Covid-19, Inflation and Elon Musk Buying Twitter with G. Edward Griffin

American people. And he's back for a repeat appearance where we discuss the world's COVID 19 response, the Fed's printing spree, out-of-control inflation, and Elon Musk's acquisition of Twitter. Buckle up Buttercups. This is episode number 656. Of the Bad Crypto Podcast. Welcome. This is the Bad Crypto Podcast show for crypto curious crypto serious we blockchain blockheads, crypto clowns, nifty nerds. I am your dentist too. I was right. I do not know what this accent is.

going back and listening to. But when he came on the screen, I noticed I mean, the dude was 88 or 89 years old when we interviewed him last time and he looked really good. He came on screen before you. You know, you came in and I thought, wow, he has aged, you know, physically a bunch, and then come to find out that he was pretty much they thought he was done, that he was on his death. Right. He shares about that in in this interview and.

Because just before we started recording, I found out that he's not supposed to be here. So, Mr. Griffin, welcome back to the Bad Crypto podcast.

try and keep it short for your audience. It's significant, I think, because a lot of people are going through similar things that I did, but it was a little over a year ago. It was in I think the exact date was November 14. Last year, I was returning from a red pill expo in Indianapolis, Indiana, that we had put on there very, very high powered, highly successful meeting.

I was kind of run down and tired, but we came out of it and I was coming back home from Indianapolis, driving back to Los Angeles, and I was ready to take a few days off. But a funny thing happened on the way. I stopped off at a friend's house to have a day with them, and then when it came time to leave, I was standing at the car getting ready to say goodbye to everybody. And the hostess looked at me. She said, Ed, are you okay? And I remember thinking, Well, of course I'm okay. Why

would you ask a silly question like that? And then the next instant I knew I was not okay. I was reading and I was quite dizzy. And they had to prop me up and walk me back to the house. And I kind of crashed out, I guess, because I don't remember much of what happened the next few days. I woke up with an oxygen tank at my bedside and the tube up my nose and and and IVs in my arm and not very mentally awake. And to make a long story short, I, I was diagnosed was

pretty much what people would call COVID today. And. And my view, by the way, I have to state is that whatever COVID really is, it is real. But I think it's merely maybe it really isn't the right word, but it is it is weaponized version of the flu because it has all the flu like symptoms, including the ones I had. I was having trouble breathing, still having a little trouble being short of breath, but not like then. My heart was beating 152 beats per minute. And that lasted,

by the way, for a couple of months. They didn't think that I was going to survive that. I didn't either. I was delirious. I was I was hallucinating. I'm having all kinds of weird things going in my through my brain. And I was conscious enough to think, well, this is it. I mean, I just celebrated my 90th birthday a few days before when I figured, well, what happened when you get those numbers really big like that? And everybody was like looking at me. So sadly, I knew they thought

the same thing, too. So on that stage, once I finally, I had to get be taken back to Los Angeles in an ambulance because I wasn't able to fly. And so I got back to Los Angeles and got hooked up with a cardiologist. And he looked at me. He said, Then we to get you in a hospital right away. Your heart's not going to keep reading this fast much longer, and you got a lot of other things going on. So they checked me in the hospital and sure enough,

I had some other things going on. I had a bleeding ulcer and a couple of other things, and all of which added up to a very bad prognosis for a guy who's 90 years old and barely able to walk to the bathroom without help. So I wound up in the hospital here in Ventura County for about a month and took care of the bleeding ulcer. It's a good thing they did because they said I would have bled to death in another 20 hours or so. And and then, of course, it was time to do something

with me. And they didn't know what to do, when to put me in a nursing home. They didn't want to call it a hospice or anything. But I had a feeling that's what it really was. I said, Well, look, if I don't have much of a chance, I'd rather just be home now. I want to go home. They said, Well, you know, we think you need nursing care and all

that stuff. And after about five or six days of really arguing with the doctors, I finally got to go back to my home and I got some good, real tender care from my wife, who is a retired hour in. Thank God for that. And began to I got off the meds and Darvish. I don't get off the meds. We need to keep the medications going. Your heart will go back to 152 then. Yeah, but it's going down to 32 now. Which car. And I had to do something about that and everybody said well you can reduce

the meds but don't go off of them. So what I did try to do. Do is practice what I preach. I preach that Western medicine is broken. I think that when it comes to breaking bones and repairing broken, broken bones, it's very good. Plastic surgery is very good. Emergency medicine is very good. But anything pertaining to a chronic condition is very bad because it's been taken over by the

pharmaceutical industry. And the whole purpose of medical care today and the chronic illnesses is not to cure the disease, but to treat it and treat it and treat it and treat it forevermore until the patient either dies or runs out of money. And I knew that. And so I decided, okay, I'm going to take myself off of these meds. So I gradually started bringing it down. I really didn't tell the doctor who I knew. He would say, Don't do it. And I decided to take the risk

and I did it. I've been off the meds completely now for about, oh, almost four months. I got off the oxygen. I'm walking around. I'm in very solid state of recovery. They wanted to put a pacemaker in me at one point. And I said, first. I said, Yeah, I guess I've got to do it all on the list. And then I got to thinking about I change my mind. So that didn't happen. So there it is in a nutshell. Here I am a year later, and I'm. I'm driving around. I, I drive my car. I go anyplace I want to go.

We go out to restaurants. Now I'm going to eat. I'm about to walk into the restaurant. I sometimes carry a cane, but lately I'm not even doing that. I'm. I'm the.

is a strategy. It's not a disease or a illness so much as it is a public relations strategy to convince the world that the human race is going to be wiped off the surface of the earth unless everybody gets vaccinated, gets on these regular vaccinations at least once a year and probably three or four year. And in the wake of all the fear that this has brought up in the minds of most people, people have forgotten about such things as what are their rights? What is

the proper function of the of the state? What happened to my personal liberties to make my own decisions? How come I'm being locked in my home? I can't even go shopping and shopping? How come I gave up all of these liberties? And how come they're taking away my money now and they're talking gleefully about having a central bank, digital currency, which will just be digital, and I won't

be able to have money in my pocket. And if they throw a switch, I won't be able to buy anything if they don't like what I say or do. How did all of this happen? And the answer is COVID. What we do is a strategy to bring all of that about, because this is what Klaus Schwab likes to describe as the great reset. The great reset really means reset back to the Middle Ages, back to the days when we had masters as slaves. And that's it. That's what it's all about. On a very modern technological scale.

countries signed off on that. So it's like it seems like they want this stuff to stay around for a while so they can use it as a control mechanism, right?

prove it over and over again. I'll give you a little story. What happened to me in the hospital now are back to me. Just watch time. I'll do that. But after I was in there for about five or six days and I had my surgery, my of course, I was hooked up to the I.V. because they were giving me blood transfusions and all that. So I was doing nothing but lying in bed. So my sleep was not very intense. I wake up at the slightest sound.

So about 2:00 in the morning, I hear a sound in my room and I woke up and there's the nurse and sweet little nurse. She is really trying to take care of me and very cheerful. I said, Oh, hi, how are you doing? She said, Oh, I'm fine. How are you, Mr. Griffin? I said, What's going on? She's well, I'm going to get you your medicine now. I know what medicine is that? Oh, it's called Remdesivir.

I'm going to give you your medicine. This is that medicine. What I think it might be. She said, Well, it's remdesivir. Said, No, I don't want it tonight either. This happened three nights in a row. Wow. Now, mind you, when I went into the hospital, I was not diagnosed as a COVID patient. I had no testing. I wouldn't do a test. They had no test. They didn't think it was. They just thought I had pneumonia or something wrong with my heart.

So there was nothing in my record that indicated remdesivir, which is pretty much reserved for treatment of COVID patients. It's just because the hospital makes what they make $37,000 on every bag of remdesivir they put into a patient. And then, of course, that ruins that person's kidneys. And so they go on dialysis and then they go on ventilator machines. And so. Hospitals are making oh, heck, they'll

make a call. Some people say a couple hundred thousand dollars if they can kill a person claiming it was a COVID 19. Now, there you have the harsh reality of what's happened to Western medicine. It's death by prescription.

I was on, but it didn't make a difference. She's the head nurse and she wasn't there for my medical condition, but sort of a public relations visit. Well, how is this service here? Are you are you treated well? Are you happy with what's happening and so forth and. Oh, yeah, everything is fine. And so I got to talking with her and. The question came up what kind of treatment we're getting? I said, Well, you know, I'm not a fan of Western medicine. It was a long silence. And

she looked at me. She said. Neither am I. Hmm. And she said I shouldn't have said that. I said, I know you shouldn't. You shouldn't have said that. But she said, No, I know what you mean, Mr. Gribben. So there are people. And then, of course, there was a doctor that helped me get into the hospital, get the surgery. Who is totally on board, Who knows what's going on? And he would not receive you would not accept a vaccination at all. They thought you his colleagues

thought he was crazy. They thought he was a real nut case because he wouldn't take a vaccine. Now it's a year later and they're all very friendly with him again. And they're all saying, no, I would never I never get a second one. But they didn't take the third one. So things are changing. And I mention this story because. These people in the medical profession, most of them are

well intentioned. It's just that they're so close to the center of the whirlwind that they're susceptible to the propaganda, just like everyone else. And, you know, if you spent how many years in med school learning about medications and learning to respect everything that comes out of the pharmaceutical industry, it's a hard switcheroo to make to think these guys these guys are actually trying to kill people for money. Mm hmm.

are these so-called vaccines are not vaccines at all. They were never designed to delay the transmission of COVID, nor were they designed to to make you more immune to it. That came out to I one of those official papers. Somebody asked them to provide the test results of the tests that they ran to prove, you know, how effective were these in preventing transmission and so forth. And the answer came back or we never got around to doing those because this was an emergency and we just had

to move ahead without the tests. So there was no evidence that this was on purpose to prevent transmission or to reduce the symptoms, although they did say that at first that it would reduce symptoms. Then they got all of that because that wasn't true either. In other words, you have to you have to just follow the facts. And the facts are that these are not vaccines. They weren't designed to do what vaccines traditionally do. They were

designed to to change the DNA structure of the human being. Supposedly, they said so that somehow the human immune system would begin to produce its own protection against COVID. But but that they didn't know because it's never been done before. So it was all experimental. Hence, we get these phrases, the experimental vaccine and but it's not even an experimental vaccine. It's experimental gene therapy is what it is. Now, as to why they would do that, that opens up a

can of worms. And of course, there are all kinds of explanations and theories on it. None of them are any good.

these vaccines as quickly as they're being offered them. And it would seem that that's their voting base, not that they need a voting base anymore with electronic voting machines. But do we I mean, even even 40 years ago, he said you don't know what's going on with the vaccine. You don't know until, you know, seven, ten, 15 years later, then you know the result. So here we are in this space where now they've all sort of changed their tune. Now they're saying how great it is, even though they

know deep down it's not great. Do we think that their end goal is to sort of eliminate a vast amount of people? Is that what your assumptions would tell you at this point?

and all of them. And their families, as far as many generations, have been pioneers in the field of population reduction. Mm hmm. I mean, it's just a matter of record.

be called conspiracy theorists. So I'm beginning to feel very comfortable being in good company with the people who think and who read and who really know what's going on in the world. But anyway, so let's see back to the main question, which I almost have forgotten now. It's so. Yeah. What are they? What are they really up to? Is that what you're asking? What is them? Do I believe that they're trying to kill?

There are other avenues, too, but money is the quickest and surest route to power. And the only reason, primarily the most people want money. Lots of it. Lots of it. And maybe all of it is because money represents the degree to which you can. You can obtain the services of other people. That's all it is. Well, the more money you have, the more services you can obtain from other people if you have all the money. Now you have all of the services of all the people at

your disposal. And that's called slavery. So in the beginning, I think back in the days of the Federal Reserve formation back in 1910, 1914, the players of that game were mostly interested in just how to make money and how to legalize plunder of the population. It was all about money, money, money, because money was the path to power. Now, in our current age of technology, there are other roads to power. And in fact, I think that these people have finally figured out that money no longer is a

road to power. It'll be a means of exercising power once you've got it. Once you get people away from all currencies and national currencies or silver or gold coins or blue chip stamps or Disneyland tickets or whatever you want to use for barter, you can get people away from all of these things and have one international currency. Now, it doesn't make any difference how much there is because it's all controlled by the people at the top anyway.

Nobody knows how many units are out there. It doesn't make any difference. You get what you get and the number of units purchasing power units that you get depends entirely on how obedient you are. And money has then disappears, as in its traditional role. So I think nothing has changed in the sense that in the beginning men were

interested in power. What has changed is that money alone, although it still is the main road to power, is being maneuvered in such a way so that very soon it's going to collapse and people will say good riddance. Look how terrible this has all turned out. And what's next? Wasn't it? What did you how are you going to solve this problem? And they'll forget that the same people who are solving the problem are the ones that created the problem in the first place. And they won't connect

it up. They won't say, Oh, actually, these guys destroyed the old system so they could install a new system that's even worse than the old system. So that's my short answer. And the next question is, well, what what is worse? And what is worse is a digital currency that's completely controlled by the banks. And there they'll be in partnership with the government. It's a public private partnership between corporations and government. That's the definition of fascism, of course.

And so it's global fascism by definition. And you don't really need money because it's mean you can't earn it. You are awarded money depending upon your role. It's like being in the military. If you're a general, you get lots of lots of perks. You can go anywhere you want. You even got a car, provided you got drivers, provided you live in a big house. You don't have to pay for any of that with money. It's all provided

for you. And in the collectivist system, like Klaus Schwab and his buddies are talking about, there'll be units like that. There'll be digital bank currency units. You don't know how yet. You have plenty of them. Don't worry about it. The guy down on the bottom end doesn't have enough. And people like you and me will have none because they

don't like what we say. So it's still power. And nevertheless, in fact, this new system of changing the old currencies from dollars and pesos and all that sort of thing into digital currency units or tokens is the final step in global power. And that'll be so powerful and so, so airtight. It's difficult to imagine how anybody could escape it. That's why they're doing it. They're destroying the old system on purpose, and they're doing it deliberately so that people will beg for the new system.

a lot of things have changed since then. But I have always sort of looked at that and I said, well, you know, it looked to me like he was trying to do right by the American people. And then the powers that be, those unelected few said, Nope, we're going to keep this train run. And then that was basically never solved. They never really figured it out. Or the

official story of JFK never sort of came out. And you talk about power and you're exactly spot on from my research on this is the more money they get, then the more then they can buy and then the more influence that they can wield. They buy the media outlets. They pay for the World Economic Forum, these global bankers. Right. The Rockefeller Institute. I read this thing called Lockstep years ago, ten,

12 years ago. And the fact that the Rockefeller Foundation put out and it's basically play by play what happened with COVID. And then you see the John you know, the John Hopkins Institute, they had a thing called Spars, which was basically the media guide on what to say when all this stuff goes down. And so it's like you can see how they're weaving their power, you can see how they influence everything. And we could see how if you get in the way, they're not afraid to

take out a president, which is why I'm surprised. In some ways, Trump has never been martyred, but maybe that's what they're scared of the most is him being a martyr. So how do we evolve out of this? Do we have a solution? Do we know what it's going to take for us to break free from the powers that be currently and actually get to a point where decentralization or or the people who care more about humanity are in charge? Or, I mean, what are we got to do?

did they get rid of it last time? Right. But the only thing we do know that whatever it is, it exists. And on top of that, whatever it is that exists, it will require information and require that people like you and me add up to about 15% of the population, must know the truth and must be of

sufficient calibre of responsibility. And bravery has to be sufficiently high to be a cadre of 15% in my view of the population, if they could get really on there and, you know, get righteously indignant like we are, for example. I mean, I go to sleep thinking about these things. I wake up thinking about these things. I am mad as hell and we need 15% of the population who are mad as hell and informed. Also not not just running around looking for somebody in the white horse. Like Mr. Trump,

for example. I hate to say that, but he's not the man in the white horse. But people are looking for someone like him. So if they write him up and put him on a white horse, oh, there he is. Especially if the opposition hates him so badly, visually hates and hates and hates him. Well, we must be pretty good. I didn't like him, but he might be pretty good because look at these bad people that hate him so much. You see how the possibilities open up when you understand

human nature. And these guys on the other side are really their masters at it and psychological warfare. I was reading.

to say. And, you know, what are your thoughts? And this is is Elon Musk are we going to look back at him as one of the heroes of the 21st century?

anything unless, of course, it's illegal. Did anybody hear that right? They don't hear it. In other words, until the government says you can't do it, you say, okay, we won't block the government.

It's even worse. But nobody talks about that. They forgot about that bar, and everything that was undone gets redone. You see, I What are the two most important? Maybe

the three most important issues that face America today. And for a long time, the two most I was starting off with is the monetary system and the sovereignty of the nation being gobbled up by internationalism, the United Nations and other words, we're going to lose our sovereignty, lose control of our money, lose control of our military, lose control of our educational systems? Are we all going to be gobbled up in a new world order and are

we going to have our own money? Are always been, in my view, the two main issues, and nobody in either political party of the major political parties has ever, ever challenged or even wanted to discuss any one of those two most important of all issues. It's never up for discussion. Nothing changes. And the two most important issues, nothing changes over decades and decades with all kinds of battles going on. But nothing really changes. And the two most important ones. Now we come to a third one.

Now COVID. What has changed? Is anybody taking a stand? Mr. Trump says, Oh, no, I'm going to fast track this thing. We're going to spend trillions of dollars, we're going to get everybody vaccinated, and nobody listens to it because, well, he's a good guy. So I don't listen to the things he said. I don't trust any of these people. That's what I'm.

they were praying for a peaceful outcome. And what's really interesting is those 7000 meditators over the course of a week was meditating around a cause, and then worldwide terrorism dropped, coincidentally, Also, crime dropped in a lot of cities, 20, 30% around the world. So it makes me wonder if if if we're all we're all sort of connected by this unified field, right. When we we're all made of energy and frequency and vibration,

according to Tesla. Can I just wonder and it's not even a question like how we can impact that unified field and maybe even intend positive loving vibrations for the world in a collective where we don't even necessarily have to be a billion people strong, where we can impact things to make things start moving in our direction positively. And if so, I just wonder, you know, man, just get a few people, 10,000 people start off with where every day at 11, 11 or something, they're praying for

the the peace of the world and love for the world. And, you know, just, you know, kind of help us avoid tyranny because there's it's just such a weird place that we're in. And I don't know that it doesn't seem like violence is going to be a path that we can take. We have to choose the path of love and somehow to out love them because they're so full of hate and anger or something. I it just seems to me that maybe maybe that's a solution potentially. I don't even know.

but they were believers in all of the strategies. And they were going to they were going to improve mankind, whether mankind wanted it or not, no matter how, how much it cost, and no matter how many people got hurt, mankind was going to be improved. And we're going to put in we're going to increase our budget for for the homeless. Even though they knew that every time they they doubled their budget, the homeless numbers would double because

that's the way it works. If you if you start you if you start giving away free stuff, then there are more people in line for the free stuff. And you can't solve that problem by simply spending more money for free stuff. You just wind up with everybody in line for free stuff. And so these are the kind of people I'm talking about now. They believe in using violence to to withhold to to maintain their control over the local county. But we got rid of them. We

didn't use violence. We just use political campaigns. And educational campaigns got organized. And we did it with really less than 15% of the population by far, I would say, about probably active people with about 3% were able to do it in that case. But on a national scale or international scale, I think 15% is a is a relatively good number. Now, let me explain why I'm using

these numbers. This does not come from any kind of a scientific study that I'm familiar with, but it comes from my own personal observation over a long period of time is that history is always written by the less than 1% of the population. I mean, certainly was true. Let's take a let's take a look at the American Revolution. We think, well, the American Revolution was fought when the colonists rose up against King George and they stopped his his man at the Bridge of Concord. And we fought

the war. And it was because the whole nation was against the crown. Nothing could be further from the truth. The numbers, as far as I can tell, the people who actually were active, active on the battlefield was about less than well, definitely less than 3% of the population. And these weren't people that just picked up their their muskets and met the British at the bridge because they heard they were coming. These were people who were already

part of a militia or part of local government. These weren't just the colonists who rose up when they got mad as hell wouldn't take it anymore. They were they were 13 governments, 13 nations. And you might say that came together and united to fight the British. And it was all done with about 1% of the population as the let's call them, the. The thought leaders, you know, people like Thomas Paine and his famous booklets that they circulated. And and people like Madison and Jefferson, 1% if that.

And then they were surrounded by 3% of the influencers. Those would be the the people with the stores, the wealthy farmers, the plantation owners. Yes. Some of them had slaves. That's true. I know. With part of that part of the mix. And but they were the people that ran the shops and the pubs. Those were the influencers. And that was about 3% of the population. And then 15%, approximately, appears to have gathered around to support them. So 1% leaving, the 3% leaving or 50% was able to win the

American Revolution. It was not 100% of the population. And you look back at all of the revolutions of history and the great transitions even outside of politics. Take a look at religions, for example. Start with a very small number and but they're the influencers. Then you get your supporters. And finally, all nations will become devoted to a particular religion, one that reaches that that stepping or that turning point or the tipping point of about 15%. It's in, it's over.

So I always feel that in our in our war, I look at the number of people who are actually pushing this great reset. How many are there? Numerically, I think they've got to be about 1/100 of 1%. But they've been at it for a long time and they're in positions of great influence. I mean, they bought up newspapers and television stations and that kind of thing. They bought up politicians. They bought up the universities through donations.

They dominate the boards of directors. So that little tiny percentage has a tremendous amount of leverage because of the influence and the positions that they're in. But nevertheless, on our side, we don't have all those positions of power, but we do have manpower and we do have we do have the ability to talk to each other still. And that's why they're trying to clamp down even on freedom of speech. But so far, we still can speak

our mind. And and this is very, very powerful. I think that if we had 3% of the population who really understood issues like we're talking about, not just who are you going to vote for, by the way. Oh, who's running for office? Which 1 a.m. I going to do by the time you ask who's running for office? So you can pick a good candidate. It's over, because probably they're all been financed by the same group anyway. So people don't realize that they're still politically naive. They

think that that's all they've got to do. Just pick a good candidate and everything will come to to their satisfaction. So anyway, I think that once we had 3% who would influence the 15% of the population in America, and frankly, I think we are there already. Except nobody knows it. Everybody is still walking around the streets thinking they're all alone, which is why I'm doing my best to try and get them together in projects like the Red Pill Project

and Freedom Force and things like that. Once people come together and realized, Oh my gosh, we already do represent 15 or more percent of the population, we've got power. It will just get up off of our couches and go run for politics. Get that, go make sure we become personal friends with the sheriff. And if we don't like what his principles are, let's go find a new

sheriff and build a political support campaign for him. Let's make sure that you don't start from the ground up and actually do something and say, what are we going to do? I heard a phrase the other day, which I'm going to adopt now as my own from here on out. And this is it. We are the people we've been waiting for to come and save us.

If you don't have it, if you haven't done that and you don't understand what he's talking about, you've got to get that base of information behind you because that helps unlock a whole lot of other stuff. Like if you think that the government, everybody's out for your best interest, they're typically for their own personal best interest. And it seems to me that a lot of times the people who should be in charge, they're the ones who don't want to rule anyone. So they're not in charge. They're

just hanging out at home. The ones who are a little maniacal, a little bit of narcissistic and got a little bit of that psychopathic, they're the ones that tend to want to run and control everybody else. Good people tend to not run, it seems. And we cover a lot of stuff in the show.

here is the experts misinformation. Look at all of the things that they got wrong. 15 days to slow the spread. Masks, work, lockdowns work. Natural immunity is a myth. Many shots are vaccines. COVID shots, stop transmission, and it's 100% safe and effective. All of those from the experts who were banning people for contrary information, including reputable doctors and every single one of them verified, untrue every one of them.

We don't have to worry about next Christmas.

Somebody else is getting the benefit. And then for me, the biggest red flag about the whole COVID thing for me, Joel, was I mean, I've seen Bill Gates is TEDx talk where he talked about, oh, the world's population is exploding, You know, with vaccines, maybe we can lower that by 10 to 15%. I was like, wait a second. Bill Gates is saying that if these vaccines can lower population by ten, 15% like that, why would I dare to believe that he would recommend.

to save grandma. I'm going to save each other. And in my mind, from the research that I've done, this is. Sort of a covert genocide that most people don't realize yet. And I'm quoting.

all about liberty. It's all about freedom. It's all about you being sovereign. Okay? And so that is so deeply tied in to politics. Stop and think about it. Bitcoin was born out of politics and the world financial system from 2008 when the economy collapsed and all the Wall Street bankers got off scot free after taking your money, which is what Sam Bankman-fried has just done. And now the media is propping him up and going, Oh, poor, poor Sam. He really he was going to try to save the world.

of them who are trying to wrestle that away. But I don't know if you're ever going to get a Russell that way when you're using these electronic voting systems that you become a conspiracy theorist by even questioning, although all the people in 2016, if you question Trump winning or you're good because like, oh yeah, I was probably grew up with the Russians but now you correct I guess it depends on who wins. You can see that this is just a bunch of bullshit.

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