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Sad showing today and so far. The censorship, the bending, the shadow-banding continues. Of course, still don't have the YouTube channel access to it or anything like that. And it looks like the Twitch notifications are going out extremely slow today.
But that's okay. We're just going to push through. We've got a job to do, guns. Yeah.
And definitely need to earn it today because we had some issues with the family, oldest daughter, car broke down, which means it wasn't just a, hey, you know, the car needs a new brake pad or something. It's complete engine failure. Yeah. Yeah.
You get catastrophic thing. That's what happens. That just means it's going to be a good show. You know, when the traps start springing, they try to keep us away.
That's when we know it's even more important that we persevere. Yeah. And you know, I've noticed that in the last two nights or three nights, I've been getting a lot less sleep because I've been sacrificing it for the show in many ways by consuming the amazing new Netflix program titled Sweet Tooth. Ah, yes.
The propaganda to my guess. Oh my gosh. Except the fact that human animal hybrids are here to save us. So only making the Democrats striking down the ban on chimeric research, even more.
I have a virtue signal. It was, I can believe because here's the thing. We know that shows like this take a long time to put together, which means the storyline about a virus that they'll call the sick, just H5, G9 virus, the whole concept of a worldwide pandemic that takes out society was part of the script well before the, the call vibe 19 thing hit everybody. The whole line 19.
And so the show is everything the agenda want. You know, you got the sick, the H5, G9, you have masks. Everyone's wearing masks, you know, freaking out. You have this social chaos that, that results from it.
They call it the great crumble. I was like, wow, is that kind of like a virtue signaling for the great reset? Sticking. Basically.
And they have a post internet wasteland. So, you know, once the internet went down, everybody was, you know, fending for themselves. And of course, they have the hybrid humans. And there was a couple of things and I'm not going to spoil it for anyone who wants to watch it.
I don't really care because it's just one of those propaganda pieces. But there's a scene, there's a bunch of posters in the background that have an all scene, it's not an all scene, it's just a single eye. Yeah, it's like a big brother eye for my team. It's a big brother eye.
The show was already published to episode eight or whatever, the whole season anyway. And I know it's already out there. So I'm just going to throw this out there as my prediction that anybody can call out and say you're wrong at this very moment because it's already out there. But I mean, based on what I've seen so far, which is I think four episodes or five, I think I'm on the fifth episode or I just finished five, is that there's some faction or some group behind the scenes that released the virus and also released the hybrids as part of trying to save humanity and blah, blah.
That's kind of my projection. Yeah, it's fun making predictions on something that's already out there. It's going to be demonstrably disproven, but we will see. Yeah, we'll see.
Only on episode two, so don't know whatever they're called. The other thing that I noticed was they were doing a lot of forehead temperature scans, which we know that that doesn't work really. We read a story on that last week. And then there's a part where there's multiple storylines like any show and it follows this one doctor who's trying to save his wife who has the virus or the sick as they call it.
And they got to try to hide her because the kind of measures that the little neighborhood that he lives in takes to get rid of people with the sick is pretty intense. I want to explain all over here, but basically there's a doctor that fakes her cancer to retire, whatever. Anyway, to get the cure or the preventative, they haven't found a cure yet for the sick. But I think you're going to do spoilers right now.
I do not think they should be doing this. No, I don't think so. This is why you've literally already spoiled something for me during this conversation. I don't care.
I don't care. Okay. Fuck. He's constantly does not care.
Okay. What is the last thing you're going to say? And this isn't important to the storylines. That's why I don't think this really is.
But basically to get the preventative substance, whatever it is, they have to go into the pineal gland of hybrids. They have to get excretions from the pineal gland. And so that's all- That mystery is now solved for me. A whole ethical list.
I don't think it really matters for the storyline. It sounds very important, gaunts. It's not. Enough for you.
Enough for you. You know how these shows are where it's like their storylines and then there's little things they throw in there. Like the pineal gland. For the most part, people don't know what a pineal gland or care about what a pineal gland.
Only people like us are like, ah, pineal gland secretions to get the care. It's not really that important to your norm you're watching the show. They're not going to miss the storyline because they missed the pineal gland scene. Okay.
I've heard enough of you trying to justify your spoilers. It's like, gaunts is a spoiler. That'll be my new name when it comes to any show that I've raked out. Is this how it's going to be- It's got more important things to talk about.
Yeah, right. Fine. We got to wait for me to catch up so we can actually have a conversation about this. Yeah.
And then what? You've seen it or what's the- Yeah. Oh, okay. He can't spoil it to me while I'm trying to watch the show.
It's not flat earth folks. It's bezel earth. It's just the whole world's father. The world's bezel earth.
You know who's who will inherit the earth. It's Flippy. McDonald's. Flippy update.
Do you want fries with that? Okay folks, it's time for the Flippy updates. If you don't know, Flippy is the colloquial name for the disembodied robot arms that are taking our jobs enslaving our children and flirting with our spouses. We use talking about Flippy as a way to explore all the new, fun and exciting ways.
The robots are taking over the world. Now there's nothing we can do about it. Today, this is not Flippy proper. No robot, no disembodied robot arms yet.
But you'll see where this goes. Now, I swore off robotics.news. Yeah. Very upset with them because of their just another arm, propaganda arm of natural news.
But here it is anyways. I've broken the blockade. It's roboticsnews.com. The headline is McDonald's to test run, test run.
AI powered drive through windows that don't need employees to take orders. In another move designed to shrink its workforce and save on labor expenses, McDonald's is testing out its artificial intelligence driven drive throughs at 10 locations in Chicago. These locations workers will no longer be taking down the drive through orders of customers. A computer will do it instead.
According to McDonald's CEO Chris Kemsinski, on Wednesday, June 2nd, Kemsinski spoke at the Strategic Decisions Conference of Investment Firm Alliance Bernstein. He said the AI drive throughs are seeing about 85% order accuracy. The remaining 15% of orders at the automated windows cannot be jotted down by the voice ordering technology and still require human intervention. You know, I was going to scoff at the 85% order accuracy, but then it occurred to me that seems about that's probably better than their current order accuracy.
It's always a bit of a surprise. I wonder what actually makes it in the bag once you pick it up. I wonder what would happen if you went through McDonald's and you were like, can I get some fries but not Bill Gates potato fries? Oh, yeah.
Very confused. I'd say you get extra snot in your burger. Oh, gross. The article continues, if the implementation of the technology is successful, Kemsinski said it could be rolled out in locations across the world.
This move would deprive thousands of employees of stable, good paying jobs. Look, I am the first one to say robots are going to put all quote unquote unskilled labor out of a job, but I don't think we need to pretend that working at McDonald's is a stable, good paying job. But nonetheless, people still need jobs. But Kemsinski said the technology will take more than one or two years to test run and successfully implement.
No decision has yet been made on whether the AI tech would be installed at other restaurants across the United States. Quote, now there's a big leap from going to 10 restaurants in Chicago to 14,000 restaurants across the US with an infinite number of promo permutations, menu permutations, dialects, permutations, weather, and so on and on. And he explained. One other challenge Kemsinski pointed out was properly training employees to stop themselves from jumping in to help take down drive through orders.
But does that seem like a strange obstacle to this situation? Employees just just can't stop themselves from jumping in and taking the order instead of the robot. They're anticipating frustration coming from veteran McDonald's drive through employees. Yeah.
Yes, the old guard. They think they can do it better. Yeah. Yeah.
A couple more little notes here. I am going to go through this whole article because it hits on a lot of the points that we want to discuss. McDonald's voice ordering technology was built by a print a acquired by McDonald's in 2019. A print a focuses on research and development of AI speech driven technology.
The fast food giant is venturing into AI powered drive throughs because it believes it can reduce customer wait times. The automated drive through windows can also supposedly help in store workers transition between shifts. No, no lies lies lies. The big looming problem with drive throughs of transitioning between shifts.
It's just too slow. God. That's ridiculous. Yeah, it's crazy.
Now, of course, these are just excuses for them to fire people. Let's keep going. Right? All right.
All right. Writing for food tech news website the spoon speculated that if the rollout of the AI drive throughs is successful, it could be tied in with other automated systems at the restaurants. Other automated systems, Gons. I think they're talking about Flippy.
Yeah. This AI order taking computer will be straight straight up plugged into the back of Flippy. And so no humans needed at this point. And including these future automated systems could remember a customer's purchasing history to automatically make recommendations.
Now, if you drive up to a drive through Gons and you speak to an AI and you order your chicken nuggets and it says, Oh, hello, Gons. Welcome back. Would you like your sashwan sauce with those chicken nuggets? You, you hungry boy?
How would it know it's you? Well, we're obviously talking about either voice prints recognition or facial recognition being added into these systems. Oh, they just don't. They don't want to say it outright though.
Yeah. At the human level, that could be it. But also, there could be some identifiers with a car. They're like automated cars.
You can probably tie in, you know, car coming through. Oh, read a license plate. Oh, we know that car. Everything.
The near field, the near field Bluetooth on your phone, something like that. Yeah. Yeah. The company is also looking to add other automated features to its drive through windows, including express lanes for digital orders and conveyor belts that carry food out the customers.
What do we need? We don't need humans at all in this process. This is entirely, you know, when you talk about the robot takeover, it's one thing for Flippy to exist as a product. But it's another thing for McDonald's, the most ubiquitous restaurant throughout the entire world to make this sort of shift.
I mean, that almost constitutes its own robot world takeover if all McDonald's is go completely automated. Yeah. There's quote here, with improved understanding accuracy, a restaurant would no longer need a dedicate person to take or confirm a drive through order wrote Albrecht. He adds that this might free up more McDonald's staff to expedite orders or do more customer service work.
In reality, the full robot of automated drive through windows could be used as an excuse for massive layoffs. In addition to automating the drive through windows, the company is also looking to fully automate other parts of its restaurant. Kensinski said his company has been considering technology that can automate parts of the kitchen, such as fryers and grills, again, talking about Flippy, but not using his name. But he said this won't be rolled out in mass for another five years, despite the availability of the technology.
So interesting, they just put a five year timer on this. In five years, they're looking for fully automated McDonald's. Quote, the level of investment that would be required, the cost of investment, were nowhere near to what the break even would need to be from the labor cost standpoint to make that a good business decision for franchises to do. Kensinski explained McDonald's began considering introducing a lot more automation in its stores around 2016 after employees began demanding that the minimum hourly wage be increased to $15.
This is when then CEO Ed Rensky noted that it would be cheaper for McDonald's to use robots than people. Quote, it's cheaper to buy a 35,000 robotic arm than it is to hire an employee who's inefficient making $15 an hour bagging French fries. That is like, man, that's just a sweeping generalization of all hardworking McDonald's drive-through employees. Coming straight from the top, too, is insulting their own employees.
Quote, if you can't get people for a reasonable minimum wage, you're going to get machines to do the work. Boo, yeah. There you go. Well, a couple of things to point out here.
First off, again, in the last episode of Canary Cry News, we talked about how Bill Gates, who owns about a quarter million acres of farmland in the US, is the supplier of the potatoes that creates the fries at McDonald's. And so for McDonald's to be at the cutting edge of artificial intelligence integration into their food buying flow is no surprise, given that Bill Gates probably has something to say about it. Yeah. Second of all, we didn't do, we were going to do a story real briefly about the K-pop group.
The frenzy that is, the K-pop group, what are they called? BTS, is that what they called? Their hand-picked food, people in special Asia were going crazy all piling up into the McDonald's. Celebrity meals.
Yes, we did. They were picking out. So people, given that sort of scenario, the sheeple are ready for this kind of revolution, and they won't care. They won't care that the robots are good.
As long as they get the BTS hand-chosen nuggets and whatever drink, who cares who serves it to? They want to put the celebrity spin on there. Also, you know, Wally, remember Wally? I remember Wally.
And you know, the whole idea of the lazy human and the little chairs and they don't have to do anything, they got screens in front of them and they get all fat and their bones start to deteriorate. I feel like, you know, the McDonald's CEO, people saw that and they're like, that's it right there. That's the goal. We need to work towards that.
Which is all leading to this clown world, which we're already in, but McDonald's on the cutting edge. Now, have you seen a photo of the original Ronald McDonald bezel? Not recently. No.
You talk about clown world. It is literally, you know, Ronald McDonald is a very famous clown for McDonald's, the PR. It is the creepiest looking. It looks like a clown, obviously, but the way this clown has drawn his face, eyebrows, stuff going on.
It reminds me of some of the, the, the trans people that get out there now and they're like reading books to children and stuff like that. No, no, you're not talking about trans people. You're talking about the drag queens. Thank you.
Drag queens. Yeah. The real creepy ones that put on a lot of makeup and that's what it looks like man. And then this is your, this is where you're eating.
I don't know. This is where you get your food. I mean, that's yeah, that's where this is America. Gons.
This is what we do. We take burgers from clowns. Do you know that when was I think it was 2016 when all the spooky clown sightings were going on? I remember that.
I was a big row of creepy clown masks left on stilts or something by my house and I took it down. Oh, yeah, good. They have not used Ronald McDonald in any marketing since then. They, they used the opportunity to ex nay his, his front front and center PR position.
Yeah, they took a survey and 99% were like, crown to cleape creepy. Let's not do to do clowns. Well, it wasn't even just like, oh, it's creepy. It's like, oh, the, across the country, there are clowns with axes and knives wandering out of, yeah, wandering out of the forest and chasing people.
Yeah. So there you go. Okie dokie. Let me get into some politics here.
Ok. We're going to get into, oh, go ahead. I want to give a quick shout out to inverted extrovert in the Twitch chat says robots don't sue for sexual harassment. Yes.
Yet another reason to go full robotic workforce. Yeah. Yeah. Not yet.
Wait till Grace gets in there. Nobody says I'm wrong to grace. You are recorded on my eyeball cameras. You will be reported.
Yeah. I mean, they've already started the social engineering with how you talk to Siri. They've been trying trials where if you're mean to Siri, she just won't answer you. She's up now.
You have to be nice to her or else she wants to answer your questions. Yeah. Not that she was any good at answering questions in the first place. She should go see a therapist.
Yeah. Newsweek.com. We're going to get into the G7 stuff. But before we do headline here, Trump demands China pay reparations for COVID says $10 trillion, not enough.
He demands, huh? Yeah. Former President Donald Trump demanded that China pay reparations for the US. For the COVID-19 pandemic arguing that not even $10 trillion will be enough to cover the damage.
Trump made the remarks during a Wisconsin rally organized by conspiracy theorist, my pillow CEO, Michael Lindell, a staunch supporter of the former president. His remarks came as China continues to face increasing international scrutiny over the COVID-19 pandemic with US intelligence services investigating whether the novel coronavirus leaked from the lab in Wuhan where the outbreak first emerged at the end of 2019. What is it? A 90 day task that Biden put?
Where are we on day 20 or something of that? You know, I haven't been tracking it. But yes, he's like, oh, we'll take another three months. Yeah.
I'm still here on still now. Quote, China and the China virus, they have to pay reparations. The China virus has to pay the reparations. We've been hurt so badly in terms of death, human life, Trump said in a video message live streamed during Lindell's MAGA, Frank Free Speech Rally at Rivers Edge Apple River concert venue in New Richmond.
Quote, then in terms of monetarily to a level that they have to pay us, the former president continued. And frankly, if they paid us $10 trillion that wouldn't cover it, but they really have to pay the world because this started in the world. The entire world has been not only disrupted, but it's almost been destroyed. Oh, dude.
Trump going in. Newsweek Newsweek reached out to the Chinese embassy in Washington, DC for comment on Trump's remarks, but did not immediately receive a response. Late last month, President Joe Biden ordered intelligence services to carry out a deep investigation into the origins of COVID-19, including into whether the whether that week, you know, the lab week, the rest of the article is more China this China that and you know, the stuff we already know about Trump making demands is because he knows he's going to be president again in August. Maybe.
I thought he would throw Joe a bone, you know, about because then Joe uphold some of the, the restrictions on. Yeah, Joe has been surprisingly agreeable to some of Trump's old racist policies with China. Yeah. Also, didn't he call Trump a clown during the debates?
I wish I had a. Yeah, he said. Shut up clown. So anyway, yeah, it's from asking for 10 trillion, which is interesting because how much did we print under his watch that last year?
You know, I'm not saying it was his fault per se, but the feds printed what? six trillion was the first bailout? Or was it three? Yeah, this is something like that.
I think maybe it was two rounds of three, but I think the second one didn't actually get sent out until Biden was in office. And and still, yeah. Well, I know the statistics suggest that I think it was upwards of 30%, maybe a little less, 25 to 30% of all of the dollars circulating the world was printed last year. Yeah, I've seen 25% of all US dollars printed last year.
That is just ridiculous. And there's like people in Washington DC, economists, they're like, well, no, we're not getting an inflation. What are you talking about? So anyway, the least Trump is pointing it out.
I don't know that he's going to be able to do anything about it. But with that kind of inflation, it's going to be a lot easier to raise the minimum wage to $15. The buying power will be at about $2 an hour, but that's part of the problem. And this is how you crush societies is your countries that go hyper, you know, that their currency is hyperinflated.
They get destroyed because the rates of minimum wage, the rate of salaries, stuff like that don't change with the inflation. And that's how people lose their ability to support themselves because, oh, hey, Joe at McDonald's working 15 bucks an hour. Well, you know, 15 bucks. We'll raise it to 20, except now, you know, before you can get a, I don't know, tank of gas for 50 bucks now, it's 120 bucks.
Yeah. You only got five dollars inflation. Yeah. You get it.
Yeah. Yeah. So anyway, yeah, we'll see. I mean, this seems like the Newsweek just trying to throw another Trump is crazy.
Look at this orange man talking about reparations. And I'm surprised I didn't bring up like all reparations for this, but not for the black community, you know. Yeah, who knows? I mean, it is interesting.
And we'll see some more stories that sort of orbit this idea, especially when it comes to the G seven and the upcoming G 20 as well. You know, there's been situations where they're trying to like position Biden as like rallying the world against the China and this, which anyways, we'll get to the story. But yes, to try to pick on Trump for going after China is a, you know, just more orange man bad nonsense. It is weird when you think about all the rhetoric coming out of G out of the G seven against China, we'll get to that.
Let's get to that now, actually. Clips and I apologize because I was handling some family business. I did not have time to isolate these clips. So we're just going to play it straight off of Twitter.
And that can always kind of be disastrous in terms of, you know, just, you know, whatever. It could be a problem. This first one I wanted to play was outside of the G seven before we go inside. There were a few things that took place.
First off, there was a video, I guess we don't need sound for this. For those of you watching, it's the people dressed in women, I guess women dressed in red, just red dresses with like a red mask and just everything red. Well, it reminds me of like, I mean, it's more than just red. They're like, it reminds me of like a princess Amidala outfit or something.
People are saying hand made steel. Yeah, I got some handmade tail vibes in there. It's kind of this like funky costume and there's, what is this? There's dozens of these women.
Lots of them. They're all walking around. They're marching with their marching in a line and two lines with their hands outstretched. It's kind of like a nun vibe, but they're wearing their red masks.
It's, yeah, it's like something you'd see straight out of, you know, eyes wide shut or something. Yeah. And they're walking around and making themselves known. But they don't know what this was for.
Do you know what the purpose of this was? You know, I didn't spend too much time looking for it, but I didn't find any conclusive thing there. Although, you know, part of it and somebody brought up in the chat there, the Sern Ritual. Remember the Sern Ritual right outside on the underground railroad outside of Sern a few years ago?
They had similar imagery going on where they were kind of dressed in this type of garb. It looks like they're in a long line and some sort of parade. Like there are some other people trying to make some statements. Yeah, the green, what is it?
The green? Greenwashing. Greenwashing behind them. Yeah, the anti-greenwashing, which is actually a legit problem.
Greenwashing, if you don't know, is the idea that, you know, corporations, big multinational corporations, suddenly are just so concerned with the environments and they'll sort of make these promises. Like, we'll be using 50% recycled material by 2050. We're going to be carbon neutral. It's calling out the virtue signaling by these corporations.
So it looks like a lot of people not so stoked about the G7. Yeah, we can all come together. What a moment to come together. We can't all come together against the lizard people.
It's a wonderful thing. Yeah. So we're going to have an outside G7 summit protests and pictures from the Guardian here. There was a group of people who wore these giant heads of the each politician of the G7 and they were on the beach and they were creating this mock thing.
It was pretty funny. I don't know. It was like in the, in the shape of the Last Supper only. Chilling on a beach in Cornwall.
Yeah. And there's, there's some other pictures here from behind the scenes or outside the G7. There's another, it looks like another line of women that have, that are like their faces are all powdered white with their hair. Like ghosts.
I think they're supposed to be ghosts. Funding climate hell sign on their chest as they walk on the road there. Yeah. A lot of people got a lot of things to say about the G7.
I think people are very passionate. Different agendas, different. And you don't know what these women were doing either. No.
Just these pictures. All right. I just know people are upset that because I think people are realizing that they don't, these leaders, these people, they don't have the interest of the common man in mind or in women. They're all just more, you know, greedy corporate shills.
Basically coming together to plan what they're going to do for the rest of society and the rest of society are basically saying, no, we can handle ourselves. We don't need y'all to do this. It has been a part of the pretty sharp pendulum swing after the sort of winding down of the worst parts of the pandemic, once the vaccines out and stuff like that. It's been notable to see how we went from full on virtue signaling panic mode, you know, anti-Trump warfare during the 2020 season.
And it seems like things are kind of swinging the other way in a major way against the leadership just around the world. Which I support. You got to let these people know how you feel. Yeah.
And to that point, maybe the elite arming the whole alien narrative is because they're noticing that. They're like, all right. Yeah. But the alien narrative in the chamber, we got to move that forward a little bit because the people aren't really listening to us anymore, which is like, and put at the same time, what's going to change really?
I don't know. See, we got to wear more costumes and march around. Yeah. You know, the giant heads of the politicians is a great idea.
We should have done something like that to draw more attention to ourselves. We should have paid one of these guys to wear a Canary Cry dot party t-shirt. Sounds like a lot of work. Yeah.
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What else is going on with G7? Okay. So again, I have just a list of things here. We can go through it real quick.
Inside the G7. Well, I have a scene and a list here of just headlines of things that went down. You have Biden had a pull-aside meeting with Macron, White House says, which is hilarious because I have a lot of people are pointing this out. But did you see the whole thing where they're elbow jabbing each other instead of shaking hands or hugging?
Oh, yeah. There's a list of people trying to look human. Masks on, you know, we got a social distance, all the pictures are social distance. And then like two seconds later, they're all huddled together talking.
It's like, come on. It's not realizing that everyone can see all the moments instead of just the virtue signaling part where you guys are like, oh, yeah, pandemic elbow. So anyway, there's nothing specific there. There was a whole photo op with a lot of leaders, which is pretty funny at Carbus Bay.
And there was somebody who put together a side by side at Carbus Bay, 2021. And you have the politician standing there with the background. It looks very nice. And then, and then it's below the 2021 image is Carbus Bay, 1925.
And literally the ocean line is exactly the same. It has not changed in pretty much 100 years, but climate change, right? Climate change. We're using sea levels.
We have to act. Mm hmm. Real quick note, Gons, it doesn't look like the D live stream ever got started. Yeah, I'm seeing it.
You know, if you want to just go toggle that real quick. It just says sending data and it's stuck on some data. Maybe if we can do a toggle off toggle on. I'll try it.
Okay. No pro. Okay. Sounds good.
Should we go check on some inside the G7 situation? We kind of already started that. But yeah, yeah, I mean, there's the one thing I noticed, which I mentioned to you before Basil is Boris Johnson. It's really, you know, he's leading he's kind of the host, right?
Because he's, you know, he's it's happening in his backyard. It's a hometown. Yeah. I don't know if it's a hometown, but it's his home country.
And I noticed he says, how's that? He throws out how's that? How's that? How's that there?
Like he'll say something and like just says he's throwing something out there. How's that? Like, hey, Basil, you know, let's look it over here. Look at this story.
How's that? How's that story over there? What about that? It's a really weird habit.
I don't know if he's done this, you know, over the course of time. I'm paying too much attention to Boris Johnson. Well, we got a clip. Let's listen to it.
All right. So this is the photo op of Boris Johnson and the other, you know, presidents and whatnot Biden is there, Macron and all of them. And it's kind of hard here because it's Boris Johnson sort of telling everybody what to do, but I'll just play it, see if we can hear it. I was just trying to figure out what I'm going to do.
Yes. If you can, I can, if you have me enjoy ourselves, it's like the criticism. The document that is just over there. How's that?
How's that? They will take as many pictures as we left. So we should go. Yeah.
So there you go. Yeah. So he's talking to the reporters and the photographers and things like that. Just, you know, I don't know if it's necessarily that strange, but it does show a hyper focus on, you know, the media that is getting out of this event, you know, the central focus being, we need to make this look good.
How's that? How's that? Do I look good? How's my hair?
Does it look like I was electrocuted enough? How's that? Which, yeah, which is kind of the theme from the G7. Yeah, you've got the fake social distance saying you've got the elbow knocking, which, you know, if you knock your elbows together, that technically brings your face closer to the other person's face than if you just shook hands or whatever.
I did think it was notable that during the elbow bumping ceremony, Justin Trudeau was the only one wearing a mask. And immediately after bumping elbows, he just reaches up, takes his mask off, you know, again, how's that? Does that look good? Do I look woke?
Yeah. Well, not to outdo himself there. I was Johnson talking about building back better. We're building back better together and building back greener and building back fairer and building back more equal and actually more in any more gender neutral and perhaps a more feminine way.
How about that? How about that? I like he does it a lot. Every other phrase like he'll throw stuff out there.
He looks like he's not even planning to say any of this. He's just like, oh, can you tell us about building back better? He's like, oh, build back better. We're going to build back greener.
We're going to build back more feminine. How's that? How about that? I like the switch from we're going to build back more gender equal.
Ah, how about more feminine? Yeah, that's good. That's better. That's a more feminine way.
How about that? About for nothing else. So those are some of the objectives that we have before us at Carby's Bay. We're building.
Great. Cool. We're building back better. Yeah.
And I'm going to take this opportunity to play our build back better. I so. Everything. There you go.
And of course, everybody, everyone's been sharing this Biden clip of not quite sure what he's talking about. A lot of people confused about what President Biden is talking about here. We could work together with Russia, for example, in Libya. We should be opening up the passes to be able to go through and provide food assistance and economic, I mean, vital assistance to a population that's in real trouble.
I think I'm going to try very much hard to. It is, by the way, there's places where I shouldn't be starting off in negotiating in public here. But let me say it this way. What?
Has engaged in activities which are we believe are contrary to international norms, but norms. They have also bitten off some real problems. They're going to have trouble chewing on. And for example, the rebuilding of Syria, of Libya, of this is, they're there.
And as long as they're there without the ability to bring about some order in the region, you can't do that very well without providing for the basic economic needs of people. So I'm hopeful that we can find an accommodation that where we can save the lives of people in, for example, in Libya, that. What's going on in Libya? Yeah, why is he so focused on the Libya?
I don't know. Most people think he meant Syria. Yeah, he did mention Syria as well. Yeah.
Yeah, that's pretty weird. I don't know. It's hard to respond when I don't even know what the heck he's talking about. That's been kind of no surprise.
No surprise. No, no surprise. I did hear some rumors and again, just a rumor. So who knows?
And this kind of thing can be spun out as misinformation out of, you know, coin tell pro style disinfo campaigns to mislead people that are against the globalists or whatever. But somebody was reporting that they had overheard, I believe it was Macron, or maybe it was Trudeau. I think it was Macron, though, saying that Biden's going to be out by the end of 2022 and that Kamala is going to take over before the end of 2022. Yeah, who was saying this?
Either Macron or Trudeau. I can't remember which one, but somebody, one of those two was this at the G7? It wasn't it was it wasn't, no, no, it wasn't on stage. It was kind of like overheard talking to somebody.
Yeah, so that's why it's kind of all right. It's kind of a little hearsay or whatever. But that kind of mentioning has been swirling around a little bit too. So just to throw out there, which I mean, that wouldn't be the craziest theory given how Biden has been in public and how it just seems like they're really setting it up for a Biden step down and Kamala takeover.
So yeah, well, there we go. Yeah, we'll continue. Continue to see how that develops. Yep.
And this other thing, why don't you take this from Breitbart? But you know, worth mentioning. Yeah. Yeah.
Along the lines of the all the stimulus packages and the infrastructure plans and the massive overprinting of the dollar coming from Breitbart.com here the headline Joe Biden goes global with $40 trillion build back better for the world infrastructure plan. 40 trillion. Okay. President Joe Biden will announce during talks with world leaders at the G7 summit on Saturday a global $40 trillion infrastructure plan to build back better for the world during their meeting world leaders at the G7 summit plan to meet about the importance of a fair sustainable inclusive global economy, including a discussion about China.
Yeah. Now the White House previewed previewed the initiative in a call with reporters promoting a plan that would compete with China's Belt and Road initiative, a White House official branded Biden's build back better for the world proposal as B3W. As opposed to China's BRI B3W build back better world. I think they realized that build back better all lowercase is 666.
So they're going to be three. I'm going to move away from that and do something different. That is so funny quote. We've seen the Chinese government demonstrate a lack of transparency poor environmental and labor standards and a and a course of approach that's left many countries worse off.
The senior official said Biden's plan would offer a different option for the world. The official noted competing with China by offering a plan with the quote highest labor and environmental standards quote. This is about providing an affirmative positive positive alternative vision for the world. Then that the president's gosh, sorry, this is about providing an affirmative positive alternative vision for the world.
Then that is presented by China and in some similar ways, but also in some different ways, Russia. The official said, okay, official. The White House stated that Biden would work with Congress to increase overseas infrastructure financing and coordinate funding from other G7 nations and the private sector to help fund infrastructure for low and middle income countries. They cited a needed $40 trillion investment estimation by the World Bank through 2035 for their price tag quote.
We are aiming for an ambitious and credible scale and official said one official noted that the G7 nations will also discuss the problem with China's practice of forced labor in Jingyang quote. The point is to send a wake up call that the G7 is serious about defending human rights and we need to work together to eradicate forced labor from our products. The official said 40 trillion bucks gone. You know, it's so interesting, interesting because it does not take a conspiracy theorist to show that this is the globalization that people have been either fighting for so hard or fighting against so rapidly because trying to team up with in this case seven nations plus to come up with 40 trillion bucks to just make other nations better.
Yeah, and 40 why 40 trillion? That's a very interesting one. Why not? 50 trillion.
I don't know. I don't know how to throw whatever number you'd think of at the moment. Well, I think this ties back into what we talked about in the last episode with what Blackrock is doing and from a bigger picture ESG environment, social and governance. And there's an October 5th 2020 article because you know Biden's talking about the 40 trillion going to you know, from the World Bank.
The World Bank is not going to lend money unless you are compliant to some of their standards, right? And the ESG is that standard. You're not you know carbon emission, whatever. If you don't meet those standards, you're not going to get the money.
Well, this October 5th 2020 article from Bloomberg ESG investing looks like just another stock bubble. It mentions ESG driven assets have now reached 40 trillion globally, which seems to have accelerated during the pandemic. So is this like old news that Biden is talking about because they already have 40 trillion invested. He needs more.
He needs more. He needs 40 trillion. We're going to reach $100 trillion to save the earth. But the government needs to have it and the government gets to figure out who gets those trillions and trillions of dollars to dish out.
I don't know. This whole thing is, you know, it's interesting because it's being framed as a power grab from China, which on one hand, it's nice to see admission from world leaders that China does not have our best interests at heart, which is something is very frustrating for those on the conservative side because you've got, you know, the American liberals just extolling the virtues of China and excusing their genocide and horrific labor practices because it's cultural differences. Who are we to judge them on how they run their beautiful communist empire? But I mean, on one hand, it is positive to see that these world leaders are actually publicly denouncing China, but I'm sure they know that it's a little too little too late.
But now that Trump's out of office, it's okay for us to fight back a little bit. Well, I don't even think this thinking from the conspiratorial mindset, the divide and conquer methodology, it works very well. You got to have two sides competing against one another to make progress, you know, the right foot left foot right foot moves forward left that moves forward. And in that regard, having an enemy as clear as China, and sometimes I feel like even the right wing in the conservatives gives China sometimes too much credit for like how much power they have, they have a lot of power.
Don't get me wrong, they have infiltrated every nook and cranny of the US. But so has well, the world really, I mean, you consider their sort of manipulative practices when it comes to economically taking over Africa as well. Well, I'm saying, but so has like Israel, so has a Vatican like they're not it's not just China. And so I think at a certain point from a PR standpoint, they're like, Hey, you know, this we're never going to convince the majority of the West to be all pro China.
It's just not going to happen. So so you're going to have to be a hey, we're fighting against China, you know, throw that narrative out there and still build back better. But it's interesting how a year ago, all the UN 2030 agenda and you know, all that kind of stuff was, we know it was coming from Europe mostly, but we need that China is part of that conversation with, you know, going green and all that kind of stuff. Now all of a sudden building back better means building back against China, which is like, wait a minute, I thought you guys were doing the same thing.
Now you guys are on opposing sides. It's a very interesting switcheroo that again, it's just more of a narrative thing to drive divide and conquer more than anything else, in my opinion. Yeah, yeah, it's very interesting. But it is a shift as we mark the moments when the pendulum begins swinging the other way.
And as we've always noted, as time goes on, the pendulum not only, you know, will eventually flip the other way, it happens more frequently and often and just more so. Yeah, which is, you know, very interesting to watch that the speed at which history is oscillating right now. So we'll keep an eye on it and see whether anything serious comes from this. But again, you know, these G7 things, they're mostly sort of laying down groundwork that will be, I guess they would hope would take place over the next 15, 14, 15 years.
We'll see how it goes. Yeah. On the home front though, Gons. Enough about China.
Let's head on over to CNN.com. Yes, we've got a headline. Florida bans teaching critical race theory in school. All right.
Florida added again, you know, there's all this talk about, you know, Texas seceding. This is kind of a fun trope, I guess, to bring up over and over again. But Florida seems to, in some sort of practical way, continue, if not politically seceding, definitely sort of socially seceding from the sort of monolithic American liberal culture. Yeah.
And here we go. Florida bans teaching critical race theory in school. Reads like this, Florida has become the latest state to ban critical race theory continuing the growing charge by Republican lawmakers against schools teaching about systemic racism. Again, right off the bat, we're getting the CNN view on this.
And like, I have no critical race theory scholar, but when you go into the the details of critical race theory, yeah, one easy way to describe it would be to say, to say, you know, teaching against systemic racism, but there is much more to it than that. But CNN does not think that those other things are important. It's just the systemic racism. After hours of debate and public comment Thursday, the Florida State Board of Education, unanimously approved the amendment banning critical race theory.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, who appointed much of the board, spoke ahead of the meeting saying critical race theory would teach children, quote, the country is rotten and that our institutions are illegitimate. But that is not worth any taxpayer dollars, he said. The amendment states topics must be factual and objective and specifically prohibits, quote, the teaching of critical race theory, meaning the theory that racism is not merely the product of prejudice, but that racism is embedded in American society and its legal systems in order to uphold the supremacy of white persons. The amendment also bans material from the 1619 Project, a Pulitzer Prize winning initiative by the New York Times that reframed American history around the date of August 1619, when the first slave ship arrives on American shores.
You know, it's always fun to point out that there were no American slave ships. They were Dutch slave ships. Yeah. I thought America.
Were the ones America was 1776 is the main year for America. So 1619, I've been doing my math correctly is before 1776. You know, what's also interesting is that this is basing American history around the colonizing period, not around the, yes, the 1776, the constitution five bill, right? Type of American independence.
Not that. No, no, this is colony history. We must remember that we are first and foremost colonies of the queen. In a statement posted to Twitter, DeSantis said the amendment pro texts students from being, quote, indoctrinated to think a certain way, mirroring language used by other states and locales that have made similar moves, quote, critical race theory teaches kids to hate our country and to hate each other.
It is state sanctioned racism and has no place in Florida schools. He wrote. Yeah. Look at that.
Santa's tip of the spear for the new Republican party, right wing. Yeah. People are so focused on Trump and, of course, the left loves to portray Trump as the sort of de facto leader of Republicans, but DeSantis has really taken a swing for it. Well, I think they're grooming DeSantis to be and grooming might be the right way to put it to be kind of the next Trump, the kind of a place.
Yeah. You know, I've heard a couple of different theories on this and I'm no pro, but I've heard a couple of different theories. One of them is, you know, there is a portion of the Republican party who do not necessarily want to try for the Trump thing in 2024, but they, you know, want to get away from the orange man, but still have somebody who's bold and fiery and, you know, that kind of thing. Let's see.
The article continues. Critical race theory has become politicized in recent months with opponents arguing the area of study is based on Marxism and is a threat to the American way of life. I'm not really sure the opponents arguing that it is based on Marxism. You can just take the leaders.
The movements blatantly saying we are trained Marxists. Yeah. Yeah. It's not, it's not a conjecture.
This is stated right from their own. Yeah. The Black Lives Matter of women who just got ousted for buying $4 million worth of homes in rich white neighborhoods in 2015, I believe it was her who's out right said we are trained Marxists. This is what we're here to do, but enough about that.
Ooh. It's very interesting numbers. If you would like to hear it real quick, sure. I like numbers.
You know, Matt is racist. I know Trump is 75 years old. DeSantis is 42 years old. There is a, oh my gosh, he's a, he's a child.
He's young. Yeah. I'm almost his age. Yeah.