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Sorry, I made a kitchen. I forgot to make my cup of coffee. Unbelievable. So I'm a little behind getting a set up with a mad dog. Gotta get mad dog getting here early because it's close to his bedtime. Sorry, I'm gonna throw him a mic Timothy. Welcome to the space. You know, so I built data centers, right? And I'm part of the evil cabal that everybody's out to kill. It's just that you know the side that's gonna win. I want to be on that team since we're gonna take over the world you know, I want great consideration being given to all my help when the robots come. I want to be able to look at my go- but I- but I helped build you. You know before they lop off my head. I want to be that idiot. But it was gone for a week and you can be surprised how much stuff changes in a week when you're not there. You have to go back and look at every single intricate detail. Make sure everything's done right. It is crazy. Yeah, at least you're you're helping the robots. You know if they ever turn on you, maybe they won't lop off your head, maybe they'll lop off the rest of our- No, they won't care. They won't care. They're gonna get us all. We're all doomed. Oh man, I was trying to be optimistic for you. Well, you know, it's not like the, I mean, you know, if AI was really gonna take over the world, right? They wouldn't be building all the data centers right down here at ground level where we could get to them. Do battle with them. You know, they would have to have like some evil mad scientist, you know, like you know, the typical mad scientist building them and putting them up in space where nobody can reach them. And nobody's doing that. Right? You mean somebody like Fauci? Well, as long as we don't see anybody sticking AI data centers up in space were good. I mean, there's, there's nobody planning that, right? I thought I heard somebody saying something about space because you wouldn't have to worry about cooling them. And then you wouldn't worry, those things you wouldn't have to worry about is anybody being able to mess with them. You know, like a mob of people wouldn't be able to cut off their power or affect them in any way. But you'd have to have like trillionaires status to afford to put satellites up in space for AI data centers. I think we should just take over Greenland and put them there. No, it's not. It's not as simple as that though, you know. Because you still got to distribute, you got to be able to bring the fiber into them. And that that would create an area of single source failure, you know, where they take them down quite easily if they're all in one place. So, you know, basically every time they build a, a hyper-skilled data center in an area, see, it's the equivalent of having a fence contractor or a nuclear power plant right down the street from your house because now that area is a target of war, you know, by any of our enemies. So as they expand and put these everywhere, yeah, it's the one thing I never heard anybody talk about is, you know, that's now a grand target. So, it's very interesting to watch the industry. I've spent a career working in, turn into something that seems like it could be out of a book. It's crazy. So I had kind of a bang or space at the end. This carried good heart. Man, she, she's something else. What do you think about that, Patriot? I thought it was amazing. I was in work. So I heard bits and pieces. I miss some bits and pieces, but yeah, every space she's in, she's, she's powerful. She's knowledgeable. I love to see her in more spaces. I know she's busy and has a luck going on, but yeah, she's very inspirational. Every time I hear her talk, it makes me want to, it makes me think of what I'm doing and what more I could do or how I could help her. Or even new ideas of some stuff I've never heard before. But yeah, I think she's great. I think, I think we should try to get her in some more spaces. And I don't know, I think she'll help people get more active, for sure. Get more active in what? She's a chief petitioner in the state of Oregon and self-taught. She's working with some really good people, though. But she's coming up against roadblocks and they're trying to, you know, pull the legs out from underneath her. And it's, it's disheartening yet watching her fight back and the fire that she's got underneath her or in her is just, it really is inspirational. It's amazing. I have to just DM me a link to her. Would you? So I can check into that. Anybody brave enough to go into Oregon or Washington, either state, California, even. But, you know, to try to be make an impactful difference that's commendable in heroic, you know, Antifa runs a pretty militant machine. And there's real risk in doing stuff in those areas. I mean, look at Andy. You know, if you're aware of who Andy know, as some sure most people are, and poor guys suffered some horrific beatings at their hands, it's crazy. Yeah, we know, we know, Andy, no, we all tend to follow him here. He was, he was almost killed, or they tried to kill him. Now they think they still want to me, not a lot of standard. They want to end them. But that's the militant left. And I'd always maize as me. If you go look through history, leftists always become militant. And they're always violent. The violent leftists been a thing forever. You can seriously research it. I was going to put an article out about it. I wrote, but I put it in Grock and asked him, what would this do to my profile and the algorithm? I didn't think pretty much to my lawyer. It'd be cooked. So I decided not to do it because it's just the history. It's so violent that it's insane the things they've done. The leftist, very dangerous mindset. Yes it is. And if you're available Saturday at four o'clock, Pacific time, I guess that would be seven o'clock. East coast. Stirling, I don't know if you know, stirling is going to do a presentation. Scoob of steves going to air it on YouTube so people can look at the slides and stuff. And stirling is going to be on zoom. Presenting it and I'm going to be holding a space with it open. But it's going to be on Marxism. Complete presentation of it. And just what little I've been watching and doing research, it's going to open up a lot of people's minds. I mean, I thought I knew a lot about Marxism. I didn't know all of it. It's just an ability of it. It's it's as evil as Islam. It really is. People, you know, sharing that information is important. I don't have any idea what I'm doing Saturday at four o'clock as of now. But, you know, I'll put it in my calendar and try my best to make it. Because always like hearing people, I like hearing the people's reaction to what Marxism truly is. It's always interesting because they people really do not have a clue. They, the left man, they don't understand the numbers that have fallen. They just don't get it, you know, they walk around screaming no kings. Meanwhile, they put up dictators. It's insane. It's absolute insanity. Ultra, how are you, man? You should get a mic. You should request a mic, or I'll send you one. What do you want to do? Quiet people today. I don't get it. It's a great day. It's Tuesday. It's Taco Tuesday. Taco Tuesday. I just hung out with my ex. That's all. Well, um, I hope it went well. It's good that you guys. Yeah, we're on friendly terms. That's good. You know, my last ex, she tried to murder me literally. So, you know, luckily she went to the nut hut. She's on her meds. It's all good now. But it's pretty dark there for a while. Yeah, yeah, I would say that that's the next I don't want to know anymore. I was married to her for 25 years. 25 really good years. Three really wonderful children. And she had a very, she always had some mental issues. I foolishly thought I was so bright smart that I was helping her cope without any professional help. Oh boy. She found a way to cope. All right. I see it was mercury arsenic, antifreeze, and some chemotherapy drugs she stole from work. Yeah, Sput killed me. I will say this. She went into a psychiatric psychiatric unit. And they got her on proper meds, got her taken care of. I don't hate her for it. I'm not mad at her about it. She genuinely had a really bad mental problem. And she's diligent about taking care of it. And that affords my children to have their mother in their lives in a positive way, in a positive condition. What more can you ask for? I'm still here. She's still here. Everything's good. Yes, I had to do a lot of praying to get to that point in life. Let me tell you. But thankfully I can imagine it's not easy to try and forgive someone who tried to kill you. Yeah, I mean, I lost a kidney. I had real bad food. Really messed me up bad. But, you know, um, forgiveness is a very unique character is to give human beings. And one that I'm glad that Jesus Christ helped me achieve. I know this is cliche, but forgiveness is not for them. It's for yourself. Yeah, well, I'll tell you what, I couldn't imagine living life the way I did the first year. You know, when I was cleaning my life and angry all the time and in the more I let go of the anger, the healthier I became was like a reward, you know, when miracle after the other. And my liver was at less than 15%. My kidneys were shut down. I was cooked by all accounts. It gave me weeks to live in 2011. And I'm still here, ladies and gentlemen. And, you know, there were great deal of people who said prayers for me.