#999- TikTok Is Owned By America Now?

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This is the Cult of Conspiracy and now I'm the Cajea night and boy oh boy, A lot of things are going on right now across the world, but let's just talk about here at home right now in the good old u A. As of time of recording, it is Monday, Okay, this episode probably won't come out until Friday. So if you like to get this episode as soon as possible, the earliest you can get it, and also,

And uh, this one's gonna be a deep one.

And this might even get us band off of certain places, to be honest with you, because as of time of recording, we just did a little bit of a TikTok live and people who listen to the show know how much I love tic tac or whatever the fuck it's called y'all know how much I love that app However, we've gotten shadow band.

Don't know why.

Shout out to the Patreon members though for coming and Clutch and they came over and checked it out, and I posted on there and they came over and was trying to help us out.

And then they came, all.

Of them and came and Clutch coming on the live to try to help us get unshadowed band. But my personal ones banned and are and the cult conspiracy because I was thinking, maybe, you know, let me post on because I had posted quite a few of them, and I noticed about two days ago we stopped getting views, and so I said, well, let me just post one on mine to see what happens. I should not have done that, because apparently I fucked myself just as much so, But.

I mean, we didn't post anything that was objectively offensive, right, And even if.

Honestly I was pumped about the two of them, they were just like funny meme clips right shorts over a single image of Trump sending troops into Iran and another one about the Pyramids and the old Boys being right about the Pyramids of like having shit underneath it, so Yeah, I think.

All of that kind of ties in to not only what we're gonna be talking about in this episode, but I feel like the timing of everything is very, very, very strategic.

So we just got shadow band on TikTok.

Hopefully over the next couple of days, that's gonna go away and we're going to go back into the realm of free speech. Right now, why is this, you might be asking, Well, unless you're living under a rock, you probably have heard that Oracle has bought TikTok, or at least the American subsidiary of it. Now, there's some pros to this, there's some cons to this. A pro the Chinese have lost their data loop, their information loop to

Oracle, that's all this is.

It's an AI algorithm database, and that's all being done very very very strategically. Now, Oracle buying TikTok is a bit of a misnomer because, yes, while they did buy it, there was actually three parts. There's a three part tryune to who just bought the American version of TikTok, and I guarantee you're not gonna be able to guess the other two. If you had to take a shot out of it, I will say that, I will say this,

Ah, I feel like I know I know the answer to one of I know one of them, but I'm trying to remember what the hell the name. I glanced at it. I no oracle, and I noticed, like are a three split? They like share fifteen percent each yep of it, And I just can't, for the life of me picture the name.

Who is it? Again? I can't remember?

So you ever had a Dell computer?

Del Man, that's an old one.

You wouldn't have thought it, but old. I think his name is Michael Dell. I got an article pulled up on him here. He bought one portion of it, and then Abu Dhabi what Yeah.

Okay, the fucking Arabs just bought a chunk of American TikTok. I mean, I'm not surprised, but my point is you would have thought.

You would have thought that perhaps Moussad would have bought it, right, Maybe a little Nette Yahoo, maybe a little bit of the Jews would have come in and boughts. But it's not at all. The Muslims are making their way in. And again, I know so many people are very angry of me for having this take. I acknowledge that Israel was absolutely puppeteering our government for decades, not denying now whatsoever.

What I am saying is.

That Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the UAE have moved in and they are buying up swaths of the American propaganda machine and swaths of our government hand over fist right now. I'm not saying that Israel does not still have their play. I'm not saying that apak is not a thing. I see it. I'm with you. What I'm saying is that there's a changing of the guard happening right before our very eyes, and people are still pissed off at Israel for shit that went down twenty years ago, rather than

But anyway, yeah, I mean, but if you look at the whole push to convert the world into, you know, a Muslim state, it's not really a shock to me that they would be buying up large amounts of any kind of social media.

Yes, now, I will say of these countries, right, Qatar and UAE, which Abu Dhabi, that's UAE United Arab Emirates. They're a lot more how could I put this without trying to sound offensive, They're a lot more uh, progressive and some might even say liberal and moderns as compared to a lot of their other Islamic.

Counterparts, which is fine. It's fair.

Saudi Arabia, so many things are still going down over there, they like the human rights atrocities are still happening, like people still getting their hands cut off for stealing people. Like the worst things about the Islamic world that people want to say is like a human's rights violations and all this stuff that's still going down in Saudi Arabia or Saudi whatever. But because they give us really good deals on oils and because they're a homie, we just

There's a big festival there.

It was like, I'm like, I don't know what you're talking about. Right now.

There was a big comedy festival that just went down in Saudi Arabia and they were throwing astronomical numbers out to get some of the headlines and all of these things, and like it was nothing to have a guy be like, yo, this this the royal family was offering me three hundred thousand dollars to go do one hour of stand up and stuff like this. And you had a lot of comedians, even the uber liberal types who have been up and down shitting on the America's connection to these these animals.

And bah bah bah blah blah blah bah.

They took the bag and they curtailed their comedy for that, and it was they completely hord themselves out. And for the record, don't think that Jacob's over here judging nobody on how they get their bag.

You do you baboo. That's all I'm saying.

But you had a few comedians that was like, no, I'm just I'm not taking it.

I'm sorry.

One of them was a Shane Gillis, who I'm a huge fan of, and he straight up was like no, like, you're the dude that gave us nine to eleven, Like I'm not I'm not performing comedy for you.

And everybody's like wait what No, Sama bin Laden.

It's like every single dude that was on the plane that hit the twin towers were Saudi Arabian. So like, miss me with going to Saudi Arabia and and doing a performance, I don't care how much the money is, Like, I'm just I'm not doing it.

But that's my point.

They are trying right now to change their image, to soften their image.

It's not going well.

But I guess they're going off of the assumption that if you throw enough money at a problem, people will forget.

And maybe I mean and a lot of people do that, so.

Maybe you can see it.

So now cut to the situation with TikTok. Oracle owns the lion's share of it. Now, Oracle being the same people that are watching us. That's big brother, Like no shit,

Sit in some sort of a smear.

Campaign, a propaganda campaign, all these things. Now, with that being said, Iran has not been seen too favorably by some of their key Islamic brothers, if you will, katar Ua, Saudi Arabia, none of them like Iran. They're super not happy with them. And there is a thought to say that America might be I'm not saying invading Iran, but attacking Iran sometime this week. I'm not saying that I even believe that or not. And again, this episode is

I don't know, but I wanted to get the comparison against Rwanda. So in one hundred days of killing spree, eight hundred thousand were in two days of killing. The large portion of people that were not that got killed by their own people.

What was it in two days?

Oh, and I was just.

Saying, like, compared to to Iran, Iran, Iran, whenever you.

Said eight hundred thousand in one hundred days, Yeah, so that's eight hundred per day. No, no, no, no, I'm sorry, that's eight My math is horrible. But as I get a calculator, eight hundred thousand divided by was it one hundred days? Was the genocide?

I thought, honestly or shorter than that, But it says one hundred days of killing.

I mean, I knew it was a good eight thousand.

So eight thousand a day, and that is like massive numbers. Iran killed thirty thousand in two yeah. And again I understand that people are going to look at that number and say that, oh, well, those numbers are conflated.

How can we verify because we have set.

Thousand, you know obviously in two days.

Yeah, twice as much, almost twice as much as.

What was being done in Rwanda. And again this is by satellite imagery. We can see the mass graves that are currently going down. And now that they have lifted the whole internet band, people are recording, the videos are coming out, the pictures are coming out. These are not crazy astronomical numbers that people are throwing out to pull on the world's heartstrings.

This is what happened.

Cut to the Ayatola just fled ran and he's now in Moscow. The guy, the top religious dude, Ayatola Kamani, probably mispronouncing his bitch ass name, and I'm good with that. He just ran to Russia because his people are that pissed off at him.

Well, no shit, he just killed thirty thousand people, so uhuh.

But of course it was all good because Allah probably told him it was justified.

I don't know.

I don't know, but what I am going to say is that the Muslim countries, one of them being the UAE that just bought a chunk of TikTok super jazzed up with Iran. Now we can all kind of see that there's a clenching of power that's going on between China, Russia, and Iran.

These three. Some are calling them the Axis of Evil.

I don't know whatever, but I don't I feel like this TikTok by was very, very strategic, and not just the purchasing because they've been trying to do that for over a year, the timing of it, the timing of it, is rather critical.

Seems really interesting. They actually I was just looking at they just confirmed it. It's even more people like even they thirty six hundred or thirty six five hundred people, excuse.

Me the last report of thirty son of a bitch thirty.

They just yeah, it had just confirmed like an hour ago.

Oh but that was That wasn't even the worst part. They were giving people lethal injections in hospitals who came in wounded. What oh yeah, no, there's videos of this. There were people that were screaming, that had like a bullet wound to the leg. The doctor was coming around and giving them lethal injections to kill them.

That's absolutely horrific.

And the worst part is the Iranians were at the UN talking to them last week begging for help silence. Now that there's a pile of bodies, all they're saying is okay, thank you for the acknowledgement.

Where the fuck were you last week? Though?

Hm?

So, anyway, Ron.

Crams against humanity. He should be held by NATO accountable.

He should have been a long time ago. In my opinion.

The dude's a oh yeah, but he should be held like hopefully he'll get tried because of everything that's happening.

Oh, I see it. Multiple applications of lethal injection.

Interesting, and there's there's reports. I've seen the videos.

You could hear the people screaming, and there's like there's AI dubbing at the bottom to where you could tell like what they're actually saying, like translated. These people are screaming for their lives as they're being held down and a doctor's sticking them with a needle.

Like it's it's horrible that's going on.

There, it said. Medical workers say the protesters were often shot.

In the head or neck with the intent to kill. Many were killed by multiple bullets. Some were shot from behind while they were trying to flee among the dead, or children among the dead, or the.

Old pregnant women.

So then were most of the it says, women and children and the old. Most of them were young people under the age of thirty. Ye They burned school buses and transit buses. Yeah, it says that they were actively shooting people to kill them, that they were given a lethal order.

Now that has not really much to do with TikTok, But at the same time, I do think it's all connected, Okay.

Because it is connected too, because the sensory of information the censorship. Yeah yeah, And that way they can control the narrative too, because the one post that I did post was one was about Tucker Carlson and COVID, and the information about being censored was the first one that got us flagged.

Oh don't worry, Tucker's going to come up later in this episode, but continue.

So the second one was Iran, the third one was Egypt. I posted another one about Greenland, and I posted one about NATO, and none of them went through, not one of them.

So all of them were flagged.

And from what I can tell from other people I've been following, I went to the big content creators so that I follow, and it looks like the majority of them that have anything to say about ice, about Minnesota, about anything to do with politics of any type of anywhere around the globe. Anything that's happening that's other than like a dog dancing around is getting shadow band right now.

And that's oh my god. The Minnesota ice thing. We're not going to spend much time on it, but I am going to say this. I will say this on it, your boy. Some some are saying that he actually was an Ice agent. That was all a stage thing and whatever because he was carrying a sig P three twenty.

He's like, you know who carries sig P three twenties Ice agents? That is fucking ridiculous, the sig or P three twenty.

Rather, for those that don't know, if anybody is into guns and has seen how there's these SIGs that are going off in people's holsters and like the military bought a bunch of them and they had to have a big recall because there was an airman that was shot and killed and all these things. This gun went off on its own. Cops are not allowed to carry them anymore. They're not allowed on firing ranges because they're so unreliable

China situation. There was a coup attempt just a couple.

Of days ago, a couple of days before TikTok was bought by America, and TikTok was China's baby. That was a bit dances or bit I gotta look at that. I got an article pulled up talking about it, bite Dance, whatever it's called.

That was their money maker.

Not the entire country by any means, but that company that is owned by the CCP. What possibly do you think went down to make it seem like a really good idea for China to sell their information loop to from a country that we are currently in a Cold war with.

That's mind blowing. I can't even.

Imagine a world where in the Cold War with Russia and America, Russia had an intel plug to the hearts and minds of the America population and then somehow in the middle of that they sell it to America.

I don't know like it.

I thought it was really strange too that they would give that up, especially with all the having the spies here and them trying to acquire more Land and them doing and having that military presence here.

What was it. It was like a little base or something that they had.

Yeah, they're trying, Yeah, and they had, like you.

Know, they've had all sorts of stuff.

I'm surprised that they would give up there. They're one thing to where it helps program the American people and they can sway and change whatever it is because they know that most.

People are watching TikTok and use it.

So for them to give it up, it had to be something absolutely serious.

I agree, and I don't believe that we had any kind of real leverage on China for this one. However, I've been seeing some reports China's population some experts are now saying is actually a lie. Some are saying that China's population is actually quite close to America's population and that it's all affront interesting. So the way they're calling this, you could look at China's census bureau from the nineteen fifties and see what their population was.

So to have they shouldn't have killed all their children and gave them away.

Yes, agreed, agreed that might help them out, but that was also they can't afford to feed their people, so here's the background on that one. Before the Industrial Revolution and the introduction of communism, right, the majority of China was farming. It was big agriculture, which they needed to feed the massive amount of people that they had. Your boy comes in Old Mao and makes it a communist country. All right, Cool, Now he's getting all these farm hands

Now if you look at him in.

The nineteen fifties as opposed to now, let's just break this down. It takes two people to make a baby, right, and if two people have two kids, they just replaced themselves. They didn't add or take away from the population. It was a one to one swap out basically. So to get to China from what it was in the fifties to what they're claiming.

Now with a billion people or whatever.

That means that every woman in China would have had you had somewhere between five to seven babies apiece.

No way, they didn't do that.

They did not do that. They had a very strict ban on how many children they could have.

The one child policy only came around in the late nineties, right, So even even just going from the fifties to the nineties, you're telling me for forty fucking years that every woman in China was pumping out five to seven puppies apiece. I'm sorry, that's not reality. Let alone. They can't feed that nini nor produce that mini. So it's just it's

The great China is finally starting to be lifted.

The world is finally aware that it's all been affront Their military is nothing impressive, their tech is nothing impressive, Their manufacturing capability, the slave labor, they have killed most of them. And if during COVID they locked down so many, they have killed probably another one hundred thousand only in the last five years.

So it's it's not what you're looking at.

The average number of children per woman around was around six in the early nineteen fifties. In China, the government promoted large families during the nineteen fifties and nineteen sixties. The fertility rate began in a decline in the late nineteen seventies due to economic reforms. The one child policy was introduced in nineteen eighty, which reduced dramatically reduced birth rates. By the late nineteen eighties, the average number of child children per woman dropped to about two.

Excuse me, I said it was in the nineties. It was in eighty Excuse me.

No, I was.

I just was curious as to see what the China's fertility rate and stuff is, because yeah, they let's see it says that.

Their fertility rate is still decreasing.

The decline in twenty twenty to twenty twenty one was damn ads is seven point four percent. Then it went from twenty three to twenty two three point three percent decline. Then it went it actually increased in twenty twenty four.

They finally removed the one child policy and they're trying to.

Promote eight point eight percent increase.

But now it's steady at only increased to eighteen percent over the last since twenty twenty five to twenty twenty four, so they're still averaging a number of two children as of right now. So it's gone down even actually quent down significantly. So it looks like the highest peak was in nineteen sixty four was the average of six oh sorry, seven point five to one kids, and then it just went all the way down and then it decreased to having one kid per household till just last twenty twenty four,

It's an average.

But yeah, no, so it looks like overall they have it has increased seventy one percent, but they have not hardly any numbers since because I can see the actual it went.

From one point one percent to one point seven percent. Therefore it's a seventy percent increase. They're not even at the rate of replacement right now.

Yeah, so it went yeah, one percent, So in in COVID time it was one point twenty four. Then after that it dropped to one point flat, and then it went up to one point seventy one percent. Before that, the average was one roughly around one point five to one point eight percent, and that's been like that since nineteen ninety one.

And that's what's been point at. That's not even.

Replacement where that Before that it was like, really it was pretty peak high. So in the fifties it was about six six point four to nine. Then it dropped really really far down to three and sixty one.

They had a spikes, and then it went.

All the way down, really declined in nineteen seventy six, and that's where it just dipped all the way down.

So here's the kitcher. We're all, here's the catcher on this one. Though.

So there are people that were in China in the nineteen fifties and sixties that are now living in America and they are very very open about the fact that no one was having six kids. That's a that's a completely made up number. And I understand this is what the statistics say because we have to go off for the best research we can find, and the data we're getting is from the CCP.

So this you're talking, you're talking ten twenty years twenty you're talking roughly maybe twenty two years of not even that, yeah, like ten twenty years, twenty years exactly of potentially having anywhere between five to maybe seven kids at the most.

Maybe though, and they're saying that those numbers.

Are completely yes too, so and let's even say that that is accurate. Right, let's say that the people that I'm talking about are completely full of shit.

Right.

Maybe in their small neighborhood it wasn't like that, but mainland China whatever else. Fine, they're still decreasing, and they have increased in all these things. So they're saying that right now China's population at best is five hundred million.

Yeah, Well, how they treat.

Their citizens and then the whole the giant towers where they lock them in where they like, in those little prison cell blocks and stuff. I actually follow a couple Chinese creators that sleep in their car. Yeah, and honestly, their car setups are fucking pimp.

I'm going to give them.

That they're super creative for how small of living they have and everything else, they are the most creative people ever, and I actually do enjoy watching them. But they don't have a lot of places to go and sleep and do all of these things. And so I for years have been on the decline. Even if they did raise seventy percent, you're talking they went from maybe one child to potentially two.

Yeah, maybe seventy percent sounds like a lot, but when you realize that's a one percent to a one point seven percent.

That kind of that. You see what I'm saying, They skew the numbers.

It's just one year, though, it's really just one year.

It's so I mean, I can see how they wouldn't have a bunch plus what they did during COVID. I mean, there was a lot of information saying that they killed a lot of their citizens.

Yeah, and that they did all this stuff.

Now I've actually not seen anything that was ever produced from that. I saw the initial videos and the initial things saying that, like, you know, they trapped all those citizens in that one building and then you know, accidentally, oops, the building collapsed, and like these people were in there.

That was nationwide. There are situations like that.

I saw a lot of different things like that, but I've never actually seen the confirm like this is what happened. I didn't see since posting it afterwards and saying no, this really did happen, like they really did kill us.

So it's one of those.

Speculative things that like, I don't know if it's true. I don't know if that's actually what happened to them.

No, but there's all kinds of situations. Hell we I just talked about this on the Caves the Night a couple of weeks ago. There was this massive bridge and a massive dam that just collapsed in China. But it's only been operable for about ten years. Wow, did this happen? Was it a natural disaster?

No?

No, What it is that China has been basically throwing construction projects up to make it look like they're just doing some big innovation. The quality in the work that is being done is so ass that it's not gonna last whatsoever. Cut too, you got people living in their cars. They have so much building development all over the Great China, So why are these people living in the cars? Because

Has anything like that.

That's that's happening all over China, and it has been for years, and it's not even like there's apartments for people to rent, but they just can't afford it. No, the places that could be rented are being rented, and it's always these little shoe box apartments like you're talking about. These people are left with no other option but to go live in their cars.

I have never seen that. Honestly, it's mind blowing. I've seen.

I've seen the whole videos and all the behind the behind the scenes I guess, or the you know, inside the buildings where they all rent those little literally like they're in prison cells just big enough for them to sleep in. I've I've watched into that, like you know, excuse me watching into that. I've looked into that a good bit. But no, I've never seen anything about shell buildings. But you know, at this point, the entire world is stage. So I don't know.

I wouldn't. It wouldn't surprise me.

I mean maybe.

So anyway, cut to the whole situation with the TikTok.

So how did we end up with China's selling TikTok? Because I don't understand why they would.

Give this up.

I think that it was because they have very little options left. The curtain is finally getting pulled back, and they're trying to do whatever they can to keep up a certain face to make it look like they ended up on the positive side of this.

TikTok was so over fourteen billion dollars.

I think they're using that for their version of Genesis and the Moon situation that they're tied in with Russia.

I think I was going to if I.

Was going to say, I think TikTok is their least of their concerns right now. Right now, the race is for AI control and for whoever gets on the moon first, quote unquote, like whoever sets up the lunar base.

This is one of those things that they can.

Make huge profit off of and take that money and shove it into those programs. Because Genesis is our version, and it's out there trying to hopefully we win this whole race. And so it's Russia and them versus US, and when it comes to both of these things.

And Iran.

And Iran and because for some reason, yeah, they they these three are connected.

They are connected deep. And so the.

Whole situation when Maduro actually ties into this one, the Chinese have seen that their connection to Russia has been eternal and all these things, Yet they weren't in the loop when Maduro got snatched. They even had Chinese I don't want to use the term uh, I guess you could say delegates. They had Chinese big wigs that were in Caracas the night that Maduro was taken. They had just had dinner with them. They had literally just had dinner. Putin knew what was about to go down, but she

Now. I don't believe that that's gonna happen. I absolutely do not believe it's gonna happen.

But when you look at the writing on the court, on the board, so to speak, a lot of things are lining up that shouldn't line up, and China's about to get screwed. The problem with that is what happens when you corner a pit bull, even if it's a Because China's a paid tiger, I'm not. I don't think anybody with a brainstems actually worried about the Chinese military because why would you be right?

But that being said, they are a nuclear power and.

They he says like, I don't know why you're writing off their.

Nukes because if they were to launch nukes, even Russia has to nuke them' that's the way this goes. The first country to drop them gets dropped on by everybody else. So I don't believe that nukes are ever actually going to be used again. I think it's the ultimate saber rattle because if they get nuked, if any country launches nukes again, it's all over, the world's over. Everybody's gonna

They're so scary, they're so strong.

For years I was telling people that like nobody in the Russian military, from the top general to the lowest private, has been shot at. They're not a military that would be considered formidable by any metric. It's just because they're the big bad Russia. They go to war with Ukraine and they had farmers taking tanks and John Deere tractors. That was that was a big thing. So Russia got. The whole world now knows that Russia is completely full

It's it's not even, and now we know that it's not even. Their numbers.

Their biggest asset has always been their numbers. They don't even have that to be a scary force anymore. So it's yeah, what you looking at?

Oh, I'm I find it really interesting.

Al Jazeer keeps every time I go to this one specific article that.

Lays out China's.

How this is actually to help them out becoming a partying chip with the tensions with the US, every time I click on that article, it disappears like it's not allowing me to access it. And so I'm trying in different approaches to read this one specific article and it's just try to read a different one too. From the New York Times. It won't let me read it. I try to read from BBC, it wouldn't let me read it. I'm like, okay, apparently we're not allowed to read this article, which longer.

Tying that in Al Jazeera is a Katari publication. Qatar and the UAE are homies, and the UAE just bought a portion of TikTok.

So I'm just throwing it out.

It's all weird how it connects. I know that a lot of people don't like politics. I know the geopolitics is very boring to a lot of people.

But this is really boring to be honest with you, I.

Get it, I get it, but this is this is one of those situations where the geopolitics bleeds into everyone's everyday life.

Yeah, no, it's It's one of those topics that, like is I never really been a huge fan, but considering every single thing impacts us, even when it's overseas, it's going to impact us somehow. So it's like you just have to learn about it, just you know, at least to keep up with kind of what's happening, because you don't want to be taken off guard when you know,

But you know now now I listened to it.

And learn about it a lot more in the last few years, because yeah, shit happens, and a lot of it all ties together, and that's where all the money is and it's a whole thing.

So and when things are political, they are inherently conspiratorial, right because you literally cannot separate the two. So I feel like it's worth it for us to have this conversation.

This evening.

I'm gonna go ahead and share the screen once again for anybody who would like to see it. Come check us out at patreon dot com slash culta conspiracy podcast, and you will be able to see all of the articles, all the things, all the stuff that we were going to be talking about moving into it.

Now. This is from Politico.

Now, I understand some people have issue with Politico as a publication. I hear that, but for this article, in particular, the take away the political bias. For two seconds, let's just read the facts, okay. TikTok lands a fourteen billion dollar deal to avoid US ban. Yes, the TikTok ban is what this all comes back to. So China knew that they were about to lose their information loop regardless, so they decided to make a little money on the

Enough, and it's so weird to me Dell, of all people, of all of them still, Yeah, you would think that they wouldn't be still around, but they are.

You would think Elon, I thought Elon well before Dell. I thought Bill Gates. I thought Microsoft.

Would have bought in on some of this before Dell.

I'm actually really surprised that Gates Gates has been unusually quiet, which is really unnerving to me. Yeah, he's been really quietly.

It's not a good time.

No, not at all. I think that they're working towards the disease X. It's interesting. Have you gone to Dell's Technology Technologies by the way, website, that's what it's called.

Now, I have something pulled up on them.

I'm not sure if it is the particular one, but hey, if you want, I could give you the ability.

To share screen.

Oh.

I just happened to go and look at it because I was I haven't looked at a Dell computer in a long time. But the artificial intelligence is the first thing. And they have entire infrastructure and they have all sorts of stuff that they're doing.

Like, it's not just one thing.

Now.

Dell's Solutions is what it is talking about, and it has like trains attached to it. It's yeah, they have their hands and all sorts of stuff. It's not just one thing.

So let's talk more into this one here. So Congress passed the law on April twenty twenty four requiring the sale of TikTok to a US buyer before January nineteen, twenty twenty five, or banning it, citing national security concerns about the APPS ties to China, obviously, but Trump delayed the ban from taking effect five to times last year while a deal was negotiated to divest the.

APP to American owners.

Trump signed an executive order in September approving the deal and giving the parties until Friday to formalize the terms. The deal matches an internal memo distributed by TikTok CEO Showzi Chew last month, who said the agreement would be

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So.

Trump previously described this deal as a qualified divestiture, meaning the sale would fully serve bite Dances control or I'm sorry, the sale would fully severe or sever bite Dances control over the platform and therefore make tik talk legal under US law. So now ByteDance does not have controlling interest over it. It has a twenty percent, but it does not have the majority of the control over what goes

National security and control.

Jd Vance confirmed that the US owners would have control over the app's algorithm, which is at the heart of the platform success.

So he went on.

He said the US company will have control over how the algorithm pushes content to users, and that it was a very important part of it. He said in September executive order signing in the Oval Office. We thought it was necessary for the national security level element of the law. According to the company's release, the US version will we're quad ll retrain and update the platform's algorithm based on US user data oracle.

We'll control the algorithm within its US cloud.

Environment, which again I'm not super stoked about I would rather Oracle over the CCP.

But it's it's not it's not really much.

Of a of an upgrade, honestly, it's it's one slaver to another.

Well, I think that Dell actually is the one that we should worry about more over than Oracle.

Why do you say this, Raven?

So while I'm while you're reading, I'm listening to you, I'm looking at Dell's Dell's website and I actually went and found their Dell AI Factory, and they have an entire website that's dedicated to the acceleration of AI innovention, innovation with the Dell AI Factory, and it's embracing implementing AI pretty much globally, is what it's talking about. It wants to put it everywhere, and it's talking about services, ecosystem,

Was like, you know, let's see what it says.

So the ecosystem is creating an ecosystem across AI workflows, and so what that means is they're creating a path for AI to pretty much overtake every kind of everything. It collects all your data, it does all of these things with it, but it's working with everybody. So you know, we're talking about, well where is Bill Gates? Well, Google Cloud is here, don't worry. Meta is here, Microsoft is here,

To being able to.

Store all your data, avoid corruption, detect cyber threats. It's talking about being able to network across all platforms globally with the Ethernet fiber.

What does it say the Ethernet.

Fibers and the performance needs of Genai workloads and so gen Ai is the big computer, so pretty much this is this is probably who they're using for Genesis, if I was to guess, it's probably who they're like, they're

Yeah, I think he might be onto something, honestly, and the fact that Dell and Oracle are now big wigs with TikTok, I feel like we can't understate the importance of this.

But not everybody is super jazzed about this.

So this is actually from Michael Sobolik, a senior fellow at the right leaning Hudson Institute and an expert on the US China policy. He told Politico that President Trump got played by Jijaping. He got terrible advice from his staff on these negotiations. This isn't the art of the deal, it's the art of the steal. Jijaping can't believe his luck. That's that is a take. That is a take by this so and again, it's not like the CCP has nothing to do with it anymore. They still hold a

Getting their cut into the AI race.

I think they're still now it may not be a Chinese owned app anymore, but they're still going to have some sort of a backdoor deal on this. They're still going to have some sort of a spyware that's just inherent to the app. So I don't see this going very positively for anybody, to be honest with you. So now we're going to tech Crunch. Here's what you should know about the US TikTok deal. All right, let's get

Flex Yeah, I don't think that was anything. I think that was just like a see I told you I could do it right.

So a number of investors competed.

To purchase the app, and after President Trump extended the U TikTok band deadline for the.

Fourth time, the battle finally ceased.

In December twenty twenty five, TikTok officially signed a deal to divest a portion of its US entity to a group of American investors. Early in twenty twenty five, President Trump had announced that Jijuping of China had given his approval of the TikTok deal, which would allow a consortium of US investors to control the platform. Byte Dance stated publicly that it would ensure the platform remains available to

So who owns the other thirty five percent?

I wonder But old Dell boy, I'm wondering how much he bought in on this other investments. Yeah, so other investors, which include the existing Byte Dance investors, make up another thirty five percent of the ventures ownership. This includes the Dell Family office, Michael Dell's investment firm, Susquehanna affiliate, vastmir Okay, Alpha Wave Partners, and several more which are listed in TikTok's press release, which you know, we might open that

Wow.

So while earlier reports suggests that US users might need to transition to a new platform, more recent reports have denied this claim, assuring users that they will not need to download a new app. It's unclear how users algorithmic feeds will be impacted at this time.

So how do we get here? To fully understand the high stakes drama?

Will first revisit a timeline of the TikTok tumultuous relationship with the US government, which resulted in various legal battles and negotiations. The drama first began in August of twenty twenty, when Trump signed executive order to ban transactions with parent company byt Dance. A month later, Trump administration sought to force a sale of TikTok's US operations to a US based company. The leading contenders included Microsoft, Oracle, and Walmart

Who knows?

In response, TikTok sued the US government, challenging the constitutionality constitutionality, yeah of the bandon, arguing the app and its American users were having their First Amendment rights violated. That is fucking hilarious. That is absolutely that is rich that the CCP, who owns ByteDance, would sue the American government for infringing upon the American people's right to freedom of speech.

How dare you?

What? What are we even talking about here? But okay, now, I.

Guess they were trying to stand up for the American people.

The same country where if you call the president a panda, you get life in prison.

But okay, hey, don't cast stones. Okay, they're trying to help American people.

Whatever. Sure, because China really did careing about the American.

People, you know.

Oh yeah, it was all It was all a ploy though, because look at how many people use it. If they didn't give a shit about or they didn't at least put a show on that they cared about the American people, then they would lose people to other platforms, and then they wouldn't have enough, they wouldn't gain more momentum, and they wouldn't be able to brainwash more people.

So they had nothing to do with Americans free speech. It had everything to do with the data. It had everything to do with ad revenue. It had everything to do Yeah, that's all it ever actually boils down to is money, right?

And by the way, if anyone actually goes and checks out dell Man, the rabbit holes that I have somehow managed to find myself in in the last five minutes is crazy.

Is this going to be another episode? Raven?

There?

Quantum computing innovation is insane right now. And the data they have like all sorts to research.

I just started clicking on things and started reading where their money is going, where their flow. They have like a whole billboard sign like pamphlet about how they're collecting your data and how AI is like your best friend, and how they're doing this with all the other companies.

And then I clicked on.

It was like it had like a little thing it said here click here to read more research.

So I clicked there, and then I clicked another thing.

Then I've somehow found myself really deep into this massive website that they have. So it might turn into a whole episode, because everybody knows. I do like to talk about AI because I feel like we are on the cusp of something very serious happening to us as humans.

Easy, Hey, I can't be talking too harshly about the overlords.

Watch it now?

Yeah, I know, Terminator's gonna come for me, dude.

It's so bad.

Yeah, if you look at that, I think it was Dell that actually developed the mini quantum computing chip.

Why isn't the majorum I think.

It's called Uh. They have all sorts of stuff. I was looking at Harness. They have like a hybrid quantum computing chip that they just made with Dell's power edge in.

N V I d I a q video qum.

Yeah that's how you spell that. They have it all spelled out like that qum quantum thing. They have a discovery that they just powered up. They just did a whole hybrid classification of quantum computing.

They have like new algorithms that they've made.

That's not including their whole AI thing they have going on too.

Because they have they have.

Like building it, preparing it. You can take classes on it yourself as a person to learn how the ecosystem works and the environment because they have it listed, like they have a picture where it's like listed and it has like the ecosystem is the second tier, and then the inpook and then applying it to everything is the third tier. And then it has like tiers that you can take your own classes if you want to on it, which no joke, I'm probably going to honestly take because i want to see what.

The hell they're doing. Yeah, and I'm nosy.

So it has like services, ecosystem and infrastructure is how they have it laid out. And yeah, you can click on everything and they have it all.

It's interesting.

If you didn't know the names, you wouldn't understand which ones are quantum and which ones aren't.

And they're all in they're all untwined.

And I think they're going to use the data from TikTok as the algorithm to be able to push it more onto us and be able to make sure they make it more friendly, more palatable for everyone to you know, hey, we love aire using.

It for everything?

Why not?

Clearly obviously it's for good, you know. So fast forward to twenty twenty four. Trump it changed the heart, had a change of heart since his first term, and sought to achieve a fifty to fifty ownership arrangement between by Dance and a US company. There were several contenders, including the People's Bid for TikTok, a consortium organized by Project Liberty founder Frank McCourt. This group had the support of investment firm Guggenheim Securities and the law firm Kirkland and Ellis.

Y'all, I wish I was joking.

I wish I was joking about this, but no, we got the hodgepodge of shitheads that are wanting to all buy in on TikTok when it was possibly a fifty to fifty ownership situation.

Mister Beast was trying to get in on this shit.

Roadblocks, Roadblocks co founder, the dude who is protecting predators to this day, parents and literal children play that shit.

He wanted to buy TikTok.

That's a really he Roadblocks, by the way, they just are. They had some weird ads pop up in the last like twenty four hours.

On some of the games.

Yeah, one of them was, uh.

It was very weird.

It was talking about like making out and girls and like all this stuff. I've never seen a single ad on TikTok, but else TikTok, excuse me, Roadblocks, but apparently that's a thing. That's been popping up in the last few hours or last few days.

Yeah, I mean I I've been saying it for a while, and honestly, it's not just because it's a.

Game where a bunch of kids play. I got no issue with that.

And you know, there are predators on there that are trying to attract kids into private servers, and like, okay.

This is the thing that's happening.

As soon as they get caught, and as soon as this gets put forward to the leaders of roadblocks, they should if they gave a fuck about children, they should kick those users, kick their entire ip, get them out of here, because we want our app to be safe. We want these games to be safe for kids, because that's how we make our money. They have gone out of their way to protect hundreds, if not thousands, of

Yo. There's a disgusting world we live in.

So anyway, that fucker was trying to get in on some TikTok purchasing back in this year.

Others because Amazon doesn't have it well.

Others in the running included Amazon app Love and Microsoft Perplexity, Ai Rumble, Walmart, Zoup, former Activision CEO Bobby Kotik, and former US Treasury Secretary Stephen mcnuchin Manuchin.

That's a weird one.

That's a very weird one.

The former Secretary of the Treasury wanted to buy half of TikTok at one point in.

Time, which I think is interesting.

It's very very interesting, isn't it. You know what I do want.

To see about this whole TikTok press release, to see about the list of who actually owns it.

Let's see but ba ba uh okay.

So, the joint venture a security organization, will operate as an independent entity governed by the following seven member majority American Board of Directors. So Chew is the director, right, He's the one that was already a part of TikTok from the beginning. Timothy Daddles Director Daddles is a senior advisor to TPG Global, where he previously served as a partner chairman of TPG Asia and a member of the firm's Executive Committee.

Mark Dooley. He's a managing director at Susquehanna International Group, which he joined in nine teen eighty seven. Is one of the firm's original employees. He serves on the.

Firm's management Committee, overseeing its global trading operations.

Egon Durbin, I'm pretty sure I'm mispronouncing it. Don't care.

He is the co CEO of Silver Lake, which he joined in ninety nine as a founding principal. He serves on multiple boards across Silver Lakes portfolio, including Dell Technologies, or Qual Tricks, TKO Group, Unity.

And way Mo Yeah all right.

Raoul Fernandez Independent Director and Chair of the Security Committee. Fernandez is a president and Chief executive Officer of DXC Technologies and a member of its Board of Directors. He brings more than three decades of experience to the intersection

We already talked about these.

He is a Chief Strategy and Safety Officer at MGX, that's the Abu Dhabi based AI company, where he works closely with the funds leadership to set mgx's strategic direction, including overseeing the governance of security and safety risks associated with emerging AI technologies.

Yeah, I'm very sure, Adam Presser, he said.

It will be led by Adam Presser, who was appointed today as CEO by the board as one of its first actions. So Adam Presser serves as CEO of TikTok USDs joint venture.

Under his leadership, the joint venture will secure US user.

Data, apps and the algorithm while driving business growth for TikTok, cap Cut and additional apps and websites in the US. Previously, Adam hild roles at TikTok USDs, TikTok and Warner Media. Yeah, it's kind a big one. It's kind of a big.

Will Ferrell. No, I don't believe it's the.

Actor, but I saw that name and I was like, hmmm.

He serves as Chief Security Officer of TikTok's joint venture, where he oversees the joint venture's comprehensive data privacy and cybersecurity program. Previously, Will held roles at TikTok's USDs TikTok and booz Allen Hamilton.

It's another big player here. Let's see.

So we talked about the Silver Lake Oracle and MGX fifteen percent of the companies. The rest of them is the Dell Family Office, Vastmere Strategic Investments, an affiliate of Susquehanna Air National Group, Alpha Wave Partners, Revolution merit Way LLC, controlled and managed by Partners of Dragoneer. Via Nova, an

So there we have.

We knew that name. Sorry, I'm thinking about that which one? Virgo Lee one. I don't know why I know that name.

Uh, it's let's see, established by Yuri and Julia Milner, so that might know.

I know that name for some reason, and I don't know why.

So so anyway, that is the entire list released by TikTok of who owns the company or the US affiliate, I should say as of.

Time of recording.

And again, I think this all ties into what is going on geopolitically around the world. I don't think that this was something that was, you know, eight months in the making and the planning and all this. No, no, no, for it to go down as fast as it did in the way that it did.

I feel like this.

Was way more strategic. Gonna be honest with you. Did you find anything on those two Yeah?

So so it's an AI analytic platform designed to design for advance. Uh, it's it's pretty much GI care through endoscopic imagery and also like a whole bunch of different like colonoscopies, research and all of that.

So it's all about that.

And I was like, oh, well that makes that makes a lot more sense because I have a child that has GI issues.

No.

I've seen the name though, like over and over again, and I'm sitting here like I know this name, and I don't know why I know the name yet now I get it why I know the name.

So here we go.

So that a GI group would be involved in that.

But then you say that there AI as far as the GI tracking and the medical industry is concerned, but they're using AI in the medical field.

Mm hmm, Yeah, that would be the connection. So it's just so real quick. We're gonna watch this video. It's from Ryan macbeth.

I know people that love everything he says. I know people that hate everything he says. And I don't fully agree with him even on this point, but I feel like he is making a very very valid point when it comes to this and the merger and all these things are the biot, I should say. He says, China's feedback loop just got cut. So let's talk about that a little bit more in depth. Here's Ryan macbeth.

The United States just won its first battle and the coming war with China today, and nobody even knows who fired a shot. He goes today, TikTok is officially sold to Oracle for anyone goes right, it's just an app. Let me stop you right there. TikTok was not just an app. TikTok was a Chinese information warfare system. And today the United States just took a major fires platform off the table. TikTok was a weapons system that.

Was just as damaging as a cruise missile.

And to explain what that matters, I need to explain one concept people keep missing. Information warfare is fires, not messaging, not persuasion, not propaganda. Fires no different than a cruise missile or artillery in the military. Fires is anything that creates effects at a distance, like artillery, airstrikes a loitering munition. You don't use fires to convince the enemy, use fires to shape the battlefield so maneuvering becomes easier. Information warfare

So TikTok told.

Them go glue yourself to the side of the ship to prevent it from leaving.

This kind of attack used to require a missile.

If you wanted to take out a ship, you had to use a missile, or get some Navy seals in there, put a mine on the bottom of the ship blow it up. Instead, you just send information toward people and convince them to perform the attack themselves. If you've ever wondered why disinformation feels chaotic and stupid, it's because fires aren't elegant, right, They're loud, they're disruptive, and they don't care about collateral damage. TikTok wasn't dangerous because of American

Let's talk about Russia.

Say you're Russia and you want to stop the United States from sending artillery rounds to Ukraine.

You could fire a cruise missile at the shell factory in scram Pennsylvania.

Rushi has that capability or you'd get Tucker Carlson claim that half of all artillery shells being sent to Ukraine are ending up in the hands of drug cartels in Mexico.

Fact is, Ukrainian military is selling a huge percentage, up to half of the arms that we send them half And I'm not guessing about this. I know that for a fact, a fact, okay, not speculation, and they're selling it and a lot of us winding up with the drug cartels on our border.

Now, I wasn't aware that the Cineloa carteled and Triple seven howards.

But it doesn't have to make sense. It just has to be repeated enough.

Online that the average person calls their congressmen or tweets at their congressmen and says, you need to stop sending shells to Ukraine because they're going to Sinaloa cartel members. And we've seen how spineless Congress is. How fast are they going to vote to prevent shells getting sent to Ukraine?

Right?

The effect is the same as a missile. The effect is the same as destroying the factory. Information warfare as a weapons effector now imagine millions of Tucker Carlson's that are being generated and controlled by AI and designed to influence you personally. Imagine content that is created by AI targeting you because it knows what you like, what you dislike, how to influence you personally.

Combine that with TikTok's algorithm.

Look, we've already seen it with the Asian Silver Guy, which is really a criminal gang that uses AI generated videos to manipulate silver prices.

Micro targeted on the fly, AI.

Generated information warfare that is custom designed to target you and get you to perform an action such as reposting we don't need to fight for Taiwan. They've always been Chinese. And then you tweet at your congressman and say, don't you dare support sending military troops to Taiwan. If we let TikTok continue, it would turn into an AI controlled weapons system.

And the target is really you. That's it.

If you can see what makes the population angry, what makes the disengage or polarize or stop trusting institutions, you don't necessarily need a cruise missile to accomplish the objective. We'll do it ourselves with protesters. TikTok was not propaganda in the old sense. It was fire control and kind of. Here's the key point. China does not think about war the way Americans do. They don't separate military conflict, political warfare,

That's hard.

You just need to make sure it can't be employed coherently. Because you have people tweeting at their congressmen not to support Taiwan because I don't know, Tucker Carlson will come up with a reason. Now, let's talk about why Oracle matters. Oracle doesn't make TikTok better and necessarily safer. Oracle makes TikTok less useful as a weapon because Oracle controls the data, the infrastructure, the recommendation algorithm, and auditibility, and China lose

Without feedback is blind. Right. Even artillery needs spotters.

You can launch rounds, you just don't know where they land without a spotter. Oracle can't stop TikTok from existing, but they can stop TikTok from functioning as a Chinese weapons platform, and that is a massive difference. This is counter battery fire really not censorship. And this is the part and a lot of people misunderstand. If China part artillery battery inside an American media company, we wouldn't debate free speech, would remove the freaking gun.

Right. TikTok under bike Dance is a foreign fires.

Platform embedded in US civil society, literally running on our phones.

Oracle is the sandbag bunker, right taking.

All right, So again a couple of key points that mister macbeth just made.

First of all, right, off the rip.

I love that he called out Tucker Carlson for being fucking retarded.

He knows for a fact that half.

Of the munitions that we're sending to Ukraine is going to the Cartels artillery.

Where since proof he has, I mean, I just want to see like actual proof when people, when politicians or people that have high up positions where they can heavily influence people just start spouting out at the mouth.

I want them to actually back themselves.

I e. Trump is you know, notorious for seeing fucking off the wall shit that have no bearing, no backing. You know, if you're if you're in a position where people can fact check its fat fat check you. Oh man, it's late and I'm just obviously tongue tied, but be able to check you and you, you know, say things that are not true. Some people are not smart enough or they're just you know, pretty much cheap, will believe everything that you're they hear without it ever trying to

I agree. And Tucker cross and speaks to the boomer generation.

Yeah, he speaks to the younger crowd too, because he's seen as like.

Oh, he left Fox News, he's all about the truth now.

I bet there are so many people that used to live off of Fox News that now live off of Tucker. And the problem is he he's still the same guy. His dad was still a CIA guy, and he forgot about that until like a year ago, two years ago, something like that, which is mind blowing to me.

But whatever, maybe he went under hypnosis and it like re emerged.

Actually there might be something to that, but not in the way that you're saying it, because he was also a deadhead for years, like he followed the grateful dead and just did mass amounts of psychedelics in his youth and then cut to now he's like the voice of conservatism or something that just like magically transitionally happened. Never mind the fact that his dad was a big media CIA guy.

That's that's crazy.

But yeah, so he knows for a fact that somehow how it surrounds are making their way to the cartels, which is fucking actually retarded, like whatever, But.

If you know any I mean, just the studies though show you that if you speak with any type of authoritative voice and you believe or at least you're portraying that you believe exactly what you're saying, at least like twenty percent of the people, like we're talking low numbers, it's gonna be leave what you're saying.

So he doesn't need to have any backing.

Even they're fucking sending him over there and blah blah blah blah. It's like, Okay, you could, you could really look stuff up, you really could, but but he won't.

It's the same with Russia.

Whenever he win did his interview with Putin, Yeah, and I was I was super stoked for that. By the way, how he got that information, how he got the plug to go over and do that interview.

I couldn't even agreed to it, Like I feel like Putin just is kind of like tolerating people these days, he's just so over people.

Shit.

Well, yes, but at the same time, whenever you watch the interview, it was two hours of Tucker basically softballing questions to him and him giving a two hour history lesson on traditional Russia. That's all it actually was. And then somehow it ended with, well, Ukraine's always been Russian, so why isn't it's still Russian? And it's like, okay, by that logic, England has always been a part of the Roman Empire, so why didn't Italy still own it?

That's how fucking stupid.

That is out loud, like borders change.

That's how that's how history takes place.

But sure, okay, and then now Tucker is like fully convinced that the Ukrainians are actually the bad guys and Russia's actually the good guys. They are fighting for their life, and that America is an open war with Russia and all this. I'm like, I must have missed the marine battalion that got sent to fight Russia.

I must have missed that that little uh plug in the news there, Tucker.

It doesn't it doesn't matter, It doesn't, it doesn't follow the narrative.

And every time he gets checked, like actually checked by somebody who knows more than him, he quickly diverts the conversation and make some other ash like crazy point.

But that's that's how the media runs.

And so all right, now, aside from the Tucker shit, back to the TikTok situation, right, what is your take on Ryan's assertion that TikTok is an information loop which can be used as a way of warfare against the American people.

I think it's actually a smart idea. Yeah. Actually, I was looking at this whole background. I was like, oh, we got a lot of shit on the walls. So this dude, in my own heart of a bunch of shit on walls.

So this dude is a Marine Corpvette and he currently works for a company who basically finds the bad guy whenever a information packet gets put together to give to Delta or to a drone group or whatever, and they need to know the whereabouts about shithead Number A and his family. Ryan's the guy that puts that packet together to make sure that the drone hal shirt.

So yeah, like, ah, okay, well, I mean I think he has a really good point, you know, being able to use that all the data is being collected. I think it's it's just mass propaganda and and everything that they're collecting is figuring out how the information flows to the American people, what they're clicking on, what they're more engaged.

With, what they you know, what are they liking.

More of, how people talk, how people are responding, what are they talking about, you know, how to be able to sway the masses. It's interesting. I've watched some different things happen when things go viral. I've found like one or two clips of somebody talking about something and then give it a few days and suddenly that became viral, and so you kind of like track it back and

I mean, the.

Whole thing with the isis thing right, or the isis thing, the ice thing, Like, that's just an example because you have so much polarizing viewpoints. Right now, you have four different camera angles that have come out as of a few hours ago. Everyone is talking about it from different perspectives.

Yeah, some of.

Them are being pushed and funneled more than other ones. Other ones are being It's just it just depends on your algorithm. And because I have multiple accounts that I purposely follow different things on each account, I'm seeing different stuff consistently being pumped on those accounts. And then I read the comments. I know you're not a comment person, but I love reading all the comments because I see

Right and let's talk about the Ice situation for a second, not the big one that everybody's talking about right now, or the quote unquote big one from last week when that woman tried running over an ICE agent. Okay, My point is there are thousands of arrests being made right now, and yes, you want to argue about how some of them might be you know, somebody's mama that they picked

It's still going on. Actually, so much more has been happening with that.

Oh my god.

But that's my point, Raven.

No one's talking about that because we need to talk about these people getting killed by ICE agents because Ice is mean.

Well, I mean, there's lots of that. There's lots of stuff going on with that, though I really I don't know. I have my own opinion about some of that, but I think that it's it's it's classic though that that's why they did all the studies and everything in the fifties and the forties to be able to figure out how.

To change the narrative. It's the same thing.

But what they did though to create this whole black is bad thing and how they use that for so long, and there's the Harvard study on it and everything.

It's all been used against us. This is no different.

It just has a prettier bow on it because now you have like dancing memes and like you know, cat videos.

That's it's all whatever.

So oh yeah, I mean, but that's the thing, though, is you can see something on TikTok where it's like the world is burning, and then the next video it's like yay, And then you know, you're up and down, up and down.

Your dopemins are.

High, and then they dump and then you're depressed because you're watching this, So you don't want to watch that anymore. So you're gonna doom scroll and you're gonna keep doom scrolling.

And fine things that make you happy or make you numb, or you just don't care.

You're just watching it to watch it the filler stuff instead of really paying attention or if you go down these rabbit holes, then you get sucked in, and then you get so depressed that you don't want to come up for you air, and then you go like all of it is crazy, how it's impacting us as a whole exact, and how they're going to use this information

You know, no, I agree with you one hundred percent.

And for the record, I'm not trying to open an ice debate with our comments.

Sectionary of these things.

Listen, like them, hate them, whatever the point is, they are diverting your attention away from where it should be. I am not saying that there is not wrongful killings that take place by federal agents and your local law enforcement from time to time. This definitely takes place, but it's the same conversation as George Floyd, Right, They were trying to push that so hard that you didn't pay attention to anything else. Next thing, you know, all cops

Right now.

The algorithm is pushing these ice agents that did that to that woman and did that to.

This There's a lot of I mean, the conversation though, should be had when it comes to over excessive force and things that are happening. Sure, you know, there's there's a lot of things that should More training should take place with law enforcement and things like that so that way we're not having jumping the gun and like you know, being able to detain people without killing them and doing different things like that. I think there's at least there

You know, that's just so bad, and it's like.

Okay, even I saw I saw a model tonight. Actually he's like a really famous model that in he's I don't know.

He's he's really popular, has like millions of followers. He just did a video though of him and his buddy in the.

Car and he's like he's like, oh yeah, so you know the world ran by like these lizard people and like there it's all one world, you know, New World Order, and like everything's corrupt and like goes on this whole terror really quick of like a thirty sex and sex and thirty second synapsis of everything that's happening, and he's like, but hey, it's nothing to worry about and kind of gives you a look and it's like, okay, so a model that's like in his twenties is saying this, and

Maybe that will actually reach people.

But even then, it's like people are waking up, but also not waking up. It's right, It's it's really weird how that keeps happening.

But that's that's the point, right, And again to circle back soda, what we should be focused on right now is the massive amount of money that has been sent to terrorist organizations from our tax dollars. But we're more

They're gonna censor us like they do everywhere else, but they're going to be more strategic about it, more quiet, so that way you can't really understand that you're being censored as much.

I think it's gonna take time to let that snowball take shape, but I absolutely believe that that's the overall goal.

Right.

Freedom of speech has been an inherently American thing. A lot of countries don't have that. We make the joke about anything within the British Commonwealth not having the freedom of speech. Most countries do not have freedom of speech to the level that we do. And I know a lot of people will argue me about that. No, it's this hit and a hypothetical. They may have a version of it, but it's not to the same scope as the American people have freedom of speech.

I think that the powers that be see that as a problem because.

You're gonna start taking it away.

Yes, information has power, right, even Tucker Carlson talking nonsense, right, he has the freedom to do so. Aoc any of our politicians whatever, They had the freedom to get on the mic and say whatever ridiculous things they want to say. True, false, completely made up, completely, fact check doesn't matter. They had the freedom to say it. And I agree with that. However, I think that the powers that be recognize the risk associated with that. One hundred years ago, you didn't have

Certain they're gonna take it.

There are certain language that they're gonna say is too inflammatory or too unsafe, and then they're gonna start taking it a little bit more and a little bit more. It's the same thing as a weapon with a magazine capacity. I think that's direction it's going. So again, circling back to Brian macbeth, I don't always agree with his statements. However, I do think that he was pretty on the money when it comes to this one.

Right.

I believe that China has been using TikTok as an information loop, not to persuade the American people, but more or less to see what does and does not work to win the hearts and minds of two thirds of the American population.

I think that that's absolutely been the point.

So, now that it is only twenty percent owned by China, and you know sixty five or sorry, forty five percent of it is going to be owned by these three groups, let's talk a little bit more about this. This article is from Business Insider. What we know about who is buying TikTok's US businesses, let's get straight into it here.

So some of these.

Investors are already investors in byte Dance, So it's a backdoor kind of deal, if you will. So some of the individuals are also getting a piece of TikTok Us, including the family office of Michael Dell, the founder of Dell Technologies. We talked about that it's approaching a seven person board of directors. We already read down the list of who these people are. The company did not provide

He is a interesting looking individual.

He is one of the most human beings that's ever been. Like those dead ass eyes, Like he's like.

Who is his name? York? What's his name? He was?

He's a famous actor that screwed up his face big time by all the filler and all that.

Mickey Roork Yeah, Mickey.

Yeah, Mickey Rourke.

He looks like him. He's like he got even worse with all the filler and everything.

Yeah, I see it, and I mean you can see yet now when you go back to, oh shit, what was what was the movie.

Harley Davidson, not the sun Dance kid.

Before he starts screwing up his face that bad.

Yeah, and then you look at him in what was that movie? He was in the Last Saw not Expendables maybe it was.

No, he was with He's in the Iron Man movie.

Yeah, he was the dude with the whips. Yeah, and you see the transition to goddamn. Oh Harley Davidson, the Marlborough Man, that old movie from the eighties, which is a.

Very nineteen eighties movie. I'll give you that.

You look at that guy and then cut to the guy in the second Iron Man movie.

It's like bro bro. But I mean the same could be said for old sly.

You look at the dude from Rocky and then you look at the guy from well Rocky five and it's uh or Rambo where he went to Asia and shit, it's like bro, y'all you should have stopped at the plastic surgery.

I just never did it, Like you should have just never did that. But whatever.

Anyway, fucking love Rambow. I was just thinking about watching that the other.

Day, the original Oh yeah, Oh, it's phenomenal.

It is. It's one of the best.

Anyway. Software Giant go ahead.

Oh I said it. Anyways, back to this guy.

Yeah, back to this dude.

So software giant Oracle will take a fifteen percent stake in TikTok's US joint venture. Kenneth Gluick and AVP at Oracle, who advised the company CEO, would join the board of directors.

Prior to the.

Joint venture deal, Oracle was already working closely with TikTok's US data security division. The company has stored US TikTok users data for years. Oracle has already been storing the TikTok user data for years.

Okay.

Larry Ellison, who is also a financial participant in a bidding war for Warner Bros. Uh Discovery business, is the chairman and co founder of Oracle and a longtime Trump ally.

So again this Yeah.

Oracle, which currently works with Talk on data security, is expected to remain it's trusted security partner task with safeguarding sensitives US user data. TikTok's new US owner will retrain retrain the content recommendation algorithm on US user data. So basically, anything that you have had on your TikTok feed up until now, it's going and wipe that slate clean. It's gonna get reworked, it's gonna get retrained. So that's fun,

Shocker.

Abu Dhabi's mg X is one of the three managing investors taking over TikTok us. So on screen right now is all US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and the mg X chairman, Sheik Tannun ben Zaid al Nayan. So this is the I'm telling you. This is the chairman of the the uae AI company sitting next to our Secretary of State.

Let's read into this.

MGX is a state owned investment firm in Abu Dhabi. It will also have fifteen percent stake in the new TikTok entity. Is one of the three managing investors. The firm is focused on AI. So for anybody who is out there watching TikTok hoping that maybe there'd be a little bit more authentic TikTok content, now I just expect a lot more AI, which I gotta be honest, I have been expecting for a while.

I didn't think it was gonna come in this form, but.

Okay, I believe that TikTok is going to become nothing but Ai, AI videos, AI clips, AI voices, and then there's gonna be another social media platform where it's going to be no Ai whatsoever.

And I think that because that's how it's gonna work.

The algorithm is gonna tool everything to you as an individual to the point where everything is fake, nothing is real anymore, and then people are gonna be screaming for authenticity that they're actually gonna have to go towards a different app to just get unadulterated, pure.

Free from Ai.

AI is so scary now though that you can't even hardly tell some of the stuff. Some of it obviously it's like outlandition, ridiculous, but yeah, some of it you.

Can't even tell that it's Ai at all.

I was watching a content creator that got she discovered that her video was completely changed. So AI took her original video, created a whole new face and changed a few of her body because she like dances in a gas station or something like that, and completely changed like who she was.

But it's her video.

It's just overlapped with like a new face on it pretty much. Yeah, and changed like the body a little bit and She's like, this is literally my video to the tea.

Couldn't tell that it was not a real person at all. It was so good.

It's getting to that point and.

Yeah, so let's continue on here, it says Sheikh Tahune, I'm not rereading his name.

A member of Abu Dhabi's royal ruling family, is the firm's chairman.

The fund participated in open AI's six point six billion dollar investment round in twenty twenty four. David Scott, mgx's chief strategy and safety officer, will serve on the joint venture Board of directors and Security Committee. According to TikTok's blog post announcing the joint venture, MGX also did not respond for comment.

Shocker.

So now let's talk about the private equity firm silver Lake, who will also hold a fifteen percent stake. Silver Lake is a tech focused private equity firm. Its current investments include Klarna, Karta, Dell Technologies, Genesis or I'm sorry, Genies, and Waimo. Per the firm's website. Previously investments included Airbnb, Twitter, and Tesla. So all right, again, if we're talking about how the connection to money and AI and all these

It's thirty percent they own.

There's another backdoors type of venture here. You know, they got a little bit here, they got a little bit there. They're like Charlie Sheen, they're by winning. I went here, and I win there.

If Dell owns fifteen percent, and then these people own fifteen percent and could potentially gift if they wanted to the Dell company their shares in this. You see it so that I mean Dell owns thirty percent of it, like it's and what they're doing and everything else that Yeah, I know.

Yeah, it's it's just it's just.

Treating you know, one bad partner for another bad partner kind of a thing.

It's right.

I think that's going to be the same thing.

Just this is going to start censoring us even more on what we can say.

Percent agree. So, and that's what I was saying earlier. I am happy that China just lost their information loop. I am unhappy that they lost them to these people, these entities who are then going to use that information loop to hurt us. Now it's just going to be in house. But that's just the way of the Internet to be honest with you. So now let's talk about this one. Michael Dell's family office is one of several new investors. As we just talked about one way, Dell

Several other.

Jesus several other investors as being part of the joint venture. Some retired to existing Byte Dance investors, such as Vasmir Strategic Investments and an affiliate of the Susquehanna International Group. So we just talked about Vasmir Revolution is an investment firm where president JD. Vance previously worked, so jd Vance the vice president, I should say, Revolution is an investment.

Firm where jd Vance used to work. Now we're tying in Peter Thiel. But okay.

Merit Way, which is controlled and managed by partners of the investment group Dragonear Dragoneir, previously invested in byte Dance, so again it's still a connection to byte Dance via Nova is an affiliate of existing Byte Dance investor, General Atlantic, another connection of the Byte Dance. Either way it goes, these people are all connected, whether it's upfront or back door.

But it's all within the works. It's all still within the family, you know what I'm saying.

Virgo Lee, an investment arm of the Foundation established by Russian born Israeli tech entrepreneur investor Yurie alongside his wife Julia Miller or Milner found a DST Global, a Byte Dance investor, So.

That must be a different one that I found. There's like four of them with that same name. So this is really all the g I tracked. I retract all the GI things.

I guess they got the wrong company because when I looked it up, it said TikTok and it said that one in particular.

Now they may have done that too.

They may be using AI to do things in the medical field with GI tracking and all this.

That could be the very same breath.

They might be because it said it said GI, it said TikTok and then their names.

So I don't know, I don't see why not, but because that's the same thing.

Or over here we're talking about investment groups, and we're talking about in the same conversation we're talking about AI groups. In the same conversation we're talking about Warner, We're talking about WAIM the car company.

Right where all.

These things shouldn't be tied together, but they are because of these individuals that.

Are now all owners to a portion.

Of TikTok h Yeah, JJ Capitol, the family office of Javier Neil, a French billionaire who sits on Byte Dance's board of directors. So although it may look like, oh, this French guy just bought a little bit with his company, no, no, he's still a part of Byte Dance. So either way it goes, whether it's six in one hand or a half dozen in this hand, it's the same fucking thing.

So This was in December of last year. I remember we talked about.

That Oracle had a bubble, so to speak, as far as their stocks were concerned, and it burst right around the time when this venture was taking off.

Very interesting.

So this is from Reuter's on December eleventh of last year, just over a month and a half ago. Oracle shares sank thirteen percent on Thursdays, sparking a tech selloff as the company's massive spending and weak forecast fan doubts over how quickly the big bets on AI will pay off. I'm just curious, and I did pull it up of what Oracle's current stock prices are, but we'll get to

At the end of the business day today.

Now, if we look at a six month grouping here, it was on the way down.

I have a weird feeling, have a very very weird feeling.

And again we're looking at this high over here in September of three twenty eight, actually it was like four hundred over here.

Actually, not mistake.

There's a whole bunch of information about them dumping the stocks. They pretty much were selling out before the bubble popped, exactly it came to Oracle, and so they've been dumping the stocks the billionaires have.

And now that Oracle just bought a chunk of TikTok, I have a weird feeling that that shit is about to skyrocket.

I don't know, actually, to be honest with you, I've read all sorts of different stuffs about it, about it. But I'm not really good with stock market stuff.

I'll put it like this. I'll put it like this.

Oracle just bought fifteen percent of a company that is used by two thirds of the entire American population.

That's I don't even know how else to come.

I had some extra change. I should throw some some money on Oracle. Yeah, I know how you really do stocks? Be honest with you. I actually have a buddy of mine. I have a few. One of them did stocks in the Marine Corps and actually made all of his money in Afghanistan.

So he was set up.

To buy a house, buy a car, and all this stuff when he got back cash free.

I'm in cash free in cash.

I believe it.

If you know what to do with it, and you know how to watch the trends and no when's a good time to buy and a good time to selling all of these things, then that's like that is the thing, And I get it.

But I am so understood.

I I have dabbled with it before, but I am so famously bad at gambling that pretty much. Even name the biggest stock you could think of, Google, It doesn't matter if Jacob puts in one dollar the stock is going to tank. It's if anything, y'all should be taking bets against whatever the fuck I invest with. Actually, I might help the people out just to let the whole world know what's going on. But beside the point, Oracle is now making this kind of a play, and it

This is about to see a massive sore.

Especially once they start formulating the algorithms for all the American people. Yeah, I could, I absolutely cold see that being the way. But I also find it interesting tie all of this together with the fact that China's military says that the top general undermines Jijupping's authority.

China just had a coup attempt. This realistically just happened.

As much as people want to say that the Chinese people love Ji and all these things all evidence to the contrary. This was essentially his chairman of the Joint Chiefs that tried to depose him.

Essentially, I don't.

Can't believe that they actually had that happen. Sorry my audio cutout for a second.

No, so let's read this article here.

This is from FT dot com and I'm gonna do a whole spread on this one on the Cajun Night, I'm sure. So if you're listening to this on Friday, my spiel on this came out yesterday as of you

With he We Dong. I don't know how to pronounce his names. I'm sorry.

The second vice CMC chair and a member of the rival faction who was purged last year. Ji probably feared that Zang, the dude who's in trouble now, was all powerful in the military. Presuming that Ji wants a fourth term in office, he would have to fear that Zhang would lead an effort within the party to oust him. So essentially, this guy started talking shit. Now, he was starting to sow the seeds of doubt. And he's gone. Now he's gone.

Where is he?

What happened to him? It's a great question. I'm sure that the uh yeah, probably probably yeah. So I think it's all very strategic. I think it all ties in on the geopolitical side of things when you look at Iran, China and Russia and how these three are always in the mix of some wild shit that's going on right now. Cut to all of them hade America to one degree or another. Okay, and China just lost their information feedback

I told you I brought them up for a reason.

Yeah no, I'm raven. You're right as always here. The group has developed world class solutions in AI, big data, analytics, mobile technology, and cloud computing, and its offering or its offerings are delivered to a wide range of commercial and government clients.

Yeah yeah, so since.

Previously a senior executive vice president, chief technology officer, and chief information technology officer excuse me of micro strategy, Paying spent a decade in the enterprise software industry, responsible for managing more than a one thousand engineers. Paying led the research and developed development of the company's entire product portfolio,

Like, that's that's not good. But okay.

So Martin Edelman member of the MGX Board of Directors and member of the Nomination and Remuneration Committee. Martin Edelman has more than fifty years of legal experience in complex international transactions.

The dude's a lawyer.

He has been an advisor to business, corporate and national leadership, as well as participated in designing and negotiating resolutions of cross border disputes of various kinds. He was an advisor to Mabadala investment Company, Redbird, I am I and Fortune and it's general counsel of the G four to two, the same group that your boy Pang was a part of.

Yeah, it's wild, so shocked, right.

So he is on the board of aldar Riot's a city Football Group, Equity Commonwealth, Jackie Robinson Foundation, Fallen Heroes Fund, and New York City Police Foundation.

Hm hmm, so just little things, little things.

Just has his hand in a couple of things, one or two.

Just a few right now.

This boy here, David Scott, he was brought up a couple of times and I thought, actually, real quick, I wanted to see if there was any more of these names that we should look into here. No, okay, cool, So let's read a little bit about your boy, David Scott.

Okay, that's a weird all right, sure sure.

In prior roles, David had served as Executive Director for Economic and Energy Affairs at Abu Dhabi's Executive Affairs Authority.

So this dude was a.

Part of one of these big committees that talks about energy and economic affairs. Sure, all right, as a regional VP at Occidental Petroleum Corporation. Hey, I know Occidental, as the National Security Council's Direct Director for Arabian Peninsula and North African Affairs at the White House. He is also a former US Foreign Service officer and a veteran of the Army.

Well there it is.

Among other roles, David also serves as the managing director of the Mohammed ben Zaid Water Initiative and as a board member of the AI Infrastructure Partnership AIP, the Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation, and Terror Power. He also serves on the advisory board of Yale University's Jackson School of Global Affairs. Wow, he is a graduate everywhere everywhere. He's a graduate of Brigham Young University. So maybe he's a Mountain Jew.

I don't know.

And the Defense Language Institute, as well as the US Army's Cryptala and Electronic Warfare School and Non Commissioned Officers Academy. So your boy was he was an Army soldier, right, it seems like enlisted at least Noncommissioned Officer Academy. But so that's his background, and that is gonna be one of the key players in TikTok.

Now it's interesting that he works for them.

Yeah, but yeah, nothing.

To worry about.

Nothing, nothing see here, keep going.

I guess, well, this article is a little dated, actually, I thought it was going to be a little something more that we could look into. But anyway, so this is kind of the short and dirty of all of the things that are going on. As far as this TikTok buy out merger, whatever the hell you want to call it, I don't see it being intrinsically good for the American people. I do see it as better than CCP owning all of it. But it's not like the CCP's out of it either, No, they.

Just have less.

They're still there now. It's just kind of shifted hands. But it's one of those things though. They're all embedded with each other at this point. I don't think that there's I think that it's not even it's just a game, like it's a big show.

Yeah.

I think that they're all together on stuff and that some of this might be a pissing contest between certain people.

But also I find it interesting though.

That that an American veteran would work for that company, and that you know, just how everything's tied together with each company, and then Dell could potentially be owning like thirty percent of it. But I think it's all just you know, a big smoke smoke show and just everything just look over here, look over there, redirecting people and constant chaos.

So I fully agree, and honestly, even with the army that that's working with Abu Dhabi's royal family in some very upper echelon ways, I get it. I personally know people that used to work in the intel field that now, oh my god, they if you can get in good with one of these rich Arab countries and like become one of their guys, sh you can recrite your own ticket. I'm not saying that's a good thing. I'm saying that,

But I don't think I could personally work for specific nations and how they treat women and children.

Oh for sure.

Yeah, there's no way. There's no amount of money.

I don't think that I could accept for specific groups of individuals and how they treat people.

So again, the UAE is a lot more liberal, a lot more progressive than a lot of their Muslim counterparts, Like you can drink in Abu Dhabi, are you.

Yeah, they're not.

They're not as bad, I'll say that, but they still have that uh, that surface, that layer if you will, that, Yeah, the human rights violations and yeah, the treatment of women.

And listen, listen, have you seen their tech industry?

Have you looked at their prices?

It's one of those.

Things, is like, you know, you got to draw a line somewhere, I guess, and that would be my line in the sand for me personally, so.

I agree, I agree, But yeah, good cult members.

We wanted to kind of give a little background to the whole TikTok buyout situation. We didn't lose the CCP, they just got a lesser portion of it. And now we have oracle that is going to be reformulating and retooling.

All the algorithms to push forward whatever they want you to see.

Whatever the AI governance propaganda wants you to see now more than ever before, is just being done by our government rather than their government. So if you want to call that the smallest of lower case ws, than fine, get it. I see it more like we just traded one slave master for another. And this slave master might speak the same language as us, but that's about the only connection I can find that's different.

Yeah, So, speaking of TikTok, though, if you guys could go to our TikTok and please like, share, and comment to try to trick the algorithm back into letting us off of the shadow band, yeah, and to hopefully push the page more. We were trying to gain some momentum on TikTok just you know, be able to expand the

The more engagement it gets across the board, the better for everybody. I think. Anyway, I think that's still going to be the way the algorithm functions.

So I have no idea right now, considering I've been looking at lots of really big content creators and they're all experiencing the same thing, which is really interesting because some of them don't have any political stuff whatsoever and they're being shadow band and it's just it looks like it's a blanket term right now. So just I don't know, help out the people that you want to see more

But now I'm with you. I just.

It's more the same, right, And like you said, I think this is going to snowball into a freedom of speech situation.

It starts small, you know, it starts small. It used to be.

Hate speech was the big thing, right, and if you said anything of a certain political ideology, somebody would flag it as hate speech, and that that was the way it's going to be.

That's about to go up a notch.

I honest, information was the big one. Hate speech.

Now a lot of people's, including ours, seem to be under review.

So I don't even know what that means.

Because I tried to find new I try to find the guidelines, and they haven't changed the guidelines technically, so depending but that means that we have to censor what we say, we have to censor what you write, so

One hundred percent. One hundred percent. And again, everybody, there are certain people that are super fucking stoked about this because you know, Trump's in charge right now, and he'll push the free speech and this, this and this and Okay, fine, fine, let's say that you are a die hard Trumper and everything this guy does is literally as if God himself said it.

Okay, I don't agree with that, but fine, have your opinion, all right.

Understand that the next administration or the one after that. Whatever way this goes, the pendulum swings very hard both ways. Right now, the pendulum is on this side of the conversation. When that swings back, not if, but when that swings back, understand that now that administration will have the tools and the resources to use this app against its own people.

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