Hello. Hola. Hola. Okay, so para la elección de hoy capítulo cinco. Oh Wait, so this is not the Spanish language show now my bad. I'm sorry Okay, so excuse me So welcome everyone. Thank you for being here We have a lot of wonderful people in this panel and I'm gonna start by introducing the organizers In case you didn't know them already those three wonderful folks over there are the organizers of this event and we have the formal verification lead and compiler engineer The Ethereum Foundation with over two thousand Twitter followers and over 1000 GitHub contributions in the last year Leonardo aka Leo Alt Big round of applause Next one we have team epsilon lead and solidity language ex-co-lead at the Ethereum Foundation coffee addict and EVM nerd Alex aka Aksic in that side over here and last but not least It's like it's like and last but not least Hurry aka hurry. So I do need your password again, sir Alrighty and now that we have introduced the organizers. Let's introduce our wonderful participants So from pay we have mr. Grant Grant is a Developer at the EF focused on design and implementation of the line before pay he mostly contributed to consensus clients Thank you for your service Yoshi Yoshi moto is a developer at the Ethereum Foundation working on pay line and Sonatina compiler back end From half we have Joshua Joshua aka JT former superfluid solidity engineer mobile app developer and half contributor Thank you for being here, sir From Viper we have Bryant Bryant is the CEO of a pork X a Python Dev to start up and a contributor to the Viper compiler He has also contributed on several EAPs and core Python libraries in the ecosystem 80k language we have Ansgar is our researcher at the Ethereum Foundation Previously at consensus quilt. He has worked on protocol improvements including EIPs 334 44 88 and 48 44 Thank you for your service. I'm amazed I pronounced that right Now from the Solidity team we have Camille is one of the core developers at the Solidity team at the Ethereum Foundation He's also a co-founder of code poets a Polish software house specializing in camey informatics and blockchain in the past He worked on a variety of software projects in multiple languages Ranging from video editor C++ to Python web development to devils and infrastructure is blockchain experience started with a printing cooperation with Golem He's currently focused on the Solidity language and compiler. Wow. Thank you. Camille and Daniel Mr. Daniel has been with the Solidity team for the past 4.5 years He's passionate about talking solid taking Solidity to the next level with generics And he will be taking over the language technical lead role at the Solidity team. Wow Thank you everyone for being here. It is everybody special and thank you all for being here as well. So We are coming with a pop quiz. There are no drinks, but maybe there will be so Let's start with some historical questions. Mr. Leo, would you mind showing them on the you can see that all this is improvised One for you just in 10 development, you know how this works So we are gonna go through a couple of questions to make this fun in order to see which language is the best one Please do not kill each other like we really appreciate your work and a blood back here Wouldn't be actually quite fun. So and don't cheat absolutely not We will verify we have a formal verification lead here And Harry is gonna be taking over that role today He will be standing up and checking that your answers are actually correct And if they are correct, then you will score a point and there may be or may not be a praise at the end I cannot confirm nor deny so let's go with history Language. Okay. Are you ready? Listen to me? So Who was the original creator of each language? So for Viper have faith Solidity and it's okay, and you have 30 seconds 15 seconds for you for Pens up pens up pens up pens up Pens down or pens up. Thank you. Okay, so Should I say their answers? Okay. So for Okay, so that alone favorite David Sanders Mr. Harry you confirm Okay, what about you? You write it down. Ah, shall we give it like half a point? Maybe Okay, so what did you what did you write for half? Okay, so no point. What did you write for Solidity? Let's go one way one Solidity, what about you for 80k doxed, okay? Okay, so he gets a point. That's all right. Okay. What did you write for for Viper? Okay, he thought yeah metallic point, okay next one on the list User Okay, let's go down the list And the battle begins Okay, next one Okay, so for Solidity we put the gave in increase For a grant and we run out of time for others. All right So Oh Well, the answers if the politics are wonder about the answers of Viper is Vitalik for half is Zach for Faye is David Sanders for Solidity, Chris and Gaff and 80k Sam Matt dox again That's fine. Let's go to the next question in regards to the priority hack Okay, so There's So there's gonna be five Okay, so let's give you one minute for you this one Okay, so there's gonna be five questions here. So for the party hack number one What was the github issue title of the party hack by DevOps? 199 The second question is what was the text in the first comment The third one. What year was it? The fourth one was it Solidity's fault? And the fifth one is what Viper feature proposal was motivated by it You have one minute What? Processing how you're gonna how you're gonna answer that Okay, this is gonna be good The last one is what Viper feature proposal was motivated by you have 25 seconds You have 15 seconds to open your Google browser and find the answers online. No Okay, so let's go one by one And let's start from the other side this time. Okay, so What was the github issue title of the party hack by DevOps? No, yeah Okay, what was the text in the first comment? Can be said I killed it is probably what it was. Yeah, okay What year was it? 2017 was it so did it this fault? Of course not Okay, what Viper feature proposal was motivated by it. No idea Okay, so sir Let's go with you. Yeah Okay, so I couldn't remember the title either it's something like anyone can I don't know something something Anyone can yeah, but I forgot the rest. I know can give me half a point if you want to And then I put down. I think I killed it, but apparently it was I accidentally killed it. I don't know 2017 I guess as well. Of course, not so ladies fault. I mean, you know, given the judges here. What else can you say? and No idea about the Viper feature Let's go with you, sir. Well, I forgot the title of the issue. I accidentally killed it 2017 and Was it to leave this phone to think about that? No, I guess not not this time and I forgot the future proposal. I probably made Cool, uh, what was the github issue title? No idea the text in the first comment. No idea. What year was it? No idea. What is the latest fault?  No, what Viper feature proposal was re-entrancy protection Okay, so I guess the points have already been assigned. Let me go through the answers for the public and the audience at home Come here, please with us, sir Okay, so that's the first answer to a question. What was what was the text in the first comment? Does anyone know? Yes, sir What year was it? Who knows that? That was easy What is the latest fault? I cannot confirm nor deny at this point What Viper feature proposal was motivated by it. Yes, Alex said it was a cloning factory Alrighty, are we ready to go to the next section regarding ethereum evm knowledge? Yes Alrighty, so here's the first question for which you will have 30 seconds, which is what is the cheapest evm opcode? Just name one You can name more Name as many as you can Evm opcode Five seconds. Oh, this one is awful. Okay, so let's start with you minus one point Okay, zero points This is a dictatorship sorry, sir down code size at two guys, but after the fact we think it was like jumped at one No Okay, who here knows the right answer sir There's two points for you sir. Good job. Give this man a beer and there is one more There is one more It's revert Apparently, okay, shall we go to the next evm? question 30 seconds Which? Upcode was motivated by the Dow hack 30 seconds Which opcode was motivated by the Dow hack? Seven seconds Three two one Okay, so let's start from here which opcode was motivated by the Dow hack. That's correct. He had no idea but that's correct Okay, next it's okay people get lost usually No Okay, okay, next question. Are you ready? Can you emit logs in a static call? I'm giving you 30. If the public wants to answer them, please go ahead. You will gain nothing, but you will get knowledge You can't run it down. Actually. Yeah, you can just if you have a phone or something just like play along Well, this is what just too easy.  Okay, so shall we start asking? Okay, so what about the public can you emit logs in a static call? No, that's right. That's right Okay, next one All right, so which Upcode returns to stack items Which opcode returns to stack items? So you have 10 seconds The audience also if you if you know it then like write it down. Yes. That's the spirit Okay, all right, so shall we start with that side? Okay, so which opcode returns to stack items? Yeah, we should really know but I don't right now No point None is like the answer or not like you don't know So it's actually non Genius next one. Okay, so Which opcode? Reverts on out of bounds access It's just 30 seconds And I'm asking you to this time Which opcode reverts on out of bounds access? Okay, so hey, let's have it here. Call it a copy Oh, no No We had returned it a copy. We actually got something in the optimizer wrong about that once Well, I cannot ask you anymore because I really know the answer so it wouldn't make sense Okay, next category language specific Questions Wow, someone has a follower here Okay, so the first question is What is the latest release of Viper Solidity Fey have an ETK? Let's do 35 seconds five seconds One, okay, which way shall we start Alex you tell this time? Okay, so for Viper No idea Okay for Solidity Oh point eight point seventeen For fey or something But he's not wrong for half. Oh something For ETK Okay Yeah, sir, I have zero points Viper nothing Solidity zero point eight point ten is what I guess apparently we have probably on that fey no idea How no idea ETK No idea Slum I put down one point zero just in case you know That was close though sir Viper Solidity fey Huh, oh Not applicable is that a valid answer now an ETK Okay, now you can hear me befit on the recording awesome, so yeah Viper 0.3.4 Solidity 0.8 point 18 half 0.1.0 ETK no idea and fey no idea which one you got drug. All right. Well fee might be a 018.0 Solidity 0.8. That's something and I didn't know any of the other ones I like his honesty Okay, so let's give you all the answers so Viper 0.3.7. So you see 0.8 point 17 Fey 0.19 point one half only night lies ETK 0.2 point one good job Okay, so next question what language was serpent ridden in and Viper and Viper How do you pronounce those? Yes, so those are three questions 35 seconds folks what language was serpent ridden in and Viper and Viper Thank you Okay, are you ready? Let's start with you folks. So serpent what language was it written with? Oh? Yeah, the mic. This is working. Yeah, let's say Python Okay, and Viper Python and Viper we said the rest but I So what's your final answer? Okay producer so for the three is like I put on Python Python C So which one is which well serpent Python Viper Python Viper within Y C Sir Serpent was written C plus plus Viper with a Y is written in Python Viper with an I from the ECF F Whatever it's a formal verification tool is written C++. Did you forget about that? That's the reason we have to change the name from Viper with an I to Viper with a Y because But they're not though Technically correct is the best kind of correct Can someone verify this can you give you like five or ten points for this? Yes, okay, sir Serpent I said Python three times Well, that's two out of three. So and you folks Serpent Python Viper with a Y Python and Viper with an I C++ Even two points your one points Wow That was pretty curious actually hello Okay, so are you ready for the next question so What language is half written in? 35 seconds, yeah, there's like multiple answers and you'll get many points Write down all the programming languages. They are Okay, you have five seconds You know half was written in half, okay, so let's start with you folks rust, okay, so that's the only answer you have Yeah, there was a another language. I think it was Was it originally implemented in C++? I don't know but now it's implemented in rust. So Rust is correct Currently maintained Would you would you put the mic? All right, so original huff no idea Slightly modern huff type script modern modern huff rust that's two points for you, sir Type script I wrote Haskell That's it Okay, yeah, my vengas was rust and then I was just throwing in C++, but apparently that's wrong. So rust That's one point, but I don't know so we wrote rust All right, so well the correct answer was also does anyone know actually there is three answers So rust is one type script is another there's a third one Hands up. Oh No, I didn't hear an answer Jabba script. Can we give him a point? Okay, I tried I'm sorry Okay, so shall we go to the next question mr. Leo Okay, are we ready? What was Faye originally called? 35 seconds five more seconds. All right, so Yeah, we had it earlier, but I don't remember exactly what rust something he put down rust wiper, but That's correct. Wow I respect No, I did not put down rust by I just you know I put down fee with two ease because is that always confuses me The correct answer is rust viper because it was originally supposed to be a rust implementation Viper compiler even though it didn't follow semantics at all. Wow, that's like two points Not rust viper rust viper Well, Harry's not very fine the answers anyway, so All right, are you ready for the next one which Solidity version introduced named function arguments You have one hour to answer this question If someone knows just stand up and scream it out loud Which Solidity version introduced named function arguments? It's obvious 15 seconds Yeah, let's do that One one. Okay. We got two one and time's up Okay, let's start from that side one four zero Okay, the audience any answer, okay, I said oh for oh Do you want to change your answer? Okay, just write it down. Don't forget I Give a little bit of a benefit of it down. I said zero one two Surprise the answer isn't immediately No answer changes, right? Okay. I Put down zero four zero You're good. Okay. It was long before my time, but it was there for ages. So I said like oh point one point off Okay, so I guess we said Sure, no you say this Alex So I get a half a point right I Guess something before that Yeah, you know this Oprah Winfrey meme you get a point you get a point Okay, so ready for the next question Which pre-compiles do not have a built-in in Solidity? 30 seconds There's multiple alpha leak which pre-compiles do not have a built-in in Solidity multiple answers are allowed So Let's start here Yeah, we had identity. That's the only one that I was sure Then some hash thingy with B But Blake something yeah, that's that's does it ever feel company this is I don't know, but it's the only ones you have Okay, that's one point, right? Well, I bring it hard Yes Right. I pretty similar answers. I'd like the identity one and then this hash thingy But I didn't even know that like it began with the B. So I put it ah So do with that. What do you want? Maybe we should just rename it to the hash thingy pre-compile I said identity in Blake to identity and shall 256 no idea Okay, that's the audience no there's more so again No, well for the sake of time it's gonna be identity e-cat eqmul eq pairing on Blake to All right, let's go to the next one Okay, so two questions here. When was it you'll introduced and what was it originally called? And you can get bonus points because Alex is so okay you have Five seconds. When was he'll introduced? And what was it originally called? Okay, uh, shall we start with you, sir? 2018 And something that started with the J It's a year Okay, what's the mic? No, no, no points. I'm sorry No idea when but it was originally called Julia. I wrote zero four two six, which was released in 2018 So that's kind of right Yeah, I had no idea about the name I put down 2017 That's a point for him. It says 2017 here, but you're the master So, yeah, you have you also had I think we also named only named it you in 2018 but introduced it Maybe as Yulia earlier, but That's you 0.5 It's everyone happy. Yes, let's continue then Next question what version introduced metadata support or metadata for Solidity and also Viper so what version introduced metadata support in Solidity and invite To a question in Solidity any viper you should know two seconds. No So We are discovering a lot of new things here. We are learning together. Isn't that fun? So yeah, why would we guess zero three four? For Solidity it was before our time and we guess there was three six That's a fun pop quiz with their only questions and answers But I put down Solidity 0.3 0 viper. I don't know 0.2 0 plausible, you know, sure Solidity me actually got the Viper one right 0 3 4 and then I wrote 0 4 12 for Solidity Probably have to look down up No idea No idea. I Also have no idea Alex Just one point for everyone Okay, we're almost done next question What version allows Disabling the metadata in Solidity and in Viper So for Solidity and for Viper which version allows disabling the metadata for Solidity and for Viper Everyone seems so confident Okay, so yeah, I don't know any of these version questions Okay, no idea For Solidity, I put 0 8 11 because why not and Viper I put 0 3 7. That's one point Wow. Yeah, Viper I put 0.34 and then Solidity I put 0 7 0 Okay for for Viper we said all three six and for Solidity Okay, 0 3 4 and for Solidity actually we measured the PR like last week, so it will be 0 8 18 That's one point Okay The last question of the pop quiz If you win this you win this you win everything or not Okay, so If you name them correctly all of them so even the audience if you name it then you win as well So name one forgotten EVM language There's multiple apparently name one or a couple or name all of them five seconds Okay, so shall we start with you? I just wrote surfer Only that There was like three others. I remember but vaguely can you just like remember What one one of them is That guy that used to work on formal verification for the yeah before he left in protest, right? What was it called? Okay, so the mic Serpent We put serpent and soul lane Okay Sir, yeah, I didn't didn't think so been counted as I forgot and I put down move, you know because why not I Think they go piles to EVM, right? Okay, so we have Okay, the audience what's you Hi well the answers apparently are like Mutant LLL and Bamboo, have you heard of those? Okay, well congratulations everyone for this amazing This play of knowledge that we got here now we have a should I introduce a Yeah, the question audience right but okay, so let's introduce a question for the audience Okay, this is for you and you will have to scream and shout and jump or not. I don't know, okay, so What is the best solidity version? Why argument your argument your what your thesis the correct answer is it's a trick question. So Okay, okay And what what feature would you remove? We do Okay and will We are out of time Okay, we have ten minutes for you want to do this. Are you sure? Sorry, okay, so you are going to be you have not only seen a massive display of Brain power, but you will also see a display of strength Okay, so Harry would you mind would you deal would you do the honors?  I want that sock back Okay, so How do you want to put this we need some people on one side and we need people on the other side so Okay, so you want to do you also count Do you do you think the organizer should also do like participate in this right? Take positions Does anyone have like a rock music or like something solid to play in the background well until one loses Of course, so one two three four five Is is anyone recording? Oh, yeah. Yeah, we need this. Okay a bit more in the middle Okay, so you see you see you see this if you put it a bit here in the in the in the middle That's it Okay at the count of zero three two one go The solidity is becoming strong Thank you all for coming. Thank you all for tuning in in this language showdown. Thank you all for your time


which I appreciate the engagement of this community so much. So welcome to another End the War episode from Code Pink to help bring us all out of the fog of war and into the sanity of peace. I'm your host, Jodi Evans. It's been another devastating few days in the United States of America. Children and people of color murdered in Buffalo, the Orange County and now Texas. The violence of weapons, the deaths of innocent people, the wars come home to our communities. This was all as Biden and Congress voted 40, over $40 billion to Ukraine, almost 20 billion of it to weapons. And over half of US taxpayer money is going to weapons and war and yet we continue to be shocked to buy the violence in our streets and not see any connection to the valuing of weapons and murdering innocent children and people of color around the world and what happens in our streets.  So a few weeks ago I read, I was shocked to read that Kagan had told Washington the idea that we can win a nuclear war. So I reached out to our guest today, Colonel Larry Wilkerson to help us think about this as we reached out to him at the beginning of the bombing of Ukraine so he could help us see through that fog and you can see that webinar to go back and to keep helping yourself be smarter in this fog. Lolo put it in the chat and I wanna thank Emily, Dorell and Lola for supporting on tech and the chat today. But the question was warmongering has it now gone nuclear but then at Davos this week, we were shocked to see that Biden is now on the rate of war criminal Kissinger and Biden's talking about military engagement in the Taiwan-China conversation as the State Department changes its website and takes down their agreement to a one China policy and creates out of sin air a new policy without China at the table. So there's lots to talk about. My deepest gratitude for our guests, Colonel Wilkerson for joining us today. For those few of you here who might not know who he is, he's a professor at the College of William and Mary and a retired United States Army Colonel and the former chief of staff to United States Secretary of State Colin Powell and a brilliant critical voice against US militarism. Thank you so much for joining us today, Larry. Thanks for having me, Jody and to all your listeners. Thank you. So before we start the question I reached out to you for, what do you think about Biden being to the right of Kissinger? Well, I guess you saw that Henry's backed up a little bit, especially about Ukraine. And well that he should, anyone who is as, who had a MacKinder person, a Heartland person, a geopolitical thinker as Kissinger, even in his dodeach as it were, knows that what we're doing is really dangerous, extremely dangerous. And the fact that we're doing it and the way we're doing it is reprehensible.  We're using Ukraine and the conflict there to get to Russia. Ukraine is not a democracy. It's as far cry from a democracy as probably any other place on the face of the earth, especially those we've led into NATO like Montenegro, who happens to have the distinction of being the leading country in the world in terms of automobile theft. So we've led some real characters into NATO, but we didn't let Ukraine, thank goodness. It's not a democracy. It does have neo-Nazis in it. That is one thing Putin was right about. I have some Ukrainian friends who've told me about there being beaten to a pulp literally by these Nazis when they were in Ukraine. So we're using that essentially to try and destabilize Russia to regime change in Moscow, to get rid of Putin, destabilize Russia. Why are we doing that? We're doing that to clear that flank so we can take China on. And that brings you to the statements that you were talking about earlier and why are we going from strategic ambiguity with respect to Taiwan to strategic clarity, really strategic clarity. I think there are a group of people inside the government like Victoria Newland, like her husband outside the government, Kagan, and like other people, David Ignatius at the Washington Post. They're shills for the government in London, in Berlin, in Paris, in Moscow. The media are shills for the various governments. They are not acting in the capacity they should be acting, challenging government policy and so forth. They are actually propagandists for the government which is a real dangerous shift. They've been moving this way for some time but ratings and so forth bringing them that sort of attitude. But now they're there.  I've followed this war in Ukraine and one day the American media is lying through its teeth. Maybe it doesn't know it's lying through its teeth because it's so incompetent, so unprofessional, doesn't know what it's talking about. And then I look at the Russian media such as it is and such as I can look at it and I find the same thing essentially. So you have warring medias in terms of the conflict also. This is not the way we're supposed to work, not the way a democracy is supposed to work. It's a very dangerous situation. And as you said, we've got nuclear weapons involved now and we are minus almost any kind of formal arms control with regard to those weapons other than New START which I'm afraid maybe in jeopardy from the way we're treating Putin now in Ukraine. So what arms control do we have left? On top of all of that, Modi in India has mounted a campaign and he's our ally, he's our ally and he's mounted a campaign against the Muslims in India the second largest Muslim population in the world, second only in Indonesia that looks a lot like it might just carry over into Pakistan which of course is Pakistan because Muslims wanted a place to live in peace and that would be nuclear too probably. So when I've been there in 2002, we were as close to nuclear war between Pakistan and India as we've been since both became nuclear powers. It's a very dangerous situation we've set up in the world and this cavalier attitude that some people in the military and elsewhere have toward nuclear weapons is the maximum danger. Well, let's go to that because we know that's been talked about for a long time but it rose to the surface of the media. Like now it's been, I wanna say, infecting the brains of generals and the media and people in government for a while but now the media is like it's raised its ugly head there and in a normalization process, they feel like we're told these stories and they're rolled out in a way to normalize madness. And so here we have Victoria Newland's husband, Robert Kagan arguing we can win a nuclear war. But then I start reading further and he's been doing this for a very long time and I saw it a couple of years ago when I'm like, why is the US thinking of taking on China? That's a nuclear war. Do they really think they can win a nuclear war? Is, could that be, that's an absurd thought, right? But now we're seeing that this is a strategy and I mean, part of me wants to believe it's like part of their strategy positioning but I don't believe that. I think they actually think they can win a nuclear war and that thought pretences the hell out of me and you've been there. So I'd love it if you could take us back to the 50s where you were saying that there was this mad idea and it got quashed and kind of how we've come back here and then just like why that's an insane idea given that, we make mistakes with drones and smart bombs which are done to exist in the first place but mistakes like with those don't have lasting irreparable effects like a nuclear bomb. So. Well, for those who don't remember Hiroshima and Nagasaki and I would put most Americans in that category. I was born in 1945. So I know it principally because I've studied it and I've studied it a lot and I studied the development of the atomic bomb and the Soviet attempt to get theirs and it was a very dangerous period because military leaders who really were powerful after World War II. Just imagine that. Look at Roosevelt at Casablanca. Look at Roosevelt in Tehran. Look at Roosevelt at Yalta. Cordell Hall was never with him. The people around Roosevelt were the military warriors of World War II. They came out of that war awfully powerful, incredibly powerful. One of them became president of course, Dwight Eisner. We're very fortunate it was Dwight Eisner and not one of the others. A lot of these generals thought they had a new weapon, a new weapon on the battlefield. We had Davey Crockett's in the army. That was just a cannon that fired nuclear weapons. We even had an atomic mine. We were gonna plant it in the road and blow up the road and build a big crater so Soviet tanks would fall in it. They thought it had utility. It took a lot of people studying it. A lot of civilians studying what it meant to, especially once Truman made the decision to go to thermonuclear weapons. We're talking about nuclear weapons that would make the ones that we dropped on Nagasaki and Hiroshima look like child's play. These are hugely powerful weapons. A thousand times more powerful than those. The megatonnage is just incredible. And a submarine carries a missile that goes towards Moscow, for example and has 10 of these in its merged warhead. And each has a circular error of probability of about 10 meters. That means it's gonna hit right where you wanted it to hit and the damage is gonna be incredible. We now know from study after study, from RAND from other reputable places that the nuclear winter that would fall such an exchange would wipe us all out. We wouldn't have to wait for climate change. It'd wipe us all out. Even a nuclear war in India between India and Pakistan would impact our farming ability for five to 10 years because of the nuclear winter that would occur from it. So we were seized finally of the idiocy, the insanity of thinking about fighting a war with these weapons. And we had lots of people in and out of government who understood that in the think tanks, in the government and so forth. We had a occasion, a very dangerous occasion in the early 50s when the generals were talking about using them when Mao Zedong was moving towards Kuomint Maitzu, the two islands that he was challenging Junkai-Shek's presence on that front Taiwan as it were. And Eisenhower was in the deliberations and then in general, same one, we just nuke China. They didn't have that term at that time. They wanted to use the atomic weapon on China. No, we're not going to do that. Thank God, Kula has prevailed. But look at Curtis LeMay. We go on to the Cuban Missile Crisis and John Kennedy. Here's Kennedy getting advice that thank God Kennedy had learned from the Bay of Pigs to distrust the Pentagon. He did not trust the Pentagon, nor did Bobby, his brother, the Attorney General. And so the two of them discounted a lot of what was coming from the Pentagon, even when it came through McNamara, even when McNamara sort of adulterated a little bit. But Curtis LeMay wanted an invasion on Cuba. We now know from the archives available to us after the Soviet Union collapsed, there were 10 frog missiles with nuclear warheads on them just outside Guantanamo Bay and the operational control of those missiles had been chopped to the Russian regimental commander. And the purpose of those missiles was to shoot a US invasion fleet with those atomic weapons. Guess what would have happened to that invasion fleet? And we probably would have gone into a general nuclear exchange too because you got probably 30,000 American dead right there. You're not gonna not go back at them. That's these weapons, that's the mental state that goes with these weapons. We tried to tell this to both Islamabad and Delhi, India in 2002 when they were about to have an exchange. Powell went to Islamabad, Rich went to Delhi, we got the president to call them. They were gonna exchange. They had no concept of escalation. What will you do General Musharraf if they shoot 20? Well, I'll shoot 20 back.  And then it'll be Katie Bar the door. It'll be over then and it'll be over for a lot of the world then because you will have had a general nuclear exchange. That's the danger we're in right now especially with no arms control. And we've destroyed everything. Open Skies Treaty, INF Treaty, ABM Treaty. Only thing we have left is a new start. And I'm afraid that's in jeopardy with this Ukraine crisis because the other member of course is Putin. He has about 6,000 more heads and we have about 6,000 more heads. That's enough to annihilate the world 40 times over. And we don't need to be playing with these things. And when people say like Kagan, oh, you're just not brave enough. You need to be able to stand up to the tower. Okay, let's be smart in what we do in standing up to him and let's don't go nuclear. And to your point about China, I never played a war game and I played 30 or 40 of them big war games with for example, Bill Perry sitting in as the president in one with Taiwan that we didn't go nuclear at the end because we attract the Air Force and Navy of China. They do the same thing to us in the South China Sea and elsewhere and we're sitting there looking at each other. And some Admiral or General says on both sides and when we play these games, we play with the red side, the Chinese side played by people who know China well. Both sides are saying, well, we've got to get it. We've lost all this Navy and Air Force asset. We've lost all these people. We've got to do something. So the US side says, well, let's drop a couple of small yield nuclear weapons on Chinese cities like Shanghai and the Chinese are saying things like, well, why don't we just pop a nuke and we'll do it on the US fleet that's in the South China Sea now. You don't do that without going further. Now, all the civilian leaders in every war game I participated in, J-Las, the big game we played at Newport Global, all of them say, whoa, stop. We're not going there. They stopped the game there because they realized they're beyond their comprehension of control. That once you go nuclear, you've let the genie out of the bottle. And so they usually stop, they always stopped the game when I was there and you just go to a hot wash up, a review of what happened during the game. That's what happens when two behemoths, nuclear armed behemoths, go at one another conventionally and one of them starts losing. That's what happens. It's a very dangerous place to go. So you don't need to go there. What we need in Ukraine right now is for the US to eat a little crow and to have diplomacy and to push Ukrainians aside if necessary. We're doing it with everything else and have diplomacy and sit down and talk and try to work out a solution that will stop the killing, satisfy as much as possible both sides, both sides, there's five or six sides here, but you've got to have diplomacy and you've got to talk and you've got to get the killing stop, but we don't want to do that. We want to use Ukraine to bring Putin down, clear that flank and then go on to China. That's what we're doing this for. That's the geopolitical strategy. Go back and read Brzezinski. That's his geopolitical strategy. That's what we're doing. We're carrying out that strategy and the people who brought you Iraq in 2003 are the people who are going to bring you that. Well, I guess that's like going back to that 1992 defense planning guidance memo of Wolfowitz that when it came out, saying that we need to have dominate in a pearl or world in perpetuity and people laughed at it and thought it was absurd. And now it's the blueprint for Washington. So how does the absurd get normalized? And I ask you that also with the whole, we can win a nuclear idea. If you tell yourself a lie long enough, do you believe it? And have the more balanced thinking members of the Pentagon and the State Department been weeded out and have the Kagan's been able to tell this lie long enough that people are actually believing it and acting from it? I think it's a little bit of both. I've been there and I've seen it. I've seen the poison spread. I was asked a question this morning. What did I think about the, I guess it's 19 children and a teacher now, two teachers, whatever in Texas. And I said that I was looking at the Texas newsfeed at the time and I was looking at comments just rolling underneath. They were blaming everyone from Biden to Trump to QAnon. You name it, everything in there was blamed except the right blame more to the person, the American people. It's us, it's me, it's you. It's all of us who have let this happen to us who have let this happen. Malcolm Byrne and John Tierman and Hussein Benai have a book out called The Republic of Myth. They nail our myth in the beginning of that book. It's about Iran and the United States and how our myths collide and why we can't negotiate. But they nail our myth. And our myth is now exactly what you were saying. It's contaminating our domestic scene because it's so bad. When you're at war on your periphery as an empire, you bring that home. You bring that war home. You bring that violence home. And we shouldn't be surprised that this is happening to us. We have militarized our law enforcement in this country. We spent $5 billion sending military equipment down to law enforcement, armored cars, heavy weapons, automatic weapons. A SWAT team doing a no-knock drug bus in Houston looks just like a SWAT team in Afghanistan of special operating forces, Navy SEALs for example. That's what we've done to our society. It's not a Guardia Civil or a Calabiniere like Italy and Spain have, a heavy police force. It's a militarized law enforcement arm. That's what we're doing to ourselves. And so people ask, what's the problem? Why has this happened? It's happened because you've been asleep Americans. You've been absolutely asleep. Now, if you buy this, if you're for this, if you're for this empire, if you're for this predatory capitalism, if you're for this, even when we do humanitarian actions, we're immoral like in Libya. If you're for this, I won't out of here, you know? I'm not with you anymore. But I don't think this republic was founded for this purpose. And I don't think if you've been paying attention and you were really concerned we'd be doing some of this stuff. It's people who've taken over the government and taken over the range of power that are truly poisonous insidious people. As I said to you earlier, I think right now the person who's standing between, despite his impolitic remarks, these people inside and outside government who wanna bring Putin down, use Ukraine, get to China, have a eternal war is Joe Biden. I don't think he wants that. I've known him through Powell and through my own interaction for a long time. I don't think he wants that. I do not think he wants that. So he's a lonely man right now, I imagine. Despite the appearances maybe of his being a little bit, you know, old, too old, whatever is the presses want to say from time to time, especially my party, the Republicans. I think he understands exactly what's going on. He's been around too long, not too. He's standing in between these people who wanna do this sort of thing and the rest of the government. And it's a godsend that he's there. I'm just afraid he's not gonna be able to hold out. I watched my boss, who I thought was one of the most capable men in the world, Colin Powell. I watched him get overridden by Cheney and ultimately George W. Bush and Condi Rice who ganged up on him time and time again. And that's what happens. Even if you're the president, that's what happens. You have to depend on your subordinates and when you can't depend on them, when they're trying to take you down the primrose path, as it were, it's very difficult to stop them. And to your point about nuclear weapons, it's not just Kagan. Go back and look at the hearing in the Congress where the now chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee from Idaho, Senator Rich makes a statement that the president of the United States should have first use authority with nuclear weapons and should not necessarily have to consult with anyone, including the Congress. This isn't just nuts like Kagan. It's people actually sitting in the Senate of the United States of America. They're imbued with what you just described, this philosophy of us first, us first, us first, if it looks like we're gonna be second, we're ready to kill the world. Well, so I mean, you say that about Biden, but like we watched Congress, the entire Congress, not a single dissenting voice, vote this $40 billion and- Well, there were a few, there were a few voices. Well, not votes, I mean- No, I agree. Well, it's fine, but they tried to like minimize the fact that they voted, but so yeah, I wanna get to that. So two ways, one is the, what are the restraints to the war in the past? And Chris Hedges spoke to this week, where there used to be the old liberal wing of the Democratic Party politicians that would go against the war. We used to have that. And then we used to have an independent media and some of academia and even some mainstream journalists that would speak out against war. And by the way, Lola, if you could post the action this week to take on the media about driving us to war. And then the third was an organized anti-war movement that included religious leaders.  There's not even a foundation of funds-based activism. So that restraint is missing. And then right now, you know, we saw that the peace and NBC and Meet the Press where they were like showing a war game about how we could beat China that was put on by the CNAS. And then we've got the Council on Foreign Relations. And it's feeling very much like, there's the military industrial con, and then there's the Council on Foreign Relations and the CNS, and they're operating outside. It's kind of like they're the puppeteers and Congress and the White House are the puppets. And I look at that because I'm trying to find a lever to hold on and pull that can scratch it all at the momentum of this war machine that's moving forward. I think you're on to the point that Malcolm and John and Hussein built in that book in a narrower context, but it's remarkable how they get our myth. And our myth has become contaminated. I mean, it's been contaminated before. And they point that out when we went to war with Mexico, for example, the most egregious war in our history. Even Ulysses S. Grant said that and he fought in it. Why am I here? This is crazy. And it wasn't an easy war. Grant points out in his memoirs that it was the highest casualty war in our history per capita. We lost more soldiers in Mexico. The Mexicans were not the pushover that people think they were. They fought us tenaciously and they took a lot of casualties. We've always had these problems. We massacred people in the Philippines and so forth. But now we've institutionalized it. And that's because of this myth. And when we kill people in Texas who are grammar school kids, that's part of the myth. We can't get along anymore without violence. We can't govern ourselves so we transport that violence overseas. And we try to govern others. What are we trying to do with the NATO European powers right now? We're trying to govern them. We're trying to get Finland in. We're trying, Finland, Sweden, leaving a historic history of neutrality. Big mistake both countries. They should never have done it. But we managed to get them to do it. And I can just imagine Kagan crowing over it. Just crowing over it. Because this is what they want. Can't govern yourself so you go abroad with violence and sanctions. And then you expect the violence and sanctions produced violence, not to come to your home. And it comes to your home. So you go abroad further and further. This is what happens to empires. This is how they murder themselves. This is how Lincoln and Adams and Jefferson all predicted we would wind up. Washington even made an explicit statement that nobody quotes today. In his farewell address, they talk about entangling alliances.  And they will run it in accordance with their ambitious, greedy selfish interests and not the interests of the country. And it will no longer be a democracy. I mean, what are we doing today? That's exactly what we're doing. And people look at me and say, well, Larry, why do you still live here? I say, because the same thing black soldiers used to tell me when I would ask them, why did you fight?  Why did you fight for us? It's my country too. Okay, it's my country too. And I like to see it return to at least a vestige of its former self and stop this worldwide onslaught that it is engineered because it has the money and the power and apparently the people to do it. Although, you know what my army is doing now? It's sending recruiters to Mexico. Yes, to recruit people in Mexico because they can't find people enough for the volunteer force. Well, that's what Rome did. That's what Rome did. It couldn't find any citizens to pick up the sword. So it went elsewhere to find its soldiers. That's the sign of an empire in decline, perhaps even precipitous decline. Well, so, yeah, we used to have 25% of global GDP. We're down to 16 and- We used to have 50. In 1945, we had 51% of the world's GDP. Most of our competitors were prostrate at our feet. Soviet Union, France, England, Germany. They couldn't compete. They were broken in enlightened self-interest. You can call it, but we brought them back. And you're right, about 10 years ago, we had 23, 24%, and we just keep on going. I guess what the predominant part of that GDP is, banking and finance. We are the world's creator of money, taker of money, payer of interest, investment of last resort, and so forth. If we pinpricked ourselves, we'd collapse. Our aggregate debt is gonna be 30 trillion within the next decade. Our overall debt against GDP is gonna be worse than World War II. And it's staggering what we're doing. Well, so, besides the insanity of therefore, given what you've said, throwing more money in the incinerator of war, in Ukraine, in your conversation with Medea in January, you talked about how the United States was breaking its agreements, its longtime agreements with Russia and how that was contributing to what was happening with Russia and Ukraine. And so now, this last month, we saw the State Department amend the website to wipe out the One China Agreement and preparation to repeat Ukraine on Taiwan. And it's not just further decimating us, first of all, just the respect of the world because we just continue to warmonger and sanction countries, but also the planet that we need to live on for the future. So, how do we get ahead of this? So maybe Biden made a slip so we could help warn us what was coming. How do we get ahead of this when we just watched the tidal wave that engulfed everyone's hearts and minds with Ukraine? There wasn't, you couldn't see through the fog of war and we can feel it like, you know, the waves have moved out and they're ready to come crashing back. What, how do we as peace activists get ahead of this or where is the sliver of, where can the sliver of our attention go to help derail it? Well, that's the question I get asked more than any other single question. I'm gonna speak in a synagogue in New York in early June and I know I've been there, been going there every year for about 10 years or doing it by Zoom the last two years. And I know that some of the most intelligent people in New York City are members of this congregation. They ask great questions. I know I'm gonna get that question again. Well, what do we do? What do we do? And I've told them everything from unelect your representatives and your senators, get new people in there, do everything you possibly can yourself locally and statewide and so forth. It's not a satisfying answer anymore.   And that's the climate crisis. You know, nuclear weapons could preempt that of course, but that's the climate crisis. And it is with us right now in the global South they're having temperatures for weeks on the end in excess of 125 degrees. You can't live in that kind of climate. We're going to have really dire circumstances in this country eventually but we're gonna be fortunate North America is gonna be one of the latter places to get the full blown effects of it. We are getting incredible effects. Army National Guards, for example, now spent seven states worth of Army National Guards now spend more time fighting floods and fires than they do anything else. And they're having real problems manning their ranks because of this. Texas has got its guard down on the Southern border. When this hits, when the climate change in the global South really impacts which is not gonna be that far away. It'll be mid-century maybe, maybe a little earlier.  The young men are gonna have Kalashnikovs or M16s, AR-15s, whatever. In the simulations we did at CNA, by 2065 we were putting armed men at the border all manner of people, anybody we could draft into service and we were shooting people. This is in a simulation we did in 2065 when it really got bad and you had a billion refugees in the world. Think about that. We got about 178 million refugees in the world today. Many of them produced by our wars in Syria and Afghanistan and Iraq, Somalia, Yemen, where we're supporting the Saudis. Think about a billion, a half a billion to a billion refugees in the world. We can't handle that. You can't set up that many refugee camps. That's coming. That is gonna be a moment of such profound crisis that if we don't get our act together, if the world indeed doesn't get its act together, China, Russia, the US, Germany, Brazil, India in particular, we're toast. We can put up the sign and say, hello dinosaurs, we're gonna join you. So I think that crisis is gonna be so profound. Indeed, it's shaping up to be that already that we're gonna have to cooperate. That's why this, did you hear what the head of the delegation for the recent IPC panel meeting and releasing its report on 28th February on climate change? The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. The head of the Russian delegation condemned his country for the invasion of Ukraine and said, it's distracting. It's distracting. That's a piece of territory. We're talking about the planet. You get that Putin, we're talking about the planet. And the head of the Ukrainian delegation said similar remarks about, this is crazy. We're fighting over fossil fuels and fossil fuels are killing us. They're killing us. These people are telling the truth. They're not making this up. And you got people like Kagan and others who were, oh man, don't talk to me about climate change. They're worse than Donald Trump. It is real and it is powerful. Now, here's a really sad thought. There are people in my political party. I could quote Charles Dickens. Remember in that scene in his Ebenezer Scrooge story, Christmas story? Remember when the people are trying to get some money out of Scrooge? And he says, are there no prisons? Are there no poor houses? And they say, well, yes, yes, but they're terrible. And people die there. And he says, well, let them die and decrease the surplus population. There are people in my political party and there are people, I think, sitting on the Supreme Court of the United States who subscribe to that philosophy. Let them die and decrease the surplus population. That's frightening. Well, what do you do when the leadership of your country and too many members of your country have literally gone mad? I mean, we earlier this week talked to Janine Jackson at fair about the propaganda we live in and how distorting it is to our hearts and minds. But you're talking about people that have basically that have become inhuman. And so as peace activists, as people who have worked, there are whole lives for the interconnection, for cooperation, for diplomacy, for the health of the planet and the people. You're describing this thing that we're up against. It's hard to find as an activist where that lever is, where even to be able to scratch somebody awake. And so... It's there, it's there. I was stunned when I was in London. I happened to be in London when the war protests against the 2003 invasion of Iraq broke out and it was unbelievable. It was absolutely unbelievable. The only other time I've ever seen that many people on the street where the Bobbys couldn't even, the Bobbys were riding horses and they couldn't even move. The horses couldn't even move because the people were so thick and pressing in on. The only other place I've ever seen that is New Year's Eve on the Thames during the fireworks. When there's four million people down there on the Thames, that was colossal. We have to get that kind of spirit going again. We have to take back our democracy. We have to take it back from both sides because both sides are just corrupt. Well, thank you so much for that because that's really our message you could think right now that Congress and the White House, they're only, they're being distorted by the fog of war and they need to hear us. And so now is the time you can join us in the streets in LA for the People's Summit to expose that militarism and violence that's come from the United States towards Latin America. That's June 8th through 10th and Lolo put that in the chat. And then in DC for the gathering of the Poor People's Campaign on June 18th. And yes, Larry, it's nothing better than standing up, being visible in the middle of madness, showing that there are no lights in the dark tunnel that is militarism and that we need to protect people and planet. And it takes us standing up and speaking out. And being as bold and audacious as those who you talk about and you think that there's, that you can win a nuclear war or that we can kill people. So there's less people on the planet, a very disheartening thought. So thank you so much for joining us. Thank you for your wisdom. Thank you for speaking out for peace.  I was on a simulation on Sunday that I've been on for almost 18 months now that posits a different government in Israel. It's a long story, complex story, but we're working with how you would form this third government. There would be the Israeli government, the Palestinian authority, Hamas, and then this government. We had a man by the name of Rami Elhanan on there. He belongs to a group that he said in his opening statement, no one, no one wants to get in. It's called the family circle. And it's people who have lost a child to the terrorism, to the IDF, to the Israeli law enforcement, whatever. One was a Palestinian who lost, I think the 14 year old daughter. The other was Rami who lost his daughter in a terrorist attack in Jerusalem, in front of his face. Instead of turning hateful, instead of saying, I want to go kill everybody, they joined this group, a group that, as Rami said, no one wants to join and the criteria for joining is really cruel. The statement he made, the five minutes of statement he made was so right, so perfect for what we need to do. What we need to make our lives based upon, rather than violence and killing and murder and a tooth for a tooth, that I almost started weeping as he was talking. It was just so powerful and he's right. He's Mahatma Gandhi, he's Nelson Mandela, he's Desmond Tutu, he's Pope Francis, all wrapped up in one little Israeli lamenting his daughter's death. And he tells it like it is, we need to stop this. Yes. All our voices need to hold that, thank you. We need to stop this. Thank you so much. Thank you for having me. And one of the questions was about where is the synagogue? So other religious leaders might hear you, there's a religious leader on the program. Oh, Temple Emmanuel and Great Nat, Rabbi Bob Woodham, Robert Woodham. Great, so we've covered a lot and I promise there would be 40 minutes, so we're beyond just deepest gratitude and to all of you, onward to peace. And yes, when we ask why does there to do it, it must stop and that's the thing that must continue to come out of our mouths and out of our lives. So thank you, Larry. Onward to peace. Good luck. Thank you. Viva la Pax. Yes. It's like we're living in Louis the 16th time, the way you describe it. Well, you know, I think it was better than frankly. I just watched Ken Burns, Benjamin Franklin. And it was stunning when the French Foreign Minister, Franklin thinks he's going to be unsuccessful. He's talking to again, the French Foreign Minister and again, it looks at him and says, how much do you need essentially? And he drains the coffers of France virtually in order to support the American Revolution. Now, of course, the French had their own motivations. They didn't like Britain. They wanted, you know, but still, I mean, that moment is just so powerful. Franklin's even stunned that his request is going to be met. Huge sums too then. I mean, just huge sums of money. All that work does not need to go in vain.  We are increasingly being seen that way in the world. The world polls are showing even our allies have especially under 40. And if you go under 35 or under 30, it's even worse. Even in South Korea, it's better than 50%. Think we're the greatest threat to their future. That's not something we should be fond of, but people like Kagan are. They are? Dick Cheney. They think fear, fear is what keeps the world in check. Not respect, not love, not decency, fear. That's the reason they like nuclear weapons. That's the ultimate fear. Two very crazy nonhumans, unfortunately, that have a lot of power. Or they're too human in the sense of the lower species. They're selfish, they're war-mongering. But I hate to say it, they are typical of man's history over the last 5,000 years. Well, power corrupts and absolute power corrupts, absolutely. Yeah, I was in a taxi the other day and I was describing to the taxi driver like what was happening and that Biden really wanted, you know, to have global hegemony. And he looked at me and he goes, doesn't he watch Star Wars?  Good for him. I wish there were more of him out there. The rebels will get you eventually. Unfortunately, Star Wars has gotten faded away.  That is so false to the needs of the people in the future and people believe it. You know, George R. R. Martin's Game of Thrones as put on by HBO kind of became the stereotypical thing for the generations now. I couldn't use Shakespeare in my seminars because my kids did not read Shakespeare. And I would quote from King Lear or Hamlet or something like that.  So I started quoting from Game of Thrones. Wow, got their attention. But that's a different model. It really is, if you think about it, it's a different model. That's all about power. It's all about murder to keep power. Yes, it has its bright spots from time to time. But some of those, and the most pronounced one, is manufactured. Manufactured out of whole cloth. Dragons, a princess. You know nothing, Jon Snow. Those are the most powerful words in that whole series. You know nothing, Jon Snow. And they come from a wilding from the north, you know? Those are powerful words. You know nothing, you human being. Oh, that's a good one. We have to give that to Emily to make a meme out of that. That's very good. You know nothing, Robert Keaton. We all know nothing. All right, well, thank you so much. Surely. Thank you for your gratitude. Bye-bye. Bye-bye.


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There we go mac jones base mac there Sheeps blue rookie ticket auto no a gray to 99 Sheep sheeps are the few hits And texans on the back rookie ticket auto brevin jordan. Let's do a quick auto recap So we had texans brevin jordan Chief snow a gray blue to 99 washington dax milm jags luke farrell Green pulsar for the niners teleno who fun go to 30 Jags tyson camble jags tyson camble titans elijah molden orange to 50 broncos patrick sertan the second chief's cornell pal silver Uh vikings can in one will get a dolphin's redemption with jalen phillips rookie ticket auto Titans desphits patrick rishad bateman rookie of the year contenders insert auto redemption for the ravens got cornell pal chiefs blue to 99 2002 throwback is white freany colts that's number 25 like those jags j2 fele um dwayne askeridge for the seahawks Again, these are thicker this year. These are like 75 point this year blue to 75 Also had a gold rookie ticket auto for the saint's patent turner number to 10 And gold rookie ticket auto the first box of the day had a tray lance Two of ten on the variation What a monster hit I'ma drop the insurance link and we're gonna get on the half case number two. Thank you very much everybody


Have you ever been chased by a Roblox Otter? If not, this is the game for you.  Real is the game here and today we are here on Jenna's story. Now if you don't know who Jenna is, basically Jenna is a Roblox online dater. If you date her and you break up with her, she will come after you.  I don't know if this whole Jenna thing is just another Roblox hoax or it might actually be real. Although I did hear there is a new hacker besides Jenna that goes by the name Tuber's93. He recently hacked like KreekCraft and when he was streaming on his stream, obviously, he hacked his games and whatnot. I don't know. Let me know what you guys think below. Hey Shorty, what? Are they trying to online date on a Jenna game? Come on, man. Oh, don't kick the seat. Well, if I could kick it, I would kick it as hard as I can and make it fly out of it. Hello, everyone. I'm your substitute driver. I just got my driver's license today. So make sure you all stay in your seats. What? They just got their driver license and they're driving us. I don't think I feel safe. Okay, my GPS seems to have given me the wrong directions. I think it's just that you're a new driver and you don't know how to work the GPS. Okay, you're the bus driver and don't even know how to get to school without a GPS. Thank you, sister. Somebody had to say it. Okay, look, my rubber bear.  GPS says we'll be there in an hour. Dude, what? Who goes to a school an hour away? Wow. What? Okay, whatever, man. Oh, is everyone okay? Did anyone get hurt? Dude, how do you crash into a bee? Like, the bee will pretty much die against a moving one-ton bus. What? Doesn't make any sense. What happened? Sorry, I really hate bees. Okay, we crashed into a bee. This is, oh my God, you had to be careful, man. Watch where you're going. Oh, there's a sign over there. I forgot to charge my phone. Uh-oh, great. So she doesn't only now know how to work a GPS and she's very unprepared. Why wouldn't you charge your phone before work? Tell her, sister, tell her. Why would she do such a thing? Okay, let's not dwell in the past. We need to see if we can find help nearby. Yeah, maybe we can ask the bees for help since they crashed us. Okay, press E. Okay, what is this? Okay, haung san fang thickness has noticed no trespassing sign. Dude, that is one difficult name to read. Hey everyone, there may be someone living on the woods on the other side of this road. Oh, that looks terrifying. What is going on there? Awesome, I'll meet up with you guys at the house but be careful, there's a lot of bees in there. Don't get stung. Great, so, oh dude, look at that. There is a lot of bees. Okay, so now it's like we're playing that frog game where we're a frog and we dodge cars but we're dodging bees these times. Ow, okay, I have not gotten stung just yet. Let's keep it, ow, okay, I spoke too soon. Did everyone make it? I forgot to do a head count beforehand. What is wrong with this bus driver? Very uncoordinated.  Dang, that was gotta hurt. Thanks, now let's find a way inside of the house. Okay, so she didn't take it as an insult or anything because she fairly knows that she's a horrible bus driver. Hey, is that Tiffany Mayumi? Oh, what is that? Lacey has found an arm outside. Return it! What are you doing? You're turning back to the person. Although it is Lacey, so I might've been her with behind the missing arm. Um, Lacey, what do you mean you found an arm? I don't know. I found it sticking out of the dirt back here. Something's not right. We need to find a way into this house. I don't know if we should actually go in there. I feel safe for outside. I don't think there's any other way besides the front door. The door is locked, though. Has anyone found the key to the door yet? Um, I don't think so. Tracy, whatever your name is, we would've gone in there by now. Maybe they accidentally threw it away. Let's check the trash cans. Oh, great. So now we gotta, who would throw a key away to the house in the trash? Okay, whatever. Let's search these trash cans. Okay, no, great. Okay, Shannon Place has found the keys. Okay, let's go in here. Come on, open it. Great job, Shannon. You sure know how to dig through trash. I don't know if that's a fair compliment or not. Thanks. Let's all go inside. I just gotta unlock the door. Yeah. Genius, open the door. Hurry up, bean out here is creeping me out. Yeah, you don't say. We are in the forest. Sorry, I forgot how to use keys. Who hired this person? Just pass the keys to me. I'll do it. I'm the adult here. Don't give me some space so I can focus. How do you not know how to use keys on a door? If I just turn it into a this way, no, hmm. Dude, hurry up, someone, please tell her to hurry up. Oh, she's thick. Now I see why people wanted to date Jenna. Lazy, why are you running to her? I feel like there's someone watching me. I feel like there's someone watching me. Oh, I had a backwards hold on. Jenna's pretty thick, bro, I ain't gonna cap. But she, okay, there's multiple thick jennas in the forest. What is going on? Yo, there's an entire army of jennas. Survive, I almost have it guys, calm down. It's a bit hard to focus.  I never even dated you. Dude, she just fell over. Oh my God, the way she runs.  Um, guys, get inside the house. Okay, here goes nothing, go. No, I'm gonna die. Dude, they are camping the house. How do we get in here? Oh, nice. Dude, they are, wait, are they in here? Okay, no, I am shutting the door. Dude, what the heck was that? It was like a stampede of jennas. Okay, there's only one out there now. Why did they all die? What is going on? Sorry about that. Turns out I was using the wrong key the whole time. You hold the world record for the smallest brain. Oh man, dude, she is getting flamed out of here. Okay, whoa, I have a world record? Did you really mean it? What is wrong with this person? I really do think she has the smallest brain in the world. Oh man, I can't help, I can't help but feel like we're missing a few people. Yeah, you don't say, man. Jenna did kill like a couple of handful of people out there. Oh well, now it's time to see if anyone's home. She's like, screw them people, man, let's just move on. Well, it is what it is. All right, anybody here? I don't think anybody would live in this dump. This might be Jenna's crib though. Jenna, why you be living like this, girl? Okay, there's a bunch of boxes in the basement, but I don't want to move anything. Yeah, I found two doors upstairs, but they're both locked. Oh, they're tiny. Some of these tiny doors, bedroom one, bedroom two. Has anyone found the key to the bedroom doors yet? Why do they keep asking it all the time? I haven't, but maybe it's locked because they're sleeping. Oh, that is true. What if there's something in the bedrooms and we're about to let them out, guys? Oh my God, what now? What is going on? I don't feel safe here. I have some bad news. Spill it, spill the beans, man. I dropped my cell phone near the bus, probably on the road somewhere. Why are we still following her? She's gonna get us killed. Okay, what do you want us to do about it now? Dude, at this point I feel like everybody should just run for themselves. I need someone to go sacrifice themselves to go grab it. Dude, okay, so she's the adult here and she doesn't wanna sacrifice herself. You want more students to risk their lives to fix one of your mistakes? I'm the only one here that knows how to drive a bus. So if anything happens to me, then you won't be able to get back to school. Just shut up already, we don't wanna hear it. Dude, this girl is wild and she wants to sacrifice more children. Well, whoever decides to do it, shut the door on the way out. We don't want those weird girls getting in. Oh man, dude, I'm an adult too. I can drive a bus. She capping, bro. Okay, I'll do it. I guess I'll go. No, I don't wanna do it. Wait, should I do it or not? Okay, whatever. Oh, someone did it. Whoa, she's back. Do you have the phone? Okay, it seemed like she did not find the phone. Great, so now what? Does that mean we all die? I guess Lazy Cat wasn't fast enough. Dude, that has messed up. She went out there and she died trying to look for the phone. Okay, great. Okay, I guess we need to figure something else out. Let's find the bedroom keys. Wow, so we just witnessed Lazy's sacrifice herself and we're moving on like nothing. Okay, so now we gotta find these keys. Oh, either interact. Gotta move these boxes, bro. They're in the way. Hey, I'm doing this. Let me do this. I got it under control, okay? Oh, okay, nice. Now we clear the path. Oh, oh wait, I'm moving. Cool. Hey guys, let's check the boxes down here for a key or something. Oh, wait, there's a bunker right there. Maybe we should go in the bunker. It will probably be more safe in there. Okay, everyone, let's go check bedroom number one for the homeowners. Okay, let's see what lies behind bedroom number one. Wait, what is that? She found a notebook? Dude, it's even more trashed in here than down there. Guys, you're gonna wanna see this. Wait, what is she talking about? What did you find? What are they talking about, bro? It looks like a journal that someone recorded information into. Okay. Well, what type of information? It says, entry number one. Timmy hasn't been back to school for a few days. Now I'm a bit worried. I hope he's okay. Entry number two. One of his friends told me that the last time he saw Timmy, he was with a new transfer student. I knew to find out who she is. Maybe she knows something. Oh, I think they're talking about Jenna. It has to be Jenna. Okay, entry number three. I found out her name is Jenna. I tried to approach her, but something about her just creeps me out. Maybe she's responsible for his disappearance. Ooh. Entry number four. I'm going to follow her home after school. Something in my gut is telling me to run, but what if he's in trouble? I need to find Timmy. Timmy, what did you get yourself into, man? Come on. Entry number five. I can't find Timmy. I've looked everywhere, but I think Jenna's on to me. I've been hiding in this empty bedroom. When she comes home, I'm surprised she hasn't noticed me yet. Oh, that is creepy, man. Entry number six. It seems like Jenna's always around now. I can hear footsteps and then the door closes, but then I hear footsteps again. I think it's only a matter of time until I'm found. Dude, what? She should have left this place a long time ago. The rest of the pages seem to have been torn out for some reason. Oh, they hiding some information from us. Do you guys think that girl's outside? This is Jenna person? I mean, we obviously know that is Jenna. Probably, but why are there so many of them? That is true. Why is there like an entire RV? That's the thing that freaked me out. Like, why is there an entire army of genus? Dude, that thing. I thought someone was knocking. What was that? Oh, like what? I think that came from inside bedroom number two. Oh, no way. You think someone's locked in? Wait, I don't see anyone. I just see a bunch of bedrooms. Okay, there's a note over there. Um, so who's gonna be the one to open it? I got it. Move out the way. Move. I'm trying to open. I can't open the door. Whatever, man.  Okay, either interact. Okay, let's go in there. Mine, mine, mine. Mine, I found the first. Why does this take so long? Geez, okay. We found the notebook in bedroom number two. Right, let's see how this holds for us. I think I found the other half of the last notebook. Everyone get in here. This is probably important. It says, what? The door just closed. Entry number seven. Somehow I've been able to hide from them. I left half of my notebook in the other room in case they catch me. I'm going to try and leave this cursed house as soon as I can. Entry number eight. The footsteps have become a constant throughout every hour of the day. I'm positive that Jenna must be working with someone. Unless it was her clones. Entry number nine. I was able to sneak down into the basement and block off the entrance with boxes of trash. Entry number 10. I found out a metal hatch down there. I think it must be an entrance or something. I'm going to explore it. Maybe I'll find Timmy. Oh, why did she keep all her victims down there? Entry number 11. As I was exploring, I came across the maze behind some boxes. My instincts told me not to go that way, so I didn't. The other way happened to be an exit. When I escaped, I'll need to block the path somehow. Wait, she escaped? How did she leave this notebook here? Entry number 12. I'm going to leave this notebook in case anyone else comes across it. I never found Timmy, but I need to save myself while I still can. Good luck. All right, so it seems like the only way out of here is to go down into that bunker that we saw in the basement. And that's where it ends. I guess there's a way to get out of here in the basement. Okay, so let's go down there, guys. Come on, it's the only safe place. Wait, it's only like five of us. We were all too scared to open it, but it looks like they may be our only way to escape. We should probably relax here. Seems pretty safe so far. Those girls are probably all back at school by now. There's a bunch of jennas around the house. There's a bigger army this time. Quickly, we need to go before they get in. Hurry, go. Oh my God, it's trying to break in the house. Look at this. What? Okay, go. Oh yeah, girl. I'm going to sacrifice her. I'm out of here. Go, go, go. Into the basement, 20 seconds. It won't open? Great, just so we need to keep trying. You need to, let me do it, move. I got it. It's stuck. Uh-oh. Keep trying, what was at the front door? Dude, they broke the front door. Oh no, it's opening. Come quick. Wait, jennas coming, hurry. Oh my God, there's one jenna right there. Okay, we need to keep moving because we're going to get sworn by jennas.   Jump down here, everyone. Are we missing anyone? I'm not sure, but if they didn't climb through the hatch, the jennas definitely got him. Bro, where's everybody else? We lost so many people. The notebook says something about a maze and an exit. It seems like the exit is blocked by something. We can't move with our bare hands. Oh, what's up, skinny bone jones? What are you, just chilling down here. I guess that means our only option is to go through the maze then. What if that's Timmy's dead body, bro? I don't want to, I'm scared. Well, get over it, you big, scaredy cat. Calm down, would you just rather just sit here and starve to death when you need to move? All right, how do we get out of here? Oh, the boxes. Okay, can you both stop fighting when you need to stick together? Bro, I'm leaving, I don't mind. Oh, I can't proceed without the dialogue, okay? Okay, whatever, I'm gone. Okay, let's go through here. It's just me, myself, and Twitter. I'm typically good at mazes because I just randomly go anywhere. And I tend to find, oh, what is that? Dude, interact. What is this? Is that an Easter egg or something? Uh, what? Didn't do anything. Okay, that was weird. All right, where the heck am I going up last now? Okay, there's another school there. Nope, that's a dead end. Okay, it has to be this way. I have a gut feeling it is. I told you guys I'm good at mazes. Okay, oh, crowbar. Wait, I see something over there. What is that? It gets nothing, it's just poop stain, great. I found a crowbar at the end of the maze. I think we can use that to open this metal grate. Okay, where's the metal grate? I feel like missing. Oh, they opened the metal grate. Oh, it was down here? Brownie, I'm so blind. I think this was the exit the notebook was talking about. Let's hurry, we need to get through this. Oh, they just had to put a knobby, huh? I don't know, dude, that girl's always scared. What was that? Are you kidding me? Now the army of genesis down here too? Objective, where, okay, where are you? Oh, great, we need to run. Run or you will die, up to you. Okay, so let's keep on going. Okay, we have 30 seconds to escape. That is plenty of time. Dude, this is way too easy. Okay, do I jump up here? Okay, nice. No, oh my God, I almost fell down there. Go! Okay, wait, how do I get up there? Um, okay, I guess we've made it. Where do we go now? It's just us now. Yep. We need to survive. Um, I don't know, I think we have time to try. Dude, they are climbing. They are coming from everywhere. Help, help! Help me, somebody! Somebody help us, please! We trapped in the sewers now. Wait, bad ending? So does that mean we died to the Jenna army? We got the bad ending to it. I don't know what the good ending is.  You guys be knowing all the endings and whatnot. And I'm sure I probably missed like an Easter egg or something. Well, I think we all know the moral of the story is, do not online date on Roblox because you will come across a crazy girl like Jenna and she will come after you if you break up with her. All right, you guys, well, that was Roblox Jenna. I'm sure there's gonna be a chapter two. It's like 50k likes for a chapter two. So I will be back for that. And I can't wait. I will be anticipating it. So, YouTuber, please friend. I'm not a YouTuber, man. I'll see you guys in the next one.