I had to jump on here as quickly as I could. God gave me a new revelation for you. Pay attention, this is from God. You ready? Wait a minute. I mean, if this were me, I would be on the edge of my seat right now. I would be so eager to hear what God wants to tell me. After all, this is like the biggest deal. So why don't we treat the Bible that way? If you're like me, you see people on social media proclaiming messages for God, speaking for God. This is what God has to tell you today. This is a new revelation. This is a prophecy from God for you. Hundreds of thousands of people watching these videos gobbling up this content. We love the idea of something new, something that will help me make my life work, something that will help me understand God in a way that I've never understood Him. We're desperate for something new because we believe that God hasn't already given us enough. Friend, I've been there, but here's the deal. God's not coming out with new revelation. You've been given what you need. Now, the real question is, will you choose to meditate on it or continue to look for what you've already been given?


Hi friends, welcome back to my channel and a very special welcome if you're new here. My name is Jen, I'm a certified weight loss and nutrition coach and I'm on WW personal points. Happy Monday, it is Monday, so it is meal prep day. I am so excited for this week's recipes. I can't wait to eat them all week and to share them with you. So if you're excited too, give it a big thumbs up. Subscribe if you're not because I do a meal prep every single Monday and I do upload five videos per week. Check out the description box down below where you will find my recipe website. That is where you will find today's recipes and all of the other recipes I've shared here on my channel. You'll also find nutrition coaching where I offer personalized to you macros and calories. Definitely recommend this and for accountability I have one-on-one coaching as well. Links, discounts to my favorite things and last but not least, come and join our Facebook group. We would love to have you. I'm really excited to start cooking, so let's jump in. I am making a sausage, egg and cheese biscuit casserole. I've been making sweet breakfast for the last couple weeks. So this week I decided on something comfort food and savory. So let me show you what's in our recipe. First you're going to need sausage of your choice. I always use the Jimmy Dean fully cooked turkey sausage crumbles, low calorie, low point and they have a really, really good flavor. You'll also need some jumbo biscuits. You could probably substitute for the smaller biscuits which would cut down on the overall points and calories of the recipe, but I decided to go with the jumbo. Milk of your choice, salt and pepper. As always, I'll link my gravity fed salt and pepper grinders down below. These are the best thing ever from Amazon. Super affordable and really awesome and easy to use. You'll need two cups of water, some eggs, light shredded cheese and then a packet of country gravy mix. So the first thing I did is pull out a nine by 13 baking dish, sprayed it with some non-stick cooking spray. We're going to take our can of biscuits and cut each of the biscuits into eight pieces and then place them in the bottom of the baking dish. You're also going to want to preheat your oven to 350 degrees. Once you have your biscuits into your baking dish, you're going to take your entire package of sausage crumbles and sprinkle those right on top and then one cup of a light shredded cheese into a bowl. Go ahead and crack six eggs. We're going to add half of a cup of milk, salt and pepper and then whisk that together for a couple of minutes. You want to make sure that they get nice and fluffy and everything gets mixed together really well. And then we're going to take our egg mixture and pour it right on top into a bowl. Go ahead and add your two cups of water and your packet of gravy mix. And then we are going to whisk this together until combined. Now you can use milk in place of water. You'll just need to add those additional points and calories. Step is we're going to pour the gravy mix right over the top of everything else. And our bake is going into the 350 degree oven for about 45 to 55 minutes. We want to make sure it is cooked completely through and there's no more jiggly from the eggs. I just pulled our breakfast out of the oven. I mean, can we just talk about how incredibly amazing this looks? It smells like biscuits and gravy. It's going to be so good this entire week. I will go ahead and put points, calories here on the screen for you. Like I promised in my quite Q and A video that went up yesterday, if you haven't seen that, I'll link it down below for you. I'm going to start including all of the macros with my recipes. Now remember, your macros will change if you change any of the ingredients, brand names, amounts, anything. So keep that in mind, but I am going to go ahead and start including macros with my recipes and in my what I eat today. So all of that is here on the screen for you. For lunch this week, I'm making Hawaiian barbecue chicken tacos. I'm so excited for these. They have a ton of protein and super simple to make. So let me show you what's in the recipe. You're going to need four cups of shredded chicken. I just went ahead and bought the all white meat shredded chicken from Sprouts. It is zero point. If you have chicken is zero points. There's only white meat in here and it is so easy and convenient. You'll need a can of crushed pineapple, sugar-free barbecue sauce of your choice, salt and pepper, any low carb wrap that you want. Your points are going to vary depending on how many points your wraps are. These particular ones are two points. So I know you can get one point wraps as well. So that is going to be a little bit of variation in points and calories. And then you'll need a fresh line and some fresh cilantro if you choose. So go ahead and get a skillet going over medium heat. We're going to add in our four cups of shredded chicken, one cup of sugar-free barbecue sauce. That was literally every last drop in my bottle. And one cup of crushed pineapple. And then mix that together. We're going to let this simmer over medium heat for just about five minutes or so. The chicken is already cooked through and yours would be as well even if you use chicken breast. You would have already cooked it and shredded it. So we're just trying to warm it through and melt those flavors together. Look how delicious this looks. I am going to add a little bit of salt and pepper while it yams. So the barbecue Hawaiian chicken is done. I'm telling you literally five minutes. If you struggle with time to meal prep or time to make dinner or healthy lunches, this is the way to go. It is done, it is ready to go. I'm going to package it up. I'll warm it up each day. Quickly assemble my taco and I have lunch. It is so incredibly simple. That pre-cooked, pre-shredded chicken, complete game changer. So I have my tortillas. Again, I'm using the La Bandarita low carb ones. These are two points. I'm going to add a little bit of shredded lettuce. I like that crunch. Mine's going to be more of a burrito than a taco because these are pretty good sized shells. And then I have a fresh lime.  That sounds so good. Add some avocado for some healthy fats. So the entire recipe makes six servings total. So for me, it is two points because my tortillas are two points. It is zero for the lettuce, zero for the lime. For me, if I add avocado, I will have to count it. If you have avocado is zero points, then it would be zero points for you. And it would only be the points in the tortilla. And then again, six servings total. So I'll divide the chicken out into six equal servings. So that is my lunch for the week. Super simple, so low point and the perfect lunch. We have protein, carbs and healthy fats. For a sweet treat this week, I'm making strawberry oatmeal cookies. I've been craving oatmeal cookies. I love strawberries and that little bit of fruit and sweetness and cookies. I can't wait for this recipe. And it is a whole whopping five ingredients. So super, super easy. So let me show you what's in our cookies. So you're going to need rolled oats, chocolate chips of your choice. I'm just using Lily's chocolate chips, almond butter of your choice. I have to use my American Dream Nut Butter. It's my all time favorite nut butter in the world. As you guys know, and I thought how perfect would this star berry blast be? It has strawberries and vanilla cookies in it. It is so good. It isn't almond butter. And it's going to pair so nicely in these cookies and just really enhance that whole berry flavor. Plus American Dream Nut Butter is less points in calories than regular nut butter and tastes a million times better. I mean, so good. There's mix ins and everything in their nut butters. You cannot go wrong. Small business, great to support. I'll link them down below with 10% off for you. You'll also need a couple of really ripe bananas and some fresh strawberries. So the first thing I'm going to do is chop up some strawberries. We want about a quarter cup of chopped strawberries. I'm not gonna fight. Great play in my- I said our cookies are extremely easy to make. In a large bowl, go ahead and add two cups of rolled oats. Your chopped up strawberries. One half of a cup of American Dream Nut Butter. You could really use any of the American Dream Nut Butter flavors. They're all absolutely incredible. I'm telling you, they are one of the best things I've ever discovered on my weight loss journey is the American Dream Nut Butter. And then lastly, I did smash up those two ripe bananas. There's no added sugar in this recipe. Our sweetness is coming naturally from the bananas. So we're going to mix all of that together. Then we're going to fold in our 200 lilies chocolate chips and fold those in. My gosh, this smells so good. I can smell the nut butter, the strawberries, the chocolate. Oh my gosh, these are gonna be incredible. Onto a parchment lined baking sheet. We're going to scoop out 16 cookies. And then we're just going to take our hand and form them into a cookie shape. We don't have any baking powder or baking soda in these. So they would just be, the end cookie would just be the glob of the cookie dough if you didn't push it into more of a cookie shape. Our cookies are going into a 350 degree oven for about 12 to 15 minutes or until they're golden brown on the edges. Right, our cookies are out of the oven. These also smell incredible, very chocolatey, strawberry. They look really good. I mean, look how good-sized these are. And you can see all the chunks of strawberry and chocolate chips. These are nice, healthy cookies. Like I said, we added no flour. We added zero sugar, other than what naturally comes in bananas. So really healthy option for a cookie. Five ingredients, you can't beat it. I will go ahead and put points, calories, macros here on the screen for you. Thank you for joining me for this week's WW Meal Prep. I hope you enjoyed seeing all three recipes that I shared with you. Like I said, I can't wait to eat these all week long. And the recipes are on my website, which is down in the description box, along with nutrition coaching, links and discounts to my favorite things and my Facebook group. Don't forget to come over and join us there. Of course, we'd love to have you. Happy Monday, friends. I hope you enjoyed today's meal prep and I'll see you in the next one.


Hi everyone. This is Chicho. Welcome to my channel and welcome to another live stream. Today is June 17th, 2020, and we're doing an open discussion on current events, news, politics, economics, and much much more. There's a lot going on in the world. There's a lot going on in the world. Exciting times, exciting times, that's right. Aside from that, let me give you a little intro as to who I am as what we're doing here, Lord Cuddly. How are you doing?  Let me turn on test test. We got the thing going. I forgot to turn this guy on again, the lapel mic. So we'll give a little intro again. Hi everyone, this is Chicho. Welcome to my channel and welcome to another live stream. Today is Wednesday, June 17th, 2020, and we're doing a live stream open discussion on current events, news, politics, economics, and much much much much more. Saucy Rossy, how are you doing? Chicho, you are in, you are Antarctica. It's still light out. We're coming on to June 21st, the longest day of the year. It's still light out. I got a couple of lights going because it is going to get darker, but sunset starts around like hitting, it's going to close, come close to like 9, 30, 10 o'clock or something like that. This is crazy. Starsky, hey Chicho brother. How are you doing? Good, good Starsky. Welcome, welcome. Hey Chicho, glad to be here. Crow Peak Island. How are you doing? It's currently 331 UK, but I'm glad I'm here. Awesome Starsky. I'll do my little quick intro. Okay gang, just for everybody, people that are going to come on, we're going to load this video on YouTube and Bitshoot and other places, I guess. Spider-Man, how are you doing it? Chicho, unfortunately I have to work. We're at a drive-in movie date. Awesome. Dude, turn it off. Turn the live stream off. Enjoy your drive-in. I hope you're watching a fantastic show and much love for sure brother. Enjoy the movie, man. We'll be fine, seriously. Lark, Chicho, glad you're on. Awesome, awesome. Same here, Elder God. UK brothers, UK brother. We've got a lot of people from the UK here. A lot of people from Europe, which is fantastic. Wee, wee hours in the morning. Gang, I'm on Patreon. If you want to follow this work, if you want to support this work, Patreon is a fantastic way to do so. Patreon.com backslash, Chicho, C-H-Y-C-H-O. You can follow the work. If you don't have the means to support this work with funds and you'll get notifications and you can see what it is that we're producing, okay. And in the future, if you feel like supporting this work, if you have the means, Patreon is a fantastic way to support this project. I don't put anything behind paywalls and everything's creative commons. And a huge thank you to the people who have been supporting this work through Patreon for a number of years now, right. The reason we're doing this, the reason we're able to do this is because of your support, as well as support from different avenues that we're getting, maybe through YouTube, maybe through Twitch, maybe through Bitshoot, maybe through SoundCloud now. And I've had a fair bit of, not fair bit, but the reasonable donations coming in and one donation, a couple donations came in in the last two weeks, three weeks. One of them specifically said comic books and I did a comic book haul and we're going to do a comic book reading. It's a beautiful book, man. You guys will be happy. You guys will be happy. So long thank you. From my end, thank you everyone that's been supporting this work. Very much appreciated, as well as the mods and the chat and all, all of you guys as well, right. We are live streaming this on Twitch, twitch.tv backslashchicho live, C-H-Y-C-H-O-L-I-V-E. You can support, you can follow, you can subscribe to your one Twitch, whatever it is, okay. And you can come here, participate in the chat. And if you want to be here live, Twitch is where you want to be at, okay. We do announce these live streams 30 minutes before we go live on Twitter, Gaps, Mines, VK, and all the links will be in the description of this video. I will be uploading this live stream as a podcast on soundcloud.com backslashchicho, C-H-Y-C-H-O. So you can follow the work there and listen to these audio podcasts, right. And we will be uploading this video to YouTube in Bitshoot Technical Difficulties permitting and sensors allowing. I'm okay if the discussion takes us to places where we won't be able to upload the video to YouTube. We do have the Bitshoot platform. It's very rare that videos are not processing through Bitshoot now. So they're dealing with their technical difficulties, which is a fantastic thing, okay. I'm going to catch up with the chat, Speedy Gonzales start, okay. And I'm going to take these guys down, little pop-ups that come up to let you guys know where I'm at. Lark, Chicho, glad you're on. Awesome, awesome. Yeah, Spiderman. Have some fun in the backseat. Have some saucy-russy. Have some fun in the backseat. And if you got a van, man, I hope it's stocked up.  So many pesky, socialist crazies. The world is a joke right now. It's insane. All trues. How are you doing? Hey, Chicho, how are you doing, bro? Doing well, brother. Haven't seen you for a while. Glad you popped in. Hope everything's okay. Hope you're faring well, okay. VC, hey, Chicho, re-listening to you, going over those lyrics gave me some of the best days. Awesome, awesome. VC, I just, did you, are those the two that I just uploaded today to YouTube and Bitshoot? The Billie Holiday and Nina Simone? Strange fruit and images. I was, I've been meaning to do those for a long time, man. Long time. Mr. Hezekiah, how are you doing? Hello, all. Mr. Hezekiah, also, Chicho, I just got the first volume of the Neil Gaiman Library. Oh, sweetness. Are those his books or the graphic novels, the comic books? I know he's written a lot of books, right? And obviously a lot of comic books as well. I ain't writing Evil YouTube, no worries out of God. You don't have to write the Evil YouTube link. It's all good. It's all good. Twitching Jason, how are you doing? Derek, how are you doing? Hope you guys are doing well. Absurd to call. Long time, no see. Chat and Chicho, it's been a while and the world is on fire. The world is doing serious shifts, right? As we've talked about over the last couple of years, right? When we started Livestream, I said, look, man, I have to do this, talking about current events and stuff like this, because things were shifting, right? I know a lot of people that were following my work through ASMR, you know, didn't appreciate all the current events, politics and content and stuff like this. I know a lot of them wish that I didn't get into it, but it reached a point where I couldn't stand on the sidelines, right? Especially since based on previous stuff I've published. I got local strawberries, okay? Strawberry season. Strawberry season is in, and they're really good. They're pretty good strawberries, okay? Nice strawberries. And I got a little bit of chocolate. Homemade dark chocolate again, okay? But these ones aren't with the peanut butter. These are just chocolate bar, and it's got cow cow nibs in there as well. So next step is to dip the strawberries in chocolate, but we haven't done that yet. VC, yeah, those ones, yeah. Awesome, awesome. And we're going to do more of those. System of Down's Chop Suey is on the reading order, okay? Slowly we're going to start doing more and more or not more and more. We're going to kick it into regular lyrics live streams, and I'm going to print off some lyrics, and we're going to do the same thing with it. It worked out pretty good. I liked it, even though my computer's having some hiccups. The processing is taking a while. I need to upgrade to this hardware and stuff. I'll see what I can do about it. Okay? The Fan-A-Lot. How are you doing? Good day, Chicho. Good day, brother. Good day. Mr. Hezekiah. Graphic novel edition of four of his books. Which one? There must be Sandman and Books of Magic in there probably too, I'm guessing. Fan-A-Lot. What are we in for this stream? Current events, brother. Current events. Politics, economics, what not. Murder mysteries and how to talk to girls at parties and two others. Ah, that's cool. I haven't read those. I haven't read those. Absurdacon. Chicho. A Neil Gaiman. If you have not read his Lucifer comic series, it is quite epic. I've heard. I don't have. I haven't read his Lucifer comic series. I have the Lucifer from Sandman. The early issues of Sandman. I have the first appearance of Lucifer and what not. But I never read Neil Gaiman's Lucifer. Absurdacon, if you're on our Discord page, put it in our comics books folder and that'll be a reminder for me to put it on my Get List. I do need to grab it. There's so many series I need to grab, man. So many series. A very good read Absurdacon says, yeah. Hell of God. Football back in UK. Sadly, Arsenal lost. Oops. You're an Arsenal fan. I used to follow the English League man in the 90s. In the 90s, I used to follow it. Good evening, Chicho. Hope you're doing well today. Tragic Bronson alerts. Doing well, brother. Thank you very much. Ding Bobber. Hey, enjoying a mini dose of those golden teachers. Just reflecting on life. The title of this has me thinking about something with all that's going on and will come. The amount of growing pains the world will be going through is unbelievable. May we all be strong through these trying times. Indeed. And it is needed. It is needed. It's long overdue that people realized what was taking place, right? Mr. Hezekiah. Murder mysteries is so good. Angel corpse, investigating angel murder. Neil Gaiman's mind. Awesome. Ahoy, Graham. How are you doing? Kropik Island, Chicho. What's your opinion on the national security law in Hong Kong that China put in place? I'm not sure what you mean by what my opinion is. I'm totally against centralization of power. There's no doubt about it. But that's not going to stop China from gobbling up Hong Kong. It's in the process, right? It's going to be virtually impossible for Hong Kong not to be fully integrated with mainland China. Do I agree with the laws? Man, I don't agree with centralization of power, period. Central Maori. Hey, Chicho. A big fan. All the way from New Zealand. Finally caught you live. Awesome. Salutations to New Zealand. How are you doing? And thank you for the love. Thank you for the love. Twitching Jason. Hey, Chicho. This may be slightly off topic, but what do you think about Kanye West? I don't really think about Kanye West. Really. I'm not in... I don't, you know, some people really like his raps and stuff like that. I never got into him. So I really can't say. I really can't say. Graham, Chicho. I appreciate you making the data hoarding. Oh, for sure, brother. I thank you for the recommendation. I'm a full believer in that. Archiving everything, right? Central power is going to try to eliminate so much. And they have over the last few years. A few decades, really. A few centuries, really, right? I just had one of his songs play here on Shuffle. Kanye West. Token 281, amen. Starsky. Goig. We got Smash 0-3. Arsenal lost 0-3. Who beat them? Man United? No. Ding Bummer. Wow. My phone died right as you responded to what I said. I can't remember what you said, Ding Bummer. I saw Twitter of a film editor who was in Tyrone Snow. I saw Twitter of a film editor who was in a Facebook chat group for people in the film industry. And he made announcements if black editors can get in contact with him because his industry has not a lot of people in color in the industry. The response in the chat group by people who work for several brands, you would be familiar with complete black. Yeah. That's the problem. You're following a tweet from a Facebook post. I don't. I don't. But when people link me to Facebook stuff, it's one out of 50 that I might click on it depending on who sent it to me. I don't really go to Facebook. Not even when people send me to Facebook posts. Facebook censors up the yin yang. I'm not interested in people that find something magnificent on Facebook and link it to me. It's like, dude, okay. You're having your grandfather basically stand guard at the library and at home and on the fridge and on the radio and on your internet and on your friends saying who you can and cannot interact with and censoring everything that might disturb your gentle little mind. And then something gets through and you link that to me. Man, why do I want to go to Facebook? I'll go somewhere else. That whatever you see on Facebook is on somewhere else. And whatever is just exclusive on Facebook, it's just banter in general. I'm not, by the way, I'm not trashing you, Terian. I'm just trashing the whole link of information coming from Facebook. It's just joke. They were saying this should be taken down. Oh yeah, this is garbage. Right? Elder God. 27 years left on Switch in Hong Kong. Is it 27 years left? No, what? The 27 years left on Switch in Hong Kong. I didn't, I didn't, I don't know about that one, Elder God. If it is, link it up for me. And it's all just paper.  It was gonna, I'm surprised it's taken this long for it to be fully integrated. It's mainly because Hong Kong was a hub, economic hub, now that in the last 10 years really, 15 years, other cities in Hong Kong, in China are dwarfing what, not dwarfing, but wow, they are dwarfing. Collectively, what's coming through Hong Kong, China can do whatever it wants with Hong Kong now. Not that I agree with it, it's just their mentality, right? They won't be committing suicide on it. I saw that, not surprised. Still a lot of racism on Hollywood, Hollywood, Hollywood garbage, even though they do produce some stuff that I watch. Tyrion Snow. We, tyrant, try not, we try not make this a little bit more diverse. The response speaks volumes. A big hello from North Korea, cutie. Graham. Central power wants to control the narrative and that means deleting things they don't agree with. That doubling goes for corporations. Corporations love trying to erase their history, but that history is what helps us grow. Indeed, right? They're trying to control the narrative, right? Oh, they lost to Manchester. Arsenal lost to Manchester City. Crazy. Manchester City, this is, Arsenal's in series one, right? I didn't realize Manchester City was in series one. I haven't followed it for a long time, man. Has Manchester City been in series one? In the Premier League? All these, for a long time? Now, that's my memory working, right? V.C. Okay, I'm going to scroll down. If there's conversations between people, you know, I'll, I'll skip it. If there's anything directed towards me, please let me know. I'll try to cash these speedy Gonzales thoughts about the extinction of humanity and the birth of machines. I don't think it's going to happen. I think we're not going to go extinct anytime soon. And it's not. And if we do go extinct, it's not going to be to machines. It's going to be to something else. Twitching Jason.  I thought this chat would be safe from spoilers. Oh no, Twitching Jason. V.C. Underrepresentation in those roles. Zyrik, Zyrik. Hello, Chichou. I stumbled across your YouTube channel earlier this week. Love the content. Awesome. Zyrik, welcome, welcome. There's a lot of content there. If you need help finding something, send me a message and I'll try to dig it up. There's some overlap between the, well, overlap between the playlist for sure. There's 900 plus videos on YouTube. I've been at this for a while, brother or sister, of course, right? Facebook is a joke. Would only use it for a work group chat, but I can't make an account without them wanting a picture of my driver's license. Really? They want a picture of your driver's license now? Like, hell, they're getting that from me. No. Kropik Island, you're telling me everybody that's been opening up brand new Facebook accounts needs a picture of this driver's license. You got to be kidding me. No way. Who would do that? If you had a legacy account, then I guess keep the legacy account because you definitely don't want to open up a new account. That's crazy. Catholic traditionalists, how are you doing? There are some cute pictures of my children that can only be found on Facebook. Just saying. Very nice. And just in regards to cute pictures of family. Okay. I have a friend that is very close to me, very old friend, how many years? Almost 30 year old friend, right? And we overlap and we have certain mindset on certain things, certain disagreements on certain things and stuff like this. A few years ago, he's married and he has kids and stuff like this. For a few years, he was sending me postcards of Christmas pictures of the family with their kids on there and stuff like this. And I turned to him one year. This was like 10 years ago, 12 years ago. And I turned to him and said, listen, brother, look man, please stop sending me these ridiculous postcard pictures of you and your family dressed up in like reindeer as a Christmas card to say, here we are, right? Because when I get them, I feel bad about throwing them away because these are your pictures, right? I could recycle them. But man, you're wasting it and I don't really look at them. I'll see you guys when I see you guys. I don't think I even have pictures of my own family up on the walls and stuff. I know who they are, right? I don't need a concert reminder of this is this is this, right? No offense to people who have kids and stuff. But for me, I just turned to him and I'm pretty straight up with you.  And he stopped sending him to me.  You're not going to say G-Joy yet. And I love the kids, right? Elder God, remember I lived there. There was a 50-year-old current period from oh, 50. 50 years cooling period from 1997. Oh, I didn't know that, elder God. Wow, wow. You must be getting some insider info from there, no? Punisher Max Live. Chico, have you ever been to Hollywood? Yeah, yeah. I went to LA many, many times, man. And I went to Hollywood. I went to, yeah, I spent some, I partied there for a while. I had new people and stuff. I don't know if I, oh, yeah, I saw some people. I've shot pool with, in Vancouver anyway. I shot pool first with some actors and in Vancouver because Vancouver is Hollywood North, right? And I hung around the nightlife for a while and I came across certain people, right? Hollywood is a cesspool, man. Man City is one of the best teams in EPL. Man City, Manchester City, okay? Man City, I don't know. For some reason, Manchester, Man United, Man City, yeah, yeah, yeah. They've been at odds with each other for a while, right? A while now, Man City were pushed up with billionaire cash. Gina, how are you doing? Welcome, welcome. Sleepy waves. Yo, Chico, what did I miss? Just hop, nothing much. We're just chit-chatting.  And our spoiler warning, Arsenal are lost to Man City 3-0. I had to watch Arsenal lose to them this evening. Hey, Chico, hope everyone's doing well. Jack, how are you doing? Welcome, welcome. I can understand that about postcards. That being said, I still send out handwritten thank you notes. Oh, that's good. That's cool. That's cool. That's cool. Yonk. Welcome to the live stream. Innocent 11. 6'9". 6'9 is an illicit 11. That's a cool name. Facebook banned my account, Zoot said. I only asked for my driver's license when I lied and said my account was hacked. Oh, okay, that's okay then. Well, no. I don't know. No. I seriously, I don't know. Ostensammage. How are you doing? This may seem offensive, but do you have grandchildren? Why would it seem offensive? Because I got a great goatee. If someone, look, if someone's obviously, I'm going to assume you're younger than me because you think that's offensive to some, ask someone if they have grandchildren. No, I don't have grandchildren. You have to have children to have grandchildren, and I don't have children, so I don't have grandchildren. They follow in order, but people being, I got a thick skin. You can say whatever you want. So I realize some people say, oh, you can't tell people they're a little overweight or a little underweight or they're going a little gray or they should get into shape. They should stop working out so much. It's people's opinion, right? It's okay. People are allowed to share. Dragon. I make social media throwaways all the time. I never have to verify. I made an Instagram yesterday of Yuri Gagarin. Yuri Gagarin. Who's that? Is that your alter ego? Sleepyways. I have a question. I keep seeing support black businesses everywhere, but is it wrong to support black capitalists because ultimately they are part of a class that will align themselves with central power? Like it doesn't make a difference to me in Elara. Yeah, I don't agree with supporting someone because of the color of their skin or business or whatever. I think that's crazy. That's racism to me. You're supporting a color? What about their moral standing? Like what they think is the right and wrong? I don't believe in racism. I don't, like, you know, there's going to be people that are going to freak out or not going to freak out. I don't know. I think people, if people are making a decision based on a color of somebody's skin, they're racist. That's my definition of racism. I don't know. I don't get it personally, right? Like people supported Obama in my part of world. Some people I've talked to because it was black. I'm like, dude, that's racist. Or do that. That's racist. And then I still come across people that like Obama. I'm like, why do you like him? I don't realize you like mass murdering war criminals. Do you like him because he's tall? Because he lied a lot? Because he was because he was well spoken in a nonsensical kind of way that it sounded like poetry and it made you feel fluffy?  Or is it, do you like him because he's black? Or my mother was black and her father, father was black and mother, I don't know. I don't do color, right? So it's weird to me. It doesn't register. You'd be my grandson. There's a reason why I don't have children. I don't want the responsibility. You can be a friend, right? You can be a friend. Crazy bro, Athen. How are you doing? Hi, everyone. Hope you are doing fine, doing fine. Yuri Gagarin, Russian cosmonaut. Oh, that's why I know the name. Well, I knew Yuri, but Yuri, there's so many Yuri's. Is that right? Is it right? Nice emotes. Nice emotes. Crazy bro, Athen. First man in space. First man in space. Awesome dragons. Thanks for that. Crazy. Did you call me? Crazy bro, Athen. That's a full guy. Oh my God, I almost said full guy. VC, think people should support local businesses, white and black and brown and indigenous population. It doesn't mean local is it, right?  Decentralize, local.  Stop sending money to Wall Street, period, or Hollywood, or Washington, DC, or Ottawa, or whatever centralized powers ruling over you, right? Jack, Chicho, do you have any pets? We used to have a cat. The cat passed away a couple of years ago. Unfortunately, it was an amazing cat, really. I've never lived with a cat that was this amazing. They eat phenomenal, phenomenal. Never jumped on our tables, trained him not to jump on tables or my partner did anyway, right? So he knew where everything was at. He was the phenomenal cat. Soggy fish. James Bond at your service, 007. Spencer, how are you doing? How's it going, Chicho? Hope you're doing well. Doing well. Thank you very much, brother. Thank you very much. Catholic traditionals, there are plenty of small businesses out there that do not align themselves with central authority. Indeed, indeed, right? Those are the ones you need to support, period. Okay. Yes, Gandolf, Langthamnose, nice, nice, nice. Borat, El Borat was a culture of corporations by Michelle Malkin for a rundown on Obama corruption. Obama was a terrific leader and orator, but he's also everything that's wrong with alt-x. Was he a good leader, a leader of psychopaths and the military industrial complex and Wall Street? No, Obama, Obama was was a puppet of central capital and the military industrial complex. And two people who really don't understand who they are and what their role is in life, who want to give platitude to power. I think it's the right word, platitude, honor, power, right? And want to make themselves feel good and require someone to lead them in their lives to dictate to them what they should think, do, how they should react for the complete weak entities in our society. Yeah, Obama was a charlatan to them, right? I would not consider Obama a leader. He was a lion mass murdering war criminal and a puppet of central power, central capital. I got the bounce, switching Jason, have a great evening. Looking forward to watching the replay talk to you guys later. Dragons, back in the day it was near impossible for black people to get business loans and develop their own communities. Hmm, back in the day. Which days is that dragons? Tulsa? Was it Tulsa? The city that they burnt down? The black community there was thriving, thriving, right? Until it got burnt down, right? Break the hexagon. Chicho, do you think it's possible to infect a frequency wave? For example, the sound waves from Saturn, if you know what I mean, the patterns produced by sound on a chalendi plate all match the symbols of the families and power. I haven't looked, I haven't gone down that deep. Break the hexagon. As far as physics, if there's a sound wave, for sure, you can layer another wave on top of a sound wave or any wave, right? Music is the perfect example of one wave interacting with other waves and making music. So for sure, you can layer waves. Hi, sir. Hello, SkyLemo. How are you doing? Welcome. Welcome to live stream. Spencer, do you use Amazon Chicho as... I don't have an Amazon account, okay? And if I really need to get something from Amazon that I can't find anywhere else and I look everywhere else, really, I give somebody money to make the purchase for me from Amazon and I get a ship either to them or I go pick it up or ship directly to me. For example, this laptop that we're live streaming right now, I couldn't find it in Vancouver, right? When I started live streaming, if you guys were around back then, two years ago, two and a half years ago, I tried live streaming on my desktop and it wasn't powerful on my desktops old, right? So I found out I had to buy a laptop, you know, because I wanted to do multiple different locations, right? So I had to buy, I had to do an upgrade because of the what do you call it, the video, the graphics cards and stuff like this and I needed a more powerful processor and whatnot, right? So I ordered the same computer, okay, from a local Vancouver tech company, right? I paid them and they said they would have it to me within two, three weeks, right? And then during that time, the company closed their retail doors. If you know the history, it's NCIX. I gave them the money, two grand, two thousand plus, right? I would know, two grand, right? And gave them the money, I was waiting and then someone, one of the family members said, hey, Gio, NCIX closed their doors. I go, what? What are you talking about? So I went online, they closed, they closed their doors, I went to the store and they closed their doors, I'm like, oh my god, right? And they had one branch open, they had multiple branches, they closed their Toronto office, that one branch opened in Richmond, so I drove there, right?  I want refund, right? So they refunded me and I had to go through Amazon and buying it, buy this laptop, right? So yes, I have used Amazon and I got a friend to order this laptop and they got it delivered to their place and I went there, paid them cash or paid them money and grabbed the laptop. As little as possible, if I can't find anywhere else, I'll hit Amazon, okay? I got a month ban for posting. Crazy Bro Athens, a Native American chief once said to us, to a U.S. general, why are we waging war in the blood in our veins, not our all red, yeah, Zyrec, do we have any snacks for today? Yeah, we do. I got, check this out, I showed it earlier, but I'll show it to you again, we've got local strawberries, local fresh strawberries, and they're really good, okay? And what goes good with strawberries? Chocolate, dark chocolate, homemade dark chocolate, okay? Then I got tea and water. Chico, I read something that, a Graham says, Chico, I read something that really vied with me. The reason that blackness can be a source of pride is because I'm white and I know my family is English. Joe is white and knows his family is Irish. Bob is white and knows his family is Danish. But black people don't have that. They really can't have that because their ancestry was stolen from them, was taken from them and they can't ever get it back. Blackness is not about color. Blackness is not about color. Blackness is not about color. I agree with that to a certain degree, but I disagree that blackness, blackness is not, how about, how about we say people who've been persecuted, people who've been enslaved, who've been abused for decades, for centuries, right? How about people that like blacks aren't, the United States is not the only place or Canada where there's racism against blacks. Europe has it. Asia has it. Middle East has it, right? Blacks are most, by all accounts, right? Face the most amount of racism in the world, right? Have you seen how they treat blacks in China, for example? Have you seen how they treat blacks in Middle East? Have you seen how they treat blacks in Israel? Israel just came out and said that, yep, without people knowing, they, what do you call it, sterilized Ethiopian women. They lied to them. They said they were given a vaccine, I believe, or something like this, and they sterilized them. Holy cow. Oh my god, right? They sterilized blacks in Israel without them knowing because they were black. Holy, what the? That's the same level of abuse, right? That the United States did in the 1950s or 40s or 60s where they infected a black population, I forget which city it was or which state it was, with syphilis. When they lied to them, they said, oh, they're given a vaccine and they infected them with syphilis just to see what would happen, right? They wanted to track syphilis, right? That's the same level of insanity as the pharmaceutical companies. When vaccines are out of date or they're corrupt, right, or the vaccines are garbage, where they send it out to Africa and pretend they're vaccinating blacks in Africa, like, really? So it's not just about if blacks, and it's not just about blacks in the United States, blacks in Canada are treated, well, not as bad as in the United States. Like, United States is chaos, right? Like, in Canada, Halifax used to be part of the underground railroad. Like, Halifax is a huge black community, right? Because a lot of the slaves from Africa, from United States, were making their way out of the United States into the East Coast of Canada, right? But they weren't really treated phenomenally well. Like, there was still racism against blacks in Canada and Halifax as well, right? So it does have to do with the color of the skin. It's not just about ancestry, right? Because blacks that are from Africa that know their history, that go to Europe, they're being persecuted in the Middle East and Israel, right? So, I don't know. The discussion could go anywhere, right? Hello, happy to be here. Cozy, happy to see you. I'm going to scroll down gang. There's a lot of chat going on, I think. I'm just going to look for anything that's directed towards me. I sort of went off on that, or longer post, which could be directed towards me. Crazy proathens. Most actual leaders on this planet are puppets of the lobbies who hold power on their region. Going from the third world countries up to the world-leading economic powers, can you give me an example of respectable leader nowadays? I can't find any. I'll have to think about that. Yeah, and that's directed towards chat as well. So if you guys know, please let us know, right? What was this? If it comes back that your DNA was mostly from Ghana, then you have a cultural path to follow. It's not ideal. Ideal, obviously, but they had already been stolen, but their past has already been stolen. Yeah. Breaking the hexagon. Chicho, you should watch the entire video about David Ike talking about how the planet Saturn is the key to all our questions. Ancient Rome was once known as Saturnia Cross. Yeah, breaking hexagon. I followed David Ike's work. When was the first time I started following David Ike's work? Late 1990s, early 2000s, mid-2000s. I like Ike. Really, I do enjoy Ike. I just haven't. For me, I know there's something that hasn't been revealed, right? I don't, and I've gone down many of the branches, right? Planet X, the Anunnaki, all of that stuff. Like I read about all of that stuff 20 years ago, right? So the Bohemian Grove, as you say, worship and the planet of Saturn. Yeah, and one of the moons of Saturn being hexagonal. It's man-made or whatever made. It's not natural, and it's this. For sure. But to me, going down that route is mental juggling. It's entertainment, right? That could be true or not true. To me, what matters is trying to get people to realize that the game is rigged, right? Because once you get people to realize the game is rigged, because that's the key to me. Once I realize the game was rigged, I'm like, why is it rigged? And then once you see a few different things, things start to trigger. And the first order of business we need is to live in balance, in harmony with life, right? With each other, right? And what we have to appreciate is centralized power will do everything at its disposal to divide us. So our first order of business is to reunite us, right? And I really mean reunite. Like I said, what happened? Happened. Unless we have a time, blah, blah, blah, blah. Okay, people are going to do it. Right. Yes. Hey, Chicho, how are you doing? Hope all is well. Doing well. Thank you very much. I hope you're enjoying the live stream and the discussion. I'm scrolling down gang. Zerik. Your pronunciation of my name is correct. Zerik is my actual name and 90% of the time it's butchered. Wow, I did it right. Grab Chicho, of course. Earlier in the stream, your point was in reference to black businesses. So I presumed you were talking about here at home. Here at home. Yeah. Yeah, Graham, but it's more than that. It's not one local place, right? What's happening right now in the United States is just the United States waking up, right? And going holy crap, right? I'm not sure why it took so long, right? Really, I don't know why. It just took a while. For some reason, the masses maybe, because people who had to deal with centralized power already know how corrupted it is. People who had to deal with police already know that the police is not your friend, right? They're enforcers of centralized capital and stuff like that. But in the rest of the world, they don't look on the police as someone you call to help you. The police is the enemy. Go do any third world country. The police is the enemy, right? Second world country. The police is not your friend, right? I'm not sure why in the western world it has been this image. Is it Hollywood that did it? I don't know. Is it all the cop shows? I don't know. Raft hobo. How are you doing? Chicho, here in Halifax, we have a historic neighborhood called Afrikville, where black people were forced to live. The conditions were barbaric until the 60s. Raft hobo? I've been there. In the late 1980s when I graduated high school, right? A lot of my friends and stuff were traveling to Europe and different parts of the world. For me, I'd never seen Canada, right? All of Canada, right? I'm Canadian. I wanted to see my country. So I traveled Canada. I spent a month in the Maritimes with a train pass that cost me train pass in the late 1980s in Canada that got you access, bus and train access, to New Brunswick, PEI, Nova Scotia and Newfoundland. Four provinces, tons of terrain cost you $45 Canadian, right? And I went to Halifax and I stood there and I walked to the black neighborhoods and I checked it out. The hostel I was living in, I was staying in, was actually smack in the center or I guess in the black neighborhood. It was beautiful. It was interesting. Wow. Israel sterilized black women.  Ironic history go around. Yeah, crazy broathens. To me, it is unbelievable that it is barely a blip on people's radar, right? Israel is a white settler colony, like all European colonies. Ethiopians not welcome. Palestinians not welcome. It's not a home for Jews. It's a home for white people of any Jewish ancestry. CV, in large part, I agree with you, right? Because it was Jewish black Ethiopians that they sterilized, right? Let that process for a bit, right? They keep on telling people it's home of the Jews, but it's not because they sterilized black, Jewish immigrants. What the, right? Unbelievable. Jesse Ventura is no longer in a position of power, but I see him as a respectable leader. Jesse Ventura, for sure, right? He speaks truth. I don't agree with everything you said, but I agree with people who aren't beholden to power, who weren't slaves of capital, right? Dragons. I found a few links talking about how black people routinely get rejected for loans. Another issue in New York City is that Hassans own a lot of the land and won't rent out to black businesses to spur gentrification, which raises a problem about, yeah. It's crazy what's going on. What's up, Chicho? Meanderling, meandering snail. How are you doing? What's up, Chicho? I joined late, but seems like a heavy conversation already. It was pretty light for a bit, and then it went heavy. Also former representative Ron Paul, I found respect, yeah. And Dennis Kucenich, man, here is a party, right? If Americans were wise, right?   Get Dennis Kucenich, Ron Paul, Jesse Ventura to come together, okay? And there's got to be a couple of females in there that I'm, right now, I can't think of anyone, right? I would have said Tulsi Gabbard, but Tulsi Gabbard did a flop and endorsed Joe Biden, right? So I'm sorry Tulsi, I liked you, but how could you endorse Joe Biden? That means she's part of the problem, right? So, oh well, don't trust people that run under the centralized power, but get Ron Paul, Dennis Kucenich and Jesse Ventura to form a brand new party, right? And build it up within 10 years, right? Within 10 years, they will have a say in what happens to U.S. foreign policy and U.S. domestic policy, right? You've got to play the long game. You've got to play the long game. Yes, I'm truly enjoying the stream, Chicho. I like most of your streams. Awesome, Lark. I'm glad you're enjoying it.  Wasis. The protests were, and by the way, the third world, certain parts of the world, they have a lot of children because that's a retirement plan, right? When you have six children and three of them might not make it to adulthood, then you've got three kids that you can possibly rely on to take care of you when you're older. That's what poverty and that's what human evolution has been, right? It's self-preservation. Wasis. The protests were hijacked from day one, though. I'd say 20% of people involved actually care. I don't know what the percentage is, but yeah, the protests are definitely getting hijacked. Did you guys see the picture of Obama and his wife and kids and all dressed up in their Sunday best, holding hands and marching as if black lives mattered, as if they were putting themselves on the front row, pretending that they gave a rat's ass, right? Under Obama, under the Obama administration, Libya, a country in Africa where there was no slave trade, where if anybody was trading slaves was executed, right? They destroyed Libya and there's open slave markets there. Whereas Obama and his family holding hands in Libya trying to stop the slave markets in Libya, right? How many blacks have been traded? How many slaves have been traded in the slave markets in Libya? The United States under the Obama administration, Canada under the Harper administration, the UK, France, and I believe Italy was involved as well, destroyed Libya. They brought back open-air slave markets in Libya.  They're a lion. Kick them out. Kick them out, right? Arrest them. Take them to the Hague. If Hague's not going to prosecute, I mean a new international court that prosecutes Western leaders who have committed war crimes. Why is the Hague only systematic? Like, look at the Hague. I forget which African leader it was. I think it was Gaddafi actually. Maybe it was Gaddafi, right? Because he was trying to bring a gold standard back in Africa, bring their own currency and whatnot, right? But one of the African leaders came out and said, why is it only black leaders, except for Yugoslavia, where they, under Clinton administration, the Nile Yugoslavian story of Yugoslavia is insane what they did, right? But aside from Yugoslavia, the black leader came out and said, why is it only black leaders that are trying at the Hague in Europe? The former colonizers. Western leaders have been committing war crimes for decades, right? How come you're not grabbing any of those people and taking them there and trying for war crimes? They've killed more people than any black leader, right? I fail to see how that makes it any better. In light of the current events, what are some good ways to affect change in the government other than protesting? Other than protesting? Don't buy from centralized corporations, right? Reduce that, get involved in your local communities, right? Understand what foreign policy is being implemented. That's ridiculously important. There's a lot, right? Decentralize yourself. I don't think he's saying it for races. No, Allah, God is not saying anything for racism.  Yeah, I've seen some chat go by. No, it probably just didn't come out the right way, right? V.C. You realize there are sociological reasons for that, right? Okay, I'm going to skip that chat, gang. Okay, I'm going to scroll down to see if there's anything towards me, gang. The black lives break the hexagon.  Yeah, there's funding going in the wrong places, brother. I agree with you. But you have to make a separation between what it is that they're protesting and how it's being co-opted to a central power where they're getting millions and millions of dollars coming in and no one really knows where it's going. And the Democrats are going to try to co-opt that. Now, the Democrats with Obama, they smell the money, right? They're going, oh, yeah, look at all the money. We need the money. Let's get in there, man. Let's get in there. Let's bring all that money to us, right? Don't do it. Catholic tradition is, I tend to look with suspicion on so-called solutions that look to red red dress situations where segment of society is singled out by institutions for special poor treatment by having those same institutions singled out that segment of society for more positive treatment. We need to individually treat each other as we would be treated with respect and with love. That, that right there, is where it's at, right? So when central power comes up and says you're special, tell them to go f themselves, right? Because they don't have your interest in mind. They have their interest in mind, right? And slowly what they're going to do is they're going to divide, divide, divide, divide, divide. And what do we see? We see this right now. What insanity. Okay. I admire Jesse Ventura, Lark says. He's non, no nonsense, speaks the truth. Third party doesn't play the two-party game. Exactly. Exactly. I'm just scrolling down, gangs. I'm going to see what's, and I'm going to pop a strawberry.  Look at this goodness. Look at this goodness. There's good conversations being taken place, by the way. Look at that strawberry. Nice. Very nice. Very nice. That looks delicious. That looks super delicious. I'm going to make a little timestamp on this. I'm going to scroll all the way down, gang. What's our phrase for uptime? Uptime. What are we at? Oh, there's a lot of chichos. One hour, one hour, two seconds, so one hour. I want to scroll up and see the chicho stuff. Chicho built Clinton bombs Sudan, African countries and destroyed their only medical manufacturer. Thinking Al Qaeda was there, but they weren't. People forgot this. Yeah. What V.C. is mentioning is Bill Clinton, right? After there was a bombing and U.S. Embassy bombing in one of the African countries, right? And U.S. under Clinton and on a ship they had, warship they had off the coast of Eastern Africa or Indian Ocean or somewhere there. They sent two missiles, okay? One of them went to Afghanistan, right? That's the beginning stages of waging war on the Taliban, right? And the other missile went to Africa and destroyed a medical manufacturer, right? And that medical manufacturer was producing pharmaceuticals for livestock as well, okay? And I disagree that they thought it was Al Qaeda. They knew exactly what that was. At the time I believe it was the only pharmaceutical manufacturer in Africa that was producing certain type of medicines for livestock, okay? When they did this, a few years after that, there was mass disease that hit a lot of livestock in Africa and there was mass starvation taking place in certain parts of Africa directly as a result of the medical manufacturing facility being hit, right? And they knew exactly what they were doing. They knew it was an Al Qaeda, right?  They're lying on everything. Mass murderers, okay? Crazy broth and chichou. Qaddafi made three errors to be executed. One, he wanted to unify African countries. Two, he wanted to make one unitary African monetary system, gold-based, right? Three, he wanted to tell the world who was the main provider of a weapon stone. There's a couple other things as well. He was sitting on oil. He was sitting on mass gold reserves that were eluded, right? And he was sitting on one of the largest aquifers in the world, okay? So there was a few things Qaddafi had done that the central power did not like. Very good guy. I'm gonna pop a chocolate with that too. This is melty chocolate. That's my mouse finger. I shouldn't have done that. Will this stream be uploaded to YouTube or Vitchu? Is it too early to determine? So far, I'm okay with loading it on YouTube. By the way, the previous open discussion we did on politics, current events and stuff, YouTube demonetized it, right? I monetized it. It was monetized for like a day, two days, day, a few hours, and then YouTube demonetized it. Even though there was no description, bad description in the title, in the catchphrases and in the description or anything, right? So they demonetized it. That means someone probably clicked on it and said, hey, some people, right? So YouTube is demonetizing it. As long as they don't deplatform us, whatever, right? If they start giving us strikes on it, then I doubt if any of these go on there. But right now, we're okay. I think there's like two towns in Utah where it wouldn't be legal for me to date anyone. Lord Cutley. Really? That's weird. I want to scroll down, gang, to see if there's anything directed towards me. That way I can catch up with chat. Awesome. I'm all the way down to the bottom. I can eat more strawberries. Nice. With chocolate. I think I'm gonna pop the chocolate first, but then I'm gonna pop a strawberry. You see, have I seen any good movies lately? I've been watching any chance I get. There's two things I'm watching. I'm watching Babylon 5. I'm still on season one, and I'm watching Castlevania. I'm in the last season, animation. So no movies, actually. I can't remember what the last movie was I watched. I've been mainly watching TV shows, and I've been just following lots of news and politics and stuff, right? So that's where I'm at. A little off topic, but have you seen the movie Taxi Driver? Yeah, for sure. Fantastic. Too bad Robert De Niro turned out to be a schmuck, but great movie. He was probably, he stayed in Hollywood too long, right? He got bought and sold. Who knows what they got on him, right? What's your thoughts on the virus and how it's being handled in the US? Storms, warning. We put a lot of stuff on the virus. We have a YouTube playlist. If you look at that, we've talked a lot about it. And there's a couple of videos we put out that are bit chute exclusive. We couldn't load them on YouTube.   Lord Cutley, regarding Storm Warnings comment. I live in Arizona.  Probably quite a bit like Brazil. Yeah, Brazil's crazy. China's locking down a lot of places. Hold on tight gang. Right ain't over yet. Mike, Mike, Mike, visum, Mike, visum. Black people constantly get the short end of the stick. Yeah, unless they total party line, right? But I fully agree with you. Racism is rampant, right? It's disgusting. Racism has been around for decades and unfortunately still going to stick around for a number of decades, right? That's one of the reasons I released the two videos I did, the readings I did during the lyrics reading, right? And I made sure I could record them and have them available independently to go up on YouTube, right? And one was Billie Holiday's Strange Fruit and the other one was Nina Simone's Images because they reflect how blacks have been treated in the United States for a very, very long time and that hasn't changed. Look at how the United States, government, central power treated one of the greatest artists that America has produced in Billie Holiday, right? With Schlesinger, I believe. They made sure that Billie Holiday, when she was in hospital, she didn't get any pain relief, so she died in agony. This is their centralized power, right? Who thinks that the solution lies in centralized power? I don't. I don't. Chicholive, where can I read, learn more about Gaddafi? Have you written any articles related to him? I don't think I've written anything specifically in terms of Gaddafi, but you can find it everywhere online. For them to hide the truth, what Gaddafi has done or did in Libya and who he was, and free healthcare, free housing, built water canals that brought fresh water to Libyans. They were given maternity leave, money for having children, free education, all this stuff, all this stuff, right? You can find it online, right? But start saving some of that data because central technocrats and central power is trying to eliminate all that information, right? Taxi driver is one of those movies that hit different, different when you're watching it at 2 a.m. Yeah, indeed. I watched it a few times, actually. Taxi driver. What did Robert De Niro do? Gold night. Robert De Niro is a puppet of the Democratic Party. Okay. And the garbage, during the 2016 election, as he came out and just spewed some garbage, he was like, dude, what? It's like, it's like watching an eight-year-old out of a cancer syndrome. Like, dude, come on. Obviously, my take is they have something on him and they said, hey, hey, little boy, our pet, come here. Here's what you're going to read. And we're going to put a camera on you. This is what you're going to do. He's like, I don't want to. Where's this taxi driver blood then, right? I don't want to. And you don't do it. We're going to release what we got on you. Did he fly on the Lolita Express maybe? Right? Miro. Chicho. Have you begun reading the autobiography? No, no, brother Miro. I got so much stuff on my plate right now. I just don't have the time to... certain things that pique my interest that people recommend. I can, but I know about Asata certain amounts. I read about her a little bit in the past, not her book, autobiography. And I don't, in general, read autobiographies. Really, I haven't read... have I read any autobiography? I don't think I've ever read any autobiography. For me, what matters is the work that people are doing. Right? So for me, if I find interest in someone, I listen to their lectures. I read their articles. I don't care about... I mean, I've read about Che. Che and Fidel I read, way, way back in the day. You know, the life that they've lived and stuff like this, but retain very little of it. To me, what matters is what people are doing to better the lives of everybody. Right? If I respect them, I read their work. I don't read about them. I read about what they're doing. Right? What they're sharing. So C.S. Lewis, when he hit my radar, I read a lot about him, because I liked what he was saying. Right? And there's a lot of other people. Nina Simone, when I started... discovered Nina Simone, I listened to her music from the first album she put out to the last and I looped it. And that's... I believe it was 38 albums and I just looped, looped, looped. And there was an autobiography. My partner at the time and her friend, they... like, they didn't know about Nina Simone. And they were Nina who? And this is mid-2000s. I go, how could you not know about Nina Simone? And the reason I'm saying how could they not know about Nina Simone is because my partner was black at the time. Right? And her friend was black at the time. Right? Or not at the time, but her friend was black. Right? And they had friends that were... there was, I think, one of them out of the group that knew Nina Simone, but they didn't really listen to her. I was like... I was shocked, traumatized. I was like, how could you not know about Nina Simone? She's literally with Billie Holiday and some other black females that I know, one of the greatest, most powerful black women I've ever known. Right? And they're like, oh, okay, we'll check it out. And I start playing the music for my partner and she was like, oh my god, this is amazing. And she bought the autobiography, read the autobiography, her friend read the autobiography, and the other friend read the autobiography. And they said, I should read the autobiography. But for me, her music is her autobiography. Right? So that's my take on autobiographies and stuff like that. Right? Okay, I'm going to scroll down to see if there's anything directed towards me, Ken. If there's anything directed towards me, please just say chi chou one. Put chi chou in there and I'll have a look through it. There's a taxi driver discussion going. So a real keen says taxi driver isn't even about taking passengers to their desired destinations two out of 10. And that's only because there's movies. It's hilarious. That is too funny. I didn't realize some people think taxi drivers a racist movie. What spectral shot says this? It's disappointing that there are many people who think of taxi driver as a racist movie when in reality it is a movie about a racist.  I'm glad those people are not in my circles. Maybe I have to rewatch it. Maybe I was delusional. Right? Maybe I was delusional. I don't know. Chi chou house life lonely piggy. How are you doing? Hope you're doing well. Hope you're doing well. I'm going to scroll down. Why does deja vu happen? Why does deja vu happen? Maybe because a third of our lives we spent sleeping on average. Right? Or we should. Or they say we should. I don't. Right? Maybe we spent multiple hours a day in our lives sleeping and our brains are magic. They are powerful, powerful things that we have. Right? So maybe they go through multiple iterations of life. And that has to do with deja vu. Maybe. Right? Catholic traditionless. There are certainly some universal universals that we can and should insist upon. Example, respect, civil, civility, love, etc. That being said, in the end, Minneapolis needs to put it in place in a Minneapolis solution. Atlanta needs to put it in place in Atlanta solution, etc, etc. And I agree. And I agree. And do I agree that vaccine is awesome? I don't know. I don't know. Right? The data, I personally think the cocktail mix of giving kids in their infancy and their youth growing up cocktail mix of chemicals created by pharmaceutical companies. We should think about it and talk about it. Storms warming. Chicho, I see you have one of those chime balls in behind you. Can you explain the origin of it and what it means to you? The origin of it is my partners. And what it means to me, it makes noise. I like the noise. I like noises. Right? I used to be a drummer. So anything I could bang is a fun thing to do. Right? I don't use it. I think it's cool. Every now and then I do grab it and go. To me, it's a noisemaker. That's fun. It doesn't really mean too much to me. But it means something to my partner. And I think it's beautiful on his brass. Like it's nice. It's nice decor for me. And it's workable. By the way, gang, thank you for the follows. Thank you for the subs. If there's any subs. But thank you for that. I sorry if I'm not acknowledging them. I'm just reading the chat as much as I can. Right? China is from the Chichonian clan of Armenia. We see sense. I've actually never been to Armenia. I've never been to Armenia. Anything I can bang is an awesome thing to do. Chicho, circa 2020. A lonely piggy. Funny, funny. And that's the thing. When quotes are taken out of contacts, they could be super fun like this or they could be devastating. Right? Or they could be devastating. Funny, funny. Strawberry. Good thing I didn't have a cherry liqueur on the side. Right? I would have gone, hey, I'm going to pop a cherry now. Strawberry. Delicious, delicious strawberry. Oh, look at that. Look at that. Look at that goodness. Look at that goodness. Very nice. I'm going to pop a chocolate chaser. A chocolate chaser. This is going to work. It's not going to work. Then I'm going to pop another strawberry. What are you guys snacking on? Catholic traditionals put another way. DC should tend their own garden and let the rest of us sort out our own lives. Be there ever, be they ever so messy. Communities are wonderfully diverse. One size fits all solutions tend instead to fit none. Yeah, I agree. There's a chocolatey napkin. Is it from? No, this isn't from the garden. This is local though. Local strawberries that we bought a couple of days ago. Our garden, we don't have enough strawberries to get this many strawberries in one shot. Actually, maybe in peak season we might, right? But we only have two pots going. I think later on, maybe next year we'll pot a planter or something like this. Snacking on booze. Ah, Lord Godly. We got to have some kind of chaser on that, man. Save the tummy. We see, I'm snacking on a vodka soda. Nice. Storms warning. Nothing. My acid reflex is through the roof. Oh no. What's good for acid reflex, gang? What's good for acid reflex? I don't know. Catholic traditionals. No snack for me tonight. No snack. I made shepherd's pie. Ooh, delicious. From my family and washed it down with a heavy porter. Oh, you're full.  Yeah, yeah. You need to digest. Miro, I was gonna snack on some grilled sweet potatoes, but I'm still full from dinner. Yeah. Sweet potatoes are really good. They're supposed to be phenomenal for you, right? Save your ways. Cheecho, advice for buying a gateway house with two friends. Buying real estate right now, it's really localized, right? You have to look at your what's going on locally. Internationally as well, but international influence on local real estate is weaning down a little bit, right? So you have to take a look at what's happening locally and whatnot and what you guys can afford and how many bathrooms it has and if you really want to get into locked in business deal with two friends that are they stable enough? Do you guys get along? Do people, if they need, are they tapping themselves out, right? So are they tapping themselves out, going to major debt in times of where money might be in short supply, right? And if they can't make their mortgage payments, are you going to be on the hook for it? And if they can't make their mortgage payments, do you have to sell the property? Or can you buy it from them? Their share of it, which happens as well, right? But I've known people that buy property with other people. There could be serious complications. There could be serious complications. You either go into it as a businessman mentality, make sure you have a nice buffer. You have to have enough buffer that if one person bows out, the other two can cover it, right? So it's not, you know, if three people are going together, this is not, you know, majority rules. Two people say, oh, we want to stay in. So this third person has to give the mortgage. They're sure the mortgage every month, right? What if this third person can't afford it? They don't have it. What are they going to do, right? Now, the other two are going to sue them to get the money. That's not going to work. So the other two people have out of the three, two people have to make sure they have enough funds to cover the expenses of the third person bowing out or buy their share, right? So this has to be stipulated right off the go. If there's five people getting in the business together, then the other three must be able to buy out the other two. That's how much buffer you need. I was eating strawberries early and I had a few Oreos that I now regret. Oh yeah, Oreos, heavy, heavy. I'm craving some chips and almost nice. I'm snacking on some pickled flavor chips. Oh, you guys need to get together. Gold Knight 717 and Lonely Piggy. You guys need to get together craving some chips and almost. Oh no, you don't even have homos. Gold, gold knight. You need someone with homos to get together Lonely Piggy. That's craving chips, alkaline products. So acid reflux, lemon, lemon juice, right? Squeeze a little bit of lemon and soda, right? I think soda helps. I don't get acid reflux, so I don't know, I've maybe had it once or twice. Soda water and lemon is really good. 90 days drink free. Still inhaling junk food to compensate. Ooh, dragons, good on you for drink free for 90 days. That's fantastic, man. But the junk food, you need to cut that out too, brother. Scrolling down nice. I'm on the bottom. Storm's warming. Oh, thank you. I've had the two scoops done and I'm on three different prescription meds. I've tried a lot. Nothing seems to help. The acid reflux, eh? Wow, the acid reflux. I know some people that do get it, right? And they do have pills for it, but I don't recommend pharmaceuticals. They all, most of them have side effects, right? What we're talking about, I entered here now, Mar Maduk, Mar Maduk. Topic of discussion, I went to bottom of the chat. We've talked about a few things, so we can talk about whatever you want. And hello from Brazil. Brazil, how are you doing? We're gonna talk about Brazil.  God damn. Man, what a mess. What a mess. So are many countries, but Brazil's, wow, wow, wow. How's the situation in Brazil? Let us know. What's it like on the boots on the ground? Is it as chaotic as it, yeah, it's terrible. Okay, it's as chaotic as it, as the news I've been tracking. It's not looking good there, man. Miro, I am very interested in Gaddafi, as you mentioned him earlier. How would Libya be right now if he weren't assassinated? Keep in mind that I was only 10 when he was assassinated, so I don't know much about what happened during that time. Okay, check this out, Miro. When we in the West annihilated Libya, we set in motion what is taking place not only in Libya with the slave markets and stuff like this. We set in motion what is taking place in its surrounding countries and the mass influx of refugees into Libya for them to make their way into Europe. So with the assassination of Gaddafi, with the annihilation of the Libyan government, they raised Libya to the ground, and keep this in mind. Africa is gigantic, huge. How many countries? 30 plus countries? I forget. You could fit United States, China, Germany, all multiple countries inside. It's huge, right? Libya was the wealthiest country in Africa by a long shot. Highest standard of living in all of Africa for all its citizens, educated, healthcare provided, housing provided, water, electricity. Healthiest, most stable, wealthiest, highest standard of living in all of Africa and annihilated by the West. As soon as that happened, Gaddafi said this. He said, look, if you take me out, you open up the floodgates into Europe. You're gonna have millions of people coming into Europe. Guess what?  You want to read about Gaddafi? If you read any articles that say that the Western powers did a good thing by getting rid of Gaddafi, you know those journalists are not journalists, they're propagandists, they're paid, and you can stop going to that platform where whatever article has been written on there. So if the Guardian's writing that crap, stop reading Guardian and you should stop reading Guardian. When the BBC is saying, oh Gaddafi evil, we have to go in there and do it, stop looking at the BBC, CNN, ABC, CBS, CBC in Canada, all of these, right? You know what the platforms are about if they're spewing centralized government propaganda. What's happening in Libya, it's not just what's happening in Libya that is connected with Gaddafi, it's what's happening in Europe, in Northern Africa, in Central, South Africa, in Western Africa, in Eastern Africa. It's all linked up, okay? Now ask Europeans, ask the people in France and the UK, majority of those people, ask them if they really understand that because they destroyed Libya is one of the reasons why they're getting a mass influx of Africans coming into Europe, right? Most people don't connect it. Why? Why don't they connect it? It's unbelievable to me. It's a simple connection.  It's logic, right? But people don't connect it. Why? Right? Why? It's insane to me. I'm scrolling down again, in Europe. Dude, look into Libya's life living standards before we annihilated it and then look at what's going on there now and look at how many tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of Africans have made their way from Libya into Europe. Just look into that, right? All of that started under Obama. It was Hillary Clinton and Obama that wanted to annihilate Libya and then you see Obama holding hands and as if Black Lives Matter stood up. What? Are people insane? Like, what do you tell people when you encounter people like that and say, I like these people who are mass murdering war criminals because, because what? What do you see? Chico Obama also murdered a U.S. citizen by drone strike. Not just one. He murdered an adult and he murdered his son with a drone. Obama assassinated an American teenager with a drone sitting in a cafe in Yemen with other children. That's what Obama did, right? If the government can do that to Al Qaeda, they can do it to you. They did it to his son. A day after, it was a day or two days after they assassinated his father. Like, my god, they used how many million dollars was that drone? I don't know. How much was it? Lockheed Martin was going, whoo-hoo, another drone. Another drone. We got to build another one. Gang, get that U.S. taxpayer money, right? It's inflation. That drone we made a year ago, right? That they just blew up. Since that time, cost of the drone is double. Charge the American taxpayer double what we charged them a year ago to assassinate American teenagers in Yemen. Jesus Christ. Insanity. All the history about the African continent. It's amazing. It's amazing. Really. Lord Cutley, Chicho, the pictures from Iran in the 70s are just depressing. Like, what could have been, had the U.S. not been involved? We've just been repeating the same mistakes over and over. Lord Cutley, are they mistakes? They're mistakes in terms of if you care about humanity, but it's the military-industrial complex. As General Smetley Butler wrote, war is a racket. It's not a one-time racket. War is a continuous racket, right? Is it a mistake? The central capital that controls your centralized, our centralized governments, to them it wasn't a mistake. They got us, right?  To them is profits. It's Wall Street, right? Spectral shot. Chicho, would you consider doing a chest stream? I'm just getting into it. I'm not very good at chest, brother. Really, I haven't played. We could do. We could do. Seriously, we could do. And we could do backgammon, but we could do.  Right now, I got a backlog of certain things going. We'll tell you what. We'll get into chest. Once I do a system upgrade to my computer system hardware and stuff like this, I need a serious system upgrade. I just got to get the fund, build up the funds and stuff like this, and we're going to summer. So my main source of revenue is decreasing for the summer, right? So I got to wait until fall starts up again. So I'm going to let's see what the towards the end of the year brings. And if I can get stuff together, get enough revenue coming in from online sources and stuff like this, I can get the buffer together. I can reduce certain amount of workload that I need to do to generate money. Then I'll start kicking things up. Okay. I would love to. I would love to get back into chess, but chess requires a peace of mind to play chess. And right now, I'm more speedy Gonzales, right? So you can't do chess, speedy Gonzales. I don't like time chess games. Asabi. How are you doing? Welcome to a live stream. Chicho. Wow, I never put that together. Mic is absurd. Chicho. Have we talked about talked at all about tonight about the aggression from North Korea? No, we haven't brought it up. But they blew up their depot, whatever the little building where they're supposed to talk and stuff like this. Basically, what's happening with North Korea with a lot of countries, a lot of countries right now are going to either continue to leave their borders closed or they're going to slowly close borders, right? And stop, import, exporting stuff. Like, I believe Thailand has stopped exporting rice or food in general, because they're building their silos. I think they're making trying to build a buffer for their own citizens, right? So what happened with North Korea? Sure, it's a step in the wrong direction, right? Big time, big time. And that's linked up to a lot of the corporate propaganda and the Western countries where, you know, it's just insanity. But is it as big of deal as China and China and India having a skirmish along their border? Not even close. What happened with North Korea, where they blew up that little thing? Unfortunately, it's a major step back, right? But what happened with China and India as a bigger deal? Okay, they had a skirmish when I think 20 Indian soldiers died. And it's connected to a war that they fought in the 60s or 70s or something like this. And India, China can gobble up India. China is way more powerful than India. India is to China, what Pakistan is to India. That's the order of things.  That's a triple thing that we're seeing, right? What are some books that you think are good to, good reads? I'm very uneducated on politics, especially outside the US, and it's starting to interest me. Here, I'll read this. Easy read right now. Okay, Perpetual War for Perpetual Peace by Gore Vidal. It's a very short read. It's a good read. It's linked up with Timothy McVeigh and the Oklahoma City bombing. Okay, this is a good starter if you don't know anything. Okay, it's a good starter if you don't know anything. Aside from that, if you want a heavy read, that links up, links up US domestic policy with US foreign policy, read this heavier read, Days of Destruction, Days of Revolt by Chris Hedges and Joe Sacco. And Joe Sacco is an amazing, he basically gave birth to cartoon journalism, okay, comic book journalism, and it's about US domestic policy, and these are Joe Sacco's pages, and then Chris Hedges does the text. We have a video on this, and Joe, Chris Hedges does a lot of writing, so there's Chris Hedges journalism in this with a lot of statistics and whatnot, and then Joe Sacco interviewing Americans going around to some of the sacrifice zones and writing about their stories and stuff like this. Phenomenal book, really, every American should read this. This should be mandatory reading in every American school, period. Really, this, this thing right here, right? If I was, if I was, if I, if I was running a school, right, like, I wouldn't run a Central High School, if I was running a school, I would make this mandatory reading for all the school kids in school, and I would, I would put that in probably in grade, well, depending on the curriculum and whatnot, grade eight is a little too early, maybe not depending on the kid, but it would be mandatory reading. Thoughts on the situation in Yemen. Yeah, lonely piggy is genocidal, right? Obama just approved selling drones to Saudi Arabia. They keep on killing, Saudi Arabia, they're with the help of the United States, they're still annihilating Yemenis there, right? With some of the weaponry coming from Canada, like Harper made the deal, Trudeau finally, you know, delivered the goods, right? And by the way, Yemen started again under Obama's, Obama's watch, right? Yemen gave the go-ahead approval for Saudi Arabia to go into Yemen and bomb the crap out of Yemenis. It's genocidal, period. But one of the things that's happening there is because they want to build a port, break it up, divide and conquer and all that jazz. But Saudi Arabia is losing the war in Yemen, by the way. That's why they need to get the drones because they can't find any soldiers to beat the Yemenis. The Yemenis are fighting with their every ounce of their energy with their heart and soul, right? Because a genocide is trying to be committed on them. Saudis are only fighting for money, right? When you got wars being fought, right? When you got a mercenary army versus people that know that their families, their children, their way of being, their existence is on the line, the mercenary army is going to lose, right? As long as this other one has enough time to start the guerrilla warfare, right? Lord Qadli Chicho. I was looking at it from the standpoint of morality. I know it was entirely intentional. Which one was that Lord Qadli? Yeah, the morality part. No moral standing there whatsoever. If Iran in the 70s was such a mistake, why did we move on the Central America in the 80s? And then because the military industrial complex, General Smetley Butler wars a racket. And Iran was 1953 with Mossadegh. That's when the CIA stepped in. When Iran nationalized Iran's oil, then imperial oil with the CIA, with the backing of my six and stuff, they overthrew the Democrat elected government of Mossadegh and put the Shah in power, right? And by the way, Iran was in a heaven in the 70s. Iran had one of the most brutal secret police there with a sabbat that was trained by Mossadegh and the CIA. They were ruthless, man. There was a reason why the revolution happened because a lot of people were being disappeared, right? It was a brutal dictatorship. El Nugaz says, Chess is my game, but I'm not giving up on cliff diving. Korea, the US first peace mission, El Nugaz says, yeah, they still haven't ended the war there yet. Absurd Khan, Chichot, 20 Indians died. Yes, do you have any details on that? I heard the headline, but that was it. The only detail I know is it occurred along the border where India and China had a skirmish. I believe in the 1960s and China took over some of the land that India considers it to be their land, right? And basically, because the West is putting the stranglehold on China right now, or the US is trying to, it's already surrounded China, right? And they're trying to disrupt their trade lines, right? China is asserting itself to a certain degree saying, hey, listen, we're here. And also consider this, China is bypassing India. So India has aligned itself with the United States. China and India are bitter enemies, right? Again, I'll say it again. India is to China, what Pakistan is to India, right? So China and India don't get along. And China, with all these trade routes, with one belt, one road initiative, it hasn't gone through India at all. It's bypassing in India, right? It's set up a port in Sri Lanka, going to the Red Sea area, sending up ports there, going to Italy, selling a port there and stuff like this all over the place. Actually, China has set up major ports for trade, right? But not in India as far as I know. So China considers India to be an adversary. And this is just one front, okay? Is it going to turn into a major hot war? India is not going to do it because India knows that China is much more powerful than India. India is hoping that U.S. will get involved. U.S. is using India as another pressure point, right? How far is this going to go? For our sake, I hope it doesn't go any further. There are two nuclear powers, all right? I hope it doesn't go any further. But there's also, you also have to consider this. Water wars are already here, okay? And it will continue. So it's only going to build up. I think it's only going to build up, unfortunately. This is Zarek, which book? Write this down. Gore Vidal's Perpetual War for Perpetual Peace. Gore Vidal Perpetual War for Perpetual Peace. And Chris Hedges and Joe Sacco, Days of Destruction, Days of Revolt. Oh, Graham already wrote it down. Awesome. Thanks, Graham. I should read a little further before I answer some questions but I'm skipping stuff, right? Okay. Saying something a thousand times is not as good as living it once. Elder God, nice quote. Who said that, by the way? You're going to say Elder God said that. Elder God is a wise man. Elder God is a wise man. Wow, we're almost into two hours. Sleepy waves. That was the uptime. Yeah, I always took it as Indiabene extension of Western influence. Safeguarding the Dalai Lama is a thorn in their side. They add along with other things. It's not just about Dalai Lama. It's not. Some people would like it to say it's about that but it's not. It's about resources as well. Resources supersede the Dalai Lama, right? Even though the resources are sitting there under Tibet and the large part, right? One of the water supplies, right? VC, if I may recommend the book, I recommend Kenzer's overthrow. Details all the times the CIA and U.S. government covertly overthrew governments across the globe. Yeah, I haven't read that one. I'll recommend one other thing. Okay. One of my first exposures to U.S. foreign policy was Philip Agee or Philip Agee. Okay. I have the tape somewhere that I bought in the 1980s. Okay. I believe it was 1980s or it must have been late 1980s. Late 1980s, I was listening to David Barth, Bar Samuels. What's this show called? David Bar Samuels. Someone will know. Grab, you must know this. David Bar Samuels, where he does interviews and talks with people and lectures and stuff like this. David Bar Samuels radio. It's a radio program, right? But they had Philip Agee on talking as a presentation, as a presentation, right? No, it just popped into my head. Lots of random stuff up there. Philip Agee. Philip Agee or Agee? Absurdacon. How do you spell that? Okay. Let me find it for you guys. But basically, I was listening to him talk an alternative radio. David Bar Samuels on an alternative radio. Here it is. He was an ex CIA agent. Okay. Philip Agee. Philip Agee. He was an ex CIA agent that he defected from the CIA. Okay. And he went and lived in Cuba and he spilled the beans of what the CIA has been doing around the world while he was in the CIA. So highly recommended. When I was listening to that thing, Philip Agee, David Bar Samuels, in the middle of the talk, they say, Oh, if you want to order this, you can order this on Philip, you know, on alternative radio, blah, blah, blah. So they gave the address and stuff, right? At the time, internet was not this. They, I don't know if I was even on UNIX e-talk, right? I don't think so, right? So I quickly grabbed the pen and paper and I wrote down what their address was and how to order this presentation, this talk. Keep in mind, there was no internet. I couldn't stream this. I couldn't, there was no pirate, but I could download this. Once this went off air, it'd be virtually impossible for me to find it again, right? So I wrote down the information and they said, make checks or money order payable to alternative radio, blah, blah, blah. I went to the bank and got a money order. Okay. And I put it in the envelope and I sent it to alternative radio. And two weeks later, three weeks later, I got a little cassette tape of Philip Aggie talking that presentation and I listened to that and I, and I fact-checked some of the stuff that he was saying. And I did this in the late 1980s, I believe. Okay. So that was one of my first introductions, even though I knew some of the stuff in the past, but this was an unbiased person, someone in the know. And he's written books, by the way. So if you want to find out what the CIA, US government has done over the history, Philip Aggie is what you want to read, period, right? And I listened to that lecture, I would pause the raid, pause the tape and then I would write down their information and I would go seek out, try to find information regarding the situation or I would go talk to my father or some of the elders and stuff like this. What do you know about this? And they told me and I found articles, I found the stuff, I found books I read. Wow. This is the chicho you see now. How long ago was that? 30 years, 30 plus years of learning, educating, putting the pieces together. Right? Start off with Philip Aggie.  Do you still have that tape? I still have that tape. Upserticon, I still have it. It's one of my treasures. Okay. Gramps, as I agree. Good advice. What was, what did Elder God say? Good advice. If one is inclined to, do you think that translates to advice that one should take? Okay, they're talking together. I can't follow that conversation there. We can have Barney's chicho. I've got some advice to ask from you if you don't mind hearing me out. For sure. But we're almost at the end of the stream. We can have Barney's. One of the reasons I'm trying to cut these streams at the two hour mark is because I think Bichu is having a hard time processing the really long videos and I want to make sure they're available on Bichu as well. So if you can make a speedy Gonzales for sure. If not post it on Discord or hit us up on the next live stream. Any chance you could upload it somehow? It's up there. Upserticon.  There's Philip Aggie interviews, discussions, lectures online. So you can listen to it. I don't know if the one I have is online, but it might be. It will be on the alternative radio's database. But you have to buy their thing. That's the way they generate money, support things. I'm from a darker version of the Matrix. I see things differently. Elder God says, yes, I'm from a darker version of the Matrix. I see things differently. Anyway, I'm going to skip these chats with different people going on because they're not directed towards me. We can have Barney's. I'm going to do my closing. If it's something you want to ask that I can answer real quick, I'll definitely do. I'll pop another strawberry and you think about it. How do you spell his last name? I posted it here. I'll post it again. You'll do a next stream. Okay, brother. Philip Aggie. Every American should read, watch, listen to Philip Aggie and what he's saying. Okay, extremely important. Aside from that gang, I'm sorry the stream is over. I can't believe it's almost two hours. Eye-opening stream. Thank you. My pleasure. Take it easy. My pleasure, thank you for being here. Gang, if you want to follow this work, I'm on Patreon. If you want to support this work, I'm on Patreon. Patreon is a fantastic way to support this project. I don't put anything behind paywalls. Everything's creative commons. If you don't have the funds right now to support this work on Patreon, you can just follow it. You'll get notifications as to what we're uploading. In the future, if you do have the means, if you do get the funds, come back to Patreon. I'm going to be here for a while. I've been producing content for 15, 16 years now, I guess. 15 years, 15, 16 years now. Been on 900 plus videos on YouTube. I'm here for the long haul. 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Everything goes to BitShoot. Technical difficulties permitting. And as long as the sensors don't de-platform us and give us strikes, we'll load everything as much as we can anyway on YouTube. And if you are on YouTube, we got approved for YouTube membership at the beginning of this year, so you can support this work through YouTube membership as well. Okay. I hope you guys have a fantastic evening, morning, day. And I'm going to load a few things in the next few days. So I'm going to catch up on some stuff. I'm going to be loading on the first seven videos of our personal finance videos that we have on YouTube, on the personal finance playlist. I'm going to be loading those on to BitShoot and the audio to SoundCloud in the next few days. Okay. So once I get the ball rolling on that, I'm going to announce the next set of live streams probably in about three days or four days or something. And just a heads up, okay, Vex, who's on Twitch and I don't have his Twitch channel handy. Let me put on his Twitch channel. He asked me if I was willing to do a little talk with him. Here's his Twitch channel. Okay. He asked me if I'd be okay to do a little interview with him regarding current events and stuff like this. And it looks like we might be doing it on Saturday at 11 a.m. I'll do the announcement once we finalize things tomorrow. So expect me to be on Vex's channel probably doing a video stream discussion through Discord. And he's going to live stream it and I'll host it on my channel as well with Vex and most likely the Saturday 11 o'clock. I'll let you guys know once we finalize it and then I'll have the schedule for my live stream up sometime in the next few days. Okay gang, aside from that, take care everyone. I'll see you guys in the next video live stream podcast. Bye for now.