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We are discovering that we actually don't have control over anything big happening. We have no control.
In the end, the big decisions are made not by nations or kings or presidents. If it was all those groups acting in concert or parts of those groups acting in concert, of course, that's all of what this is. I'm telling the truth and I don't care if you kill me. I really don't care because what I'm saying is real and it will outlive me.
Who actually rules over the United States government and controls our society itself? That's the question that Tucker Carlson tries to get to the bottom of here in this segment from the Theo Vaughn show. And he talks about the importance of truth and telling the truth, which is even more important in a polarized society and who is actually pulling the strings, the puppet master of sorts above our government. Let's find out. Please like the video and subscribe to the channel.
>> I'll speak for myself. I've been brooding on this because my whole job is to try and find out what's happening and then explain it and it's just an endless series of frustrating cul-de-sacs where you're like, why can't we know this that the other thing? I mean, whatever the story is. And in the last two weeks, I feel like I've gotten closer to understanding what's actually going on. And of course, I could be completely wrong, but I'm not. And um I it's made me so much happier because the conclusion I've sort of let go of a lot of my frustration and fear because I've realized that we already know exactly what this is and don't know a lot of the details, you know, could be wrong about this or that, you know, but big picture, we know exactly what's going on. And I think at this point that if all the information on all these different threads, whatever it is, especially the murders, not just the recent murders, but the or attempted murders, but the um you know, the more historical ones, if all the relevant information came out tomorrow, would we be surprised? No, we wouldn't. We we we know what's up actually. And there's enough evidence, but also our instincts tell us just by watching like what is this? And I agree with you completely. It's not just about Israel, this country. It's about whether or not self-government actually exists. Like, do any of these countries have a system where the people decide who their leaders are and what the country should do collectively? Not really. Yeah, it's hard to make the argument that they do when it seems to be the landed interests and the lobbies pulling the strings on many of these things. the banks, the military-industrial complex, big pharma, big tech, big telecommunications, big energy, really kind of guiding and steering our politicians instead of what should have been the original intent behind the system where you had regular people doing that. It doesn't seem like we get a lot of that out of the government. And that pertains to whether you're on the left or the dissonant right or the distant left or a distant libertarian. Many people can at least agree on that. We might have different policy prescriptions, and we do, but it sure doesn't seem like the average citizen really has a lot of sway in their government. It's other power centers pulling the strings even when we're supposed to be, you know, the controllers of our employees in the federal government. Well, it's like, no, they actually rule over us. They engage in tyranny. And we have to spread the word about why that's evil. Why that should be refuted, rebuked. It should be discarded. It should not be catching on in a way where people have this sheet of wool over their eyes thinking that they're actually controlling stuff that the government's a reflection of them. No, we need to tell the truth such that the evils cannot continue to be perpetuated.
>> Or or it's more complex than that. Yes, I think elections are to some extent real and all that, but in the end, the big decisions are made not by nations or kings or presidents or whatever we imagine. They're made by, you know, the world's richest people. And I no, I don't think that's an ethnic group. It's not code language for the Jews. It's it's what it seems to be. It's the people with the biggest stake in this, who have the most to gain and the most to lose are never going to leave the big decisions to like three zip codes in Pennsylvania. Like, come on now. Come on now. Come on, son. Like, you know that that's true.
>> And I'm not saying, by the way, I'm not claiming, you know, the all elections are totally rigged or whatever. The source code belongs to Madura. I'm not making any specific claims like that because I don't know if they're true or not. But I know that big picture if we we know that Kennedy was pushing up against some forbidden things and that's why he was killed. And who killed him? Well, it's not it's too easy to say it was this group or that group or this group. It was all those groups acting in concert or parts of those groups acting in concert. Of course, likely so. Whether you think it was the CIA or MOSAD, there's different angles entertaining lots of different theories behind the Kennedy assassination. And that's the perfect microcosm to expose, you know, what this is behind the curtains of the regime. These ruinous behaviors that have subverted our best principles, our best values. It seems to be clear among Americans right now that they don't tow the line. And that becomes even more clear when you have the Charlie Kirk assassination with so many people not buying the Fed narrative of it because of what they witnessed with Kennedy and with Martin Luther King. And in the latter, the family grew to believe that an FBI conspiracy killed King. And why wouldn't they think that? It's common knowledge that the FBI tried to convince King to commit suicide. That letter that they sent to King trying to get him to do that has even been disclosed. And this led them to believe that it was an FBI conspiracy. And guess what? A Memphis jury in 1999 agreed with them and settled that in terms of civil court that it was an FBI conspiracy. And you never hear anything about that. But that's the truth. Despite eras and decades of the FBI and the deep state telling us lies about what our government actually is involved in or what it supposedly is not.
>> That's all of what this is, right?
>> Do you feel that? I I I like what you said about uh if all the pieces came out, would you be that surprised? Like if they laid the cards completely out,
>> Epstein, for example, you know, the one that everyone's
>> right. I feel like that whole thing is some sort of I think there's some there's definitely stuff there, but then also it's been such a kickball and a ruse for so long. It's like both political parties had a chance to put it out or to get none of these people are operating on our behalf. That's what it feels like.
>> Well, that's kind of the truth that I'm talking about. That's what we would learn. That's what's scary. It feels like if we had It feels like
>> well so many of us believe and have believed and have uh forefathers that have uh spilt their blood and risk their lives and um and have friends who are enlisted now um to protect this thing that I feel like we this idea of America. Yes. Um, and then that idea has gotten super blurry in the past few years and especially at a time when I think a lot of people like
>> there's a lot of fears with like technology in the future and not knowing um
>> like where we're going to find our sense of purpose, right? That's a big thing that we talk about on this show a lot of our time is like, you know, where where do you find your sense of purpose? And people find it a lot of times in their job, um through their family, in their country, uh through their uh religion, through their faith. So, you know, some of those start to go away and some of those even look blurrier for the future. Almost like it's like Marty McFly when he looks at that picture and it looks like he doesn't even exist.
>> Yes.
>> Yeah. I mean you are seeing that with technology and religions of sorts that aren't you know theistic religions replacing religions and dictating people's meanings in different directions. There is a void left behind when someone discards theistic religion. They typically fill it with something else. Whether it's technology or gambling or the stock market or alcoholism. It could be a lot of vices that are much worse for humans than a belief in God. Certainly. So, and I will just note about laying out all the cards. If theoretically, hypothetically, in the future, all the cards were laid out about say Epstein and the truth about Epstein, I don't think it would shock a lot of dissident that have been following the Epstein story. People that, you know, are down the rabbit hole understanding his connections to the intelligence state, people of prominence, etc. that have followed that for a long time and know that there are ironclad connections between Epstein and Israel. Ryan Gman Martaza Hussein at drop site have exposed about eight of them that are at this point irrefutable. But at the same time I will say that a lot of laymen that aren't following this very closely. I do think their minds would be awakened. They would be redpilled so to speak in a way that they looked at their government in a way that they had never had done before. And that's the vast majority of people by the way are layman. They're not distant like me and much of my audience. And I do think that would change the average person's perception of their government. And you know, the state doesn't want that to happen, but I want that to happen. I want them to know the truth. They need to be redpilled so that we can look at this monstrosity that is the current United States government for what it is. And it's an evil tool with a monopoly on violence that violates our most basic rights much more so than any foreign threat that the CIA ever drums up.
>> No. And so it starts to make you think like, you know, if if more of our purpose disappears and our traditions are challenged by media over the years that they're not that they're wrong or they're racist or they're this or they're that, then you kind of end up with just I don't know. It makes you feel like, well, what do I end up even what even is the value of me at a certain point?
>> I have an answer. I have the answer.
>> Okay. And I don't also want to sound too da like I'm also looking at it from that perspective. you're speaking for millions of people when you say this like everyone can feel I think people feel exactly what you're saying
>> and I still also feel like a lot of moments of hope of like you know like okay so I focus on my family I focus on my friends I focus on uh doing something nice for someone I focus on somebody else other than myself, you know, I do those things that do give you feelings of meaning and purpose right? So anyway, I'm not trying to be like a Debbie Downer but go on.
>> I think just the opposite and by the way I just want to amplify what you just said because that is the answer. And then those aren't just feelings of meaning and purpose. That's the definition of meaning and purpose is to love the people around you. Not people you've never met, not abstract concepts, communism, fascism, Zionism, whatever your your ideology is. No, it's people. That's what it means to live a meaningful life is to serve other people. And by other people, I mean people who are physically present, who are connected to you in organic ways, like your relatives, your friends, your co-workers, your your roommates, the people God puts in your path, those are the people you love. Your waitress, like that's that's what it really means to love people. So that's number one, always love.
>> Yeah, I have to agree with this. I mean whatever your philosophy is, your ideology is at some point it is abstract especially if isn't applicable to the current situation in which you live but the people around you are what really matters and you know your beliefs about how to treat other people are at the fundamental kind of cornerstone of most you know principles of ethics most theories of ethics and you can say hey you know theories of ethics are also an abstract principle but it really just gets down to how you treat other people is what this thing's all about. And seeing that the government mistreats people wrong wrongly in so many respects. You know, it just behooves us then to call that out. If there's so much mistreatment of people, so many injustices, denial of rights, literal, you know, mass murder sprees against other people. That is what really ends up mattering. Such that we would like no one to be hurt unless they aggress upon others first. That's the key kind of libertarian insight on this.
>> love of the people around you. And whenever I run into people like I just want to save the world or I want to come up with a new system to make everyone happy forever and we're going to call it whatever we're calling it or ketamine ketamine ketamine.
>> Yeah. And that's bailing out there. There's people falling asleep at the car wash. They just had a guy. He fell asleep in there.
>> Yeah. Well, those of us who've already been down the drug path are a little skeptical of being saved by drugs.
>> Oh, for sure. But it's also dangerous. Those brush, some of those brushes are sharp in there. Like [laughter] I [ __ ] fell asleep in that car wash. He was in for two cycles. Yeah. They had a sedan that went through and finally someone in the back seat saw him on the side. That dude was in there getting polished up.
>> He was a ketamine cash.
>> Yeah.
>> Has anyone seen this? I had to go look for this video now. I didn't apparently see this and it sounds like it went viral or something. I need to see this. Let me know down below if you've seen this and know what he's talking about regarding the car wash.
>> Was ketamined up. He was all Ked out. He was in a khole or something.
>> But I do think Okay. So the first purpose is to love the people around you in your immediate orbit. And the second purpose is to tell the truth. So the short the one sentence description of the whole thing that you just laid out, the way you're feeling is that we are discovering that we actually don't have control over anything big happening. We have no control,
>> right? and and all this [ __ ] all these systems that we've created [snorts] and cherished and believed in and died for, as you said, were all in some sense illusory. They were fake because they gave us the false impression that we have control, whether it's over our government or the future or whatever. We don't have any control. We don't we are on a commercial airliner in a thunderstorm. Okay? That's just what it is. And if you're in 17b, you have no control over whether the plane lands safely or crashes. You just don't. You have no control.
>> Yeah. on this. I'm going to have to push back. I think a key precept of Christianity is free will and you do have control about the things around you through your senses, through how you interact with others and through how you act. And Ludvisus, the famous libertarian economist, said this was human action that we act out our values and interests. You know, it matters much more what we do than what we say essentially. And that's the most pivotal part of sociology. And to say that you have no control and it's just a little bit ironic to me and I like Tucker a lot, but where I'll push back is I think that he's had incredible, you know, control and has played a pivotal role in issues such as awakening the right on Israel. Even on that issue alone in microcosm, he's played an enormous role on changing the minds of so many people against this destructive and toxic and pernitious US-Israeli alliance. So on that, I think he does have a lot of control over the political zeitgeist and the culture at large. May maybe sometimes it won't play out in terms of manifesting in the political realm. We still have immense ape and Israel influence in the United States just using this example. But I don't think you can say that you lack all control. You do have control and small numbers of people have done incredible unprecedented things. I think that you have to say that about people like Rosa Parks by refusing to give up her seat on the bus was one of those sparks that lit the fire of the civil rights movement in the United States or with George Washington who personally financed the Continental Army when it was most controversial to do that. when everyone was saying that he's just a conspiratorial madman and there's no way we're going to defeat the greatest military power on God's green earth, that being the British Empire. That those two people did monumental things. They had a lot of control over the surroundings around them and played a pivotal role in the things to come. So, I wouldn't say that this is totally true. That'd be my push back. We have to metabolize that like like accept that and once you do there's total freedom in that I actually can't protect myself really is as we say in my family our like family motto is there is no safety there's only destiny.
>> there is no safety there's only destiny and that's like the deepest truth of life we're not the authors of our lives we can't really control that much about them except a couple of things do we love the people around us and do we tell the truth And if you want to prepare yourself for the turmoil that's only going to accelerate, this is all obvious. All of us can feel. The reason we're all so freaking anxious is we can feel that this is the prelude to like real turbulence. Like every person dogs can feel a thunderstorm coming 3 hours out. We can feel that.
>> Oh yeah. What I would say about this is I also want to clarify my original take by saying that yeah, there is harm in trying to control things that you can't. I'm not saying that every individual person can control everything. We obviously can't and it's more valuable to try to control the things around us. Change the world in which we live. That was, you know, Jordan Peterson at his best. You know, I think unfortunately he went off the deep end in some respects, especially pertaining to Israel and parts of the dissident right and how he perceived them. But at his best, he was saying, "Make your own bed." And people laughed at that. But make your bed first. the principle meaning make your bed, you know, make the things around you better before you go out and try to change the world. Because if you go out and change the world and you think you have all the answers, you think you do have control over that, you're really putting yourself in the position of God or a superior being that really doesn't have that kind of control. Now, that's not to say people can't make a giant difference. They can. And I cited the examples of where that I think that's true and just two examples off the top of my head. There's many, many more. But at the same time, it is foolhardy to try to change the world rather than changing your immediate surroundings first as a first principle.
>> Well, yeah. You'll see your neighbor just doing circles in the yard.
>> 100%, dude. And that's exactly We are the German Shepherds starting to freak out in the backyard cuz the weather's coming in. We can't see it, but they can feel it. And we can all feel that. So, how do you protect yourself? Obviously, buy gold, stash ammo. I I believe in all that, but really what you need to do is make yourself strong inside. by collecting your people close to you, staying in close touch with them and telling the truth because telling the truth gives you spiritual power. The more you tell the truth, the more you are filled with supernatural power. You become invulnerable to the extent a human being can be. I'm telling the truth and I don't care if you kill me. I really don't care because what I'm saying is real and it will outlive me. If you get into that habit, the exercise of just being honest as much as you can be, of course you're a human being so you lie all the [ __ ] time because you can't help it. But if you keep doing that, you'll be filled with a spiritual power that is stronger than any other power.
>> Yeah, I totally agree with that. Tell the truth. And it's not as impactful when you tell the truth when it's convenient. But telling the truth when it's most controversial to do things will, you know, ensure that your take generally ages much better than, you know, the establishment political zeitgeist, the establishment corporate media, etc. around you. And just an example, I mean, telling the truth when it makes the most sense to do it is not that powerful. Again, when it's most controversial, that's when it matters. Right now, if you say you're against slavery or you're against cattle slavery, it doesn't exactly give you a courage badge. It doesn't exactly win you favors as being something particularly courageous to say. Why? Because everyone believes that. There's so few counter examples to that. Who's out there clamoring for a return to cattle slavery? But at the same time, if you said that, I disagree with slavery. It's absolutely immoral. It's catastrophic and it doesn't even benefit our society whatsoever. If you had said that in the 1850s, that would be a much different thing when abolitionism was extremism. Extremists were the abolitionists in the 1850s. And there was nothing more extreme than being an abolitionist then. Well, at the same point, you can liken this to any number of political things when you were, you know, 2 weeks in to CO and you're saying, "Guys, these disastrous lockdowns are are harmful. They're going to make society just crumble to the ground. They're going to shut down businesses. They're going to expand these for years. They're going to make up theories that you're an idiot if you question the official narrative." You know, they're going to force big pharma with blanket immunity for their drugs to be injected into your veins if they can. And they tried to do that. You were alone. You're a radical. You're an extremist. That's what they said. But you dared to tell the truth in that circumstance. Ron Paul told the truth about why the terrorists attacked us on 9/11 in 2008 and what's called the Giuliani moment. He said they're they came over here because we're over there. That wasn't to justify the attacks. is to say that the terrible foreign policy decisions of so many generations of American presidents and congresses led to this catastrophe. They encouraged it. It was blowback for that. Again, not to justify, but to show there's a reason other than they hated us for our freedom, which they tried to go with. And they propagandized mass Americans, myself included, back then, to believe that. I only discarded that in 2004 when I learned the truth. I was paring the neocon line on those things. But Ron Paul had the guts to stand on that debate stage when all the Republican establishment was against him and he told the truth about why the terrorists attacked. And we can learn a lot from that. We can learn that telling the truth is most important when it's most controversial to do so. I totally agree with Tucker on that. Great discussion. I think there are a lot of really interesting philosophical threads here and how we perceive the world. What impact do we have and where should we focus our energies? But at the end of it, I totally agree that truth is the most important thing. Tell the truth. Always tell the truth about what you know, what the government's doing, the nonsensical propaganda narratives, because doing that is going to be the most benefit to those closest around you and the people you love. I think that's the most important thing I'm trying to do on this channel. But what do you guys think? Do you think Tucker is right about this? How much control does an average person have over their surroundings? Can people make big impacts and where are their energies best put? Let me know in the comments down below. Please like this video, subscribe to the channel, also subscribe to Theo Von. Great podcast. I really like this segment, too. Theo's a lot deeper than a lot of people give him credit for. And Tucker's a great guest for him to have. And if you like this video, please consider joining as a YouTube member. You can do that by clicking the join button down below. And if you do that, you can get immediate access to all my videos before they go live to the general public on YouTube. You'll be able to watch all of those membersonly videos immediately if you do that. And I'll really appreciate your support if you do, too. And also, if you want a free copy of my first book, Compact of the Republic, click the link in the description below, and it'll send you off to a website. You just plug in your email and I'll send you a free PDF copy of that book free of charge, no obligation whatsoever, just cuz I appreciate you watching. And until I see you guys next time, no more war, no more debt, no more inflation, and no more empire. Peace out, guys. Catch you in the next one.