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From the unexplained to the mundane, come join us on a journey to the fringe.

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Hello and welcome to Journey to the Fringe, where I think we introduce to the world the

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throw forward. It's like a throwback, but you accidentally release episodes of a podcast

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in the wrong order so that the jokes don't make any sense because they throw forward

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the actual joke that they're referencing. They all make sense in the end. We are your

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podcast hosts who are hilarious if you just wait another episode or two. Taylor and Chelsea,

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you're today wrapping up the year that has been 2024. Now Chelsea, how you feel on about 2024?

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Why didn't you prepare me for this question first of all? Because now I'm put on the spot.

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I'm feeling okay. Depends on what you're asking me. Am I feeling okay about 2024? Okay, I feel like

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you fell back on Fringy Mini topics right there. Yeah, maybe. I don't know, 2024 is a hard year to

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pin down, I think. It is sad in that we've clearly seen an expanse of the extreme far right, which

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we have profiled and may in fact be talking about today. You're right. If I think of this as the

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Friday episodes, I feel okay about it. I think we had a good year. But if I look at it in terms of

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Fringy Minis, I'm feeling disturbed. I think that would be the major category I'm feeling.

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And I have to focus more on negatives than positives in the Fringy Minis just because

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that's the world we inhabit. It's kind of getting shittier. Yeah, it is. It's okay. It's not, but okay.

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We will continue to exist in this medium of existence, whether or not we want to. So

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George is going to keep going. Happy, happy 2024 to everyone. Thank you. Like we do at the end of

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every year, we feel that some of the topics that we talked about throughout the year might need

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a follow up. And this is the time of year where we are those follow up so that everybody can see

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if it's worth talking about a subject. I have many a subject to follow up on. I think this is

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going to be a fun episode. And I think this is going to make for a very interesting 2025. Once

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we get going through this, Chelsea, do you want me to start? Sure. I didn't think this episode

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would need a follow up, but apparently it does. Do you remember we were talking about tires? Yeah.

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Was that last this year? Last year? It was this year. This year. Yeah. I didn't think this follow

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up would happen, but here we are. Apparently we didn't actually talk about the environmental impact

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of tires that well. Okay. November 28, 2024 article was posted to fizz.org, which we've used many

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a time. I think it's a pretty good website. It's written by Henry Obania and the article

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titled Car Tires Shed A Quarter of All Microplastics in the Environment. Urgent action is needed.

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Oh, fuck. Every year, billions of vehicles worldwide shed an estimated 6 million tons

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of tire fragments. These tiny flakes of plastic generated by the wear and tear of normal driving

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eventually accumulate in the soil and rivers and lakes. And even in our food, researchers in

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South China recently found tire derived chemicals in most human urine samples. What? These tire

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particles are a significant but often overlooked contributor to microplastic pollution. They

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account for 20% of microplastics entering the environment globally. Despite the scale of the

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issue, tire particles have flown under the radar often lumped in with other microplastics. They

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are rarely treated as a distinct pollution category, yet their unique characteristics demand a

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different approach. We urgently need to classify tire particles as a unique pollution category.

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In our recent international study, colleagues and I found that this approach would drive more

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focused research that could inform policies specifically designated to mitigate tire pollution,

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and it could help ordinary people better understand the scale of the problem and what they can do

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about it. Right now, the delegates are meeting in South Korea to negotiate the first global

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plastic pollution treaty. While this landmark agreement is poised to address many aspects

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of plastic pollution, tire particles are barely on the agenda. Given their significant contribution

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to microplastics, recognizing tire pollution as a unique issue could help unlock target solutions

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and public awareness. This is what we need to address the growing environmental threat.

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Hire particles tend to be made from a complex mix of synthetic and natural rubbers,

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along with hundreds of chemical additives. This means that the consequences of tire pollution

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can be unexpected and far reaching. For instance, zinc oxide accounts for around 0.7% of a tire's

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weight, though it is essential for making tires more durable. Zinc oxide is highly toxic for fish

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and other aquatic life and disrupts ecosystems even in trace amounts. Another harmful additive is a

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chemical known as 6PPD, which protects tires from cracking when exposed to air and water,

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transforms into 6PPD quinone, a compound linked to mass fish diacin in the US, which I'm pretty

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sure we knew about that stuff. Next parts would be heavy vehicles, which we know about. Regulatory

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frameworks such as EU's upcoming Euro 7 emission standards provides a starting point for controlling

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tire emissions, but additional measures are needed. Innovation in tire designs such as

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eco-friendly alternatives to zinc oxide and other materials like 6PPD could significantly reduce

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environmental harm, establishing a global panel of scientific and policy experts similar to ones

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that already exist for climate science or biodiversity, and could further coordinate

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research and regulatory efforts. Crucially, we must classify tire particles as a distinct

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pollution category. Compared to conventional microplastics, tire particles behave differently

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in the environment, break down in unique chemical compounds and present distinct toxicological

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challenges. With more than 2 billion tires produced each year to fit ever heavier and more

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numerous cars, the problem is set to escalate. The environmental toll will only increase unless

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we recognize the target and the specific problem. Measures like weight-based taxation and eco-friendly

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tire invasions will not only reduce tire pollution but also pave the way for more sustainable

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transportation systems. The question isn't whether we can afford to act as whether we can afford not

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to, and that's the end of the article. That unloaded a ton on me. I thought we knew about

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tire pollution. We did not. And I feel like as a group we are informed on tire pollution. I thought we were not.

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I mean it's not that funny. It's an uncomfortable laugh. I'll admit it.

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And it's also just we thought like oh yeah we understand it. This is terrible. We're missing half

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the story. Yeah. Great way to start off the New Year's resolution and that like maybe we don't use

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our cars as much. Yeah. But with that Chelsea, anything else you want to say about that? No.

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Okay let's move on. I have an update on the line. The most recent update I could get is July.

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I'm constructionweekonline.com. If we are not familiar with the line it's a project of the

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United Arab Emirates. Essentially just the line in which everything. It's a city built in a street

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line. Yeah. In which everything that you would need would be within two minutes I think or

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something like that. Right. I don't know. I'm going off memory at this point. Imagine a city was

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built on a main street and that's it. And it was also all one building. Yeah. Construction work on

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the line at Saudi Arabia's Neom Gigaproject is continuing apace. And that excavation gave me

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a problem for a minute. I didn't recognize the word. Yeah. Excavation works for infrastructure for

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the initial sectional modules are ongoing with multiple campsites completed and emerging. In

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a LinkedIn post Neom's chief operating officer Giles Pendleton wrote, quote, lots of work visible

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cross Neom as camps emerge and infrastructure excavations are starting to show true scale

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of activities. And quote, he also shared aerial shots of the ongoing works in the world's largest

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construction site. That's crazy. You guys I can't share this with so I don't know how to get you

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these pictures but I can show Taylor right now. You can show me. We'll post some on our socials

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when we get there. Did you see it? Yeah. Wow. Isn't that crazy? It goes on for a really long time.

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It's actually not as much desert as I was expecting. Oh, you don't think that's desert?

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desert. Really looks like a desert to me. Yeah. Here it is some more. It's like an airport. Well,

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make a great one runway. In fact, what are they doing with the top? Maybe they can put a runway

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on top. I mean, they could get out of here. I'm going to read this. Are there is it all going to

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be HVAC? No, in May, Pendleton rebuted media reports that the line at Neom was being scaled down

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from 170 kilometers to 2.4 kilometers saying that the project will be built in phases and that the

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first phase is set to launch later this year. Well, the master plan for the line remains at 170

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kilometers as we have always spoken about and we have always maintained it will be built in phases.

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We're working on phase one, which we will launch later this year. Pendleton wrote in a previous

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update on LinkedIn. He had also hit back at skepticism about the project's completion saying

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that criticism must be in context. Quote, imagine trying to build 170 kilometers or a city for 9

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million people all at once. That's like building New York or London in one go. It's impossible.

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End quote. He commented in May, a 1.5 billion water desalination plan plan to supply water for Neom

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in Saudi Arabia was effectively canceled after joint development agreement expired without

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renewal. A revised project has taken its place that takes into account changes in expected

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demand. Earlier in April, Bloomberg reported that the line will be scaled down from 170 kilometers

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to 2.2.4 kilometers and accommodate approximately 300,000 residents. According to officials cited

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in the report, this scaling down of the line's development coincided with delays in approving

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Neom's budget for 2024 by the Kingdom Sovereign Wealth Fund, PIF. So that is basically it. After

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this, it kind of recaps what the line is. The visionary initiative aimed to offer residents

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easy access to all amenities within a 5 minute walk or 20 minute high speed rail transit. That's our

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update on the line. It's still going in phases. I forget it's supposed to be done next year though,

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correct? No, it's a much better project. Phase one, it looks like, yeah, 170 kilometers, they're

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planning to make this a city in the line. So I would think it's much longer than that. I think

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and you know, when your friends live on the other side of town and you're like, I don't really feel

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like making a plan with them because it's going to take 20 minutes to get there. This town, the other

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end of town is 170 kilometers away. That's pretty far actually when I think about it like that.

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So I hope they have a way to address that. They probably don't, but whatever. Well,

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yeah, it's probably the high speed train that goes within the line. But even then,

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well, it has to stop at every stop, does it not? Yes, but I don't know that they're really addressing

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that because at this point it's the line and it is what it is probably. I don't know. I'm not,

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I'm just making this. Yeah, it's the line. Yeah, it's the line. But that's my line update. What do

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you got? I got a story from CNBC from June 14, 2024 titled luxury homes on these beaches are

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losing value. Facts of effects of climate change hit hard as sea level rise and storms intensify.

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Coastal real estate is seeing flooding and erosion like never before from Dana Point,

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California to Long Island, New York and then Tuckett, Massachusetts, which Chelsea, that's

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how you say it. It's just, it's easy like that. Just say it like that. Yeah, I say it differently.

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Massachusetts, can you do it? Especially if I'm looking at the library. I ask you to do it. Yes.

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Some of the nation's priciest coastal real estate is in an increasingly precarious position due to

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climate change. This year's hurricane season is already underway in the forecast for above normal

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activity. We can skip this. It was above normal activity. It was awful. Just an awful hurricane

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season that we didn't cover because we didn't have to do. It's not a fringe topic. Yeah, it's just

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going. Various risk models have shown myriad projections of falling real estate valleys,

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but the effects of climate change are already hitting the market and at a faster pace than most

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expected, which this might just be because I read the collapse subreddit. But whenever you're

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listening to people talking about climate change, the term faster than expected is in like every

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article. It's just how it works. I don't think it's just there. I think it's in articles that we

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read here too, which you can probably find in the collapse subreddit. Well, yeah, I'm reading it.

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It might have come from collapse. Anand Tucket Home listed last summer for just over $2 million,

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sold early this year for just $600,000, a barely remarkable nor'easter in the fall,

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wiped away an astounding 70 feet of the beach it sits on thanks to sea level rise and unusually

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intense rainfall. The buyer told the Boston Globe, quote, the price mitigates the risk to a good

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decree, end quote, which I don't know. It mitigates it. He still spent $600,000 on the house. Yeah,

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I was just going to say, and like, who would buy that for $600,000 even somebody who has way too

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much money, they're like, I can throw $600,000 away for a decade or like five years, whatever.

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Pretty much you're throwing it away. Because at this point, they know that person knows. Yeah,

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see that nice each it's definitely not getting washed away. It's not going to lose 70 feet this

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year. Oh, it did. Okay, that's fine. It should be fine next year. What are the odds you lose 70

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feet of beach property in two years? Yeah, exactly. There have been several one sold in the mid sevens

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and one sold the mid eights, which I know that sounds like a lot of money. But those houses,

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if they weren't at erosion risk, would have sold for I don't know, 10 or $12 million, says Shelley

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Walkwood, a real estate agent on Nantucket. Lockwood just launched a seminar for fellow agents to

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help them reprice homes at risk, quote, I think we owe it is a duty to our client to tell them

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what the risks are. And I was getting frustrated that that wasn't being communicated to my

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satisfaction because I saw houses selling and I thought that's not worth it. It's falling in

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the ocean and quote said Lockwood on the eastern end of Long Island, New York and Montauk, which

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you know, I'm really curious if we ever get an update from like the Montauk underground base

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of it's been flooded so they can't use it anymore. Not so far. Not yet, but we're getting close.

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its beaches and protect its multi million dollar homes. The water was coming in faster than ever

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before quote where we've seen flooding in the past and the water subsiding right away. It's not

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subsiding anymore. We have a friend that has a 10 million dollar home and he's not even sure what

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to do with it because if he sells it, it's never going to be the 10 million dollars he bought it

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for and quote said K Tyler, executive director of concern citizens of Montauk, which I'm never

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going to be in a position where I sympathize with somebody who's not going to be able to get 10

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million dollars for their house. Can you imagine being a part of that community and be like, oh

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no, the multi billion dollar properties are about to collapse into the ocean. Let's go save them.

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And they're not going to be able to resell them for 80 million dollars is only for 10 million

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dollars. Please need to sympathize with us. Who is actually buying these homes? I think you're

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right. And it's actual other millionaires that are just like, oh, fuck it. Yeah, I have 600,000.

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Yeah, I don't even want it back. And then these houses are pretty much worthless, but they're

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still going for like, that's less than 50%. What they're appraised at for oceanfront properties.

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That's crazy. Looking at zip codes just on the east and Gulf Coast of the United States, 33 have a

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median home value of at least a million. And in just these areas of combined, 77,000 and five properties

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are at a significant flood risk, according to models by First Street, a climate risk data and

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analytics firm that is roughly $100 billion in potential losses. Attorney Chris Barley, you

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know what? I don't think that's the same Chris Barley that we would think it is. Although just

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an aside to this, do you know who the CEO of Ford is right now? I mean, if you're asking me that,

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no, I don't. It's Chris Farley's brother. For real? Yeah. Oh, is that weird or not? I find it weird.

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I don't know if it actually is, but like, like, is he qualified? I think he's qualified. I don't

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know for sure. I've never actually looked into Chris Farley's brother's credentials. Do you think

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his credentials are Chris Farley's brother? His credentials are screaming comedies. Yeah,

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I don't actually know. Doing a lot of cocaine, but not dying. But to go back to the article,

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comment on that. There was always a risk to them for purchasing an oceanfront property. It just

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came up on them faster than they thought it would. Yeah, and they're hoping it will bear the risk,

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as we've seen with our rich people's emotions theme that we've been following. And I mean,

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rich people clearly don't like this. No, they do not like this. There are definitely two sides of

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this coin and the rich people are upset. Yes. Quote, I think we just put our heads in the sand.

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Values weren't going down until the last 10 years, and it's still kind of been quiet reductions.

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End quote said Farley. Farley pointed to one property which he said had an assessment of 2.2

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million, has been assessed recently, but two others on the same street and seaside cliff have been

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reassessed, one for 500,000 and one for 250,000. The cliff is eroding badly. We don't know the value

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of those houses to begin with, but that is a huge drop off if they're considered the same value as

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that other house. No kidding. Can you imagine how fucked that house is? That's 250,000.

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It's totally teetering on the edges. It's already in the ocean Chelsea. Yeah, either that or the

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water is coming into one of the rooms already. Which is really bad because it's on a cliff.

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Wow, that's crazy. Wow. Quote, I would say 12 to 15 feet of sand is gone. End quote,

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Farley estimated pointing to huge exposed geotubes underneath the cliff. They should be covered in

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sand. Quote, they used to be able to walk down these steps right out and there was another stairway.

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It's gone. So they have no more access to me. That affects the value of property when you can't even

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use the waterfront that you bought to be okay. I feel less bad for these people that it's like,

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oh no, I can't just walk out to the beach. End quote referring to the home has yet to be reset.

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There's not that much article left, but go ahead. Okay. These geotubes are things they pump up to

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try and keep the water away. Oh, interesting. On another Nantucket beach, the rising ocean has

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pushed sand so far that it's burying homes. Sand covered two homes up to the windows and

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uncovered the septic system and utility wires. Once those are exposed, the town has to condemn

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the property according to Lockwood. Quote, this was not like this last fall. This has happened

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this quickly. End quote, she said, homeowner John Comforty lives just next to those two homes.

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Sand has risen so far it now covers his entire front yard. His deck, which used to have a

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stairway down to the yard is now even with the sand. He has owned this home for 42 years and

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already moved it back from the beach once. He moved his house back. Yeah. Okay. Quote,

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we all say one more year. It's unbelievable what's happened. End quote, said Comforty.

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Lockwood estimates that without the new risks to the homes from climate change, Comforty's home

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would be worth 2.5 million. Quote, I don't know if you could sell it, maybe five, maybe 500,000,

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maybe, but you'd have to have some buyer willing to lose it. End quote, she said, as more and more

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homes lose value and see the property taxes reduced, the local economy could take a hit.

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Minio taxes for everyone could increase to make up the shortfall. Nantucket residents are also

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voting on which parts of the island need the most help and who will pay for it. Meanwhile,

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in Montau, experts are reassessing coastal resilience plans made nearly a decade ago

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after Superstorm Sandy because they're already outdated due to climate change. That's the end

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of the article. I have so many thoughts on this. It's so crazy. Generally, they say real estate

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just goes up because, you know, there's only so much land. Yeah. Well, there's probably that.

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There's only so much land. And it's going away. Yeah. But the rich, the people who have the most

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money, they want waterfront, they want to look at the water and now the ones with the money are like,

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oh, shit, or property's losing value. And this might feel like it's incorrect, but just bear with

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me here. We actually don't make rich people bear risks. If something goes wrong for them, we as a

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society are required to bear their loss. And that's how it's worked for the last, unfortunately,

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40 years. I feel like it might change someday in the future. But as of right now, no, that's not

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how it works. If rich people lose something, we got to pay for it. Yeah. I was just going to say

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in the article, it even addressed, maybe we're going to bear the risk for these people. But you

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look at these people who chose to take the risk of having waterfront property and paying even more

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for it. But there are unhoused people. There are people struggling. And you don't see people offering

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up, especially these people with the millions and billions of dollars who have it to throw $600,000

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away for a throw away beachfront property because it's going to be gone in a year. Like, they're

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not throwing up the money to help these people who are unhoused that can't afford even a property

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that's not beachfront. No, and that's because we believe in prosperity gospel and that people who

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have money deserve the money and are good. And people do not have money are inherently bad and

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or a different race than me and bad. And that's the gospel of AI Jesus. No, that's the gospel of

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normal preachers. I don't know what AI Jesus is preaching. I actually think it might be better

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than that because he's actually going to get on. Yeah, I'd be so interested. Like, how do we get a

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hold of AI Jesus? I would love to have him for an episode actually. It would do. The important

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thing to say, like really more talking about it between rich people and the homeless and how was

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this being available? There's more empty houses in North America than there are homeless people,

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Chelsea. That has never been a problem. The problem is that it's not profitable to put them in houses.

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Oh, that's sad. It is. And that's why I'm not a conservative. There are many reasons why I'm not

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a conservative. Yeah, there's this many more than that. But if you want to put it bluntly, that's

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the easiest way to tell you why I'm not conservative. Okay, now it's my turn. I don't know if you have

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an update on this as well. We may possibly have a crossover on this one. And by crossover, I mean,

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we might be jointly talking about this. This next one is going to be about the unsettling rise of

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Nazism for the past years. Yes, I do have an article on that. But we'll see what article you do and

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what they're not. It might very well be the same thing because there was just recently something

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to very update this on. Which is the election? Yeah, you might have a different article. So I would

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actually like to hear it if it's not. This one is from CNN by Hannah Park, November 18th title,

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with swastika flakes and bellowed slurs, neo-nazis marchers strode through Columbus, Ohio's governor

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and officials condemn it. Ohio officials have denounced a small contingent of neo-nazis who

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paraded Saturday afternoon through a Columbus neighborhood, waving flades, featuring swastikas

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and shouting a racist slur in the latest public demonstration by white nationalists in recent

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years across the United States. Around a dozen people in black pants, shirts and head coverings,

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their faces obscured by red masks, march along the street near downtown Columbus as three carry

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black flags emblazoned with red swastikas footage provided to CNN affiliate WBNS shows. At least

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one person yelled, I'm gonna bleep this out, even though I'm not actually gonna say it again and

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again according to the video that's garnered online attention far beyond Ohio's capital. Of

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course it is. The group strode past low-rise brick buildings, housing a salon and a clothing

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boutique along with cafes serving tacos, cookies, coffee and bar grub as its leader

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shouted through a black bullhorn. Columbus public safety dispatchers got night one-one calls around

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1 30 p.m. reporting a group marching in the short north area. The dispatchers told the station,

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Columbus's mayor condemned the cowardly display and asserted the city's commitment to standing

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against hatred and bigotry. We will not allow any of our neighbors to be intimidated,

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threatened or harmed because of who they are, how they worship and whom they love.

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Mayor Andrew Ginther, a Democrat, wrote on social media. Ohio's governor also condemned

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the demonstration, describing those involved as spewing vile and racist speech against people of

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color and Jews. There is no place in the state for hate, bigotry, anti-semitism or violence and we

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must denounce it whenever we see it. Republican Governor Mike DeWine said, the number of events

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organized or attended by white supremacists in the United States hit a new high last year at 282.

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The anti-hate, anti-defamation league reported, marches and public gatherings of white nationalists

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or people with noxiflegs have unfolded in recent years in Nashville, New Hampshire, Boston,

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Arkansas, Virginia, Washington DC and Michigan, where flags with swastikas were toted this month

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outside a community theater performance of the Diary of Amphrak. Oh my god, that's awful. The

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swastika since 1945 has been the most significant notorious hate symbols, anti-semitism and white

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supremacy for most of the world, with roots tracing to the murderous legacy of Germany's Nazi party,

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especially the Holocaust, according to the Anti-Defamation League. The ADL noted that the

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Columbus event aligns with the troubling trend of white supremacist incidents. Quote, over the

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past few years, hundreds of white supremacist marches and events have been organized around the

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country, aiming not only to instill fear and anxiety in the communities they target, but also to serve

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as photo opportunities for these groups to use in the recruitment and online propaganda.

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Said Orrin Segal, vice president of the ADL Center on Extremism. When white supremacist starts

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competing for turf or visibility, the losers are the communities that they impact, Segal told CNN.

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In Ohio, no arrests were made during Saturday's events, though police briefly detained some

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marches according to WBNS CNN had reached out to Columbus police for more information. Columbus

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community leaders organized a unity march, well yeah. So that's the end of the article. I would

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also like to say they were just protests in Canada, in Montreal, I think it was. And there is also a

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video of, I think it was just one girl giving a Nazi salute that I saw come across on a news

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article I was reading. The story you're reading, I had a similar article to it, but while you were

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talking about it, I found a better article. I shouldn't say better than what you did, better

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than what I found so that I can add to what you said. From Wired, it came out November 26, 2024.

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Neo-Nazis are on the march across America. A recent neo-nazi rally in Columbus, Ohio drew national

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attention, but it was just one of dozens that increasingly involved in white power groups

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that have held this year. On November 16th, 11 days after the presidential election, a dozen neo-nazis

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from a group called the Hate Club 1488 brazenly marched across Columbus, Ohio carrying swastika

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flags. We heard this. On the same day, about 500 miles south around eight mass neo-nazis from

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several groups came together to hold a, sorry, eight mass neo-nazis from several groups. Huh,

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okay. To hold a roadside demonstration in Decatur, Alabama. They brandished signs containing

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anti-Semitic anti-immigration and general racist statements. The demonstration in Decatur received

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no media attention, much less condemnation from the president. But researchers say that both

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rallies are a part of a disturbing pattern of increasingly hateful demonstrations led by neo-nazis

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who have the boldened to use explicit Nazi imagery. Wired compiled all reported instances of similar

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neo-nazi demonstrations, leaned from local news reports and social media and counted 34 in total

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in 2024 across 16 states. That's compared to about 30 in 2023, 22 in 2022 and four in 2021.

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Oh my God, that's insane. Experts say they are now happening with such frequency that they risk

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becoming normalized. Oh my God. And although hardcore neo-nazi groups tend to eschew electoral

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politics, they view Trump and his second presidency opportunistically. Blood Tried leader Christopher

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Polhouse, known as Hammer, you know he's going to those white oriented metal festivals. Oh yeah,

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the black metal festivals. Yeah. The neo-nazis black metal festivals. Hammer. He celebrated Trump's

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victory after the election in a post on telegram. Thanks, Trump, he said. Cheaper gas will make it

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easier to spread white power across the whole country. Oh God. Oh God, that is awful. These are

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laughs of unexpressed neo-nazis. Comfortableness. Yeah. Yes. There I go. That's like every one of

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our laughs on this show to be fair. They're inane. It's true. He's after the election, a group of

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neo-nazis gathered outside of community theater production of the diary van Frank in Howell,

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Michigan to show anti-Semitic slurs. They chanted, Hail Hitler, Hail Trump, according to news reports.

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Yike. Most of the demonstrations observed in recent years have been led by the same handful of

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networks and organizations, which despite their small membership numbers have become increasingly

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visible. These particular extremists fall under the categorically motivated violent extremists,

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which according to the FBI, director Christopher Wray are among the biggest domestic terror threats

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across the U.S. I would imagine there's a lot more to it. I think this is far enough as we need to

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go just because we do have a lot more to go through. And this is terrifying. This is just sad. Yeah,

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this is more than sad. It's terrifying. I just need to say this now. If you think you're better

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than other people because of where you were born, stop listening to the show. It is not

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worth listening to the show. If you're willing to at least hear out another Indian show, continue

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listening because we'll talk about it at some point. Like that's just this is not good. This is

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not good. I can't imagine what kind of life you would live to be like, I need to join hate club

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1488 or anything in this article. I can't. I can't. If you're joining your group 1488,

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I have to assume you know what that means. And Chelsea, do you know what 1488 is? Oh,

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I thought it was just a number they assigned to it. No, 1488 is a very specific number. 14

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is the 14 words and 88 is H is the eighth letter of the alphabet. So it means hail,

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hail her and then 14. David Eden Lane, one of nine founding members of the defunct white supremacist

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terrorist organization that were the 14 words are, we must secure the existence of our people

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and a future for white children. So whenever you see 1488 or some iteration of that, that's what

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they're talking about. Okay, I didn't know that that's what that meant. I thought it was maybe just

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the club number. No club number 1488 is a very specific throwback to white supremacy and Nazism.

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Well, I feel better knowing I didn't know that. Yeah, it's actually a very awkward thing to know.

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And like, how do you bring that up with people do not bring it up at a dinner party? We do not

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condone that message. Don't ever bring it up at a dinner party. Do we have something late-hearted

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to talk about or an update? Kinda from that article, we're going to move to the video because this is

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not good news. But man, are we going to have some fun? Chelsea, if I were to use the term

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tran ma, who do you think we're going to be watching a video of? I don't know. Okay,

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someone with the last name Tran. No, I looked into Bill Moore, he's still dead. I looked at

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John Keele, still dead. I looked at Corgi Ode, not doing much, but alive. I've looked at a few

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episodes that we've done this year. Somebody has awoken. I found out this video was posted four days

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ago from when making this episode. So we need to watch this. I am going to share my screen right

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now and you are going to learn a lot right now. Navigating the car to McBurn. I don't know what

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to expect from what you're about to show me. It's uncomfortable. It feels like he's talking to me.

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What's wrong with his face? Hey, welcome to the show. I'm your intrepid, fearless,

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and now somewhat toothless host. He's toothless. Yeah. And just for those who are in the betting

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pool, it ended up being the white shirt for the day. Yeah, no, he does this many times, Chelsea.

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We need to see what David Wilcox up to right now. Nothing burger. You get nothing. And he has

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satisfaction of in very many ways. Your peers and having that sense that you were right,

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your mother was wrong, and then that's creating some type of legal satisfaction for you.

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Tenture. Because apparently you're into that kind of stuff. He has teeth problems. The shirt's

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going to come up a lot. You know, having intellectual superiority of some kind. So yes, if you guess the

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white shirt, you are the winner. I kind of, I don't know if I really like it now that I'm looking at

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it, but what the hell, we committed to it. It's a white shirt day. It's a little bit bland, a little

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bit boring, but what the hell? Does it look like this? We're here, you're here. What did he do with

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his hair? We have a particular family member of our relation who has hair exactly like this.

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5000 Argentinian pesos. And it's just not good. You know, $5. So thank you very much to Routina. I

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see we've already had some other donations. We don't talk to her. Yeah, we had Brian Smith said

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he's seen saturation in the skies this week. So anyway, I'm really excited, you guys. This is

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the moment that we've been waiting for. He looks like he belongs in Whoville. Very close now to

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really big epic things happening. And I just realized I didn't fix my camera too.

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I'm going to go ahead and do that right now. Oh, I love this. This guy's in the way.

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He has made so many turns since we talked about him and we're going to do so much better.

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We're going to do so much better. Okay, perfect. He's constantly changing camera angles. All right.

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So we're back in action after, did you miss me a whole week? Can you stand it? Can you stand

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not having a David show for an entire week? I actually haven't seen him in way more than a week.

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That's our host. Will Cock once again. And I have been commenting on this incredible

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Karmic burn that we are all navigating right now. I've had my own challenges to bear.

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And if you've been a regular watching this show, then you know that we have a lot going on in the

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world right now. A little cross. This is a very exciting, intense, low base and definitely scary

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time. Yes, scary time. It's not a normal time at all. We're at the very end of something huge.

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And unfortunately, a lot of people still don't know what the hell is going on. And they're very

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afraid right now. They're worried about nuclear war. Very concerned with the way he's looking.

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You shouldn't be. I guess it's been a lot of very interesting setup hearing about them to create

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a global awakening and to expose the real danger that we're all facing in the world. So don't

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get him to the camera angle again. And if you are worried and if you are living in fear, imagine

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like his thought process behind this, like I need to have different cameras. Oh, he has at least

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seven shells. Future for us. Oh, he did. He's only using the two best right now. You know,

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he has a two level camera just in case. He's just gonna say.

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Name scheme. And he's saying to them so you can't know. November up to November, whatever happened

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in November, you know what I'm talking about. Gotta be careful. What I say.

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I was the screen. And if you don't really understand what's going on, this is four days

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ago battle between the Alliance and the DS. Oh, shit. So also if you need a bra, this is the

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center. That's that's what we got. If you haven't seen the show before. And what I was saying is

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that November was not a contest between a man and a woman running for office. It was something much,

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much bigger than that. It was actually a proxy war between two huge factions, both of which

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are almost entirely secret. And I was expecting that we were going to have a prolonged vote

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counting type of situation that there wasn't going to be any immediate relief. Maybe I'll

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tighten that up that might make it look a little bit better just. I'm not really in love with the

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shirt. There we go. That's fine. So we had that's okay. No, we can tell it's white. We got to we

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got to change it up so that you guys don't get bored. I don't want you to start to wander outside

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of our relationship for pleasure. I hope you can be monogamous in this.

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You can watch what I don't care. But just come here on. So he gets more.

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We're going to take care of you. We'll give you a hot meal and a place to sleep. We'll get you

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off the streets. Get you cleaned up a little bit. Maybe get you some clothes from the Salvation Army.

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I could certainly do better than this shirt myself. But what the hell I committed to it.

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Also Chelsea notice.

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Which means I'm generic. I don't have any rights. I'm kind of just

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there for the taking whoever wants to take from you.

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What? That was one of the mentalities that we had. That was my first big no this event.

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There's a political underside of this. It starts to make a lot more sense.

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What the fuck was that? At least now I've got to start looking. There's more that's going to come.

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Just like be accepted. A couple of your comments because what the hell I'm in a good mood.

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Thomas Bay says nice there Garcon. Oh, I gave it to Michael says Gail Collins. I knew it white.

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It looks good. Not bland says Jenny Jean Razzle. Well, thank you. I'm flattered.

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You just had your teeth fixed. No, I didn't have my teeth fixed. That's the problem. There's

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actually a loose one in my mouth right now. Just say those. But anyway, we had some crazy donations

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coming in. Roger Zubaric is hitting us off big time here. So let's go back a little bit so you

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can see all these that have come in just in a very short time. We had Michael Larson. Thank you

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David for what you do. Here's some turkey food. We had Judy Booth. Thank you God bless.

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And I don't know how they do. Did anything happy in my happen in Miami this past week? No fly zone.

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That's your first super chat. Thank you very much. This is a one man thing. I don't have anything on

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Miami but I got a great show. Roger Zubaric $20. You're the best show on earth. Don't worry about

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the shirt. Thank you Roger. Senior soot from New Zealand. I don't care about the shirt. I do care

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about no one knowing how the pyramids were built. I take a lot of satisfaction from ridiculing people

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with that in mind. You need Jesus they say how did the pyramids get built? Listen to this answer.

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Well actually the pyramids were built by Rah who was the harbinger of Christ and we'll talk about

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that maybe a little bit more. I like the shirt white for purity. So okay you guys aren't you

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guys aren't unhappy. It's probably just me. So let's see here. Hold on a second.

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Master Kenobi what's your take on his picks for the the government for exposure to the cabinet

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made the force be with you. We are definitely getting into that big time. We got Trent Malik

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thanks for everything you do and we got Ed Kreeter love you Tranma. Well you know because

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it was requested with money Tramal loves you too baby. In fact as you know no Tramal can embroider

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her own her own name. No. She's got a nice embroidery here for you. Look at all the trouble I went to

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to do this. Look at all the sacrifices that I make for this okay sacrifices that I have to make

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for this family in order to be able to do embroidery as crochet and needlepoint whatever the hell this

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is this is crazy and in addition to that I've also got this one which is just sort of like

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this Tramal the great I am. I am Tramal I am a grand woman. I identify as a grand woman

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and I got a goddamn tooth broken out of my jaw so that makes it even more crazy today.

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Thank you for being here love and kiss oh my god I'm butting myself.

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Getting serious once again you know you can't stay in character for too long some

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millennials get very nervous they say what's going on what happened to the show where David

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don't worry it's just comedy. I'm not actually identifying as a grand woman maybe I am you know

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but it works for me so like that's that's the character that I've embodied at times

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thank you for being used as Nuna B's MT Herrick says the best part of Sunday is knitting with David.

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It works for him he's done actually doing it. Fans give me all kinds of funny stuff

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but I did I do have a fetish whip you know so if there ever needed to be any type of immediate

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erotic spanking that has to be doled out to this audience because you guys have been so bad.

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Man I'm ready so this is this is always at the ready we got lots of great tools here

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to enhance your viewing enjoyment to double your pleasure double your fun. This is not what I expected.

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If you're old enough to remember what that means then congratulations you can hang out with Tramal.

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Oh that's that double mint wriggly spearman gum thing right double mint I remember all that.

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Anyway Jenny Jean Razzle says you look great in white I've been seeing so much activity in the

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sky I can't wait for our cosmic cousins to show themselves thank you. Make your stickers for your

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auto company. Uh says Michelle Meese we can do that. So you can use the words to both the white

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shirt but not the rest of this. Don't offer to spank people they might want it lol says fuzzy tiger

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cat that's true anything you promise you actually have to deliver if you want to have integrity.

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When will you talk about crypto says Chris Anderson is it part of the alliance's agenda yes I think so

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I don't know exactly how that's going to play out but Bitcoin seems to have been doing really well

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and I think the markets are happy about the way that this whole thing has gone down

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with the results that we saw in November. So Skywatcher Carlos says I need your money well

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you're not going to get very much brother I mean maybe once the company gets financed I'll be well

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off but I've had three solid years of almost complete bankruptcy I wouldn't wish it on anybody.

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Thankfully most of this year we had a board member who was helping Stavadi along I've only

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helped a couple times but we are right now in the brink of having things happen we have a verbal

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promise for the first 110 that's going to come in for our two projects which is the SM what is it

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it's the SM 150 and then there's one other I can't even remember right now I mean it's it's it's been

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confusing for Veronica Lucia donated thank you very much your third super chat main in the house

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says and Chelsea Bitcoin is going to be a black hole how much do you think he knows about his

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electric car company seems like very much it's kind of a depressing where she the first one

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oh yeah no this is we we are learning this right now you don't say this is what we're going to

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learn about this year is coming out but he only knew about SM 150 and couldn't name the other models

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so most of these new ageers like and so it is I do that one a lot sometimes I say amen I just you

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know there's there's certain people who are triggered about Christianity and I try to be

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honoring them because if I just went hardcore Jesus then that's going to exclude people who are

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not ready to understand what the Christ really is but I talk about this almost every week the

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Christ consciousness is the consciousness of the galaxy and of our universe it is actually an

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intelligent cosmos consciousness evolving donated got nine likes grant Armstrong said I watched every

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guy episode wisdom teachings was fire thank you very much so yeah we've already got 3,411 people

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and we're only 13 minutes in that's really freaking incredible so thank you guys for showing up

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thank you for so Chelsea I just want to really point out appreciating the white shirt you know

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it's just he just said that Jesus built the pure day I said what but he can't I'm going to take

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my chances I'm yeah oh yeah he said that earlier but he can't say amen or anything regarding Christianity

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because it might throw people off of his I love reading your comments but I also don't want to be

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here for five freaking hours I mean I would just say that one thing within the first 12 minutes

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I have a very intense proxy battle like the most between the alliance and the ds is this not gold

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though Chelsea you will soon enough but what is the alliance the alliance is aging like

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military most of the community and a surprise but not into Jesus not into cheese who are all

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interested in world peace and the real source of why we don't have that one piece as it turns

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out is this thing we're calling the ds and so what is the ds it is a secret Babylonian Roman

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cult that actually practiced we haven't even heard the end of the battle that is the white the white

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colors uh diabolical I've only listened to half hour every time I do he gets really really depressed

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he doesn't want his own mommy and daddy in the political sense sorry dad but you know I'm just

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gonna be honest a lot of people are not ready to find out that mommy and daddy are evil and if

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they find out they get really scared and the idea of the ds being brought to justice is really

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scary to somebody like my dad the idea of trials the idea also it really depressed changes but

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camera was a terrible Chelsea he has 3 000 people watching him live they're still gonna be

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I would love to jump in there if I knew this was happening I can't take the way you pause this

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he's looking at me right I would love to post with like some money attached to it like hey

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the jury to the branch has done a really in depth podcast review of your history I'd love you to

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plug them maybe it also seems to always be outside of that but if anyone listening right now would

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like to do that on our behalf and do a second yeah you're telling me you're right outside there would be invisible forces at work

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but if you're having the hallucination it also like to see if you comment on Cory goodman health at

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gunpoint by guy demonic entity so yeah we got a deal with the allison car thank you very much thanks for

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the donation why does he do that is it is it set to random that it works for whatever reason in this

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galaxy you can have ordinary but he doesn't seem ready for it like Chelsea did you see that and even

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worse no there's one where he does it shows up then and he's sitting looking at his computer

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and he kind of looks at the number of the group and it says oh shit it's changed and these entities

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have a surprisingly large amount of influence over people telepathically these entities actually can

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control to some degree or another the way that humans actually function and work so one of the

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things I haven't really got okay this is the big part I wanted to get you to Chelsea is the idea of

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demonic possession we're gonna see where his politics are and then you realize if you start and he has

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the alliance and the yes spiritual which he struggles to actually say every time he really

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tries to do it yes stands for deep state anger that's all it stands of jealousy but thoughts of

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we'll see where he stands on fear now thoughts of extreme sadness if you start having negative

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emotions where you want power over others you want to manipulate people you want to lie to people

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lying is a big one controlling people then guess what the universal law stipulates that this is

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my left shoulder right your it's your right my left that this demonic entity on your left shoulder

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figuratively speaking can begin sending thoughts into your mind now depending upon how far along

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somebody is on the psychopath spectrum if they go into a tantrum and they start yelling and they

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start acting violent they may be almost in full possession from that demon from some type of

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negative entity that is always watching us moment by moment and always waiting for us to start going

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down a negative road and so again no one is exempt from this you cannot get saved and be free from

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this there is no way to exercise those demons except in the law of one system oh not as sexual

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through faithful diligent practice of positive spirituality that's the only thing that's going

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to help you you can't make it go away my lips are really freaking dry you guys we're in full

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blown winter out here now so it's intense and uh we're gonna have a moose video for you guys coming

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up but anyway now they like feel really greasy okay it's gotta be halfway wipe it on your sock

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nobody's gonna care or notice all right that's a lot better so look i'm not trying to scare anybody

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here we got another donation that came in golden threads what's wrong with the last craft in the

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sky at night now we'll practice in contact five protocols are you seeing increased sightings

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where you are and it goes without saying you're doing great love and light thank you golden threads

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we're up to four thousand people now so yeah i mean i don't really get a lot of sightings but i do

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have turkey sightings moose sightings deer sightings squirrels chipmunks although they haven't been

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around for a while um the chipmunks are the burgers of the forest and they all die out by the end of

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the season they've all been eaten we have coyotes we have mountain lion we have cougars bobcats

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bears everything shannon benninger just donated 20 thank you very much demons are real rise your

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frequency yes let's get back to that that's linda baker said that the point is you can't make it go

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away except through the you can tell he does not give a shit about this anymore i think he's

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drinking up until the pro can't just say oh i'm a spiritual person and then engage he's switching it

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he's switching it competitive you see that yeah i did see it at that point i feel like the first

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half was random getting easily irritated if you're irritated all the time it's really time i mean

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he's showing his age you might not know what he's doing if you're irritated and you keep taking it

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out on other people and you take your own internal angst and now you want to make it somebody else's

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fault and so you blame other people for for your own anger that's a very very common thing that people

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do they want to have a relationship where there's a person they can always vent their frustrations

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on somebody who's willing to take it and so a big part of what we're dealing with in this proxy

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battle between the alliance and the deeps you know what is that uh the ds is that it's actually

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a battle between love and hate it's a it's this is just a symbolic level of it is very important

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the real fact is that the alliance is being helped by positive angelic human extraterrestrials

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the ds is being helped by demonic entities that do exist both sides of this war are real and if you

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have let's go back to the camera i did that before which was this one if you so so this is where the

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negative end would be your left shoulder right if you go negative then your thoughts go negative

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you're going to hear those you're going to have thoughts come into your mind that are fueled

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by negative entities this is actually real according to law of one similarly when you have

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thoughts of love peace forgiveness compassion is now positive angelic entities are always around

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you all the time and they start sending you energy to help you and so you will have increased love

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increased patience increased compassion and that's how the universe actually works oh we're almost at

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the point i wanted to get to the good is rewarded with positive karma and if you act negatively

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you actually experience negative karma it's not very scary between these videos swaps negative karma

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is very real if you cut your finger if you were you know cutting with a knife and all of a sudden

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you cut your finger open he saw him at c five of them just thinking right before that happened

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i got chunks of skin on my lips there we go try to think of what was happening right before you

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cut yourself and say like okay did this accident that happened to me whatever it is have a reason

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so one of the things i noticed the most frequently is that when somebody is on the psychopath spectrum

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they are extremely sarcastic disrespectful and cynical about anything having to do with karma

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you think that because you said such and such that that happened to you karma right right

564
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no no no it's a very intrinsic level of awakening to understand as it says in the bible as you so

565
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so shall you reap what goes around comes around the hindus called the law of karma

566
00:56:17,680 --> 00:56:23,200
uh once you really begin to grasp that karma not only works but it's extremely precise

567
00:56:24,000 --> 00:56:30,880
you've begun this path of awakening that i'm talking about you're living in a hologram and it

568
00:56:30,880 --> 00:56:36,640
takes a big perspective shift to understand that karma is real it takes the recognition

569
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that other people around you can be invisibly manipulated to bring about positive or negative

570
00:56:43,040 --> 00:56:48,560
karma and the power that the positive beings have to bring you positive karma is incredible

571
00:56:49,280 --> 00:56:55,520
so the universe is like a gumball machine and if you put love in you get love gumballs out and you

572
00:56:55,520 --> 00:57:00,160
can chew those and they're very sweet and delicious you can't eat this whereas if you're putting out

573
00:57:00,160 --> 00:57:05,440
anger negativity and hatred you are going to get nailed it doesn't matter if you understand it or

574
00:57:05,440 --> 00:57:11,200
not ignorance is no excuse for the law if you do negative stuff if you engage in manipulation and

575
00:57:11,200 --> 00:57:17,760
control you're going to get nailed so he has been trying to coin his own term the ds so

576
00:57:19,120 --> 00:57:25,040
listen to this part accordingly the brains that are adversely affected all but three or four of them

577
00:57:25,680 --> 00:57:31,920
show a diminution in their electrical activity and there is a rotting there's actually rotting

578
00:57:31,920 --> 00:57:37,520
in the brain in the form of fungus this all encompasses the frontal lobes which is where

579
00:57:37,520 --> 00:57:45,760
there's emotion and love and spirituality and so people on the psychopath spectrum they're dulled

580
00:57:45,760 --> 00:57:50,240
their frontal lobes don't even function that tissue is rotting there's no electrical activity on an

581
00:57:50,240 --> 00:57:58,800
MRI and they all have as i've said in many other shows a very predictable set of behavioral ideologies

582
00:57:59,760 --> 00:58:05,680
they always seem to have a high degree of narcissism they always seem the very first thing on the list

583
00:58:05,680 --> 00:58:13,360
for the psychopath is is the word glib which means they talk too much so one way to tell it's not the

584
00:58:14,000 --> 00:58:20,080
not every case okay sometimes we just like to talk but if you have a person who's just always talking

585
00:58:20,080 --> 00:58:23,840
and they always want you to listen to them that may be an indication of psychopathy

586
00:58:25,600 --> 00:58:32,960
they they lie they have no problem with lying they're compulsive liars they are usually sex addicts

587
00:58:32,960 --> 00:58:39,040
of some kind or another sex addiction can be treated but fundamentally speaking if you use

588
00:58:39,040 --> 00:58:43,760
other people for pleasure but you don't really intend to be with them and you manipulate them

589
00:58:43,760 --> 00:58:48,960
and lie to them in order to hook up and just get your rocks off but you're not really interested

590
00:58:48,960 --> 00:58:55,840
in any commitment that's psychopathic that's another example so what i'm right i know i love

591
00:58:55,840 --> 00:59:03,920
process denigrate and destroy first when they come into your life they deify you you may never

592
00:59:03,920 --> 00:59:07,440
have been complimented this much by anybody before they really seem to look up to you

593
00:59:08,160 --> 00:59:13,200
and that's the hook that's how they that's the relationship acquisition mode then they have

594
00:59:13,200 --> 00:59:17,280
the denigrate phase as soon as they feel like they can trust that you're not going to run away

595
00:59:17,920 --> 00:59:21,840
they start knocking you down and so one of the ways you can tell if somebody's a psychopath

596
00:59:21,840 --> 00:59:25,040
does he have to change it early along when you first start getting together with

597
00:59:25,040 --> 00:59:29,520
he does and he describes himself right okay experiment with that and see what are you going

598
00:59:29,520 --> 00:59:36,000
to do if they give you a startling insult are you going to push back or are you going to try to

599
00:59:36,640 --> 00:59:41,280
apologize you know another way that you can tell if somebody's on the psychopath spectrum

600
00:59:42,080 --> 00:59:47,440
is that you're always apologizing you're always in trouble you're always being accused of

601
00:59:47,440 --> 00:59:54,320
of violating their extreme sensitivity they're very very sensitive they're actually fragile people

602
00:59:55,120 --> 00:59:58,080
and as you get more anew it you discover that because of these

603
00:59:59,680 --> 01:00:04,880
shut down parts of the brain they actually have deficiencies in their cognitive functioning

604
01:00:05,760 --> 01:00:11,440
and so you'll get things like people who have learning disabilities doesn't mean that if you

605
01:00:11,440 --> 01:00:17,840
have a learning disability that you're a psychopath but psychopaths cannot necessarily run a small

606
01:00:17,840 --> 01:00:23,040
business successfully on their own they can't juggle a bunch of complex tasks it's harder for

607
01:00:23,040 --> 01:00:30,800
them to learn it's harder for them to perform certain tasks and so they typically want to be

608
01:00:30,800 --> 01:00:37,840
in some type of domination in which they are telling you what to do and then you got to go

609
01:00:37,840 --> 01:00:42,880
out there and make their dreams come true they're the dreamer and you're the doer and you have to

610
01:00:42,880 --> 01:00:48,560
do everything for them they want you to clean up after them they want you to do everything they

611
01:00:48,560 --> 01:00:55,040
want you to you know make the money then they get suspended how they want and so what we are seeing

612
01:00:55,040 --> 01:01:04,800
with the ds is an organized we have in this because it's going to keep going it doesn't stop

613
01:01:04,800 --> 01:01:11,120
with golden things to talk about i need to go watch like because i could not control myself for a

614
01:01:11,120 --> 01:01:18,320
little bit it is beautiful every single thing that he was saying or just doing and where we ended

615
01:01:18,320 --> 01:01:23,360
off i just need to point this out as somebody who used to kind of think about karma as something

616
01:01:23,360 --> 01:01:29,200
that happens we have no way of knowing what the universe would consider good or bad therefore

617
01:01:29,200 --> 01:01:34,720
we have no way of knowing what we are being rewarded for or punished for and what the universe

618
01:01:34,720 --> 01:01:41,360
would consider punishment for or rewarding those topics so just like fuck off right with that i was

619
01:01:41,360 --> 01:01:48,960
a treat thank you for that and every every second of that was golden and i was laughing so hard at

620
01:01:48,960 --> 01:01:56,000
birds i couldn't breathe i did not realize he went right down the trompe hole like right down

621
01:01:56,000 --> 01:02:02,560
well you can tell i also didn't know that you once were called oh jeez i wonder what sign you put as

622
01:02:02,560 --> 01:02:10,720
the ds and the alliance who has also happened to be the military who's the good guys

623
01:02:11,600 --> 01:02:18,720
i can't even oh i was good i needed that i feel like we might get a new david wilcock episode

624
01:02:18,720 --> 01:02:24,000
this year just because he happened to very specifically mentioned that car company is

625
01:02:24,000 --> 01:02:28,560
gonna start up again this year oh i'm glad it's starting up again i feel like we're gonna get

626
01:02:28,560 --> 01:02:35,360
some liquid uh sorry not liquid yes audio old out of David will talk i don't want the liquids

627
01:02:35,360 --> 01:02:43,680
of people will come please is it a what kind of gumball oh it's a tranma gumball a man a man who

628
01:02:43,680 --> 01:02:51,920
identifies as a grandma that's the shittiest joke i think i've ever seen he really thinks he's so

629
01:02:51,920 --> 01:03:00,320
funny okay is it time for me yes is dot org thank you fizz dot org is it yeah september 7 2024 this

630
01:03:00,320 --> 01:03:09,840
one's fi zedzett just kidding it's all about the bubbly drinks the title is hold on i don't know who

631
01:03:09,840 --> 01:03:15,200
wrote this it doesn't have it writer columbian court orders escobar's hippos to be hunted

632
01:03:15,200 --> 01:03:23,760
oh yeah we're here for this update i'm nothing with thriving and they are and that's the problem

633
01:03:23,760 --> 01:03:30,640
yeah taylor just summarized it all right there columbian court on friday called for the hunting

634
01:03:30,640 --> 01:03:37,680
of hippos introduced to the country in the 1980s by drug king ping pablo escobar the administrative

635
01:03:37,680 --> 01:03:43,920
court of cundin america set a three month deadline for the ministry of environment to issue a

636
01:03:43,920 --> 01:03:49,360
regulation that contemplates measures for the eradication of the species is affecting the

637
01:03:49,360 --> 01:03:55,520
area's ecological balance in their homeland africa the animals are responsible for more human

638
01:03:55,520 --> 01:04:01,840
deaths than almost any other animal but in columbia the hippopotamia have become loved members of the

639
01:04:01,840 --> 01:04:08,480
local community and a tourist attraction why are they so good in the community they don't eat food

640
01:04:08,480 --> 01:04:15,360
they dress up as Santa at the christmas season they've also been increasingly posing problems

641
01:04:15,360 --> 01:04:22,080
for the local community near escobar's old ranch in antiquia state one that experts worry may soon

642
01:04:22,080 --> 01:04:28,000
turn deadly after escobar's death hippos from his private zoo made their way into nature in an area

643
01:04:28,000 --> 01:04:34,000
of abundant vegetation and where there are no predators there are now some 166 of the two ton

644
01:04:34,000 --> 01:04:40,080
beasts wandering freely attacks on fishermen have been reporting on the magdalena river and experts

645
01:04:40,080 --> 01:04:45,280
argue manatee populations could be threatened though animal rights activists and tourism workers

646
01:04:45,280 --> 01:04:50,480
opposed they have manatees in those rivers yes so we know that i actually kind of want to see a

647
01:04:50,480 --> 01:04:55,280
hippomanatee fight i did not know that well why don't we just get them to breed together and then

648
01:04:55,280 --> 01:05:01,120
there will be no problems and we'll see we're happy but i don't i don't think they could maybe not

649
01:05:01,120 --> 01:05:07,600
i don't know it's an idea i floated that would be a sexy solution yes that's what i would call it too

650
01:05:07,600 --> 01:05:12,080
i'm going to an ai and seeing if they can answer this well you do that i'll continue reading the

651
01:05:12,080 --> 01:05:16,720
court specified that measures to eliminate the hippos should include controlled hunting and

652
01:05:16,720 --> 01:05:21,840
sterilization we already knew that they can't find their balls the environmental ministry had

653
01:05:21,840 --> 01:05:26,640
already announced hippos and manatees are different species and cannot breed with each other hippos are

654
01:05:26,640 --> 01:05:32,000
large semi-aquatic mammals native sub-saharan africa while manatees are aquatic mammals found in

655
01:05:32,000 --> 01:05:36,000
rivers and lakes they have different physical characteristics and reproductive behaviors

656
01:05:36,000 --> 01:05:40,800
and we can't fight hippo balls i assume it says later on that's the end of the fact that's just

657
01:05:40,800 --> 01:05:46,720
the known fact xai jesus environmental ministry had already announced last year plans to sterilize

658
01:05:46,720 --> 01:05:51,520
part of the population while euthanizing others as part of an effort to contain the growing

659
01:05:51,520 --> 01:05:57,120
number of hippos the sterilizations have proceeded slowly while no cases of euthanasia have been

660
01:05:57,120 --> 01:06:02,080
carried out plans to move the animals to mexico india the philippines have also floundered

661
01:06:02,080 --> 01:06:06,560
see this just updated everything why did they even say they were trying to euthanize someone they

662
01:06:06,560 --> 01:06:12,480
said they haven't killed any of them it's a slow process maybe next year we'll have another

663
01:06:13,520 --> 01:06:21,040
maybe wex you're one of them will have cancer good news we found one hippo with a high

664
01:06:21,040 --> 01:06:27,840
microplastic content it's gonna have cancer within 10 years the microplastics killed it guaranteed

665
01:06:28,720 --> 01:06:34,880
okay what's your next update that's all the updates i have okay i have a couple more can i yeah you

666
01:06:34,880 --> 01:06:39,120
can because we were just talking about david wilkoch can i just add that he had that really weird

667
01:06:39,120 --> 01:06:43,520
joke about how he's a white person who has no rights anymore that was that was awkward yeah that was

668
01:06:43,520 --> 01:06:49,520
like a q and on thing or just i mean yeah it was awkward to say the least i mean that whole thing i

669
01:06:49,520 --> 01:06:55,280
hated but it was the funniest thing i think i've seen in a long time i hated it it's beautiful 10

670
01:06:55,280 --> 01:07:00,800
or 10 would not change the thing this is what i live for that was the best update i could ever had

671
01:07:00,800 --> 01:07:06,880
okay this one is from reasor.org first human whale conversation achieved with ai you won't

672
01:07:06,880 --> 01:07:12,720
believe what they said now this could be an update on a couple things ai or what was that guy's name

673
01:07:12,720 --> 01:07:18,000
again quain quain in a studying breakthrough scientists have successfully held a conversation

674
01:07:18,000 --> 01:07:23,520
with the humpback whale by a california-based research team this remarkable human whale conversation

675
01:07:23,520 --> 01:07:28,240
was made possible through advanced artificial intelligence and sophisticated underwater

676
01:07:28,240 --> 01:07:33,760
technology many thoughts that defeat was impossible but now it has opened up new avenues for understanding

677
01:07:33,760 --> 01:07:41,120
marine life and beyond humpback whales known by the scientific name migupera no v angela no one's

678
01:07:41,120 --> 01:07:45,600
gonna know that but they're renowned for their intelligence they can grow up to 60 feet long

679
01:07:45,600 --> 01:07:50,400
and weigh around 40 tons according to dr friend sharp from the alaska whale foundation these

680
01:07:50,400 --> 01:07:55,760
majestic creatures are capable of extensive migration traveling up to 5 000 miles between

681
01:07:55,760 --> 01:08:00,400
feeding and breeding grounds and are celebrated for their complex social behaviors they create

682
01:08:00,400 --> 01:08:05,360
tools such as nets made of bubbles to catch fish and extensively communicate through songs or

683
01:08:05,360 --> 01:08:10,640
social calls as you can imagine humpback whales have captured the imagination of marine biologists

684
01:08:10,640 --> 01:08:15,840
in the public with many determined to uncover more about their behavior and communication methods

685
01:08:15,840 --> 01:08:21,600
most recently a research team led by dr brenda migawin from the university of california davis

686
01:08:21,600 --> 01:08:26,560
part of the whale city project played a recorded humpback whale contact call through underwater

687
01:08:26,560 --> 01:08:32,000
speakers of the alaskan coast to their surprise a humpback whale whom they dug twain suddenly

688
01:08:32,000 --> 01:08:37,360
approached the teen's research vessel and responded by initiating a human-like conversation

689
01:08:37,360 --> 01:08:42,960
the last 20 minutes we believe this is the first such communicative exchange between humans and

690
01:08:42,960 --> 01:08:47,440
humpback whales in the humpback language dr mcgown said this isn't oh this is just from

691
01:08:47,440 --> 01:08:53,040
november 25th with their conversation with twain alone the whale seddie team was able to determine

692
01:08:53,040 --> 01:08:58,560
using ai algorithm driven analysis that the whale was admitting a greeting call following this

693
01:08:58,560 --> 01:09:03,680
interaction with twain the team is expanding its use of cutting-edge technologies in their research

694
01:09:03,680 --> 01:09:08,560
incorporating underwater microphones and ai driven chat tools to analyze and interpret the

695
01:09:08,560 --> 01:09:14,400
intricate patterns of whale sounds these innovations help identify possible language-like structures

696
01:09:14,400 --> 01:09:19,360
within the whist vocalizations allowing the team to detect the complexity of communication among

697
01:09:19,360 --> 01:09:25,760
humpback whales the whale seddie team is exploring not only vocal calls but also non-audio communication

698
01:09:25,760 --> 01:09:31,040
methods of humpback whales namely the bubble rings they create their upcoming fiennes promise

699
01:09:31,040 --> 01:09:36,400
to enhance our understanding of whale communication additionally the interaction with twain marks

700
01:09:36,400 --> 01:09:41,680
a boost in understanding other animal species challenging our perceptions of intelligence

701
01:09:41,680 --> 01:09:47,200
in the animal kingdom by improving the communication methods with whales we aim to gain more profound

702
01:09:47,200 --> 01:09:52,560
insights into their lives and with a touch of ambition for deciphering messages from intelligent

703
01:09:52,560 --> 01:09:58,080
life that may inhabit other parts of the universe i'm just laughing to myself because this is so

704
01:09:58,080 --> 01:10:03,600
animal forward when in the video of david wilk he referred to chipmunks of the burgers of the

705
01:10:03,600 --> 01:10:12,640
forest it was beautiful anyhow he is away with work he really does he's fucking tried lips on his

706
01:10:12,640 --> 01:10:20,640
the it must come from his identification as a tranma anyhow that's the end of that the other

707
01:10:20,640 --> 01:10:26,960
thing i wanted to update quickly on was our beloved orcas taking billionaires out one yaw

708
01:10:26,960 --> 01:10:32,400
at a time i'm just going to read the headlines of these ones first article orcas aren't attacking

709
01:10:32,400 --> 01:10:37,920
boats they're just playful teens scientists say that's the washington post chelsea sorry

710
01:10:37,920 --> 01:10:44,160
we need to stop right there jeff bezos owns the washington post oh so he has a vested interest

711
01:10:44,160 --> 01:10:48,800
in the orcas not actually attacking billionaires the odds yeah they're just playful teens okay

712
01:10:48,800 --> 01:10:55,040
thank you for that insight the next one is from euro news why has portugal banned tourist boats

713
01:10:55,040 --> 01:11:02,000
approaching orcas that of european ramming continues like the title of that one and then orcas accused

714
01:11:02,000 --> 01:11:08,560
of attacking boats may be following fad scientists say in the guardian you know what i had a few other

715
01:11:08,560 --> 01:11:14,720
updates but i think this took us far enough have an update around our year of 20 in the long

716
01:11:14,720 --> 01:11:19,760
episode yeah i think it is a good place to call it here i guarantee you there's at least like

717
01:11:19,760 --> 01:11:25,840
30 different episodes we can update on but at this point nothing's gonna top learning about the orcas

718
01:11:25,840 --> 01:11:33,040
and david willcox so and with that my lips are chapped my lips are chapped you can see it falling

719
01:11:33,040 --> 01:11:38,960
off of my face i'm just gonna i'm just gonna pull it off right here in front of the camera i'm trying

720
01:11:38,960 --> 01:11:46,080
lips skin here thank you guys so much for listening us here um we're just gonna keep doing what we're

721
01:11:46,080 --> 01:11:52,320
doing and we keep growing and chelsea i don't think either of us had we said it would ever think

722
01:11:52,320 --> 01:11:58,400
that we would continuously put out a podcast episode for three years non-stop yep no we didn't

723
01:11:58,400 --> 01:12:03,920
say it out loud even up until this moment no and if there's one thing we are not known for is

724
01:12:03,920 --> 01:12:11,440
consistency yeah but this we have to or being held to a deadline we did it we did it you guys don't

725
01:12:11,440 --> 01:12:19,600
know how hard it has been for us to meet that even if it's not that hard to do as a deadline it's just

726
01:12:19,600 --> 01:12:25,760
something that we've struggled with and this is our side of it yeah in any event i am taylor here

727
01:12:25,760 --> 01:12:30,160
with chelsea we are journey to the fringe thank you all for listening and we will see you next year

728
01:12:30,960 --> 01:12:36,960
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