#95 - Lisa Spencer - DEI (Didn't Earn It), Retardation & The Disconnect Happening In Australia

[Music] Hi guys, welcome back to Two Worlds Clive Podcast. On today's episode we have Lisa Spencer. Now point to note, this episode was recorded on Wednesday, the day before the Jolong Oil Refinery Fire. That's why we didn't discuss it during the episode. I hope you guys enjoy. Wait, can we make it a little bit warmer in here? Sure. Is that okay? Yeah, yeah. Thank you. I'm just going to work this out. There we go. That's going to be at 26 degrees. Is that okay? I don't know. I don't know what. You know, different temperatures, I don't know. 26 sounds nice though. Yeah, it'll be cooking in here in about 10 minutes. It's sweet. I just see you were playing around with the elbow, you get to peg t-shirt. Yeah. This is great. I'm linking the bio to my merch program. I'm pretty one. I'm wanting to know. By my merch. Yes. Well, because I hadn't seen much of your stuff before, maybe like a week ago. And then one of my friends sent it to me. Because we're in this really hilarious group chat. Is this friend, they're a bit of a legend, they? Yeah, yeah. There's five of them. And they're all in the same group chat together. I'm not going to tell you the name of the group chat. I was telling you the name of the group chat after the podcast. But I'll probably get a rest if you can understand. I'm going to get a rest if you can understand. There's a really, really funny movie one time and there's this black dude teaching this Asian woman to drive. There's a reason I stay out of the water because black people can't swim. I call it pattern recognition. People call it races. People call it sexist. I've got a basic brain that sees patterns. It's not always right. Sometimes it's wrong. There's definitely exceptions. It's probably instinct as well. instinct. If you know you can't do something, then maybe stay the hell out of it. It's interesting. First female chief of the army. I mean, Jesus, it was making the rounds. I did a real bad yesterday just pan around. And then I actually paid out everyone else saying that they're the problem from not speaking up against this. Because she did a speech maybe a month ago. She did a speech and I thought she did that with her first address as chief of the army, but it wasn't about a month ago. And she came out and said, "Thank you to all the indigenous people in Tyrosho. I, the people that fought and died for this nation in the protection of this in the defense of the nation." And I just came out and said, "I just want to say thanks to all the white people as well. That's all the white dudes that laid down their life. Back in World War I and World War II in Afghan and Korea and Vietnam. I just want to thank all those guys as well for all the white people. Thank you. So yeah, I don't know. It's not really getting to her. Yeah, D.I. socks. I did a really other day of doing like a merit-based hiring activist. Just wanting merit hiring to come back. Yeah. D.I. stands for didn't earn her. Well, that too, yeah. That's what I think. I also think it's just like top down plot. Dumbass all down, throwing out everything. Yeah. I don't see how it's, I don't see how it benefits society at all. No. It's like when you see you go see police and you see like a little frail woman or even a frail man. And you're just like, "How are you going to protect us?" You're meant to be fit. I don't trust you. Yeah, you need to be fit. Yeah, and we've got to be honest. Like women, like there are some exceptions. As I said before, there's always exceptions. But like men are legit stronger. Can you know, protect us more. That's just biology. Yeah. Yeah, biology. I mean science, bitch. Trust the science. Don't get me with trusting the science. I had Jackson warn on here over the weekend. And I asked him directly, "Do you think the vaccine killed his dad?" And he's like, "Yeah, I definitely think it aided to it." And yeah, that's been everywhere. This week, poor kid as well. Like social media, I'm sorry, social media. The mainstream media. The scumbags out, Channel 7, ran a piece on it last night. And they got a guy in. That was telling us during COVID to get your fourth and fifth booster. And he was like, "Yeah, nah. Jackson warn is probably just still grieving for him. His dad's lost and he just doesn't understand the science." I'm like, "Oh, is that the science that was telling us to get to stay socially aware of people and social distance and lock us all down for months and months? Is that the science that you're suggesting?" He looked like he probably needed his hard drive check to be honest. Yeah. That was a type of off-operator he looked like. That's most of the mainstream media these days. Just a bunch of retards. Yeah, I'm back. You said it. And that word needs to make you come back. Oh, it is. It's totally back. It's back. Yeah. It's not back on TikTok. They always banned me for that. But honestly. Do they really? Yeah. I don't believe the word retard on TikTok. It gets taken down or the audio, whatever. Instagram's fine, Facebook's fine, Twitter obviously is fine. But yeah. Yeah. I've been using that word a lot lately. It's a good word. It's a good word. I don't, I mean, I've been trying to not swear as much. But I don't think the word retard is a swear word. I could be wrong. But I don't even think it's one of my friends had this discussion the other day. He's like, yeah, but it's, it's, he's trying to explain it to me like a, like it's offensive to dancing to own people. Am I gonna? You didn't say it to them. Yeah. No, I'm not. I'm like, we're calling retards. Yeah. And like, you're not directly saying it to them. Yeah. And I'm just saying it as, you know, you're being stupid. You're being a moron. Yeah. A moron's a subject word for retards as well, do you know that? Yeah, yeah, yeah. So it's like, what are they gonna ban next moron? Yeah. You see no senator Babber? Yeah. Yeah, yeah. He got, I don't know what it was, but he got like written up in parliament for using the word, using that word, retard on his, on his social media and then they like banned him for two sittings or something like that. Oh my god. It's so stupid. I mean, it's, freedom of speech is really big for me. And I think you've got to keep pushing it. You've got to keep fighting for that speech. Yeah, once they take it away, you know, it's gone like it's, once they take away, like, do you know someone in the, I think it was in the VFL just got banned for nine games for using the word, Faggot? Yeah. It's ridiculous. But I mean, AFL, I mean, VFL, AFL seems same. They're very, you know, proper, gamified. That's the word. Yeah, super work. Super work. They push all the agendas. So it makes sense. Yeah, they need to have diversity in all there. radio teams and commentary teams. I think like one in five people have to be not white or have to be a female. They brought that in two years ago and everyone kicked up a stink but not enough people kicked up a stink because it wasn't you know there wasn't enough people on social media to actually kick up a stink. Well it's crazy. Yeah it's like it's like with anything though that's where the world's going everyone's getting like Abby Chat filled up to two years ago used to dominate the algorithms. Slowly changing back. Yeah I think it's changing back. Oh I mean there's just a lot fighting back now a lot I mean it has to work that way you know you get something on one side and you have to have the other thing come up you know it's just nature. Well you seem to push back but in a funny way but you seem to take the piece out of everyone. Yeah yeah yeah you got a yeah yeah no one's off limits for you. Wendy J. So how'd you start doing this? So I started like a couple years ago I was doing music prior to that like my whole life I was musician and I just suddenly well I was in Byron Bay I started living there for a few years and I started to notice all the real funny people there like the hippies and the anti-vaxxers which I love them they're great and the hippies. But yeah I just started to get some funny ideas to kind of take the piece out of Byron Bay and I just started to do that and had some video ideas and that's where it started and I just put them online and I don't know by the third one it just blew up and yeah I just kept going with it I just kept having ideas and then I just had new ideas kind of pushed more into taking the piece out of the politics stuff and pretty much anyone and that's just where it started. And no one has to be like no one can be off limits as well you know I mean everyone has to be able to be able to criticize everyone. That's the point of it because if you can't criticize someone you can't make fun of someone or parody someone that means they're above us or there's some sort of hierarchy and the point of comedy is to tear down the hierarchy and you know take the piece out of anyone and everyone otherwise you've got special people and no one like that's. Yeah you're funniest real that I went back and watch was Radical Judaism because everyone was like Radical Islam. Radical Islam and then you came into like Radical Judaism and I'm like oh this is someone that seems to take the piece out of everyone. It's good though because it needs to happen and like. But you can't take the piece out of those people though. I mean you can you can and I am showing people that you can but there's you do get a lot of pushback. Did you find that you got a lot of pushback when you in that real in particular? By that one I'd kind of already started to do that stuff so anyone that was following me that kind of you know doesn't like that kind of stuff had kind of dropped off anyway. But yeah I definitely get pushback when I when I do that rather than taking the if I take the piece out of Muslims not so much. Well they're the easy target. Yeah. They're like they're like an algorithm booster. Yeah yeah yeah and I mean that's what I was fine when I started doing all this comedy stuff and I started with the you know spiritual hippies, bar and bay types. They became an easy target and I realized maybe I don't want to do the easy targets. Maybe I want to attack the you know the the ones that you you're not allowed to attack. Because that's that's funny because you're saying the things that people are noticing but they think that they can't you know criticize or take the piece out of. Yeah I'm just like because you know and like even a couple years ago people were getting cancelled for saying transgender jokes. But here's I have a bit of a thing with that because I know you can get canceled as in people don't book you for shows and you know you lose advertising brand brand deals. And that's the type of cancellation but I don't think you can really be cancelled if you don't allow it. Like there's always alternative so you can you know start your own thing. It's going to be a bit harder maybe but you start your own thing. You have your own support. You can't you can't be cancelled. There's no way to really shut yourself down. The alternative I mean to get really shut down is to maybe get prison which is happening to some people but even then like that kind of you know whatever. Even I mean they you know Nick Fuentes the most cancelled man on the internet. The cancelled rule is banking cancelled his paper. cancelled YouTube Instagram. Everything. He was banned. He put a list up the other day of things that he's banned from. And I was like how do you how do you live like where's your money stream come from but it's obviously all rumble. Yeah. So he went to rumble but he's the biggest streamer on on earth and they cancelled him for everything. Yeah it's like it it almost makes people bigger. Yeah so I just don't believe in the getting cancelled thing. I think it's it's the fact that you're going to have a lot of haters. You're going to get get a lot of criticism. You're going to get maybe death threats. You're going to get all the things but can you handle it and if you can't handle it then don't do it. That's the thing. If you that's what I like to think is what's the worst case scenario and it's it's pretty cool because our brain actually always thinks about worst case scenario. Even though it might never happen. Yeah. But it does and so you think worst case scenario can I handle it and if you can great go for it. Most of the time it won't even happen. The worst case scenario won't happen but. Well I do worst case scenarios every single day. It's like oh yeah. You know anything I mean easy just said this well it's going to come crashing down. It's it's trigger culture though. Yeah. That's where we're in a society of trigger culture. Yeah. And people get triggered off rules. I know I've found that. I've tried to maybe not last like week with the Ben Roberts Finns because it went pretty hard on that but like I just tried a lot a bit more. Yeah. Because everyone seems to be so angry because the world seems to be coming crashing down. I mean that sort of is we'll probably be running out of fuel in like two weeks and then it'll be like Mad Max. Yeah. It's survival the fittest. It's fine. I think she'll be right. There's a great Aussie attitude. Yeah. I'm too optimistic. That's one of my issues. Well I think it's good and bad but I'm pretty hopeful optimistic and I think it always works out like I believe in God and I think God's on our side. Do you believe in? Yeah. Yeah. So you're a Christian. Yeah. Believe in Jesus. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Are you one of the you want like are you one of the ones where they live where they believe in the old testament? But your day wants. Yeah. Okay. So you're one of the ones that like Jesus came and died for our scenes. Gavus and New Testament and he's the rule of law. Yeah. Yeah. That's what I've been sort of moving to towards lately. I'm I'm really after the truth. I think that's something that I was look for and I've been looking for it for a long time and I got caught up in the new age spiritual you know BS for a little while. What's that? What is that? Yeah. You don't know what it is. No. Okay. New age is like Abbey Chatfield type stuff. Oh, I don't know if she's into that actually. It's it's a lot of crystals a lot of tarot cards. Like um like Spencer off the hills. I don't know what that is. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Um you know psychic stuff. Um you know believing we're all one like the the new age spirituality thing is pretty pretty big. They kind of take bits and bits of different religions and science and woo woo and witchy stuff and then they put it all together. Mm hmm. Anyway. So I got caught up in that and then I I started to kind of really search for truth. I started to see corruption in the world and then um yeah kind of found my way to Jesus through that. Yeah. The Epstein files for me really made me question a lot of things because I thought to myself there's a lot of there's that much evil out there that are doing heaps of evil shit and it's not even um it's not even the track for trafficking of what they were doing with the Epstein files. There's so much more evil stuff that they were doing like even they were addicted to all their files from 1999 to 2001. They were they were talked in there about the plant planning a pandemic. It's like yeah and the trans thing as well. Yeah the trans stuff as well. It's like everything that is has been bad in the world over the past like 20 years seems to come from the Epstein files and it's like is this stuff all planned by this one dude Jeffrey Epstein. So I thought to myself well if there's that much evil in the world that has to be good. Yeah. And everyone keeps telling me this good is Jesus and I keep questioning myself like well maybe he used the good. Don't I? Yeah. I mean I still question it you know I get people and my dam saying no Jesus is a oh Jesus is real but religion and Christianity is a sire op created by the government. And you know like this stuff like that and I think I don't know For me personally, I just think Jesus has helped me in a lot of ways. Christian values are good values to live by and they've helped me and I think they're really good for raising a family as well. So yeah, if it's a siop, I'm all in. Seems like a pretty good siop to me. It helps you become a better person. It helps, you treat people nicely, you have kids, you have a good husband, you know, all these things that yeah. Multiple kids as well. Yeah. We need to say I have multiple kids, people need to say I have multiple kids around there. Yeah, and I question that like that it's a siop from the government because there's a big agenda from the government or you know, hire up people, whoever's controlling the world to kind of cut population, depopulation. And so if Christianity was a siop, I don't know, it kind of goes against depopulation because a lot of Christians are having a lot of kids. Yeah, they do. Christians have big families. Yeah. Yeah, I mean, yeah, I think I definitely think I'm heading towards a big family. I mean, I've just found so much happiness in having a little girl. It's like the best thing ever. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You're obviously wanting to have kids. Yeah, I can't wait. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I now have a boyfriend which is great because before I was looking grim, I was like, oh my god, I'm going to get these kids. Where's the husband? Oh, nice, nice. But no, yeah, I mean, it's probably one of the best things happened in my life. Mm hmm. Having a little girl. Like we're saying on the card right here from the airport. You know, there was a whole time in my life where I'm like, I don't want to have kids. Yeah, I don't want to have kids. Yeah, watch people have kids in age just like they're always like busy and like, oh, how was your sleep? Oh, not great. But when you have a kid and it's like, and you're busy because of the kid and you're not sleeping well because of the kid, it's just like it's so worth it. Yeah. And you crack a little smile out of them after they've been crying for like three hours and you're just like, oh, that was worth it. Yeah. It's just worth it for that little bit of dopamine hit you get from that smile. Yeah. It's the greatest thing ever. It's the, yeah, I can imagine. Mm hmm. And it's crazy though because not to put a negative spin on it. But there is more incentive to not have kids to have abortions than to have kids. Yeah. Yeah. So much harder. Well, it's not, I don't know. It just seems like it's harder. You know, they, they don't incentivize it to have kids. Yeah, but they incentivize it for you to abort it at 26 weeks. Yeah. And you get like four or five grand from the government. So there's females out there actually waiting to abort it later to get more money from the government. And people are saying that's not happening and then why would they do that? It happens. Oh, it definitely happens. Yeah. You don't get a carat of money in some, in, you know, in front of someone's face. They're doing it. And it's, um, it's sad. I had a abortion, a very pro-life lady in Higginote, Joanna, how? Yeah. Yeah. She's great. Yeah. Had her in. And some of the, I mean, I was almost in tears. Yeah. She's telling me some of the stories I'm just like. She knows a lot. Yeah. She's very good at it. She's smart as men. She's, yeah. She's clueless. She's smart as I can, she'd be awesomen at debate. Yeah. Really quick. Yeah. With her wool, her, her, her stats, her thinking she thinks on her feet. And, yeah, some of the stuff she was telling me, I was just like, I mean, this is the type of stuff like revolution and stuff from. You know, like, how are we doing this to kids? And that's the biggest genocide. It is. It is. It is. It is. So like everyone talks about the amount of people that we import every year. If we stopped abhorting babies, we wouldn't need to import people. One of the biggest things though is we wouldn't be having so many abortions if, if we treated sex like a proper thing, you know, that you, if you have sex with someone, you could have babies. Do you want to have babies with this person? No, you don't. Okay, you don't want to have sex then. But we treat sex like, you know, willy-nilly, you know, it was the whole feminist movement, you know, sexual liberation BS that's kind of made more people get pregnant and therefore regret their decisions and, you know, go with abortion. What do you think about the feminist movement? Even like, I always like talking to females about this because I think I'm a little bit underqualified to. Yeah, I mean, it seems to be, it seems to be easier for me to talk about it and say that I don't like it than it than men, you know. Because I'll get torn to shreds. Yeah, but I mean, who cares, you know. Oh yeah, I'm way past the point of that. But I mean, I've said a few times, like I, I mean, my dad used to say this to me. He's quite funny. He's a bit of a rage-bater to me. He's like, women should never have had the vote. It all went downhill then. And I used to be like, oh, dad. And then, you know, I did kind of wake up to it and I was like, well, you know, a lot of women that I know don't really want to vote. Like, and we, and we, we really are influenced by the men around us as well. We don't really want that responsibility. And I'm not speaking for everyone. As I said at the start, there's always exceptions. But yeah, I think a lot of women, I mean, we get so emotionally manipulated. We're very emotional. So when they say these things, you know, whatever they say, it can really pull us in and sway us a certain way. And there is a, there's a rule in the Labour Party where they've got to have like all their saying, their bragging, their boasting at the moment that there's 50, 50 in Parliament House. We've got Labour senators and MP members being women. And the fallout of that is there's a 21-year-old senator from Adelaide. I think her name Charlotte or something. And she just does TikToks. She gets spent, you know, 225,000 dollars a year doing this rage-bate TikToks for the right side of politics. Everyone's like, "Grrr, what's she doing?" That's how taxpayer funded money going to TikToks. That's probably the fallout of like having, ensuring you have 50, 50 in Parliament House. And it's so stupid. That's like DEI stuff. It's like, "Well, hang on, maybe we should just go back to merit-based stuff. If there's a good male candidate and that 21-year-old senator beats him because she's a female, it's like, well, then that's not the best thing for the country, is it?" You know what I mean? Yep. Yep. Yeah. We've got to stop all this DEI stuff. It's ruining us. It's totally ruining us. It is actually ruining us like. Yeah. I mean, I used to get criticized because like my first 50-guess-reel males. Anyone's like, "Can you guys get some females?" I don't like that. And am I the DEI? Yeah. Thank you. Actually, I've probably been over the past like 30 episodes. I would have probably had just as many females on the show. But I mean, as you get bigger, it's quite easy to get people on. A lot of sentences come on now. And I sort of hold back from saying the word retarded. I said that in front of ANT. Can he laugh? Can he, he like, smirked? Like. Yeah. But no. It's, I watched one of your rules. I think it was maybe after the rallies one time. And you were taking the piss out of everyone. And then you wore the Nazi shirt. That's why my regular characters. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's the mass deportations. Everyone calls me that. Amati. It's a funny word, isn't it? Yeah. I sort of, I don't know, because I went, I've sort of like my immigration stance over the past year has become, we need deportations and re-migration. And up until a year ago, it was like, maybe we don't need that. And now I'm just like, yeah, we need to start exiting people out of this country fast. Yeah, we do. Yeah, we do. Do you think that? Yeah, 100%. Yeah, yeah. What's your stance on immigration? Yeah, I want a lot of deportations. I don't, the student visas, absolute scam, the temporary visas, the people that are just staying here legally. Yeah, just anyone who's not Australian. I mean, it's ruining us like our whole identity, our people, our birth rate, so low. We need, you know, we need to be fixing our country ourselves. And they kind of say, oh, because our birth rate is so low, we need to import these immigrants. No, we need to incentivize us, Aussies having families and build our country up. But they know the answers. They know what to do. They're not doing it because they're getting, you know, maybe paid from these whatever people or, or they're evil, I don't know. Now, I definitely think they're getting, they're definitely getting coordinated from something higher above. I mean, that's this, it's as clear as hell. Any, any sane government would say, okay, immigration is a fallout of the problem of the birth rate. Like we're at 1.42, you know, if it goes below 1.4, that's an extinction level event. Yeah, no one's ever recovered from that. No. So we have to keep importing all these people that aren't Australian to try and slither into our society. And then you get stuff like a machete crisis in Melbourne that no one wants to address because that all happened Then they'll have to address immigration The machete thing is crazy like no one wants to talk about it the Africans committing these crimes the mainstream media never say the ethnicity of the people and everyone knows like it happened the other day a friend of a friend's house got Broken into they got stabbed with machete by these I think it was two or three Africans and mainstream media covered it didn't say African and and they'll say it's because they don't want to incite hatred It's like the does the truth in site hatred. I Normally just say black people now like I'm I'm like I don't even refer to Africans I'm like there are black people running around with machetes. I sat on a real all the time I'm just like I'm just so over people tip-toeing around this bullshit and this is a problem like you understand like mainstream media they just won't address your stuff And then you get all the air heads out there That are just listen to the mainstream media and they're like oh no, everything's fine Just normal people running around and then you try and highlight black crime that everyone's like you're a racist and Then they say no, no, but most of the crimes in Australia are committed by white people It's like no, no, you need to understand proportionality. Yeah, all right like white people commit most crimes because that's the biggest portion in Australia But when you got 99% of people committing So when you get 1% of the population committing 99% of the machete crime then you have a African black problem in your country Because if no one else is swinging around machetes then what's the difference? Mm-hmm And then everyone says Well, what's the fix? It's like what we start throwing these people in prison and then start deportations That's the fix. Yeah, and it's Yeah, I mean, I was just gonna go down a rabbit hole. I don't know if I should do it I'm like we've got some issues with Africans We also have many other issues many many other issues. You know an entire group You know Jewish people getting Laws made just for them for it for being you know a very small minority getting hate speech laws made for them when you know We had the laws in place for for this kind of stuff already. I don't know why we need more laws Well, yeah, they needed more laws because E jack and a jack lobbying lobbied to government after Bondi and they practically Wrote the the hate group laws that push through government and they were dangerous like um if they actually didn't take out that speech speech section and we were caught and Tony Burke literally came out on TV and said yeah, E jack lobbying Like they're working with us right in this bill It's okay. You're not even hiding anymore Mm. And then there's some Nazi dude that come out and says some word of what I'm upon some rally And they throw them in prison for One year I think I think it's ten months now. They reduced it to ten months. It's crazy. It's It's so crazy. Do you ever get worried about rules that you do in regards to speech? No, no, I'm ready. I'm ready to go to prison if it needs to be yeah Yeah, but the thing is I Have a protection because I'm a woman Yeah, yeah, and I this might be a bit prideful, but I've seen it. I've really I've really seen what I can get away with Vers what a white male can get away with straight white male straight white male He does it so it does Elliott loan you yeah, really No, but some well not really though. I mean that girl. Do you see that girl up in Brisbane she wore the from the river to the city show? Yeah, yeah, but that's a that's a whole thing. I mean They really went down on that the river's river to the city thing That was stupid. It's so stupid. It's so what's what's gonna be bad next? You know Australia's for Australians That or there's so many words. I just went on one of those Jewish Websites things and they were calling out what words are like anti-Semitic and there was like the word noticing I was like what Really? Yeah, no noticing noticing noticing I was saying I was looking the other day Ted Cruz said that Christ is King is anti-Semitic Mmm And you know what really gets me is and I'm sure these people exist But I just haven't heard many Jewish people in Australia call this out and be like hey, I think we're going a bit too far this is this is Because they're becoming a special class and I didn't even know what to say there because I've just heard not no one really I don't know whether I've got blinders on but I haven't heard any Jewish person in Australia say This is not okay. We're going too far freedom of speech is important and Yeah, do you because you know that what you like for example? Let's play a little game don't think about the color red What do you think about the color red? Yeah, so it's like don't talk about this person. Yeah, what's everyone gonna talk about? Yeah, so like in society when you try to ban words or you try to ban slogans or you try to ban talking about certain groups. What's everyone gonna talk about? Mmm, I Hmm a bit The government seems like a bunch of dipshit then that or it's all planned Yeah, and and then you just see the hypocrisy and the specialness of it because someone can get a 10 months, you know prison or You know whatever a lot of them have gotten prison time um And then someone can burn the Australian flag and get nothing or say oh, I wish there was a white Genocide thing, you know like that was kind of going around on the internet Nothing they get nothing so yeah, there's double standards and when when people start noticing those double standards What do they do they they get angry and they go? Why are these people special like that's that's actually gonna create more hatred? Mm-hmm and Yeah, well it's happening everywhere even with like I mean yeah, it like it's definitely happening with the Jewish stuff But that's all that's all started with the with Israel started you know like like like yes Yeah, no no one would have started talking. I mean, I do dog. I Didn't even know anything about the whole situation. Yeah, I need that over in Israel guys are before Any of that stuff started to happen and now like you look everywhere and everyone's talking about it Hmm, but I guess the same thing with like Islamophobia You know to a certain extent they brought out try to bring out this like 30 30 page rulebook and laws they went to the government with and Where's the Australia phobia? You know exactly you know, where's the people that are coming out burning our national flag and then saying abolish Australia and Your green senators come out being like we need a change in national flag You know Where's that and where's the you know, they've just put it they're gonna do a new little India in Melbourne. Where's the What's the Australia? What's the white Australian? Do you want to see did you want to see like me do a rant like first hand? I'm telling you what man that little India thing sent me off so much. Yeah, I've got a video idea for it Yeah, cuz I did a video about that little India. Okay, and You know, I said Just the over in China, right? They're not gonna have little Australia over India. I really think China should do a little Australia and India I'm I think and like India is not gonna have little America. So why is it that? Melbourne needs to have a little India in it and like you know, everyone's like what about Chinatown? Chinatown is a little bit culturally different. Yeah, you know me like there's Chinatowns all around the world and We only have one Chinatown there's one Chinatown in Adelaide. There's one Chinatown in Melbourne. Well There's also a whole suburb. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, co-boxyl. Yeah, and it's Chinatown Well, there you go, but what I'm saying is we don't need a Little India we've already got little China. You know, I mean like stay stay you guys can stay over there We don't know we don't need any of that. We just need a Australia like well, you go to a show you expect Australians You expect Australia. That's what you expect and what is Australians? Well, I think that's we all know what a Australian is and yet they want to They want to get rid of that basically. They've been shoving it down our throat that where there's multicultural Multiethnic blah blah blah, which is yeah, I guess we are becoming that but we all know what a What Australia is and what a Australian people are what is an Australian? Because a lot of people have this debate like okay, so If Australia is for Australians and what's an Australian? Yeah, do you want to hear my thoughts on it? Yeah, go Well an Australian to me is someone of like a European Angolo-Calky descent Australia was formed off English law Back in the early 1900s. We will develop from our Angolo-Calkylic origins and But I'm not gonna miss the portion of indigenous or strains that obviously formed Australia. Now to me, that European descent, that's an Australian. Back in the 90s, we had a very, very small multiculturalism status here, where you would be very, very spread out throughout Australia of like, there might be an Indian person here or Chinese or Vietnamese. And everyone goes, "Oh, what about the Italians and the Greeks?" Well, no, they're European descent. So I claimed in to be like that European Anglo-Celtic descent. But even they will say, call themselves like, just say they're Greek, Greek Australian, Italian Australian. So what's that? I'm not saying I'm something Australian. I'm just saying I'm Australian. Yeah, I think a lot of those people need to change their terminology to you're an Australian. But everything now, but there is a bit of a distinction, like there is. You can tell like the Anglo-Celtics, you know, are very different to the Greeks and Italians that came here. But we are all Australian. Yeah, yeah, and I look at the air because a lot of people were very, very hell-bent on the Anglo-Celtic. That's what an Australian is. I sort of expand a bit to a European descent because we come from we come from the Europeans, we come from like the Roman age, general and mean, like that's the sort of philosophy and law that we built off of that like first democracy in the Roman Empire. I know it's sort of fell apart, but then we went off English law after that. So I sort of claim everything to be European descent. Which leads you to the next question of like, okay, so like these Indians coming into the country at the moment, they're not Australian. That's why it keeps an anapyable. We need deportations of people that aren't Australian. They're like, what's an Australian? I'm like, well, anyone that's coming over the past decade, like has just flooded us with mass immigration that needs to be stopped. I mean, I don't really claim them to be Australian. But by law, by law, a guest in Australian is a Australian citizen if you hold a citizen ship. No. No. No. Play that out. What about for people that are born here? Well, they have birthright here. Well, it gets tricky because I was speaking about this the other day like these, you know, let's say the Africans committing crimes, a lot of them are youth and a lot of them are born here. But are they Australian? No. Even though you're born here, it's like that thing where something was born in a horse stable, are they still a horse? No. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. We know what Australian is and unfortunately, they're kind of incentivising these people not to even, you know, integrate. Like they can speak their own language. They've got their own schools. They've got their own cultural centres. They're own little India, little, you know, whatever. So there's no incentivising them to actually integrate and become Australian. Especially because what happens is that we tend to just naturally, like, nature-wise, we tend to gravitate towards people that we are like and we are similar to. So you get these groups of like, you know, in certain suburbs and whatever, being from the same ethnic group. It's very natural and I don't blame them. But we're, that's just going to happen more and more. The more we bring in, they're going to take over more and more suburbs and then they're going to go, oh, let's put in our own shops. Oh, let's just start putting signs in our own language because that's what's happening. Like, you go to Melbourne, you go to some certain suburbs and there's just Chinese around. You're like, where am I? Yeah, definitely in Australia. Yeah, it's, you're in like the smallest suburb of Melbourne. Yeah. Yeah, I hate it. I mean, Melbourne is like the, like, the world capital of the world. Yeah. It's like the California but worse. It sucks though because I love Melbourne. I, you know, I grew up there. I love, there's so many areas that I love. I love Victoria and it's just been ruined just into Alan, Daniel Andrews, been ruined by our government. I don't even know how they got in. Like, I don't know how Dan Andrews got re-elected. I don't know after COVID. I don't know how he got re-elected. I don't know who was in opposition. Well, I think it, I think our voting system is a bit whack because, you know, you get people voting for the Greens and all their votes are going to labour because of that preferent. Yeah, the pressure. Yeah, yeah. And it's going to be the same again, I guess, if people vote one nation, all their votes are going to go to Liberal. That's yeah. Because the thing is with one nation, you can, I mean, this is, I don't really know too much about the voting system, but you can preferent your own. So, I mean, if you preference whatever one tells you to do is like, if you sit on the far or the right of politics, it's like you do the libertarians one nation, maybe, or like you start with like Gerard Renek, people first party, libertarians one nation and he's a legend. I've had him on the podcast. Yeah, and then you go to Liberal, so like they get the preference sort of last and then you go labour and then the Greens. But it's like, imagine explaining that to an 18 year old. You know what I mean? I mean, I think I think they're starting to get it though. The young generation, you didn't necessarily click. They're switched on. They're starting to click. Especially the men. Yeah. My target audiences from 18 to 35 year old males. Interesting. The amount of young men that pull me up over everyone else. If I'm probably about this time, maybe around June, July last year, it used to be like a bit of a boomer audience that pulled me up. Now it's just young males. Interesting. Young males are pulling me up everywhere. And that's the, those are the leaders, which is, you know, that's our future. That's our future. Like the men are leading the way and the women will follow, I think there's, I've said this a few times that, you know, they keep pointing out the division amongst these Gen Z people, like these younger people, that the men are really on the right. The women are really on the left. But I think if the men just hold it out and just lead the way, the women will follow. Well, strong males have always led a strong society. Right. And I'm just hoping that over the next decade that that continues, that trend continues to happen because young males need to stand up within the society and not get, not get like siopted by, you know, the current movement since happening. Yeah. And there's a lot there are, there are a lot. There's a lot of like, I mean, you turn on TV, you watch like kids, network shows, right? I always watch you like a Disney show the other day where I put it on just for my daughter's shows and watch TV, but I just sang in the background. And it was talking like they were saying some gibberish about non-binary stuff. And I'm like, what, I'm turning this back to Lion King. You can watch out Disney. You remember our Disney. Yeah, yeah. So like, you can watch out Disney, but the new Disney, I mean, it's just indoctrinating kids to be like, you can be 52 genders, um, males are, you know, like a strong male is a dangerous society. I think this is all like planning coordinated, but the more these kids start to turn away from that and the more they listen to people like me, I don't know, I just think there's a change coming. I think there's a swingback. Yeah. What do you think? Yeah, I totally agree. I think, and I kind of mentioned that, I think there is a major, major, sire up to separate the men and women, especially, to make them hate each other. And I think it's really targeting the younger generation. And, um, yeah, I think that might be one that needs to be worked on. What do you think? What do you mean by like a, you know, like obviously there's a sire up? So you think there's like a government, something's controlling the government to push them down to be like, hey, younger generation, maybe don't have kids, maybe push away from kids. Deep population, I think it's a real massive agenda. I see it as an anti-human agenda. And we're in Western nations. To be honest, I see it all over. All over. But there's different things targeting the West, I think. Like what? Let's get into this. Got our tin full hats on. I should have rat these in there in tin foil voice started. But yeah. What do you think? Well, I definitely think that Western civilization is being attacked and particularly Western people. I don't think that's a conspiracy theory. No. Like we know that's true. Yeah. Yeah. Um, but one of them, deep population is a really massive agenda. And then underneath that, there's many, many agendas. I think there's, you know, the trans agenda, turning everyone gay. There's anti-family having abortions. There's trying to make men and women hate each other. There's vaccines. There's feminism. There's, you know, health things making everyone chronically ill. There's making people infertile. Like the tap water. The tap water. the tap water, don't drink the tap water. You know, they're spraying the skies as well. People don't want to talk about that. They call you a real conspiracy cooker if you talk about that. But yeah. - They're spraying the skies. (laughs) I did a, 'cause like, I literally, I was in Adelaide the other day. And near my wife always joke around, whenever we see the sprayer, the sky happen, we're like, oh, it's gonna rain tomorrow, 'cause they're gonna change the weather. And I took a photo of it, jokingly, and she said, incoming rain. And I had like a lot of people message me and be like, you're not what it though, is I? - How long is it? - It was a joke. It was a joke, but I mean, Tucker Carlson did a really good piece on it about two months ago. Did you watch that? - No. - You gotta go watch that. - Yeah, yeah. I do pin it out of Tucker and Candace. I can't listen to too many different opinions. It's too much for my brain. - Yeah, yeah, just explodes. - Just explodes. I'm a woman, you know? - Well, I mean, yeah, Tucker and Candace man, they've been obviously with the stuff happening over and around. They have been fiercely, fiercely criticizing the Trump administration. - Yeah. - I mean, with a lot of Americans. - Rightly so, I think. - Oh yeah. - Because, yeah, I mean, I thought Trump said he didn't want any wars. - Mm. - I thought he led with that. - Peace through strength though, that's what he says. - Mm. - And I get attacked a lot for speaking up against the Iranian war, but I mean, yeah, like I've said for the past couple of months, you know, Libya, Syria, Afghanistan, Iraq, potentially all fundamentally built on lies. Definitely no Iraq or three was built on lies with the weapons of mass destruction. They lost thousands of American troops based off the lie. And when you destabilized Saddam Hussein with Iraq, then, you know, a lot of people don't like to admit this, but he actually kept a lot of the terrorism, you know, under his, you know, it didn't really fester there because he used to stamp it out straight away with how brutal he was. And then you took it here and then organizations like ISIS rose up where they just started beheading everyone that wasn't that radical radical Islam. (laughing) That wasn't that side of things. So, I mean, sometimes when you, so what I'm trying to say is just, sometimes things are better left untouched. You know, Jeremy, and maybe they wouldn't hate the West so much if we didn't bomb the shite out of them for the past two decades. Yeah. Maybe. But why are we bombing them so much? You know, is it, I get real deep with this stuff and you know, you could really look at the reasons the gas and blah, blah, blah, the money. The oil, the petal, the blah, blah. But then you go deeper and you're like, but why? And, you know, because you have to go deeper, I think, because then otherwise you just go, the world is messed up. Like people, whatever. And I think it is greed. It's, it's, you know. Well, it's definitely greed. I mean, I, so I sort of stop at the petal dollar. I'm like, I don't really go too much deep in that, but when, when Libya, when Iraq, and a few other places in Middle East, tried to turn away from selling the, or using whatever they had, or selling whatever they had outside of the US dollar, they generally got invited a couple of years later. So when they moved away from the dollar, the US came over and said, how you're not allowed to do that. Because if other currencies start to move, or if other countries start to move away from the dollar, then the US dollar loses its, its power. It no longer becomes the global reserve status. And then the American government can't really control the, or the world financial system through the US dollar. Because they hold the power with the dollar. So. Money, greed. What are those things in the Bible? What does it go back to? What you said before, greed? Yeah, greed. But the-- America wants to control the power. Yeah. The power control influence. That's why a lot of people do the things that they do. And I think that's why I came to Jesus because I was like, so overwhelmed with the level of corruption that I was seeing. And yeah. Or even within our governments. Like the level of corruption within our governments is insane. Like the reason we're in this oil mess is because we've allowed our oil industry to be shipped offshore. Like everything just seems to be shipped offshore. Which is so ridiculous. Because we've got such amazing resources in Australia. We should be shooting on gold plated seats. Like our power should be free. We should have gold plated seats. That would be great. I would do it. I mean, I did it. So there's something like we export $450 billion worth of natural resources, export that. Places like China and Japan and Indonesia. They buy all our coal and gas and all that sort of stuff. And our power bills, domestic power bills, I'm not talking commercial power bills. So domestic power bills, our houses. I think we, they were like something like $25 billion a year. That's what Australians pay into domestic household power bills. So if we did it, 5% tax on our natural resources, leaving our country. The government would be able to cover all our domestic power bills. Doesn't that make it angry? The man gets me, gets me riled up. And even there's so many other levels of corruption in NDS. Oh. The NDS way. I just need, I just need to start an NDS provider thing. And I think I'll be set. Oh, yeah, you'll be at a low. You'll be rolling around a Lamborghini within a few months. Have you seen this stuff happening over in Black Lake, in the-- Did you see them two kids? Yeah, yeah. It's great. But I've been noticing that for ages. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, but this is a thing, though. Have you heard of the Dama agreement? No. So it's a designated area migration access. So what it means is that the government can make deals with rural areas like Alice Springs to flooding with the immigrants that don't reach the threshold for visa standards, which means they could be potentially older than 55. They don't have to speak English. And they don't have to have a school set. But what you need to get these people in under that agreement is a sponsor. A sponsor has to be a business. And a business can be an NDS provider. Do you know where they do? Do you understand where they're going? So what they do is NDIS, which is mostly run by immigrants, sponsor their friends who don't reach the threshold, normal threshold for visa citizenship or-- so visa to get over to the country. And they're fighting me. So for example, like Alice Springs has a-- was mostly indigenous population, probably half half of whitefellas and blackfellas. And now it's like 33% Indian, because they've all been brought in under the Dama agreement. Interesting. And most of them are providers for NDIS. So all these people that they're bringing in, they can't speak English. And now looking after our most vulnerable-- and it's like NDIS, Dama, and immigration is one big sick loop of just importing people that shouldn't be here. Yeah. And the thing is, is like, these things start nice. They start like, oh my god, that sounds so nice. Like they're going to help the mentally challenge, the physically challenged. Like, oh, let's do that. Let's look after them. And then it just gets corrupted with all good things. Like the evil comes in. And that's why we see women getting siaopped is that we are so easily manipulated, because we're just so emotional and empathetic, which is great. It's great for so many different things. But then we see all these amazing benefits. We're like, oh, that sounds nice. We're going to help these people. Oh, we're going to bring these immigrants in, because they've got a-- they're in war, which we kind of created. We're going to help them. Oh, come here. Oh, yeah. And then you're asking, would you be willing to have an immigrant in your house? Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. I don't have enough room. I rent. I rent. I have to check my landlord first. But this is the same thing with under 16 social media ban. Starts for kids. Yeah, it starts nice. Everyone, let's rally. Let's rally to get our kids off social media. And then Anthony Averney does a post. And I see all these under 16 kids being like, I'm still here, bro. Like in the comment section. So good. I still have faith. And I still have hope. That's good that you've still got hope. Why? Well, I have to. Imagine if I turned around with the millions of people that watch me every single month and I said, guys, it's over. Sometimes I think that. Do you do think that sometimes? For sure, I go down depths of darkness, especially when I'm near my period. [LAUGHTER] I think what's the point? What am I doing with my life? I just need babies. I just need to make sourdough and bake cookies. Yeah. Well, your bake's been pretty good cookies today. But yeah, sometimes it's dark. And then, you know, you realize like, They want you to be feeling helpless and hopeless and they want you to be low. That's a part of it. They want you to be that way. One of the easiest things that you can do is to be hopeful and to be optimistic. That will inspire something. Not to be completely blinded, blindly optimistic or you've got to know truth and you've got to understand corruption and that darkness exists. But I think you also need to be optimistic. Yeah, I don't think I'll be optimistic and pessimistic but you can't have that taken advantage of. No. Because people take advantage of that. Yes. You'll be right. You can just do this. It's fine to take under 16s of social media. It's like well, maybe we need a more grassroots level of coordination that what we're doing with our kids and teaching them at school. Maybe there's something like that. Maybe there's a program we can put parents through to monitor their kids on social media more or to tell them to get outside or do something like that. But I mean, all these things they start nice. If you talk to someone like Gerard Renek or Alex Antick, they always talk about these things that like, yeah, they start really like a under 16 social media ban or they start all it's ban these words, but we won't ban those words. Yeah. But it all ends up in ban. It's a very slow. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, the under 16 ban is so stupid because it's like, well, what's the point of parents? It's just slowly taking the role of parents and putting it in the government, which is so stupid. The government should not be raising our kids. Well, the government are about to bring in a law. It's already been law, but they're about to lower the threshold from terrorism to security threat. And it's these azeo laws where they can question whoever they want. And they can question kids as young as 14. And now it doesn't have to be for terrorism reasons. It can be for a security threat reason. So they can interrogate your 14 year old kid without having a lawyer there and they have to force them to answer questions. And they refuse to answer the questions you get thrown in prison for five years. But they'll ban you from 16s up on social media under social media. Sorry. Good luck because I'd put up a fight. Yeah. I think people are fighting back more than ever. Do you think now? Do you think now? Yeah, I really do. I think, I mean, a lot of people have been saying, well, there's going to be lockdowns because of the fuel thing. And I think, yeah, maybe they'll try. Maybe they will. But I really think majority of people will fight back. Yeah, I came out very early and said, I will not comply. Yeah. I will not comply. But the problem is when there are no, there when there's no fuel, the bowser, it's like, well, I guess we're going to have to walk. Yeah, I see. We're going to have to ride a bike. Yeah. I have ran, I have ran from Melbourne to Adelaide before so I'm able to walk right away. Let's just do that. But I think a lot of people also, going into that mindset and growing their own food, making food and having chickens and I think that might be the way. Yeah, getting a farm. Getting some land, you know, and maybe that's the answer and we're going to have all these big plots of land. Maybe the hippies had it right. Maybe the communes. What are the Amish people? Amish, yeah. They've never been back to Adelaide and you know, they're autism within their societies. Yeah. It's like 0.001%. Uh-huh. Autism within our society. What is it like? 100%. Yeah, that's it. We're all walking around a little bit. We're talking about it. But it's true though. Like autism, what was the JFK, Jr. came out the other day and he was saying autism used to be one in 10,000. Now it's like 1 in 15 or something. Yeah, I think it's a bit like they're definitely over diagnosing. Diagnosing? Yeah. And then I also think yeah, there's more. Well, you look at the food, even the changing food from like the 70s to 80s. You mean the goeslop? No. Yeah. Oh, you're a good little goam. Yeah, no, but really, yeah, there's a lot of stuff in the food and water and all that. Yeah, we're even tap water. What do they say about tap water the other day? But like everyone knew it. Yeah, I mean, it's just got a lot of chlorine and the thing, what's it called? Well, this is filtered by the way. Yeah. Even Jacksonmore on the other day is like, it's not as good as spring water though. That's not. I'm a bit of a water snob. Oh, yeah. What are you doing the Fiji water? I get like spring water from, well, when I was living in Byron, I was getting spring water from this local mountain area and then in Melbourne, you can get it from another mountain area. What's they, uh, what's, what's, what's Byron like? Is that real? Because I mean, I've passed through there a couple of times. It's great. It's great. Great place. Real, real hippie vibe. Time stuff. Yeah. I mean, there's beaks. Relax. Beafoot. Everyone's beafoot. Yeah. Yeah. But there's a lot of like wellness coaches and like, you know, those kind of grifters. I like to call them. There's a lot of spiritual hippies. There's a lot of beautiful people there as well. Just nature lovers, anti-vaxxers, people wanting to get away from the system. There's some conspiracy cookers. There's some real greenies as well. Not called greenies. There's a big mix there. Hmm. It's a great place, great place. But, um, yeah. It's one of those places that unfortunately doesn't have a lot of housing. Very, you know, it's like Queensland. You know, everyone wants to move there. Because all the other places are ruined. Doesn't uh, who's the door? What's the door? The hymns were. Yeah, yeah. Doesn't he live out there? Yeah. Don't have a massive house on the other side. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I think his brother's following me. Oh, that's cool. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. I think the, uh, the oldest one. I don't know. I don't know. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, this person's following me. Yeah. Do you ever get things like that like other like we like have a moment where you're like, whoa, like I used to love this person or I used to look up to this person. Now they're following me. Yeah. Uh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's cool. Yeah. One of my first viral videos go even more viral. I posted it. Yeah, he's cool. I Just messaged him the other day and I said mate, when you're out of lead. Oh sorry in Australia next let me know more of the podcast. You guys you're sure But yeah, just I don't really want to mention I probably shouldn't mention his name, but Name dropping. Yeah. Yeah, but no, just there there are heaps of them. They're like I like a lot of famous people and now They'll message me and just be like hey, love your work I'm obviously I can't come out and openly support it, but there's a lot of people out there Why can't they openly support it sucks doesn't it? It's so weird. I was at the footy Cuz Adelaide had that gather round over the weekend And I was just sitting there and we just ran into a whole bunch of Commentators and they like I didn't you know who they were but they sort of pulled me up They're like your Sam I get you in it mate. Love your stuff love your stuff You know you're saying what what we all can't and I was thinking my head I'm like that's the problem Bunch of porcies. That's the problem You know that that that is a problem like I said that on the real yesterday where I was talking about the hiring of the Chief DEI Like the problem is is that no one wants to call her out for just saying Thank you to all the indigenous people who fought for this country But the problem is is that everyone just sits there and claps and goes yay first female chief of the Military and it's like well, she also lost her weapon over on deployment and she got a medal for it But no one wants to call this out and it's just like everyone's that but the problem is everyone Because if they do call it out, they'll probably go sack for their jobs Jeremy yeah, and every and the end of the day like what's everyone controlled by money greed Like he said before and I just think to myself well Yeah, a lot of people come out and say oh so good you're speaking up It's like you can do that as well. Like you can speak up as well Yeah, I think it's a tricky one because I think This could be a bit woo woo, but um we all have what we're meant to be doing I think and Some people I think are probably meant to speak up more and that's a part of what they're meant to be doing But some people I think are meant to be doing things in other ways like whatever feels right I think There's there's something for everyone I don't think we need to be Creating change just by speaking up. I think there are other ways, you know like making people laugh or um You're good at them. Thank you. Thank you Um, but no one of the guys did invite me on his podcast. Oh cool, and I was like I mean Okay, like if like oh come on, but you know let editor out you know let any edit any parts out but oh come on Um, and I'll just like unleash Say a whole bunch of shit and see what they can see what they can tolerate If I think I would be like I don't know I get invited onto a lot of podcasts but I only really go into podcasts if someone's a big name and if they're in the media like we cast their for Novik I went on hit podcasts and I told him that made the mainstream media sucks and he left it in okay that's good that's good I think he's trying to transition out of mainstream media yeah I mean I think they all are because this could be a bit but there's more profit out of mainstream they realize it's a dying media do you think that yeah do you think it's actually doing yeah yeah yeah for sure it's I mean it's interesting though because and this might be a little dig at you but but like yeah social media personalities content creators and you know I'm guilty of it we're taking mainstream media news coverage and then platforming it and we're basically becoming the mainstream media and you know is that a good thing where's where's the proper journalism could we be better could be better yeah I've definitely thought lately as well that's me clipping up bits of channel 7 on channel 9 stop doing that because I'm only just airing their platforms and what I thought lately is I just like what I try and do is I just say I just heard on this I just heard anything I've an easy say this and then I give my thoughts on it yeah so I try to move away from that but I try and use use new sources like I was first the agenda people either the clips up I believe and then he's clipping up stuff from sky news yeah but it's but that's what I mean it's it's I see the dilemma because we're kind of in this online space and it is a lot harder to do the investigative journalism it's a lot easier to just see something on your phone that's come up and you're like oh well this big things happened and we all get shared it and then you know you you share it or someone else shares it and it pushes even further and it gets you know more attention and and that's great so I don't know what the alternative is well doing stuff like this yeah and the benefit of doing stuff like this is it's like it cost me like $3,000 to set up this it cost me people to fly in and out but when you're making ad revenue it covers the cost of it so it doesn't really matter so to me I sort of run this thing for free and I can do this out of a back room like for example the episode I released Monday night in counter of the 60 minutes hit piece that Nick McKenzie did on Ben Robert Smith like I'm at almost double their numbers and they would have spent you know hundreds of thousands of dollars on that I just flew a maiden that is close to the trial who is an expression forces operator and we just like laughed and giggled and spoke about the whole thing for an hour and 40 minutes I just think it just shows I think they're really really worried about platforms like that yeah that can show that type of not power but like advertisement to the general population that are just sick of the mainstream media because they've told them that getting a vaccine is a good thing for the past five years and everyone's over it I really think over the past maybe maybe the past week it's just shown how powerful podcasts can be especially with the like Jackson Warren saying the stuff you said about his dad with the covert thing and then about the Ben Robert Smith and if you're close to that situation if you watch my podcast if you watch the it's like chalk and cheese upon who was saying what and what we're saying and I think that's why there's so much pushback at the moment because no one just believes mainstream media everyone's looking for an exit colors looking for an exit Nick McKenzie's in hiding yeah and it's it's I mean we were talking about before like getting shadow band and stuff and they're really trying you know it's the power of the people like you know your content blew up because people started sharing it naturally and whatever but there's also the fact that some content creators are getting pushed you know whether that's through Azeo or whatever or again like not organically or they're getting shadow band and they're seeing the power in people like you and and many other people speaking you know up on things and speaking truth and whatever and they're shadow banding them and dimming them because they see the power of them hmm I definitely think that's the truth as well because like there's certain things you can talk about and like if you say that stuff it's like someone pushes the button and you're instantly in the algorithm and then there's certain things that you don't know isn't bad yes boom yeah that's it yeah sand people bad yeah radical Islam and it's like bull you look at your numbers like what happened there straight white male bad yeah that's it abortion good yeah it's just and it's just that's that's that's what it is then it's just the algorithms playing to it but I definitely think someone's controlling the algorithm but it also controls the counter you know like the I call it the controlled controlled alternative as well so they they do like the division as well yeah do you have many people come at your online yeah sometimes I go through phases yeah yeah I went through a phase lately and I just I've decided to just ship host people when they when they say stuff like people making rules about me and I just write in their comments do you think about me when you jerk off yeah it's fun to be a troll isn't it yes it's fun especially because you know a lot of people want to be advertising they they they they they want to make sure their brand doesn't get put in in jeopardy or danger but my brand is you know saying our boat gets pegged yeah like that's my brand I sell t-shirts yeah so I can say stuff like that like some chickmate think about me the other day and I really wish I should have said it but I didn't post that I'm just like I don't I don't know if you're not wearing makeup or you're just 40 years old and someone told me she was 26 it's like well you look like you're 40 but it's gonna write it but then I was just like I don't do it yeah you get you've got the the good part of you that's like got morals yeah and that's a part of it though too is making us fight each other and make us divided the left and the right it's it's not really a thing like if you really look into it the left and right is created to make us fight well that's just created to give us an option but the both sides print billions of dollars yeah both both sides are like slave masters to their debt you know like whenever we started printing debt in this country from the early 2000s we've been a slave to that debt and every single time they keep printing more debt and borrowing more money and selling that as government bonds we keep going down the shitter and no left or right of politics does anything about it it's just like one side is a little bit more retarder than the other like one side of politics knows the difference between a man and a woman and the other side doesn't but both sides print massive amounts of debt and both sides have to service that debt and by servicing that debt the national interest isn't put behind the people who's put behind big business billionaires and foreign interests yeah I don't know enough about all that stuff but all I all I know is that they really make you choose a side and then they pin you as that like if you choose the right for instance I kind of chose the right or fell into it really but they on every issue they assume that you are on the therefore the right issue like Palestine Israel oh you're on the right you must be for Israel or I don't know there's so many examples where they give you a choice yeah and you you must be on that side and if you're not on that side then you must be on the other side it's like no dude I just hate everyone that's exactly right whenever someone talks about a foreign conflict I'm like oh I hate both sides yeah yeah both sides can go you fucked yeah because what happens when you pick one side it's like yeah I hate that part about it I hate that part about oh you know you're on the right side of politics so you're not for taxing big business it's like well no I actually really like Gerard Renek and Gerard Renek talks about the the taxation scam of big business sending all their profits offshore and he's like we've one little law we could bring back billions of dollars in revenue kept in Australia but no one will do it and like you know if you're on the right side of politics then you know you must be you must be against taxing big business but it's like no no screw them but then on the left side of politics is like well you must be for 52 genders I feel like if the left just gave that up they would be thriving gave what up all the retarded stuff yeah if they just let go of the trans stuff and like you know pushing so much gay stuff what else do they do I mean they do so many things if they just gave up the the silly things we could have a chat we could actually get somewhere yeah but they're distracting themselves they're you know they're doing crediting themselves. Well so many people say to me that like, "Oh, why do you have all these cultural wars?" Like, the left always says, "I'm not buying into the cultural wars blah, blah." It's like, "Well, no, you're the ones that have told me that I have to stand back and watch a male claim that they're a female and into the same women-only spaces my wife." So, like, you've told me that I can't have that battle and that I'm toxic for having that battle. It's like, "Well, no, sorry, like I'm having that battle." And these cultural wars that you guys brought in over the past decade, now people are pushing back and you're calling that toxic. That's the problem with the left side of politics at the moment. And look, it happens on both sides. Like, everyone's guilty of pushing back on something, saying that they do this or they do that. But it's like, normality, somehow seems to be thrown out the window in the past decade, we'll all this stuff and they've just got us arguing against each other. Like, it's a little. I think partly a lot of this trans stuff, like, it's really just keeping us distracted when we all know the truth. Like, we do. There's a very, very small minority that have been brainwashed into thinking that that's like a, you know, a legit thing. But I think it's just keeping us distracted. And, you know, you mentioned the trans stuff online, it just blows up. And so, I think there's a bit of an agenda there to keep us distracted on that topic. But I understand because it is a big topic, because we don't want these, you know, pedophiles, not saying that all trans people are pedophiles, but they've been hijacked and all these biological manner using it as a way to be, you know, sickos and to go into women's spaces. So it can be dangerous for women. Yeah, of course it can be like, do you know auto-gonophilia? Have you heard that? So many new words. Okay, so auto-gonophilia is a. It's an outcome of being a trans person that is, that gets off on dressing up as a female. Right, and they say something like anywhere from 30 to 60% of trans people have auto-gonophilia. Meaning that whenever they're dressing up as a female, they actually get off. It arouses them. They get sexually aroused in that. So I say to myself, well, no way in hell would I ever allow my wife to be in the same toilet facility as a transgender person given the stats. Like there's 30% of the chance that that person is walking in there, that man is walking in there aroused. And then people tell me like, your transphobia for pushing back against that. It's like, well, maybe go fuck yourself. Yeah, that's what I think. Yeah, yeah. And I'm like. Well, and that's the thing is the trans people somehow get a victim card. Oh yeah, they. It's no longer the women actually. They say women have the victim card, but I think the trans is above that and then, you know, there's other levels. Oh, it goes higher. You get like gold standard, silver standard, bronze standard. These person, some people got platinum. Yeah. Double platinum. I mean, it's like, you can just walk in sometimes and it's like, who are you? I'm this person. Okay, you're the double platinum victim card holder. That can literally say and do whatever they want. But I guess there's a pushback who knows. Definitely. That all there's going to be a revolution in like a decade. And the pendulum's going to come swinging down a lot of these fuck bags and I'm going to sit back and laugh. Hopefully I'm not one of them. Hopefully the revolution doesn't go on the other way. Then we're all screwed. Yeah. But, um, yeah, I think what do we at Aaron 23 minutes? We might wrap up there. Okay. And, uh, look, Lisa, thanks very much. Come on to our cloud podcast. Did you enjoy yourself? Thank you. I did. I did. Yeah, yeah. I've got to go eat some more cookies and go some lunch then. Yeah, thanks for having me. Thanks for flying me here. Got star treatment. Thank you. Yeah, no, you're welcome. And, uh, yeah, hope everyone enjoyed. Thanks for listening to two-worlds-caliad podcast. If you guys enjoyed the episode or you just enjoy what I do in general, then you can head to my website. Link is in the description, where you can buy some merch or jump on my Patreon program. What's your thoughts?