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Hi, this is Ed, back again here with another video. Shout out to everybody on Patreon and Subscribe, by the way, if my mic, because some people have mentioned that my mic is playing up again, I was listening to it, I see some clicks now and then. I do have another mic I can use, let me know in the comment section how this goes, I'll switch over to the other mic next time. So here you go. Here is your Coca-Cola if you want a custom branding on it. Okay, so a friend just sent this to me about Coca-Cola, and we need to go see if it's true. It looks like if you go to the Coke website where you can personalize a can with someone's name on it, they will allow virtually anything under the sun except for Jesus is King. Okay, let's try, the devil is king. Nice. How about we swap this guy out for Jesus? The name or phrase you've submitted is not permitted. How about? Allah is good. Okay. Jesus is good. The name or phrase you've submitted is not permitted. Now I'm just really curious. Jesus is bad. Hmm. Jesus is the devil. Allowed on the freaking can. What are we doing? I mean, if that doesn't... So, this has been happening for a while on and off, of course, when it goes viral, they change it, or whatever. In this particular case, the site went down, I went over to check if I could do it, it just got 404'd. A couple of those clips are going viral. Now, a few years ago, not sure how old that clip is, but a few years ago, we had the same thing happen. It happens all the time. It's like they're allergic to anything with, you know, Christian message on it. That is a Coca-Cola. They do you make an ice beverage, though. Okay, and then that. Now, we have one of the biggest examples of, obviously on Twitter or said that there's not really free speech on there. But here you have one of the biggest examples of it, where this was being shared continuously, you know, hundreds of thousands, tweets, etc. And this is where an account called Parody Jeff was banned. Apparently this is what got them banned, as you can see on screen. What happened is they got Gork to omit that there was a genocide in Gaza. Now, as far as I'm aware, Parity Jeff might have a million followers. and they were banned with us, right? What is free speech? If you are stating that there's a genocide, if you believe that, you're saying that there's a genocide in Gaza, you have your whole entire account banned. The difference is, in this case, is everyone was retweeting parody, Jeff, and he never got his account back. So, um, there you are. So here is the Gore cancer anyway. talking about, yes, high civilian deaths, so on and so forth, majority non-combatants, majority children, obviously, and so on and so forth. I mean, you can see via the satellite photos, etc., there's nothing left of the place. Interesting statistic I learned today, I learnt the 53 or 50-something, 55 maybe percent of the... inmates in Elswitch, which you've heard numerous stories on, were Christians. It's like 43% were Jews. I only did that statistic, and it's interesting because you never hear that site of history. There's no movies on it. Where is the movies of the Catholics in the camps? It's like crickets, really. So, Parity Jeff's account has been deleted, a lot of people tweeting this, and, you know, that's it, that's pretty much it. Big account, 1 million followers gone, and nothing, they just deleted it, right? Um, asking the wrong questions, I guess. Donald Trump on True Social was tweeting out, I guess, you'd say, posting out, you know, all these kinds of weird CGI pictures of them sitting on Thrones, leading robot armies, you know, just nonsensical stuff. He's supposed to be the leader of the most powerful country in the world. It seems kind of strange to me. Here's one, give him nightmares, and then some CGI. stuff in the background, you know. Here he is stating that, you know, expansion of America, which includes Canada, so on and so forth, Mexico, Cuba, and parts of Central America. People say that he's trolling. Daniel Davis, who is a colonel, was a colonel in the army. Lieutenant Colonel came out and said this, it's time to stop making excuses for President Trump, claiming that everything's a joke. Joking about choosing to launching nuclear war as evidence of dangerous detachment from the basic level of understanding of his job. He's supposed to keep us safe from nuclear war, not spawn one. And obviously, it's not just this problematic. one post, he has been obsessed with posting AI images of himself in all sorts of fantasy environments for months and dozens today, which is something a commander in chief in his right mind would never do. It's time to acknowledge President Truff's suffering serious cognitive decline. That's what they all say, cognitive decline. Maybe it's true, I mean, you know, I don't, I just think that this is his nature. you know, his nature is just what he's doing right now, right? I wouldn't say it's cognitive decline, it's just a case of now the honeymoon phase is over, and you're married to him. So here are some of the tweets. Let me just make this a bit bigger so you can see them, just showing you the reams of tweets here that he's been posting. This is in all of them, of course, it's just some of them. Let's see, before and after Iran, and then a picture of his head. He's saying that the moon is his. Let's slow it down here a little bit. We'll go back a little bit. He's got a picture of himself as Iran. The moon is ours. Says that. That's his moon, I guess. He says, unplug this one thing at night. Next month, your electric bill won't be 251, but 15. What does that even mean? It's unplug the plug? By the way, that's a terrible AI image, the plugs are not even straight. In terms of being parallel to the actual rubber plug itself, we can look at it, it looks like it's optically broken. Maybe it's just looks like that, I don't know. There's another one. There he is, it's at McDonald's. Why? Because he has stock in McDonald's. Right, he's stock in Coca-Cola, like Warren Buffett. People say, Warren Buffett's always drinking a Coke. Yeah, he's stock in Coca-Cola. I don't know, maybe it cashed out. New Space Force uniforms, just all CGI, United States Space Force, Service Dress uniform. and it looks like something out of Star Wars, you know, the Empire's outfit. Here you are in New Mexico, he's going on about that, he's going on about Lake Ontario, he writes America there, I mean, what do you think? Do you think this has just been jockey or something, or do you think there's a time and place to not be, to be serious about stuff? Right. Like to have a, you know, a serious perspective on things. Why does it pay, you would say, because you might say, well, he's being joky, who cares, or a troll or whatever. Well, there is a place for that. And the problem with doing that in the world sphere... as people don't take you seriously at your word. And it has been proven, you can't take him seriously at his word because he's won the war 50 times. The straits open 50 times. So it creates this era of, like, that it's unstable, right? And what does this lead to? More people afraid, they don't think someone's at the helm. So what are you actually giving the people by being, quote-unquote, jokey? you are projecting a destabilizing environment, something that people can't trust. It's one thing for your friend at work to be jockey. It's another thing for your paramedic to be jockey. You know, and honk a clown nose as they're putting some type of, like, paddles on you to shock your child, right? You know, it's, there's a place in time for it. And there's a reason for that. causes, you know, this type of eerie, unpredictable ability, and people say, oh, well, he's a grandmaster chess flyer. No, not really. A grandmaster chess player wouldn't have you in a war in the first place. Wouldn't have been coerced into a war at the behest of Israel, per the State Department's own website, and their own statements. to go to a war that closes down the energy supply of the world, uses up your own strategic energy reserves. This is in 4D chests. So, Donald Trump also signed an executive order directing a review to delist Mexican grey wolves from the endangered species list, so ranches can kill them. A lot of people talking about this, whatever your opinion is, this is what people were saying. They were pointing out that there's only 319 wolves. The grey wolf population only has 319. I'll just be real, if you started hunting them at that level, you would collapse them and they wouldn't exist anymore within a couple of seasons. It's very easy to go out there with a rifle. kill a bunch of wolves, right? They all move in packs and stuff like that, and they're visible, right? Not like killing birds or something that fly in the sky. These seas and hunters could go out there and decimate them, and they'll be legally able to do that. Now, you might think, well, so what, I don't care about wolves. Fair enough. I'm just telling you, like, those wolves won't be around anymore. Also, I'd assume that if he's making it legal to kill them, that that means the harvesting of their pouts. So you're going to have people that are going in there just for that. Because it's an endangered species, those pouts are gold, right? a collector's items, right? You've got the small window in order to hunt in a species. It's only got 319 in the wild. Those pouts will be worth, probably they're waiting gold. I don't know, just a guess, but I would assume that you don't get to hunt rhinocerosies every day, right? If you took the thing away from them, you can go kill, like, bull elephants and harvest the ivory from them and the skins or whatever else you would do to an elephant. the hides, I don't, I don't, I haven't seen any people references to harvesting the hides, but if you got a small window, I'm guessing that you would harvest everything. So anyway, that is what he has done, he has, now it's a different thing to what he says he's going to do and what's actually written in the document. I want to point that out. Nearly every single thing he signs or does, you look at it more closely, and it's not what he's signing or doing. He just says it is. This is an example of this, where people pointed out, I think it was Thomas Massey, and he's pointing out the thing that Donald Trump also signed a combination to this executive order, where he said that, that the executive order would basically put country of origin labelling on beef. But Thomas Massey says Trump faked you all out yesterday. He didn't implement country of origin for beef. He signed an executive order to commission a study that will report back after the election and after we have imported 300,000 tons of foreign beef. He says he's the only Republican that voted to keep McCool. I'm the only R who actually voted to keep McCall. So, there you are anyway. So, country of origin. By the way, this old clip has resurfaced once again, it continuously does. I thought I'd play it, because it's rather interesting. Donald Trump's stating that his friend here, which was Millenia, Trump, is actually from Austria. Of course, that's not the story you ever hear, that she's from Austria. So let's take a look at it. Good afternoon to you. Well, thank you very much. How are you? I'm fine. This lady right here next year? It's Malani, from New York, from Austria. Hello, the Malani. Nice to meet you, too. Are you here to buy Churchill Downs by Chatsy? Well, I'm certainly looking at it. It's certainly beautiful. I can't imagine a better investment. I'm here because a friend of mine has a horse racing today. Stephen got even, Steve Hilbert. We'll see how we do. Now, you don't really get into horses normally in terms of purchasing, right? No, I don't really. I'm not involved in the horse business, but on occasion I have a friend that makes the Kentucky Derby, and I'll be here. Might this pub be a possible investment for you down the road, you think so? I think it's a very full-time kind of a thing, but it's certainly a beautiful place to be, and I guess it can be a very good investment, especially if you win the Kentucky Derby. We don't need any more of that. We're seeing the clip, which is just basically referencing that Millennia is from Austria. Trump administration is now refusing payouts for U .S. soldiers who died in the U.S. Israeli war against Iran, quote, because it isn't a war per telegraph. So, so on and so forth, the widow of Major Alex Kleiner here, says the U .S. Air Force deemed her ineligible for additional benefits following her husband's death, because Congress has not officially declared it a war. She says, my husband lost his life because we're in a war, and then I was told that because it's not technically a war, we lose out on something. It all comes down to principle. So there's a classic example of mega bureaucracy for you. Is it a war? No, it's not a war. So technically, what does that mean? Oh, you don't get your benefits or payouts. People are saying that there is copycatting in the Lindsay Clancy case. For instance, here you have Corey A. Walsh, a mother in Illinois, who was arrested and charged with murder of a 2-year -old, or her 2-year-old son, after a neighbor found the child in the basement of the home. Witnesses say Walsh was heavily invested in the Lindsay Clancy trial and was debating it over text just hours before the murder occurred. What is going on? You can say there's social contagion for a new pair of shoes or a new record that, you know, some people are passing around in the neighborhood, you know, Alar, you know, 1970s or 80s. I mean, that's fashion or social contagion, maybe people get a bad idea about, I don't know, something silly like, you know, eating tidepool or something like that. as they did in those viral TikTok videos. So, you have all of that kind of stuff, but now you have what, killing children, they call it copycatting, but I mean, this is a bunch of stuff that the other day there was actually a father that poured gasoline over his children, lit them on fire. I mean, this stuff seems to be getting more and more, let alone the stuff in regarding Lindsay Clancy, where you have like, As I showed the other day, a bunch of just recent cases in regarding that. It's like some part of people's brains have been turned off. People are different. I mean, people do have like this Vax brain effect, I think. Obviously, if it covers, it's just basic logic if it crosses the blood brain barrier and you get the same effects throughout the organs and different parts of the body with... you know, spike protein, and then the immune system attacking itself, obviously that would happen in the brain as well. Are we dealing with a lot of people with brain damage? J.D. Spheres, I think, is, I can't remember his last name, but he does those comedy videos. He came out with an interesting argument yesterday. He was stating that why is it if you get tanked up on alcohol? I can explain why it is, but... It was his argument, why is it if you get tanked up on alcohol and you hit someone in the street, you know, and you kill them, then the charges actually become more serious because you were drunk, right? But if you are hopped up on, you know, an array of medication that you're taking and you knowingly know you're not supposed to cross-pollinate with, and it puts you into a psychosis, why is the charges not only diminished, but why do they, why they just basically go down to not guilty? It is an interesting argument. Obviously, one is much more visible than the other in terms of being part of culture, are you drinking and driving? And in many different ways, it's more easy for people to understand cause and effect, where the array of pharmaceutical drugs is a bit more difficult because there is an array of them, which is in different categories, obviously, whereas alcohol is usually roughly in one category. Your blood alcohol level. But, I mean, it's a complicated world. I'm still at the part where, you know, the kind of argument comes back to believe in her testimony. I mean, she did confess to it, but you're supposed to believe that she heard voices. I mean, that's her claims, right? She wasn't diagnosed with psychosis beforehand or postpartum depression or any of that. She's taking an array of medications, though, and it's her claim that she heard voices. Right? That's a claim. We don't know that. She never reported that to any doctor prior or still came on all of a sudden. So that's where the entire case rests. Did she hear voices? Insanity is a true thing. People can be insane. As I've said, you can wake up tomorrow and believe you're a glass of orange juice. It probably take a lot of stresses in order to put you there, so it'd be highly abnormal. But with her, it's the claim. I heard voices. Do you believe that? Where's the evidence for it? Mom allegedly hung, hanged, two-year-old son, she called the Antichrist, hours after discussing Lindsay Clancy's case with friends. Some people believe we're at this kind of spiritual situation. I mean, if you go over to the United States, you hear about this, you go over to the UK, I mean, people are out of their head over there as well. As I said, all those videos from nearly every township or village over there, they have these after darks where people are just drunk and fighting. That certainly wasn't classical England. I mean, you get a lot of hooligans with football and things of that nature. But this is just ongoing. It's like there's a constant football game, right? And what a sad thing, too. And I'm not breaking down people that are invested in football and stuff like that. You need saying that you take your mind off stuff. And if you're interested in it gives you joy, why not? But it was used as a device in order to distract, right? Football and sports in general, in English culture, if you go back to the turn of the century, we're not seen as serious pursuits, you know, they're non-sensical. you play a little bit with your friends, politics were seen as a serious pursuit. Now I know, kind of like keeping track of politics, that politics is like a sewer wasteland, where everything is just full of illusions. So I'm not saying you would ever really gather any solace if you spent your lifetime looking at politics, that's for sure. People are talking social contagion here. Here's what it means. Something dark is happening. Another mother, another dead child. And now a chilling, Lindsay Clancy connection, is this contagion? Something dark is spreading, or something wicked this way comes. Another mother, another dead child. It's, you know, as I said earlier. It's just weird to compare this to social contagion, given the fact is, can you really have just people wake up in the morning and decide they want to kill their children because they send it on TV? That seems like you've got, something's extremely wrong. I mean, maybe you'll go out to the store and get a new pair of shoes or a new, I don't know, hat or something, because you've seen someone else wear it. But going out and killing your children? Something's really wrong here. Here's something interesting. Rosie O'Donald actually really funny. This is Kurt Mexter saying this. Metzke saying that, because I don't know W2F what else could explain this. And here we have Rosie O'Donald. Here we have Rosie O'Donald, basically. getting the Epstein survivors to sing Women, Hear Me Raw, which is a classic feminist anthem from the 1970s, 60s, I Am Woman, Hear Me Raw, right? But they're getting the Epstein survivors to sing that, and the effect is, it's comical, right? and it takes the value, it takes the edge away from the survivor's testimony, that just seems ridiculous. In the serious nature of this, you know, and to me, stuff like this is a sci-op. Now, I'm not saying Rosie O'Donald ever knows that, you know, the people around that add these interesting ideas to the mix. It's…