Hey, Garlin Nixon here with Steve Poykin and his
Griffbusters and we are going to stop the curve
in one hour.
Let's go.
Garlin Nixon here and with Steve Poykin in
and we are here to make sure that everybody's safe.
We're here to make sure that nobody's walking around
here breathing on anybody, spreading pathogens
and make sure that all of these crazy anti-vaxxers
don't screw us up because we're making sure
that we have our boosters and every Wednesday is
booster day.
That's right.
Every Wednesday is booster day and we're in it.
There's nobody in the house with me.
Don't see anybody coming in anytime soon, but that's
okay.
I might give myself COVID and I can't trust
myself.
So Steve, you think we're safe?
Well, I made a deal with Garland earlier.
YouTube said if we were going to go live today,
we had to have two masks on the show and I
said, Hey, just wear mine.
There we go.
And that way we'll still have two because of
course I have received, I'm in the Guinness Book
of World Records for receiving the most boosters
because I want to be safe.
Yes, and I'm in for wearing the most masks at
one time, you know, back in the 70s, they
used to have this thing where they were the
college students would see how many people they
could fit in a Volkswagen Beetle.
And that was like Guinness Book of World Records.
Steve and I are working on the person who
has worn the most masks at one time.
What I'm thinking about doing is like buying
boxes of masks and making like a clothing
out of them so that I can have like in a
wintertime a parka made of like a thousand
masks, right?
And then I'll just have a parka made of
masks, shoes.
You know, people have duct tape wallets.
Duct tape wallets are great.
I say we make one out of masks and duct tape,
take the mask, cover it with duct tape
and then put a mask over top of that.
But we'll have to wear a mask while
we're making it.
And I think we're I think we're in the
right direction to keep things safe.
And there will be another Ebola outbreak.
It would certainly keep your money as
safe as any other bank.
Exactly, exactly.
All right, let's get going with important
stuff, Steve.
I think we got important things going on.
I wonder if anybody and I'm sure the
answer is yes, if anybody has actually
ever died from from from wearing
a mask, like maybe it went down their
throat, they choked on it.
You know, it's got the things if it
caught around their neck and choked them.
If anybody's actually ever put on a mask
and actually it cost them their life.
I do remember reporting on several
cases of bacterial pneumonia
that had gone fatal during mask
hysteria five years ago.
And I'm not saying for sure that
they're related, but the only element
that was introduced to that person's life
that would have impacted their health
in that way was the constant
mask wearing.
So I would, I would say
choking hazards aside, there
probably have been a few, if not
several dozen cases of people
who inadvertently wound up dead
because of their their COVID mask.
Well, you know, I hate to admit
this, but I have one more than
once occasion, one occasion been
driving down the road and looked
beside me and there was a car
with one person in it.
And that person had on a mask,
right? And I will guarantee
that somewhere somehow somebody
is riding down the road with a mask
and it like slips over there.
Oh, you know, they're riding
down the road with their mask on
and all of a sudden, you know,
they fall aside.
Yeah, no way.
I'm right inside of a bridge
but they're not guaranteed
these damn things cost somebody
their life.
Look, people literally every year
somebody drowns in a five gallon
bucket. People like fall and get
their heads in a drink and a five
gallon bucket slip.
I know if there was an instance
where this guy, he was baby
sitting his girlfriend's cat.
She was out of town and he hated
the cat. Now listen to this.
He kicked at the cat.
He tried to kick the cat.
Apparently he slipped.
He hit his head on a
stone on a fireplace and his
face went down, face down
in the cat's water bottle,
water bowl and he drowned.
The cat, the cat.
Yeah, you damn son of a bitch
cat.
Whammy kicked at the cat.
He hit his head, slipped
and hit his head and he goes
face down in the cat bowl
and literally drowns and he's
found, you know, face down
in the cat's water bowl.
I was in right next
to like Pebble Beach down
in right outside
of Big Sur and by Carmel
and I was on the beach.
We're hanging out and I see a
guy out there surfing and as
the guys getting closer, I
start going, there's no way.
I'm making this up.
I'm not seeing something.
I nudged the person next to
me. I'm like, am I seeing
that right?
It was a guy, this is right
during the the beginning of
COVID madness.
This is in like early 2021.
There was a guy out there
surfing by himself
with a neoprene mask on
that matched his wetsuit.
And I'm like, are you there's
sharks under you that will
eat you?
Are you trying you're more
afraid of COVID in the ocean
than you are the sharks
directly under you?
All right, man.
OK, OK, that's where we're at.
Yeah, a weird old world.
Oh, I remember the like
the glamour girls, you know,
a lot of them, you know,
the ones with all the silicone
in all the right places.
And the glamour girls who
everything has to have a name
on it.
If you remember, they would have
like Gucci masks.
Remember that?
And, you know, Louis Vuitton,
they had masks with like the
name. I'm thinking, you know,
I hope those are like Chinese
knock off, because if you paid
hundreds of frigging dollars
for some cloth and mask,
which these masks
don't really do anything.
But what was shown that cloth
masks are like
you might as well have on a
fishnet.
They're basically, you know,
the strands are so far apart.
Yeah, Alissa Milano
with her crocheted masks
that she was selling.
They will.
Yes, will forever be
peak, you know, lefty
covid insanity to me.
No, you know, my good.
Oh, no, no, no, yeah.
You know what my favorite was?
And you've seen it, I'm sure,
the pictures, the band.
There was a band.
I think it was a marching band
and they had masks,
but they had a holes cut in the
mask so they could stick their
instruments through and a guy
on the saxophone do, do, do, do,
do, do, do, you know, I'm like,
oh, what do you know, Birdman,
you know, Coltrane, whatever.
Right. He's on a saxophone.
And I'm like, what do you do?
What's the point of the math here?
And it's all psychosomatic.
Yeah, that's it.
Yeah, it became a ritual.
Really, it became a ritual that says,
look at me.
I'm part of the crew.
I get it.
It became it became
something that you do like
symbolic.
It was ritualistic.
It was not.
It was really at some point
at least to some people.
I don't think it had anything to do
with covid per se.
It was like, look at me.
I'm not a right wing, Trump or crazy
tinfoil hat wearing guy, which, by the way,
go to my you everybody.
You can go to the show notes and you can get your tinfoil hats
in various ways that are available on the merch store.
So tinfoil hats are great.
Make sure you get a tinfoil hat.
Steve's got one.
I got one.
They got all different ways you can get them.
So make sure you go there
and get your tinfoil hat at the merch store.
But yeah, it became, you know, a lot of things.
Did you notice this?
Even to some extent, the jab to me, to some people,
there were people who like would go bragging
about I got mine and this and that.
And I felt like this is a ritual.
This is people saying I'm part of a group.
Yeah, it was a way to virtue signal.
It was a way to get like heard based moral superiority.
Yeah, then you, you know, as a lot of us
were warning at the time because we were looking directly
at research material from the manufacturers of the product.
People started to get a, you know, hip to the fact that,
oh, it actually doesn't prevent you from anything.
So the media narrative shifted from all of, you know,
MSNBC and CNN and the Biden administration itself going,
once you take this, you're there's no more COVID.
It went from that to, well, it was never supposed to stop COVID.
It was just supposed to, you know, augment or prevent or do this and that.
It was, well, that's not what you said.
But you had to extort, cajole and otherwise threaten people to take it
and hold their livelihoods in their homes over their heads as a result of it.
You had to do that over something you knew wasn't going to work.
Well, that's odd.
That seems like it was less about public health and safety
and more about public control.
It's six years down the road now when we've seen an initial 400 percent
increase in all cause mortality with a lasting 40 something percent
increase in all cause mortality with the rise of turbo cancers,
with the rise of all kinds of things that never existed before COVID.
You have to be diluting yourself and so far deep into a cult
at this point to repeat the same mantras from the 2020 ritual.
I've got to say the alphabet while I wash my hands because the TV told me
that I have to save the alphabet.
And next week, they said, we're going to learn about shapes and colors.
Like it grow, grow up, please grow up, please.
Yeah, the COVID was a great learning experience for me.
When I knew people who did this and it stands against everything
I believe in, they got in their car.
They got in a line at a stadium in their car
and they drove up when it was their turn and they put the window down
and they stuck their arm out the window.
You're in a line like cattle, you know what I mean?
And they're like they should stick the thing in your forehead and then
just serve you up on a plate, right?
But it's like, OK, my turn and you drive up, you stick your arm out
the window and they inject what I consider an unknown substance into you.
And then you just drive on about your way.
If you survive that and then you go on about your way.
And then you say, I'm good.
I'm I'm I'm boosted on this and that.
And, you know, you ignore any other thing like, gee, I can't move my neck.
You know, I have teens in my chest.
It's kind of weird.
I don't people have all kind of weird stuff right afterwards, you know,
and continue to have all kind of weird stuff.
But you ignore all of that and say, I'm safe.
Yeah, yeah.
Well, you know, I mean, the doctor said I might experience a side effect or two.
So it's just it's perfectly natural that the thing that I'm putting into me
to make me feel better would make me feel worse.
Yeah, I had a friend say to me, yeah, you know, because we were talking.
I said, yeah, I had covid like two times, two and a half, I'll say.
Because the last time I had it, it was like less than 24 hours
and completely gone right.
And the last time I had it, I took my horse paste.
Like I knew it almost instantly and I started like two o'clock.
It was like a Friday and I started like two o'clock.
If whatever it was, I started getting the same weird little headache
and what have you. And like the next day, I had nothing zero.
It was gone that way, right?
Whatever it was, but whatever the case may be.
And I said, yeah, you know, the first time I had that
Omicron was a little bit of a pain, but it really wasn't much.
I said the other two times, it was like nothing.
And the guy was like, COVID didn't bother me.
He says, but when I got the jab, that tore me up, man.
Every time I got that, I'm thinking,
that's weird. It didn't tear me up because I didn't get it.
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
In hindsight, which should you had done?
You know what I mean?
The one that knocked the hell out of you or the one that wasn't all that bad,
even if it was bad, at least it wasn't voluntary.
I mean, they told you that you were going to turn into a bio weapon
if you didn't take their bio weapon to combat their bio weapon.
So it's a very circular conversation.
You go back to Fauci at the Milken Institute in 2019,
where he's making this big appeal to everybody in the room
about how we've got to get away from your traditional egg-based
vaccine and move towards something with an mRNA platform.
But people aren't ready for it.
So you have to have some sort of paradigm shifting event.
Of unfortunately, said Fauci at the time, we haven't had that yet.
You know, when he made that statement, it was about two months
before the military Olympics in China.
And yeah, within 60 days of Fauci decrying the lack of
international incident that would spark the necessity of
an mRNA-based gene therapy treatment.
Boy, he sure did call it.
Very prescient from the from Dr. AZT there.
Let me read something.
This order directs actions to reduce the United States
reliance on egg-based influenza vaccine production
to expand domestic capacity of alternative methods
that allow more agile and rapid responses to emerging
influenza viruses to advance the development of new
broadly protective vaccine candidates, right?
You know what that's from?
Executive order on modernizing influenza vaccines
in the United States to promote national security
and public health issued September 19th, 2019.
At the same time, right, that Fauci was out there
saying, we got to get away from these old egg-based vaccines.
Trump issued an executive order.
You know, we got to get away from these old egg-based vaccines.
And in that executive order, September 19th, long before,
according to what we would even thought about, no pandemics,
no nothing, nothing would be thought of.
He issued an executive order on pandemics
that had the word pandemic in it 18 times.
This September 19, 2019, if you read this,
it was the beginning of what was called Operation Warp Speed.
So Fauci is running around saying we got to get rid of
an egg-based, which we'll call it,
Trump, who Fauci probably wrote this.
Trump, of course, can't write well enough to write this.
Trump then signs off on this, out it goes.
And this is months before it.
My point is either they let it go or, as I suspect,
as I have argued, it already got out of it was
had already originated from Fort Dietrich.
And that was the mysterious fake vaping disease.
But at any rate, but one thing's obvious,
these people are all up to no good, Steve.
And the only way that we can protect ourselves
is to wear two or three masks at a time.
And remember those plastic things that people wore
that come down over your face?
They like fold down like they look like a welder's mask.
Right, right.
But it's the human salad bra protector.
Yes, yes. Sneeze guard.
They call it on the salad bar.
So you had, I saw people in the airport
who had a white space suit on.
Gloves with the literally with the tape around here.
Masks, the fold down thing, stuff all over it.
Only their face was here.
What the hell? In fact, this is true story.
I saw a whole family.
Little kids, everybody, the entire family had on spacesuits
at Baltimore Washington International Airport.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
My my closest airport to me at the time
was San Jose International, the Minietta.
And that was ground one of the ground zeroes
that they were telling us for for COVID in the first place.
And so whenever I would go there to fly out to D.C.
or whatever, hang out with you and do some Asan stuff,
there'd be a handful of people that had like full Tyvek suits on
and then had, you know, they were even sealing
their little face mask thing around the bot.
Like you're just cutting 100 percent of your air off.
And that's going to help you how?
OK, OK, it's like when the anthrax thing happened,
and they were telling people to tape up their doors and windows.
Yeah, yeah, because we're going to have a box of the Cape, but you might.
Yeah, exactly.
They told everybody to go out and buy duct tape and plastic
and put it over your windows and that's going to protect you.
And I'm like, so if you live in Schenectady, right,
you live in some small town in Mississippi, whatever.
I'm supposed to believe that
Ben Laden is coming there to end where the impact facts come from again.
Fort Dietrich, it always comes from Fort Dietrich.
That's where they always, whenever you see something, Ebola, Fort Dietrich,
anthrax, Fort Dietrich, COVID, Fort Dietrich.
That's where they do that stuff from.
It's it has Fort Dietrich stamped on the package somewhere made in
not China, not Japan, not Bangladesh, Fort Dietrich.
But hey, you fair citizen of Walla Walla.
You're you're next on Osama Ben Laden's hit list.
You're next on Vladimir Putin's or Kim Jong-un's must target and destroy list.
It's it's you. Yeah.
Or they're free overland Park, Kansas.
You got a lot to worry about.
How about Oshkosh?
I think they're going to Oshkosh because they hate kids clothes.
They hate little kids and, you know, they those Oshkosh clothes.
How about let's start here.
So now that we're talking about little kids.
The Kids Act would require age checks to get online.
A new push for age verification online raises fresh concerns about
digital ID surveillance and censorship.
Well, wait a minute.
It's the Kids Act, right?
Well, the kids don't have ID so they couldn't do it.
It would affect me because I have to show.
Now, they're going to ask somebody that's 112 years old.
They've got to show ID to prove that they're over whatever it is.
It's 16 or 18. You know, what a joke.
Anyway, your thoughts on the Kids Act.
It's about the children, Steve.
What do you hate kids?
Of course, it's about the children.
Just like the Genius Act is about regulating commerce and finance.
It's, you know, this is mirroring what the United Kingdom did.
Do you recall right before Kierce Armour stepped down?
Like days before Kierce Armour stepped down.
He made an announcement that was like today is an historic day for the United Kingdom.
Which when a politician comes on TV, it says today's a really big day, you guys.
You know, everybody's getting fleeced.
And so he made the announcement that the UK is going to digital ID.
And then he immediately stepped down from office so that he's not the face of it.
Some other poor schmuck is going to have to bear the brunt of that.
And what that is about, just like what the Kids Act is about,
is getting all of the adult citizenry on a biometric digital ID.
The UK's been trying to soft-pedal this.
And I have another, sent you another clip and article in relation to this involving UK pubs.
But the Kids Act is domestic here in the States.
Same thing.
Of course kids aren't born with an ID and they don't go get one until they're a certain age.
So it only applies to the people who are of adult age,
who need to distinguish themselves from, you know, I guess a no good punk kid.
And yeah, this is just more in line with that.
The United Kingdom, propaganda has to work differently all over the planet.
Because if the UK's propaganda was pushed on to us here,
we'd inherently reject it as ridiculous.
But because ours is tailor-made for us and theirs is tailor-made for them,
this kind of goes over a little bit easier.
It's all about getting everybody onto a digital control grid.
And this is going swimmingly for the brologarchy,
the tech nerds that are trying to push everybody into a Kirtus-Yarvin-like
neo-feudal tech hellscape.
But wait a minute, Steve.
It says this change will permit the use of certified and registered digital
verification services for the sale of alcohol where conditions are met
will permit, aren't they nice?
They're going to allow it.
And eventually that's going to turn into, you know,
it's like they pass a law that says we will allow this,
we will permit that to be okay.
And then they're going to say, now you got to do it for everything.
That's the way it comes in.
But yes, I love that.
They laying a statuette to deliver on our commitment
to update the Licensing Act.
So now they're delivering on their commitment.
Is it a commitment to the people?
No, it's a commitment to like the ruling class,
the commitment to screw us to the ground,
the commitment to cage us in the slaughterhouse.
So they're delivering on their equipment.
They finally put its policy where its promises are.
Don't you love that?
They put its policy where its promises are on allowing digital ID.
Well, that sounds like a good thing.
They're going to deliver, let's listen to this.
Their policy where their promises are,
they're delivering on their commitment
and they will permit us to do something.
Oh, aren't they so kind?
I don't remember us asking for permission.
The British government long known for its benevolence
and far seeing love of all human life.
Yeah.
As we brought it up on AMWakeup this morning,
but if you just by nation states,
there's a country somewhere in the world
celebrating its independence from the United Kingdom
roughly every 27 days.
If you break it down into individual territories
and stuff like that every week,
there's a country celebrating its independence
or a territory celebrating its most celebrated holiday
in the world ever is independence from the United Kingdom.
But hey, they did this out of the kindness of their heart, right?
Here's what I like, it removes the needs for customers
to hand over physical documents.
Right, instead, you can just get it right out of their phones,
protects their privacy by disclosing no personal information.
We have to believe that.
Your computers are going to go into my phone
and take information out.
And I'm just supposed to trust
that it's not going to disclose personal information, right?
And significantly reduces flashpoints
that lead to aggression or violence
towards frontline staff.
I'm yet to see somebody who's asked for an ID
just out-of-punch the person.
Hey, man, I'd like a beer.
Hey, sorry, dude, you got to show me an ID first.
You son of a bitch!
Wham!
I haven't seen that happen for some reason.
But according to them, it's a regular occurrence.
UK, let's see.
Since the scheme follows the same technical process
as the forthcoming digital driving license,
whether customer-friendly or lucidity age-proof,
Yodi ID, post office, EZ ID,
digital driving license, the experience
will be seamless and consistent.
They love words like seamless.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah.
Well, interoperability is their big buzzword.
And that's basically what they're describing here.
Is everything's talking to everything else.
Don't worry.
We'll know at all times what you're,
you know, where your ID is,
where you are, what you're doing,
who you've been talking to,
what you've been talking about.
This goes along with the signal trace software
that they're sticking next to all of the FLOT cameras now,
where it reads Bluetooth,
all of the Bluetooth signals coming out of your vehicle,
all anything with an RFID,
everything on your phone, along with your license plate,
and a lot of these cameras now have added
facial rec technology,
so that they can identify everybody in the vehicle,
even if you're,
you've got one of those like Faraday pouches
that you put your phone in.
The signal doesn't transmit.
Over across the bay from me on the Richmond bridge,
they're starting to install all of the cameras
that have facial rec in them.
So they're trying to,
yeah, they're trying to create a panopticon.
And people are pushing back.
I'm very happy to see that.
While we're still on this in the UK thing,
can you bring up that commercial that I sent?
And it was the,
I think it was the only Twitter link.
But this is what the UK,
we made fun of this so hard on the show when they dropped it.
This was Christmas going into 2025.
The UK government wanted to soft launch
their digital ID thing.
So they put out,
I think one of the worst commercials ever made.
And I say that having grown up in the 80s and 90s
and watching TV there.
All right.
So this is what the digital,
digital ID commercial.
Yes.
All right, mate.
Can I get a pint of Lager please?
Yeah, of course.
I just need some ideas.
Yeah, no worries.
It's got a somewhere here.
Hi, can I have a pint of Christmas cracker please?
Certainly.
I know it's a surprise for everyone,
but I don't get asked my ID anymore.
But for loads of young people,
they get asked all the time when they want to buy a drink.
So we're changing the law so that next Christmas,
young people will have their ID on their phone.
So they won't have all the hassle of needing to get ID
or leaving their ID at home
or their paper ID getting lost or damaged.
There's already 50 digital apps like this one.
But what it means is that bar staff can scan
to prove somebody's identity
and it doesn't give away any personal information.
So it means that giving your ID is safer
than it's ever been before.
Changes like these are going to create
economic growth for our country,
which is key to our plan for change.
There you are.
Great, thanks.
You put it on the tab.
So this means by next Christmas,
buying a pint will be a little bit easier.
Great.
There you go mate.
Cheers.
Some pasta please.
Landon Price's.
Merry Christmas.
Well, well, well, you know what Steve,
I feel so much better.
I'm looking at that.
Isn't that amazing?
I get to watch some guy walk in.
Now here's the thing about it.
What I'd be wrong in assuming
that if I go somewhere and they scan it
and they say,
hmm, you're 18 or whatever,
that somewhere in there,
something is registering Garland was here.
And this is what he bought.
And this is how much money he spent.
And this is what time he was here.
And now that I've registered that he's here,
I'm going to keep all this other information off
of what he's doing and what he's buying.
You know what I mean?
It's it's one more in road.
Hold up it up.
Scan Garland was here.
Mr. Nixon, where were you on the night
of December 24th?
Home.
You're lying.
You were in a bar.
We got it right here with your digital ID.
You bastard.
You're going to jail.
Right, right.
Not only do they know what you ordered
and how much money you spent,
they know how much money is on your card
or on your phone because your entire wallet
and all of your information is contained
in that one little tap right there.
So all of that information is being harvested.
It's a third party that created the app.
The United Kingdom's government doesn't have
a computer science lab
where they're churning out these apps.
They're contracting.
And the people who make it retain ownership
of data so that they can then sell it off
to other third party data brokers.
It's an all to better target market you
or track and trace you
and keep you in their little digital grid.
And eventually when they get finished
completely wiping out the economy
and we don't have enough gas
so we all got to drive in an electric waymo
and we don't have any jobs
because the economy is trashed
but they save us by giving us digital money once a month.
Guess what?
That's tied to that.
And if you are somewhere Mr. Nixon apparently
you were in the area of this anti-genocide rally last week.
We see that you bought three beers at a bar
where there was an anti-genocide rally.
Do you see that you did this?
Do that.
Yeah your digital monthly digital allowance
is going to be a little short.
We're going to cut it by 50%
but I'll tell you what we'll do.
If you're a good boy this month
and don't go to anything like that
then we'll reinstate that 50% next month.
And if you're a really good boy
and you go on social media
and you make some post apologizing
for your previous bad behavior
we may even restore some of your travel credits.
Exactly.
And you'll be able to go the full 15 minutes from home.
Right.
Not only portions of the 15 minutes
which is all you're allowed 15 minutes
that's what you get in one direction.
If you get out and you can't even walk further
because if you walk further
our phone's going to tell us
where you are because of your GPS.
So at that point you stop and you head backwards.
We will dispatch the behavior modification drones.
Oh yeah that's coming.
That's coming.
I know this is related to what we're talking about
but I just I read an article earlier this week
about how South Korea's military
wants everybody to be a drone pilot
and a drone warrior.
Yeah and they want to like
triple the size of their military
because of course their neighbor to the north
is a menace and in order to combat
the looming threat of Kim Jong-un
it's uh you gotta you gotta have
an entire country full of militarized drone operators.
What's interesting is I just interviewed
KJ Noh and what he what he was telling me was
and I already knew this
any event of war the United States
takes full control of the South Korean military
it becomes part of the US military.
The South Korean government or
and South Korean legislatures are now saying
look we don't like that
we want to take back control of our military
and the US government said
no not happen you don't have sovereignty
we want to get this war on China
and we're gonna have to use you
your people as cannon fodder
and you don't get a say
you know so it's interesting that
you should bring that up at the same time
that this is going going on.
All right now speaking of things going on
with computers and we are so happy
that there's data centers everywhere
uh-oh my things moving hold on crap
if I if I freeze
please don't be surprised
because sometimes this thing's
acts a little weird okay here we go
let's talk about data centers
county with 37 data centers
as schools to conserve electricity
right
on June 25th the county manager of
Henrico county
Virginia John Vitukas
sent an email to thousands of
county employees asking them to
help the local government
conserve electricity
the weight we pay
the rate we pay
right is increased by 25 percent
we anticipate more rate increases
in the years right blah blah blah
um
county of 350,000 in eastern Virginia
just that it holds 37 data centers
right um which is an egregious
amount to begin an unbelievable amount
unbelievable amount
so basically what's happened there
to see here to me Steve is
they built all these data centers
they're sucking up all the electricity
and now we're like hey look kids
might want to learn to read and
write they might want to learn
to cypher to read and write
and if they learn how to read and
write they might get notions
and we don't want them to get
notions so rather than read and
write tell them to stay home and
conserve electricity and stay
uneducated
well it's that uh along with
therefore you the resident have to
foot the bill for our energy
consumption so along with you
you know uh cooking less or cooling
your home less or even showering
less whatever whatever they're
suggesting you cut back on
you're also on the hook for their
rampant expenditures
yeah wow i never thought about that
you're right why are we paying
additional electricity
when the data center caused that the
the data center should have to pay
whatever additional amount it is
but see what happens i think too is
there's the price gouging
what i believe happens also is this
Steve you got the electric company
such as constellation energy here
right so this electric company says
there's data centers we can get away
with jacking up the prices
you know regardless of whether it
costs sure they use a lot what have
you but then they say look
we can get away with gouging you
there's a hurricane and you want to
buy a generator oh the price just
went in
guess what as soon as we put data
centers here we put one there's word
we're going to get a data center
check the price up by 15 percent
why yeah people expect it there's a
day you know what i mean
i think that's good don't i will
guarantee you that stuff going on too
in fact i will bet you you got
places like companies like
constellation energy calling asking
these hey guys could you put a
couple data centers in why
because then we can check the price
up by 50 percent make a fortune
yep there's right right near us
pacific gas and electric one of the
largest criminal organizations in
california is building out like this
emergency center so they've got all
these semi truck flat view
semi truck sands that are full of
generators and so whenever there's an
outage that's more than likely
created by overuse from a data center
they'll be able to power the data center
again like we're kind of screwed
we're gonna be on the hook for paying
more everybody's electricity bills are
going up just because they're engaged
in the project the project's not due
to be done until mid 2027
but everybody's rates are starting to
rise in expectancy of it they want
everybody to get used to the the full
squeeze so we're getting a half squeeze
right now wow yeah that that makes
sense to me everything is how can we
suck more money out of the working
class people how can we draw they got a
couple of extra pennies squeeze them
harder and get more money out of it
and the government government is not
complicit in it the government is a
driver behind this the government is
the one it's like the the person who
has you know what what does the mafia
do when they want something they send
out some guy to beat you up the
government's the guy that goes out and
breaks your legs and goes up and make
sure that she gives all that you give
all the money to the corporations
and when the government breaks your
legs they will give you the opportunity
to uh to pay for it yourself at triple
the cost that you normally would in
any other country they're they're nice
like that they're going to sell you
the healthcare back that's going to make
you better probably won't make you all
the way better but it'll make you maybe
it better enough to get back to work
and start producing a little bit more
for uh your your resident uh tech
overlords well let's see the scotis is
up to something let's see what they've
been doing so the supreme court has
made a bunch of rulings um one of them
is geo fence warrants require
constitutional privacy protections uh
the supreme court has ruled that law
enforcement's use of sprawling warrants
that sweep up smartphone location
data requires privacy protections
under the fourth amendment in a
boost to uh to critics who view their
use as an unconstitutional dragnet
right and you need warrants but here's
the thing it says an individual has
reasonable expectation of privacy and
records about his cell phones location
if we now here's the problem with it
is that the government the police can't
do it but what they tend to do is this
they tend to do um they can still let's
say android has all your stuff which
they do the government can then go
ask google hey give me all the garland
stuff now if google says no then they
got to get a warrant but if google
doesn't say no they don't see that's
what people forget so the supreme
court says you need a warrant to get
all the garland's location information
from it from google if google says no
says yes they don't need a warrant if
google says no they got to get a
warrant so all they do now since google
if part of the government google says
yes you know anyway your thoughts so to
me this establishes a precedent by
which we can use to get rid of all of
the surveillance tech if you can
successfully argue that geofencing
exceeds a readable reasonable expectation
of privacy and you have to have a
warrant in order to obtain that data
then what the hell are all the other
cameras doing out there on the road
why are they you know don't they
egregiously more so violate a
reasonable expectation of privacy
the argument for the license plate
readers has been your license plate is
in public every time you leave the car
know that doesn't exceed a reasonable
expectation for privacy because you're
displaying the thing yourself publicly
well yeah you get pulled over and you
get your car taken if you don't
but they forget that part but this
specifically says no it's a it's an
overreach to incorporate geofencing
well exactly what are the ALPRs doing
other than creating a massive city or
country-wide geofence by which all of
your other information can be extracted
so it I kind of view this is like a rare
W before the Supreme Court because of
the implications that it gives for
other cases revolving around reasonable
expectation of privacy doesn't mean it's
going to go our way but it's something
we can definitely hammer home and in
conjunction with that especially where
all the you know ALPRs and stuff like
that are concerned another way that you
can get rid of them in your community
is just by asking whoever whether city
council or you know county government
whatever it was that signed the contract
hey can we see the the privacy report
that you guys conducted to see how it
would affect all of us the impact
report oh oh you didn't do that oh and
you still signed the contracts oh well
then you violated the law and we can
now sue you under fourth amendment
rights for the entire county and
they'll go or we could just get rid of
the cameras and you go hey that's a
neat idea I'm glad you thought of
let's do that let's do that this is why
you're elected for your big brains good
thinking
let's get on the removal of these right
away
yeah well well let's hope for the best
now I tell you what I got a better idea
Steve here you are fooling around with
all that stuff
and it's a boring life out there I
want an AI friend to do like that
look my AI friend said what says this
song for your walk home tonight
trust me I don't you like that trust me
heroes what a great song I mean it is a
great song but that guy sitting there
in a metallica shirt he doesn't look
like the biggest Bowie fan well here's
my question before this goes any further
is that a guy or a girl oh that's fair
oh no it's gone it's an application
error it just disappeared
we already got ghosted by our brand new
AI friend there we go
oh I think it's a girl okay I think you're
right I think you're right
it did have the same like 80s hair metal
thing
yeah and then there's a um what do you
call it I guess um an androgynous
skater kid yeah right
I don't know you know the blonde hair
girl the really weird guy that's a
weird-looking dude right there
that's a real killer yeah that's
that's somebody on at least one or two
lists for sure that's a sick master
right there I don't want to do it but
that's an AI friend oh an AI friend
look at that that guy knows his
neighbors because the court makes him
introduce himself to them oh yeah he's
got me a skater green-haired dude
and really frightening people so those
are your AI options for AI friends uh
do you want the green Asian guy
do you want the uh psycho killer with
a plant I mean if that was a weed
plant it would make sense but in that
it's an uh and there's probably some
kind of a poison I'm thinking that
something that you grind up and put
in a some poor unsuspecting person's
food and it kills them in slowly
not instantly he doesn't want to kill
you slowly he wants you to slowly
he's going to come over every day hey
amazing brownies would you like some
and you just eat them and every day
you get a little sicker a little
sicker in it after a while you start
growing up you go to the doctor and
they can't figure out what's wrong with
you here have some more brownies
calling man I love my buddy next door
he brings brownies every day they're
delicious and eventually they find
your face down in the yard and they
can't figure out what happened so yes
yes I've got an AI friend and before
we go we can never go without talking
to what's the guy's name
see before this goes any further
uh
he's uh
where's the guy we got to get some info
and here's where we're going to get it
Steve you ready are you ready
we got to go to GP do oh I ran by
bringing you Jewish answers without the
guilt trip
oh you know what's interesting about
that doesn't that face did you see
what was the will Smith thing but with
the robots AI robot i robot the face
looks exactly like i robot yeah with the
point guys right right which and by the
way those robots very quickly violated
azimov's three rules yes they did
they did well they were here to serve
us as is GP Jew right first AP is
friendly he's funny and he's wise and
he's here to answer our Jewish
questions
there we go thank you for supporting
the mission total robot there we go
GP juice so we cannot end the show without
you know getting our guidance life
guidance from GP you find this what we
should know think and believe and I
think I understand now the what's
important is that I find all the plot
cameras and constantly drive in front of
them that I pay my higher electrical
bills without question and that I make
sure I have a digital ID on my phone
and you know you know what's interesting
when gets back to covid when they gave
people these covid these what do you
call it apps like in new york and
different places in order to get on
the whatever get on the bus or the
train or whatever you had to have these
apps right back then we were saying
you know they're getting used to that
stuff you know this is a setup you know
they're training you like a dog
they're going to hit you in a snoot
with a newspaper coming up soon so
that you'll get accustomed to having
an app on your phone that you have to
show in order to go in anything and
restaurants or whatever and once you get
used to that then you know you'll get
a little bit of break while they let
your rest and get them and while they
get everything together and then they'll
hit you with it again and the next
time it ain't going to be quite so
it wasn't friendly that time it ain't
going to be really ain't going to be
friendly this time. We kept telling
everybody in the moment that covid
is an IQ test
it's up to you to pass but boy oh boy
I did the yeah I remember the first time
they implemented like the qr code menu
thing. Yes. And everybody was like
okay but if we're gonna do this we
don't have to tip anymore right
okay what what is it exactly that you
guys do now like we're going to pick
up the food from the counter we're
ordering it ourselves there's no human
interaction whatsoever god forbid you
want a refill or another round or
something like that that's a 25 minute
process it's all about removing
everything natural and everything human
from our existence and replacing it
with a terrible facsimile of the real
thing and people because they've been
so beaten down into not trusting their
neighbors not trusting institutions
not trusting their governments not
trusting anything are going along with
it because it gives them even though
they've given up all control it gives
them a semblance of it and that's
worth more than the actual human
experience because humans are highly
untrustworthy corrupt immoral and
often violent it should be avoided at
all costs unless of course you're in
the middle of downtown Mexico City
and their team just won a knockout
stage world cup match then you're
going to be fine you're going to be
well-fed you're going to be taken
care of you're probably going to be
covered in alcohol but that's okay
because you're going to be drunk
anyway. There we go so Steve and I
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that's the thing for me you know it's
like you're looking at this and you're
like man don't people realize that
every single thing that you sign up
for they're taking your info and
then they're going to um
epstein you then she's going to say
something oh aren't you interested in
tentacle porn or something and you're
like I don't know tentacle porn I got it
we got him tentacle porn please send
tentacle porn to him you know and then
she goes well you know child porn's
okay I don't want child porn no problem
I'll send some right to your phone
right away I don't want child porn
Mr. Nixon uh we have understanding you
have child porn on your phone how
what are you talking about I don't want
child porn on my phone you do now
you're coming with us you know what
it's all a setup it's all set up my AI
girlfriend set me up I didn't want that
on my phone I yeah
hey oh well sewer oh by the way you
can't why you didn't read the terms of
services as you can't sewer make you
read the terms of service may upload
child porn to your phone and you'll
get 20 years but you can't sue us for
doing it it's right there in the
terms of service that nobody reads
sorry mr. Nixon the courts ruled that
if they as long as they tell you they're
going to upload child porn that uh
that's just the way it goes
for god's sake all right man where can
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