well, someone you someone it's world over. Exactly. What like there is, I was talking to my man about this the other day. There are calls out there. If one person fires in you, you have three minutes to fire back. Yeah, what are you going to do? You're firing back because if they're dying, where dying? Yeah, those things like in a minute or half, 70% of the population, the entire world will be dead. Yeah. Australia is not too bad because we're in southern hemisphere, but nuclear winter. Yeah. Not too many people. All the radiation in the water. I mean, it wouldn't be good. And it won't just be one or two nukes being fired. It would be hundreds. Yeah. Like Russia have a nuclear arsenal of 6,500,500 nukes. America is at 5,000, 4,500 China is building in a record rate. They're up to about 500. Going to be getting a thousand next couple years. Yeah. I mean, and these times that these things are like 50 to 100 times more than the bombs they dropped on Japan. Yeah. Yeah. Actually, earthquake shaking. So yeah, there's a lot of there's a lot of stuff there that they just can't do. But also there's this is where it gets very deep. And I'm going to get to deep on here, but this is important because I liked for me, I feel like exploring these controversial esoteric topics like, for example, international theory and their connection with openheimer when nukes were about to go off. There's always some weird stuff. So from what I've researched and seen, I deal, there's a situation where there is an intergalactic government and there's like 52 species of different aliens across the world and the universe. Really? Yeah. And Earth is considered to collect the curum. We're like a national park. This is, um, this is Alex Jones type stuff now. Well, it's not even Alex Jones. Like, it's been this is, this is conversations at astronauts at NASA have been saying before they die. I love that this is where a lot of like Edgar Mitchell's and like astronauts who've been to the moon. Let's get into this. I'm interested in that. Yeah. So essentially, the, the idea is that there are, there is aliens or ancient national humanoid species have been talking to humanity for a very long time. Like for example, the Greek gods, Egyptian gods, they all have very mirrored, similar styles of existence. So humans back then looked at these extraterrestrial beings as gods, but in reality, they were just high fire advanced humanoid species who've been farther along the chain of advancement and technology. And when they come down to us primitive humans, we're like, these must be gods. They've got lasers and all that must be gods. Don't think they were made up for people control back then. For example, someone in power is like, look at this god. This guy came and said this, we need to do everything that he says. It's more of like a population control. There's, there's two things could be right at the same time, I think. But like, for example, like was Zeus, the idea of a lightning bolt, he was shooting beams of plasma and stuff. Like there's a correlation between technology and the gods and, and the way that, and even the fact that the same Egyptian gods are basically the same as the Greek gods, same as the Roman gods. So there's like a deep connection with these pagan ancient astronaut elite theory gods who basically came down, even like, for example, dogs, they believe dogs were biologically engineered for humans to protect humans and further advance us into the next level. And then you go into the theory of racism, why are we racist? Why do we hate brown people? Why do people want to? Why Asian, some of the most racist people in the world, like I've got a lot of Asian friends growing up, they're some of the most racist people I know. Why are they racist? Asians are the racist, most racist. They're so racist for it. It's so funny. Yeah, no, but like, you kind of like, you don't look to, you don't take it seriously, it's kind of just funny. But then there's, so the connection with this is why I'm bringing this up because there's another level of spectrum to this. Maybe race is measured because it's different alien species were biologically engineering, different types of humans, the great different types of subspecies of humans. And now we're all intermingle, we can all breathe each other. So there's no like differentiation, kind of like dog breeds. So there is a connection which creates the resignation that we can all become unified together. But at the end of the day, the race and comes from this tribal alien thing that's like, no, you're not my alien, you're a different alien. That's another theory. What is interesting to explore. So, but yeah, the idea is, earth is basically a national park. The aliens all have an agreement. You can't touch the national park. Like you can't go the curong and just go shit off guns and bloody build a little hut there and do burnouts in the sand. Like you get in trouble, you get arrested right. So that's what happened when they came down, they were here for like 500 to 1000 years, did their thing and because they had far more advanced, they could do what they want, shaped humanity. And then either they got killed or they died or they came back to their original home planets. You think they built the pyramids? Look, everything I'm speaking of right now is not something like this is important to make clear. Everything I speak of, it's not something I'm married to in a dogmatic sense. It's something I've explored for the sake of exploration for the human mind and devil. So I will say you're not saying this stuff is true. You're just saying this is a hypothetical potential thing like group. I'm just in the space of I'm just holding the space of communicating things that have been spoken of for the sake of us exploring these topics. Doesn't mean you have to say yes or no them, but it's good to think about them because it will open your mind to other things and allow you know, a more advanced way of thinking potentially. So I'm not saying if I say the aliens built the pyramids, doesn't mean actually believe that. It's just I've thought about it before. So I've thought about heaps of things. I mean, I want like just this is what this is what's the issue with society. The whole mindset, especially it's like an Anglo thing. If this is what I've found in Australia, if you say something about aliens, it's like, oh, you must believe in aliens. No, you can just talk about these things. You talk about Hitler. Oh, you must be a Hitler's suppose. No, you can just talk about Hitler. Oh, you think this conspiracy is true. It's like, no, you can just talk about these things. So there's no separation of thought and morality anymore. They've become one and that's not correct. All the greatest thinkers always knew that you could think about things about you becoming attached to them. So the reason why I like to share these topics is because I feel like it would benefit humanity to separate their thoughts and who they are as people again. I think that would allow us greater opportunity to think deeper about topics and maybe kind of some solutions. But the international one is just it's a fun thing to talk about because it doesn't get talked about too as much as I'd like to get talked about. They're the one with the ice wall. They think potentially in a ice wall like that and that surrounds the earth. That's flat earth theory, which so there's a huge population of people who believe the earth is flat and they have this in ice wall. That's why the government don't allow people to go Antarctica. So that's I haven't actually gone down that road too much, but there are people who literally believe that. Well, let's because I know you have worked in state and federal government. And that can be a rabbit hole. So let's go down that. So tell me about your experiences working in state and federal government. So it all started, you know, this is six or seven years after signing the Adelaide set and just to give you perspective guys. So at university I studied mineral geoscience. So my whole desire was to get into geology or some sort of environmental science, a rock specialist, a rock specialist, a rock liquor, you know, a rock liquor. But it never ended up that way because at the same time at 21 when I started my degree I also started the Adelaide set and that took off. And originally Adelaide set's purpose was small business, protecting small business. That was kind of the thing and showcasing Adelaide. Yeah, you're starting to go a bit more national now. Yes. Yeah. Well, that was forced to do COVID. But basically after about five years, a minister, a minister David Spears, he was the environment minister of time. Notice my count. And we had a few chats. I wouldn't help him out a few times. And then, you know, he obviously was a big fan of the Adelaide set what we're doing. And a lot of the politicians use the Adelaide set as like a launch pad to kind of like, you know, they use the Adelaide set way to then promote themselves. as politicians. I have a lot of people, I have a lot of politicians copying my stuff. Yeah, yeah. That's what happens. You'll see the more you grow, the more people, this is what I've saying, there's a responsibility for your work because now people will imitate you because you've created like a, you create a, you create doorways. And I used to get salty as a kid. Oh, fuck these guys, they're copying me like they're copying me. Yeah. Actually, I do not care because if people are copying me, it means they're agreeing with me. And if it's getting repeated in parliament, it means that my ideas are getting transported to one of the most important floors in our country. Yeah, exactly. I don't care. Someone sends me stuff that I like, bro, you talked, you said this yesterday. You said this yesterday, now this guy is saying this in parliament, all this female saying this in parliament. I'm like, I care. Yeah, who cares? Yeah. And that, at least my argument's getting put out there. Exactly. I don't need to be a politician. Yeah. Well, that's the, that's the most important thing. I think when I hit 25, I started to realize that I was like, oh, who cares? You know, like, if you're helping shape humanity in some way and you're creating ripples in the, in society, then go on you. Like, that's actually a good thing. So I had my break from that. But yeah, anyways, you know, I had it for me in David Spears. It's a job of training camp up with David. So I apply for the job, uh, did my interviews go in and then I started working for David as an in, in, in, in the minister's office. Independent. No, he's a liberal. So he was, uh, when liberals were in power during COVID times and Stephen Marshall was the premier. So I was in that kind of, um, group essentially. And what happened was during my time with David Spears, the liberal party were in power. And then the pandemic went down. Mm. And this was like, for me, I'm like, oh, no. Because as soon as the liberal, I went to school with Andre Patroski, who's an equal I Patroski son. So I always had a very deconent, I don't know any of these people. Okay. So this is the thing everyone, everything's I know everyone in parliament. I know no one. Okay. I know like, I know Penny wrong. I know, elbow. I know, I know, bow and I know, and a few others. The rest people like, oh, this person said this better. I'm, I don't even know who they are. I don't know who they are. Oh, so there was a guy, there's a guy called Professor Nicolai Patroski. So he's one of the world's greatest vaccine developers. He's credit of 50 vaccines in the inhuman history, more than anyone else in human history. He's here. He's here. The one they got so on was during COVID. Yeah. Yeah. So essentially, he, so he was like, hi by the US government to build vaccines for like troops who are going into like a certain area that have might have bird flu. So like, these guys is like a high level, essentially a genius at vaccines. And when all the start going down, he normally the government comes and gets the top minds together to like create solutions, but they didn't go for him. They actually kind of ignored him. And during conversations of Nicolai and I, I was like, why do this is happening? Because what was, what was became clear was that the MIA platform was, was, always a treatment for cancer. And think about this, right? You've got cancer. You've got two years left to live. You're going to do something like mRNA treatments because regardless of the inflammation, you don't have much time left. So you're going to do things that are riskier because you want to live longer and extend your life. So for mRNA for cancer treatment, actually makes a lot of sense. Because it can, you can actually have a huge profound impact on cancer. But using that platform, which is originally made for cancer treatment as a mass developer vaccine for all of people from ages three upwards for little kids, just to treat something that not me in the maybe effect them. It's a huge risk. So he immediately voiced these opinions across his platforms essentially, but through the Adelaide set, I gave him a megaphone. And because I was working for the government at the time, they didn't like that. Well, they never said that, but because I wasn't to face at this time. So this is this is another reason why people are like, how are you just speaking out a lot more now? So because I only just got out of government. I've been in government for three or four years. So I couldn't, like I wanted to, but I couldn't. So I had to hide behind graphics and I always get people asked me that like, oh, you should get into politics. I wouldn't be able to say what I can say if I go into politics. Imagine if I went in, join the Liberal Party. Can't call out Susan Lay for her in competency. Can I? Yeah. Well, that's kind of why I'm excited to share this story because I wanted to give you and others and maybe the young people out there who are thinking about politics, what you're going to get yourself into. Because like, I didn't really realize I was just excited to have a job because I was doing Adelaide set for so long and it was great, but it's a grind. You know, being an entrepreneur is a massive grind. So having that stay-win come. I'm right at the start of it now. Yeah. It's like, all my, I might like almost at the bottom of the mountain. Yeah. So much hard work to go. Like people, people look at it and they're like, and you've got a huge platform. It's like, I'm only just at the start of it. It's so much hard work for me to get to, to be the voice that I want to be in this country to have change. But to also build something that is mine. Yeah. You know, and it's got my brand and then it's going below it. That's a trajectory where I want to go. And it's tough. I understand it. And my advice to you is doing like, do that is that's probably the best method. I went wrong with I was more focused on service to service. So you going from you being to be like you going straight to consumer is actually the best way because my time I was young right. So I was like, my whole thing was like, I want to help businesses. I want to help society on a build like help cafes grow and like when pandemic went down all those people why helped all them basically either got screwed, went bankrupt, all their businesses failed because of such a hate to policies across Australia. Even with the mandates, a lot of people just refused to get mandated and they lost their jobs and they had to shut down all businesses. So it just productivity got crushed essentially by this pandemic. So what happened was eventually I did that and it was never spoken of but I could feel from listening to the people I'm always around the Liberals, right. So I was like constantly around all the Liberals. I could feel them slowly hating on me. And I would say this like maybe I played a massive part in Liberals losing the election and they probably know that in their heart of hearts and they look at me and go it's you you are the bastard that allowed Liberals to last and the thing is I was never my intentions never for the Liberals to lose or win. I doesn't matter what parties in. I will hold them both accountable to the same stand. I've always said that. So you got to and same with Labor, when Peter Malin asked us like I've been putting a lot of hate on Peter lately to the point where I can see in his videos he's never speak you know and I loved that. Indeed in my heart like yes I'm getting this guy who's been seen as like the perfect man for so long. But he what I'm starting to realize is Peter Malin now is a leader who only waits for things to break before he acts. He's not proactive in my opinion. He will wait for the other situation. He allegedly knew for years or a year or five months minimum that this thing was going to happen. Instead of cranny ways or reaching out to scientists across the world who might have solutions. He's blame climate change. Blame climate change, classic labor work and just let it happen. And then same with Bedford or same with wireless still works. It's always let the disaster happen and then kind of clean it up and he's the firefighter who looks all look at me I'll take my shirt off again and he's also he also does the the old Roman tactic circus and bread. Let's bring lip golf here. Let's bring gather round here. Let's get get Katy Perry here. Let's keep the people distracted and happy. Yep. With the circus we'll give them a little bit of bread here and there when they like we'll fix these situations when they come give them a little bit of bread. But realistically let's keep jamming the debt. Let's keep screwing this place. Let's keep making sure that I don't know you did a rule the other day where there's so many vacant stores in Adelaide. So many vacant blocks of real estate in the city. Like the place is collapsing. Yeah it's a ghost town. And that's because of an Adelaide City council who are obsessed with the idea of turning the city into a no-go zone essentially. That's only for the little cyclist friends. They can little cycle around and so there's this yeah have coffees and this is the issue. It shouldn't like the the fact is that me sitting behind a screen putting more pressure on the premier than our actual opposition leader. How is that a thing? I guess so this is this thing. Sorry jumping. I get so angry at this personally. Yep. I'm out here calling out Abo, Penny Wong, Bowen. Who's the shadow minister for these people? Who are they? I don't even know their names. No. They don't even call out the shit that I call out. Look at the traction I'm gaining and they won't even call it out. It's like it's like and this afternoon and people would be hearing this on Sunday. This afternoon I have put out a rule to go after the Liberal Party and Susan Lai because they have not said anything about this Indian deal that has happened to build a million homes. Yep. Is that just a fast tracking way to flood the nation with more people? It's like I don't know that one's a bit more nuanced to me because I feel like if I mean we really taught about this a little bit but if we can take if I can if it was a button as temporary visas or permit visas I'll press temporary every single time but we'll temporary convert into permanent. No because these was India the government they've created a system where this is like their major business these Indian workers are like resources to them if they lose their Indian workers it will shut down their business to the UAE. So this is a major income source. India's one of the fastest developing economies in the world. Bear calling gas. Because I call on gas and just the population and they're like becoming more advanced the high genes getting better. like there's all these things. India will be, is a superpower essentially and will become one of the biggest superpowers in the world. Again, tight with China as well, which is Trump's doing. Exactly. So these and Australia's sitting here, Australia in the 1960s had the same excellent diversity as most European countries. Now we have the same economic diversity as Mongolia right now. So Australia has lost all its industry. We have won the lowest productivity levels in the world. We essentially are. If it wasn't for the minds, we'd be a thermal country. We don't need to lose our productivity though. Our productivity was lost because we refused to burn our natural resources and we just get everything from China now. So we don't want to upset them. We don't want to upset India. We could be a production power house if we unlocked our natural resources, but we won't do it. But even beyond the natural resources, because it's true, we are handicapped in ourselves, but even just the thing is Australia and India and China and Singapore and all these countries are. They want countries like Australia to become more economic diverse because they want to buy stuff off as well. There's three billion people living above us waiting for to buy stuff. And we're sitting here not selling them anything because we're so handicapped. There's so much red tape. So I don't think it's necessary that we're scared to piss off China. China wants us to sell stuff. We used to sell stuff. We sell war and all these natural resources outside of mining. We used to sell cars. We used to build technologies. We had that, but it's all gone. And I just think that it's simply down to incompetent leadership. I don't even think it's the outcome of in competency. Yeah, I agree with that. The incompetency to not use their natural resources, the competency to let unions practically run governments which then enforce high, we're not building cars in Australia because blocks on the line, we're getting 120 grand 10 years ago to drive a foreclift. That's the reason why they're not building cars there. And also as well now it's too expensive because electricity is too high. That's the reason. And we never rein that in. We never rein that in. And now everyone's sitting around complaining because everything's made over in China. It's like, well, we sort of bit the hand that feed us a bit didn't we? Exactly. So there are trade opportunities that we're just not addressing. We're not going for. And in regards going back to my time politics. Yeah. Sorry. Let's get back to that. I, well, my, so my whole thing was like, I'm going to be here for the little party to give them the hard truths to all of them. I talked to every single leader in the country, essentially, I'm not very sure what, but like essentially all the ones that matter to what the goal was was to create a liberal party with strength and ability to fight back and be a true opponent of the labor party. And what I, I won't say names, but what basically happened is they all were an absolute fear of not being considered moderate. So that's the issue. They, everyone is playing it safe. And as a person working there, their pensions, pensions, or their reputation, they just don't like, you got Alexander, for example, Alexander is great. And I worked for Alexander for a year and a half, right? I like him. He's cool. But Alexander, then this was my issue. Alexander only cares about fringe topics. There's only so much fringe topics you can all about. Like the reason why Trump is a successful leader is because he talks about fringe topics, but he also talks about the economy. Yeah. He, I shared something last night where Alex Antique for one of the first times you started talking about the debt. Yeah. And he started talking about this spare room tax. And then I thought to myself, I'm like, yes. Yeah. Yeah. I thought to myself, because I did a speech two weeks ago and he was in that room. I thought to myself, bro, this is what you need, like keep talking about these topics, these fringe topics. But let's talk about the big topics that actually make Australians lives harder, like the debt-raving, the spare room tax, taxing us into oblivion energy, wire energy boost. I like to tackle these small ones, tackle the big ones. Yeah. And that's like a, that's a sign of good leader. Trump does it perfectly. Yeah. That's why Trump was successful because he's not just, I'm going to talk about fringe topics like, you know, gender and sports, but I also will talk heavily about economics. And I feel like I know, you know, advice. I told Alex, I told everyone, I tell, I scream it from the rooftops now. I'm done with not being hit anymore. I'm not, I'm not going to hide anymore. My whole thing is I've told all these guys, you need to stand up stronger to these people, the Labour Party, stand up stronger to the moderates. But also you can't, you can't turn away the moderates. The whole point of the party is it's a broad church. Everyone's welcome. So you can't actually just, you can't turn the straight, the Liberal Party into like an ultra conservative party won't work. The men's these whole thing was allowing everyone to speak and, and letting ideology win if it works. The difference with Labour Party is it's more like cult. If you speak out of line yet, you're fired, you know, in Labour, Labour, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Like you speak out against Labour, you're dead essentially, which is also very powerful. Yeah. That almost seems like they got their ducks in line. Like you talked to everyone from Labour, they're all on the same page. Yeah. I told people from Liberal, they're like, no, I think yes, I think that they're all divided. I don't know, they look, they probably are quite divided in the Labour Party as well with, into the party fighting and, and there's all this stuff. But I don't know, they just seem to have like, they seem to be all on the same page in the Labour Party. Yeah. They seem to be all, you know, leading from the front. I like, I hate it because I hate their policies. Yeah. But they are though. That's the thing. They, that's the strength they have and similar to China. China is a, guys forget China is a 5,000 plus year old country. Probably the only countries that's remained the name of China. So the reason why they're so powerful is because they're like, oh yeah, we need to build like 10 cold power plants. We'll, oh, that will just do it. We're doing a week. We need to build a, a down that literally slows down the orbit of the earth. Okay, we'll get it done. Take us a few months. We'll build it. Yeah. There's no fight. It's kind of like the Labour Party. They have a similar like Chinese. Like just get it done where Liberals have to go through almost waves of, of actual debate and ideological warfare and then division and factionalization and by the time it's happened, it's been 10 to 15 years and the Labour Party have already pushed through like a million laws that destroyed the fabric of Australia. Or they've floated the place for people that will never win another vote again. Yeah. Because everyone's voting Labour if they're coming in. Yeah. That's hypothetical, by the way. Hypothetical. And also just to give you some hope in that, yes, they might the first time around the vote for Labour, but Indian culture is typically very conservative. So they will eventually flip around. Yeah. You just get to give it time. Yeah. But also in saying that the Greeks, there's a lot of Greeks who vote Labour and Greeks are supposed to be hyper conservative. We're North of all country, but they've been voting Labour for like four years straight. So there's also that fear that maybe they never change. Like once they vote once, it's like that's it. Yeah. There's socrates. Blue no matter who. Exactly. So. Yeah. Coming out of that and especially when Israel and Palestine thing went down, everything in politics shifted to just Israel, Israel. I'm so sick of hearing Israel and Palestine. Like it was so frustrating working Parliament and everything was just about Israel and this. It's like, okay, guys, can we focus back on Australia? Like we're doing so well. And then this thing happened and it like distracted everyone from Australia again and went back to overseas problems. We had Ukraine, Russia. We had Israel, Palestine. There's always something external that distracts Australian politicians from internal matters. From actually being politicians for Australian people. Yeah. These wars served them essentially in this in this way of them not having to work hard. It's like they don't want to work hard. You look at the Labour Party. Who are their politicians? A lot of them have never run a business. A lot of them have. They're what? Create politicians practically. Yeah. Even have an easy one. He was a failed. He went on the hospitality, a hospital jump around. He was a he was in the Communist Party at one point. He's Albanian. He's got this like, I would love to have him on the podcast. Eventually I would like I would love to get to the point where I could invite him in and him come on the podcast. That would be good. I mean, I just want to see what's your type of person is. Look, these people are calculated. Yeah. Of course. They would come in through so much research on me. Yeah. This is my take. Politicians and being in Parliament, State Pum and Federal Pum. Politicians, sorry, politicians out there. Politicians are the kids at school who got bullied, who are a little bit nerdy. Never cool enough to be friends, everyone, who finally found a level of power and are sticking by and they want revenge on what they went for at school. These guys are traumatized, psychopathic individuals and these are our leaders. I'm sure they're all not like that. I'm sure there's a few rugby players out there, a few ex-military guys out there. I don't know if you're good, but honestly, when I worked in State Parliament, I felt like the best way to discover was like, it was possessed. The building had like this weird spirit about it. When you walk in, you can feel the goodness inside of you being sucked out. I sometimes do think to myself, not sometimes, 95% of the time, when you hear a politician in your speak, you're like, how did you get there? How did you convince a whole bunch of people to vote for you? And the thing is, they rose up through their party. No one actually voted for that person. Just in the grand scheme of things, Australian's vote, they vote Labor or Liberal and whoever the person is leading the state, that's who they vote for. They don't vote for the person in the area. So that's how these people get there. I have no idea who was in my federal electorate. I had no idea who I was voting for. I was like, you see the elbow or what's his name? Dutton. I didn't know who I was voting for. So that's how people get in. Yeah. And also protest votes. You saw one nation, all these other, you know, they're all like, even one nation, I worked for one nation, right? Even Pauline. Yeah. Well, I worked in Pauline hands. I'm, you know, know. And my experience was like, it just feels like the same BS to be honest. Like I this is a sound really weird, but when I was working in these areas, I was like, damn, if these guys are at my school when I was around, I'd bully these guys. Yeah, yeah. All these people. And like it was so confronting. And that's when I was like, I need to get out somehow. I've had enough. I've had enough of being to handicap. I've had enough of just no one wanting to listen. It's like, if you got yourself in there, I reckon you'd experience what I went through and you would leave with your heart kind of like, damn. I think they would cheer me up and spit me out. I think they would lay traps for me. I think they would. I think they'd go behind my back a lot. I think they would set me up a lot. I think they would try and demonize me to a point where I left. They would segregate me. I wouldn't be one of them. No. And they wouldn't eat lunch for me. They wouldn't fly with me. They would do nothing with me. Yep. And because I'm a threat. Yeah. I'm a threat to their existence. Exactly. So that's what would happen. But if I ever did get on the politics, I've said this before, I'll start a common sense reform party. Yeah. Run my own show, bring in my own people that I trust and do what they're doing over in the UK. Yeah. And that's actually happening right now. So they are killing it. Yeah. Killing it. Yeah. Nigel, what's his name? Nigel Farage. Yeah. He's great. Yeah. Nigel Farage. They are about to dominate the next election coming in. Yeah. Yeah. That's actually going to happen in a show. You know what the problem to, you know how we fix Australia's political problems? When he does good people, those confident people, those people who run businesses, who run multinationals, who have brains with cuttings, who stop being a bunch of pussies and actually step up for Australia before it's too late. And you know what they are? They're starting to wake up because it's those, we're talking about elite three. And it's that 10 to 20% that really will guide the rest of the 70% conformists into our future. So it's a responsibility of leadership. This country is where it is because of poor leadership. And that's why I keep, I'm sharing my stories about parliament, what's like. When I'm sharing this is, I'm not trying to be a bully and say all these guys are losers, but the country has been run by losers. If your country is run by losers, you become losers, losers lose. So you have to, at some point, allow those winners who has, you know, have been consumed by entrepreneurship and building business and helping corporate Australia. I get that. But it comes a time when you have to stop doing that, pause and help real line of stride back to its true purpose because leaderships in this country isn't around leadership anymore. It's around career politicians and allowing people who essentially are psychopaths, a gateway into a job where they feel like they have power. And they can, they're probably, they're just traumatized humans who never felt forgiveness in their heart around the issues they probably dealt with as children being at school or maybe their mother or father said something to them. And now they're just taking out on the rest of us as, as citizens. That's literally, it comes down to just really small human fundamentals. It doesn't have to be this grand like, conspiracy of like, oh, a nasty population or they're trying to kill us all. They're going to poison us all. It could just simply be that there's a bunch of people in leadership who had traumatic experiences of children from whatever environmental circumstance and never healed themselves. They never went and they never spiritually prayed or forgave people who did things to them. They never allow themselves a space to feel whole again. And now they're taking out on the rest of us. And they might not even know this. That's a sad thing. They don't, they don't consciously notice it. It's just a subconscious phenomena of leadership. But the responsibility now is for people like you, like me, like people I work with in my, in my, in my business that are working in finance, these people are the ones that need to step up now that 20% and make a difference. So because I just said before, I'd probably get chewed up and spat out in a liberal party. Yep. Are you sort of suggesting that there are 20% of people entrepreneurs, bigger figures in Australia, potential people in the liberal party, right? Because there's still good people in there. Yep. Do you think now that they potentially need to get out and form a new party to contest against the two major parties? Yeah. Because they're obviously failing us and have been failing us for quite some time. Yeah, exactly. And I can't say too much now because I'll, this is the first time I'm speaking about this publicly. This is happening. We are starting to gather huge, powerful people, like some of the greatest elites in Australian history in terms of business and corporate minds and thought leaders. We are gathering and we are building something. We are not ready to officially announce anything yet. But there is a Phoenix moment happening in Australia. And the greatest minds are coming together. There's, we're not, there is like, I'm going to say UK reform thing happening. But all things good take some time and there is always a finesse to this stuff. And that's what other parties fail to do. So you're saying, because I have a lot of people message me all the time. What can we do about it? Is that email me? Stuff like that. So you're saying potentially behind the scenes that there is something working. There is, I want to make this public. There is something happening right now. I can't give time, a time area of when it's going to happen. But there is something manifesting. So there is hope. And so I'm just like a new hope. Like Star Wars. You know, there's a, there's Luke Skywalker's out there, really unleashed onto this, onto the government. And what we find ourselves is the liberal party used to be the father of this country and the Labour Party is up the mother. The mother is, that these are like archetypes. The mother is someone that you go to when you, you hit your hand or you burn yourself and you need mother's hug. You need that mother love. And the liberal party used to be the father party. The one that will tell you straight to your face, you're a stuff off. Do this. Get out of bed. Go get a job. You know, go look after your family. Now it's like the Labour Party has become that weird auntie. Yeah. It doesn't understand what gender is. And then the liberal party have become the stepdad. Yeah. Or the, or the boyfriend. Yeah. The stepdad will sound weird boyfriend. Yeah. That's what, that's what we, yeah. Exactly. So what, what actually needs to happen is we need that father figure party to come back and be like, Hey, guys, we're here. Like when you look at your father as, I mean, ideally you, you look at your father as someone who, like when you're a kid, your father is a superhero. It's not to like eight or ten you realize, no, your father is just a human who makes mistakes as well. But there's a period where your father's word, his command is everything to you as a child. We don't, we don't have that voice right now. So, you know, there is something missing in Australia. So that is going to happen again. And it's going to take the greatest minds of Australia to come together. And they are coming together. Um, it just takes some time. So that's kind of, I guess the positive news, but well, something needs to happen. And also the liberal party need to get their spine back. Yeah. I feel like they're more disconnected than any party I've ever seen in Australia, not that I really studied politics too much, but I think they're, yeah, they know where people living in the droves and it's happening for a reason. To be honest, I think the liberal party is, is, I would say, going extinct. I think it's a rotten corpse to be honest. I think it's already, I think, I think even for the last 20 years, I'd say, I haven't really felt confident about liberal party. I think the truth is, yeah, they're, maybe they're done. I think maybe there's one later that can bring them back a good conservative man, but we'll see how that goes because you need the support of the whole party. But we see what happens there. But yeah, the one thing that I will say is that the more I study this stuff, the more I look at it, the more I think to myself, well, Labor's in party now. But this giant mess is because of the liberal party has been, you know, they sell off our natural resources. That don't tax them when it leaves. They were the ones that, firstly, said, yeah, net zero is a good thing. And they're the ones that have printed up a lot more debt than anyone else has. So a lot of this stuff may be Labor now, but it was liberal before this. Why didn't they fix this stuff when it was there? Do you know what I mean? Yeah. Yeah, look, stuff may be co-opted and coordinated like that Mike Cannon Brooks, he bought our AGL, forced the whole energy company to go green, stopped the use of coal with AGL, which practically stopped the market for coal in Australia. So no one could burn it anymore and then pushed them to go green. So when our boat comes out and says, well, the market demand isn't there, well, the market demand isn't there because Mike Cannon Brooks came out for AGL and then forced the whole energy company to go green. That's why that's why the push is there. So he stands behind that. But I mean, before that, yeah, well, even statewide, the Liberal Party literally brought in landhacks, which is the biggest betrayal to their vote of most in the history of late Liberal Party. And the Liberal Party in South Strait still hasn't acknowledged it. They still haven't apologized. You know what? Political parties should sometimes acknowledge their mistakes. I mean, they should always acknowledge their mistakes and know when to say sorry. You know, we got Henry Davies who I guess, you know, is part of the Liberal Party, but has been out, you know, I guess pushed aside because, you know, he's a contrarian type. And I mean, he's kind of apologised on behalf of the Liberal Party, but it's not enough. Like when you have Liberal Party members who've been voting for 40 years, stop voting for you and stopping because he literally created land tax. The greatest failure of state liberal history. You're killing your own party. It's like taking a knife and a bang, bang, and stabbing yourself constantly. It's like stop punching yourself, stop punching yourself. And then eventually you're left with this injured boy, not a father anymore. Jesus, he's a, he's a, he's a, he's a whimp. And now, and then, so the Labor Party has always been the Labor Party. The Labor Party have always been into hoots with the Greens. You know, they've always had those kind of things, but it was the Liberal Party's failures that were the major driving force in the collapse of everything. The last 20, 30 years. But I don't want to give, I want to hurt like punch down the Liberal Party too much because after a day, the Labor Party also have made some terrible decisions. Or mean, they've made most of the terrible decisions for the last 30 years. So there is a hand of hand, but don't forget, it was John Howard who bought in this immigration thing first. John Howard was the one who's like winning more immigrants because we can't keep up with it. So it's always, it's always had a history of, if we can't, like for example, Vietnam, we went to war Vietnam, you know, during the Vietnam War. We put a bunch of Vietnamese people here, a lot of them are traumatized and started gangs and started stabbing people. Like I've got people I know who've been stabbed by Vietnamese gang members in the past. I mean, that just goes to show that these failed policies introduced us into Windows Opportunity to allow things like Vietnamese gangs and stabbing and stuff. And eventually look, the Vietnamese have been right now. But there's always going to be TV issues. And the problem with the mass immigration now, it's happening so fast. We don't know what's the cultural effects on this nation. And that is why NSN and these far right wing, there's a symptom of that. And it always will be a symptom of that. And there's also, let's also mention as well, the far left radical. Yep. Because they, I mean, just as bad. Yeah, they are just as bad as the far right. And that's what we're saying before the status argument. An incompetent government creates an incompetent environment. And that's what creates extremes to the left or right. Yep. That's a fact. Well, you got the premier Pile of Mount NS saying, oh, don't forget this is Aboriginal land. What messaging is that from the left? Oh, OK. So none of us are citizens of our own country. Is that what you're saying? That's what I hate about these rallies where all these people come and go, we're all foreigners. Everyone's here. Everyone here is an immigrant. Lady, I am born here. Don't call me an immigrant. I am born here. And so might my Indian friend, he might be born here as well. Right? But his dad just came here a little bit later than my dad did. Right? But the people that are coming in right now, that weren't born here, they're immigrants. They are immigrants. You are bringing in immigrants. Don't call me an immigrant in my own country. I am so, so sick of these fucking politicians. Susan Lay, Albo, all these cowards sitting there and calling me an immigrant in my own fucking country. I am so sick of these people. It's like, it actually, you can understand how you're angry at your moment. I get so sick of that in my own country. And to the left that call us all immigrants, no, we're not all immigrants. We are all Australian. Doesn't matter if you're blue, black, white, orange, or green. We're all Australian. If you're born here, you're Australian. If you want to come here, follow our rules, follow our way of life, I'll call you Australian. But don't bring people in in the flood that you're doing it now, in the middle of a costing living crisis, in the middle of a housing crisis. And you're only doing it to fix the country that is in so much debt, we don't know what to do with it. Yeah. That's why that's what's happening. And I just sit here and makes me so angry when I hear these bullshit politicians sit there and say, you're an immigrant. You came from immigrants. Well, no shit, right? But I am not an immigrant. I'm Australian. But even that, to add to that, we didn't, essentially Australians didn't come from immigration. Australia was a country for 60,000 years, ruled by tribal aboriginal's, right? Who had tribes all always at war with each other. Then the Chinese came here about 5,000 years. I was like, oh yeah, this bit too hard to colonize. It's very rough land. We're going to sleep alone. Then the Dutch were here for a bit. So, and then eventually the British came here like we're going to turn this into a colony of Australia, of the Commonwealth, right? We're going to turn this into a colony. In terms of actual definition, those aren't immigrants. Those are people who colonized a country, built laws, built foundations, built law and order from going from tribal, nomadic, you know, peoples to a sophisticated, civilized country with laws, foundations, with religions and all these other ideological impacts that create what we call essentially a modern civilization. That doesn't come in the guise of immigration. They're not immigrants. They're creators. The South Australian state was created by people who with their own free will came here from England, from other parts of Scotland, came here to build and civilize a country. So, that argument doesn't stuck up. You can't say everyone's immigrants. It's not true. These guys are colonizers and country builders. Then the immigration came later. But also, just to the point, we've always had Chinese immigrants here, like being Chinese people. From the start of Australia, history has always been Chinese. There's always been people. It's not just been all white. Well, what they call white. There have been other colors here, helping out building this nation. So, this is a nation building exercise. We are one of the youngest countries in the world. We have one of the highest amount of resources in the world. We're not a country of immigration. We're a country of colonization. And that's something that we shouldn't be ashamed of anymore. That's what the left say. The Abbey Chapel to the spread. Oh, we're colonized. You're all immigrants. No. We are colonizers. We are nation builders. Law and order. Economy. And we build something before who knows what. I mean, there's a lot of beautiful things to take away from the ancient Aboriginal peoples. They have beautiful, mystical things. But at the time, it was no real law and order in the way we see law and order now. Like, there was no consequences for going. And like, I mean, I'm sure you've seen what's happened in the Alice Springs in Darwin. There's not law and order there. It's one of the highest crime rates in the entire world. For a reason, there's a definitely a cultural aspect to that. And also what we've done to them has just compounded those things. But the reality is, no, we're not immigrants. That's my final point. We're not immigrants. We've had immigration. But the founding people of this country were not immigrants. They were colonizers. Good point. Yeah, it's a very good point. So I mean, people, the left need to kind of back off with that. And the right need to, or the center right and the moderates need to realize that they're not just all immigrants. Well, the reason the left don't end back and off from it, because there's no opposition to debate it. No one debate it. No one wants to because they'll get called a racist. Yeah, you're a neo-nazi for saying that. I mean, those words-- I've been called those words so many times now. I just rolls off the back. Yeah. I can nothing. It's so fun. Order of a duck's back. So funny, because a neo-nazi's had us right. Yeah, they do. We call the thing that people had us. It doesn't make any sense. Anyway, George. Thanks for coming in. Thank you. Yeah, let's maybe we'll make this a bit of a regular thing every few months, Ken, come in. Yeah, Ken. I'm Ken. And I just want to acknowledge you again for your rhymes. And I want to acknowledge you for your voice. And I just want to say, seeing someone like you has brought me such pride. And I was-- for me personally, I was so alone for so long. And afraid, I must. But I'm just so happy that you're here, because it was tough. And having someone like you-- Well, especially based out of the same city. Yeah, yeah, exactly. And knowing that your previous military history, all this stuff, it's so refreshing. And you're exactly what we need right now. So I just want to acknowledge you for that. Thanks, mate. Thanks. It is a bit weird going out to the coffee shop and going to the gym and having people come up to me. You get used to it. Yeah. But mate, I-- A lot of people will ask me, you know, why do you say what you say? I've got a couple reasons. One, because I don't like the way this country's headed. Two, because of my previous military history. And I know, guys, that sacrifice everything for this country. I know that they wouldn't be happy what's going on. Three, because of my family, I don't want my kids-- multiple kids, because I want to have multiple kids. I don't want my kids growing up in a world that I see vastly changing and it's harder to live. And then the last one I do it, because I enjoy it. I love waking up every morning, grabbing a headline, doing a bunch of research on it, talking, editing, and posting. Takes me about three to four hours in the morning. And the rest of it, I just spend my family. But I love it. I actually love doing it. I always say to myself, if I can turn this into a career, that would be-- I would love to wake up every morning at the moment. It's looking like it's turning into that. And I'm loving it. Good. So it's good. It's fun. And we'll see what happened. We'll see what the future holds. But George, thanks for coming to your mat. Thank you, mate. Take care. Thanks for tuning in to Two World's Glide Podcast. If you want to support what I'm doing, you can grab time merch or jump on my Patreon program. Both links are in the description. Until next week, take care guys.