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[00:00:00] Everything pretty much feels like a scop [00:00:01] these days. [00:00:02] >> Conspiracy theories are [music] entering [00:00:04] a danger. [00:00:05] >> Information is the oxygen of the [00:00:08] democracy. [00:00:08] >> There's so much evidence out there that [00:00:10] even if less than [music] 1% is true, [00:00:14] that enough to collapse the current [00:00:16] paradigm and change the whole planet. [00:00:22] So [00:00:24] into November, [00:00:29] if you don't remember, [00:00:31] in November, [00:00:33] X made [00:00:36] the locations where accounts were formed [00:00:39] public. [00:00:42] And this really did happen. [00:00:47] Double checked it myself. [00:00:51] They took away the data eventually, [00:00:55] but Department of Homeland Security [00:00:57] definitely joined from Israel. [00:01:00] The official Department of Homeland [00:01:02] Security account definitely joined from [00:01:04] Israel. [00:01:07] I'm sure it was just a bug. I'm sure it [00:01:09] was just a fluke, just an accident. [00:01:14] We also had Jeffrey Epste files starting [00:01:16] to come out. We had all kinds of citizen [00:01:18] journalists building all sorts of cool [00:01:19] tools for people to access them, people [00:01:21] digging through them. [00:01:26] We had people keeping their eyes right [00:01:28] on the target. [00:01:32] People like Smootrich saying it may be [00:01:34] moral to starve two million gazins, but [00:01:36] no one in the world would let us. [00:01:39] What a shame. [00:01:42] You piece of [ __ ] [00:01:45] This is a bit behind the times. I post [00:01:47] this in November. Oh, I guess it was in [00:01:49] November. [snorts] We just watched the [00:01:50] video from it, which is why I was off [00:01:53] the [00:01:57] false allegations of honeypotting. [00:02:02] Oh cash. [00:02:06] Oh cash. [00:02:08] No, I think it's pretty funny when it's [00:02:10] me, [00:02:12] Alexis. I think it's pretty funny. I [00:02:14] think it's hilarious, actually. [00:02:21] >> Back to that. [00:02:23] So, I didn't I didn't include this one [00:02:25] because of the clip itself. I included [00:02:26] this one because of the comments [00:02:29] and the comments underneath every [00:02:32] Turning Point USA post these days. [00:02:35] Charlie Kirk said that Epste worked with [00:02:37] MSAD. Charlie Kirk said that the October [00:02:39] 7th narrative didn't add up. Charlie [00:02:40] Kirk said that he was afraid Israel [00:02:42] would take him out. The fact that [00:02:43] Turning Point is trying to memory hole. [00:02:44] All of that says everything. Share your [00:02:47] phone log from 9:10. Mikey, also your [00:02:49] dad is a prick. [00:02:51] The supercalifragilistic xpalidocious [00:02:53] Mikey military mafia McCoy. [00:02:56] Why don't you guy losers care who killed [00:02:59] Charlie? [00:03:00] Hey you guys, you know what would be [00:03:02] great? If you demonstrated even 10% of [00:03:04] the concern or interest that people [00:03:05] outside of TPUSA showed in figuring out [00:03:08] what happened on 910 right now, your [00:03:10] lack of care shouts volumes. It just [00:03:12] does. And it just goes on and on and on [00:03:19] all of the comments [00:03:21] and TPUSA is just crumbling. Meanwhile, [00:03:25] incredible reporting coming out of [00:03:26] Dropsite. Remember at the beginning of [00:03:28] the year, at the beginning of our year [00:03:30] in review, this was all just conspiracy [00:03:31] theories. [00:03:34] And then the AHO emails, the Epstein [00:03:36] files have just verified it over and [00:03:39] over and over, [00:03:44] >> but then we get [ __ ] like this from [00:03:47] Speaker Johnson. [00:03:48] >> All right. Uh, number five, national [00:03:50] security concerns. Okay. The discharge [00:03:52] requires the attorney general to release [00:03:55] within 30 days quote classified [00:03:58] information to the max maximum extent [00:04:01] possible. This ignores the principle [00:04:04] that declassification should always rest [00:04:06] and always has rested with the agency [00:04:08] that originated the intelligence. Why? [00:04:11] >> He looks really uncomfortable. [00:04:14] He looks like someone has videos of him [00:04:17] getting boned in the booty. [00:04:21] Allegedly. I mean, I'm just saying [00:04:22] that's how it feels. That's just how it [00:04:24] might seem to the public. [00:04:28] Allegedly. So that they can protect [00:04:30] their critical sources and methods. It [00:04:32] is incredibly dangerous to demand that [00:04:37] officials or or employees of the DOJ [00:04:39] declassify materials that originated in [00:04:41] other agencies and intelligence [00:04:43] agencies. [00:04:45] So now declassifying the Epstein files [00:04:48] would be a bad thing because it would [00:04:50] expose the sources and methods of our [00:04:51] intelligence agencies. [00:04:56] You know what's exposing the sources and [00:04:58] methods of intelligence agencies is how [00:05:01] all of the Israeli wires shows are [00:05:03] getting like 200 live views, 300 live [00:05:06] views, 700 live views. [00:05:11] That's awkward. [00:05:14] We're on hour [00:05:17] eight and a half and we're still at [00:05:19] what, like 6,000, six and a half [00:05:21] thousand homies hanging out. And I'm [00:05:24] just some dude. [00:05:26] I don't even have a multi-million dollar [00:05:28] production studio behind me with [00:05:30] multi-million dollar ad budget. [00:05:33] We already peeped this one. [00:05:37] [clears throat] [00:05:38] In November, Miriam Adlesen [00:05:42] committed to lead a $20 million campaign [00:05:45] to unseat Thomas Massie. [00:05:49] She's an American, though. She's an [00:05:51] American Jew [00:05:53] with her entire casino empire centered [00:05:55] in China now and her entire allegiance [00:05:57] centered in Israel always. [00:06:02] But don't worry, she comes back home to [00:06:03] take her shits [00:06:05] and occasionally she even flushes. [00:06:11] Cooper finally dropped in hard with this [00:06:14] absolute banger. So [00:06:15] >> blinded by your ridiculous insane hatred [00:06:17] of Tucker Carlson that you cannot see [00:06:19] how irresponsible and hypocritical you [00:06:21] are being. I mean these tweets from Ted [00:06:22] Cruz I'm going to read you next are a [00:06:24] great example of this. So just a month [00:06:25] ago he tweeted this. He said they don't [00:06:27] kill you because you're a Nazi. They [00:06:29] call you a Nazi so they can kill you. [00:06:32] Political violence is a left-wing [00:06:33] phenomenon. Enough is enough. We need to [00:06:35] shut it down. And then in response to [00:06:37] Fuentes and Tucker this week, he tweeted [00:06:39] this. Trump's bombing of the Ayatollah's [00:06:41] nuclear facilities made the little Nazi [00:06:43] mad. Good. So now you're turning around [00:06:45] and you're calling somebody that you [00:06:46] don't like a Nazi. You're doing this out [00:06:48] of blind rage because you're so angry [00:06:50] that the conservative bases attitudes [00:06:51] are rapidly changing that Nick Fuente [00:06:54] >> I don't think it's rage. I think he's [00:06:55] just trying to be a good little [ __ ] [00:06:57] >> says is getting national attention. And [00:06:59] so you have turned around and in [00:07:00] response you are compromising your own [00:07:02] values and anger which is such a [00:07:04] dangerous precedent to set. [00:07:06] >> It's been cool to watch Brett break out [00:07:07] and do her own thing. That's for sure. [00:07:09] [ __ ] the Daily Wire. [00:07:10] >> And unfortunately for you guys, yes, the [00:07:12] attitudes are changing. So again, it [00:07:14] makes why this group is incredibly [00:07:16] frantic. You are so blinded by [00:07:19] >> Oh, I thought that was where she said [00:07:21] that he should move to Israel. I grabbed [00:07:23] the wrong clip. Wonder [00:07:27] if one day, [00:07:28] >> but I figured we would just end the [00:07:29] month of November with this absolute [00:07:31] banger. It's old, but it's always [00:07:33] classic. [00:07:33] >> You will have to flee United States. [00:07:35] >> I mean, I think that every Jew [00:07:37] throughout world history who has a brain [00:07:39] and knows history has always wondered if [00:07:40] a country that is not a Jewish state is [00:07:42] going to eternally provide them security [00:07:45] guarantees and full citizenship. Of [00:07:46] course, I mean that that's I think to to [00:07:49] think that that's why the existence of [00:07:50] the state of Israel is the single [00:07:51] greatest guarantor of my loyalty to the [00:07:54] United States frankly right because [00:08:00] Israel exists that means the United [00:08:01] States is going to be more welcoming [00:08:02] place for me because it states by the [00:08:04] existence of guarantees and full [00:08:05] citizenship of course I mean that that's [00:08:07] I think to to think that that's why the [00:08:09] existence of the state of Israel is the [00:08:11] single greatest guarantor of my loyalty [00:08:13] to the United States frank [00:08:21] dual loyalty. [00:08:23] But actually, [00:08:25] is it even dual? [00:08:27] Is it even dual? [00:08:36] Ben is what we would call an asset. [00:08:43] maybe an agent, but I would say asset [00:08:46] because he is a beneficial asset to [00:08:49] Israel [00:08:51] and I think he knows that, [00:08:58] right? [00:09:01] I mean, call me crazy, call me [00:09:03] anti-semitic, [00:09:05] call me names, [00:09:09] but I dare you to call me wrong. [00:09:13] I dare you to call me wrong. [00:09:17] And um [00:09:20] as we get to the end here, I think we're [00:09:22] just going to scroll [00:09:24] scroll the posts from December [00:09:27] rather than pulling them all up in [00:09:28] advance. [00:09:35] And just notice [00:09:37] the Israel faceless shills. [00:09:41] Classic Israel bot right here with the [00:09:43] American flag in the bio. [00:09:45] 4.5,000 likes, almost a million views. [00:09:50] Clint Russell, [ __ ] patriot. [00:09:55] His response, [00:09:57] 52,000 likes with the same number of [00:10:00] views. Read the [ __ ] room, guys. [00:10:07] We can ratio Ben Shapiro with just the [00:10:09] word lol. these days. This is how far [00:10:13] the conversation has devolved. This is [00:10:16] how far down they've fallen. [00:10:20] This is how wide open it all is now. [00:10:24] This is on Ben Shapiro's TPUSA speech. [00:10:31] LOL. [00:10:35] Nice. Nice one, bro. [00:10:40] Um, [00:10:43] Bro made an Epstein files viewer. That [00:10:45] was dope. [00:10:47] Tiffany crushing the game as always. [00:10:51] [clears throat] [00:10:53] Owen Benjamin pointing out that 0% of [00:10:55] ballistic tests have shown the FBI 306 [00:10:57] narrative. 0%. And that reminds me, why [00:11:00] don't I pull up Trigger Smart and we [00:11:03] watch his new video real quick. [00:11:08] um because he tested frangible rounds [00:11:10] and it's very instructive. Incredible [00:11:14] video by Trigger [00:11:17] who's been pushing this game real good [00:11:19] for quite some time now. Trigger Smart, [00:11:22] I am out here at the range. I hope you [00:11:24] guys appreciate this because it is [00:11:26] freezing out here and I'm going to be [00:11:28] doing some testing. I'm going to be [00:11:30] shooting, but here's the interesting [00:11:31] part. I'm testing frangible ammo. So, I [00:11:34] had my source at enter 10 Jacques. I had [00:11:37] him go out and check and see if he could [00:11:38] find some frangible ammo. We're going to [00:11:40] see if we can get that fangible ammo to [00:11:41] break on it. [00:11:42] >> So, he's going to have some thick ass [00:11:44] bone in. He's going to have some fruit. [00:11:46] He's going to have some water and have a [00:11:48] couple of different things to shoot. [00:11:49] >> All right, guys. Here we go. So, I'm [00:11:50] going to be shooting all these different [00:11:51] items. Some are going to be with full [00:11:53] metal jacket first of each item and then [00:11:54] we're going to do fangible rounds of [00:11:56] Foshi's each item and then after we're [00:11:58] done then obviously we're going to [00:11:59] compare the damage and that kind of [00:12:00] stuff. The thing that's interesting is [00:12:02] that based on the research that I've [00:12:03] done, these fangible rounds will [00:12:04] probably pass through just about [00:12:05] everything. And I think he's shooting [00:12:07] 5.56 [00:12:08] >> except maybe the cinder block and the [00:12:10] steel. I'm actually really curious if [00:12:11] it's going to stop in that bone on that [00:12:12] beef, but we'll find out. And I'm [00:12:14] shooting my 105 stag arms. Has the vel [00:12:17] suppressor. And then of course we have [00:12:19] our full metal jacket and our French [00:12:21] rounds here. And we're going to start [00:12:22] off with steel with non-frangable full [00:12:24] metal jacket [00:12:28] >> and just films it all [00:12:29] >> and wood full metal jacket. [00:12:34] All right. All right, now we're [00:12:34] switching over to frangible. We're going [00:12:36] to shoot the steel first. [00:12:41] >> And where it gets really interesting, [00:12:43] >> and then we're going to shoot frangible [00:12:44] at the woods. [00:12:49] So, we're going to start off with full [00:12:50] metal jacket on the left. So, everything [00:12:52] that I shoot right now is going to be [00:12:53] full metal jacket on the left side. [00:12:55] Let's see how it goes. Cantaloupe. [00:13:03] pretty uneventful. All right, now let's [00:13:05] go ahead and do our pineapple. [00:13:12] Okay, a little bit more eventful now [00:13:14] kind of stuff, but [00:13:16] we'll say that it's not as effective. [00:13:17] Oh, not, you know, for over penetration [00:13:19] and that kind of stuff, but some people [00:13:21] say that it's not as effective. All [00:13:23] right, now we're going to go to French [00:13:24] on the right side. First, we're going to [00:13:26] do our cantaloupe. [00:13:31] obviously blows right through it. [00:13:34] >> Pineapple. [00:13:37] >> But what's interesting here is as you [00:13:38] watch this damage, you'll start to [00:13:40] realize if you transpose this to a neck, [00:13:42] especially when you see it shoot through [00:13:44] the meat and the bone and you transpose [00:13:46] the frangible ammo to the idea of this [00:13:49] hitting Charlie in the neck. This is a [00:13:51] smaller round than a 300 6, [00:13:53] significantly less powerful. And you [00:13:56] start to realize [00:13:58] that this would have very much exploded [00:14:00] his neck as well. [00:14:02] >> Watch what it does to the pineapple. [00:14:07] >> It actually does more damage to the [00:14:08] fruits. [00:14:09] >> And then we're going to go around full [00:14:11] metal jacket goes straight through. [00:14:13] >> All right, let's clear and check it out. [00:14:14] >> But the frangible explodes into many [00:14:16] fragments [00:14:16] >> shooting at about 50 yards. [00:14:18] >> So my first impressions is that the faux [00:14:20] metal jacket did not cause as much [00:14:21] damage as the frangible. But let's check [00:14:23] this out. All right, so let's look at [00:14:24] our entrance. This is with the full [00:14:26] metal jacket. So, pretty clean. Pretty [00:14:29] clean going in. That's our exit, right? [00:14:33] That's that cavitation in the exit wound [00:14:35] people talk about. All right. Next, we [00:14:36] have our pineapple. And it's kind of [00:14:37] hard to see there, but there's your [00:14:38] entrance right there. [00:14:41] Right here. And again, this is full [00:14:43] metal jacket. There's your exit, right? [00:14:45] Pretty obvious. A lot of damage. And [00:14:48] then the back, of course, is blown out. [00:14:50] Made a big mess. [00:14:51] >> Then peep the frangible. [00:14:53] >> All right. Now we're gonna look at the [00:14:54] frangible side. [00:14:56] >> So what's interesting on the fangible [00:14:59] this is the entry wound [00:15:01] >> bigger split it open. But now look at [00:15:03] the exit. [00:15:05] Almost identical. [snorts] So that exit [00:15:08] is almost identical. Then you have your [00:15:10] pineapple. And now on this one you can [00:15:11] see that bigger [00:15:13] >> is bigger on the frangible. So it was [00:15:15] already breaking up when it hit. Now I [00:15:17] can't see any obvious residue or [00:15:19] anything. I can't see any powder. Now [00:15:21] look at the exit. way bigger, [00:15:23] >> right? Pretty blown out. [00:15:24] >> Shredded it. [00:15:25] >> But again, [00:15:25] >> because a frangible round, if you're not [00:15:27] familiar, a frangible round is designed [00:15:28] to to kind of like disintegrate on [00:15:30] impact with a very hard surface so that [00:15:32] it won't over penetrate through walls [00:15:34] and shoot other people. Law enforcement [00:15:35] tends to use them. Um, and so the story [00:15:38] with Charlie Kirk changed to no, it was [00:15:40] a frangible round. That's why they [00:15:41] didn't find a bull. That's why there was [00:15:42] no exit wound. [00:15:44] >> I don't see any. So [00:15:47] >> if we can get but now we need to test [00:15:49] out this. In this case it is 5.56 [00:15:51] because if they're saying it was a 306 [00:15:52] frable round. We need to see if any [00:15:54] French round would work. In this case it [00:15:55] is 5.56. Not exactly 1 to1 with 306 but [00:15:58] it's the same idea. So the next thing [00:15:59] I'm going to do is I'm going to shoot a [00:16:00] pork roast. And some of you going to say [00:16:01] why is the plastic still on it? Well to [00:16:03] me that's almost kind of functioning [00:16:04] like the skin, right? And plastic [00:16:06] obviously tears and rips pretty easily [00:16:08] when it's shot. So I want to kind of [00:16:09] simulate how the skin kind of holds [00:16:11] things together, right? It is elastic. [00:16:13] It has some give, but I left that on for [00:16:14] that reason. And then after that, we're [00:16:16] going to shoot our roast that has a [00:16:17] bone. And first, we're going to shoot [00:16:18] full metal jacket at the left pork [00:16:20] roast. [00:16:27] >> Right through the roast. Right [00:16:29] throughable [00:16:31] pork roast. [snorts] [00:16:36] >> Right through the roast into the [00:16:38] concrete. Didn't penetrate. [00:16:40] >> Remember some of you were saying, "Look [00:16:42] at this." All right. Now, this goes to [00:16:44] show you what people are talking about [00:16:45] when you can barely find or never see an [00:16:47] entry one. Look at that. See the little [00:16:49] plastic right there? That tiny little [00:16:51] hole [00:16:54] right there, right above my thumb? [00:16:55] That's the entry. You can barely see it. [00:16:57] All right. [00:16:59] That's your ent. [00:17:02] All right. Now, let's see if it went [00:17:04] through the back. Shattered the whole [00:17:05] thing. It did not go all the way [00:17:06] through. So, it didn't go through the [00:17:07] back. [00:17:07] >> Now, it's full metal. [00:17:08] >> It did crack. See? Similarly, very, very [00:17:11] small injury wound. Now, remember, these [00:17:12] are like 22 size bullets. 556 223, [00:17:15] >> but very small on the inside. Let's see [00:17:16] how the back looks. [00:17:18] >> Blown. [00:17:19] >> All right. Now, on the back of this, you [00:17:20] can see it's still blown out, but you [00:17:22] can see it's still blowed out. [00:17:23] >> You can see little fragments. [00:17:24] >> So, you definitely see an exit wound. [00:17:26] >> And then on this one, it did not go [00:17:29] through this underblock. It didn't even [00:17:30] crack this under block, but it did take [00:17:31] this chunk out here, right? But the [00:17:33] fangible bullet, [00:17:35] some pieces of it there. And again, this [00:17:37] is [00:17:38] >> when did break up [00:17:40] >> frangible ammo that we saw break up on [00:17:42] the concrete block. Is that going to hit [00:17:44] the bone after going? [00:17:46] >> I was actually not sure as he was [00:17:48] getting ready for this. I was like, [00:17:49] what's going to happen? What's going to [00:17:51] happen? This is about the same thickness [00:17:52] as a human neck. And is it going to kind [00:17:54] of break and explode on impact? [00:17:56] >> Thickness. [00:17:57] >> This is his roast. And he's going to [00:17:59] shoot through the bottom of it here. And [00:18:00] there's a bone along the back side of it [00:18:02] right there. A nice thick bone. much [00:18:04] thicker and much stronger than a [00:18:06] vertebrae. [00:18:06] >> About the same as those pork roast, [00:18:08] about the same as a human neck. So, I'm [00:18:09] going to shoot right through the lower [00:18:10] part of it and it's going to hit that [00:18:12] bone in the back. And what we're trying [00:18:13] to see is, is it going to go through the [00:18:15] flesh and stop at the bone with the [00:18:17] front round? Or is it going to go [00:18:19] through and hit the center block? [00:18:20] >> And if you guys appreciate me doing this [00:18:21] in the freezing cold, not like Jesse in [00:18:23] heavy duty country wearing tank tops out [00:18:24] in Texas, hit that like button. [00:18:30] >> Blew it apart. [00:18:33] and actually probably did more damage [00:18:35] than it would have had done had it been [00:18:37] full metal jacket. [00:18:38] >> Looked like a pretty good shot. All [00:18:40] right, make sure we're clear. [00:18:44] All right, so here's what we have. [00:18:45] Pretty sizable entry hole. Some pretty [00:18:47] good damage. Nice wound cavity. Come on [00:18:50] the other side. And I that was a pretty [00:18:51] direct hit, right? That went straight [00:18:52] through that bone. [00:18:53] >> Tore the bone apart. [00:18:54] >> Out the side and went straight through [00:18:55] the bone. And it wasn't a edge shot, [00:18:57] right? So the hole is actually closer to [00:18:59] the middle. smaller round than a 30 oz. [00:19:02] And [00:19:03] >> you can see that bone that's thicker [00:19:04] than human vertebrae went right through. [00:19:06] It blew it out and it also made another [00:19:10] big chunk out of that. [00:19:11] >> Took a huge chunk out of the concrete [00:19:13] behind it after going through the bone. [00:19:15] >> That's black. All right. So, what's the [00:19:17] takeaway here? Well, we shot just about [00:19:19] everything you can think of, hard and [00:19:20] soft. Obviously, we have to look at the [00:19:21] slow-mo, but I mean, rangeable ammo 5.56 [00:19:24] 223 has less power, less footbs of force [00:19:28] hitting. It can be a fast round and it [00:19:30] is smaller, but in this case it went [00:19:31] straight through, straight through the [00:19:32] bone, everything else. So, I would say [00:19:34] even with a frangible 300 6, it has [00:19:36] significantly more power at the 140 [00:19:38] yards. I heard that Jesse on Fire and [00:19:41] Heavy Duty Country Dan uh took some [00:19:43] frangible 300 6 rounds to the range. So, [00:19:46] I'm hoping that we're going to get some [00:19:47] footage of some frangible 306 coming [00:19:49] here soon. I don't think it's out yet. I [00:19:52] don't believe [00:19:56] so. So far, every single thing that's [00:19:58] been shot at anything [00:20:01] has not is it's blown right through [00:20:04] everything. [00:20:05] People have been shooting through bones. [00:20:07] They've been shooting through steel. [00:20:09] They've been shooting through concrete. [00:20:11] They've been shooting through wood. [00:20:13] They've been shooting through meat, [00:20:15] bone, wood, and concrete [00:20:18] all at once in one shot. [00:20:21] So [00:20:23] that's the state of the game at the end [00:20:25] of 2025. [00:20:28] That's the state of the big question at [00:20:30] the end of 2025. Jeffrey Epstein worked [00:20:32] for Israel and Charlie Kirk was not shot [00:20:36] with a bullet from Tyler Robinson's [00:20:39] rifle. And it's looking more and more [00:20:41] every day like he might not have been [00:20:42] shot with a bullet at all. [00:20:44] I think that everyone that's really [00:20:46] looking at this is starting to wonder [00:20:47] about that microphone [00:20:50] and starting to wonder what was in that [00:20:52] microphone and what exactly was at that [00:20:55] explosives plant at Tennessee that blew [00:20:57] up one month later and killed everyone [00:20:59] inside. [00:21:01] Right? [00:21:03] Am I right? [00:21:06] So, we've made it to now. [00:21:09] We have made it to today, homies. We're [00:21:13] all caught up. We definitely sped [00:21:16] through at the end here. I mean, I guess [00:21:18] we skipped over Bondi Beach and the um [00:21:23] and the shooting [00:21:25] uh at [00:21:29] uh where was it? Brown University. [00:21:32] I had a document open. Where'd my [00:21:34] document go? Did I close it? Did I [00:21:37] accidentally close it? [00:21:40] I had a source document here somewhere, [00:21:41] but I don't see it. [00:21:45] No, it's not there. I must have closed [00:21:47] the source document. Oh, it's up there. [00:22:04] But yeah, we'll let we'll let Bondi [00:22:05] Beach be. Personally, I have some [00:22:08] questions. Personally, to me, it looks [00:22:10] an awful lot like false flag. It looks [00:22:13] awfully set up to be [00:22:16] an anti-semitism. [00:22:19] And it looks like it was pounced on [00:22:21] right away. Yeah. the National Guard [00:22:22] false flag, too, [00:22:24] where the [00:22:26] Afghany uh special forces guy drove all [00:22:30] the way across the country just to pop [00:22:33] two random National Guards people and [00:22:35] then commit suicide by police, so to [00:22:38] speak. All very weird. [00:22:42] All very weird. [00:22:44] Everything pretty much feels like a scop [00:22:46] these days. [00:22:48] That would be enough to collapse the [00:22:50] current paradigm and change the whole [00:22:53] planet.