Sensor 2, you're live, excellent excellent and we're just waiting for Rumble to kick in. Let me test chat salutations, because there we go, Rumble's kicked in as well. Nice, hi everyone, this is Chichu. Welcome to my channel and welcome to another live stream. Today, today, what is today? February 11th, 2024. And we are living in incredibly interesting times. And we're doing a live stream today, Mapping Global Conflicts Part 12, right? And should be fun, should be interesting, well fun I don't know, should be interesting, should be interesting. First time chat salutations. Il-chi-chio 39. Hello, skinnaro. Hello salutations. Welcome to our live stream on, that was a goal, pretty good, on Twitch. And we got the chat open for Rumble and Sensor 2 as well. Prowler Ranger, how are you doing? Chichu streaming you from work today. Nice, I couldn't afford to miss another political stream. Yeah, this should be interesting. There's some changes we're going to do on the board. 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And Reddit used to be really good, man. 12 years ago, I've been on there, I don't know, since almost the beginning, right? It used to be really good. And then the sensors started kicking and sensors started kicking. And it's a slow progression, right? Initially, they stopped showing, one of the first things they did, they stopped showing the down and up votes. Cracks, salutations, hope you're doing well. Thank you for the tier one. So they stopped showing the downs and then the race. They mess around with the voting, right? So Reddit was one of the first places they started messing around with the voting. They wouldn't show how many down votes there were, right? They would just show the up votes and then you had to calculate the totals and it was all skewed and stuff like this. And then sensor tube did that as well. They reduced the thumbs down stuff, right? Like, look at some of the stuff, some of the videos that the WHO or NIH or Fauci and stuff puts up, you know, they have 100,000 views, supposedly. And they have like 12 up votes. Well, where is the right answer, right? If you believe their data, right?  I'm not on the sensor tube. Ah, sensor tube, sensor tube. And just slowly they introduced more and more. And then Reddit management came out and said, oh yeah, we've been editing people's comments. What? You've been editing people's comments? Like, if you commented, they would go in there and change your comment, right? That's crazy. That's like Vault 7 stuff, right? So it's a clown show. That being said, I still go to our conspiracy. That's basically the only sub I go to. I got banned off comic book subs and other subs and stuff, right? Alpha head G. Greetings, greetings. All this hoopla. First stream of ERACOTLIFE salute. All this hoopla on sensor tube. What do you think of the Putin interview? Fantastic. Super good. Pretty. And I'll give you guys my lowdown on it. Just get caught up on clowny. I just want to say salutations to everyone that's popping in. Hong Kong Hall. Prolaranger, typical communist, tactics to suppress the opposition. Yeah, it's crazy. Sad about Reddit. Sad about Reddit. But, you know, good thing they're, you know, we have a gilded server where people are talking freely, right? Sharing information. That's the first one of the first places. Well, first place I go to every day when I wake up and I check it on a regular basis because that's where people are posting news. I post news. I share information. I barely post anything on Reddit conspiracy anymore. I don't. I just posted on our gilded server, right? So it is what it is.  The only clown show allowed is clowny. Haha. Oh, my God. I always go back and check my comments on web. I don't want to bother. Right. Just whatever. Right. It's crazy. It's crazy. Gang, what should we cover first? We got all this hoopla asking about putting interview dancing.  Gilded. This server. It's our forum. Here. Gilded.gg. Backslash Chico. It's we got like 300 plus people there sharing information. Right. It's like uncensored discord. Discord. We had like 1000 people on discord. And then we found out they censored Ice Age Farmer. They kicked this server. Yeah. Like thousands of people on this server and they started censoring people. So we preemptively aligot said, hey, Chico, they're censoring everybody. Oh, we're out of here, man. We go to Gilded. Right. So we set it up on Gilded. Aligot helped out a lot. I mean, basically did it. And we set it up there and it's fantastic. Right. Fantastic. So it's a forum where we share information. Right. And talk and give advice and laugh. We have funny folders and comedy folders, comedian jokes, whatever. Right. It's better. Decentralization. Right. Decentralization.  I was playing jack box party games and the commercial plopped up during the game. I wasn't down. I didn't know the results. When you're playing a game, they show you commercials while you're playing a game.  Lord of iron. How are you doing it? Chichou in chat. GB joint Friday. Very worth it. Very worth it. GB very worth it. And thank you for joining. Thank you for joining. Oops. Let me bring up the censor to chat. Where is it? There it is. There it is. Alex, Ryan, Chichou. What part of the put it in you jumped out to you the most as a smoking gun for evidence of the globalist agenda, the whole thing, the whole thing. Right. So again, let's let's talk about this. We got all the swoop on censor to asking, what did you think of the Putin interview? And Ryan is asking to show what part of the put an interview jumped out to you the most as a smoking gun for evidence on the globalist agenda. As I mentioned, the whole thing. And you have to you have to really appreciate this, right? Putin. Putin. Putin. Like, first thing you have to appreciate is this. If you lived in a country, if you're citizens of a citizen of a country, by the way, gang, I'm not going to stay up with the chat until I get some stuff out of the way regarding print. But if you're a citizen of a country, would you have rather have Putin as your leader or anyone in the Western world or all of the leaders in the Western world, right? Putin made Trudeau, Biden, Schipnack, Macron, all of the leaders of the Western world look like turds. Look like their IQ was two compared to Putin being 200. Like, it was ridiculous. It was it. It was an embarrassment to the Western world, which goes to show lonely pig. Thank you very much for the Twitch prize. I saw 17 months in a row. It was an embarrassed, the West, annihilated the West. People in the West should hang their heads in shame as to who we have ruling over us. And Putin showed that the Western world is ruled by oligarchs, globalists as Ryan would say, right? One of the places that really stood out to people should stand out to people, right? Is that the conversation, the way Putin was talking was dumbed down version of the way he would talk to someone, you know, talk to someone at his own caliber, right? That already knew all the most low IQ things you could have thought, right? Now, you have to keep in mind, Tucker Carlson is from the United States and his audience, main audience would be United States. His main attackers are from the Western world. So Tucker Carlson was trying to bring information to citizens of the West. How low IQ are many of the citizens in the Western world? They still don't realize that the United States blew Nord Stream pipelines, right? They still have no idea that Boris Johnson flew to Turkey to stop the peace process, right? Like, they don't know this. Most of the people in the Western world have no idea that what started this conflict didn't start on February 24th, 2022. It started with the Maidan coup, right? In 2014, where a democratically elected government was overthrown and the puppet regime that was put into power by the United States. Like, you have to appreciate that Putin, anybody in the global south like China, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, most of Latin American countries, most African countries, they know the history of what's going on in Ukraine. It's the Western citizens that don't know this, right? Because with the propagandize throughout the Yinyang, and you have to be active in your education of what was going on, and you have to be on top of it, right? Like, I was on top of it because in 2014 I wrote an article about what was going on in Ukraine, right? And I followed the progression, right? And there was a lot that took place, right? So, Putin realized early on that he was talking to an American journalist and the information he had to portray was, get across, was information that citizens of the western world had no idea about, right? They're totally clueless. Many people still don't realize Nazis is a thing in Ukraine, right? That's why Putin went into the story when Tucker Carlson went along and said, well, denazifying Ukraine, what does that mean to you?  It's long gone. Nazis didn't disappear after World War II. They didn't just go, we're not Nazis anymore. Let's put on, I don't know, green shirts and become greens, Samar, right? Putin's like, what are you talking about, Tucker, right? What are you talking about, Tucker? It's like talking to a child to a certain degree, right? No offense to Tucker Carlson, right? He knows his audience, who's going to be a majority of people that are going to be watching him. So, he's trying to ask questions that it's going to keep his audience engaged, right? Like, why? I'm pretty sure Tucker knew that the Nazi thing is a major issue in Ukraine. And Tucker already knew what took place in Canada, right? So, Tucker asks Putin, what, you know, Nazism was a long time ago, World War II and stuff, and Putin had to explain to him, no. The main ideology of Ukraine is Bandera, the Bandera, Bandarites and all the other clowns that they have, right? They're Nazis.  It's equivalent. Equivalent. I dropped the H word. Wow. In this case, it's very relevant because it was the same people, right? The Ukrainian Nazis were harsher than the German Nazis, actually. The German Nazis put some of the Ukrainian Nazis in jail because they were so fucking. They were genocidal, brutal maniacs, right? So, Putin had to point out that in Ukraine, the main ideology that they want their country, or the Western Ukraine, the Nazis in Ukraine, the people that NATO, the United States put in power, are full-on Nazis because they worship the Nazis from World War II. How much so to a level where the Canadian government, the full parliament brought a Nazi, and Putin mentions it, brought a Nazi to Ottawa, to Canada, the capital of Canada, took him into the parliament, right? Called over Zelinsky, right? To the parliament. So Trudeau, Prime Minister of Canada, all the opposition parties standing there, full government, with Zelinsky and his wife, and a Nazi that fought against an SS, someone that was the SS battalion in Ukraine, right? Was it in the bleachers section? Right beside the top generals in Canada, right beside the top generals in Canada, and the Canadian government gave this Nazi two standing ovations, right? Nazis didn't go away when World War II ended, right? Putin was explaining that. No, they are fighting Nazis, and the West right now is on the side of Nazis and arming Nazis. That's just one part of the interview, right? Now anybody who's followed this progression in Ukraine, we already knew this, we've talked about this from the get go, from the first mapping video that we did, this is number 12 that we're doing, and we talked about this way, way before that, to a level where 2014 I wrote about it, right? So Nazis have been in power for a long time in Ukraine, right? Thanks, to NATO. So when all this hoopla is asking what I thought about the Putin-Tucker Carlson interview is, it's a bloody education, right? It's an education for, it wasn't necessarily an education for Tucker Carlson, even though it was because Putin started off the history apart of it, it was amazing, right? Putin went back a thousand years, right? 800 years, started off this is Russia, right? Because if you guys recall when the war started, when we started doing this stuff, when the war started, we had some people, they're trolls troll farms, right? Bought farms, right? We're popping on many, many, many different streams, and there are certain agendas that they were pushing, right? There are certain agendas that they were pushing. One of the agendas that they were pushing, if you guys remember this people were popping out to our live stream we were talking about geopolitics and stuff like they're saying, Russia has no culture do you guys remember this? Oh the god, you remember this. Russia doesn't even have a culture that's what they kept on saying Russia doesn't even have a culture Putin started off with the interview going back 800 effing years and giving the culture of Russia, right? Just dropped a bomb on it Tucker Carlson was a little uncomfortable he came out at the beginning of this his video saying, oh you know it might seem like Putin's filibustering but we questioned them we interpreted them and we were upset about him giving the history of Russia and Putin became upset because we interrupted him and he took on he gave a little beginning part, right? So, Putin was giving a serious education to the western world citizens of the western world for those that could that comprehended what was going on. There's many people that won't there's many people that won't to level where to level where, right? If you look at the United States the western world was one of the main things was one of the main things that they're pushing, right? was one of the main agendas of this woke woke cult that exists in the western world, right? We need diversity we need diversity we must accept people from all religions in all cultures and what they've done the western governments western oligarchs they've opened the floodgates and they're flooding the western western countries with unvetted no eye while they do to a certain degree but no one true idea of how many people are coming into these countries they're economically annihilating western citizens, right? through the roof, housing crisis food crisis crime crisis violence of the yin-yang drug issues families and being annihilated everything on the whole agenda of we need diversity we must accept all religions to a certain degree except for the main religion that used to exist and does in the western world we must diversify all cultures because diversity is strength what did Russia what did Putin what was the main points that Putin conveyed in that interview you want a country that's diversified and strong with bare minimum violence that's working together right? Russia how strong is it? how strong is that diversity and their collaboration in all of Russia it's so strong that the United States NATO was arming Chechens fanatics they brought from Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia okay brought them to Chechnya and they created chaos in Russia and it reached the level where they took over it was it was an auditorium I can't remember if it was a play going on or music festival music concert going on there were lots of kids there where they murdered lots of innocent people right? Russia waged Russia were winning their militarily they had a brutal ephem war civil war if you want to think about it but Putin was able to and the Russian leadership was able to talk to the true Chechens in that province and say listen this is NATO installed in the regions just the way they did al-Qaeda and ISIS their origin is Saudi Arabia do you really want your people to be in war and fighting the agenda of NATO and they were able to have peace with the Chechen leadership to a level where the Chechen military right now is Russia's elite force that has been annihilating Nazis in Ukraine and unfortunately a lot of innocent Ukrainians not innocent in terms of civilians there has been a fair bit like that but a lot of Ukrainians had no desire to be in this war but the Nazis in Ukraine have been grabbing them off the street throwing them to the front lines through meat grinder so even was able to address the main agenda the main concern that the woke indoctrination has in the western world that they want diversity Putin even pointed out that the most diverse country in the world stable country in the world where crime rate is bare minimum where people are working together is Russia right is Russia basically the Putin-Tucker Carson interview Putin annihilated the western world annihilated annihilated it right just killed it knocked it off the park whatever you want to call it right annihilated it annihilated it right and Tucker Carlson you know I'm glad that the level of question interaction to a certain degree for Tucker Carlson was on the lower side intellectually than Putin is because the audience in the western world is a lower level intellectually because they have no idea what the history of this whole thing is really we've been talking about it for couple of years now and we still have people come along saying there was no civil war what are you talking about what are you talking about so it was a good interview it was a really good interview it was probably the most important interview in western history for the last well as far as I can remember that's why it's the most viewed interview in US history ever more than Michael Jackson or Oprah that's the level Michael Jackson is peak interviewed by Oprah Tucker Carlson with Putin got more views than that two days ago after five days of being online I doubted if it was broadcasting most United States corporate networks so yeah it was a damn important interview and if anybody in the western world is paying attention because the oligarchs are just garbage the western world are oligarchs they have their agenda set we already know what their agenda is but citizens of the western world those who don't have B.S. or Putin bad syndrome or Russophobia have a just the slightest bit of intellectual inquisitiveness even if they hate Russia and they hate Putin to say hey let's listen to this interview and see what this is all about and there's going to be a lot of people in the west that I know people there's no way they would have watched this or even had the opportunity to watch it but those that did if they watched it and if they really listened they would have had an aha moment they would have gone whoa what is going on that's my take on Tucker Carlson Putin interview there's a lot that I didn't cover there's a lot that I didn't cover apologies I didn't read the chat I there's a lot of chat popping up and I didn't I couldn't read it otherwise I wouldn't have been able to get that off I hope that answered your questions gang I'm sorry I'm all the way in the bottom of the chat if there's anything directed towards me please let me know pink QB Chico should North Korea be orange if it's sending artillery shells to Russia North Korea should be orange yeah agreed North Korea should be orange but so should South Korea then because South Korea has sent weapons to Ukraine as well so let's upgrade let's upgrade our map let's upgrade our map I'm glad Tucker went for sure indeed I'm not sure I think Putin's perspective is 100% accurate I think it's a good source to see his historical viewpoint laid out in one place he's doing important journalism work indeed indeed 100% kudos to Tucker Carlson Tucker said that Putin was not convincing at all oh maybe to the CNN viewer because you know I don't know like I've sort of got rid of my CNN viewers in my life I don't I think maybe Tucker Carlson will need to review oh no I want orange review his interview sit down and listen to it a few more times to really appreciate what was being said because I know Tucker Carlson knows about the Canadian government giving standing ovations to Nazis I know he does because he reported on it let's upgrade we need to upgrade we need more oranges one other thing we need to take down has the map gotten blue yet no it's about to actually one red is going to disappear Saudi Arabia is no longer war with Yemen okay with their statement saying that they will not begin negotiations with Israel again until there's a two state solution and go back to 1967 border and stuff like this they're back in Yemen so no longer war with Yemen, Saudi Arabia not red that's a given that's a given what do you think of the Patrick Bette David Patrick Bette David I don't know who Patrick Bette David is John who are we talking about you got a bad name so I might not be recalling who we're talking about right now so Saudi Arabia red gone Germany yellow civil war Holland yellow civil war my take on this all the supla I think it's funny that you rightly mocked people who said Russia has no culture but at the same time Putin denies that Ukraine is a culturally separate state from Russia which it definitely is here's the thing Putin didn't deny that Ukraine all of Ukraine is culture separate state Putin stated that Ukraine the map of Ukraine that was done it wasn't done based on a cultural ethnic a setting Putin came out and said Eastern Ukraine or the west depending on the current of the river going down right but according to this map Eastern Ukraine was ethnically Russian while Western Ukraine was ethnically fascistic to a certain degree right they allied themselves with Nazi Germany so we have to appreciate that the the distinction is that the boundary Crimea all the way up all of this was not one ethnically homogenous people right there are different factions in there Europe this whole area has started two world wars because they're very they try to be ethnically pure to a certain degree that's why they've started two world wars right they've had tremendous amount of fighting between them that's why the EU was formed to begin with to prevent another global war from taking off and guess what the fucking oligarchs are doing it again right they're starting a war war three why as far as I'm concerned after this world war three is done Western Europe has to be disarmed all of it right Western Europe should not have any military whatsoever because three times they have started world wars in the last hundred years fuck those oligarchs they've been responsible for tens of hundreds of millions of murders that's my take right UK disarmed, Germany disarmed France disarmed, Spain disarmed Holland disarmed all of them Italy all of it all of it all of it three times they've attacked Russia three effin times in the last hundred years alone unbelievable unbelievable Germany is a civil war I'm pretty sure most people would agree now I think Bob Iran which what's your take on the secret worldwide one eye religion that all major players on the world stage and behind the scenes belong to also known as the true free mainstream which is a fraternity within a fraternity and its cloak satanism do you think this has anything to do with the way geopolitics plays out wrong stream not a wrong stream but my take is that there are different factions play right now it's just not one group of satanist and freemasons freemasons have a lot to do with it but there are different factions of freemasons all over the place right there's the I forget all the names I forget all the names and if you go beyond this you could go into human beings really being if you want to say the aliens in this world right and being controlled with the different you can look into the cliff high stuff so I don't think it ends you know there's one branch you can go down with the freemasons right controlling different things and stuff like this but there are multiple multiple branches kicking off that and that goes beyond the freemasons even right so I don't agree that it's just ends with the freemasons freemasons or the end all a real similar emerald calm Pakistan take a look at what's going on in Pakistan well well well well well well civil war indeed civil war indeed could possibly go hot could possibly go hot G.B. damn cliff high that's a name I don't listen I don't listen in a while yeah listen to cliff high it's pretty good if you want to go down a rabbit hole cliff high is phenomenal I agree with everything he says but on an economic front he's bang on on a historical front he's pretty good right on the religious front a cult front he's pretty educated and takes you down a rabbit hole that I personally would never go down but I find it intriguing right Holland Holland civil war where else is a civil war elder god those of you in the UK UK civil war do we agree civil war Holland civil war and Belgium of course right we'll just put one thing on there all the soup loud that R.K.U. and Vichy friends were quite similar I don't know R.K.U. what was that name did I miss it Patrick Bette David is a half Armenian political commentator podcast host oh I don't know him John Patrick Bette David link it up on our gilded server maybe I do we're not talking about Patrick Lancaster are we in UK no I don't know him John I haven't listened to him Finland also had an election Finland has had an election but I don't consider Finland to be a civil war yet I think he'll get there elder god a goat was raped tortured to death by five men when it was posted on social media people want to discuss making goats less provocative but give them close damn so elder god you're the expert in UK UK in civil war yeah chicho you're like P.B.D. Paul P.B.D P.B.D I don't know P.B.D what who is this P.B.D P.B.D oh man that's a tongue twister P.B.D. no it's not that bad I guess you ain't messing much chicho Patrick Bette David does think he is smarter than he is yes with the invaders civil war I think so too it's supporting war as well in war supporting war we're gonna send our army to Ukraine and it's in a civil war UK is in a civil war we held off on putting on a civil war for a while but I think it's pretty much a given civil war I would say Ireland is in a civil war as well what say you Irish are you in a civil war all the supla why is the UK in civil war that the Netherlands simply failed to form coalition wrote stays in power that's a pretty fast and loose no it's not look at what they're doing the farmers the farmers and the truckers what they're doing there's thousands upon thousands of farmers and truckers right now in Germany in Holland in Belgium they're throwing manure in Brussels all over the place so it might not be a shooting civil war my definition of civil war is loose to a certain degree because I'm not interested in being corporate media telling you that something is happening that you cannot deny that it is happening we want to know what's coming and where we are where it's brewing once it's done it's done it's obvious what it is so we want to be proactive we want to be in the United States civil war there's no doubt that the United States is a civil war now like are we okay with this calling the United States civil war that's why Alex Smith what's your criteria to determine for countries yeah that's why Alex using your definition of civil war 90% of history civil war no I wouldn't say 90% of history no oh I had yellow here Europe wasn't Holland when was the last time the truckers and the farmers tens of thousands went on to the streets when was the last time the Dutch government turned to the farmers and said you have to give up 30% of your land when was the last time that inflation went through the roof like this I don't think not that I know of anyway this is a double this is a double one it's got two sides to it we don't want two sides we want one side like Canada is there's serious dissent going on people are waiting for next elections to see what happens if the next election is the ruling party that gets in which is going to be the conservatives if they don't start doing what some of the things that they promised and pull back on the world economic form agenda Canada is going to start getting into a civil war high inflation equals no Alex not high inflation equals civil war I didn't say oh just because high inflation is civil war no right now there are major highways blocked off in Germany and Holland like there's tens of thousands of farmers and truckers blocking roads that's a civil war Alex you could laugh if you want we called Ukraine a civil war people were laughing what are you laughing at it's a fucking civil war that went hot there are 500,000 Ukrainians dead that's if you guys live there you don't think it's a civil war let us know Alex there's some conflicts but that happens all the time in other news no Alex 49ers to internet didn't Northern Ireland move to be more pro-Irish there's something going on in Ireland like people in Ireland the citizens are pretty pissed I think that last Dutch farmer protest was in the early 90s it wasn't on this level not that I know of not that I can recall and there wasn't their leadership wasn't completely disconnected from their the citizens I watched a little presentation by a Dutch farmer on stage he was questioning some politician and the Dutch farmer it was incredible I should have linked it up I stopped saving stuff I'm just linking a number on a gilded server that's where I linked stuff up the Dutch farmer came on and turned to the politician said listen you guys are attacking us this is our way of trying to make you understand that we are extremely upset and this is going to kick into the next phase if you do not stop your attack on us so the Dutch farmer turned the politician saying this is a fucking civil war we're giving you warning if you don't pull back on your world economic form agenda trying to prevent us from growing food attacking us, increasing taxes increasing fuel, taking away our land, not renewing licenses you're attacking us this is your last warning that's what the Dutch farmer on stage talking to a politician was saying this is your last fucking warning okay take that as you will I call that a civil war okay you're not open minded to being wrong you're heavily biased to push your agenda would you be happy to admit if your entire paradigm is completely wrong and flawed it's filled with confirm by well so far our interpretation of what's going on globally has been pretty bang on right has been pretty bang on we call these wars expanding growing unrest, protest inflation, collapse all the stuff going on and you're telling us we're not being open minded enough and our paradigm might be wrong um are you on reddit ASMR are you bang on because it's literally confirmation no it's not what are you talking about at the beginning when Ukraine war started people are Ukraine this Ukraine that people flying Ukraine flag Russia is going to get in that we came on and said man Russia is going to Russia check this out the attack on Russia was multiple currency war, sanctions hot war military war people dying on the front lines propaganda war right propaganda war Russia has won on all fronts two years ago half the people here not half but a fair percentage of people here that were coming to our live streams in the comments on censor tube where you are wow censor tube talk about confirmation bias Ukraine is going to win Russia doesn't do anything Russia's not going to do anything they're running out of military they're running out of men people are escaping Russia everyone's running away Ukraine's going to annihilate Russia Russia's nothing we're saying what are you talking about man this war ended as soon as it began and it was going to end with Russia winning you're crazy you're putting propaganda that's on censor tube that's where you are right Spain is doing very well at the moment is it cool my god says it's a stranger and the Dutch claim to be such a superior eglaterian society bullshit I didn't notice before the farm protests and stuff like this but Haaland produces a ton of food for Europe I had no idea the farming industry in Haaland was so huge so huge where it is it was insane to me when I came across it how much food Haaland was producing for Europe I mean that's maybe one of the reasons we're seeing video come out of France where grocery stores some of the shelves are completely empty right shallow heart what do you think happened next after Ukraine we're seeing it Middle East Ukraine has already been thrown to the walls right Western world will be lucky if Ukraine doesn't go the way of Chechnya Chechnya I think Ukraine is going to go the way of Chechnya where there's going to be a branch of the Ukrainian military that is going to be elite fighters fighting on the side of Russia I think that's one of the reasons the Nazis in Ukraine they shot down the plane that was flying the Ukrainian POWs right they didn't want those soldiers Ukrainian soldiers to come back to Ukraine because they would have fought against this regime in Ukraine that's my take that's my take and someone Thomas on our guild of server pointed out this I told you I totally missed this that Ukrainian actually bombed Ukrainian POW site in Russia where Russia was holding the POWs prisoners of war, Ukrainian prisoners of war and the Ukrainian military bombed that prison and killed their own people that's like Israelis killing Israelis right I want to do more research and confirm my data on this it has been a while but the protests in the 1990s was between the farmers and the government due to changes in agriculture policies that were more pro-euro and would hurt the cereal and dairy industry this led to farmers blocking roads protesting in Brussels and throughout Holland if I remember correctly the government stopped and showed that the changes they made only hurt some farmers but helped the rest I'm assuming with wheat prices when the euro was transitioning in the 90s with the open market and stuff like this for sure there were certain amount of protests going on but those protests weren't geared specifically towards the internal policies to a certain degree about what was happening they were geared towards this European Union forming and the open borders and the free trade what do you call it, the subsidies and stuff like this the protests that are happening now are different because the European Union was already formed the free trade, the subsidies what they're doing now this is the next phase of their agenda they're attacking their own industries they're attacking their own industries and without cause, without reason one of the things I watch was the Dutch farmers turning to the government and saying, hey, show us the data that you're doing this for a good reason why are you attacking us why are you introducing these CO2 caps wanna take away our farmland reducing the subsidies for fertilizer and stuff like this for methane and stuff like this show us the data and we can talk about it and convince us that what you're doing is for the best interests of everyone and the government has refused to do this the government in Holland and Germany, and most of the European countries are saying, no we must do this no data presented it's just rhetoric it's just BS so it's a different it's something different going on because most people know that the orders are coming from Davos, from the World Economic Forum from the woke agenda from deindustrializing Germany holy shite holy cow it's incredible pluroti pluritorino I only know this as I did a dissertation on it, a university Ukraine is the mate you sent to fight the strongest boy in an attempt to steal steal his playground territory for Ukrainians shallow heart do you think Russia invades?  Julian Assange do you know who Julian Assange is? look into Julian Assange incredibly important the most important journalist in contemporary history the torturing the repertoire for the United Nations came and said he was being tortured it was equivalent to torture mental torture mental torture when he was locked up in the Ecuadorian embassy and not allowed to see son or leave right Julian Assange? Julian Assange right there and here on twitch oh freassange what am i doing there oh thanks i was a god you beat me to it and you can go to wiki leaks defend wiki leaks or check out our playlist on censor tube incredibly important incredibly important what's it coming? saw it coming saw it coming nice nice how we do it for time it's 230 230 we're an hour and a half in dang i got a couple of comic book calls is there any more updates for this? we took down Saudi Arabia war, we added civil war here okay Iraq United States just assassinated an Iraqi military officers high end military officers so is Iraq war yet? let's keep it supporting war for now maybe let's keep it at that pink cubie the Ukrainian prime minister hank chorak was at the neo-nazi rock concert in 2019 there's a picture of him doing a speech in front of swastika yeah there's a few pictures that is crazy you show to people oh that's doctored that didn't really happen that's the internet like just because it blows your mind doesn't mean it's the internet jibi and tartar go looking kind of cold will we see the day a mushroom clap pops over there good question good question i don't know what's really going on there Huckleberry do you think the US troops will really leave iraq without making a stink rumors negotiations for withdrawal are in the works yeah i heard that and other people have pointed this out as well the united states most americans most of the western world doesn't know that the united states is occupying syrian land like stealing syrian oil like most people don't know that you mentioned that right but united states has military bases in jordan in syria and in iraq and there's rumors coming out as Huckleberry is pointing out that united states you know they got bombed was it syria was jordan and three u.s soldiers got killed right here's the kicker right people have pointed out that because of these negotiations rumors that the united states might be pulling out of here it might be a very dangerous sign because what it means is they're getting the whole thing with the three u.s soldiers being killed by the attack and a couple of dozen being injured by the attack drone attack or whatever it was in syria or jordan wherever it was right they tried to play that to start the war with Iran but it didn't work out too well so people are saying that if united states is going to pull out their militaries their soldiers out of iraq and syria what it means is that they're about to attack iran so what they're trying to do is get their soldiers out of the way right so it's extremely dangerous huckleberry extremely dangerous they should not be there they should be pulled out but considering where we are right now how things are playing out extremely dangerous time why are they pulling it out for example they what is it, tucked tail and ran out of afghanistan right why did they run out of afghanistan so fast when the biden administration came in well most people were saying because they're going to kick up the wars in other places which they did now if they tucked tail and run out of iraq and syria why are they doing that and where is the next war going to be is it just going to be an expansion into attacking iraq, oh sorry iran and what's going on in pakistan with imran qan and stuff like this and we'll see what happens we'll see what happens extremely dangerous period extremely dangerous period one of the last one makes me masters, oh my god I still get to click on those videos oh my god rank how are you doing the EU mission yuna is on its way to secure the trade routes from the houthis my country, germany is sending this frigate the hessent to the red sea many people are not happy about that yeah I wouldn't be happy about this I'm not happy about canadian with the government let alone germany peter stradon censor tube us yanks are just like the un never leave a place we've occupied, well I left afghanistan we'll see we'll see this is extremely dangerous to our democracy it's extremely dangerous right funny thing the vote in the bunda style on the participation of armed german forces in the EU mission will not take place until february 23 2024 and the federal government's proposal for this vote will not be submitted until february 21 but the ship is already on its way funny that, funny that germany is fucking such trouble such trouble kwanamny, nice map, thanks water is good last question i was here when the russian-ukrainian war started and asked what finland should do at this point and you said do not join NATO and that was not and that has now happened how does this change things? it economically is very bad for finland very bad for finland and if the shit starts hitting the fat finland might become another tool cannon fodder just the way ukraine was i don't think fins are foolish enough to allow themselves to be treated like ukrainians but you never know you never know look at your prime minister, cokehead party chick unfortunate so economic downturn for sure standard of living going down for sure, crime most likely kicking up probably but do not do not allow yourself to be used as a platform to do anything against russia do not do not that includes having airfields where drones or planes might land and take off from finland because you will become legitimate targets if a war does break out for anything that goes against the narrative wouldn't plunk my main hope is that the central bank digital currencies and digital ids will be chucked off a cliff asap i know some things have started here and there but i just hope it can be completely stopped no more central banks and whatnot agreed with you 100% and one of the things that happened was the nigerian one of the leaders, CEOs of one of the main banks in nigeria that when they tried to roll out the cbd it didn't work out for him he just died in a plane crash in nevada where are we? in nevada or a helicopter crash in nevada i guess he didn't work hard enough to roll out the central bank digital currencies in nigeria and he had to be taken out maybe, maybe, maybe right ryan chicho if trump gets elected do you think he will go after the same people that are currently witch hunting him? how does usa foreign policy look like under a second term trump presidency? russia ukraine will be over unfortunately middle east will blow sky high with trump as well possible trump assassination possible exodus of some of the dnc pedophiles from the united states which will be a good thing for the united states but i don't think trump will go after them i don't think trump has enough people to go after them and i think they're really embedded within the united states we'll see, we'll see dangerous, very dangerous plurotorino do you think if cbd will catch on if it is not used in institution institution why not? i know many banks are not switching that do work on the institution so i'm not gonna use it unless cash is completely eliminated, i have no choice right but even if it's rolled out it won't last long i don't think so i don't think so yeah chahia i had pumpkin pumpkin seeds, i cooked up yesterday super delicious used a fair bit of squash in my pasta squash and pasta is amazing by the way, yeah i cook up the pumpkin seeds see this super good super yummy it's like natural chips really good yeah thank you very much for the tier 1 sub, cash is king that says cash is king gang let's do comic book haul you guys ready for comic book haul? should we do comic book haul? let's do comic book haul we're in the last 15-20 minutes of our mapping stream part 12 we did all some updates so we'll leave it there we're gonna visit this again hopefully not sooner if we're visiting this soon things are shifting much much faster which i hope doesn't happen unless it's going blue then it'll be great but let's do a comic book haul let's do two comic book hauls actually i'm gonna do the smaller one first smaller one first right? this one, let me crack it open make sure this is the smaller one and i'll tell you the prices and stuff on this nice packaging i actually don't like this stuff i'd rather have paper because it's easier to deal with it's a spillage hold on a second it's packed so tightly let me go grab a plastic bag so i can put it in there otherwise it's all gonna go down on the ground let's see i'll be right back in one second here's a bag to put the stuff in let me do this okay come on do you want to guess what it is? do you want to guess what it is? do you want to guess what it is? do you want to guess what it is? check this out, check this out, hold on let me put this here let me put this down check this out do you want to guess what this is? do you want to guess what this is? free marshmallow free marshmallow, check this out check this out sealed sealed Famous comic book creators, deck of cards, right? Sealed, set. Now the guy had $80 price on this. He listed it on eBay for, hold on, let me bring it up.   We bought this last time, right? So he listed it for, let me see. He had listed it for $80, okay. And I offered them $60. And there was $20 shipping. That total came out to $90 basically, right? So $60 for the thing, $20 shipping and $10 in taxes. So it's like 16% tax, right? So this is comic book creators. Sealed, deck of cards, okay. Back here is a little bit, that's okay, right? Here's a box behind it, right? We bought the full set, right? We're not gonna crack this open. I'm gonna keep it sealed. Batman creator has to be in there, has the Bob Kane ass should be in there. He better be in here, right? We could check, check this out. So this is one of the haul, right? So $90 for this, including shipping and everything.  But it's 16% tax in Canada because I bought from a Canadian seller, right? Let's see. These are the full deck of cards that we bought, right? 110 cards plus the 10 blue ones, right? Huckleberry, who is your favorite comic book creator of all time? Okay, well it's gotta be Jack Kirby, right? It's gotta be Jack Kirby. But I love Wally Wood, love Wally Wood. Love the old EC people. Bob Kane, is it gonna be? Oh, I can't tell, this is gonna be, and it's on the other side too, to be able to go up, but it's gotta be in there. Oh, it's by, yeah, Eclipse Comics as well. It's Eclipse Comics as well. So we bought the full deck, 110 cards in the previous stream, right? And I put it in this, I need a thicker one. I couldn't fit it in the wall in one, right? And I really wanted to get a sealed box, I did. It was available, and I made the guy an offer and I grabbed it, okay? So not bad, $90, cool. Here's our next, next haul is a little bit bigger than the previous one, okay? So let's crack this open. Let's crack this open. I'll show you what this got, yes. I like this better, bubbles, like this. So easier. Check this out, check this out, check this out. Ready, ready, ready, ready. Another sealed box and a box that's not sealed with the packs. So check this out. And I bought this one. I'll tell you what the price for this one was. I can't, I can't, this one came out total, okay. It was, the guy had listed it for 100, okay. So he had listed a sealed box for $100, okay. And I talked to him and stuff and I found out that the guy, I asked him if he had another set, he said he didn't. So I offered him 60, the same price I paid for that one, for the sealed set, but he said he had an open set as well, right, that was only missing three packs. So I offered him $100 for the sealed box, the sealed box, the sealed box and the open box, okay. And not full, 29 packs, it's got 29 packs in here. He says it's only missing three packs, right. And then it was $20 shipping plus $15 in taxes. And the total came out to $135 for both of these, right. So fantastic, very happy to have this, right. So here's the sealed box again, right. Here's the sealed pack again. I've lost your mind. Here's the sealed pack again, right. And it's the same thing, so perfect. So another sealed pack, right. This is comic book creators, right. I need to get a sealed pack of these, right. I need to get it. Bob Kane is number 37, awesome, awesome, awesome, right. And as soon as he said he didn't have, he had another one, which wasn't sealed, right. Oh God, he's got like tape on this. Oh no, look at this.  He's got like packing tape on this, so we tear off. So not full box, 29 packs, 29 packs. So let's open these. I'm gonna crack this open. Oh my God, look at this, it's got packing tape all over this thing. Oh, this thing's trashed the box. And why did I want this? Why did I, why did I, why did we need the unopened packs? Why? Well, because they're unopened packs, super cool, right. Super cool. But what can we do with these? Oh my God, what can we do with these? Cheryl, how are you doing? Hi Cheecho, hi all, sneaking in under the wire is good. What can we do with these? What can we do with these? What can we do with these? Nice, nice, look at these, look at these. Look at these, 29 packs. Awesome, awesome, awesome, awesome. What can we do with these gang? Auction, oh my God, you got it, baby. As soon as I saw this, the guy said, the guy said he has unopened, it has one that's open, it's only missing three packs and would not want it. And I gave him $40, I offered him $40 for these ones. So gang, in next year's auction, we will definitely be auctioning off sealed packs of comic book creators. As I mentioned, if I find something that I'm buying for myself and I can find a good deal where I can buy in bulk, should we open one? We'll open one right now. If I can buy them in bulk, I'll acquire them for you guys as well so we can have it as auction. Should we open one? Should we open one? Should we open one? Should we open one? Should we open one? I'm Bob Gang. Oh, geez, sorry. I stepped on one of the bubbles. I hope that didn't freak you guys out. Can you tell I'm enjoying this? Like a kid in a candy store, like a kid in a candy store. Open, open, open one. My ears, sorry, I'll be gone. Okay gang, we're gonna open one. Official, let's take a look at the pack. Let's take a look at the pack. Official first series. 12 full color picture trading cards. Famous comic book creators. Photos, birthdays, stats, credits, yes, yes. Is there, yeah, yeah, there's Todd McFarlane on them too. You can see on the, this is Todd McFarlane. He's Canadian, this is Todd McFarlane right there. He's got his shirt off playing baseball. He's hilarious. Big guy man, big guy. Crag it open, let's check it out. Let's read this as well. We better read this as well, right? Official, famous comic book creators, cards, three ring binder and collector sheets. And yeah, I gotta get the binder. I don't have the binder. A costume, imprinted vinyl three ring binder with 13 clear, nine socket plastic sheets. Enough to hold the entire 110 cards. Scent, $9.95 plus $2 shipping hand-in to Eclipse Comics, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. What does this say? Let's open this. Let's open this. Windpunk, years ago I bought a board game from 1960s that was in mint condition. I never expect to find it ever. So I have to have it, pretty crazy. It looks like new even after a nice, nice. What does this say? For a catalog of worn 1,000 collectible comics, graphic novels and trading cards, first sale, send your name and address and two first class stand-ups, two Eclipse Comics, famous comic book creators. And by the way, since you guys start talking about Todd McFarland, Eclipse Comics went bankrupt and Todd McFarland bought them out. So Todd McFarland bought out Eclipse Comics in I think 1995 or 1996, right? So they went bankrupt during the whole comic book publishing crisis that happened in 1990s. They went bankrupt and Todd McFarland bought their warehouse, the inventory, and whatever rights they had. These were Eclipse Comics were creator-owned publications, but I'm pretty sure they probably had some rights to certain things, right? And this doesn't include the 1993 set, right? So let's crack this open. Let's crack this open. I'll crack it open. Old school way. No, let's cut it. Let's cut it. Let's cut it. Let's see what we got. Let's see what we got in this. Nice. Got to know Todd's work through my uncle that was a sponsor, a sponsor. Nice, nice. What have we got? What have we got? Let's check it out. Let's see this. Mark. Mark. Avalmir, writer, artist, letterer, editor. The chan clan. Artist to Jack Burby, influenced Kirby. Oh wow, when was his birthday? 1952. Born in 1952 Santa Monica, California. Very cool. Bill Finger, look at this. Bill Finger. Woo. Bill Finger. Okay. Very cool, very cool. Very cool, very cool. Born 1914, very cool. Writer, Dave Wenzel. Dave Wenzel. Woo, look at Dave Wenzel. These are nice and white. Preserved very well. Born 1950. Norm Brifogel. Norm Brifogel. Brifogel. Look at Erica. Born 1960. Reed Waller. Reed Waller. Cool, cool, cool. Nope. What was that? 1949. Oh, is this Omaha Cat dancer? Mike Barron. Mike Barron. Kitty Cass just woke up. Nexus, nice. Nice. Born 1949. Think that's Nexus. Jim Engel. I like this guy. Hilarious. Jim Engel. William Finger, Batman guy, yeah? Nice. This guy. That's a dark wing duck, I think. 1956. You have to look at these. Frank Springer? Frank Springer?  The comic book industry is just... Namor. Look at that. Born 1929. Let me get a free Assange. Free Assange, Nick, let's do it. Don McDonnell will do it after this. Don McDonnell. Don McGregor. Who's that? 1949, 45, born. Mark Schultz. Mark Schultz. Gang, do not forget, do not forget. Free Assange, Free Assange, Free Assange. Julian Assange, publisher and journalist. That has been crucified for trying to bring transparency and accountability of capitalist power to humanity. Something that we desperately, desperately need in our societies. For more information, see wikilees.org, wikilees.defend.wikilees.org, or countless resources available online. Milton Kenneth, original art. He's got there, look at that. What is he drawing, can you tell? What to say, what to say? Born 1907, look at that. And then it's got a checklist. All right, there's a checklist. So you said Bob Kane was which one? 47 was, what do you mean messy or lobes, lobes? Neil Gaiman's 32? I wonder if the checklist comes with all of them. 37 was Bob Kane. Let's see, 37, 37, I wonder where, yeah, there's Bob Kane number 37, I wonder where Bill Finger is. Mar Wolfman, 33, very cool. Yeah, James O'Barr, GB, I don't know, I don't think James O'Barr would be on this right now. Don't know his relation to the comics industry. James O'Barr is well-known, he became really famous with The Crow, and The Crow didn't come out until, what was the date of The Crow? We did the reading on it, 1989, 1988 or something like this? Late 1980s, and this came out in 1992. So I don't know if James O'Barr would be on here. And then I wonder if the checklist comes with all of them. Because there's supposed to be, I believe 10 or 12 cards in each. There's supposed to be 10 or 12, I don't know. I don't know. I mean, hold on, that should say it on here. I think I looked at this before. 12 cards per pack. It's supposed to be 12 cards per pack. So let's see, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11, 12. So the checklist is not in every card. So we're lucky we got the checklist as well. That way we can look at it. 1989, yeah, yeah, the movie 1994, yeah, Larkberg, thank you. So I don't think James O'Barr would be on this because he wasn't as important back then. He wasn't as important. And tell the truth, he's not as important as he came up with a monumental character. Monumental character. So did Dave Sim with Cerebus. But Dave Sim had a much more larger influence on the comic book industry than James O'Barr. And I don't know if Dave Sim is on here. Dave Sim, we should be on here. Dave Sim was huge. Pack, one, 109 plus checklist, nice. One to 109 plus checklist, cool. So the checklist includes one of the cards that you can get. Good night from Holland, good night, Flint, Bunker, The Crow film was fantastic, The Crow film was fantastic and rest in peace, Brandon Lee, right? Rest in peace, rest in peace. Pack two, 111 to 146, I gotta get it, pack two. I don't have pack two, I don't have pack two. Blue Ninja, have you heard of Young Rippa and his Rapaverse comic books? No, I don't know, Young Rippa and his Rippaverse comics, no, no. I don't blue, blueberry Ninja on Rumble. Alan Moore should be on here because Alan Moore by, this is 1992, by that time he was Swamp Thing, Watchman, League of Extraordinary Gentlemen thing. And Alan Moore had a huge influence on the comic book industry by then. So Alan Moore should be on here. Banana Ciccio, when is the next cooking stream? Good question, I'll see, I'll see. V, yeah, thank you very much, Earl. V for Vendetta, 2000, 2000 AD in the British publication. He had multiple stuff. He influenced the British wave of comics, came onto the scene with, what do you call it? With vertical comics in 1991, 1992. So there was a huge wave of British writers and artists that came on and Alan Moore was in the forefront of that, right? So Alan Moore should be on here, but actually multiple eyes is better than just one eye. Do you guys see Alan Moore? Sam Keith is on there. If Sam Keith is on there, Alan Moore's gotta be on there. I don't see Alan Moore. Do you guys see Alan Moore? Yeah, yeah, Todd McFarlane is on there. It's number 57 up here, right? He's on the cover as well, on the box, right? Mark Silvestry is on there. I don't see Alan Moore there. If you guys see it, let me know. Let's see if he's on there. Constantine, yeah, Forswamp thing, oh wow. Where is Alan Moore? Maybe he's in the other set from 111 to 146. I don't see Alan Moore, gang. I don't even see Jack Kirby. Jack Kirby might be in the 111 to 146, but maybe they did this because they needed approval. Right? They had to get approval from the artist. Okay, never mind, I see McFarlane. Yeah, Jim Shooters on there. I don't see Alan Moore, and I don't see Jack Kirby. Yeah, Jack Kirby should be on here. I'm pretty sure he's on the first set. I don't see it. I don't see Jim Lee. Oh yeah, I don't see Jim Lee either. Neither on the other pack. Huh, I know Jack Kirby's on here, or Jack Kirby is in one of the sets. And again, I'm guessing they have to have approval from the artist to put their pictures on there. So maybe they weren't able to get the approval because Alan Moore was going through a phase where there was issues, there was issues there. I'm gonna put this with the checklist on top, into this, so that way I know below this is the full set. I'll put the card, this in there too. Save the packaging. There we go. So gang, awesome. We got packs that we can open. Now we got 28 packs. Now we got 28 packs. Borr107X, salutations. Welcome to our live stream. Welcome to our live stream. Blueberry Ninja, he's a content creator who started his own comic line with Chuck Dixon. Oh really? They've made millions of dollars making non-political comics. Seriously, I gotta look into him. Young Rippa. I don't know, it doesn't ring a bell at all. Do you know Turkey? Yeah, yeah, I know Turkey. My father speaks Turkish. Yeah, yeah. But gang, let's call the stream. Let's call the stream. Thank you very much for being here, gang. Although a last count of how many people we got. We got seven people left on Rumble. We got 37 left on Twitch and we got 16 people left on Sensor2. Gang, thank you very much for being here. Oh, thanks all to God for being here. I hope you enjoy the stream. There's a lot going on, so we'll visit this again. I remember in two days, we're doing reading of the Iran Contra trading cards. We're gonna continue our reading. We're gonna read cards number 13 to 24. Okay, round number two and we'll see where that goes. Regarding Turkey Bar, we'll have to talk about that later. We've talked a fair bit about it. Erdogan is a clown, Erdogan is a clown. So that's all I can say for now. And Turkey's in trouble if Erdogan remains in power. All right, thank you Chuchu for the stream. Very informative, take care everyone.  And GB, awesome stream as always. Thanks Joe, my pleasure gang, my pleasure. And gang, if you want to know what this work is about, we're on Patreon, Substack, Subscribestar. We have a Gilded server. We're live streaming on Sensor2, on Rumble and on Twitch. So hopefully live streaming on Butchoo and Odyssey soon. We do have audios on SoundCloud as podcasts. We're on Twitter, we're on Mines, we're on Gab, we're on VK, we're on Substack Nose, we're on True Social and we're on Gator. And gang, salut salut to the mods for being here. Salut to everyone for being here for the live stream. I hope you have a fantastic rest of your Sunday and we'll see you on Tuesday if you can make it. Bye everyone.


Hey, welcome everybody. Today, Heroku is closing down their free dinos, postgres and data for Redis. This means that you will no longer be able to host your Node.js projects for free. A lot of people like me create projects for fun and to keep them running can get fairly expensive. A narrow down the Node.js hosting platforms are found to be the simplest to use and don't require credit card details. Both have similar performance on their free tier, but you do need to know that free tiers usually have some sort of limitations like API request, storage and so on. Saying this, they're perfectly fine for small projects. Today, we will look into Cyclic and render. Let me show you how easy it is to publish an app on both platforms. For this example, I'm going to be using a Node tutorial project that we did two years ago, which I re-uploaded recently. And all you need to note is that I have my app.js file here, which is the main file of the project. And if I go to packages on the main, I have the app.js file set and under script, this is the important bit is where I have the start script set to Node app.js, which means that we're going to be running this file here as our main file. And if I was to click on the app.js file super quickly, you will see that the code is a little bit out of date, but it will work just fine. And one thing that you need to notice is that I've set the app.listen to the process.emv.port, which is the environment port number that each hosting platform is using. And I've set the port to 5,000 as default. That's pretty much all you need to know. Now let's jump into Cyclic and get started. The first thing that you need to do is sign up. Now the only way to sign up in Cyclic is to use your GitHub account. So all you need to do is click continue with GitHub and sign up. I've already done that. So I'm going to click sign in instead and then continue with GitHub. Okay, your dashboard should look very similar to mine. I already have two projects in here that I've tested a few months ago, but I'm going to be creating a brand new one. So here on the create new app, click on the deploy button. And then as you can see, they have a few starter templates that you can use such as the tiny API, the express API, a database API, you have full stack frontends and so on. So what I'm going to do is link my own, click on this. And I need to search for the repository that I created earlier. So I'm going to search for news. And this is the one that I'm going to be using, Node.js news clone deploy. We need to connect Cyclic to the project. So click connect. And this is going to start building the project. Okay. And this literally took nine seconds to deploy. And we already have a URL that we can see the website on. So if I click on the URL, so as you can see, it's all working. And if I was to click on one of the tutorials here from a blog, you'll see that we're getting the data and so on. So that's pretty much how you publish a project on Cyclic. The other things that you might want to look into is if you go to the dashboard, you can click on this config icon and further modify your project. If you wish to, you can set your environment variables in here. You can connect to data storage, cron jobs and so much more. Now let's have a look at render. All you need to do is click on get started and create account. You can either choose GitHub, GitLab, Google, or you can use your email. I've already created an account using GitHub. So I'm going to sign in with GitHub super quickly. I'm going to click on sign in GitHub. And then as you can see, I'm in. In here, we have a couple of options. As you can see, you have static sites, web services, private services, background workers, and so on. The one that we need is the web services. Click on new web service. And then inside here is where we can do exactly the same thing that we did with Cyclic. We can connect our project. So I'm going to search for news. And this is the project that I need. So I'm going to click connect. We need to give it a name, news website. You can choose a region from here. So I'm going to choose the EU region, which is closer to me. The branch is the main branch and everything else is looking good. As you can see, the start command here needs to be notepad.js, which I've already configured on the actual project that I showed you earlier. We have the free tier here, which gives you 512 RAM shared and so on. If you scroll down a little bit more, all we need to do is create web service and wait a few seconds. Okay, this should take a couple of seconds to deploy. Okay, now we have built successful deploying starting service with noteup.js and listening on port 5000. So now I can click on the URL here. And as you can see, the website is working, just like with Cyclic. And now I can click on one of the articles and we get the data and so on. And if we jump back to the render website, you will see that we have similar options here. We have events, logs, disk environment, jobs sharing and so much more. And that's pretty much it. Play with both platforms, see which one you like more. And that's pretty much it. Thank you very much for watching. I hope that you found this useful. Consider subscribing and I'll see you in the next one.


Thanks, everyone. Welcome to the Jenkins infrastructure meeting. It's the 25th of August Let's take a look at the agenda so propose a topic to talk schedules briefly Then Tim talked to mirrors upgrade Update center improvement. I'll give a brief status report on JIRA upgrade We have a sort of a hot topic on docker terms of service that needs further discussion Status report on Oracle cloud Release status reports, and I think that was it any other topics you want to add if there's time perhaps The docker images and they use off version specific update sites Good Daniel. I miss that you're here. Okay docker Docker so where how about we put that before oracle cloud and after docker terms of services So docker image use Versions specific update sites Yes If you access updates of Jenkins.io, you get The plugins that are compatible with your versions of Jenkins and the mechanisms the docker images currently are using Is one I would like to retire And it basically just needs a pull request merged as far as I can tell Okay, got it. All right So topic is added. We'll let you let you talk to it. That's great. Thank you Any other topics we need to add to the agenda? Okay, then let's talk mirrors upgrade Tim and Daniel Yeah so basically we spot The mirroring service from mirror brain to mirror birds So then so the main reason that Olivia hadn't done this previously was He wasn't able to keep the Plug-in releases and sync because if you try and sync the whole folder it takes About 20 to 30 minutes But so Daniel built some functionality into updates into which emits only plugins that have been up released in the last three hours So we're able to do a delta sync which is Normally between one and ten plugins and it takes something like 10 seconds Rather than 20 to 30 minutes And so with that we were able to change it over There's been a few hiccups and So we have issues with There was a HTTP HTTPS issue which Daniel fixed in the HT access files, I think Well, the biggest issue initially was that nothing was getting married Everything was going directly through to storage. So you see some the bandwidth just went through the roof on Friday And we eventually tracked that down to there was a rejects on what should get mirrored and HPI wasn't in there And that was in the chart and fixed that eventually And after we did that then we noticed that mirroring was slow for the initial release and The archives download site is performance is just so bad So that archives was a fullback which had everything mirrored on it But it's just performance on it's absolutely rubbish So we've And it was kind of okay because it was only used for old releases so basically archives users are fullback when something's not marriage and I think we mirror something like the last year of releases So there are some so some older Jenkins versions aren't married and I guess the conclusion was people who are updating often can deal with slow speeds the problem became though that's When plugins are initially released Mirrored mirrored bits takes a while to kick in and so they were getting really poor speeds. So I've ended up at least for the short term putting in a Change in the fullback service to be as your which has impacts on our bandwidth But it's only for well for plugins It's only for the first just over an hour that takes it takes between an hour to an hour and a half for Mirrored bits to notice that it's on the mirrors I'm just gonna try and look at improving that if I can But it also does mean that we are serving traffic for the old Jenkins versions as well I think that's where most of the bandwidth is going at the moment It's it's not huge. So I think we just have to monitor it. So we've made a couple of fixes We noticed that Latest plug-in. So there's a URL Something like slash download slash plugins slash plug-in slash latest Which was getting redirected to get dot jings.io directly and the sim link updates not getting updated And so Daniel fixed that and the update send it to redirect to a specific version instead and Was and then we noticed the next day that there's the same issue for wars And so Daniel fixed that as well. Thanks for your help and updating to hear Daniel and So that should stop all of that traffic So we're keeping an eye on some I think yesterday afternoon ish Was the last fixed week. Well, you say evening European time. I think was the last fix that went on And I was having a look at the logs this morning And there are only two plugins showing up in the logs and they were both plugins who are released within the last hour And the rest of it was all Jenkins war files Now are the Jenkins war downloads ultimately serve from mirrors as well or from Jenkins wars older than a year. Oh Okay, older than so outdated Jenkins wars. I see. Thanks. Yeah Okay Yeah, not necessarily older than a year. It's whatever. I think it's a year, but I'm not sure The other thing was so just look so it seems like Mirabit says two stage On on how it gets rolled out. So Mirabits does a refresh of the local repository And at that point it will hash the file if it doesn't know about it And then it also periodically scans the mirrors doing a full r-sync of against the whole mirror Which is when it notices whether mirrors have it or not So basically the issues it seems that only does full scan something doesn't appear to be a way to do a partial scan So it probably needs a improvement in Mirabits, but then that could get our Time to mirror two seconds instead of an hour and a half And Also part of this I think gone through I think his name is he runs the EU mirror He's increased his sync time from an hour to 15 minutes. I think So basically for his mirror Plugins are mirrored pretty much straight away And we also we're also pushing releases to the OSU mirror as well So that so plugins are available instantly on the OSU mirror for Oregon State University By the issue is that Mirabits just doesn't notice and doesn't start redirecting there for a while So I did ideally we wouldn't have to serve these plugins, but it's also I'm looking at today's traffic. It's not It's not a huge amount of bandwidth, but if something like the AWS SDK gets released that could be a fair bit of bandwidth Okay, so and the place where you're going to gather the traffic patterns from the logs Is that something you can share with us? Is it available to somebody like me without? Yeah, that's in Grafana. I think I shared the do I share the log Chris? Yeah, so At 8 o'clock a.m. My time zone If you say if you look in IRC for you can check in the low key the URLs there Really and then you may even need to be added to some groups. So just have a look If you're not in the group I can add you Should that's one thing is um did you mark or only get access to? Key cloak, I know that was something we talked about before Olivia went on leave. I Think so, but it's a good question. I don't have the answer immediately. Let me put it as a reminder I would check because I'm key cloak because we're going Yeah Next week there might not be anyone around who has access to accounts Right, and if there's anything else that I know I'm the backup on secrets for Olivia But I think we're probably okay. Well, so I'm the global backup. There is other backups for some specific services But I don't think that will be an issue for a week But if there's anything else that you do need while I'm off have a think Right. Yeah, and I'll I'll try to do some safety checks. Thanks. Okay. Yeah Yeah, just make sure you can log in and if you need it if you need any Hence on how to do anything I can show you Yes, thank you very much. I Was going to veto your vacation just so we were clear Kim, but I Enjoy your time off. That's great anything else on the mirrors So yeah, it's just two things so this fixes two major issues with this that have been around for years It's been for 160 and then for 361 I think So Infra 160 is that update site reports plugins being available before they're actually available and Users can't download the plug-in and especially in the Jenkins you why they can't even I can't even install the previous plug-in because There's no way to install a specific version. So you just get a 404 back and uses that use latest or Pull it in a parent with a fixed version, but not the child Get stuck with the dependency for a foreign so that fixes that issue and I think it's 361 Maybe it may have the numbers wrong, but 361 is about plug-in updates being done over HTTPS So now now plug-in updates are into end over HTTPS Excellent. Thank you. I cannot express the delight How how grateful that I am for that? That's wonderful. Thank you to you and Daniel. Thank you. Thank you Now you're no, you're afraid of releasing get plug-in and annoying hundreds of people for the next hour and a half Which today I'm scheduled to release get plug-in and annoy people for a long time You're right is the Google summer of code get plug-in delivery is coming And so there's a potential we're gonna annoy a bunch of people with some really cool stuff Yes This actually So one other fix that we get out of this as we get an updated geo geo IP database So mirror brain geo IP database Was broken and it hadn't been updated in a long time. It was very inaccurate So poor users in the EU always got sent to the server ion Mirror at least my geo IP data and many others It's going to the server ion mirror, which was falling over all the time and that was what got me to fix it in the end so Gunther runs a really good mirror and And so a lot of a you traffic is now going towards His mirror and he said and he posted a screenshot and I see showing his traffic Climbing up a lot And he's okay with that I assume right he's not saying oh wow I didn't expect to actually be a mirror at this level. No, I seem happy with that He's seeing he was seeing seeing a lot more traffic now So all the poor users hitting server ion all the time are not it's still it's still a mirror, but it's It's correctly now a mirror that's that's it's in the UAE. Is that right? So it's it's a great year for Africa or four portions of India But it's not such great mirror for someone in Norway or particularly in the UK I mean your geographically a long ways from the UAE so yeah And so I did some I did Timings just to show the improvement as well. So before we made any changes. I did a build with my work Instance which has 131 plugins and it took just over two minutes to build. I did it after our changes And what was the running against the EU mirror and it was like 51 seconds to build So it's over twice as fast. Oh Wonderful Just probably about the mirror I was heading but That's that's that's fine, right? You you saw real performance. That's great And I think that's everything unless Daniel has anything to add Okay, next topic then update center improvements Sorry, yeah, I mean they these two are linked so we've already talked about the updates and their improvements There was the selected list of plugins that were released in the last few hours that now makes the selective sync possible and we changed a bunch of redirect tools and URLs around so now It advertises HTTPS URLs and no longer links or redirects to URLs that Don't really work on mirrors because they are not getting a sync So this is really really tied together a quick note on the transition I saw some confusion I think from jesse with a Test result from Friday evening There was a window of about maybe 10 20 30 minutes Where it looked like Downloads were failing due to checksum errors That was part of the transition where we messed up and quickly fixed it But some tests were failing on Friday evening UTC with Check some mismatches. So that's perhaps useful to know for anyone who's seen those Yes, we're also failing because they because we changed from HTTP to HTTPS There was a test in core that tested that right That was a mighted to have fail. That was a oh, yes, that's exactly the right kind of failure. We're better now We'll fix the fail though. Yeah, okay. That's fair Great anything else Daniel? Oh, but it's that's it Okay, so that item on key cloak. I've got it as an action item. Let me just put it I'll note it later as an action item JIRA upgrade plan. I apologize I've made no progress since our last meeting the notes are in the plan and I will be working that I've got a schedule the next session with the Linux foundation to Review that here the actions I've taken we're ready for the first test and they will then plan the work They'll set up a JIRA instance using Data for our backup and we'll be able to test that some of the crucial things there are SSL related How do we delegate to them the permission to create an SSL? Name for something we use for tests Okay, Daniel. Oh, no next one change in Docker terms of service So Docker has restated that pull limits Will be real as far as I understand it is that everyone else's comprehension as well that If you don't have a have a pro or a team account, you will be receiving pull limits Yeah, but it's It's it's not it's at the user end. It's not on our end. Oh So this is per this is the person doing the poll. It's not for the repository. Yeah Yeah, so they put out clarification like today or yesterday We are users of Docker hub. I mean To build The images we need to pull the upstream image All of our Jenkins instances pull from our own Jenkins images or potentially Jenkins Infra organization There's a lot more going on than just us publishing images and not caring who uses them sorry, yeah Hey, so so that probably lobbies that we need to to look for funding to get a pro or a team account It's just a pine It's not about the account it's about having to put it everywhere Right, right exactly. It's it's and then we have to we have to use we have to docker login everywhere, right? We have to somehow inform them that yes, we're using it. How do we how do our? Agents work when we use Azure ACS what's its name? Yeah, as your container instances, right? my understanding is that so Azure is doing a poll. I don't know how they delegate they're good. So Basically the Microsoft account would be doing the polling in that case is my understanding Yeah So I get the impression that for our own polls We could just Not care and see how badly things break because nothing is really Relying on that that much Well the plugins like the docker workflow plug-in a lot of its tests do polls some other plugins as well in their tests they Create docker images and and poll images and things like that so the other question is like if a an image has you know Ten steps in the docker file is that ten poles? Is that counted as ten poles when it pulls in that information or what is how is the counting done? Do we know I? Think from one pole. Yeah Unless you have it cached even right, so that's the thing This is just some nightmare On the other hand even even even this isn't catastrophic, right? I mean if a few plugins see I just breaks It's not like our site is going down as a result Yeah, I think I think it's gonna be hard to Understand all of the issues we're going to run into before we actually run into them Okay, so I propose we leave the topic on the agenda and annoy each other every week with it so that we talk and Share what we currently know. I don't see any immediate action that we should take right now Anyone have specific actions? I should be flight listing here I think one thing we may want to check is with Azure and possibly AWS. We don't have docker On AWS right now, but it's something we've thought about with ECS. But maybe if they have any information how it will affect their Different technologies, whether it be ACI or ECS I don't know if we have any contacts within those organizations. Okay, there. You know, while their recommendation is probably going to be to run a local container registry and import what you need. Yeah So about that We do have Artefactory and it has docker support. I've never used it, but That may be something where we could offload some stuff too. Do we have any limits there? Oh, sorry. Go ahead say even if it's just for internal use You can just say sync them have a script. Yep. Have a script that just has everything we care about and sync it But it's a bit of a pain Do we have any limits? I know we're on a like a sponsored account or something like that Do we have any limit on the size that we can store there I Don't know if we are beyond the terabyte of data so far and We have not heard anything from JFrog that this would be a problem It might come up in the future, but I don't think there are real official limits At least I haven't seen anything the problem that we have is that our instance also predates any official Open-source sponsorship program they had it was basically KK doing a deal with Yarov and or the the founders of JFrog like eight years ago or something Yeah, they start with a plan we exist Okay, so is this one where we need to we need it? Well, so is there an action? I'm there We should talk to Artefactory talk to JFrog I doubt they'd know we exist without a lot of pushing Okay But yeah, that could definitely be an option would be Using Artefactory at least for internal use. I don't think there's anything to do right now I don't I also don't know if it needs to talk about every week either. Oh, okay Good. All right. So I I'm just not yet comfortable that I see what's going to happen That's cool. We'll we'll leave the topic that should go to the next one except when we need to Okay Docker image use of version specific update site is Daniel But so a few weeks ago. Well months by now. I announced Plans and then implemented them to have final grained Version tiers and update sites. So previously If you had looked at updates Jenkins IO, there was one tier per LTS baseline for the last five baselines or so and now What happens is the updates in the generator? looks at the core baselines declared by all releases of all plugins and Grabs those released in the last year and makes them into tiers and So I call them the dynamic tiers because their existence depends on the actually distributed plugins So right now in the Docker image the old pattern with the naming scheme stable dash LTS baseline is hard-coded and I request that this be changed so that The Docker image queries the basically the root URL for the updates and the JSON to get redirected to the appropriate compatible tier and then Continues from there rather than just assuming there will be this magic directory name And the way I propose we implement this in the update center is that The existing tiers fixed tiers will still be generated But any new ones would not So I propose this we started with Jenkins 2 to 49.x the upcoming baseline That's due to be scheduled to be released in two weeks And at that time there will be Not five, but just four fixed tiers And over time For each future LTS baseline that exists the oldest one will be removed until there are no fixed tiers left And that's that's my proposal how this can be implemented. There is a pull request that I linked For the Docker image that I think accomplishes everything we need here But it is not yet merged And I think it's open for like the last three or four months So I think now with the next LTS baseline upcoming is a good time To talk about how to proceed here So any Downsides I don't see any anything. We're sacrificing by by switching this technique Old containers will no longer be able to install plugins with the install plugin script On the other hand nobody support well old containers that would be obsolete any way through due to the The fixed tiers being dropped rights. That's the with with the way I propose this works is I think to 2.190 is the last the oldest supported fixed tier for the next three months and That image will continue to work But to 176 will no longer work, but it would not work anyway. I don't think there are any downsides It might involve an additional Redirect rather than guessing on the side of the Docker container, but it's basically free That's fine to me Yeah, that seems reasonable to me And then after the three month period the 2.190 is working it would fall off the edge and stop working Is that right? That would happen anyway So the way it used it currently works is we support the latest five LTS baseline So right now that's 235 222 204 190 176 once 249 is supported. We drop 176 once 263 Gets released or whatever we drop support for 190 and so on so it's always the latest five and my proposal is we changed Docker containers to no no longer use these and then stop creating the new fixed tiers and Retire the old ones on the existing schedule and the year from now. There will be none left I don't see a downside, but I also don't see the pull request that Alex proposed merged. So Maybe I'm missing something Okay, and that's this this 964 pull request Yeah Okay, great. That may just be that I need to be more diligent doing code use Any any other discussion there on Docker image use Alex any objection from you on the proposal? No, it sounds fine to me and Sounds great to me. Thank you. Okay good Anything else on specific update sites Daniel nope that was it. Thank you. All right Oracle cloud Conversation nothing to report. Oh Sorry Oracle cloud conversation nothing to report. I have the action. I'm still to reach out to them See if they're willing to provide infrastructure for us and at what level I'll continue that release status reports We'd release 2.254 today It went without any bump or bruise 2.249.1 release candidate is coming needs testing and I've proposed an online meetup to highlight Features Tim the idea was to do it like September 10 or 11 and include tables to divs as part of that Would you be willing to be part of that or is that? I'm not really working on tables to do this right now Okay, I would probably leave it out for now you would okay So then that may justify that it's not and not a big enough session to do an online meetup then Because if I remember rightly other UI improvements are not so dramatic as table to dids is Yeah, it's probably not a huge amount in this one. I think Markering what else changed? I mean, it doesn't be just UI improvements, right? There can be other stuff I just don't know off the top of my head and and I will I still need to do that with those support changes substantial, but But that one needs more investigation before I propose a meetup with it. Yeah, there's theming possibly I was I was gonna say the theming stuff. That should be the first LTS of theming sport, right? Yeah Oh, right. Okay. So this this is the first LTS to support dark mode for instance and solar eyes. I Don't recognize solar eyes. What's that and dark mode? On the call Solar rise there's a fairly well known theme for a ton of different text editors And I created the theme plug-in for Jenkins It's a bit weird because it only supports like Four different colors Plus highlight colors. It's a bit difficult to make the Jenkins to make the Jenkins UI to restrict it that much But I think it looks fairly okay Okay, so really might Might justify being part of an online meetup and because dark mode is certainly very very much interesting to people So theming. Okay. Good. Thanks All right. So I'll refine that any other topics we need to address if not I'm gonna call us an end. Thanks everybody Thank you Thanks