Domingo Herman is taking the mound he is three outs away from completing a perfect game the first perfect game since 2012 the first perfect game by a Dominican born player grabs the ball let's go Yankees the fans are ready and this break down is brought to you by shady rays who work with us a lot and they're giving you the best discount we ever give anybody more about that later on. Domingo Herman's got work to do the first pitch change up away for ball one now he went a lot of secondary pitches that's a curveball four strike one and one towards the end of this game and I'm going to break down the pitching and some fun stuff this is just the ninth inning fouled back he's got two strikes on him he's taking his time he's breathing he's thinking all about it ground ball Volpe gobbles it up throws across for the easy first out of father and son witnessing history gotta love that first pitch pop up to center field they're going to make it easy on him I guess it's been somewhat easy let's go one more one more out and only one more pitch needed a ground ball to Donaldson and at this moment before he even throws it Severino is celebrating and Glaber is looking into the cooler to see if there's any liquid in it because he wants to throw it on Domingo then the ball gets thrown the out gets recorded we got a little jump spin and then a kind of like yes come hug me all of you my children I thank the big celebration everyone's just very happy Higgy catches a perfect game he caught a no hitter couple seasons ago now he catches a perfect game he's in history the dugout response Glaber says alright never mind screw this I don't have anyone to carry it with me judge stays back kind of limp it in that same shot on the left here is the translator or interpreter what's the correct word Marlin and he's looking on very intense he spends a lot of time with Domingo and then you have I like this instead of being alone because not a player is not a coach but he's part of the team hitting coach Brad Wilkerson he celebrates with him right away look let's go buddy look at that that maybe smile is nice little wholesome moment Domingo's uncle passed away a couple days ago he said he spent all of the day prior crying about that and maybe that's who he's pointing up to and talking to right there I don't know just making an assumption based on what we know alright let's go back to how he got this perfect game he threw three pitches he threw a fastball mostly top of the zone he threw a change up that starts left got armside run and he threw a curveball his curveball is really like tight little humpback curveball and all three pitches together look like that so they all play off each other well now there's a couple of bats I want to walk through just to show you what I thought was cool and I've done this with Domingo earlier in the year I did a breakdown on this but I like how he pitches because he kind of finds the outside line and then plays with it so pitch number one he wants the call there doesn't get it so he goes back to the same pitch a little closer in and gets the strike call now this is pitch one and two overlaid and they are a little different and the one a little more inside did get called a strike so now that he's found that outside line he's going to play with it with the change up and gets the strike called there as well so here's the fastball I called strike and change up called strike 92 miles per hour 85 different movement both get called a strike he's going to stay outside and try to beat him to that spot again with the fastball I just love the consistency so here's the change up and then the fastball and then here's all four of those pitches overlaid and he's just messing with that spot and that line and now that he's got the hitter reaching out to hit that pitch and kind of thinking about it he's going to come in with the curveball that might have been a mistake I'm not sure if you wanted to come in but he gets the easy pop up is it easy IKF he got it imagine that in the third inning that would have been bad alright now here's where he started to fall in love with his curveball but he got a little smart about it he tries to go curveball first pitch it doesn't have any break curveball second pitch tries to find it again still no break now it's two and oh that's a fastball count and the hitters like yep he can't locate his curveball for a strike he's going to go fastball but instead her mom triples up the curveball and gets a big swing and a miss then what's he going to do now he's throwing three curveballs he can go fastball now he goes change up just to mix it up a little bit three and one another fastball count he's thrown three balls he's wild with his off speed he's got to throw me a fastball now nope another curve drops the batter to his knee full count another curve through three times in a row and then through a change up then then he threw it twice now the next batter comes up and he's going to open him up curveball and it's working so you think the catcher says hey let's do the curveball you know I don't want to throw so the change up then no I don't want to throw that I want to stay on my fastball fastball yanks it's not good catcher says alright let's go change up her curve he says no let's stay with the fastball let's make them protect the fastball as well well there's a strike with the fastball and another one so he went three fastballs in a row and then after that now back to the curve foul ball now back to the curve foul ball well back to it again gets him and on that third one you can see Higgy sets up a well we got pitches to waste and he's swinging so let's move outside a little bit and they get him I like that I like that he was like I got a nasty curveball right now but I can't throw just curves I got a mix in the fastball as it was three three three three there's always a defensive play in perfect games this is the biggest one it's not huge it's not like the you know Dwayne Wise catch but it's a nice play by Rizzo it wasn't a lot of hard hit balls by the ace I mean that's a hard hit ball and that's a nice play by Rizzo but usually you get a ton the Yankees put up 11 runs so Hermon had to do a lot of things at one point he to stay loose he starts stretching I like this the ace broadcaster shown a lot of the stretching and then a lot of him talking to the pitching coach Matt Blake where he's talking about no not that one he's done change up what's that and Matt Blake's going over it with them and talking about it and saying where to throw it and all that in between these are going over all the batters like middle down you're going to get this swing and they're going to ground it but up in a way that's smashed and he's like okay good to know good to know and then this was the plan you can basically see he says don't keep the fastball up change way at the bottom and then hook in the curve and you got it you're all good and he's going over the batters like the next two batters all fastballs and curveballs away all right bring it into him let him make them try to pull it okay so they're going over it in between ever any Matt Blake was there in his corner basically I like seeing that and then this was kind of funny Domingo Herman got suspended for sticky stuff on his hands earlier this year he just reapplied rosin I'm guessing because it looks like he's messing with his hands you can see pitching coach Matt Blake be like hey hey hey hey give me your hand let me feel how sticky are you Domingo is like okay here's my right hand what do you think do you think it's legal I don't want to get us in trouble he's like yep just making sure okay you're all good to go I gotcha and yeah the umpires checked him twice a couple times during the game as well now let's break down the top hugs at the end of the game Rizzo has the game ball he says here you go dude that's history and then two pats there two pats down low and then two pats in the front then Bader comes in and they're going to jump hug that was a nice one pitching coach Matt Blake big all hug like I said he was helping him and then Boone's waiting in the wings and this is a fatherly hug here with some words of wisdom and advice and congratulations and pride in his ear and Domingo lets him soak it in and he says thank you and all that and then you got Harkie gets a big old bear hug lifts him up everybody like Cole whoa nice hug from Cole they're also going to embrace for a little bit and chat and Domingo seems happy to chat with him and then Cole looks at him really proud like freeze frame ending of a movie proud they got jug with a hug a little bit of a chat a pull away pats to the chest pulls him back in that's just a guy who knows what he's doing I'm going to embrace you we're going to separate I'm going to look you in the eye and pat you on the chest say I'm proud of you and then I'm going to bring you back in for the real deal good stuff Rizzo with the rookie Volpe at the back of the pack while they're doing interviews just gives him a little bump here he's like dude let's go part of history baby there's also this moment where the Yankees are hanging out in the background behind the interviews and I see Rizzo tapping people and he's like yeah so I go to him and say you know he's perfect right perfect game and then they just laugh and it's just the boys cracking jokes and sharing stories part of history and the catcher and pitcher relationship is always one of my favorites and you can see that after Domingo looks up to the heavens he finds Higgy again and gives him a nice embrace I love the catcher pitcher relationship but I also love this as Higgy leaves you got catching coach Tanner Swanson coming up to Higgy like yeah baby and Trevino the other catcher on the roster so this is a little catcher three some right here all given Higgy props and being proud for him and I love it because what Higgy did all game was give him props give Domingo props yep yep oh beautiful yep yep yep yep yep yep yep oh yep love it love it love it good pitch love it so they get their picture together they'll be signing baseballs together for the rest of our lives another hug for them and looks like Domingo says something that makes Higgy laugh here and then another little hug and then Domingo's going to turn oh another hug oh my goodness he's going to turn and say hey everybody I want a picture with all my teammates let's do it so they all get together and judges like yeah everybody he went hey hey you're in the picture you're in the picture you're in the picture and you got Kainley standing in the back with all the tall people realizes it's a mistake and he's got to jump to get his face into this picture say perfect on three perfect and then another embrace catcher in picture with Higgy rubbing his head and pitching coach Matt Blake getting another hug from Domingo saying thank you for getting me through this and that is everything from perfect game Domingo Herman good job congratulations this one was brought to you by Shady raise use code break down for 50% off 50% off 2 plus pairs of polarized sunglasses Shady raise 50% off 2 plus pairs of polarized sunglasses


Okay, welcome to my talk, COVID-19-84, Propaganda and Surveillance during a Pandemic. Before we start, I would like to make a brief introduction, both to this talk and to myself. My name is Mauro Eldridge, I work as a cyber security architect. I'm the founder of DC5411 Argentina, and I was a speaker for Deaf in Las Vegas, Deaf in Siberia, Roads in Brazil, Ragonjar, Colombia, Boscon, Iran and Texas Cyber Summit, among other conferences. I'm a returning speaker to this billage, I spoke here on Deafcon 26. And this talk is about explaining the political situation of surveillance and propaganda in Argentina. Also, it is also compatible with the same situation in other countries and regions. This will be explained from a hacker's point of view using a hacker's toolbox, which in my case includes social engineering and open source intelligence, and there's even some application reverse engineering at the end. This talk will be divided into two chapters. The first propaganda about the Argentine pro-government propaganda apparatus and social networks, seen from the inside. We will see the process from the scratch, from the infiltration of a sock puppet account into the apparatus to its internal operation. The second part is surveillance. We will dissect the Quiddarcovid-19 mobile application, which is now mandatory by law in order to circulate. So if you want to leave your home, if you want to step away from your doorstep, you have to have this application installed on your phone. And we will dissect this application, uncovering many privacy abuses, bad practices, and lots of material worth of appearing on Reddit, especially on programming horror or subreddit. Just a brief disclaimer, every item disclosed here is publicly available through OSINT. On my George's rediction, it is totally legal to reverse and join any application on any software. And I wasn't involved in any illegal activity directly or indirectly. So that being said, let's start with our first chapter, propaganda. So what is propaganda, you might ask? Propaganda is a communication that is primarily focused on influencing an audience and furthering an agenda, which might not be objective or might not be real at all. And that may be presenting facts selectively. You might have heard the term alternative facts recently in media. Well, it's probably related to this kind of behavior. Online, agents of propaganda are called trolls. They massively comment on social networks, supporting a certain government in this case or a certain movement. It may not always be a government, but a political movement. They try to establish their own debates and trends. For instance, in my country, it's pretty popular to see trendings like Thanks, President Fernandez, or we support you, President Fernandez. There also may be found diverting the focus from opposition debates. For example, every time an opposition part tries to open a thread or tries to communicate something, you might find the trolls leaving spam comments, fancams, or any other material that, when exposed repeatedly, could turn this thread into something really difficult to follow for legit users or for interested users. So it may turn the conversation into something unbearable. They also work by establishing negative trends against the opposition, and they are usually grouped into troll farms where they work together in an organized manner, surprisingly. How do you recognize a troll? Okay, first it's pretty simple because lots of default configurations on their profile are present. For example, they don't have a profile picture. They use a fake one or a stock one.  That's pretty common, pretty normal on Twitter, actually, because that's the default username that Twitter gives you and allows you to change later. They share common terms and phrases that have their own languages, surprisingly. They agree on a common version to answer debates. For example, the president's offshore accounts are a media operation. So they are basically saying that everyone else is lying and they are not. And they obviously work in swarm behavior. They never come alone.  Many governments are credited with having online propaganda apparatus and agents. For example, Russia, with the collapse of the trolls of Allgino, China and the 57th Party, North Korea with the United Front Department, Venezuela with the Armada Bolivariana de Trolls, which barely translated to English its Bolivarian Army of Trolls, and also Argentina with the Cibercast or Tropaca, which translated from Spanish as K-Troop or Cyborg-K, which is not actually a K-pop supporting fandom. It's valid in the clarification. This global advance on propaganda apparatus around the world is such that there are social networks with firm positions towards them. For example, Counter-Social is against it. And countries with the highest propaganda incidents are absolutely valid, blocked entirely by their IP block. Some of them are listed here. And there are other social media sites, for example this one in my country, that supports the propaganda behavior. FacePopular.net was an Argentine social network against establishment and imperialism. And it's a firm supporter of the Peronist Party. It was a place where only its militants participated and it was back supported by the Ministry of Culture. At the first sight you might obviously see that this is a bad rip-off of Facebook. And it even allows you to register with Facebook. This project is now default and it's no longer active. But it was heavily used by users from Argentina and Venezuela some years ago. Gross and censorship. The goal of a troll is not only to spread messages, but to prevent the opposition from doing so. Lots of groups participate in massively reporting legends that posts or accounts from the opposition in order to take them down. They are actively abusing an automatic mechanism for reporting. So if a lot of users report someone, it must be true. And this automatic behavior takes down the post or the account without any real intervention. Argentina is an ideal terrain for this surveillance experiment since many times the government have tried to control social networks to no avail. For example, Peronist legislators proposing that users who comment on websites identify themselves with their national identification number, which is like the social security number for US residents. Or a senator from the same party proposing a public and democratic regulation of social networks. Or the cyber patrol protocol imposed this year, which basically ended up with a lot of people being detained for tweeting or for expressing themselves on social media. You know, there are a lot of projects and already installed measures to control social networks. But what about the trolls? The trolls continue working together and growing. So this is where we start after this introduction. Tracking trolls. The Argentine apparatus has the particularity of being made up of real users as well as trolls and bots as you can see when exploring their hashtags. Rumors indicated that many users received invitations to join this apparatus. My goal was to get that invitation. You know, it's like a golden ticket to the chocolate factory. So after a month of silent observation, I created a sock puppet account mimicking the behavior of these users. And it was configured using these settings. Profile photo, President Fernandez and Vice President Fernandez together. The cover photo was Vice President Fernandez giving a speech at Bellas Stadium. And who was I following? The President and some ministers. Along with a few real pro-government accounts. What about the description and tweets? Both I made them imitating the specific languages and symbolism used by these users. How? Well, using Twitter API to monitor the hashtags and extracts the most repeated words. You might find them here as a word cloud. Most of these are pejorative terms to refer to opponents like Bolsonaro and Piranha instead of Sebastian Piner at the Chilean president. So after learning how to speak, now that we speak the same languages, it was a matter of time before getting the invitation. This sock puppet raised 100 or so followers in a few hours. I have my original Twitter account since 2015 and I think I have less than 300 users just for comparing. Most of these were trolls, but a few real users too. So I started retweeting official accounts and these real users and tweeting with their same hashtags. For instance, I received my invitation, this golden ticket, from a user who will call DC. On the left you can see the original conversation in Spanish and I translated it the best I could to English. Hey buddy, we are making Twitter groups to install hashtags, wanna join? Hey buddy, sure, what am I supposed to do? Well basically you have to treat the hashtags that we send to the group. After agreeing this, I was cited to the group number 300 and some of soldiers of the National Project, containing 50 people. One of the messages shared there was this, guys, Ariel Garbarz is asking us to use LaReta is responsible. LaReta is the mayor of Buenos Aires city and a member of the opposition. Now you may ask, who is Ariel Garbarz, by the way? No clue so far. But in fact, both of these hashtags that made the top five in my country, one of them being Pescado, Potrido and LaReta is responsible are fabricated trends proposed on propaganda groups. You may find the source on getdaytrends.com Just for confirmation, I went to trending earlier and I found that this information was right. And these trendings lasted for at least 12 hours, which give us a little hope toxic artist propaganda interventions. Another message on this group is Hey guys, with Ariel Garbarz we formed a group where he's the administrator and tells us what to publish and at what time. So we can get our trend to always be on first place. Another user replies it's like you say, we used to do the same long ago with the K Youth, a new group. You have to set a day and a time, it's the best. Again, who is Ariel Garbarz? Okay, remember DC, the original member who invited me here? Well, 10 days later another account from him tried to recruit me again. So he has probably forgot about my account. Hey buddy, we're making Twitter groups to install hashtags. Wanna join? And I say, hey buddy, sure, go ahead. I was added once again to another soldiers of the national project 300 and something. By accident, I was a member of two propaganda groups. There was a six digit difference between each group ID. For example, 301 and 307. Each group can have up to 50 users. 49 if you do not take into account administrator. So 49 users multiplied by 6 new groups are almost 300 new users in 10 days. This is how fast can these apparatus grow without almost no any effort. Currently, according to the last group ID I managed to find, there are at least about 350 propaganda groups on Twitter alone. This give us a total of 17,150 users. I imagine all these people try to picture all these people tweeting 5 or 6 times a day. They can make any trend I want. Well, also this doesn't ends here. Now what's a group is sure with both groups I belong to. And of course, hashtags are shared there too. This group is city 7. There are 7 groups of around 156 users. If we take into account 255 users we are not taking into account administration. Multiplied by these 7 groups, there are almost 2,000 new users here that may be repeated. And adding them all together, we have almost 20,000 users. Again, there may be repeated users. This doesn't ends here. This group had members from the USA, Spain, the United Arab Emirates and even Germany. So upon joining, the administrator started sending hashtags. In this case at half past 7, we come out with $ with it. That administrator as you may see in the message, on the leading message, is Ariel Garbaros. And that name now definitely rings a bell for you, right? So, let's try to answer who is Ariel Garbaros. He's the CEO of Protection Digital which is Digital Protection a company which was favorited with many contracts by the Federal Justice and various Argentine governments. He was benefitted to direct several state infrastructure projects. He was appointed computer attorney general for the 17 and 19 elections. And he's the leader of the propaganda paratus on social networks. The lord of the trolls, you might say. The source of this is the newspaper Perfel where he answered an interview. Here is a video of Ariel Garbaros instructing the trolls live. But it is in Spanish and for time reasons, I'm not going to show it here. But it will be shared on the GitHub repository along with the slides. Obviously, since in Argentina we speak Spanish, the video is in Spanish. This was linked on Twitter by a user. So, the final diagram of the trolls for a simplified one is here. Ariel Garbaros acts as a leader sends the trending topics to be installed to its coordinators, the coordinators of each group, which then share this objective to both Twitter groups and WhatsApp groups, which then are executed by the trolls. So, is this illegal? In Twitter platform it is against the terms of service. The Twitter safety team actively tracks and takes down state-linked propaganda groups. In our country, well, it is not. In fact, it looks suspiciously endorse it. Like the Facebook ripoff social media I showed you some slides ago. What tools did you use for this chapter? Well, Trendianalia, Trends24in, Boutometer, GetDaythrends, the Twitter API, the Twitter RubyGem, and my own tool, which is also in the repository venator.lua, for recognizing both or troll-like behavior. So, what is the propaganda palatus up to right now? Generating hashtags supporting the use of the government application to monitor the coronavirus outbreak. You know, the Quiddarcovid19 application, which leads us to the next part. Surveillance, or dissecting the Argov coronavirus application. So, this is the tracking application proposed by the Argentine Ministry of Modernization. It is mandatory by law to circulate. So, if you want to leave your home, you want to step outside your front door. You need to have this application installed. The current version is 331, but here we analyze it 102, 307, and 33. Using the most common tools of a label for Android, the compiling and reverse engine. At first glance, I noticed a lot of broken functions. And reviewing the code, I found many dyslexic errors. Like, for example, desabilidad instead of desabilitar, which in English means disabled. Bonotas instead of botones, bottoms. And this problem is repeated regardless of the decompiler using. Número instead of número, número. Masculio instead of masculino, male. Auto-evaluate coin instead of auto-evaluation, which is a critical feature of this application, the auto-evaluation module. And after digging a little bit further, I found a neurologic ride-only token is closer, which is not a vulnerability per se, what will become handy label. Insecuritization structure creation, vulnerable to injection or manipulation, instead of using the Java-provided functions to build JSON. A reference to a long-dead product, Google Blues. Lots of insecure and unsanitized executes calls. Really, a lot of them. And some even could lead to SQL injection. The application communicates with foreign servers, which is by national law or local law, it's not allowed. These servers are not pretty much safe for storing medical data or well, anything. This is the map of the application. All of these assets enter the qualification of C, so it's not secure at all. A lot of missing security features. And privacy is also at risk. Of a total score of this application received a 61 score. There are many write operations that record PII about the device, which are in base 54. Whatever you decode them, you get that this application is trying to keep track of the device ID, the build of the own application and the device manufacturer. Obviously, since this is an emulated device, the application was not able to extract any valid information at all. From the very first version, the possibility of permanently tracking the user was considered. As you may see, permissual ubication means access, location, permission, and total tempo means all the time. The application has far-set updates that try to run a start-up. For example, show-forset update dialogue and device start-up or on boot. Also, this location tracker attempts to listen for boot events. The app tracks and asks for medical history. For example, cancer, diabetes, pregnancy, cardiac hepatic renal respiratory diseases, and all these data is stored abroad. Auto-evaluations are not stored on the client side, but rather sent to the server. The user's identification, along with his or her DNI, a national document ID number, are sent to a remote server. Again, this identification number is like the social security number of U.S. residents. If the user's evaluation returns that he or she is infected, the tracking service is activated in the background. Also, by default, the app allows backup mode, which may send private medical information to Google. Now, it's unreliable for an application to diagnose an ICS. But it's less reliable for an app to say okay, you're not contagious, bro. We are during a pandemic but hey, you're not contagious. You are safe to go. Nosus contagioso means in English you're not contagious. So the app has an option or feature for that. Now, remember the last time you Google your symptoms of something for anything you have. I had a slight fever, my ankle hurts. I have a headache. What is the first result that Google answered you? You know, it's probably not something good at all or not accurate at all. Again, for example, in this snippet of code it tries to determine if a user is not infected or not contagious. Again, you might have to see a professional, not an application. And this is not the first time we do something like this on the Argentine Government. We were featured a lot of times on programming horror on Reddit for this kind of things. For example, this was the application that the Argentine Government forces people to download when they land on Argentina to control coronavirus infections. As you can see it is really long if it might give you a little sample of how we work here. Now, on the first version the 102 that I have reversed I found this string all across the code base, all across. As you can see, we won't disclose its full name. Who is Sergio? A possible author, a project lead after some Google Foo, after some Google queries are landed on his personal site. He has worked on a lot of Government apps before, including Transport Local Government, National Government Healthcare, and even now on the Government's main application, Mi Argentina which is my Argentina. So, following the email he provided on his site, I found out that he was licking a good couple of times. So this might even rise the taxul face for this kind of application. Now, what is everybody else doing? What are all our neighbors doing? All of them are dropping centralized solutions or centralized contact tracing. But we insist on keeping this model and pushing forward this model. And so, to close this chapter this application was launched without publishing an audit report or penetration test. And it isn't EVA APA compliant not at all. This is especially serious knowing that it handles medical information and sends it to servers abroad. Now, ask yourself, please, what will happen if you develop an application of this poor quality for your employer? Let's jump to the conclusions and questions and answers. I thought it might seem obvious for us who are techies, geeks, hackers or whatever always inform yourself through professional, neutral and verified sources. They are not easy to get and again it may seem obvious to us but not to the rest of the world out there. Just because a term or a phrase is trending does not mean that it is real or automatically represents the thinking of a majority, right? Every day somewhere and at all times there are groups of people and machines designed to install various thoughts and debates in society. Survey lens and monitoring of citizens is not the answer. Particularly in the hands of government that have constantly committed systematic abuses against freedom of expression especially in digital media and obviously especially in Argentina you have seen some examples in this talk. Investing thousands in technology and applications after neglecting the old infrastructure is not the solution. The extensive app does not replace a doctor at all. You can get in touch with me via telegram or github where these slides will be shared and the video that I didn't have the time to play. Feel free to follow me on Twitter at Mauro Eldridge as you may see I have a few followers since I'm not into trolls actually. I really hope you enjoy this talk and if you have any questions I'm glad to help you and to answer so please feel free to drop in and ask whatever you like. Thanks for watching this and I hope to see you again next year.


Hello, you're watching People's Dispatch and today we're going to be talking about a very important election that is set to take place in France on the 10th of April. Now this is a presidential election, of course, to determine the future of France in the coming years. A lot of candidates from the left, centre and right, one of the most hotly contested elections in recent times and a lot of political and social issues are at stake as well. So to talk more about this, we have with us Aurelie Dinara, who is a feminist researcher, a student of history as well as a political activist based in Paris. Thank you so much for joining us. Thank you for having me. Could you first talk a bit about the current political situation right now? We know that the first round is scheduled for April 10th. There's a lot of campaigning happening, polls show that there are a lot of changes happening in terms of preferences in recent times. So could you maybe first give us an outline of the current situation? Sure. Well, so as you said, there will be two rounds. So the French people will be called to vote on the presidential election on the 10th of April and then on the second round on the 24th of April, I think. And they will be called to decide whether to reappoint the current president Emmanuel Macron, who's a centre-right president, or to choose an alternative between the 11 other candidates that are present in this election. And this election is taking place obviously in a context marked by the Ukrainian war, as you can imagine, but also in a context that is still marked by the Covid crisis and also by a very deep social and ecological crisis in France. I think it's important to understand basically what are the issues before the voters in this presidential election to mention that the past five years, so the years of Macron's presidential term, have been really characterised by an important impoverishment of the lower classes and the working classes in France and by increasing inequalities. The French government has been accelerating a process of neoliberalisation of French policies that already started something like 40 years ago. They have been sort of implementing a project of bottom-up redistribution of sort of social and fiscal counterrevolution, if you want, basically cuts in the public budget, cuts in public services, and dismantling of the social state while at the same time giving money to flow to big firms and the richest people in France. And there's another point to mention about the current issues and the current landscape, which is the inaction of the French state during the five previous years regarding the ecological crisis. In fact, the French state has been convicted several times in the past few years by French courts for climate inaction. And so this is basically what's the landscape that French people have to deal with right now. The results of these policies of the French government are, as I said, growing inequalities and an impoverishment of the population, and a very important climate emergency. So we have basically more and more reports and surveys of different NGOs and associations that keep telling us every year how the richest people in France are getting richer and richer. To give you just a few examples, the five richest billionaires in France now own as much as 27 million of the poorest people in France. This is, I think, very significant. It has been growing worse in the past years. We have a situation now where 12 million people in France are unable to heat their homes properly. Eight million people depend on food assistance. Four million people are poorly housed in France. There are 300,000 people who are ruthless and something like six million people registered to the unemployment, to the job center in France, and probably even more than that is the number of people who are actually jobless. The billions or the hundreds of billions of euros that have been spent since the COVID crisis by the French government went mostly to big firms and the richest people in France. And aside from this economic and social sort of emergency, there is also this very bad climate emergency in France. The summers have been getting more hot every year. We have been having more floods and fires every year. And the last, you know, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, the report of this IPCC shows that the consequences of global warming are going to be devastating for human populations among the world, including in France. And yet what's going on now in these weeks just before the election, as in the past few years actually, is that these ecological and social issues are almost completely eclipsed from the public and political debate, the media debate, which are very much centered on questions like immigration, Islam, and supposed insecurity in France. So, yes, basically I would say that the French voters will have to decide basically in April when they go voting between another five years of neoliberal and authoritarian policies with one of the candidates of the right, or a different road towards welfare distribution and climate action if they choose to go with the left. Absolutely. Right. You gave a very comprehensive outline of the kind of crisis France is facing. So, in this context, I just wanted to come to Emmanuel Macron himself, who's faced, of course, a lot of crisis. We know the Yellow West protests that took place. There have been climate protests. There's been widespread dissatisfaction among the working class with the way his policies, COVID-19 policies were. And we know that throughout the past few years, there were massive protests by trade unions on the issue of pension reforms, for instance. Despite all this, how has it been sort of, what is his current support base in terms of what are the kind of voters who are still gravitating towards them despite the various extent of social crisis that we have? Well, unfortunately, for the people, the working classes and the lower classes, Emmanuel Macron is actually polling. He's very probably going to be reelected. At least he's the favorite candidate for the election in April. He's polling around 28% right now. I think it's important to mention that actually in France at the moment, the different right-wing candidates, if you sum them up, amount to something like 75% of the polling, which is pretty bad. And Macron is getting 28% of these voting intentions. And I think this is due to the fact that Macron, basically, his popularity rate was pretty bad after he got elected. When he got elected, his popularity rate was already not amazing. And then it decreased a lot, especially during the movement of the Yellow Vests, which started in late 2018, and which went on actually for two or three years. It was very intense in the first year, and then people kind of forgot it was still going on. But actually, people were still mobilizing despite very intense repression.  In France was Francois Hollande, the socialist party candidate who was president just before Macron. And so unfortunately, during the COVID crisis, and especially lately with the Ukrainian war, Macron has been able to go up again a little bit in his popularity rates. He has been playing a lot on this Ukrainian war, playing the role of the sort of war leader, wearing sort of hoodies like Zelensky. It was quite ridiculous, but these communication sort of skills work to some extent. So yeah, he still has some quite good popularity. And I think in terms of his chances to win this election, he is very much advantaged by the reshaping of the political landscape in France in the past five years. Because as you may know, in France, the political landscape, which used to be historically dominated by a center left and a center right party, the Socialist Party and the Republican sort of ex-goalist party, they have been decreasing very much in the voting, in the votes and in the polls. And we have some new political parties that have emerged, especially Emmanuel Macron's Parti la République En Marche, that he launched in 2017, just before being elected five years ago, and which basically managed to capture votes from the center right and from the center left, sort of focusing his campaign in 2017 on a slogan saying, I am neither left wing nor right wing, but I'm both. And basically, this strategy has been very efficient. And he is still, even though it was obviously after he got elected that he was neither left nor left, and that he was very much a center right neoliberal extremist, he managed to stabilize his power and influence and networks. And he's still getting a lot of political staff and votes from the Socialist Party, which is polling very, very low right now. And just the last point on this, Macron is also obviously favored by the collapse of popularity of the left. We may get back to this issue later. And the increasing fragmentation of the right, even though the right and the far right has been increasing, has had increasing popularity in France, they are more fragmented than they used to be. And this is sort of favoring him for this election. Absolutely. And so in this context, of course, a lot of the media attention has been focusing on the right. That's where all the stories, all the media reports basically come from about Eric Zemmour, Marine Le Pen facing a challenge from Eric Zemmour, who's further to her right, and the kind of discourse that has been going by these candidates, which is there's racism, there's xenophobia, there's a hatred of outsiders. So could you also maybe take us to some of the social contexts which have actually led to such support for these kind of candidates and this kind of new point? Yes. So the social context is basically what I already mentioned about the increasing inequalities and the impoverishment of working classes and lower classes. Basically, the far right in France has been sort of taking advantage of what they call sort of trying to attract what they call the losers of globalization, but also the populations who live in rural, the peripheries of France and the rural regions of France, which have been objectively more and more isolated from the big urban centers of power in France. They have been sort of isolated, cut off from access to public services, hospitals, transports and so on. And this has fueled together with rising unemployment in some areas of the French population. This has fueled a growing resentment and a growing popularity of this far right. The historic party of the far right in France, sorry, is the Front National, the Nationalist National Front, which was rebranded a few years ago as Rassemblement Nationale, which started growing I think in the 80s and managed to get to the second round of the presidential election for the first time in 2002. And then again, at the last election in 2017, Marine Le Pen, the daughter of Jean-Marie Le Pen, who was the historic leader of that party, she qualified for the second round of the election. And for the past years, basically the media have been telling us that this was going to happen again now in 2022. Now, the only difference between now and 2017 is that there is a new far right party in the run to the election party launched just a few months ago by Eric Zemmour, who is a former journalist, chronicler, and polemicist who got famous in the past years for participating in public television shows. He is particularly supported by Vincent Bolloré, who is one of the billionaires, the French billionaires who own a lot of media in France. He is the candidate of racist, sort of security obsessed proposals. He is obsessed with Islam. He's an extreme misogynist. And he has launched in a few months ago his party called Reconquête, which attracted some small far right and even neo-Nazi groups at his meetings. You can see people who basically raise their arms in a fascist fascist gesture. And he's now polling around 10 to 12 percent in the polls. So if you sum up these two parties, the Rassemblement National of Marine Le Pen and Eric Zemmour's Reconquête, you get around 30 percent of the voting intentions right now in France, which is quite worrying. Right. And of course, finally, the question of the left, we do know that this time the left is a bit more divided than the previous time. On the other hand, we do also see that Jean-Luc Melancourt has been polling, his polling numbers have significantly improved in recent times as well. So could you maybe also take us through some of the policy frameworks that the left is pitching to the voters and how it appears and how it is different from the general consensus that the right brings? So as you said, there has been a collapse in popularity of left-wing parties, a very significant collapse in the past five years, I would say. There are several reasons for this. One of the reasons is the very disastrous five-year presidential term of Francois Hollande prior to Macron's term, who implemented neoliberal policies against labor laws and so on. It's also due in part to Macron launching his own party and capturing votes and political staff from the center left. It's due to also increasing increasingly high abstentionism in the lower working classes in France and it's undeniably due to the discourse of the media. The media in France, there is a big democratic problem regarding the media because there is an increasing concentration of the media between the hands of a few billionaires and these billionaires obviously favor right-wing and extreme right-wing discourses and candidates. But as you said, it may not be completely lost for the left and Jean-Luc Mélenchon has been spectacularly rising in the polls, in the voting intentions in the past few weeks. His party movement is La France en Soumise which was rebranded actually for this election l'Union populaire and which is trying to propose a radically different sort of set of proposals than these right-wing parties and trying to advance proposals for radical welfare distribution and ecological planning. So if you want, I can give you a few examples of what Jean-Luc Mélenchon and Union populaire are proposing. They are promising to raise the SMIC which is the minimum working income in France to 1,400 euros. They are proposing to bring back the retirement age to 60 years old whereas Macron and other candidates on the right are proposing to push it to 64-65 years old. They are also proposing to tax very much to implement an important tax on the religious to basically seize anything above 12 million euros in inheritances and to use this money to fund a sort of autonomy, a youth income of above 1,000 euros for the youngest who are studying. They also obviously propose to make massive investments in renewable energies and on renovating houses. And they also, one of their important proposals is a reform of the French constitution. So basically going to the Sixth Republic by basically organizing a constituent assembly which will be charged to write a new constitution, a more democratic constitution than the one we currently have. So right now Mélenchon and the Union populaire are polling around 14 to 15 percent. Five years ago Mélenchon almost qualified to the second round of the elections with above 19 percent of the votes. They really are clearly in a dynamic of improving their chances in this campaign. In the past months they've been attracting an increasing number of personalities from different associations, NGOs, intellectuals, intellectuals and activists from different horizons basically. Last Sunday they organized a big demonstration in Paris for the Sixth Republic and for a redistribution of wealth which attracted a very high number of people. There were around 100,000 people who took to the streets and who gathered in Place de la République in Paris. The feeling is that there is something going on. There is a possibility that Mélenchon could be passing to the second round of this election and this obviously would matter very much even if Mélenchon then doesn't get elected against Macron. The fact of just being at the second round would mean that we have two weeks of debates that instead of being centered on immigration and racial issues will be centered on social and ecological issues and it means that the next parliamentary elections that are going to take place in a few months, it will be more likely for the left to gain a higher scores in these elections and then to be able to build an opposition in the parliament and I think it also means that Mélenchon, France Insoumise, Union populaire will be in a better position to finally start building a real important opposition in France to make these social and ecological struggles alive in the public debate in France and I think this would be very important. Absolutely. Thank you so much for speaking to us on the various social contexts that are currently in France right now, the processes that are taking place. We will hopefully come back to you in a few weeks as well after the election for an analysis of what happens there. Thank you very much. That's all we have time for today. Keep watching People's Dispatch.


can't have you, no one can He also allegedly threatened to send nude Photos of the victim to her family members Glauner was charged yesterday with stalking And found in connection with obtaining Componential phone records in US District Court For the Eastern District of North Carolina Yeah they're probably going to send them to the feds For that that's federal crime Pretty sure Yeah man cross state lines Whoa okay hold up This is interesting Yeah I read this part last night And I was like this is why I'm fairly certain they didn't pay Top dollar For security because I wouldn't fall For this shit man Glauner and the victim met in August or September 2023 On xhamster.com Which has dating features Apparently I didn't know that And they had an online romantic relationship The victim ended the relationship But Glauner continued to contact Or try to contact her so this I feel Like this is like because obviously There's tears to dating apps Right like that's something I've noticed On dating apps where it's like You know Tinder is like Just for like Thoughts right like that's for That's for Chuck And Chuck accessories And then you've got other ones where I guess Like maybe Bumble is supposed to be more For a relationship but bro if you're straight up On a porn site Meeting people Like what are you doing Like especially as a woman like I can understand A guy trying to like Well even a guy because I feel like All those ads on porn sites are like The most obvious fake nonsense Like hot singles in your area That stuff literally started On sites like xhamster That's wild So Yeah enter the relationship Continue to contact or try to contact her Glauner tricked Verizon into providing Sensitive information by sending an email And fake search warrant to Vsat.ccat1.verizon.com The email address for the Verizon security Assistance team Which handles legal request Verizon didn't realize their request was fraudulent Even though it came from A proton mail address Rather than from a police department Yeah because totally Totally Totally your local sheriff Would use proton mail address Over their official government Email address that they're giving Does this say his Oh no so it was Steven1966c at proton.me I wish he would have made his thing like The police At proton.me It's so obvious So an email to Verizon On September 26 Said here's the pdf file For search warrant We are in need if the Person that the cell phone data As soon as possible to locate and apprehend the suspect We also need the full name of this Verizon subscriber And the new phone number That has been assigned to her thank you The emails document contained A fake affidavit written by Detective Steven Cooper Of the Kerry North Carolina police department Kerry police department confirmed There is no officer named Steven Cooper I mean yeah that's Just a name pulled right out of an ass Steven Cooper That's like a John Smith Vsat received a phone call The same day from a man identifying himself As Cooper stated that he needed information A suspect in a homicide case The caller stated that the person involved changed her phone number The fake affidavit Asked for the new phone number as well As call records both outgoing and incoming And locations and text messages Incoming and outgoing So I mean this just goes to show you right Like how Like imagine how much is Sent to the police when it actually is The police right because there was no There was clearly no warrant Like I don't see a warrant Mentioned anywhere in here So they don't Verizon doesn't just give up this data From A warrant They say that they do Verizon's website says that the Verizon security team Ensures that court orders Search warrants, subpoenas And other legal demands that are upon Verizon Are processed confidentially and in compliance With the applicable law And there was a signed affidavit But I don't think that's I feel like that's a lot easier to get Well it's obviously fake anyway But it's not as like serious as a warrant Yeah I mean that's wild I mean Reading you read deeper into this article It's pretty obvious this guy is not Like your average Cyber security expert Which tells you a whole lot about how good Verizon's Security assistance team Is that Some random Fucking coomer With probably zero cyber security Training Was able to probably unknowingly Like you probably didn't know That he was actually Social engineering The security assistance team Managed to do that Like they're not hiring their best Kenny they're not hiring their best They're really not hiring their best This dude is a psycho Look at the bottom It makes it pretty obvious About what this guy is Bottom of the article Where he's talking about getting a rifle Last paragraph It starts with a Jeep Cherokee allegedly turned up a glass Meth pipe Eight grams of methamphetamine Well that'll get you across the country That's one way to do it Holy cow that's a lot of meth Imagine being on the Security assistance team For Verizon And getting fished by a fucking meth Jesus dude That's wild Holy cow Well you know I don't even know Why the Police and Well I guess this is FBI Right the FBI Get to do four more months Of warrantless spying Because Back in December they approved an $886 billion Defense policy bill That includes a four month extension To section 702 The controversial surveillance Tool that allows American intelligence To potentially spy on its citizens And permanent residents So Hackers can get our information And anyone who's good enough To impersonate an FBI agent To Verizon's Security team Can get our data as well It's wild man Yeah I mean I've told people that You might as well just accept that data is out there Like there's no putting that There's no putting that cap back in the bag So you might as well just accept That it's out there and try to limit any new data That you can put out But I definitely agree with That idea and also I mean you can scrub data Like there are people Shoot There's this podcast I used to listen to I think it was called That was OPSEC I'm gonna go find it But there was this podcast Jesus Yeah I'm queuing up this stuff for the last The last segment Let me look at my podcast history here And see if I can find The show that I listened to previously Yeah I mean you can Have data scrubbed but I don't know How effective it really is For You know like actually Getting Data removed Because Barbara Streisand Tried doing that crap And you know that's why we now have The Streisand effect Because when you try Scrubbing that stuff it just ends up making Well Sometimes depending on how famous you are If you're famous it's gonna end up It's gonna end up Causing it to Go out there more right It's gonna cause it to get Streisand affected Alright let's see That one's marked as NSFW But maybe it'll be appropriate for YouTube Alright And Oh yeah French toast alert system Check that out later Alright so Our last Strictly Well I guess this isn't strictly a tech topic But I'm interested to get your opinions on this So Scammers Are tricking anti-vaxxers into buying Technical documents So basically You know this is the consequence Of base posting Being allowed on Twitter So on Twitter I think you're allowed to Talk about Covid19 I don't think you're Necessary allowed to say it's fake But you can definitely What was the The word that they kept repeating Just the experts You can do the opposite On Twitter You're allowed to question the experts And obviously A lot of people do that Do their own medical research Via the Joe Rogan experience In places like that And They get some pretty interesting ideas Dude actually I had a conversation From One of the people that lives near my farm About Ivermectin Be used to treat He was like boy I tell you I don't think he did it himself but he really believed in it He's like yeah Ivermectin They said that's why they weren't afraid Of Covid because they had Ivermectin On deck Because they're horse farmers Or they have horses They have fucking everything on their farm But These guys though They would host These groups on telegram And a lot of them would actually have Doctor in their name People on telegram straight up impersonating doctors They're like yeah my name is Dr Collins Dr Stevens And they like will take pictures From a real doctor from like facebook And they're like yeah totally Your doctors on telegram All applications Your doctors on telegram And It was 25 different channels Where administrators used doctor prefix in their username With 13 of the channels using Real world names and or photographs Of legitimate medical professionals And so There were thousands of accounts On x that were posting Promoting these links To these groups on telegram That were selling vaccine passes That Basically Would say that you had had a vaccine You know like it's a fake document Saying that you know you're Vaccinating stuff which you've got to imagine Something like that's probably pretty difficult to fake I mean I don't know how much effort They actually put into the Covid Vaccine verification cards Or whatever I never had to worry about Any of that Because you know when you're self employed You don't have to get the Vax if you don't want to But um They say that overall the Social media operation reached more than Three million people with over 62,000 posts and if you track The cryptocurrency Or at least the ones you can track Who knows if they're using Monero or not The efforts have processed $286,000 So I'm wondering Mike what your thoughts On this are do you think people Should be allowed to buy bogus nonsense With cryptocurrency From fake doctors on telegram I'm okay with this I'm totally fine Yeah I mean people have been buying Snake oil for you know Hundreds of years now Like you had people Back in the 1800s 1700s that would travel to these towns And be like I have a vile Fucking corn meal And opium This shit will sure anything People would buy it Cornflakes and opium man That's how I start every boarding I said corn meal And opium Oh corn meal I was envisioning corn flakes I was envisioning the corn flakes box But instead of Tony the tiger it's got George Floyd on the front of it That's what it thumbs up Fettin' all flakes Now it's extra fentanyl Oh man that's great People are Consenting to buy this Then that's fine I have the same opinion about this As I do about Getting Gender reassignment surgery Where if you want to go ahead And openly sterilize yourself And remove yourself from topulation I mean if you're openly Consenting and willing to do that Then I'm not going to stop you Because at the end of the day If you want to be a Darwinist People who Don't fall for this Bullshit will end up living And procreating Yeah I think I agree with that At least with the Transgender thing as long as they're Like an adult Which I don't know The whole question of that too As far as who adults should be And who they shouldn't be I still kind of feel like Ain't like Because there's people out there Who are grown Who are older than me and they're just not responsible At all And every time I run into people like that I'm like man If only there was some kind of Ritual that we had to go through In order to become an adult Back in the ancient tribal days We had to like kill a lion And Dip your spear in its blood And come back to the village with that bloody spear Or you were never a man But You know anyway Yeah I kind of agree with that as well Where You know man listen If you want to buy some fucking Ivermectin Or you want to buy some fucking Overpriced zinc pills From Alex Jones because You don't want to listen A fucking Fauci or whoever else Is shelling whatever vaccines I mean just Do your thing man Do your thing you know If I wouldn't get If it wouldn't get me canceled off of YouTube I probably would sell some fucking bogus COVID stuff on base.win Some type of elixir Anti-COVID bracelets Anti-COVID 5G bracelets I want to sell like Kim Bucha Anti-COVID Kim Bucha Or something like that Yeah the eggs Here you go that's my anti-COVID The eggs are anti-COVID Yeah the eggs are anti-COVID I have a semi related story So I had COVID last week I had COVID last week Did you have Omicron? Did you get the latest variant?  Maybe?  Is this in China? Looks like Damn dude This is how they also do it in the US Yeah but it would take seven months Someone said they did it in Australia Someone said they did it in Colorado I mean I guess that's the way to do it though Maybe it's a white guy I don't know maybe it's not In an Asian country This I'm pretty sure came from an Asian country Because Every part of this video is just You get what you deserve Honestly So yeah this guy Is screwing around with a snake And He gives it a single point of contact His neck So the snake is like oh no I don't Want to fall down to the ground Yeah yeah Real impressive Until it's not Until What do they call those again? Constrictors?  That's what he said Well he said corn liquor Which you know basically is moonshine And Depending on how strong it is That's pretty close to ethical isn't it Well here's the thing When It all depends On how your distiller is set up Because typically You've bought alcohol before And you've heard of it being triple distilled right Usually When people are making moonshine Illegally they're not Necessarily doing all that They're just distilling it once maybe twice Because to get really really strong alcohol Typically what you end up doing is you Run it through a distiller once Which is basically evaporating alcohol vapor As well as water vapor And maybe some other things And then you know it drips off Into A cold medium right Like it condenses and then Comes out as a liquid So when you do that the first time You probably get like I don't know maybe like 80 or 100 proof But then You can run it again Where you basically take the alcohol you just made Dump it into The first part of your distiller Where you're like heating it up So now you're heating up like actual alcohol And then that goes back to the process And then it like doubles the proof So it could be anywhere from like You know 40 to 160 I'm gonna Go more with 40 Because of how much he just drank Cause that's a whole Jar of moonshine Which is like I don't know At least 10 shots It's a lot Damn There's a little bill of shot It could even be water technically but Yeah That moonshine did before we arrived Oh I don't know that four wheel drive Look pretty convincing First things first It might be Yeah So this guy's got four wheel drive When a Judge Denies your probation For aggravated battery Right in fact let's do a quick quiz Okay You've been in jail for aggravated battery And You're now at your sentence hearing Or your appeal or whatever To get probation And the judge denies you Do you A, stand up and say that's not very cool Judge B, accept your defeat Go back to jail and Work on the next appeal process Or C Do some aggravated battery Towards the judge Well This man here So she puts her glasses on She glances down for a second All of a sudden she realizes the defendant of this case is coming after her And she tries to move out of the way That was a jump He frog splashed It's exactly Man It takes him a minute to react And then you get another courtroom official as well Whoa The judge right now identified as Delone Red Tackles the judge That is a pretty good frog splash Yeah right Over the judge The judge is at a higher elevation too The judge is probably He had to clear the The judge at his bench too That's what I'm saying, this guy has incredible hops And then midair Said Body, become horizontal He flew over the barrier Like that's some WWE shit That was pretty impressive Yeah so this guy is going to Jail again for A long time But on the Upside when he gets out Vince McMahon is already signed A contract Yep that man can Frog splash This is the new John Cena guys He's going to be bing chilling in no time All that Chinese money So uh This is a great video I love this video Because for those of you That have never been in the hood before This is the kind of shenanigans That take place in the hood I mean on any given night honestly But definitely on like new years Thanksgiving Anytime there's a celebration Because people in the hood Don't seem to understand How gravity works In fact it really just doesn't In Milwaukee there is No such thing as gravity Just another day in Milwaukee And they're all shooting straight up by the way Like in case you were wondering Oh are these guys following The rules of gun safety by knowing Their target and what's behind it They're like yeah bitch I looked at the Hubble space telescope Boom boom boom boom I'm shooting ET Motherfucker This is a slanky ass Motherfucker We just standing around We sitting ducks come on let's go Y'all get the picture That's how it be Like when the fucking Florida people gather together To shoot the hurricane Oh yes That's how it be out here in these streets Just yeah That's why I say Like if you ever try to invade the US And be fucking disastrous Because not only would you have the professionally trained army You just have like Jamal and his bros Now to be fair though Jamal and his bros are aiming their gun sideways That is true They wouldn't hit anything But maybe they like hit One or two of your guys And they're using high points In dracos and They're using The most Absurd Weapons of all time They're loading multiple calibers Within their handgun somehow They're shoving whatever fits in there Oh man You know it's probably a good thing That more dudes in the hood don't use ARs because I guarantee you There would be more videos of People loading What is I think 300 blackout Is like the same size As 556 but it's a much higher pressure And if you shoot 500 Or 300 blackout out of a standard AR-15 Your gun's gonna explode It's like guaranteed So maybe it's a good thing That these guys are using dracos That just jam And don't necessarily explode So yeah You can smell this video by the way This video is smell vision So there is a random Car fire in the Congo And there is also a septic tank on the road So That's what you do I mean I guess it is one way But it's gotta smell awful Because you're burning Shit piss I mean if it works It works Also what if this has some methane in it I mean probably not enough to make the fire worse But it's probably less effective than Than water But I mean it looks like it's working I mean if it works it works man Yeah It works it works And then let's see And this is our last one Our last video of the Libre podcast What number do you say he's in Cup gets a call to investigate a crack house Although when I watch this It looks more like a crack mansion to me I mean it's a big ass house Who are you talking to Oh ok Ok It's gonna come out of nowhere Man someone needs to make like A video game Based on this Cause this really feels like playing a Spooky video game right now Yeah it's some Resident Evil Type shit right now man Props though for this guy not having His gun drawn 20 like Immediately when he walks in the door I mean I think I don't know the exact circumstances Of this but if it's Crack head In a house it's not supposed to be in The gun comes out The gun should be out Unpredictable person in an unpredictable Place Lights don't work in that house And I don't know if you noticed But you know I couldn't see shit Yeah You can You can kind of See him What's that That looks like it might be the gun right there Yeah I see him There he is yeah Things get real spooky real quick He ran all the way I just think it's funny he ran all the way Outside Hell yeah you don't know the layout of this place I think that might be the gun right there Yeah so he has it up He's ready to shoot I can't tell if that was the cop shooting or the other guy It kind of looks like he like Right before jumping down the second flight of stairs Like popped off two shots Yes This man's already two blocks away from Luigi's mansion Get in the car Sots fired Sots fired Sots fired I repeat we have shots fired One of the only Video We have shots fired We're at 2023 Man 81st Get in the car Trenolin is a hell of a drug guys Well That is it For this episode of the Libre podcast Thank you all for watching Make sure to shop on base.win And also check out Mike's channel The Employed Linux User Peace