At the outset, I really thank the Delhi University faculty, students, research scholars, ladies and gentlemen to have come for this afternoon discussion on the nation and its life and what universities should do for this nation. And I also thank the Department of Political Science for rejecting the Standing Committee proposal of removing my books from syllabus. I hope that the academic council will take a nationalist decision, a nationalist decision where multiple ideas of production and anti-production can clash and ultimately productive ideas can win over non-production and anti-production. And I hope that this teaching community of this university, research scholars and the media which has taken up this cause quite, quite big way and I thank all of them. And before I start about the books, I have a pleasant news for you all in this anti-writing atmosphere. Just now Sage has released my autobiography, yeah, my full name now is Kancha Ilaia Shepard. The title of the autobiography is From a Shepard Boy to an Intellectual, My Memories. And this is the first autobiography in English language of a Shudra in India, the whole in its history and regional languages may be some autobiographies. I hope you will all read it later. Friends, four of my books are proposed to be removed from syllabus. The first one is God as Political Philosopher. Its subtitle is Buddha's Challenge to Brahmanism. And this book is my PhD thesis. The second book is Why I am Not a Hindu, a Shudra critic of Hindutva philosophy, culture and political economy. Please note the subtitle. It is a Shudra critic, I am a Shepard. I am part of the Shudra Society from your jots to Gujarat to Patel to Kamma to Reddy to Dhobis in this country. The third book is Buffalo Nationalism, a critic of spiritual fascism. Now this is a book written in complete opposition to cow nationalism. The fourth book, which is most important of all, is Post-Hindu India. Its Hindi version is available Hindutva Mukt Bharat. Now they are saying these books are largely anti-national and in their own other form anti-Hindu. Why did I do PhD on Gautam Buddha's political thought? That was done in 1991. I got the degree. See when I was a student in MA, I was taught the political thought of Plato and Aristotle, Machiavelli, Locke, Hobbes, Rousseau. When it came to ancient India, Kautilya and Manu. I asked in the classroom, I was a rural student, first generation educated. Now when Plato I read, immediately each day I used to go back to library and locate the book and read, republic, politics I read, some of them originals I read. And after Kautilya and Manu were taught I read. I did not find any political thought in Kautilya and Manu. So then I asked my teacher, are we so poor in thought? Is this nation of such huge population in the world is poorer than Greek, which is a small nation? Few people, small land, no there should be a greater thinker than Plato and Aristotle in India. I said no, nobody is there. Then I said, I casually asked a question. What about Gautam Buddha? He said no, he was not a thinker, he is a religious preacher. He said no, he didn't believe in God. I read something about Buddha. He built a system, was there political thought? Then after my M. Phil on land reforms I registered for PhD on Gautam Buddha's thought. This professor who said this did not want to guide me.  Though she was a Brahmin, but she was a progressive woman, she accepted to guide. Now what is the content of this book? This book proves with systematic evidence of huge discourses of Gautam Buddha as again as the contemporary Brahmin pundits. What is republican system? What is human equality? What is man-woman equality and coexistence? And what is property right? What is control of property? Gautam Buddha defeats in every sphere and establishes a theory through his Sangha system that before Plato Aristotle even confucius of China, here was a man, he said democracy exists among Indian tribes and that democracy should become civil societal democracy in Sangha system in practice. Now these people don't want to teach this. Now if you don't want to teach this book for every child, I'm telling you my Hindutva friends, India will be reconquered by Europe and Americans. Because we have surrendered from Rig Veda to whatever books you have written, they have not become texts of the world whereas Plato Aristotle governed the world. And we surrendered to them in terms of knowledge. So it is this book which proves because Buddha was by life, he lived in 6th century BC senior to Plato, senior to Confucius, senior to Aristotle. So he was the first greatest philosopher of the world, much greater than Plato Aristotle and Confucius, therefore today this book is studied in China, in other universities and my ruling party people here, my prime minister, you are my prime minister, you are my education minister, minister Prakash, Prakash Javedkar, if Buddha is not studied as greatest philosopher than Plato Aristotle, you are surrendering this country to again Europe, you are Aristotle Manu cannot win, Aristotle Manu cannot win. So these they don't want. Then why did I write why I'm not a Hindu as a Shudra critic? In the modern history of India the first person to write a Shudra critic without a modernist methodology of writing was Mahatma Jyothira Phule. He wrote the book called Ghulam Giri and whom did he dedicate? He dedicated to the American slaves because the Shudra he was a Mali, the Shudras of his time were as bad slaves to Brahminical rulers and Brahminical priests as the American slaves were. It is not just untouchable Dalits, the Shudras and he was the one who coined Shudras and Atishudras as two combined groups. Unfortunately BJP, RSS do not produce intellectuals. They don't read books in the libraries, they oppose reading in the library, they oppose writing. See I was a left student from 76 onwards. I was educated in Telugu media. I learnt this English under the tree and when English was not coming to me because it was threatening as if it is a colonial language. I did not go to a Christian school or a Christian college like St. Stephen where Arunjaitli or Musauri studied. I went to my goddess Pochamma in the village who understands all languages unlike their gods. I asked my goddess Pochamma or Pochamma, I went and spoke to her in Conductor English. Pochamma English is not coming to me, can you teach me? She said give me a good boat and a full part of Kallu, you will get all the English she said. I learnt English like that and started writing. Why did I write? Because I am not a Hindu. What is its content? Did you ever see that book, read that book? I wrote this book after Babri Masih was demolished during that phase that they were saying Hindu majority, Muslim minority, and that was the essence of this book, this is Gold Walker's book. We or our nation would define my skupadaja and they are saying we are majority. I said if Kanchailaya, now my name is Kanchailaya Shappad, why I added in English they are saying he has become a Christian. To even understand basic English simple language Shappad is not Christian, Shappad is one who looks after sheep. My parents were Shappads, my grandparents were Shappad, my great-great-great-grandparent was Arapa who built the first city, he was also Shappad and my now present God in south of Shappads is Birappa, Arapa and Birappa. We have no Sharma Shastri in between, so my name is Kanchailaya Shappad. Why did I add in English?  But when I said that I want to become a priest in Tirupati temple because every day five crore income is there at that temple, so they said do you know Sanskrit? I said does God understand only Sanskrit? No, my gods in the villages understand all languages, then why not your gods who are saying national gods understand only one language, that too now people don't understand.  From childhood, marriage, social relations, market and final chapter is called Dalitization not Hinduization. So, in that I have proved that if a Brahmin and me are Hindus, we have nothing in common, who can we be part of one religion when we have nothing in common? For example, your food is total vegetarian, my food is total meatarian. I don't use the word non-vegetarian because I don't have to approach through like this. I constructed many concepts. So, without me, no festival to me, without a drink, no festival, kallu full pinah. My itta piya childhood me, then shadi, without mutton, no shadi, koi bachi ku dega nahi, bachhe lega nahi.  You come and give me, if I am a Hindu, in a religion common symbol should be all those who belong to that religion. Now, in one of my articles I said, if all sudras were Patel, Jads, Gujar, up to Dobi or whatever sudras, leave alone untouchables, untouchables, you said, God has not created them at all. Now, if you are not giving me the right to wear the symbol of what you have and if you have not given me the right to become the priest, that means you have not, I have no right of spiritual citizenship. You see my point, I have a political citizenship, today I can contest for Narendra Modi for Prime Ministership, which I don't want, that's a different question. But I can contest, can I become a priest in Tirupati temple or Vaisnavazhevi temple? I am a sudra. You are calling all of us are Hindus, all of us are Ganga Sindhu Bindus, all of us are Ganga water, but I don't have the right to. So my question is, I don't think by being in a religion without having the right to citizenship, whether my people have gone to heaven or your people have gone to heaven. I don't know, without that right to get into bus, how do they go? But I am sure, because my people of all sudras were producers of the food, I thought God loves those who produce food, not those who eat all the food without producing. Therefore my people should have been all of them in Svarga. And where your people are there, I don't have such for them, I don't need. So the question is, why I am not a Hindu ends with a chapter in 2012 when Columbia University University introduced this book for introductory South Asian students. The same people went there, objected. And the same logic, why you are not introducing Warak's, why I am not a Christian, Button Russell's, why I am not a Christian, Warak's, why I am not a Muslim, why only Kancha Elias, that professor who wrote one sentence, see this book is a full book of culture of India. Button Russell's is not a full book like that, it's one article. And Warak's book is just about Quran and that religion. So therefore we, who are you to tell us not to introduce, what not to introduce, why are you, they thought Columbia University which produced America, Ambedkar, is also like Delhi University. They can come and dominate, they said get lost, we introduce what we want to teach. So the question in that book is, the whole philosophy I reduced into common Shudra Dalit productive symbols. There is a sentence in that book at the end, you please read it, without mud there is no food, without mud there is no food. Then I said, without menstrual blood there is no procreation, this menstrual blood should not go to Ayyappa now, but without menstrual blood how are these men who are going there If menstruation is stopped at the beginning only, these men who go to Ayyappa don't exist, Ayyappa doesn't exist. Without mud there is no food, that is the major philosophy I drew from the productive mass. You put your mud, hands into mud and plant the trees and produce the crop and to be scientific wash your hands but not do away with mud, that is science. That is where I said Sanyasi is not great, in the village they say those who are not working, those who are not cutting their hair, those who are not bathing are known as Sanyasis. Now today one of the weak points of BJP is, it is a government of semi-Sanyasis and Sanyasis. The economy is failing because Sanyasis cannot run economy, it is very simple, even in catholic world Sanyasis could not run system, political systems. So RSS is semi-Sanyasi organization and vegetarian organization, it cannot run democracy with vegetarian organizational structure, you can't win war, leave alone with China, with Pakistan also. You can't win war, so my nationalism, China, the second great thing they are saying for universities, schools, colleges should be yoga. Right now in villages, farmers, running is the yardstick for strength, high jump is the yardstick for strength, climbing the tree is the yardstick for strength, now for army yardstick is long jump, high jump and running, how many. So now they are going to make 10 hours if one sits as Abhisha yoga, 10 hours, do you take them into army, longer the sitting, stronger the army selection, if you go to China border they are eating beef, pork, frog, whatever is not poison they are eating and they will come with Karate. So what will be this yoga, Amdev who is a Shudra Yadav who joined that camp, so they keep going down, they keep hitting, they keep going, hit the China border, they will see what they will do. See I don't want to lose, I am telling my ABVP, RSS people, BJP people are here, this nation belongs to Adivasi Dalit Shudras more than anybody, we will not leave a single inch to Pakistan and China, because other people made this land, other people made what the country is, food, food is, production is, now these universities are not meritorious because Shudras and Dalit Adivasis are not full of university campuses, I wrote that book, then the next campaign came cow as mother of the nation, see why I am not a hindu pe debate orata, hundreds of reviews are a, you open up the book and those professors I requested them on the TV channel also, if they have written books they will understand what is the methodology. And the question of writing citations, I will come to that, when you are saying cow is the mother of nation and go mata, it is a simple doubt, it is a doubt of agrarian shepherd knowledge, and go mata, mata hota hai, North India mai aaya to ye cow belt hota hai, then east south a buffalo belt, or why buffalo mata nahi hota, then on one of the TV channels, I was already on the TV channels, I was writing in every English paper, whenever there were women editors, they were calling me, whether they were Brahmins or anybody, because women are Shudras historically, fundamentally, they were asking me to write Hindu, so I asked why is cow mata, one of the BJP spokesperson, Mahapatra or somebody, yeah, Sambit Patra, no no no now cow milk is like mother milk, I said what is the percentage of cow milk today in India, please you have phone nahi, smart phone, see percentage, cow milk is just 15% in India, go to buffalo milk, 72%, now poora bachhe kon si mata ka doodh pire, poora bade kon si mata ka doodh pire, and justice Varma, who was appointed to take the opinion of the nation whether caste should go to Darbhan, on par with race, I went to depose before him and I asked him one question, justice Varma, caste is not race you are saying, therefore it cannot be taken to Darbhan, race is put on Darbhan because of the even America accepted, all countries Europe accepted, but caste is not race, I said justice Varma, you are chief justice ones, suppose one fine morning a buffalo walks into your chief justice chamber, and asks that in the Indian constitution, direct to principles where cow protection is there, please include me also in that, buffalo says, what would you say, you would dismiss all ward watch people saying that who bloody allowed this black buffalo into my chamber, so buffalo gives white milk therefore it is drinkable, its body is black therefore it is not sacred, look at the same mind whether it is Hindu or non-Hindu, if black is non-sacred oman, when you are here on it is getting white, why do you paint it black, ill logic, ill logic, ketna bhranman professors poora bhe duk pade to naya tha, ill logic ek shapadi kar sakte, ek logic sheep se jaana, goat se jaana, buffalo se jaana, wahi se logic aata, usi liye aam achha kitab nahi like, Europe nahi pad rahe amara kitab, look even Amartya saying book is not ready in any university in a big way, we are not, we are boasting, we are not registered as intellectuals from this country, and if you take the statistics why I am not a Hindu is more read in the west than Amartya says all books, that is the fear and it is read in the villages, now in post-Hindu India this is my research work of 10 years in the villages, now they are saying there are no citation, wolo golwalkar ka apna kitab nahi padthe wolo, apna intellectual ka, ye poora quotations pick up kire, but they have not given references at all, they pick up quotations golwalkar did that, see he has not given any citation there, the point is this, when I wrote an article to subaltern studies, you all know historians, Delhi University's subaltern historian Shahid Amin, he edited 9th volume, I sent an article without footnote, and subaltern studies historians, 3 fourth footnote, 1 fourth body, wo reject karna shuru kare, mere paas fir paun kare, mai bolo ish mein footnote nahi hai thong, footnote karna, I ask simple question, I think it is a Deepankar, somebody called me, I said whom should I quote, I wrote about the great productive food cultural discoveries of adivasis, what fruits they discovered, what roots they discovered, what meats they discovered as edible, and then I wrote about the entire industrial skill of chamars, how skin is transformed into leather, how many stages of technical working, leather into commodities, and which was the first industry in India, was software Narayana Murthy's first industry in India, it was the leather industry was the earliest industry in Harappa times, leather industry was the first industry, but you did not recognize them as industrial knowledge engineers, and then what is the second engineering, in the post in India there is a book called unknown engineer, there is a chapter, who are these unknown engineers, I said all iron smiths, gold smiths, pop makers or greatest engineers of India, and nothing is written about them, now do you know the skill of a gold smith, he makes a thread out of a gold, which can just go through your nose without even bleeding, without even bleeding, women do that, and gold smith or greatest engineers, are they not iron smiths, carpenters, if carpenters was not there, how was there urban city in industrial civilization, at that time carpenters came, your entire Vedic period, there is no urban city, that was a pastoral economy, there were no cities during that, in your period, Ganga region kuch nahita, so pot makers are engineers, they bring soils from different places, to discover pot making soil requires engineering skill, who made the wheel, so unknown engineers, social doctors, barbers I said are social doctors, do these people know, even today in England, the association of doctors is headed by a barber, air cutting shaving is not known as shaving, but is known as air surgery, air surgery, what is the status of your barbers here, what is the status of barbers in plastic surgeries were done by Indian barbers in 1850 to British white people when they had skin problem, there were no bram and doctors at that time, because the bram and was not touching any other person, how can he become a doctor, it is a very simple logic, if you are not touching a person, you can't become a doctor, barber was touching all castes including untouchables, therefore unknown doctors I have, social doctors I have, I wrote a chapter on dobees, this is a chapter called subaltern feminist, the entire feminist theory my friends including Sujitaru, all those who built in the 70s, from the knowledge base of Europe, from Sumon Dibu, they came here from that knowledge base, but did you ever study or these people ever studied a dobe house, dobe women were the first women to discover soil soaps, before the world know what is soap, much later in France they discovered that all urines are detergents, human urine, animal urines, they were called fullers, fuller is a big name now, lot of academicians are there with fuller name, do you have one professor with dobe in name, dobe women washed clothes of the villages with soil soaps, but they were cleaning the clothes, but the germs of disease spreading were not dying, now what did they discover later, boiling clothes at the dobe God, did any RSS BJP including your, Rakesh Sinha sahb has come, oh that is also an academician I respect, but if they become, for six months spokespersons in English channel, they will go to Rajasabha, easy, easy, easy, easy I studied the dobe gods for six months, and dobe community is only community in India, they never had a family kitchen, they were collecting food from all customers, and dobe men were the only men in India washing clothes of women, children, shit, anything, no other man, even today washes his own wives clothes in this country, show me how many men wash their own wives clothes, I want to be, oh, the dobe people without kitchen, I said was the earliest socialist practice of food. By then Lenin wrote a book on how to establish family kitchenless socialism. I said the Dobi community of the nation is an example of kitchenless public kitchen food example. Now men and women doing washing work is the best feminization of man. All Delhi university professor men who are feminization karenge wo log nahi rangayam. They don't want feminization. They don't want only masculization.  Iron man. Gandhi ku kya title diya? Mahatma. Nehruji ku? I respect them. Pundit. Is Pundit a good title? That is a software title. This is a hardware title. Iron man. My whole writing is to see that Shudras will not remain Iron man now. Shudras will become intellectuals of the nation. Sardar Patel was in jail. Nehru was in jail. Sardar Patel did not write his autobiography. Nehru wrote his autobiography. It is there everywhere in the country. Schools, colleges, everywhere. Sardar Patel kitha bhi nahi likha. Those studied in England. The only man who saved us from intellectual inferiority in that atmosphere was Dr. B. R. Ambedkar. He saved us. Sardar Patel kitha bhi nahi likha. He was writing letters in hand and no copy was he was keeping. And he was receiving letters of Gandhi and others, reading and tearing them off. Because he must have thought a Shudra should not keep a record of literature. Now that is the aulat of Shudras even in North India today. In BJP government, there is no Shudra top minister. No Shudra top minister. All those who have abused Christians, studied in St. Stephen's, they became Rajya Sabha members and became ministers. So Shudras kya karna hai aaj? There were few large ones but today feudalism has gone. Your capitalism has taken over by the Baniya industrialists, Ambani, Adani, Vedanta, 100 top industrialists or Baniya industrialists. And when I characterized them as social smuggling, they thought, they said, we will kill him. Are we smugglers? We do business. I said, no, if you don't tell the price of product, how, at what price you bought, at what price you are selling, what is the profit rate? The remaining is smuggling only. Now what happened? Anil Ambani and Narendra Modi went to France. From there they smuggled 30,000 clothes. So I am Shudra, Sardar Patel did not want reform. You are owning him. But Kancha Ilaia, naito a professor, a Shudra professor, once we became educated that too in English, we will write philosophy that matches the whole world and you have to read us. You have to read us. This nation we will build in a manner that within 25 years we will surpass China.  If Shudras cannot become Gurus, the head of RSS, Sarsan Chalap, there is no Shudra yet. Only Kshatriya Rajendra Singh was formed. Now you write a book of RSS saying that this nation Hindustan should become ancient Hindu culture with Varna sustenance. It is in this book. I will just read out. No, it is not question of me. What happens to the students? This nation, if their philosophy is implemented, will be taken over easily by Pakistanis within 20 years, easily. Because the knowledge of Pakistanis growing, you know in Islamabad University as scholars, they match all American scholars. Turkey, you go to list of top 100 intellectuals of the world, top 9 are Muslims. The only name that figures from India is Amartya Sen, who never lived in India now. And I want to see if I live for 10 more years, my name will be in the top 100 in the world. Why not? Why should not I have that ambition? I must build my nation at that level. So the economy of the Brahmin bank in Bangladesh is called ninth. Where are you? You have given the country 70 years to rule. 55 years Brahmin Prime Minister's rule. And there were only two Shudras, Charan Singh and Devgavda. They were all abused by media. Those Shudras were not able to speak English, they were sleeping, they were doing this. Now Narendra Modi came with an OBC certificate, he is a Baniya by business. When I wrote one article, they got upset. If he is saying Chaiwala is not a Shudra OBC. In North India, Baniyas have taken OBC certificate. Shudras are fighting now. Sushil Kumar Modi OBC, Narendra Modi OBC, then Congress President Thau in 1990, Kisitaram Kesari OBC, but Shudras are not there. In that, they say if OBC category has come for those who don't have the right to read for centuries, Baniyas have the right to read from Gupta period onwards. Shudras never had, whether Patel, Jats, Guja, anybody, when they are asking for reservation, you are not giving. Then he said, I am Chaiwala, fine. But Chai is a business, not tilling the land.  No nation survives with distribution without production. Reservation, production, people have to go, Patels are eligible, Gujarats are eligible, even Jats are eligible. So, my post to Hindu India is that we will create Hindu system, you created anti-intellectual, anti-creativity, anti-production. And our system will come when we come into universities, when our people become priests in the temples, they will talk to gods in English also. I don't bother whether it is a Christian assumption, it is a Muslim assumption. If Muslims say our Allah understands only Arabic, I said, you know one person asked me, why don't you convert into Islam? You have written why I am not a Hindu, we tried with Ambedkar, he did. I said, I will try, think about it, but I want to pray directly only in English, does Allah understand it? He said, no, that practice is done, I can't do that. So, I will pray to my god in English, a day should come, English is going to become Indian national language, from tribal to Delhi to Gully, and all children will speak in one language. That day, we will write books. Now, I was a book trust member. If you print the book of Romila Tapper, how much is the sale? 1,000 copies. In regional language, 500 copies are not being sold. Unless a nation reads one language, that cannot read millions of books. So, you have learnt English.  All airports may, all mothers speak only in English to their children. Airport mother tongue. We are not in airports. Look, you are talking about Muslim, Christian, I have said this for a long time, I am telling ABVP, RSS, BJP people, Muslims will see the issue, Christians will see the issue, Christians will see the issue. We have to settle this before Shudra, Dalit, Obhisi, Adivas. If our issue was settled, we are not going to kill them. We will eat them together with Biryani. Our food culture is common. We are not religious, but you are saying, we will make a nation a vegetarian nation. There is a small book of mine on internet sale called anti-national vegetarianism. If all nation goes vegetarian, imagine 60% of our food goes out of basket, food basket. Without meat, how will tribals survive? Without meat, how will all Shudras survive? Without meat, when will the Dalgheel survive in Indian food basket? Till Akbar Kingdom came, our vegetable production was not even 2%. The villages of him lived on meat, on birds. So you want to make India vegetarian? Then Pakistan will teach you. Or Ghorakshan. Then I wrote buffalo nationalism. No, this country, the only country where the shepherds and yadavs ancestrally domesticated an animal which no other persons in the world could domesticate, that is black buffalo. Americans could not domesticate buffaloes. They killed all the buffaloes. Today cow is nationalist animal. They say, go to America, you are cow.   Where are the buffaloes? They are here. So Delhi University must put a biggest buffalo at the gate. I am not joking. This nation is lives. All gods, one day even Ganpati drank all the milk. But that was buffalo milk. Cow milk is not there. Secondly, if those who define cow as sacred and puja karna hai, prayer karna hai, I am saying you graze cows, you send your children not to English medium schools to cow grazing. Remove its dung, wash its body and then increase its, you know, species into millions her rows worship karte hi baito. But today all cows are grazed by sudras. We grow cows and you construct a theory for it? Now he, me, see we will construct a theory which animal is sacred. We are in Delhi gate. At this today we are constructing a theory buffalo is most sacred than all animals in India. Usku worship karna hai. If you keep on saying cow is sacred, cow is sacred, ek din mai aunga buffalo ko lainga hai yaunga uska puja karinga hai. Puja karinga hai. Usku puja karinga hai. Don't give white milk. Give only black milk from now on. Kya baat ho raha? Ye nation kaisa? Deko amara generations. Meat and milk economists bolla mai mera chappadsku. They built economics. We made sheep. We brought out meat. And then uska kaisa karkarna? O sheep. O wool ko kaisa karkarna? Kambali kaisa banana? Winter se kaisa protect? Kya without a shepherd kambali did a Brahmin survive in this country? In the cold. Without a shepherd kambali did a Baniya survive in this cold? Tum kettna vada industri karlo? When did your air condition come? We created air condition with kambali. Are we not scientific? Only this air condition you borrowed from Europe. Now once we become intellectuals, if Delhi University is captured by SC, SC, OBCs and women, if these two castes which are out of production, the day when they go to tilling the land, looking after sheep, goat, and then we will start importing, every stop, everything importing from Europe and America. We will export. O Thakar tamar apas hai. Ketna instruments ko mai rikaad kara o kitab mein? Ek jhamar ne leather ko, o skin ko leather karne ke liye 22 instruments used krta hai. Uska naams raita hai. Uska scientific explanation raita hai. Simply because you did not write it. MN Srinva jate socioloji likte, Dalit vada nahi jate unhe. So pura amara food usko pollution kate. What MN Srinva says talking pure food, pollution food, kya meat pollution hai? See there is a song in my book on beef, in my autobiography. A Dalit boy sang, he said, beef is energy. And he started beef eaters, Gautam Buddha, Plato, Socrates, Einstein, and then all of them, beef eaters became greatest thinkers. That is the song he wrote. Now, okay, you don't want to eat. Let, isme inloan ka argument kya hai? Individualism, nakko, collective nationalism, religious nationalism onai. No, I am saying this nation stands for individualism, not for your casteism. If you don't want to eat, meat you don't eat. That is your individual right. But if you make it a national issue, we will not keep quiet. Our food culture is much older than yours. Our roots are much older than yours. All your Vedic gods are much 1500 years younger than our Harappa who built the city. First city, 1500 years. So Harappa amara tata hai. Gandhi tata nahin. Harappa hai amara tata. Amara chaacha, whatever the grandfather we call. So friends, this is a long debate. Today they might succeed in some universities, they are just banning my books. They are entering through my books to Dalit word. Why Dalit word? They are banning. Brahmins had one name, one language, Sanskrit, all over the country, communicate karrethe. Then they established their hegemony. Then banyas came into that. Today untouchables of variety of caste, only in Andhra Pradesh, only 15 caste are there. But they got united under one word called Dalit across the nation. Across the nation, Dalit was united with one word and he got a Bhagawan. Who is that Bhagawan? Ambedkar Bhagawan. He corrected the original Bhagawan, Gautambuddha. He came to Kanchai and connected Gautambuddha with Harappa. So you are afraid that one name is there across the country, only Brahmin or Brahmins. Now I request all of you, the Shudras, our Dalit friends are, they are afraid of Dalit because they are unified. They have Ambedkar with a solid What are you talking about? Could have Mahatma Gandhi done a PhD in Columbia? In economics, was it possible for him? I have respect for Mahatma Gandhi. But he was a third class law degree man. I was also third class in BA. No problem. And could have never done a PhD in economics? Economics was the greatest science at that time. There was no other science. In economics, first generation, after you wrote your Rigveda and called them Chandal, untouchable, not even created by God, this man has become the first PhD of the entire nation. From greatest science. He was not given in universities, in economics. What professors have you become? You, Adam Smith? Adam Smith's name, Kanchaila Shapad's name.  Do you not understand?   Are you a fuller? And are there any intellectuals of Europe or shoemakers, potters, why are you reading the Harry Potter book? There are potters in it. That is why my request to you is see our parents, grandparents have produced food, produced wealth, built houses, all kinds of engineering for 5000 years, even after 70 years of independence. From now onwards, we will come into universities. We will enter into the industry. We will enter into higher education. You have to go and till the land. If you do not go, you do not want to till. If fruit is not there, if we need to die, let us die. Let us see what happens. Umar, are you threatening? If you were not there, we would live absolutely all right. But if we are not there, can you live? It is a very simple question. Either we must live together. Yes, I will read your great thinker's book Gold Walker 100 times. But why are you afraid of reading my book? Why are you afraid? We will read. They must know that none has read all Vedas, Upanishads, Ramayana, Mahabharata more carefully than Ambedkar in this country. To build a critic, we have to read seriously. There is nothing to praise. You can see it on this page. So I request whether it is Gita Bhat or some other Hansaraj, Suman or Friends, let us read together. Let us study books. You come. You come. We are all human beings. We belong to this nation. But we are more older than you people in this nation. Let us... Suman Dalit also said come, we will read Ambedkar together. What are you doing without reading? You don't do that because we were supposed to till the land, sweep the roads or all this for their cars. You come with us. We will clean the roads and we will sit in the car. Why do I have to do this? What is Mr. Narendra Modi's slogan? Clean the roads. Why do I have to do this? You don't do it. If you are not doing it, you are anti-national. You are not doing it. And that is our Prime Minister's slogan. But you are party man. You are ideology man. Fine. I will listen. Sweeping the road. Mahatma Gandhi did that. I appreciated him. Nehuru never did. I did not appreciate. But Nehuru wrote democratic socialism theory. I appreciate Nehuru. The other day I said here afterwards, till these forces are defeated on all political parties, there should be three symbols. One. Second. Third. Global socialist welfare is a theory. Global socialist welfare is a theory. We are experimenting. We are experimenting. We are experimenting. We are experimenting. That is the point. We are here to become intellectuals now. Our grandfathers, grandmothers have not studied. The day when a lowest Prime Minister will come, that day we will be happy. We will sleep. That day we will be happy. We will sleep. That day we will be happy. We will sleep. That day we will be happy. We will sleep. But, whom people are respecting? Sari blouse culture ek hai, long air culture hai. My post to Hindu India me ek barber ko interview kia. I interviewed a barber. Asked him, why did you discover air cutting and shaving signs? He said, you don't know? I said, generally professors don't know in India. Then he said, see, longer the air, weaker the brain. Longer the air, weaker the brain. Therefore, you have to either clean shave or cut shot. Then my, suddenly ek sahi hota kya? Why did Buddhist monks completely clean shave? Hindu sanyasis keep the long air. To Buddhist monks, even women were clean shaving. So long. Then I asked, how? He said, a very simple scientific process. He said, in your body, two organs grow from birth to death. One is air, the second one nail. So air agar long hota hai, the food that the brain needs to consume will go to the air's growth.  Then I appeal to all my Indian women to go for short air or clean shaving. And then look at Maya Vati. Why she is running a party against all odds? She never had a long hair. She never wore a saree and blouse. Never showed her off body anywhere. Peeche, viniche. Yeh, yeh kya hota hai? You can't run with the dress. So Maya Vati ka? Or Indra Gandhi short hair thi? Mai jab de ka? Now whom are you people loving? Masses. Hotkoon. Lowest masses kon kisko hota hai? Long air agar, I have all respect for sushmaswara. If she goes, if she goes for asking hoads, Maya Vati ka hoads mein, e percent bhi nahi aayega. Because Indian women love Maya Vati because of her sturdiness. Or Dalitness. So Post-Indo India is a book of science. Therefore friends, whether you belong to this party or that party, this nation, after independence, has got unified and this nation belongs to Shudras, Dalits and Adivas, is first, next to others. Next to others. We don't want to overthrow you. And we don't want if inter-cost marriages are saying we are no. But we will not allow any inter-cost marriage murder in this country. It is the nationalist challenge. Their nationalism is different. Ameisha ho chhota Pakistan se fokus karke karke karke, China utna develop ho gaya, sum so gaya. Ek din Arun, ek Arunab Goswami volke ek hai. Aap to maalum hai na? He calls me on the time, now he is not calling, I said I won't come. One day there was a decision by parliament members, OBC members, that there should be a reservation in the private sector also. He called for a debate in times now. He said he started with me. I'm starting with you kancha eleya. This night it must be settled. Am I Sundrata? No, this night. The whole nation is viewing, as if nation has no work except sitting in view. Times now, that too in English. Then he said you have destroyed the government sector by fighting for reservation. Now you want to destroy private sector. What will happen to merit? You want a nation without merit? Two minutes, maara. O tendul kar ka, one-dimensional, maara na. My simply bala, ho gaya tumhara? Arunap, there is no merit with you at all. Then he said why? Did your father, grandfather, grandfather till land any time? Merit is in tilling the land. Merit is in cutting the crop. You have discovered a merit in eating and cooking in many items. This is not merit. If SCS, BCS, private sector will come, today entire Indian industry cannot match one Chinese company called Alibaba. And if we become CEOs, if we become engineers, we will bring Alibaba to our feet in 10 years. What do you think? So he said no, no, no, you are accusing my caste. I said I never said caste. I only said you never till the land. You never cut the crop. You never graze the buffalo.  My maalum kar rata, not even one Jat girl in any English TV channel. Not even one Patel girl. Aparkasai look. Radigal, Kamma girl. Or B.C. ka chordo. See, the day will come. We will own the English, all channels, all English papers, our people will run. That is our challenge. So for that the only challenge before us is make the government schools English medium. Abolish private English medium education, make government's private government schools English medium. After 20 years you see who will be in universities. That's a very simple technique. Now we have made it an election issue in Telangana that B.L. Bhaujan left front will start English medium schools, convert all schools into English medium schools. And we said there will be a Bhaujan Bhaujan cantines in every village, 3 rupees breakfast, 5 rupees full lunch. And we said there will be a labour bandhu patakam. Once we come to power, within one year all labour women and men will get 1 lakh loan. After one year we will write it off. We have our technology. So therefore friends, it is not my books question. If they remove from syllabus thousands and lakhs will read on the roads. And we should organise road reading. Road reading is not available in the university. There is no teaching available. We are real estate professors. So we will start mass reading. We did that in Usmania. Mass reading campaign. Today no single non-reserved teacher in Usmania can say that Dalits, OBCs, tribals are less intellectual because our people are 100 times great intellectuals than them. This is a challenge we cannot do. At the moment they see me with all my books. Show me how many independent books were written by professors. Published by sage and peer son. My parents did not know what I was writing. They did not know what language. In one generation, I wrote all these books in Telugu media. Four books in one university syllabus you are afraid. But within next 20 years, each child will write English books. They will write world class books. I am very happy that you have taken it up. It is good that it is happening in Delhi University, which is the biggest university of the country. I once again thank you for giving me this opportunity. Listen to me so patiently. Luckily, in the back of this book, there is a quotation of mine. I will just read it out. Cast is race in ancient times. Cast is race in ancient times. Race is cast in modern times. Race is cast in modern times. Untouchability is an Aryan construct. Untouchability is an Aryan construct. They said God has not created untouchables. But a God has been born from untouchables. That is Ambedkar.


The biggest story right now is everybody is kind of on pins and needles, everybody is in suspense about what the Biden administration will choose to do with regard to responding to the death of the three soldiers over the weekend in their base in Jordan, a drone attack by Iranian connected militias. The Biden administration has said that they will hold Iran responsible, but they've also said and they've been very clear and they've gone out of their way to say that they do not want to expand the conflict, they don't want to turn this into a war, they don't want to go to war with Iran, please no war. You know basically, Blinken has repeated over and over again that quote, escalation is in no one's interests and quote, no one wants to see more funds opened in this conflict. Well I want to call BS on the Biden administration, escalation is in the United States interest opening up another front in this conflict is necessary because that front is already open. Iran is clearly the aggressor across multiple fronts. It was the funder, motivator, inspirer and giver of I think permission for his ballot for Hamas to do what they did on October 7th. It is responsible for what is going on in Gaza right now and to some extent you could argue that the blood of Israeli soldiers but also the blood of Palestinian civilians is on Iran, the Iranian regime. Iran is responsible for the Houthis attacking civilian ships, carrying civilian cargo through the Red Sea and blocking the sea lanes and obstructing, obstructing trade. The Houthis are Iran's responsibility to put aside the horror and the damage and the destruction that the Houthis have inflicted on Yemen, their own country itself. Iran's responsibility, that's a front, that's an Iranian front. What are we doing about it? Israel's doing something about Hamas but not much about the Houthis. Rezbalah would not be attacking Israel almost on a daily basis without approval from Iran. Iran has already opened another front with Israel on the northern border and Israel so far is doing a tit for tat, tit for tat, tit for tat, tit for tat, which is what Blinken is basically suggesting the United States do. Iran has launched a systematic attacks on US bases in Iraq, Syria and Jordan. And whether again you think the United States should be in Iraq, Syria or Jordan or not, Iran has no sovereignty there. Iran is not responsible for kicking the Americans out. Iran should not be the one launching attacks. Iran is at a state of war with the United States. So you don't want to escalate, Iran is escalating all the time. The only reason only three Americans have been killed so far is because the anti-air defenses of the Americas is pretty good and because of our intelligence, primarily satellite intelligence, we get notified in advance when they're going to attack and people hide in bunkers. But Iranian intent is to kill lots of Americans, not just three. And Iran is only going to escalate more the weaker we appear. Iran will only do more if the United States does not respond, does not do anything. Now, Biden will respond. But it'll be the same response as we've gotten for the last 40 years, a few missiles into some deserted warehouses or taking out a few particular weapons sites or something like that.  Maybe they'll kill an Iranian Republican God here or there. It's going to be weak. Blinken is basic. He's saying it's weak. We don't want. Please, Iranians, whatever we do right now, realize we do not want to escalate. Please remember, we don't want to open another front in this war. He's signaling. So just don't take anything we do right now as too seriously, please. We have to respond because it's like the tit-for-tat, tit-for-tat thing in American public, the kind of stuff the three American soldiers died. So we have to do something. But don't take it too seriously, Iranians.  One of three men says, watch the recent Nikki Haley interviews on the subject. Nikki Haley is by far, by far the best politician I've heard on these issues. Again, she has her problems.  But in terms of dealing with Iran, she is by far the best politician on this issue. She should be the Republican nominee. She should be the next president of the United States. And maybe because of all those shoulds, she will now. American people are not in a mood to actually elect somebody with leadership skills, are not in the mood to actually elect somebody who would actually confront our enemies and actually deal with them.   American needs to escalate. The Iranian threat needs to be dealt with. It needs to be dealt with in a way that's unequivocal. It needs to be dealt with in a way that the message the United States is sending cannot be questioned. It needs to be dealt with so that the Iranians will never attack an American again. That's how it needs to be dealt with. It won't be dealt with like that, which means the entire leadership infrastructure of Iran needs to be taken out. Every single location in which the United States believes that there's nuclear, nuclear weapon development should be destroyed. Every single factory that is building a drone should be taken out. And here I include factories and nuclear facilities that are in populated areas. The Iranian national, what do you call it, Republican God, needs to be destroyed. It's leadership taken out. And that would be enough, right? And no troops on the ground. Don't eat troops on the ground. There's an excellent article today by Elliot Cohen in the Atlantic magazine, and it basically states a truth, a absolute truth, and that is that Iran cannot be conciliated. That is the title of the article. America segmented, limited, and naive policy towards Iran continues to fail. The US needs to try something new. And the try something new is to destroy this regime.  And that needs to be ended, and the only way to end that is not through negotiation. It is through military action. Let me just say, the Biden administration, as we speak through back channels, continues to try to negotiate a deal with Iranians. As will Obama Iran, they will continue to negotiate. Most of the Iranian team in the Biden administration are former Obama team that negotiated the first horrible deal, and they are trying to negotiate another deal now. If you listen to Bolton, and Bolton is saying, Bolton is being asked, what would Trump do about Iran? And Bolton's argument, again, Bolton had a deep experience with Trump on all these issues. Bolton is saying Trump would try to negotiate a deal. He would try to show that he can cut a better deal. Trump would not destroy the Iranian regime. He would not respond any more aggressively than probably Biden is going to. He would just try to cut a deal, just a different deal, his kind of deal. He's the dealmaker. Remember, he's the guy who ran to North Korea to meet with its leader, rather than confront him. He's the guy who trusts Putin more than he trusts American intelligence agencies. He's the guy who is jealous of Xi's, the fact that everybody stands up when Xi walks in the room. Isn't that cool? All right. By the way, nothing of this has anything to do with Israel, zero, zilch. And everything to do with American self-interest. This crisis started in 1979 when I told Khomeini took over Iran. That had nothing to do with Israel. The hostages in the American embassy had nothing to do with Israel. I mean, it is a typical deflection of and, and, and the disgustingly anti-Israeli and anti-Semitic to constantly blame Israel for America's failures in foreign policy. The troops in Jordan have nothing to do with Israel. The invasion of Iraq, as wrong as it was, and as stupid as it was, had nothing to do with Israel. 9-11 was not Israel's fault. And you can continue to pretend some of you out there, you can continue to live in a fantasy world that blames Israel for American weakness, that blames Israel for the lack of American strategic thinking when it comes to the threat that it faces in the Middle East. And for those of you who are really interested, Sam Harris has an excellent, excellent podcast that he just put up I think a day ago on the myths around what's going on in Israel right now that relates what's going on right now in Israel to the global jihadist movement and the global jihadist war against the West. It is excellent. Sam Harris on these issues is fantastic. And everybody should listen to it, share it, distribute it widely as you can. All right, we will see. I mean, the Middle East is a mess. And Biden is definitely the wrong president to be in the midst of this. He is just too weak. And politically, he's torn in too many directions, right? He's got to try to appease the Jews. He's got to try to appease the left. You know, they're in Michigan. If he wants to win Michigan, he wants to get the Arab vote in Michigan. The Muslim vote in Michigan, which is non-trivial in the state of Michigan, he has to appease his crazy left. He has to appease and on top of that, the guy can't think, right? And he's got a team of appeases when it comes to foreign policy.


We got David and we got Glenn, young David's up there, we got King, this is uh this is something I used to do more frequently and I haven't been riding for years um but young David's having a good time don't fall buddy we're uh I'm gonna turn the GoPro on we are gonna document this whole journey you got your GoPro? sick


What's up everybody, Jason here for jaspyskatesprac.com, 2020 Panini Prism hobby football, 2 box break, 2 random teams each number 25 just sold out. And again, 16 total spots, everybody gets 2 random teams in the NFL, all card ship guys. So again, here's a dice roll that we doubled up the names right here for you guys. And then of course, here are the teams. So let's roll the dice. And it's a 3 and a 4, 7 times, good luck. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7. Alright, 3 and a 4, Daniel down to David. 3 and a 4, 7 times, good luck. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7. Chiefs down to the Steelers.   Alright, anybody want to trade guys? Alright, we're going to close it. Alright, I sure want to close this. Alright guys, I just thought out for why I was about to create the filler, but Nick has already created it for the last three teams in Impeccable, and it's the three big teams guys. It's $135, but again, Chargers were $500 plus, Bengals $400, Dolphins were like $300, $400 plus, so again, it costs average 10 spots at $134.99. You get a piece of all three of these teams, and again, all it takes is the right number. You guys all have a piece of the team. So there's that right there guys, good luck. Let's get that rolling. We can do Impeccable next. There you go. Alright, here's two boxes of hobby. I'm sure people are going to grab spots in that filler. It's a pretty strong one. You know what I mean?  I expect that to sell pretty quick. Alright, good luck everybody. Van Jefferson Silver. Main Stanley. Main Stanley Greenscope. Swift. Chris Godwin. James Morgan for the Jets. Little Patch Auto. Jets, Jets, Jets. Alan with that one. We got a Warren Moon. And how about a gold La Michael P. Rhyme? Rookie autograph for the Jets. What a Jets box. 10 out of 10. TJ Hawkinson. Red is Silver. Trey Kwan Smith. Leonard Fournette. Earl Thomas. Blue Ice. Jordan Love. Charlie Palamala. We got Preston Williams. So I went for his pain, right?  I see, I see. If they were, I remember you spiked it. One or two, one or two great or something. So they do blood cultures. So they're coming back and they look at the moon. And everything looks fine. The light looks dull. The data doesn't look effective. So the group and its blood pressure is gone. Alex is Matt Alex. Marcus Lawrence. And Byron Murphy. Richard Sherman. Justin Jefferson. Darius Layton. Tonya Gibson. AJ Brown. Jacob Beeson. Brandon Ayuk. Alright guys, last half year and there should be two autos here. I don't think I've had any autos yet. We got Karl Rudolf. And we got a Tua Togova Loa Ruby Wave Red. Very nice. Number 25 out of 149 for the Dolphins. Going to David. There you go, very nice. Yandere Swift. And Larry Fitzgerald. And Cam Akers to 149. Autograph. For the Rams. Los Angeles Rams. That is going to Nicholas. We got Jelani. And for the Saints to 49. Zach Bond. Purple Power. Saints. That is going to Mark. That's Shawn Alexander. And a little Jaylen Hertz. Alrighty guys. There you go. Do a quick little recap. Alright so here we go guys. Quick little recap. Of course we got some rookies here. Then we got a couple Silvers here. Karl Rudolf. Lawrence Taylor. Or sorry Lawrence. The Marcus Lawrence. Trick one Smith and Van Jefferson. Then we have all the color cards right here. Shawn Alexander. Jelani. Larry Fitzgerald. Brandon Ayuk. AJ Brown. Darius Layton. Richard Sherman. Byron Murphy. Devin Asiasi. Preston Wilms. Troy Palamolo. Earl Thomas. Leonard Fournette. TJ Hawkinson. Warren Moon. Chris Godwin. Nate Stanley. And then the autographs here guys. Cam Akers.


Hello people of the internet! My name is Johnny, welcome back to yet another FNAF news video. We got a whole bunch of news to talk about and because of that, yes, I will be splitting this up into two FNAF news videos. In today's video we're going to be focusing on kind of the bigger news we've gotten as of lately and that includes brand new updates on the much anticipated Help Wanted 2. We got a giant patch notes list for the recently released Ruin DLC for security breach. A whole bunch of merchandise news from Hacks as well as some amazing new products from FYE. We got a lot of good stuff to talk about. So if you're excited and if you're brand new to the channel, scroll down and subscribe because you don't want to miss out on any more FNAF news. Let's kick this video off by talking about those funny yet amazing new products we've gotten recently from FYE. Because the MadLeds did it, we actually now officially have FizzyFaz in real life. As you can see from the photo for your entertainment which is kind of a pop culturey kind of store here in the states. They just stocked limited edition FizzyFaz Roxy Cooler from the taste tests I've heard from folks here in the community. It's kind of a combination between Coca-Cola and Root Beer which is certainly an interesting combination. I'm definitely going to be in the lookout for this.  Here's what the back looks like. It's got a whole bunch of adorable artwork of the characters. As you can see it is also $15. So an absolutely gigantic security breach gummy pizza.  And now let's move on to some more traditional FNAF merchandise. We've got series two of figpins being revealed. As you can see series one was security breach themed but now we've got characters from the first two FNAF games. Freddy Fazbear, Chica, Foxy, and Bonnie. And then for FNAF 2 we got the toys. Toy Bonnie, Freddy, Chica, Balloon Boy even. The puppet is this series is ultra rare so surprising there's no mango they just had to throw BB in there. So what are your thoughts here on the second series of mystery pins from Figpin? Are you going to be picking them up? I'm not even sure if series one released so we might still have a ways to go before we can get these in our hands. But things we can get our hands on pretty soon is Hexa's brand new puppet plush which just released yesterday. This is what the final version of the puppet looks like as you can see very similar to the design we got not too too long ago from Lewis. It's got a wired body for poseability magnetic hands for their gift box accessory. And as you've been seeing from the images it even glows in the dark. Even the bag it comes in glows in the dark like what the heck that's awesome. And if you've bought Hexa's plushies before you know they also come with collectible cards and this is what the puppets looks like.  And speaking of Hexa we got an updated design of their withered foxy plushie releasing alongside the other withered animatronics. This is what the original withered foxy plush look like and as you can see this updated design is absolutely a step in the right direction. No release date on these withered plushies just yet I think we're still waiting to see withered Chica and Freddy. But I'd love to know what your thoughts so far on the Hex withered plushies as well. You can be picking up that puppet plush. Next up we got some one off news on a brand new convention happening in October. Poochicon which is an anime and gaming convention which is happening in Pennsylvania. They're going to have a little bit of a FNAF meetup going on there. We got two voice actors from the games and two actresses from the movie making an appearance. First up we've got Chris McCullough who voices foxy as well as Pigpatch Vlad and adventure Fredbearer. The second games voice actor is Joe Goddad. He voices Mr. Hippo Rockstar Foxy and Funtime Foxy in Ultimate Custom Night. And then actors we have from the movie. Well first up we've got Piper Rubio who as I'm sure we all know now plays Abby Mike's younger sister. And then we've also got Joe fell love who's going to be playing the fifth ghost child. The convention is going to be in Tannersville Pennsylvania from the 20th and the 22nd of October. So if you do want to meet some of those FNAF personalities I definitely recommend looking into that convention a bit more. All right well now let's move on to some Stewell Studios news because they put out a gigantic blog post dealing a whole bunch of updates on security breach, the main game, the ruin DLC, even Help Wanted 2. The blog post starts off with hey folks, first on behalf of all the devs here at Stewell, thank you for ruined overwhelmingly positive reception. It was a blast for us to work on and seeing so many people enjoying it makes all the effort worth it. Today it will give you a peek behind the curtain to give you all up to speed on what the next few months will look like. Our first post ruin patch is being released today which as of the recording of this video and the release of it was a couple of days ago so it should definitely be out on all platforms. It's a big one and all the nitty gritty details are below. We are also in the final stages of releasing the DLC on the Epic Games Store which since the release of this blog post the DLC is now on the Epic Games Store since it is also a free DLC if you buy the main game security breach on Epic Games. It'll just download the free DLC right there for you. Going forward we will be more explicit about which PC stores our games are released on. That's right cause during the lead up to ruins release date they were like oh yeah it's gonna be on PS4, PS5 and PC and then it only came out on Steam on PC not Epic Games on PC. So clarifying something like that going forward would be greatly appreciated. Thank you Steawall. Speaking of patches we also have another security breach base game patch in development with the goal of improving the overall quality and performance on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. We expect that to release in the fall and if you play security breach on those early generation platforms you definitely are aware just how buggy and kinda not optimized the game is on them. So it is absolutely amazing to hear that Steawall is still trying to support those people on those platforms and like they said that patch should be out sometime in the fall. Ruin for Xbox is currently in development and we hope to get that out before the end of the year. So there you go to all the people asking when is Ruin coming to the Xbox? Well it's gonna be later this year. We will let you know as soon as we have a confirmed date. The Nintendo Switch port of Ruin has not kicked off and we have no estimated time of arrival for it just yet. We know that's not the best news for Switch players but we'd like y'all to know where we're at for the sake of transparency. There you go to all the people asking when is Ruin coming to the Switch? We don't know yet. It's probably gonna be awhile since they haven't even started development yet. But now moving on to some Help Wanted 2 news they say big exciting news. We have our own massive booth at PAX West this year. We will have some giveaways, a couple of special guests and most notably a walk in progress demo of Help Wanted 2. Obviously FNAF has a lot going on this year and we'll absolutely have more to share soon. Stay tuned. Thank you Ray McCaffrey. And then they go on to list all of the patch notes for Ruin as well as the main game security breach which I'm not gonna go through all those patch notes. I apologize. I'll leave the post link down below if you wanna go read them. Though something I should point out because people are freaking out on Twitter they do officially call the Mimic the Mimic.  Well actually that's not where the Help Wanted 2 news ends because Steele has tweeted out a few pictures of the FNAF booth at PAX West. In this first picture we can see the gigantic logo for Five Nights at Freddy's. Sporting that iconic checkerboard white and black pattern behind the wall we can of course see the Steele Studios logo. And interestingly enough we can even make out the logo for Blumhouse's FNAF movie which has led a lot of people to assume maybe we're gonna get a new teaser, a new poster, a new trailer for the film at this convention. If you ask me I personally just think it's there for advertising reasons. It would be cool if maybe we've got a few brand new clips from the film maybe even a new poster I'd like that one. But personally I don't have high hopes we're gonna get something massive like a new trailer though you know if I'm wrong I wouldn't be mad. But moving on now to the second image this is the official Help Wanted 2 booth at the FNAF booth. PAX doesn't even start until the first week of September so they still have a few days to prepare but a lot of people are pointing out on that monitor we can see what appears to be the fun with plus trap level from the very first Help Wanted game. Now this one image has kind of split the fan base one half thinks oh they're just testing the setup using the first game and the other half the community is saying we're getting remastered levels from the first game in the sequel which personally I think would be a little disappointing I don't think we need to remasters from the first Help Wanted game. I mean especially with fun with plus trap it was a pretty straightforward level I don't see how they could spice it up anymore you know but I would love to know what are your thoughts here on this first look at technically Help Wanted 2 really. Something else that was interesting is that Joe Godette who he mentioned earlier is the voice actor for Mr. Hippo, Rockstar Foxy, Fun Time Foxy. He commented on Stewell's Instagram post saying can't wait to work with you all again it's been too long. Now a lot of people including myself were like oh he's saying he can't wait to work with them again on Help Wanted 2. Well then Joe comes out and says you're reading too much into this and I'm like brother you said you can't wait to work with them again. So I don't know if this is Joe trying to cover up his comment or maybe he just worded it weirdly in the reply. There was a serious lack of voices for the characters in the first Help Wanted game which I know is a bit divisive some people think it gives the characters too much personality. But personally if I get a Mr. Hippo monologue in VR I will be a happy man. The PAX West convention starts in less than one week so very very soon we will be getting our first look at Help Wanted 2 and I'd love to know in the comments what levels do you want to see in the sequel to FNAF VR and that's gonna do it for this FNAF news video. Thank you all so much for watching and I'll see you all very soon for the sequel to FNAF news. Goodbye.


What is going on guys welcome back to the channel critical overlord here so I'm talking about Halloween in this video here again today And I wanted to talk about that TV spot. They came out earlier today last night again. I'm not sure when it came out I know I just touched on it briefly in that compilation or that collected video I did not too long ago today, but I want to talk about this separately on its own so I again touched on it briefly in the last video I just put out but What I this TV spot that we've gotten is what I wish we had been getting more of in terms of the marketing and what they've Been giving us instead of this Laurie Stroll versus Michael Myers thing when a heavy chunk of this movie will have What I assume zilch to do with a final battle between those two and that final battle there hyping up probably only makes up Maybe two six minutes of the movie max. Maybe the last ten Because again from what we know going off of the trailer and just again I guess not know but going off of things we have pieced together from the trailer and the plot details These two don't seem like they're gonna be at each other's throats again. They're not after each other So I wish we would have been getting more of what this TV spot had to serve us because it was a very effective TV spot And I would say in a lot of ways more effective than that initial trailer so What we got in this TV spot.  So that was wonderfully put together there the callback to Bob's death in the 78 original It was in a lot of ways again more effective than that first trailer We've gotten so the TV spot opened with a shot of Haddonfield on Halloween night Then it cuts to a shot of Corey and two other characters behind him while he says it's Halloween We're gonna have a good time tonight at least that's where I remember So then it then jumps to a look at Michael's mask on the ground in a house with the lights out I assume before we see a hand reach out which again I assume this is Michael Myers going to pick it up and while that's happening Lonnie has heard saying the boogeyman is coming Before he goes to go before the he's gonna get you starts playing repeatedly in the background throughout the rest of this TV spot We didn't get shown several quick cuts after that Including a random man looking behind himself a shot of someone approaching a house Laurie strolled going downstairs Cori or Michael stalking her from behind with a knife Michael or Cori or then shown walking down a hall and what I assume is Laura's house So that's probably Michael Myers going down into the kitchen for their brawl We then are shown a shot of someone running in a junkyard. I believe Allison at a party Michael walking into a shot that's outside. It seems we see glimpses of a mob a girl screaming Laurie hiding for Michael in the kitchen someone screaming Please help me Laurie is then shown walking down a hall and she says it's time to put the boogeyman to bed So we see more moments of their kitchen brawl and Michael closes it with a shot of him pinning someone to the bulletin board with his Knife before admiring his work similar to how he admired what he did to Bob in that 70 at original now I will say there are moments in the spot that could be Cori flashbacks or just flashbacks in general I guess because in the first trailer we see Cori in a sewer without glasses So either he stopped wearing them for whatever reason or they fell off before he got to the sewer However, when he's first shown in this spot, he's wearing glasses and excited about Halloween So I'm wondering if this is him on the night that this little kid dies going off again the plot details and the synopsis I was released perhaps the babysitting gig that he gets stuck with that night was a last-minute thing that messed up His Halloween plans at night because the movie again to my knowledge is supposed to kick off in 2019 so there's a chance that this is going to be a flashback of sorts that maybe we see throughout the movie or maybe we see a Very long drawn-out sequence from 2019 to open the movie So the person picking up the Michael mask must of course be Michael Why is it on the ground? The answer has to be tied to Corey Cunningham Whatever relationship these two are about to have in Halloween ends Well, I think we also see glimpses of a bus and a crash very similar and reminiscent to of course the bus crash from the 2018 Halloween movie, but why is this bus crashing? Is it the same bus? Is it a flashback or is there a moment in the movie where Corey Cunningham's accusations that are brought against him in Some fashion of course leads him going through a trial because again, I feel like what's gonna happen is Corey going off of that bus that's shown in the TV spot Corey either goes to trial is found innocent But before that of course he might have been getting Transported places going from Smith's Grove to some other sanitarium or just being taken in the Smith's Grove And maybe that's why we see shot a shot of a bus or maybe Michael for whatever reason has something to do with this bus I don't know why there was a shot of a bus in TV spot, but I did something else I remember seeing from said TV spot. There was definitely a shot of a bus So we could have a few flashbacks thrown into the mix Maybe some showing us more of what happened on Halloween 2018 or maybe just something that helps us Further establish who Corey is and what happened to him on that night that this kid dies when he's babysitting Said kid again going off of the synopsis It says he will stand accused after a babysitting accident Now there is a chance that he isn't even babysitting and he was just in the wrong place at the wrong time with someone Else who was babysitting but I think it's pretty clear that Corey Cunningham is the one that will be babysitting in this movie Someone will die under his watch whether that be intentional or unintentional We will find that out when the movie releases this TV spot and what they gave us with this This is what I would love to see more of in a final trailer versus us just having it set around Lori versus Michael when Lori versus Michael is probably gonna make up maybe six seven or less minutes max of the movie Because again these two they have no conflict They have things that they could create a conflict with them for or work with them for in a narrative But we're not going to get that most likely. We're going to get a movie heavily Heavily focused on this Corey Cunningham individual We're gonna see a bigger conflict between him and Michael Myers and Lori Stroll will again coincidentally like in 2018 I assume is gonna come together have this final battle with him Even though again for the entirety of this trilogy. They still have not had a single conflict Although there are things that they're throwing in there is like Easter eggs and knots to the original old The fact that he's going after her with a knitting needle. Okay. Well, yeah, that is one thing. Yeah, look He's saying he remembers you I guess What that's from 40 years ago There is already a conflict that you could have focused on established in Halloween 2018 Halloween kills this man has terrorized her and killed killed her daughter and Tried to kill her granddaughter and has caused a lot of pain for said granddaughter So we'll see what they end up doing with Halloween ends because of the fact that again A large chunk of this is gonna have to do with Corey Cunningham from what I can assume going off the plot details and The TV spot and the original trailer and the fact that they are trying to hype up this Michael versus Lori thing When it's clear as day, it's not going to be just strictly Michael versus Lori But let me know what you guys thought about that TV spot down in the comment section below if you haven't already of course Make sure you subscribe turn on post notification in this video in the description I'll have links to all my social media accounts on Facebook Twitter and Instagram You can message me there of course to let me know if there are any movies news or reviews You'll like me to cover in the future with all that in mind guys. I will see you in the next video


What up everybody Joe again, and you're wondering why Joe we just saw the recap for this. What's going on here? Well, because I forgot a card Chad how can I forget Jaws? That was in one box random team number one There you go. I'll see you on Thursday fanatics live


Let's start this video with a question. You want a new set of irons, you go into a bay, you've got every single club you can properly choose from in terms of manufacturer. The question is, would you pick one from this brand behind me? Would you buy a Strixon product and stick it in the bag? Or have you bought one of those products and stuck it in the bag? I'm going to look at a new set of irons which look incredible. Would I buy them? I'm not so sure. Right, I've started collecting data on what am I for the four or five shots in. I've gone to a club that ordinarily I think you've got to have some persuasion to buy it. And I say that because for me Strixon are always up against it in the brand name. I'm not disputing the quality of this club, the forge clubs that they've made in the past have been fantastic. But their pricing structure is very similar to that of the others. And the others being what I would call a bigger brand in terms of the European and perhaps American markets. So I think they're up against it. I've seen this on the shelf, it's caught my eye, they always look good. And to be fair they do always perform good. So why wouldn't I go for this iron? I'm going to check out the performance, we'll collect data. I just want to knit back inside because it's too cold for me to discuss it here. We're getting a warmth of the office. Now I'll just give you a little bit at a technology that Strixon are saying is packed into this iron. Right, so a very brief explanation as to what Strixon is saying packed into these irons. Because to be fair to Strixon they don't go OTT in terms of their marketing claims. And I think a lot of people that again will appeal to.  I think the most interesting one is the difference in these irons to the previous iterations is this main frame which is again artificial intelligence, AI inspired as they say it, which is interesting because that's obviously something that was led by Callaway. But it's a milled pattern on the backside of each of the ZX-5 irons maximises COR for ball speed and more distance on every shot. Next bit, progressive grooves. So there's a different groove pattern between eight irons through to pigeon wedge, which is sharper, narrower and deeper for more spin. That VT sole which we've seen or I've certainly seen on many occasions before. Again, the idea is it glides through turf more easier. I don't know. I've never been able to see about the pieces of growth on the corner. Tungsten in the toe of the long and mid irons to give a bit more MOI and stability forgiveness, all those things that we love. A forged SUP10 face enhances speed and distance while a forged 1020 carbon steel body absorbs vibration for an extremely soft feel. There you go. I've read it from the screen. Like I said, they're not making major claims in terms of what they say there. But what happens back up for golf in terms of performance, which is ultimately all that matters. Now, you know better than me at this stage because I have looked at the technology. I don't know what Strix are saying. I prefer it that way. I prefer to test the club on its merits. So whatever I've just told you, I don't know that at this stage. But I'm assuming I'll be some great tales about how this is power packed in terms of its performance. I do know the loft is 31 degrees. So that sits in what I would call very much the average category now in terms of the loft on a 7 iron. Some images for you now in terms of the looks. I think it looks superb. Not a great deal of markings. I think the irons of late have been minimalistic in the design. And I think Strix have done a great job in that. Again, briefly, top line. Not a great deal of it. Very much sits into the sort of P770 921 forged. That's the kind of where it's at. I love it. I mean it literally at a dress looks superb. It kind of like the overall profile at a dress in terms of its mass looks a little bit bigger than what a class is a player's iron. But overall plenty of confidence. Not a great deal of offset just looking down it now superb. The one thing that Strix can do incredibly well and the one thing that we can't really pick up is the sound and feel from the clubs. They make, much like I put in a category of Mizuno, they make a proper forged iron. No nonsense, no messing. This is a proper grain forged iron. That number again is incredible. Slightly quicker clubhead speed there so that would explain a little bit of that. But the consistency in the numbers across the board so far have been incredibly impressive. We can hear a crack out of them but serious. That's a great shot you know. That's coming in around a 165 mark if I'm not mistaken. Come on. Oh 164.2 which has been a number that I've seen a lot of. 164 has been a number that's been very consistent in terms of performance. I'd like to know this. I mentioned before about buying Strix and Ions and why perhaps I would go to other brands first off. I want to know from you in the comments box below. A, have you tried Strix and Ions? I'd love to know. B, do you own Strix and Ions and the final question is would you buy them? And what are the reasons that you perhaps wouldn't and have not considered them in the past? Because I can assure you that I don't really need to analyse days that this club is performing incredibly well and as good as anything I've tested this year. And that is an absolute peach to finish that bit on. Let's have a closer look at the numbers. That's got to be 165. Here we go. Come on. 163.8. That 164 number has been very very consistent. Right as ever let's not over complicate things and let's get straight into those numbers. Here they are up on screen for you now. Take a look across those averages and take a look at them individually because there is so much consistency, it's incredible. First of all, the clubbed speed remained fairly consistent so we've got a good baroma to work with in terms of that. First column in, spin, 6,500, spin on a 31 degree lofted 79. Yet again that would, to the tradition list, 31 degrees is very strong but still producing 6,500 spin. Once again defiant that loft. 163.3 carry again, incredibly consistent. 19.4 launch, ball speeds of 118. Peekhite 103, land angle 50 degrees almost and you know I mean. This is the thing for me about this review. I started at the very beginning, question whether or not I would put asterix and iron in the bag. So for me, the thing about this review is it asks the bigger question about why we choose the clubs that we do as golfers and often I reckon it's probably not for the right reason. And as ever I put myself in that category. This is not about once again, it's not about what's right, what's wrong. It's about as golfers as human beings what do we do? How do we make our decisions? Because their numbers are arguably without going sort of shot for shot. I think they're probably the best set of numbers I've produced with a 7 iron in all the times I've tested. That's how good they are. I think they're optimal in terms of every category that is in there. Spin, launch angle, descent angle, peekhite. Everything in there ticks the box. So achieving all those numbers and then getting the carrier 164 with a 7 iron, I don't reckon I can do any better. I don't think there's an iron that will come along that can do any better. What else can it do? And then you go back to the question, so why wouldn't I buy them? And to be quite honest with you, I'm asking myself that question. I mean, I think the answer is I probably would, because those numbers are so good. And is that what Strixon have had to do? They've had to produce an iron that is unquestionably as good as, potentially better than anything that's out there right now in that category. So for me, the looks thing is always something that's down to the personal preference, but I think they look really, really good. I think there's that happy medium of mass behind the ball that inspires confidence, but it's not over bulky. The feel is excellent in terms of that forged head, and then the performance is fantastic. The review's over. Like I said, I'm half sort of talking to you and asking myself that question ahead. Like, why have you not got these irons in the bag? Because that's how good they are. Anyway, that is it. I mean, as ever, it's more about... I was going to start throwing up this kind of disclaimer, which basically says, look, these numbers that you see are relevant to me and me only. I'm sure you'll know that, but the point is you go out and you test them yourself. There's a great set of irons potentially. I mean, I've only tested seven irons, so there's a bigger picture than that. But these are very, very good. And if you're looking at irons and considering swapping right now, then these have definitely got to go into the equation. Incredibly impressed. No more to say. As ever, thanks for watching. The comments bit is really interesting for me. All the questions I've asked about would you buy them, what makes you buy irons, and would you tell me to buy these irons? So get involved, comments down below. I'll see you all soon.


The number 2 is unlucky at the number 13. Parental pride breaks up a picket line. The thunder of machinery starts a great industry. Yes, ladies and gentlemen, those facts are all true. And this is Lindsay McCurry saying that my cohorts and I should be back in just one minute and a half to prove them. So stay around, won't you? A new prostitution that centers around the number 13. It's supposed to be unlucky and in deference to some person's dread of it, hotels have no 13th floor, no rooms ending in the number 13. Some people will not sit down at a dinner table at which there are 13 guests present. In Hollywood, some of the studios, there are no sound stages number 13. Can you imagine that? But we said that number 2 is far more unlucky than number 13, and it is. However, in teratology or fortune-telling by cards, the number 2 by some authorities is supposed to mean happiness, sunshine and so forth. But to the rulers bearing the number 2, it certainly doesn't have that meaning. For Royal Day, number 2 is doubly dangerous, and we may add to the old saying, uneasy lies the head that wears a crown, by adding, and uneasy is the ruler who is the second of his name. The proof? Well, listen to this. Some strange, even weird aura of doom surrounds the number 2 when it is applied to a ruler, be he king or emperor. Well, listen. Nicholas II of Russia. Shot down with his family at Katerinburg, Russia, July 16, 1918. William II of Germany. Abdicated 1918 at the close of the World War. James II of England. Died in exile, September 17, 1701. Francesco II of Sicily. Died in exile, December 27, 1894. Charles II of France. Deposed, 887 AD. Died in poverty and exile, January 18, AD, 888. Alexander II of Russia. Murdered by nihilist bombs, March 13, 1881. Richard II of England. Abdicated, September 30, 1399. Died in prison, February 1400. And so runs the list, but it isn't finished. The following rulers were either murdered, abdicated their thrones, or were deposed by force. Charles II of Anjou. Frederick II of Germany. William II of England. Manuel II of Portugal. John II of France. Peter II of Russia. Harold II of England. France II of Germany. Edward II of England. Ethelred II of England. And there is the list. The fatal number two carried those crowned heads to either violent death or loss of country and throne. Can you imagine that? Well, here's a neat little bit of philology, meaning the study of language. In the late 1860s in San Francisco, there lived a gang of what we'd call today hoodlums. They wore spring-bottomed trousers taken from early Spanish styles for men, double-breasted coats, and broad-brimmed black hats. Their leader was a bully named Bill Hood, and Hood and his gang became such a scourge in the community that local police came to call them. Yes, the word is hoodlums. H-W-O-D-L-U-M-S. Taken, of course, from the name of the leader, Hood, H-W-O-D. Can you imagine that? Well, monkey see, monkey do. I'll bet there isn't a parent in the country who hasn't said that to daughters or sons. Well, here's a case, a very funny one. It seems that in Chatham, Ontario, on February 18, 1937, a group of workmen were picketing a building which was being dismantled. A group of boys, curious, edged closer. Finally, one of them got up enough nerve to ask, Say, mister, are ya? Me and my pals here, we'd like to carry those banners for a while. Go away, sir, this is business. Oh, please, mister, we want to have a parade. Uh, no, listen. Hey, let the kids carry them for a while. I'm tired. Sure, you can sit down and rest, and me and my friends will carry them. We want to, huh? All right, here, take this one. Get your buddies to take the other one, huh? You bet. Hey, Billy, Ed, Tommy, we're smiling, but we're going to get to carry the banners for a while. We can have a parade. And carry the picketing banners they did. Crowley, they marched up and down, their small shoulders carrying the burdens willingly, in fun, but soon... Sure, I was telling you...  Yeah, huh? Where? They're carrying that banner. It looks like those kids are picketing that building. Oh, good grief. Look at that banner, I... Holy smoke, listen. I got to get that away from the kid before my wife hears about it, and those other kids... You go ahead, we'll catch up to you. Well, maybe that isn't so funny, but it does get funny when we learn what the banners the boys were carrying had painted on them. In big letters, huge enough for all to read were the words, we want food. Can you imagine that? You remember, of course, that when Christopher Columbus first landed on the island of Guanahane in the West Indies and named this land San Salvador in commemoration of his miraculous preservation throughout the long voyage from Spain, he believed that he had found a new route to India, that this chain of islands really belonged to eastern Asia, a belief which he carried with him to his death 14 years later. Well, here's a man whose memory carries with it the same sort of explorative error, Simon Fraser. Fraser was born an American colonial in Bennington, Vermont, about 1776. When he was only 16 years old, he became a fur trader with a Northwest company and at the age of 26 became a partner. Not contented with the trapping facilities in eastern Canada, Fraser explored the region beyond the Rocky Mountains and opened this vast territory for his company. As he blazed through this unmapped, unknown country, he came upon a rushing river, coursing its wild way through the series of deep gorges.  When he returned to civilization, the British government decided that Simon Fraser had actually made the discovery of a new river and the crown offered him a knighthood. But believing his river was the Columbia, Fraser turned down the honor and died at the age of 82, still refusing to realize that he had actually discovered the now famous Fraser River. Can you imagine that? Sweet are the uses of adversity. Of course, everyone knows that quotation from Shakespeare, but here's a story of a man who put it to practical use. It was more than 25 years ago that a young man walked to his usual place in the factory where he was employed. In his hand, he carried a rubber mat. Very carefully, he put it down on the floor and then stood on it. Of course, his fellow workers weren't going to let this seeming bit of odd behavior go unheeded and one of them asked the young man, Hey, what's a big idea? Going high hat on us? What do you mean high hat? Standing on a rubber mat. Afraid of catching cold or something? Not at all, Ed. I just got tired of having this machinery jar of the daylights out of me. This rubber mat I'm standing on takes out some of the shock. Takes out some of the shock? Yeah, yeah. Let me try it. Sure. Go ahead. Well, I'll be... Ha, ha, ha. Now, that's something all right. By golly, it does help a lot like standing on a soft cushion. For several days, the young man stood on his rubber mat. Then the word spread around that someone stole the mat. Ha, ha, but that didn't stop the young fellow when he came to work another day. What's the matter, kid? Get tired of bringing mats for other people to hook? Nope. I got rubber mats now that nobody can steal. You crazy?  Yes, I have, Ed. Here, take a look at the heels of my shoes. See? Ha, ha, ha, ha. Say, ain't you the one? Nail and pieces of rubber to the heels of your shoes. Nobody can steal them from you. Ha, ha, ha, ha. I'll say they can't, Ed. And... Huh? What's the matter? Nothing, nothing. Just thinking. That's all. And what did the young man think about? Rubber heels. His name was O'Sullivan, and today his firm is one of the largest manufacturers of rubber heels in the world. Can you imagine that? What national flag do you suppose is the oldest flag? No, it isn't the flag of Japan nor Great Britain, certainly not Germany, Italy, nor France. It's the flag of Denmark. The simple cross of the Danish flag was selected as the national emblem more than seven centuries ago in the year 1219. Can you imagine that? And now, what flag do you think is the next oldest? Well, all right, we'll tell you. It's the Stars and Stripes of the United States, which was adopted on June 14, 1777. The British national flag, the Union Jack, was adopted in 1801, the year of the Union of Britain and Ireland, and that union gives the Union Jack its name. Comes now the time for another lesson in musical oddities, or rather, comes now the time for you to test your wits and see if you can detect the traces of a popular song of a few years back in one of the classic arias from Wagner's musical drama, Tonhäuser. First, we're going to have the orchestra run off a few bars to an evening star, which Wolfram sings in Tonhäuser. You ready? All right, sharpen up your wits and try to catch the popular melody. Did you get it? Watch. You're not going to give up. All right. Here's the popular number. It's Sweethearts. Listen to it and you'll note the similarity and no pun intended there. And with that, we turn you over to your own station announcer and say to you, this is Lindsay McCarrie saying, goodbye now.