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Hi, this is Ed, back again with another video. Shout out to everybody on Patreon and Subscribe Star. Thank you for your support and shout out to everyone on the Hive blockchain and also Substack. Let's play this video here and he's just saying a theory. Okay. How many people do you know subscribe to Only Fates? Because I know zero, and plenty of people have come up and admitted that they watch porn, with no issue at all. But when it comes to OnlyFans, I haven't met a single person that has admitted that they watch and subscribe to that stuff. So what if, and by the way, I have zero proof for this at all, but what if this was a foreign entity, or maybe domestic terrorism to some degree, of just... Billions of dollars being funded to create bot accounts. And those bot accounts contributed towards giving these girls thousands and millions of dollars. The ones that did do OnlyFans would go on to tell their friends how much money they're making, how easy it is to make this money. Eventually, girls that never would have gone down this career path are now considering and doing it because it's so easy to make money. What did this was awesome big plan with someone or some group that has a lot of money to fund all this? What a Trojan horse to the West that would be. to destroy the society and make thousands of young women turn to go down this route, reducing their chances of ever finding a masculine man to reproduce with, destroying the nuclear family unit. A much easier path, if you have the money, to do that, than it is to actually fight physically how wars used to be fought. But I've been thinking about this one. I'd love to know what you think. Again, I have zero proof for any of this, but just fine. What he's describing there is a classic subversion mechanism, right, of which obviously there's money. Many. Now, where it is, is you have the honey, right? Like you say, to the young women, you say, oh, you could earn millions of dollars because there's articles in the New York Post, i.e. advertisements where the women say that they earned, like, you know, 30 million a month, right? And they don't even take off their clothes. right? I just talk to men, I, you know, exchange like selfies, things of that nature, and I'm making $30 million a month. Maybe not all of them are doing that, or maybe they're doing a lot more for $30 million. I can't remember the article, but that's an advertisement. So large sways of women who are basically living on a lot of women now, young women are, you know, Hard to find a job. Everything is hyperincreased. People can hardly even live or buy food, so they're looking for something. They're going, I'll join only fans. And the majority of women, according to these articles, never make anything, right? So it's kind of strange, isn't it? The majority of women make nothing, but then you have these superstars that are making tens a million. It's almost like, as I said, it's an advertisement. I do believe only fans is just to cut out a construct in order to launder money, maybe from war zones or drugs or whatever the case is. Large entities like that exist all the time. Look at the bank where Hillary Clinton was dealing with. In the Devil's Bank, the book The Devil's Bank, you can go look it up. These banks are dark entities. They exist internationally, and no one will touch them, really, although the IRS got involved there for a time. And then there's another one, right? But largely they are these untouchable entities surrounded by political protection, because a lot of the politicians are using them. And that's what you have. These entities exist all the time in order to wash money. But he raised a good point. One thing he says, though, is this will reduce the chances of these women getting a masculine man, as he states. That's true because of archetypes, right? Men are searching for quintessentially, beyond all of the fodder and stuff like that that comes to you through movies and stuff. Men are looking for the princess in the castle, right, to save, right? the princess that needs saving, needs them. That's why I think in a lot of different cases and relationships, you know, a man will say, he doesn't know how to cook, okay? He's not a very good cook at all. Okay, when most men can cook pretty well. But what they'll do is they'll play it down because that leaves room for the female if she can cook. A lot of course modern-day feminism is you... you basically love the idea that you can't do anything that has any relationship to, let's say, the nuclear family, because, of course, that's somehow free. If you're a human being and an entity, you should be able to know how to feed yourself. But, you know, men will say they can't really cook, or, you know, they burn stuff and stuff, which they do sometimes, but I think that all males literally know how to cook when you turn off the cameras. They can cook and follow recipes. If you can build houses, you can cook things. But they leave room for the female. So there's this kind of really interesting dynamic where men are looking for the princess, you know, the person that's nurturing, that'll take care of them, you know, just all these classical archetypes, you know, tend to their wounds when they're damaged. and women are looking for the knight in shining armor, the protector, you know, the person that draws their sword, the classic archetypes. Not for everybody, but classically, this is the situation. So men are not looking for someone on, you know, only fans, not for long-term relationships, right? So that's another interesting thing where I think, is this even real? Like that man said, he has never met anybody that actually uses only fans, and apparently according to his friend's circle, they have no, there's no stigma in talking about how they watch pornography according to him, so why wouldn't they admit to only fan usage? Well, that's just his peer group. People point to in-sales, that's their word for people that, you know, live at home, maybe work remotely, right? and play video games, okay? It's an instant. But whatever the case is. Another interesting thing I'll just throw in there before we go on, is that he says that women will not attract a masculine man. Well, the situation is interesting because women that are on the contraceptive pill, you know, because they're artificially pregnant, they're attracted to more feminine men. And this is from those studies. And I've talked about these studies. You can go look up that study. those particular studies in relation to behavioral changes from contraceptions. So this says massive changes to our society because women are picking more effeminent men instead of masculine men. Whatever, live free or die, I say, do whatever you want, but that is just social stuff, which people talk about. Anyway, here it is, meanwhile in England, who you have apparently you know, a picture that describes England, right? If there was a picture that would describe England right now, maybe this would be it. Not sure it's AI generated, but what you have there is the base of two burger buns, so not a complete set, just set over top of a pie, and it's one of those mass-produced pies as well that just laid in with seed oils. Of course, back in the days, they used to use things called butter until that became so expensive. Most people cannot use it for cooking. And I'd blame these service providers for this. The people that create food, they have margins in which they have to make money. And you have a little tub of mushy peas. I don't get the mushy peas thing in England. A lot of English culture has been imported into New Zealand, a significant amount of it. We did not import the mushy pee thing. It never stuck for some reason. I think this might be actually recent, because New Zealand goes back further, obviously, as being a colony of Britain, after the treaty with the Māori here in New Zealand, being, you know, heavily pulling in a lot of English things. But I don't get the mushy pee thing. at all, actually. Now, I love English, you know, or just the classic English import of fish and chips. It's great. And I do hope that England rise again. It's a great country with a rich cultural history. And for in the early 2000s, it looked like it was winning the game. I must admit, but of course now things have changed, as you're aware. I'm rooting for England, though. Hopefully you do make a comeback. this is not the kind of like image that feels like England, although I have been watching now and then watching some of these videos, there's this whole string of people, as I've discussed before, that capture, basically capture, you know, the streets after like 12 o'clock. Everyone's completely plastered, it seems like, in every town. It wouldn't be every town, obviously. But these places, people just plastered in the fighting. reminds me of some kind of mining camp or something. And the women are fighting, old ladies are fighting, with walkers and stuff, and it's just out of control, really. But a lot of people are hurting right now, and they just take their frustrations out and drink. I mean, that isn't a new story, is it? And, you know, to some extent, if you are frustrated in the world's doom and gloom, you know, you have a glass of whiskey, it can make you feel better. Let's be real about that, right? I'm not someone that drinks all the time, maybe I have a couple of glasses of wine a month, you know, with a movie or something. But let's face it, when you're down in the dumps, and no one likes to say stuff like this, because it seems like it's forbidden, right? You should never actually promote drinking at all. You either can, like, admit reality, or you can't. If you have... if you drink too much all the time, it's going to make you feel bad. In fact, alcohol increases anxiety. But the reality is, I can fully understand how people want to escape for a night. The main problem is when you drink yourself into oblivion. I hate hangovers, that's why I don't drink much. I drank in my 20s and stuff like that, right? But I just not... My hangovers are not headaches. They're kind of like... despair, probably, but not to the point of like, you know, just kind of like an emptiness. I don't like it. I like to feel well. Anyway, let's listen to this individual here who reminds me of this. Imagine one of these Hieronymus Bosch paintings. Maybe that's a bad example, unless you're familiar with the artist, but there's like chaotic paintings. But imagine like a... a world where everything's falling apart, you know, and Ghostbusters, where everything's going to chaos when the State Parf Marshmallow Man shows up, which is just such a great bit of humor inserted into that story. It's such a great movie Ghostbusters, isn't it? Wow. You tell a lot by culture and what it can produce, and we just can't make that anymore. We just don't have that sense of humor. We don't have a lot going on because of all the subversion mechanisms. He reminds me, and you'll see what I mean in a moment, this guy reminds me of somebody in the middle of that chaos standing up in a soapbox while no one's listening to them and saying, everyone form a wall, form a wall. You know, it's like some kind of commander, but he's too late to the party. This is the old Britain, what he's appealing to here, he's talking about the draft and things, and now people have to have a sense of duty. and, you know, like form up a line and go to war against Russia. By the way, that would be fun, wouldn't it? Do you really think that they're going to be fighting with just soldiers? It's going to be all drones. You go out there and, like, and you just don't stand a chance against drones. What you do from drones is hide. What you need new military technology in order to take them down, whatever the case is. But I think everything has to be drones and robots. But anyway, saying, form a wall, form a line, okay? Get your muskets. And like, no one's listening to them. Well, maybe on the talk show, say, listen. Let's have a listen to what Russell Brand had to say. I'll skip a round a bit, though. And if we face a war, we will need people who will join the armed services. You would have to lock a few people up, by the way. Wherever you look in British culture, now, there are people advocating... for war. You might think maybe the left-wing party, controlled by groups like the Fabian Society, maybe they'll prevent us getting into a war with... So I'm just going to fast forward there, because you've all heard of the Fabian Society and I have... ...liter... ...and who will go. ...clothing, so it's right. But we don't really. I think most people know about that stuff. I don't have to explain subversion mechanisms and stuff like that. Let's have a listen here. go out and do their duty, who may even face circumstances where people have to die, to save their country as they did in the First and Second World Wars, and in many other wars before and since. That is something that makes a country survive. If people are not willing to do their duty, then the country will be taken over by another country, ultimately, one way. Now, have a think about this objectively. He's talking about if you do not do your duty and protect Britain, which I can understand, right? But it's just the context of it, right? But he's saying if you don't do that, the country will be overtaken. The very policy by the government is to overtake the country by mass migration, like in orders of magnitude that overwhelm the system. You can just look at the birth rates and you'll see that It's always culture because people bring culture with them. And you can see that the British culture, you know, let's say in 40, 50 years, will not exist largely because they do not have children where the cultures you're bringing in, which is completely different, they will have large volumes of children, right? But absolutely no ability to restructure on that. No, and now he's taking it, go fight the Russians, otherwise we'll disappear. See, this is the problem when, and that's why I say he's like a person, you know, yelling at people to form a wall while the Stapath Marshmallow Man comes. It's just meaningless. It's like Hail Britannia. It's appealing to some kind of caricature of old, you know, some kind of caricature of old or stiff upper lip, World War II, you know, sergeant walking around with a twirling mustache out of day's, dad's army, you know, it's an old world. right, it's gone. But I can see why people still, you know, this person's well, no, I can't remember his name of Toff of my head, although I heard it just be earlier in the day, but he's been around a long time as, you know, like a conservative kind of individual, and he's the only one carrying that flame with him. There's no one else, right? And people might look up to him, you know, like say, oh, because... of the destruction of tradition within society, you do look for the people that are trying to light it up. But I don't think that people like this are the best example of that, but you do look towards that and you go, oh, they tend to hold these people up in pedestals while the whole entire, all of Rome is burning, right? But they just become an anomaly. like a weird kind of sea fish or sea animal in the ocean that comes towards the rock pools. Largely they don't exist, right? What's he talking for, the aristocracy, the same entities that are basically destroying England, breaking it apart and selling it off, you know, a whole sways of individuals, which he might not support, but... Let's keep one go. Way or another. On the left, they want war with Russia. On the right, they want war with Russia. That's because the paradigms fake, as he goes into it the beginning of the video. It's Labor Cooperative and candidate for Sussex Police telling you and your children, whether they're Christian, Muslim, black, white, gay or straight, that they should throw their lives down into the trenches and into the gutters, into a pool of blood and mud, for a thing that apparently does exist now. the nation of Britain. I do. I think the British would rise to grain as if they had to. We would have to lock a few people up, by the way. Some of the pro-Russian voices, people would say there isn't a threat, don't fight for your country, don't go to war for Burnham. We'll have to lock them up. Here's a member of the Fabian Society. That's a left-wing organisation, Paul Richard, saying, I'm delighted to point I've been elected to one of the Fabian Society. The Fabian Society's literal logo is a wolf in sheep's clothing, and the stated aims of the... Fabian society is to inculcate and bring about a socialist revolution. I mean, like, if that's your logo, like a wolf, and she goes, okay, I mean, which market in an advertising agency came up with that? Well, that's a, there's many secret societies, there's many open societies that lobby for these things, but, you know, Who's gonna go out there and throw their lives away to fight a drone? I don't think there's the psychological, there's nothing there psychologically anymore. A lot of people do not own property. Property ownership is actually something which invokes the idea of protecting something. No one owns anything anymore, right? The fact that the state looks after your... you or protects you in some aspects that there's a fair and just society, these all account for things which you bond people together. The idea that you're part of a community, that you all go to the same pub in the small village, they have a quaint view of life that's worth protecting, that you have a house, that you know Frank and Jenny down the road, that these people you've known all your lives, all your lives. But that's not the world anymore. People... don't have houses largely or can't afford them, at least the generation you're asking to fight does not have houses, right? They don't have anything. They're asking them to fight. Plus, you can have people that live in the same street, and the people in those houses, the kinds of information or social groups that are exposed to, could be as different. as, you know, different galaxies, right? They're exposed to different information. They have different friend circles. It's not a village anymore. They've destroyed the idea of a village. They've destroyed the idea of these middle spaces, which don't exist anymore, which people used to go to, like pubs. People still go to pubs, but this is where they used to get their information, which was, you know, a cumulative amount of information from that community. It wasn't, you know, kind of, you know, from the stars or from the internet or from wherever anymore. And I don't even know if war is possible in the same way people think. I don't think that people can really, you know, you have to get vans, like in the Ukraine, and you'd have to pull people at their houses and stick them in the vans. You'd have to handcuff them, right? And put them in the vans. in order to bring them to the front line so a drone can drop a grenade on them or whatever, not that the Ukrainians use drones as well. Let's keep on. Now, we've got to play. So, I want to play this here very quickly. I can't believe it's 20 minutes already, but trying to keep these videos around an hour. I've seen this and I thought that the AI, in terms of how they did it, how it was so good, you know, Jerry Seinfeld, Trump, whatever, let's take a look here as we get into this. It's called Bitcoin, digital money, no bank, no bills, just computers keeping track of everything. So where's the money? That's the money. There's no building, no vault, nothing with my name on it? That's kind of the point. Look, if you're really thinking about coming president someday, you should understand this stuff. Huge, huge. We buy some now, someday, I'd deregulate the whole thing. And somehow we already ruined. Donald, you want to be president? Someday, someday, learn…