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Hi, this is Ed, back again with another video. Shout out to everybody on Patreon and Subscribe, thank you for your support. Shout out to everyone on the high blockchain for those uploads. Let's get right into it here. So, I do have a potential name for my channel, which I'm going to show you in a moment. I'm going to slowly talk about some potential names. I mean, we're taking it easy here. There's no rush, right? When I find the name that works, then I'll know, I'll just have that fairly well. That's good enough for the meantime, and then maybe we can change it later. What difference does it make? Thank you for the name suggestions in the channel. I did read those. Lots of fairly good ones there. Don't feel one that was quite right yet. But here is a name that has potential, which I was thinking about, as a name for a channel. No drum roll, so you just have to imagine one. And here we are. The potential name for my channel. It's called... Your sincerely, Clown World. That's the name. I feel a little bit like Don Draper out of, um, I forgot in the name of the TV show, Mad Men. There was a Madison Avenue ad executive. He just, like, unrolls it. It doesn't really, doesn't mean anything unless you discuss a little. It's like the end of the letter. Right. Yours sincerely, clown world. I'm going to be the letter of clown world. We're going to document clown world in all its forms. I mean, I remember back in 2020 when I was doing those clown world videos, I've got a lot of them still archived, and might break them out one day. But I was getting far more views back then. People like those videos. I stopped them because I didn't think that, well, it got a bit tiresome having to edit them, actually. Maybe I should have kept on going, I don't know. Other people were doing pretty good jobs anyway. There was someone that was doing clown world videos, they're doing a pretty good job at it. So, yours sincerely, clown world. My videos would be a letter about clown world, as if I'm reporting to, I don't know, however. I did think of some other names, but I don't think people would ever get the reference. Here was my other name which was going to be called Hand in the Hand, named after the famous Christian song. I don't think it quite rings correctly, but let's listen to the song here. They used to make some classics, because this is not just a Christian song, but a classic song in general. You probably know it. So there is a classic Christian rock song, which a lot of people probably aware of. It really was quite a well-long song, although it's only got 900,000 views there, so not in the millions, so it's not famous as the other classics. Anyway, I've been shopping for some names all over the place. Of course, when I get the right one, although I feel like that one, Your Sincerely Clown World actually, is a good name. Is it too long though? I'm not going to bother getting domain names or anything like that. It's just going to be the name of the channel. But I'm wondering if it's too long. Yours sincerely, clown world. Yeah. Your sincere look out as we document the decay. By the way, because I had so much meat in my fridge when I was trying to do that carnivore diet thing, I mean, I have a little beer fridge, so it isn't that much meat. But before I went completely plant-based, I decided to eat it all. I didn't want to throw it out. So I was just, I decided to continue the carnivore kind of diet for like a few days, like four days now. What I did is I just eat the meat, and I just eat like rice or potatoes, you know, as the carbohydrate, because I don't want to go low carbohydrate. And I've got to say that I do feel a bit clear-headed, just eating like that. I don't think plants and vegetables are poison, though. But there might be something, obviously, the fact it's got glyciflate sprayed all over top of it. I, you know, getting organic, anything is a bit expensive, although not as inexpensive. But I've got a few more days. When my family member visited me, they brought me some grocery, which included meat. I didn't tell them I was on my plant-based thing, but, so there is that as well. So I'm just eating my way through that, but I thought if I'm going to eat my way through it, that I'm going to try that carnival butt with rice and potatoes. Actually, I was watching Ranglister, and he basically eats red meat, half a cup of rice, and some blueberries and some yogurt. And he's been doing that for a year. He looks in fantastic shape, by the way. But I thought, why not try it? But I must admit, I do feel a bit more clear-headed. It's not just clear-headed, I feel a bit more happy. obviously meat releases and dolphins, if you come home to the cave and you've eaten meat, it's like that's been like a successful date when your body's telling you. So, yeah, so I've got a few more days of that. If I do feel even more clear-headed, I might continue with it for a while, actually, and see what happens. I've got nothing to lose. I don't eat a lot of meat anyway, like, I mean, my serving per day is like a quarter of a chicken. and maybe like, hmm, maybe like about two, I'm trying to work it out in perspectives people will know via weight and size, but about three, three, um, all balls, if you know, like a ball that you play pool with, like about, no, two of those of red meat. So that's not much red meat at all. that's just kind of left over from when I was trying carnivore and it fit as much as I could into the little tiny freezer I have. But I probably have about three of those, two of those a day and a quarter piece of chicken. So that isn't that much meat. But when you mix it with potatoes and rice, and why potatoes and rice? Well, potatoes isn't really carnivore. They lead towards if you're doing carnival rice. because rice has none of the oxalates in it, but, you know, I think, you know, potatoes or rice are fine. If you're doing it, you know, you're doing it but with carbohydrate, which cheapens it quite a lot, it makes it a lot cheaper, but, and I have some eggs too. So I've just been eating eggs, red meat, and some potatoes. I do feel much more clear-headed, I must admit, a little bit more. Mind you, when I was on the plant -based diet for four months, I felt fantastic. But it seems like, you know, just removing maybe some of those pesticides, because I do not actually think it's the vegetables. Might actually be good. So you've got to really wonder there. Anyway, that's what I've been doing. So that's a very cheap version of Carnival, obviously, if it's only a quarter piece of chicken, you know. small amount of mints, or what you call in the States ground beef, like two cubles of that per day. I mean, that isn't that expensive. And the carbohydrate really brings the cost down quite significantly. I'll tell you, I just don't want to be in ketosis because I look at a lot of people that are on carnivore. Don't get me wrong, I think ketosis for short periods of time. There's even healing, it heals you, right? But long, long periods of time, you have to have a lot of electrolytes, right? Because your body needs these potassium and these other minerals, and you just don't get those from meat. That's why everyone on carnivore drinks electrolytes. It tells you something about the sustainability of the diet long term in the natural world. if you're not getting different types of minerals you need. Because ancient people ate quite widely and have done for probably millions of years, even if they're just eating meat. We do not have short intestines like a tiger. Of course, we have long intestines. And there's a lot of design in us that is related to plants. You know, a lot of medicines come from plants as well. But anyway, that was just if you're doing it for long term, right? It's kind of interesting, because if you're doing it for long term, then you need electrolytes. And I think that if you're not metabolically flexible, this is what I try to do anyway. That in a survival situation, you might be in trouble. What I mean is if you are on carnivore, those people that switch off carnivore have real problems with... being metabolically flexible, carbohydrates does to make them sick, and probably will do for like a month before their body would adjust, or months, because they've been on it for so long. In a survival situation, that's not particularly useful, that's why the architecture and my decision is different than a normal person. A normal person, it doesn't matter because they would see society not fall apart. Nonetheless, what do you think of the name? You're sincerely clown world. I think it's kind of funny, actually. So, I was watching this thing which was passed around, which was, you know, a bit of skit comedy from back in the early 2000s. And I thought when I watched this, this is something you can never do anymore, because if you're watching this, it's like a joke you cannot make, right? you can never say you can never make this joke well let's play the video and I'll talk on it afterwards so there it is there you can see it on screen let's play it and we back afterwards Shit. Morning, Dad. Okay, so a lot of people just listen to this video, they don't actually watch it. So the joke is there, the top of it is, has anyone been this hungover? Now, that's an addition to the skit comedy piece. It's where Nick Frost, the actor, this is based back in 2007. He wakes up in bed with this large woman with blonde hair that has like these, you know, big things warts or something like, you know, you see in classic caricatures of witches, on their face. So the joke is kind of making fun that he's woken up after a hard night's drinking with a woman that he's not attracted to. So then what happens is he goes, he looks over there and he sees a half empty glass of whiskey. He looks back at the woman, you know, he starts to creep out of bed, he goes, I can't believe this has happened, you know, applying that he was so drunk, he woke up with this woman, he slept with this woman, so he climbs down the steps. And then what he does is he sees the photograph of him and the woman being married. He realizes that's his wife. Okay, that's the joke. Then a son comes, he starts to remember and he goes, oh, you know, crap. And then a son goes past and goes morning, Dad. So the joke is quite funny, right? But it's making fun of somebody. So the architecture of the joke has the butt of the joke, which is the fact is that he married someone that is not attracted to or whatever the case is. And that is the joke. Now you might say that this is bad form or whatever these days, you know, because it has the butt of the joke. And these days, we do not have the butt of the joke being a person. You don't make fun of, you know, what a person looks like, right? I'm not making any judgments on the person. There's lots of people that are, you know, it's not being overweight or anything like that. The butt of the joke was, I guess part of that is in this state, but Nick Frost himself, of course, is... got a few extra pounds himself, but the point is, is that there was a butt of the joke. Now, that means that there's an elimination of an entire stream of comedy that can't exist anymore since that, right? That's actually funny on numerous levels. Okay, and a lot of people that are bigger people probably think it's quite funny as well. I've got some friends that are, you know, bigger people, that find that hilarious, okay? male and female most likely um i can think of a friend i've got which happens to be a bigger lady and i bet she would find that kind of funny so i don't know maybe she wouldn't but man strokes woman is that's where the skin uh the skit comedy is from ran from 2005 to 2007 of course has nick frost there i think is his name i believe his name is nick frost So I looked up the sketch, there's some more information on it, probably the best 30 seconds of sketch comedy to ever air. And it works on numerous different levels. First of all, he's supposed to be so hung over. He doesn't remember he actually has a wife and children. Second, he's so hangover, he looks at his wife, and he thinks it's a one-night stand. Then he has to come downstairs and look at the photograph of him and his wife married, and to realize that he's married to the person that he was trying to escape the house from. You know, there are many layers to that, which makes it a really, really great skit, right? Really great skit. They're only like 40 seconds, but really a very classic skit. Have you ever been this hungover? So let's keep on going here. In other news, people were talking about the bombshell report exposing missing scientists ties to secret experiments at UFO linked lab before vanishing, apparently. This individual, Anthony Chavez, was a former employee at Los Alamos Laboratory, one of the key nuclear research facilities. was allegedly working with a quantum physicist on a project that would allow matter to exist in two places simultaneously. He was 78 years old and was last seen on May the 4th be with you, 2025, after mysteriously walking out on his Los Alamus home and leaving behind a newly purchased car, his keys and wallet. Which means, you know, gun in the back. get into the car and you never see him again because he's out in the desert somewhere. He reportedly worked as a HVAC technician at the lab until his retirement in 2017. However, a police report obtained from Los Angeles Magazine journalist, etc., etc. Cece has ties to more advanced technology on Earth within the potential to teleport objects over great distances. To me, when I read this as a fantasy. Right. But he could well be, you know, placed into a car and taken somewhere. Of course, that information or knowledge extracted, literally by some kind of someone from a rogue country or whatever. I mean, this is spy versus spy stuff if he was really working on things of this nature. That's the way that you extract information from people. Although, if he knew anything at all, if it was sensitive, you'd be living in most likely a gated community. with some police force uh you know things of that nature so it'll probably be pretty hard to kidnap him but nonetheless that was a weird story it's the start of you know some kind of movie isn't it like peering through his curtains or saying can his wife ask what are you doing what are you doing you know and like you know, there's some strange people out there in a, you know, like a dark SUV or something. So after there have been talk of Tucker Carlson starting a third party, of which interesting timing, because there's so much disgruntlement, that you have people from probably... both sides ready to merge into a new party or willing to join a new party. You know, rock stars, like you can see Thomas Massey here, or Majority Taylor Green, you know, people that would, you know, rock the boat and could join this new party and get some momentum, and maybe after, maybe not this election cycle, but the next, they might be able to get a few seats. Even if you had, like, one seed or two seats, look at how disruptive you can be. Look how disruptive Thomas Massey can be. You know. So, Liz Wheeler was saying, Tucker is now actively helping the Democrats win by starting a new party. And I've seen a lot of people state this. They say, Tucker's going to make the Democrats win. Well, you know, It's pretty crazy to me that people would even think that because all the Democrats are is magnitudes. In some ways, magnitudes less in terms of massive corruption. And I'll go into Donald Trump's insider trading and all this stuff, which has been revealed by his financial documents being released in a moment. But it's like magnitudes, you know, of corruption, but you have to work out which has more magnitudes of corruption. Right, you have, you know, Joe Biden and energy firms which are proxied through his son. Millions of dollars, you know, tens of thousand dollars a month, or whatever being on the board, of Prisma, and all these places. Well, Donald Trump increased his wealth by $3 billion. I mean, that's orders of magnitude less. Anyway, you slice it. Yeah, to help the Democrats win, what, so they can release the, you know, if you stop the, if you stop the Democrats from winning, now the next administration, you know, elected administration, if they can get the Republicans to win, then you can get more of Mark Levine's agenda. Right, you can get them not to release the Epstein files. Get more blanket immunity for big farmer, such as glycophate or whatever the case is. I mean, what exactly, how exactly are you winning anything? You're not. It's all corrupt. It's like every country in the world is corrupt. The trick is they want to trick you into the left-right paradigm. So you get one choice of one door, one choice of the other, but when you're past those doors, like the old meme with the cows, you end up at the same place. Over and over again. It's just a hypnotic, it's like a hypnotic pendulum. You have to try to get a third party going. You have to try to get behind other parties, if voting even matters. Does it? I've always thought it comes down to who counts the vote, but of course perception is another thing entirely. But Liz Wheeler is upset there. Thomas Massey said the Trump administration used you and those blinders, replying to Liz Wheeler, as a prop and made you look like a fool. You could have reclaimed your dignity, but instead you spun a story that Bondi had been deceived and that she would release the real file soon. Then they threw you under the bus again. And she's still there supporting Donald Trump. Ben Shapiro came out and said, you know, basically it's the end times, the new kind of party that's being developed there. you know, as a critique of Tucker Carlson, he said a major portion of the episode, and just reading from the encapsulation there I got from the video, focuses on Tucker Carlson's recent statement regarding a formulation of a third party. Shapiro argues that Carlson is not generally interested in a third party, but is instead attempting to demoralize conservatives and pull the Republican Party towards an isolationist. anti-establishment platform, he criticizes Carlson's views as being in alignment with Americans' adversaries such as Russia and Iran and whoever. Ben Shapiro is such a thing of the right words. You know, like when he talks about something, you know, nearly everything he says is hypocritical, right? He says he believes in free speech, does he? Not for the people that were criticising Israel, most certainly. We're all arrested and fired out of college or whatever the case is because they held up a sign. He doesn't believe in that. He doesn't believe in abortion, but, you know, if you've got half the children in Gaza dead, that's okay. Glass Gaza, remember? It's like everything, he's a hypocrite, it doesn't, it's meaningless. If you're a hypocrite with everything you say, your words are largely meaningless because they only have, they only have meaning if you kind of like are inside, well, if you're watching him and you look at everything through the tunnel of his worldview. But if you go out and explore the statements he says, whether he believes that another, you know, other avenues, he doesn't believe, he doesn't believe in the life of a child at all. That doesn't have any meaning to him, right? If you have half the people in Gaza slaughter, he has no meaning, he doesn't believe in the lives of children. So don't argue about abortion anymore. You're pro-abortion. As long as it's abortion for a purpose that serves, you know, the state of Israel, right? Don't believe in the rights of children or people or humans. Okay? Now, this is a monstrous philosophy here. It's like a monster, you know, like it comes out of a cave, like a monstrous, like a evil sorcerer or a magician or something from some kind of like tale of old. That's what he is, he's like a sorcerer or a…
@ds-tech: Ed I've always loved your work. I dig the look of this video with the neon pink drop lighting!