White House Posts Rick & Morty Parody by @theouterlight on 3Speak
The official White House X account just posted a 36-second AI-generated video styled after Rick and Morty, turning Trump into Rick, Vance into Morty, and Chuck Schumer into a robot. It's getting ro...
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Hi, this is Ed back again with another video. Shoutout to everybody on Patreon and Subscribe Star. Thank you so much for your support, and of course if you do want to support my work here and the continuation of whatever this is, you can see the links to the bottom of the screen on Patreon and Subscribe Star. The White House posted this video of Rick and Morty, right? Basically a Rick and Morty meme, I guess you could say, with Donald Trump and J .D. Vance in it. I'm going to talk about it and critique it a little bit, but let's take a look at it here. So this was posted by the White House in the middle of a war, right, at which there's fuel rationing in third world countries. Let's take a look. So then it ends with MAGA, you know, like, make America great again. Now, do you think that the messaging in that is very sophisticated at all? Does it make you laugh? Does it make you feel anything? I'm going to tell you as a storyteller, someone that, you know, as a writer, okay, if you want to read one of my books, you can check out the Bootstrap Paradox on Amazon, but as a writer, looking at that, that doesn't really have any narrative or nothing. As a joke or a punchline, there's none. They've just basically swapped themselves out for the characters in Rick and Morty. What does that even mean? So, the messaging is completely off. Now, remember when Donald Trump was campaigning and there was this big movement behind Donald Trump. The things that came out were generally funny, right? There was a sophistication level to them. This is because, out of his millions of supporters, out of that came largely distilled into these, you know, people that call themselves meme makers, but they're actually quite sophisticated, right? You have to have a sense of humor, you have to have all these things. This narrative is largely meaningless. It's just a bunch of junk, right? Diet Coke, okay, we get the joke. What is, you know, he drinks Diet Coke. Is that funny? Right. President to the United States. There might be some background sounds, there's some work being done on, you know, outside my place at the moment. You can tell by a lot of this, you can see parts of it. It's clearly AI. No animator's going to draw something like that. You can see all this AI smudging. AI does, you know, gets the point across, I guess, but... you know, a lot of this stuff, look at Donald Trump's face or whatever the case is, where they've just told the engine to, you know, take footage from Rick and Morty or whatever, and recreate it and reconfigure it. I mean, look at the aircraft there. So, what does this mean? It's meaningless. There's no potency to the messaging, is what I'm saying. If you follow politics, this is very important because for your support base, in order to be interesting, right, in order to kind of like create this air of sophistication around the individual, such as Donald Trump and J.D. Vance, it has to have an air of sophistication. The jokes have to land. What's the joke in this? This reminds me of somebody, well, I told this before, Pen Jolet, who is the magician from Penn and Teller, and worked on the show The Apprentice with Donald Trump, see that Donald Trump is the only person he ever... met who doesn't have a sense of humor, never told a joke and largely doesn't have a sense of humor. That doesn't surprise me. Now, you might see Donald Trump laughing, or you might see something funny happen, you know, on his Twitter, but these are constructs. These are largely placed there by other people, you know, like PR teams, right, in order to carefully shape his image. But that was Pen Gillette's opinion. And looking at this, If you were going to give the tick, right, if you had no sense of humor whatsoever, this would pass the grade for you, because it doesn't really, you don't have a sense of humor, so you don't even really understand it anyway. It kind of looks like a carbon copy of something. Kind of like an alien who you tell, hey, can you make us a pizza? And they... come out with something made of cardboard, right, with things drawn on it. So from a distance, it does look like a pizza. Maybe they even, you know, printed it out, and it looks photographically realistic from a distance, but it's not actually a pizza, it's something that only looks realistic in photo. So this is kind of like that, in my opinion, you know, I think this is really signaling a failure, complete failure behind the scenes. I didn't even know what it's supposed to mean, honestly. So there you have the Rick and Morty meme from the White House. Now, one thing that Donald Trump has done the last day, at least, that's how much I measured, I estimate maybe 100 posts in the last day or so. You know, these are estimates. I didn't go out there and count them, but, well, maybe, you know, maybe a bit less than that, maybe like about 70 or 60. I don't know, but, you know, posting erratically nonstop. He's reminding me more and more of some kind of character from Dr. Strangelove, honestly. I just, I don't know if he's lost his mind. A lot of people are saying he's cognitively impaired now. I don't know if that's the case. I think he's probably always like this. And the reason why I say that is because when you look back, there are signs. People took the signs as, you know, here is somebody that's just a troll. He must be a troll because his personality is so exaggerated and crazy. But then you come to learn that, no, it's most likely that he is just really like that. Now, here's another thing that came to me. Kamala Harris. Who would ever run? Why would the Democratic Party? And I know there was some in and out, you know, there was some alleged tension there, which was projected, right? That they didn't really want to allege it, you know, you've got to say, like, is that a construct? So their voters feel like, oh, they didn't want Kamala Harris, but then, you know. she kind of worked her way in there in order to be the Democratic nominee, which is crazy to believe that. Now, in hindsight, Kamala Harris came off as insane, right? She was like hiring actors in order to take to the observatory to pretend that they were students asking questions. She's mad cackling, you know, just, if you look at that person, you don't want them in charge of anything. So who's the alternative, Donald Trump? It's kind of quite interesting, as in it's almost like a sophisticated con game, where you run out two options, and one is clearly, clearly a defect, right? So it kind of funnels things in that direction. And I'm not saying the 2020 election didn't have its hockey stick graph, but I'm just saying in hindsight it's rather interesting, because what did Donald Trump do? He carried out the exact... agenda of what you would say is the military industrial complex, the deep state, the banking cartels, you know, just 100%. I mean, his foot is on the accelerator for that entity. The World Economic Forum, first thing he'd done is sent people there. I'm sure that's basically the tailored agenda with information collection, data centers, Palantir and all these things are exactly what the World Economic Forum was. You know, these data centers that collect information, not just on Americans, but worldwide. Just all of the information, right? If they are, in fact, data centers, I mean, I don't know at this point, but the, you know, for instance, China was a population of a billion, has about 300 large functioning data centers, and the United States are rolling out thousands and thousands. So, By the way, there are three sections now. There's clown world. It's intermission, or intermission, just to talk about random things, and the other stuff. So I have sectioned this out into three parts. Most of it's politics, obviously, since people like to be kept up to date with that. But here is the thing. So he went crazy on Twitter. But he also did stuff like this. Here is one of his tweets here. in the last 24 hours, so to speak. He posted this to the New York Post, for instance, the man who caught a case, and he's got a screenshot there, of Jew derangement syndrome. It led him down a dark, destructive path, a conservative patriot hero who destroyed his life and committed career suicide, never seen this before, tragic. So that is a screenshot of someone linking to... a New York Post article, but the main point of it is the screenshot itself, which provides the narrative, right? And that's what he posted was that particular screenshot. Think of it, that's the President's the United States, and that something like that could really get someone to harm Tucker Carlson. Think of the power that he has, and he's bullying, basically, from that massive position of power, Tucker Carlson. It's crazy to... It's just so crazy and surreal, actually. Think of it. Tucker, what is Tucker Carlson? Do you think that Tucker Carlson dislikes Jews or whatever the case is? No, he's critical of Israel, the war, right? So let's keep on going here. So here was Glenn Greenwald said this. I love that as Donald Trump, who now accuses people who criticize him and Israel of racism and bigotry. It's an expression of stupid, basically being a hypocrite, and belief is nothing that shapes the rump of the dead end Maga adherents, he says. It's very sad seeing, because I had no a number of people that were big supporters of Donald Trump. Some of them still are kind of, but it's very sad seeing the light just exit their eyes. A lot of them are completely turned around, and they feel betrayed, which is different. It's kind of, obviously it's different. People know that, but when you feel betrayed, it's not like you don't like someone, you start to hate them, okay, which is a different level. It's not like, oh, you know, I feel betrayed, you know, like, I don't know, my husband or wife slept with my best friend or sister or whatever, you start to, it's more than just a feeling of, you know, betrayal, right? It's much deeper than that, okay? It's like, you know, people start sharpening their revenge swords, so to speak, in order to get revenge. I should exaggerate it more, not like just your wife or husband slept with your best friend, but they slept with, you know, I don't know, your mother and father or whatever as well, you know, like a whole string of people, you know, that broke up your complete family unit, you know, and all your friends and everything. It's like a super betrayal. It's like Game of Thrones, as I've often said, the Red Wedding, which most people are familiar with. That is the level of betrayal people feel, because he campaigned. and everything he campaigned on, he did, as I've said, you know, I've always gone about Mirror World, but it's the complete and opposite reverse of everything he said he was going to do. I mean, someone sooner or later needs to create, like, a video list of all the betrayal, because it's quite significant, actually, so they have a lot of Trump supporters that are having to deal with that at the moment. So he went on this... you know, a tirade of posting. Here is, you know, his usual post talking about the New York Times failing, I don't have to get into that, that's really trying to push this idea that the United States is infiltrated by vast sways of communists, right? Which there are communists in the United States, and there's lots of these institutions, you could say, are purely communistic, and of course that's there to some extent. But all of these pushes are largely driven by a means to construct something to distract, right? Against all of these vectors of attack at the administration for rightful reasons, right? Rightful critique. So you've got all these vectors of attack or critique or whatever the case is, and they really need to push out something, such as communism, the transgender issue, which is blowing up once again. Now, you know, you have these clown world here, you know, it's got like 98,000 views, not significant, you know, but a lot of the accounts are talking about transgender issues. I'm not saying these aren't valid, you know, for a valid critique, right? But what I'm saying is to create something that moves and has, you know, like a social speed to it, you have to have real issues, right? But you can artificially pump these up. I mean, if I was running some kind of black propaganda outfit, I could hire people to dress up as trans. I could hire them and then get them to go to some kind of spa or a woman spa, create an argument, a new story, starts covering it, you know, start pushing it out there, and suddenly you are... you are burning other people's time on issues that are non-related to the critique of the administration or the critique of what's going on in this world. You know, for instance, the energy supply of the world is largely blocked up at the moment, right? There are famines, possibly. Well, in the third world country, they're rationing gasoline. There are no doubt going to be some significant problems going forward. You know, so you can construct these things, obviously. I mean, this is all over, people talking about here is Andy No. And I'm not saying, as I said, they're not important issues to talk about. But that's the point. That's why you give it weight and movement. So these are all coming back, as you can see Wall Street Apes, huge account, I think like a million followers. All of these are somewhat extremely large accounts, clown world, and you know, obviously. all talking about these kinds of transgender issues lately. Now, to be fair, Andy No, talks about them all the time, but you can see this really cycling. They want this back into the public consciousness, because they can use it, because Donald Trump can say, I'm going to shut down this, or want to sign something there, which is a meaningful, maybe create some type of meaningful effect, but it's not like he's doing something in relation to, you know, stopping... the war or doing something else. As I said, you might be able to hear that building going on in the background. For instance, here you have this stuff, it's all over the place, Australia, where everyone is kind of pushing this kind of issue again, because they don't want to talk about the war, right? They probably don't want you to talk about or put any political weight on the UK. For instance, When the UK Prime Minister, whatever you think about him, he literally was a communist or a socialist, was part of the Socialist Party in the 80s. Stammer, so he's basically gone, right, he's out the door. But he didn't want to supply, I guess, fighter planes or UK bases. This is on the surface. It's probably not reality behind the scenes. They just, why create an enemy when you don't have to, you can... shower, you can shade it all, right? But that, on the heels of that, they get rid of them, and the new person to enter saying, yeah, let's, this lock and load. So, here is the issue, though, which, of course, as I said, is an important issue. Let's have a look at one classic here, and this is... are women's spaces. It's a place for dancers, for teenagers, mothers, for grandmothers, but is made clear by its owner only for women. We are putting our bodies in these vulnerable positions. We're wearing less clothing. We are prone to wardrobe malfunctions in those positions. Which is why Nomew Whitney says she turned away a transgender woman. Having a biological male in that space just makes you so much more self-conscious. Her business, Queens of Pole at Helensvale, is now being sued for $30,000 in a second. discrimination case raising a lot of questions, what defines a woman. Look, it is extremely grey. This is just proof that gender laws aren't working. Sal Grover has danced this fine line before. The founder of the female-only giggle app is more than a million dollars deep in her own legal battle for refusing a transgender woman. It's not wrong to know what a woman is. It's not wrong to have a woman-only space. The two women... On and on it goes. in this business teaching, they said teenagers how to pole dance. That's the world I tell you. So the pole dance, look, you know, I guess it's fitness, right? It is fitness. Working out your future careers, we're at a strip club maybe. No, but there is a fitness category to it. It's not like ribbon dancing or something, which is, you know, if people want to do whatever they want, who cares? I don't care. but, you know, it's back, the issue, right, and how could you accomplish that? That might be a complete construct in Australia. That's why it's so important for them to create the groups at which keep on pushing the line, right? Because you can keep on distracting people. As I said, these are real issues. So, and they are going on about... The Deep State, remember, another narrative that are talking about that. Now, obviously, there's a deep state. But the Trump administration basically serve it. Now, anyway, this well-known journalist here, who covers the intelligence community, most likely it works for the intelligence community. I don't know, my guess, who knows? But the fact is, is that going on about the deep state? Fair enough. Important topic, right? But what is the deep state? Here's the problem with what's being revealed, okay? You're talking about a state in another state, or, you know, Washington, what they call the permanent class, okay, is largely the deep state, permanent bureaucrats that are there for, like, entire careers, and are linked up, and, you know, they're basically their own mini-country. But the fact is, and that is the narrative, the fact is, it's not a deep state, it's the state in general. We have learned, whether it's the United States, Australia, the UK or whatever, it is just the state is like this. Yes, there is a network of people in the intelligence community behind the scenes. There's banking cartels, but that's beyond that. The banking cartels, no one's making the claim that they're the deep state. They're basically the puppet masters, right? But it's the entire apparatus. It used to be that you think that somebody is operating down the hallway with a special red phone to contact people, you know, villages versus wolves, kind of, you know, parking lot meetings, you know, briefcases going back and forward. No, it's the entire building. The entire building's like that. It is a mechanism, right? Like, you know, that old documentary, the corporation, where they showed that, you know, people might have the best interests or have... what the reality is, there's all kinds of different interests, most of them serving, you know, like the banking cartels or whatever. But the fact is, is this is just everywhere. Right, look at Donald Trump. Did you know, over the last 60 years of his lifespan, he's created nearly all of his wealth in his first term now? You know, it's factors which he has increased his wealth. So, There's a statistical anomaly if you just take us age and divide it up in two years, and then you have this massive, you know, spike, exponential growth curve, really, when he gets into the presidency, that is evidence of something, right? Anyway, they are talking about the deep state. Let's watch a bit of this video here. These records got a lot of attention. They were instant messages sent by a senior FBI official, Nikki Flores, and she talks. about running a shadow government across the FBI at this point. Is there a shadow government? I don't know if people say, I'm part of the, like, wearing their shadow government t -shirts in the building where they're like, I'm part of the shadow government. But there's certainly people who believe that they are the adults in the room, and they're here to make sure that, you know, the political leaders that are in charge, we can't let them do anything too crazy. You know, we're here to make sure we temper their worst Tendencies. Thank you. I think that, in effect, what you have are people who act as a shadow government, whether they…