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Does anybody else get the distinct impression that Murray's appearance was supposed to be some kind of profound culture-changing moment that would finally shut us up? It's like they were counting on Murray to go in and broadside Joe by surprise. Not to engage in argumentation but to just... show more

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BTC Alien1 year ago

This is the correct take. The media blitz supporting his appearance and supposed “own” is really hilarious and pathetic.

Graffi - غراف إي1 year ago

Dude is a pompous ass who somehow uses his accent to demean and try and sound like an authority figure. I’ve watched the interview and it all comes off that way. The only people who think this is a win are the ones already blind. They indoctrinated and dumb downed their culture to such an extent that they will believe the lies they are trying to get the goyim to believe. It’s rather spectacularly funny. They have fallen into their own prism of mediocrity and there is nothing they can do for they set and fail into the same trap.

RoofTop KRN1 year ago

Yeah it’s definitely an Israeli psyop. Even Trump is in on it.

Oceania’s Vendetta1 year ago

Yep That’s exactly what’s happening Even Trump “coincidentally” endorsed Murray’s book today

Estadio Deportes1 year ago

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Mitch McEachern, 🇵🇸 🇷🇺 🇾🇪 🇱🇧 🇮🇷1 year ago

Murray was there as a foil for Smith & his total lack of pushback on the Oct 7th lies.

Sanctum Oleum1 year ago

All these Jewish influencers did a social media front saying Murray crushed @ComicDaveSmith after the pod dropped! It chocked my feed until I started muting them and things got back to normal. X is complicit in this algorithm rigging. Murray is a shite show.

Dr Mohammed Iqbal1 year ago

Totally agree. Murray came with a well briefed agenda and Murray was still made to look like a arrogant English fool - but Zionist lobby got all the bots in hyperdrive to support Murray on X. 😂😂😂😂@joerogan @ComicDaveSmith

ICUlUↃI1 year ago

"Oh look, a pretentious man with a British accent is lecturing me. Guess I'll forsake Jesus and remain silent while poor women and children are being massacred so some fake Jews can seize their land." Nice try--not happening.

Fuzzman 🙏1 year ago

Very astute observation. I've never seen astro-turfing anything like this before the way all the shills were pushing Murray's podcast performance. Hell, even DONALD TRUMP was glazing him the very next day. All coordinated.

Felix Krull1 year ago

Absolutely. The shillstorm of rimjobbers in my feed is out of this world, this is a $100 million glaze job.

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876,281 views • 1 year ago

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VIDEO | Delhi: CJP Spokesperson Saurav Das says, "On Saturday, the government, in front of the entire nation and through the entire press, sat with us and assured us, guaranteed us, that the protesters who came for our protest would not be prosecuted. They would not be pursued with FIRs, and if there were any existing FIRs, they would be withdrawn. Such a written guarantee was supposed to come to us by today, Tuesday. However, now we find that a bunch of PILs were filed in the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court today passed an order that contains one line, saying that any existing FIRs may continue to be investigated by the government. Now, the government representatives we met in the evening are telling us that the matter is sub judice. So far, they have not given us that written assurance. They are now using that order and trying to go back on the guarantees they gave to the youth of this country. So, we have declared on our social media handles that if the government does not stand by its words and does not honour the agreements, we will be forced to again call for a big protest, not just in Delhi but nationwide..."

Press Trust of India

35,296 views • 3 months ago

Marco Rubio: We're not members of the ICC. We never signed that treaty, we never joined it. And they somehow claim that they have a right nonetheless to go after non-treaty members and put heads of state and others in jail. We've long had quarrels with them and we have lunatics and crazies involved in the ICC that are talking about charging members of the US military, maybe even the president or a future president with crimes and this not gonna happen, it's just not going to happen. If people want to sign it and be a part of that stupid organization they can, but we're not going to be a part of it and they're not going to apply their jurisdiction to Americans. That's just not going to happen. We're not going to tolerate it, now or in the future and we've warned them about it repeatedly. And now they're going to see the consequences of ignoring us.

Marco Rubio: We're not members of the ICC. We never signed that treaty, we never joined it. And they somehow claim that they have a right nonetheless to go after non-treaty members and put heads of state and others in jail. We've long had quarrels with them and we have lunatics and crazies involved in the ICC that are talking about charging members of the US military, maybe even the president or a future president with crimes and this not gonna happen, it's just not going to happen. If people want to sign it and be a part of that stupid organization they can, but we're not going to be a part of it and they're not going to apply their jurisdiction to Americans. That's just not going to happen. We're not going to tolerate it, now or in the future and we've warned them about it repeatedly. And now they're going to see the consequences of ignoring us.

Clash Report

290,971 views • 3 months ago

[Asian Feed] 260328 BTS: The Return Creators Share How the Documentary Was Made. Bao Nguyen & Jane Cha 🎞️A lot of that naturally comes out in group conversations. Where someone will speak up and throw in a joke, or someone will be a bit more sort of like mature and wise in what they say. I think like those car conversations were really important. It was a lucky happen stance of just filming where I had this intention. It's like how much can you just make a film like truly verité without relying on interviews and talking head interviews. And you know we we were driving with Jin to the beach actually and Jin just started talking to us. I just wanted him to kind of like be pensive look outside or Just like capture that moment of of going to the beach. But then he just started talking about how he felt and I was like oh these car rides sort of like confessionals for the members and through each. These car rides you get like a distinct sort of answer. I would ask the same question and see how each of them would answer differently. So that was like a nice baseline to see how they were reacting differently to to what was happening in their lives and who they were and who they were changing into in the military and etc. #JIN #방탄소년단진 방탄소년단 AsianFeed netflix⁷

[Asian Feed] 260328 BTS: The Return Creators Share How the Documentary Was Made. Bao Nguyen & Jane Cha 🎞️A lot of that naturally comes out in group conversations. Where someone will speak up and throw in a joke, or someone will be a bit more sort of like mature and wise in what they say. I think like those car conversations were really important. It was a lucky happen stance of just filming where I had this intention. It's like how much can you just make a film like truly verité without relying on interviews and talking head interviews. And you know we we were driving with Jin to the beach actually and Jin just started talking to us. I just wanted him to kind of like be pensive look outside or Just like capture that moment of of going to the beach. But then he just started talking about how he felt and I was like oh these car rides sort of like confessionals for the members and through each. These car rides you get like a distinct sort of answer. I would ask the same question and see how each of them would answer differently. So that was like a nice baseline to see how they were reacting differently to to what was happening in their lives and who they were and who they were changing into in the military and etc. #JIN #방탄소년단진 방탄소년단 AsianFeed netflix⁷

star_jin

14,350 views • 7 months ago

Nick Fuentes asks when Trump and Israel are finally going to let go and accept they lost the Iran war. "We lost. We tried it. We failed. It's not for lack of trying. Israel convinced us that we could pursue regime change and succeed quickly and decisively and they were f*cking wrong." "Losses have consequences. When you lose, your enemy gets to impose the terms." "Everything that we've just reviewed and everything we've talked about up until this point will logically point to the conclusion that we have to be done with this." "At what point does Trump let it go? The generals are ready. The vice president is ready. The Gulf is ready. The only constituency that is not ready to let go of this is Israel, Israel and its allies in government and in the media." "Listen to them when they defend it...Ben Shapiro and Mark Levin. What's their solution? Shapiro says, you know, we should just bomb them some more. We should just take out all their energy infrastructure and just leave. Mark Levin says the same thing. Just bomb them more. OK. And then what?"

Nick Fuentes asks when Trump and Israel are finally going to let go and accept they lost the Iran war. "We lost. We tried it. We failed. It's not for lack of trying. Israel convinced us that we could pursue regime change and succeed quickly and decisively and they were f*cking wrong." "Losses have consequences. When you lose, your enemy gets to impose the terms." "Everything that we've just reviewed and everything we've talked about up until this point will logically point to the conclusion that we have to be done with this." "At what point does Trump let it go? The generals are ready. The vice president is ready. The Gulf is ready. The only constituency that is not ready to let go of this is Israel, Israel and its allies in government and in the media." "Listen to them when they defend it...Ben Shapiro and Mark Levin. What's their solution? Shapiro says, you know, we should just bomb them some more. We should just take out all their energy infrastructure and just leave. Mark Levin says the same thing. Just bomb them more. OK. And then what?"

Fractured Light

23,027 views • 2 months ago

Mikel Brown Jr. on attempting the layup in the final seconds up one rather than pulling the ball out: “I did see the open lane, and I thought I had a layup, but the ball was kind of already slipping out of my hands, and PG was already coming towards my right side. So I felt like if I didn't go up with it, I kind of was gonna fall out of bounds. So that was my last resort, in all honesty, but I can't make an excuse. There's a lot of plays down the stretch that I messed up on, that I take full accountability for, and I'm gonna be better. Was it discussed before the play to dribble the ball out? “It was discussed to just try to get it in, and try to kill time. That definitely was discussed, but like I said, it's just mistakes down the stretch that I just can't make. I just can't do that."

Mikel Brown Jr. on attempting the layup in the final seconds up one rather than pulling the ball out: “I did see the open lane, and I thought I had a layup, but the ball was kind of already slipping out of my hands, and PG was already coming towards my right side. So I felt like if I didn't go up with it, I kind of was gonna fall out of bounds. So that was my last resort, in all honesty, but I can't make an excuse. There's a lot of plays down the stretch that I messed up on, that I take full accountability for, and I'm gonna be better. Was it discussed before the play to dribble the ball out? “It was discussed to just try to get it in, and try to kill time. That definitely was discussed, but like I said, it's just mistakes down the stretch that I just can't make. I just can't do that."

Erik Slater

248,732 views • 12 days ago

Mike Dunleavy on if the Warriors are prepared to make a big move in January/February: "I think when we talk about this financial flexibility and all that and people kind of push ahead to like next offseason, the summer, free agency, we look at it as something probably that's gone into action already and we will go through the season, like now is the time you start considering it. I think in our situation, it's pretty unique in the sense that we have this financial flexibility, expiring contracts, but at the same time, the players on expiring contracts are players that we like in value, so it's not like we just want to get rid of them or anything like that. We see those guys as players that can help us and be apart of it, so how we are going to navigate it and figure it all out will be interesting, but there's just lots of different iterations and possibilities, and yeah, we're looking at things."

Mike Dunleavy on if the Warriors are prepared to make a big move in January/February: "I think when we talk about this financial flexibility and all that and people kind of push ahead to like next offseason, the summer, free agency, we look at it as something probably that's gone into action already and we will go through the season, like now is the time you start considering it. I think in our situation, it's pretty unique in the sense that we have this financial flexibility, expiring contracts, but at the same time, the players on expiring contracts are players that we like in value, so it's not like we just want to get rid of them or anything like that. We see those guys as players that can help us and be apart of it, so how we are going to navigate it and figure it all out will be interesting, but there's just lots of different iterations and possibilities, and yeah, we're looking at things."

Chef

27,544 views • 21 days ago