Episode 001: North Korea, ICE, and Epstein Cannibalism

In this episode, the comrades chat about some popular subjects going around online leftist spaces right now.

In this episode we cover: 

• The latest Amnesty International report claims that North Korea executes teens for watching Squid Game. 
• Epstein Island cannibalism and the history of cannibalism by Euro-American settlers on Turtle Island.
• Liberals plan to defeat ICE by voting Trump out of office. 

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Transcript

SPEAKER_01 0:03

Cappy, what do you got for us today? So uh today we have North Korea executing teens for watching Squid Games reported by Amnesty.

SPEAKER_00 0:12

Amnesty International?

SPEAKER_01 0:13

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 0:13

Okay, no Nerdewell's Amnesty International. Okay, that sounds good. Okay, what else?

SPEAKER_01 0:18

Uh the uh shock that liberals are showing for the cannibalism that supposedly took place on Epstein's Island. That is no good. Liberals do be shocked a lot. Oh, absolutely. And then the third thing is uh voting Trump out of office to uh defeat ICE.

SPEAKER_00 0:32

It's winter time, there's no defeating ice. I don't know. I don't know about that. Okay, so let's see here. Uh okay, vis-a-vis the first thing. I haven't seen anything about this. So North Korea execute teens for watching squid games. Now, there's been a lot of hey made. I've seen in the recently in the last week is that people accusing DPRK of using uh Squid Games as propaganda, right? Saying that they're using it to make South Korea look like a capitalistic hellhole. Yeah. Yeah, I've seen that too. Yeah, and how and how did how exactly does that work when that it's a South Korean TV show?

SPEAKER_01 1:12

Well, I I'm not really sure because apparently uh North Korea had reported on Squid Games in their media, but I searched and I couldn't find anything about it.

SPEAKER_00 1:21

So I don't know if they actually Is this like another Radio Free Asia type thing type deal?

SPEAKER_01 1:26

Well, Radio Free Asia is one of the sources for the execution claim. That's what Amnesty uh it's one of their citations.

SPEAKER_00 1:33

Was it you or MC that went into a deep dive about Amnesty International, or probably the both of you? RAP MC's TikTok account, by the way.

SPEAKER_01 1:42

Yeah, I have one about human rights watch. I did a little video about it. Um, but I believe that MC did do one about Amnesty.

SPEAKER_00 1:50

Yeah, what and what is the what is the claim there about Amnesty International is that it's basically funded by people who are like uh National Endowment for Democracy, USAID, sort of funded journalism, uh UN sort of it's a it's a vector for state propaganda.

SPEAKER_01 2:07

Yeah. I mean they claim to be independent and they say that like it's all individuals who don't, but for instance, uh their former deputy executive director, his name is Frank Sampson. He worked for the uh what is it, the United States Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, and he was also in the State Department. I'm not sure if if they're actually linked to the net or uh how they receive their funding, but regardless, they have U.S. government employees in their ranks, high-ranking members.

SPEAKER_00 2:36

Uh I've seen a i it looks like it's it's fairly just like one-to-one ratio. Amnesty International warns of devastating consequences as abrupt US foreign aid cuts threaten human rights globally. So what do what do we think about this? What is I hate to go on a little sidetrack here, but what do we what do we make uh as as good proper MLs of a comrade Trump working to cut undercut NED and USAID?

SPEAKER_01 2:59

Yeah, it's a good thing. That's a good thing. I know a lot of people were f liberals were freaking out about it, but the these this is soft power. This is a tool of imperialism, no doubt. Hard power. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's yeah.

SPEAKER_00 3:11

It it's literally hard. Money and war is hard power. I think people liberals have deluded themselves into even us when now we talk about these things as like some sort of soft power. No, cutting off food and blockading people from eating is hard power. Yeah, that's literally doing siege, we're doing economic sieges on on countries. This is this was effective uh considered in the early 20th century hard power. The the net. These are this is like this is like nothing short of like declaring war on a these are the type of thing countries go to war over.

SPEAKER_01 3:39

Yeah. Oh, it it is war. And the net is also on the ground in these countries funding various organizations and whatnot.

SPEAKER_00 3:46

Yeah, so what so what is is this just schizophrenia? Is he what is the goal here? Vis like vis-a-vis, like what is the through line with the Trump campaign? Because it seems like just schizophrenic. I don't even know what to make of it.

SPEAKER_01 3:58

Yeah, I mean it's definitely confusing. Uh I mean, I don't know if he thinks that he's gonna be saving some money. You know, the the bourgeoisie is very short-sighted. Mm-hmm. So I I'm I mean, I don't know. I don't know what to make of it. You know, some people are more protectionist than others uh within the ranks of the owning class, but no, it's I have no idea. He's a bad imperialist.

SPEAKER_00 4:19

Yeah, he's not even like I think that he feels that the people who are currently the status quo uh beneficiaries or the people who are currently on the ground with the NED and US uh USAID, I think he it's sort of like the he has more America first sort of Christian identitarian tech feudalist and like an caps, those type of red maga uh type people pissing in his ear that these are somehow like George Soros type of woke meddlers. They don't want the woke meddlers in there because I think they fear imperial boomerang wokeism coming from USAID and NED.

SPEAKER_01 5:05

Yeah, I mean that very well may be it. I'm I'm not sure what to make of it. This whole uh presidency, it's been really weird.

SPEAKER_00 5:11

Yeah, the only thing that we could say as far as a concrete policy or a a clear a clear outcome is going to be a sort of tech feudalism fascist coup domestically. That's what they seem to be doing, breaking the bureaucracy enough so something malignant can grow here domestically.

SPEAKER_01 5:30

Yeah. Well, I think we we f forget as Americans, um, even American Marxists, that there are contradictions within the bourgeoisie. Yeah. You know what I mean? They don't agree on everything, and they have issues with each other. And so I think what we're seeing is not only an intensification of the contradictions between the international bourgeoisie, but also just here at home, between the Democrats and the Republicans.

SPEAKER_00 5:53

I would agree. Okay, so this latest claim North Korea executes teens for watching Squid Games. Do we have that cued up?

SPEAKER_01 5:59

What is the Yeah, so the the the claim was that um some high school students were executed for watching it. Um basically the source of the information is uh uh apparently one interviewee reported hearing from an escape-y family. So it's like someone was interviewed who had heard something from a quote unquote escape-y family and they reported it to uh Amnesty. And then the other source is Radio Free Asia, who apparently separately documented an execution in 2021 for the same thing.

SPEAKER_00 6:33

Which is not even so I've heard there's something, even the claim that somebody was like incarcerated for having pirated copies, or wasn't the old claim that somebody So there's a lot of Squid Games nonsense, which makes sense because that's how they're capturing the westoid imagination. Hey, you know a popular TV show that you like? Totalitarian dictator hates it. Yeah, yeah, exactly. So that's the hook for West Oids to grab their attention. Okay, so I've been seeing longitudinal stuff about Squid Games and Radio Free Asia and everything since its inception, and that that uh I think the first wave started, right, if one recalls, where people were saying that people were getting executed for pirating or distributing or having uh USB uh uh flash drives with the copies of the Squid Game on 'em. Do you recall that? Uh yeah, yeah, I do, yeah. And that was all like there's nothing that we know that can verify any of that?

SPEAKER_01 7:26

No, again, all of these are always based on like an interview with an escapee or South Korean intelligence, and even when South Korean intelligence cites a source, it's usually like an unknown source from Pyongyang. That's how you you get caught in this cycle of trying to track down the primary source to get the evidence, and you always find your way back at some unverifiable, dubious source almost every time.

SPEAKER_00 7:52

Yeah. And even when they are named, they're like people who are ID'd or tagged as having been beneficiaries of South Korean money. Oh, yeah. For, you know, spilling their guts. What is that program? I see I saw a Madeline Pendleton post that they like elaborated the mechanism by which they get these people who want to defect and or migrate to South Korea for whatever reason. They sort of isolate them and keep them talking until they say things that they want to hear, akin to like a black side interrogation.

SPEAKER_01 8:21

Yeah, I'm not sure what the name of the program is, uh, but they they do do that. And if you don't comply with that, the um South Korean intelligence will stalk you and make your life a living hell, or you could end up in jail. We'll just throw you in jail for it.

SPEAKER_00 8:35

Sounds like some sort sort of dictatorial totalitarian regime going on there in South in South Korea. Uh absolutely.

SPEAKER_01 8:42

For all intents and purposes, South Korea is a fascist state.

SPEAKER_00 8:46

Yeah. Definitely a militarized, it's definitely a military dictatorship, right?

SPEAKER_01 8:50

Yeah, absolutely. I mean, I heard that they I have to confirm it, but I've heard that they've recently lightened up on their national security law. But that national security law is insane. I mean, uh f not not even just communists. If you're a uh trade unionist or some, you know, light liberal left, you know, pro-worker type person, they'll throw you in jail.

SPEAKER_00 9:10

Yeah, it's the Republic of Samsung. Yeah. So I wonder what those foreign like foreign, what does their government even look at? It look like. Is it just like uh uh when they have their like staff meetings or whatever, what I don't even know the structure of the South Korean government. Is it just like five mil uh five American military generals in a room with a couple representatives of Samsung and then what some elected bureaucrats?

SPEAKER_01 9:32

Yeah, I mean I'm not even 100% sure, but that doesn't even sound far-fetched because it is uh it is basically a US military base. It's not a sovereign country by any means.

SPEAKER_00 9:43

Did you see that Tucker I posted a clip in my Discord, the Globoid TV Discord, not the Red Army Capoa Discord, which you can find by messaging Tik uh Cappy on TikTok or visiting uh the link or you visiting mine uh my Linktree at uh linktree.com slash Globoid TV, and they can get to yours by messaging you messaging messaging you via one of your lives, is that correct? Yeah, absolutely. A hundred percent. So in my uh in my in my uh politics channel in the Discord, I had posted a clip of all people, Tucker Carlson saying that did you see that clip? Uh I don't know how recent it was, of him saying that in a hundred years in the future, the only people left are gonna be the DPRK.

SPEAKER_01 10:24

Yeah, yeah, because of their birth rates. They're they like um are significantly higher than the South.

SPEAKER_00 10:30

Yeah. Yep. Yeah, and they said they likened it. He's like, so what does this say about the system we live in when the cut and paste of the Stalin model is uh replacing itself at a sufficient rate so as to exist in the future, whereas the cut and paste model of the West, which I think is very telling that he's calling that a the cut and paste model of the West, which is low-key based. Yeah, yeah, low low-key based Tucker. I don't know what he's I don't know what he's aiming at here, but I was like, fucking based. Fucking literally true. Uh and he's saying, whereas the cut and paste model of America and the South is flailing and not even fucking enough to reproduce each other or reproduce itself, it's like goddamn comrade Tucker, what is he doing? I don't I don't understand.

SPEAKER_01 11:11

No, it's wild. I mean, every now and again he does say something that I'm like, wow, based.

SPEAKER_00 11:16

Like Yeah, I don't know what I don't know what he's angling for there. And I wonder and I wonder how schizo that makes the people in his audience.

SPEAKER_01 11:25

Yeah, no, I well, it's interesting because uh the reason why he got fired from Fox, right, was I I believe because of his take on the the Ukraine war, which most Republicans are very much pro-Ukraine. And in fact, I work with a Ukrainian guy and he followed Tucker still. Like I guess it didn't bother him enough to like abandon him, but um you know he he followed him off of Fox to I don't even know what Tucker does now, but I think he's just on Twitter.

SPEAKER_00 11:56

Oh really? He's like with Alex Jones on Twitter, yeah. Uh let me look here. Why was Tucker I'm not I'm not really I it's in one ear. Why was Tucker fired from Fox? What is the rationale? Uh oh, Dominion Voting Systems, yes. The duh uh uh Tucker Carlson was fired from Fox News April 2023, primarily due to fallout from the Dominion Voting Systems defamation lawsuit, uh, which revealed offensive private messages along with toxic workplace lawsuit from a former producer. His departure was spurred by revelations of him disparaging management, using crude language, increasing uh increasing extreme and controversial content, all of which became liabilities for the the network. But I don't think that he was fired for his saying white replacement theory and everything but name. Yeah. I don't think he was fired for that. The sexual harassment thing wasn't so I don't think that's a uh deal breaker for Fox News. Uh yeah. You know what I mean? I think that it was pri I think it was primarily uh for the Dominion voting system because that was an act of lawsuit and they did get dinged. Discovery in the 787.5 million Dominion defamation case revealed messages where Carlson used vulgar terms for executives, mocked uh network leadership, and privately expressed views on the 2020 election that contradicted his on-air rhetoric. Uh far right inflammatory rhetoric, including the great replacement theory and content, uh defending the January 6th Capitol Riot. Who no, that would not have gotten them fired. They don't care about that. But I think it was just to lower their liability and exposure vis-a-vis the Dominion voting system suit, I would guess. I get you. I stand corrected then. Uh the as far as the Ukraine thing, I think that their whole line was uh I think Trump was basically end the war, right? Uh yeah. Well he's I think that they were they I think that they were aligned with Trump and MAGA as far as saying that this was just a NATO fuck NATO, yeah, whatever. Uh also accidentally based Republicans question mark. It was supposed to be on day one, though. Yeah, uh true. I I don't know, I and I don't think that they are doing it from a based anti-American campus position, which all MLs know is the intuitively ontologically correct position. I don't care. Theory nerds fucking uh whine and moan on uh ontologically correct position as being an anti-US imperialist campus. But um, so yeah, I don't know, I don't I don't I don't know uh about that, but I think that he was pretty much holding that party line uh vis-a-vis uh MAGA and specifically about like not wanting to give more money to NATO and or pay Ukraine, uh which which made everybody on the uh all the leftoids basically call Trump a Russian asset.

SPEAKER_01 14:31

Yeah, yeah. Oh yeah, yeah. Still dealing with people saying that all the time, too.

SPEAKER_00 14:36

Um okay, so we have that. Um so we have the that and that was a long tangent uh in the way of talking about South Korea uh being uh basically a vassal state to the United States, being uh being a bunch of generals in a trench coat along with the Republic of Samsung, and that all of these West uh the South Korean westoid brain people couldn't even fuck to save their life. Yeah that's that's where we're that's where we're at, basically. What a tangent. So no doubt. Yes, that was quite the tangent there. Uh so North Korea executes teens for watching Squid Games. What is this what is this story? Um it's so basically it's testimony, it's just testimony from somebody who's a supposed quote unquote fleeing family. Well, how could they flee if they're dead?

SPEAKER_01 15:23

Yeah, and it's not even a testimony from them, it's from somebody who heard from the family. Um, or it's like an escapee with family connections in uh Yang Yang province. Um and the story's not like anything super long or in-depth, it's just high school students were executed for watching squid games. I think it said publicly executed, and they forced other students to watch the public execution as to scare them. That's basically the whole story. It's oh I I I see people bringing it up on my live streams. Uh I've seen people talking about it on Reddit. So it it did pick up traction. Um and it's just being passed around as a you know, it's it's a catch all. Oh, North Korea is bad. They execute people for watching Squid Games, you know.

SPEAKER_00 16:07

So what are the left words saying? Uh North Korea, eight days ago, February 4th, 2026, accept cookies. North Korea teenagers executed for watching Squid Game as regime wages war on K-drama and K-pop. Okay, people in North Korea, including schoolchildren, are being publicly executed, sent to labor camps, and subjected uh to brutal humiliation for watching South Korean television shows or listening to K-pop, according to new testimonies gathered by Amnesty International. Uh North Koreans who fled the country told Amnesty that watching globally popular South Korean drama such as including Crash Landing on You, Descendants of the Sun, and Squid Game, or listening to South Korean pop music can lead to the most extreme punishments, including death. Those without money or connections face the harshest consequences. Interviewees described a climate of fear in which South Korean culture is treated as a serious crime. It is. It is, and if they were killing people for this, it's good. You know what? Base, base Kim Jong-un. I'm gonna go on record. First of all, I'm not like one of these mealy, mm-hmm mealy mouth hand-wringing liberals, Cappy. I tell you what, if somebody, if a good and proper duly elected leader wants to whack people out for watching South Korean slop, I say good on them. That is my official position, and I don't care. I don't care who hears it. What do you think about it? Cappy, and then if you agree, go ahead and talk to me again. Go ahead and Red Army Keppaber at red armyca bearer.blogspot.com and TikTok.com slash at Red ArmyCapabara wholeheartedly agrees. Listen to him, he'll say it right now. You're putting me on the spot now, Chloe. Do you see that ringing endorsement of everything I just said? Okay, interview ringing, I'll dub it in later. Interviewees describe the climate if you're okay. Sarah Brooks, Amnesty International's deputy regional director, said, quote, these testimonies show how North Korea is enforcing dystopian laws that could mean watching this. Sounds like a TV show in itself. Enforcing dystopian laws that would mean watching a South Korean TV show can cost you your life unless you can afford to pay. Quote, the authorities criminalize access to information. Oh, I I'm noticing. Oh, that do thine eyes notice a thing? They're using the anglicized version of criminalize here with an S. Oh yeah. And an Angloid wrote this. Oh, probably they're always writing. Fruit of the poison tree. First of all, they should put the I think there should be a warning at the top of at the top of articles warning you that an Angloid Britbonger wrote it. I'm with you, yeah, absolutely. This is just colonial agit prop. Yeah. No, 100%. 100%. The the authorities criminalized with an S. Suspicious. Access to information in violation of international law then allow officials to profit off those fearing punishment. What do they think this is? America? This is repression layered with corruption, and it most it most devastates those without wealth or connections. Yeah, the DP the communist DPRK is always pinging the fucking the proletariat.

SPEAKER_01 19:08

They always those poor poor proletariat in that in that communist country. They always do that. They always try and make it seem like, you know, um the wealthy families uh you know have it so you know so much better. And if you're not wealthy, then you know, like for instance, when you talk about people who leave the DPRK and you look at the national statistics from China or Russia, people are like, oh, that's just the wealthy families, it's just the party members.

SPEAKER_00 19:34

And uh I don't know how that works, but I know that generally everything I've seen indicates that uh every every metric, every quality of life metric, happiness, everything, happiness with government, everything is pretty much peak, DPRK and China, and especially with DPRK, the only issue is is uh sanctions and uh embargoes. I don't know the difference in between a sanction and an embargo. Do you know do you can you expositionally riff on that?

SPEAKER_01 20:00

I would I would say that an embargo is a sanction, right? It's uh it's um I don't know it necessarily because an embar like the embargo on Cuba was originally started with a blockade. You know what I mean? Um now that I do know one difference between the DPRK and like Cuba or other countries that are sanctioned or embargoed is that um the DPRKs are international. So it's a violation of international law to skirt the sanctions. Whereas with Cuba, if you're willing to take a hit and lose access to the US marketplace for a bit, you can still legally, by international law, do business with Cuba.

SPEAKER_00 20:40

Um Yeah, I know that they have some things like you can't if uh if a tanker or a ship or a freight cargo if a cargo freighter lands in Cuba, they can't land on an uh a continental port for a hundred days or something.

SPEAKER_01 20:55

Yeah. Well it looks like uh an embargo is a more uh it's w considered one of the most extreme forms of economic sanction. It's a hard power, it's a hard power move. Yeah, absolutely. It's it's as uh uh govfacts.org says, it's the uh the most powerful diplomatic weapon.

SPEAKER_00 21:16

Yeah. I mean, other yes. Okay, so uh executions linked to popular South Korean. We have to wrap this one up, this segment up a little bit here. We're already hitting uh 24 minutes. Cappy, we just love gabbing about the DPRK. Oh, we do. Interview, we say that newer South Korean content was reaching North Korea faster than in previous decades. They mentioned popular South Korean dramas from the 2010s, including Crash Landing on You, noted for its North Korean setting, The Descendants of the Sun, which features military themes. One interviewee reported hearing an escape with family connections in Yang Yang Gang Yang province that people, including high school students, were executed for watching Squid Game. So one interviewee reported hearing from an escape family that other people were executed. Secured for a squid. So this is three three degrees of separation for a testimonial?

SPEAKER_01 22:04

Isn't that insane? And people will just run with that and cite that as like their the con they act like it's concrete evidence. Like you know, it's the final word. It's like I nothing was proved to me.

SPEAKER_00 22:16

Once people have manufactured consent to and sort of uh given uh Amnesty International through press, how do they manufacture consent or support for this? Because Amnesty International, is it just the naming convention? Amnesty International, it sounds like a very neutral international organization. I think people are very much inclined to think that is like sort of a neutral organization, much like the Red Cross, which as we know is also used for Imperial gain, uh um uh imperial gain, imperial profits, imperial hegemony. We understand that these are just mechanisms of hard power. Yeah. But why is it that Amnesty International seems like such a reliable source for these soft as baby shit leftoids?

SPEAKER_01 22:59

Well, it's a non-governmental organization, right? And it's it's it doesn't accept they claim not to accept funding from governments, right? And it's a human rights organization. Why would the human rights organization lie to you, right? They have the best interests of everybody at heart. They're good people. You know what I mean? It's that sort of thought. Same with human rights watch. People don't question it, they just go, What are you crazy? It's a human rights organization. Why would they lie?

SPEAKER_00 23:25

I heard from some uh high school students, from people with family connections, from an escape, that uh uh Amnesty Interac uh International is actually a human wrongs organization. Well that must be true then. It must be true. I think they're actually I think there are human wrongs. I don't know.

SPEAKER_01 23:42

Just my gut feeling. Why would someone lie to someone and then lie to you about that? You know?

SPEAKER_00 23:48

The triple hearsay the triple hearsay is always true. Yeah, oh absolutely. Especially vis-a-vis human wrongs. Uh okay, so I don't know. I tried to people sell their houses to get out of camps. Oh my god, everyone's a camp. They educate, brainwash. Okay, I don't even care. Have you what have you have you seen uh leftoids go after MC and or Madeline Pendleton about this recently? I mean because normally the Madeline Pendleton is on a live, they say, actually DP K DPRK isn't that bad, and then a bunch of liberals get their panties in a wad, and then they start at tagging them, talking about they're literally killing South Koreans? Question mark, look. And then they they do a cursory web search and Google Gemini points them to an article like this, and then they search it, and then they've they found the hidden the cheat code. Look, international org says I'm right, and Madeline Pendleton is wrong.

SPEAKER_01 24:35

Oh yeah. No, I mean it like uh you know MC's been gone for a bit, so I stopped seeing stuff about them, but uh Madeline gets brought up in my live streams. People ask me, you know, how do you feel about Madeline? Or they're just straight talking shit on them. Um and it's pretty frequent. It it's at least once or twice a week during my lives, uh Madeline Pendleton gets brought into it.

SPEAKER_00 24:55

Madeline Pendleton, as far as for it's oh it's bizarre, they seem like a kind of a glitch where they are so popular online and yet they are so consistent with like base takes. Oh yeah. Yeah. It is a very weird thing because not only that, but they were doing a calculus and in supporting they they stay well within the periphery of their was it the Peace and Freedom Party in San Diego or San Diego, in California. I think that's the name of it, yeah. And that that that runs like PSL candidates and runs other candidates out there. Yeah, it might be the Peace and Freedom Party. Something like that. Something like that. So I think that what they're they are doing a little bit of calculus while staying within the periphery of some uh heretoforth uh I'm I'm presuming that because they do seem guarded on certain topics and they don't jump out there. They are not just saying, they're not like you or me, you were just kind of unfettered and just saying stuff. And yet what they do see what they do say when they do speak out on topics is pretty based. Oh yeah. Which leads me to believe that if they were unrestrained and not which means they're exactly the type of person that the liberals would like because they are comporting their speech so as to make their uh preferred political candidate more viable. Yeah. To to to participate in electoralism slash reformism. They're exactly the type of fucking leftist communists that liberals say that they want.

SPEAKER_01 26:25

Yeah. But they they don't though. They hate Madeline Pendleton. I see so much Madeline hate. It's it's insane.

SPEAKER_00 26:32

Right. Whereas me or you kind of fly under the radar with them just because we're cool fucking guys who are entertaining. Yeah, yeah. So we fly under the radar, we don't get called all kinds of drain, chill, this, that, the other thing. Well, well, maybe you do, I don't know.

SPEAKER_01 26:46

I lately it's been picking up. I, you know, again, uh, I think, you know, not you, but some of the moderators in my live have blocked a couple people, so it wasn't until today when I was on my second account that I came across some stuff about me.

SPEAKER_00 26:59

Oh, it is interesting that when you block someone in a live, I just want to block them in a live. I was looking through one of the other accounts where I was looking at who I actually have blocked, and only one or two were people that I came across in my FYP and just didn't want associated with, or I didn't want them like looking on my page or whatever. But the overwhelmingly like a hundred people were blocked. I'm like, damn, I was blocking this many people in lives.

SPEAKER_01 27:21

Yeah. Yeah, it ha that's crazy. So I came across some some hate today of calling me a Uyghur genocide denier and another edit, you know, with some fascist imagery in it, pretty much saying fascists mog me or whatever, whatever nonsense. The thing about that is that fascists never really mog anybody, though, right? No, they don't mog anybody.

SPEAKER_00 27:41

They they really, really kind of don't. Even in what's that is what is that famous Nazi propaganda film where it's like uh it's uh them and they're all lined up and it's like uh big, it's like at a big march or whatever. Like famously they had to move a lot of people around because so many of the Nazis were like pasty doughboys, their guts protruding. Yeah, the the the Europe the European documentary, Europa or whatever that is. I don't know what it was a famous Nazi propaganda film. I think it was an internal one, but they definitely had to do a little, they had to do a little B roll, they had to do some change change some of the background acting uh actors around a little bit, put the pudgy soldiers in the back because Nazi boy uh Nazi boys are famously unaesthetic, unmoggable dough boys. Pacey can't even probably low T, low T high cortisol, bro. These fucking these that's why these all these Nazis are on the black pill. I've never even heard that. They're not aesthetic. Uh what uh oh that yeah, it's yeah, the the original documentary was uh it was directed by a woman. And uh what is thought to be, I guess the finished product is pretty good because it does strike a very uh very striking imperial sort of propaganda, right? But to get those, they had to move people around and put the put the the the more attractive Nazis in front. Oh, that's kind of funny. And that makes sense back in the day. Uh military standards, they were not, they were probably not as rigidly a militarized power as like the United States that has like a bigger pool of people to get more fit people into the military to start with. Yeah, yeah. Kind of makes sense early. Yeah, yeah. Anyways, yeah, Nazis can't mock anybody is a long way of saying that way. And it's always been that case. They've always been unfuckable. Yeah, they've always been unfuckable little fucking weirdos. I agree. But uh, okay, so we have that. Uh so fucking South Korea up to some lies, uh uh Amnesty International, just an appendage of uh imperialism, and uh uh people people in North Korea are probably actually given extra rations for watching Squid Games. That's what that's that's my takeaway of it, you know. Okay, so then we also have uh leftoids talking about voting Trump out of office will defeat ICE.

SPEAKER_01 29:56

I was gonna say that, and that's not really anything too new, but you know, over the last couple weeks as the um the whole uh the protests against ICE and stuff like that intensify, people really seem to think that um oh, you know, we could just vote them out. It goes so far as to people uh suggesting that there should be no sort of uh violent reaction of any sort towards ice, because if uh if we do that, Trump will uh hold on to power more, you know, by declaring a state of emergency and this, that, and the other thing.

SPEAKER_00 30:27

I don't know what to think of people and people who think that uh calling to abolish ice is some sort of extreme position when ICE was not in existence be when you and I were born, yeah, is a new appendage, it is a new government organization, it is a new branch, it is a new it is a new governmental organization uh under homeland security, I think, isn't it? I believe it is. It used to be uh INS, right? Immigration and naturalization, I don't know, services, I don't know. That used to be the meme INS agents, uh La Migra, then San Diego is what we used to hear. Now it's ICE, but ICE is sort of like the military analog of those or whatever, but it's a new thing. So like I can very much imagine it just going back to being INS. I don't know why we needed a shock troops to you know get to clear out Home Depot parking lots. And I don't even know. This is one of those bizarre things because if if the capitalists have their druthers, they would have an infinite supply of uh cheaper, uh cheaper undocumented workers to employ. If they neoliberals love undocumented workers, so I don't know who this is this is this is part of the contradictions in the bourgeoisie that you were talking about.

SPEAKER_01 31:40

Oh, yeah, definitely. Uh it looks like um ICE came into being March 1st of 2003. I was just curious about that, so I looked it up. Because I know during the Obama administration, I mean he he deported some 3.1 million people, uh, which liberals are very quiet about that, you know.

SPEAKER_00 31:57

Um Yeah, they accuse you of being a wrecker for bringing it up, or some that you're being disingenuous or intellectually dishonest. Like, no, dog, Democrats have traditionally always been worse. Yeah, yeah. I don't know what do you mean? Because Democrats were often associated more with labor unions, and labor unions were a very anti-immigrant. Oh, yeah, yeah, definitely. Absolutely. And it was it was the Republicans who've always been trying to dissolve the type of organizations governmentally that would hold them accountable for hiring undocumented. Yeah. So low-key, like for instance, my father was uh in construction and uh whatever, it was a standard practice to go down to Home Depot and pick up workers. That was a thing that he did, and every Republican business owner that that is a thing that they do. They all they all have undocumented like nannies, landscapers, this, that, the other thing. They're much, I think, much more even than the Democrats, much more than the the leftoids.

SPEAKER_01 32:53

Trump used a shit ton of immigrant labor to build multiple different things, you know what I mean. For years he did that.

SPEAKER_00 33:01

So um Yeah, and and then even even the even the uh documented uh construction workers and crews or whatever, he didn't even pay. No. Like famously, it's impossible to get Trump to pay.

SPEAKER_01 33:14

Oh, yeah, yeah, no. Uh he's pretty hated by people who actually know their shit who are in unions and stuff like that, and do like labor in New York City and stuff because he is a scumbag.

SPEAKER_00 33:24

Yeah.

SPEAKER_01 33:24

But no, I think it's it's goofy because the the way that liberals are talking about this is it's as if Trump inv invent which like I'll agree there's definitely been an intensification of of the policies regarding ICE, but this is just a continuation of the policies of Obama and um Biden, you know what I mean? It's um you know, we like to change the names of things, you know. Between Trump's first administration and then the Biden administration, they stopped calling um you know the detention facilities detention facilities and started calling them, I quote, overflow facilities, you know what I mean? Right. Lighten the language of it.

SPEAKER_00 34:03

Yeah, they put AC units in some of them.

SPEAKER_01 34:06

Yeah, right, yeah, exactly. It's it's um and again, you know, liberals will just close their eyes, plug their ears, and you know, blah, blah, blah, blah. You know.

SPEAKER_00 34:15

I don't think that they realize how bad those are because if you look at those detention facilities, they are literally like concentration camps. They're chicken wire enclosures with them on those medical uh with those metal foil emergency blankets laying on the ground with no TV, no enrichment, no books, no nothing.

SPEAKER_01 34:32

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 34:32

It's literally like administrative segregation in in a in a prison. It is worse because those people get enrichment, they get yard time, they get this, they get that, they have books, there's organizations looking to help them. The migrant camps are worse than American jails and American prisons. They're terrible.

SPEAKER_01 34:50

Absolutely. I mean, when you look at the pictures, you they're they're small little warehouses that look like they're made out of tin. Like you said, fencing on the inside and stuff, the little the little tinfoil fucking sleeping bag essentially. Yeah. Where the hell are the showers? Yeah. People shower, can they get exercise? Like you said, there's no reading, there's nothing, it's crazy.

SPEAKER_00 35:09

Yeah, there's no it's literally like MK Ultra detention Guantanamo black site treatment. Yeah. One of these things, so I do I do more conspiracy posting on my other stuff. However, one of the valid takeaways from the MKUltra program was administer administrative segregation in prisons and the technology by which they would rapidly make people dissociate in black sites. And when I look at the fruits of the MK Ultra program, you have to include the migrant overflow facilities. They are 100% MKUltra in those people to give an instill a sense of learned helplessness, to dissociate them, to disconnect them, they jump them out of state, they disappear them, they're in administrative like liminals spaces, black holes. People don't even know where people are. They do everything they can to bury these people, hide them, and then in the place where they're buried to make them basically go insane in a room with nothing to do all day. Yeah. Which is the worst out of everything.

SPEAKER_01 36:10

You're like literally in purgatory or limbo. Yeah, I mean, being in one of these uh concentration camps is torture in and of itself. And and God only knows how many of those people have died, and that it doesn't get reported. We don't know about it.

SPEAKER_00 36:22

Yeah, somebody just uh somebody just posted, I think it was uh Nico who only cares about immigrants who are from Ireland, posted something in my Discord earlier about an Irish fucking Nico, really very problematic. Uh wait until she hears that. Nico only cares about Irish immigrants, typical. A Bostonian guy who's been here for like 20 years, moved to El Paso, so he was like living in El Paso or uh Boston, had a green card, construction company apparently overstayed it, was married to a citizen, and was in the process of getting legal, ripped away from his job and brought to El Paso, like cross so like I don't know how many lines, like 15 states over to another facility in El Paso that's very close to the Mexican border, i.e., what implicating what uh inferring what that he's going to be moved to Mexico or something? Why does he need to be at the southern border? Are they gonna move him to El Salvador or some shit? Wow, that's fucking insane. That's another whole crazy thing. Yeah. The the extra legal rendition of people to those uh ultra, ultra max security prisons. First of all, the the conditions in those El Salvadorian prisons are literally, I don't even know what to describe, they're torturous. Yeah, they have like five foot deep bunks, like five bunks of five bunk beds in a room stacked with them where they keep the lights on all day, there's compulsory labor. They're they're I think that they're only allowed to wear boxers.

SPEAKER_01 37:54

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 37:55

I don't ever see them in jumpsuits, they're only in boxers and like socks and sandals. It's like, holy shit. Absolutely abominable conditions, and it's just sort of like you have no like what do they even do all day other than pick on people?

SPEAKER_01 38:06

Yeah, and then and then here, you know, uh here in my everyday life, these motherfuckers, Americans are out here talking about, oh, what about North Korean labor camps? Like, yo, look at your own fucking country for one minute. Like like, I mean, this is insane what we're talking about right now, but people are so focused on what's going on here and there, and they're not focused on what's going on in their own country. That's crazy.

SPEAKER_00 38:31

Yeah, none of these corporations, none of these corporations uh could be money making money hand over fist like they're making without the cooperation of these for-profit prisons. Yeah, and by for-profit prisons, I'm not even talking about just private prisons. Most people are not in private prisons, most people are in state-run prisons, and those state-run prisons are just as capitalized as the private ones.

SPEAKER_01 38:50

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 38:51

People have drawn this arbitrarily arbitrary line, like no, it's only private prisons that are. No, all of these prisons are isolated, self-contained, money-making warehouses. Yeah, they grow their own food, they make their own products, they buy in, they they print textiles, they make they do printing. They are all manufacturing powerhouses. Yeah, they all do stuff, they they print stuff for for corporations, they provide printing services, they do teleconferencing, troubleshooting, customer service, online aid. I mean, there's bays of computers where inmates are working at them, tacking uh, you know, uh uh doing keyboard warrior stuff so as to compete with like the Philippines and Bangladesh. Oh, yeah, yeah, definitely. It's crazy. Yeah, so I mean, yeah, all that uh death camp stuff is kind of like brother, every prison in America is a death camp if you have a life sentence. People go there to die. Oh yeah. Like what do you like? What do you mean? Yeah. Uh so there's that. Okay. Uh voting Trump out of office will defeat IC. Just to put a cap on this one, I just want to say that uh regarding that. No, and the Democrats, I my prediction is what date it is, it is the 11th of February, 2026, at 3 46 p.m. And I'm saying this now. Cappy, are you listening? Are your ears up? Are you are your eardrums, are your are your eardrums uh hearing the reverberations of the frequencies traveling from my mic to this mouth uh through from my mouth to through this mic, through Discord, uh modulating across Jeff Bezos internet, coming out of your PC and into your earbuds. Are you hearing me? I'm hearing ya. Okay. The Democrats will raise funding for iCE the first time, the first chance they get. Yep. They will raise fund, they will increase federal spending for ice. Someone's gotta clip that. Clip it. Clip it so we can remember. Let's put money on it. Their first at bat, they will incre their first budget meeting, they will do a line item increase to to combat uh inflationary uh loss of spending power. Right? That's like a typical thing. They will do an X percent, it'll be like, I don't know, a six or seven percent increase in federal funding for ICE to offset the the how much less the dollar is worth that that that year or that quarter, whatever it is. Yeah. Let alone not only will they not cut it, it'll be considered a cut if they keep it the same. But they won't do that because they don't want to own the equity of being soft on immigration because they're battling phantoms and specters about uh wanting quote unquote open borders or whatever nonsense. Yeah, yeah. So they won't do that. They will kowtow to uh uh right wing quote unquote independence and everything else, and they will a hundred percent increase line item spending on as a counterinflationary a counterinflationary increase on ice, a hundred percent. No, the ICE uh Democrats voting Trump out of office will do nothing to abolish ice, only campaigning to abolish ice will abolish ice, and then it'll fall on deaf ears with the Democrats because they don't work for you. Yep. You heard it here, folks. That's it. That's that's a prediction. And Cappy, what are your thoughts on that?

SPEAKER_01 41:58

Uh no, you're probably right. Yeah, I mean, you're probably right. I mean, I guess we'll have to see, but uh again, that it's it's not like ICE did ICE existed during the Obama administration. They deported 3.1 million people. That's uh far more than what Trump has managed to do so far. Trump may very well surpass that, but uh he hasn't yet. I mean, this has been going on the whole time. You know what I mean?

SPEAKER_00 42:20

Um I think that uh the Democrats what they'll say is, yeah, but we'll have it we'll we'll get them to take the masks off again. Well they'll reform.

SPEAKER_01 42:27

They want to do reform, right? But you can't reform the fucking SS. You can't reform the fucking Gestapo, you know what I mean? Like it's SS Waffen, SS Waffenized. Let's just re- Yeah, that's what that's what you know, Stalin didn't uh overthrow Hitler in in a war. He he reformed him, right? That's what they want to do.

SPEAKER_00 42:45

Well, you know, he might have been a very he might have been a very a very good Argentinian citizen. I don't know. I don't know about uh Hitler's later years. He might very well have been. I know he had a very I he had a very Jeffrey Epstein-like a Boys from Brazil program going on with Mengala. I saw it in a movie. Oh yeah. So, you know, he could have been he could have been a very reformed guy. But uh yeah, I I would I would I would think that uh if and when the Democrats ever seize power again, which they shouldn't, they should be broken on the wheel and uh give rise to various competitive fucking quote unquote leftist things like Green Party and other things. PSL Green Party should come into some kind of ascendancy, a labor move a labor party, a green party, uh at the very least, maybe even a progressive Christian party, I think, is very likely for America, similar to like Spain or like Italy or something. Yeah, what's it? Something something like uh and also and also a right wing Christian. That's that's how fascism will it'll be like a Nick Fuentes party. If the Democrats and the Republicans were split up by some kind of decree made illegal or something, what would what would Hello? Can you hear me?

SPEAKER_01 43:50

Yeah, yeah, I'm sorry. I guess my internet connection got interrupted. It's it's the Mossad.

SPEAKER_00 43:55

It's a C I it was Massad. Yeah, C I A NSA, yeah. L G B D Q D P R K again. Yeah. Okay. Anyways. Ah shit. I forgot what I was saying. It doesn't matter. Yeah, you'll see a Christian right nationalist party. You will see and and effectively most of the Democrats will be will form most of the Democrats as they are now will form some sort of novel Republican Party. They're just hardline corporate capitalists. I mean, there's no way to call that anything other than right wing.

SPEAKER_01 44:31

They are. Yeah, no, they are right wing. I mean, like they would they would support a fascist movement if it was within their interest to do so, no doubt about it. You know what I mean?

SPEAKER_00 44:41

And it is, and they do. And you know, I I think a lot of people get bamboozled by the fact they're like, well, they're not saying that they're they they don't say they say that they're anti fascist. I'm like, they say that and then they do another thing. Yeah. Yeah. Like you're still getting bam like people are still getting bamboozled by campaign speeches. Yep. Like I like, bro. Well, their official pol I'm like, I don't care about their official policy. Let's look at their official actions. Their official actions are voting with Trump and Republicans as often as they can get away with. Sure, yeah. That's what they do. That's what the Democrats do. The Democrats help out the Republicans whenever they can. That's what they do. That is their output. I don't care what they say when they're at the podium.

SPEAKER_01 45:17

Yeah. No, absolutely. I mean, you know, uh, anti-fascists who uh, you know, uh during the Obama administration led the NATO intervention in Libya to overthrow a socialist country. Very anti-fascist.

SPEAKER_00 45:30

Okay, so that's fine. And then also in summation, here we have a couple minutes left here. Did we want to talk about Epstein Island cannibalism shock?

SPEAKER_01 45:37

Yeah, yeah. I um a lot of people were shocked about that when the files first got dropped, and I was uh talking to a uh comrade at work about it, and um you know, he was like, I'm not shocked. And so we were talking about it, but I started to look into it a bit after that because it's actually not shocking when you study America's past. Um so for instance, according to like the National African American Reparations Committee, and there's tons of historians who have talked about it as well, it was not uncommon for white slave owners to literally eat their slaves.

SPEAKER_00 46:09

That was very common. Not only that, there was also, if you look at the starting way back earlier than that, in the crusades, right? They were eating the Saracens, right?

SPEAKER_01 46:18

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 46:19

Whatever they call the Islamic, whatever Muslim, whatever in North Africa or whatever, they were they were incredibly accusations. They were like bragging about they the the the Christian crusaders ate people. Yeah, oh yeah. They fucking descended from Europe and were eating people as a form of social dominionism. To to as a form of like uh uh what's it called, uh a war crime to shock and instill fear. They were literally eating their opponents.

SPEAKER_01 46:45

Yeah, no, yeah. Um yeah, it's actually not uncommon. I know people would be like, oh, but that was a long time ago, but uh African slaves were being cannibalized from the 16th up through the 19th century, and it occurred on like the ships uh to feed the crews and to feed other slaves. They did it during raids. Um and like I had mentioned to you earlier, they made uh you know uh slaves into furniture, like Nat Turner. Um Nat Turner led like the the most violent and probably you know one of the biggest slave revolts that we know of. Um they used his flesh and bones to make trophies and purses and stuff like that. So when I heard, you know, oh the you know, the billionaires, right, the owning class are eating babies, it's not really that shocking.

SPEAKER_00 47:34

Yeah. Three things on three things on that off the top of my head before we wrap up here. Number one, the settlers weren't told the real history of how horrific human chattel slavery was. Yeah. Right? Number one, they have a nerfed we are Israel plus 200 years, we were never told of how vile and disgusting the the dominion we tried to exert over the natural people of the earth and the natural inhabitants of Turbo Turtle Island and the unwilling, non-consenting victims of human trafficking who came here and made to do, build this country for no money and then were cannibalized and eaten, whatever, da da da. First of all, they they were never really taught that thing. They were never taught that. Uh number two, these these fucking uh leftoid, marxoid, settler, settler, whatever, waxing shock about it and uh waxing outrage about the f the implication and inference that some they are alluding to eating people in some of these emails are only shocked now because they're talking about white girls. Yeah, absolutely. It's the inference that it is white people getting eaten, number one. So it's it's again things are only a problem when it's affecting your you know majority culture group, number one. And number three, I'm not even sure that people are fucking anybody's eating anybody. He didn't say I'm eating people. There's inferences sometimes to like there's a couple shocking images from like there seem like shit posty Facebook type edits your fucking weird uncle might send you about like a dude on a cutting board. Have you seen that? The turkey board, there's a cutting board with two turkeys on the end, and then there's a that's clearly an adult foot. Babies do not have a long, thin foot like that. That's clearly an adult leg. Like, I don't know what they're looking at. Have they never seen a baby baby's leg as much?

SPEAKER_01 49:18

Regardless, I I I believe it because these people are fucking psychopaths. I wouldn't put it past them, you know what I mean.

SPEAKER_00 49:24

I'm not uh fourth point, I wouldn't put it past them. However, I don't necessarily believe it. Uh because the evidence they're they're doing vague allusions to it. However, nothing is nothing, it is entirely plausible in the in the course of human history. Cannibalism has been a way to show dominionism, uh dominion over another person, right? Yeah. It's the mo it is the highest form of subjugation, especially if it's done like, oh, by the way, I'm eating your wife. Oh, yeah. Like, oh shit, you know, that's a way to fucking mentally break a dude. That's un untold horrors, body horror that they're doing. Or like uh the the uh the Donner Party, forced to eat your own loved ones, or da da da to avoid or that TV show or that movie Alive, you know, based on the soccer click that like crashed in the mountains and they had to do cannibalism to stay alive. Horrific stories that say, well, imagine this is being done as a form of like mental duress and torture against you to show you that the some people have social cultural dominion over you. Yeah, extra horrifying, extra layers of horror and make you f disassociate. Insane insane. And however, these are a lot of people who are overspeculating and love sensationalistic things or whatever. I don't think if if in fact they were eating some people on the island, we will never get uh evidence of it, and it's a sort of an epistemologically crippled conspiracy that can't really be disproven because what are we gonna do? Exhume the body of Jeffrey Epstein and and look for Kuru virus in his stomach? What are we gonna do? Check his carve his brain open, look for prions, like it's like CTE. Oh no, he's got the zombie, he's got the flesh-eating bug. Like we don't, we we're not gonna know. Yeah, we're not gonna know. Uh, there's gonna be no uh I don't know. And if if if if in fact the the Congress or these people who are in charge of the redactions are aware of eating human flesh and they just saw fit to redact it, then we should eat them.

SPEAKER_01 51:22

Yeah, okay I'm with you, yeah.

SPEAKER_00 51:25

The people should march onto DC and eat these people. That's what I think. That's my vision, and I know Cappy agrees. Yeah, wholeheartedly indoors, signed, verbally signed by Red Army Capabaro at redarmycapabarra.blogspot.com and tick tock.com slash at red army capabarra. Red Army Capabaro, where else can they get you get at you at?

SPEAKER_01 51:46

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SPEAKER_00 51:52

Also, you have a Linktree, right? Linktree.com slash Red Army Capabarra? Yep. Okay, I have the same thing. Just linktree.com slash Globoid TV. I'm everywhere. You can just search for Globoid TV. I'm everywhere. And that's it. Cappy, what do you anything else you want to leave these people with? No. These people, these Marxoids, these leftoids that are listening, these fucking people make me sick. What do you got to say to these people? Don't talk to cops. Yeah. Quit being annoying. Yeah, and stop trying to organize online. And that's it. Yeah. Alright, fuck off, everybody. We'll talk to you next week. Oh, bye bye.