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Second piece is that he's repeating what Jack Ma has said as though Jack Ma does not have interests that are inherently aligned with the Chinese Communist Party, that government, and that ethnic group. You see, the Chinese have a great advantage from a nation-state perspective and a nationhood perspective. They're primarily Han Chinese. They all speak Mandarin or, in some cases, Cantonese. And they are linked by blood. It is said that blood is thicker than water. It appears that the American melting pot, the primary chemical in there, is water. We are not melded together, especially now that we don't have any significant efforts toward assimilation or inculturation into what it is to be an American. For to be an American is an idea. It is of the mind. There is no blood that runs through all of us. There is no language called American. So much of what we are is borrowed from elsewhere. Whether we're talking about the language coming from the United Kingdom, today they call it, or we're talking about the genetic stock of the many peoples of the world, to be an American is to have a shared value set and, you know, group of ideas which have been done away with over time. And you should know that a people are really not a people unless they share in language, um, collocation, religion, and spirituality, and values, ideology that makes you a people. The moment you have Americans so disunited, and we know the signs of this are obvious when we trust so little in our political system that you hear the liberals say, "If Trump is elected, I'm moving to Canada." Invariably, they're lying. But to even have that kind of rhetoric, which suggests that you would abandon your nation for another nation, and you would be a foreigner there and be happier than among your own people, lets us know that you do not view this place as your own people. Talk to me. Yes, indeed. So we have a lot of complexity to unpack. But what I want you all to know is that I've been building the revolution for years. I'm not here to collect fans. I'm here to collect real revolutionaries. We have them organized around the world, around the whole planet Earth, and cultural revolution is the aim, but the means shall be any means necessary. Anyways, let's go ahead and work.
>> So let's listen to Jack Ma. Let's listen to what he says. >> We just want to control the IP. We just want to have technology. We just >> So he's saying that's what the United States said. We just want to control the technology and the IP. >> When they say IP, IP is short for intellectual property. Now, this is quite a curious statement because it's very well known, even in the mainstream, that intellectual property is something that China is often stealing. And China is actually not the only corporate culprit of this. In fact, I lived in South Korea for a few years. And in South Korea, they bootleg various technologies that we have, whether it's Google technologies, it's Apple technologies, which there was a case for this, you know, lawsuit from the Apple Corporation. Uh, they have technologies like Kakao, Naver, etc., which are complete clones of American technologies. And what's more, they basically block our corporations from going into their markets. And I shouldn't say "our"; I don't have a stake in those corporations, except that I do have a little bit of stock currently in Meta. But the fact of the not Google yet, but the fact of the matter is that they're not playing fair. But you have to wonder, well, why is it that our political class allowed them to not play fair? Because while they block our corporations from going into their markets and making money, they flood our markets with their automobiles. Furthermore, they do host our military. So, and I've, as I said, I've seen it firsthand because I lived in South Korea. So, if we can have American troops there, why can't we have American business there with a greater presence, especially in the critical areas, namely technology? So, our political class has sold us out at a significant level. When I say "us," I'm talking about the taxpayer. When I say "us," I'm talking about the American middle class. You see, we've gotten beyond race. And that the folks who run our government, be them white, Jewish, or otherwise, they don't even care about this thing called whites. It used to be white Anglo-Saxon Protestant meant something. You might screw over the Negroes or the colors of some sort, but you'd, you know, protect your own. Now, you, you know, whites don't even help whites. You know, now the police will beat you in the head, whether you're white, black, blue, purple, or otherwise, because they are merely agents of a corrupt government that is vicious and violent. And that is why you pay taxes, not because you believe or because you're getting benefits like, I don't know, say, the people in Oman or the people in Qatar. You're paying because you are being forced. It's a mafia that you're a victim of. And the police, which are a part of a police state, are little more than a gang. But this fellow is mischaracterizing, and he has Jack Ma on here, who is obviously at some level an agent of the Chinese Communist Party. And if he was not supported by the Chinese Communist Party, his company could not have grown as big as it has. He's been at odds with them from time to time, but bro knows how to behave, lest he would like to disappear as though he's a magician. So Jack Ma is certainly, as a Chinese person, whether he has nationalism aligned with that nation-state and the Chinese Communist Party, or merely pride in his race and heritage, he is not going to betray them for us. So when we listen to him, we know that we are listening to an agent of China. Full stop. Now, this fellow who's speaking right here, he may have some disagreements with the American government, what have you, but it's not quite right to mischaracterize things in this way. I don't think he's an unintelligent man. I think he's a very intelligent man, well-informed, but there are certain types of lies that are dangerous. And I, you know, frankly, I think that he's lying here. I don't think he's not smart enough to understand.
>> the brand to leave the lower-end jobs for the world. Grace strategy passed the 30 years I began. So that's not a great strategy. Actually, that's a terrible strategy. And I've mentioned this previously that the reason that the United States was so effective in World War II was because of course our economy, but more so our capacity. We were taking a consumer, a very productive consumer base, excuse me, a base for producing consumer products, and then we turned that into a base for producing the implements of war, weapons, spare parts, munitions. And as a result, we were able to be a major factor in World War II. Now, frankly, the history is portrayed in the most skewed fashion. One thing you really have to give to the Westerners, the Europeans, is they're the most extraordinary and effective liars and marketers to ever walk God's green earth. And as much as when you look at Germany, by land size, by population, I mean, really, they should not have been scary to us, right? They should not have been scary, but our propaganda really portrayed them as a real, just terrifying foe. Now, it is worth noting that the Germans are advanced Europeans as far as Europeans go, right? They were a bit of late bloomers in as much as they did not expand an empire to the length that the Spanish or the French did. They collected a couple of colonies in random places like Namibia, but they were a bit late in terms of blooming in the European sense of colonizing innocent peoples around the world. However, they were advanced. When you look at great composers, classical musicians, philosophers, you have Hegel, Engels, Marx, you look at people on that level, many of them are Germans. If you look at advanced physics, mathematicians, and anthropology, genetics, the Germans were remarkable in those regards. And so, as a result, they did have at some level an effective military strategy and strong weapons to back it. But they lost because their productive capacity really could not match what America could muster, and then in league with the United Kingdom, which was an alien empire, and then of course the Russians, which have been quite impressive. And in my travels throughout Europe and the world, I find that the footprint of the Soviet Union, you know, still remains. It is very impressive what they were able to achieve, and the pity that they fell apart, but that's what happens when you have a guy like Gorbachev coming to lead your country. But also, one of the things I observe, and even the Americans commented on this when the Soviet Union was