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Welcome to the program. POTUS went off on the Obama administration for doing nothing to stop the convicted Fort Hood murderer terrorist, Nidal Hasan. Listen to this. That we're going to deliver final justice to an evil killer, the Fort Hood shooter, Nidal Hasan. Who murdered 14 innocent souls and wounded dozens more here in Texas, yelling "Allah Akbar, Allah Akbar," while he was doing it?
And we just found out that President Obama had the emails from Hassan to a known terrorist, murderer, well-known. Saying he was going to wage jihad against his fellow soldiers, but Obama and his group did nothing about it. This was before they were killed.
So he's getting the death penalty by firing squad. This was, I mean, I think it's a good idea. This apparently was controversial to folks. And there were people who were getting very ungodly with me online. I always find that it is, you're never going to do anything to your cause if you're trying to out Christian someone, but yet you're acting like the devil.
Just saying.
So you know, I like what Trump said. I like what POTUS said, and I also I think it was Hegseth that announced this when was it when USS Lincoln came back, and I think he was standing on the ship and he announced that this was gonna that they were going to do this. And I mean, I don't, I don't have an issue. I actually think it's a good idea for a specific reason. I'll explain.
And we've, by the way, they've for those who pulling up this story, for those who are unaware of the timing, I think they're looking at what December and it's going to be. December third. Yeah, December third, and it's going to be right where, in at Fort Hood, right where he carried out his terror attack. I mean that is that's the a great way to end that horrible chapter, I think. And Trump says, "Look, he deserves it.
He deserves it, and it'll be at the site of the killings." And that one of the Fort Hood survivors said he was going to be there and look him in the eyes. These are veterans. There, they really went through it during that whole time. There was an army sergeant shot seven times by Nadal. His son, he says, he's going to be there and he's going to look him in the eye.
Lonzo Lunsford said it was fitting that he's going to die by firing squad at the exact same place where he hunted down and murdered 13 unarmed soldiers. Knew they were unarmed. Knew that they were unarmed. It was the policy. Lunsford survived.
He said by plain dead. Even after he had been repeatedly shot by Hassan, and as you know, Hassan was saying what all the terrorists say—they go out there and yell "Aloha, Snack Bar" when they when they go and mow down innocents. And so Podes says, "This is how we're going to do it. It's going to be by firing squad." I support this decision. I've I and actually I was calling for it before it even happened.
I think some people didn't think that that POTUS would do it, or that he he would like the idea. You know the thing with this is, and this is what I what many people do not understand. This is not you're not talking about an ideology that you can sit at a table and engage in diplomacy with. How I wish it were, and how generations. Of earthly citizens wish that that were the case, but it's not.
It is an ideology that doesn't care about diplomacy. It cares about brute strength. That's the only thing that will ever answer to is brute strength. I mean, these—it's a stone age sex cult. That believes when you go to heaven, you're going to get a bunch of virgins that magically become virgins again the moment you're done.
There's no talking about you know fellowshipping with your God or having a closer relationship with God. It's about going and getting laid repeatedly by virgins over and over again. That's what it is. Oh, and and we don't know what happens to the women. You're talking about an ideology that is.
That thinks that no other belief system can coexist with it, and the mere existence of that belief system is a challenge to the authority of this ideology. Thus, it must be dominated or eliminated. It only answers to brutality. It only recognizes brutality, and ridicule and emasculation are the really the only weapons against it. We these individuals have thrived on a weak society that indulges this kind of monstrosity.
We have restorative justice. We look the other way. And we kid ourselves, and we think that somehow we're being charitable, or we're being good people following the good book.
Well, I hate to inform you, but David did not hug Goliath before he started launching stones. And the Bible is very clear cut. I'm not going to turn this into a sermon. I don't believe in women preachers, but. I'm just going to say whether you're looking at Leviticus or whether you're looking in the New in NT New Testament, the Bible there are at there is absolutely it absolutely recognizes justifiable capital punishment.
Absolutely, people can disagree with it all they want, but the disagreement isn't with me; it's what the Good Lord wrote in the Good Book.
Now, this. Is the crazy thing about it, and I again, I wish that it wasn't this way. That there, the existence of an ideology that can't recognize diplomacy or civility, and all it knows is murder. And the thing that actually really messes with what messes with it the most is ridicule and amasculation. I mean, there's a reason Vlad Tepish approached the prosecution of his conflict the man in the manner in which he did.
Because it scared the hell out of the invading Islamists that were coming in. That's why they don't want their chances with their afterlife sex cult to be hampered by their manner of death, so they don't get into it. There has to be a deterrence, and so far, we really haven't had a good deterrence for terrorism. People, oh sure, everybody lines up. A TSA, and they all put their liquids in the same trash can right there at the bottleneck, so they just build the explosive pile up more and more.
Totally get it, but isn't it time that instead of everyone else having to prove consistently over and over again that we are safe flyers or that we are safe this or that, isn't it time to make terrorists afraid? That's the whole point. Oh, I want the bullets dipped in pig fat. I want them inscribed with Jesus's Lord on every casing, dipped in pig fat, and then loaded into the rifle. Dana, that's mean.
No, it's not. It's a deterrence. What's mean is not enforcing a deterrence and encouraging this because you think that it's just a lack of compassion that makes these people terrorists. It's just a lack of compassion. If only we were just nicer to them.
I mean, I don't know how much nicer you can get, other than bending over and grabbing your ankles at this point. But I'm not volunteering the United States for that duty, nor should you. There are people that don't have the stomach for it either. There are people that just do not have the fortitude to enforce or see something like that enforced, and that is completely fine. You don't have to.
No one's forcing you to. But it is beyond you, your authority, your understanding, and the good character you claim to have to bear false witness on others who do have the fortitude for it. And thank God that they do, because if we didn't have good men and women that had the fortitude to do the hard things and enforce the lines that needed to be enforced, then we wouldn't have a republic to begin with. We would have never have gotten our kidnapped Americans from the shores of Tripoli.
So that's how I look at it. It's not reveling in it. The world is corrupt and broken, and this is more of that. No one's looking at this as though it's a holy action. It's a necessary action in a broken world.
Oh, they're just going to martyr him. Not if you do it a certain way. They won't see. I I do believe in cruel and unusual punishment for terrorists. I very much do.
I mean, I make Tepish's prosecution of war great again because it because it's a deterrent. I care more about saving lives than I do accommodating the feelings of those who threaten to take them. I care more about saving lives than I do accommodating a barbaric and violent religious zealotry that contributes to over half of the world's ills. And it's about damn time that the rest of the world catch up. I have no faith that they will, but at least here in the United States, we can recognize that there are some creatures in this world.
That you will not fix with more kindness or more compassion, and even scripture says, "Dust your sandals off." Even scripture says it's it is, there is it's justifiable if one has taken a life to enact this sort of punishment.
Now, do I think people should be out there celebrating and enjoying that? That's not for me to say. I am definitely not going to pass judgment on any Fort Hood survivor like the gentleman I was just telling you about, if he feels some kind of Schadenfreude. Because this terrorist got what was coming to him, in the most humane way. He's been in a wheelchair.
He's been paralyzed after he was. Incapacitated during the Fort Hood terror attack, he's had his backside wiped this entire time. He has been helped in and out of his wheelchair. He has been given three hots and a cot, which is a hell of a lot more than his victims received when they parted off this mortal coil.
So, if the survivors of Fort Hood feel a little Schadenfreude, Because this monster, they saw murder their friends, murder their brothers in arms in cold blood. That he's getting theirs. That he's getting what deserves what he deserves. I'm not passing judgment on them. No one is fit to pass judgment on them.
So I think some people need to chill out about it. There's been a lot of discussion.
Well, is this where we're going in the United? Are we going to be like Iran? That's a stupid. Vapid comparison and the brain dead people. I don't care who they are, friends or not, that are making it need to stop.
Are you seriously accusing the United States of being similar to a mullah regime because one time in our country's 250 year history we decide to humanely, justifiably euthanize a convicted murdering terrorist? And that one incident means that it's safe to compare us to Iran or Iraq. Tell me that you have never traveled outside of your comfort zone or left the borders of this United States without telling me. I mean, we have enough ridiculousness from the left without hyperbole from weak, spineless Republicans.
So no, people don't have to watch it if they don't want to. No one's forcing anyone to watch it. But what people should recognize is that not every entity or creature in the world is going to respond to kid gloves. They're not going to respond to that. And if the goal is to prevent this from happening again, sometimes you have to take measures that will ensure that.
And it has no. It's not a statement on your faith, and it is not some some epitaph on the health of your soul. It's none of those things. It just is what it is. It is a deterrence being enforced.
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So hello, tis I, Dana Lash, your lovely hostess slash crumudgeon. And where, oh where, is James Tallerico? Wherefore art thou, Tallerico? Deny thy party and refuse thy name. Where art thou, dog?
Where? Nobody knows where he is.
So was it ten days ago that he released a video and he was in a hotel room and he's like, "Hey, it's me," and you know, I'm here. I just am under the weather, and he totally did not at all sound like he was under the weather. And he that was wasn't that ten days ago? Yeah, that was that was actually no. I'm looking at it right now.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. That was like ten. That was ten days ago.
So where did he go? He's not on the campaign trail, and this is a guy who really loves attention. I've heard. I don't know. I don't think that he is in a mental institution.
I don't think he is. I will say this: this move is not confident. It's not a confident move. The the spending.
So the fact that he went with hat in hand to New York to try to fundraise because he's running low. I mean he he was out raising Ken Paxton and he's running low now. That should suggest to you a lack of confidence in the strength of his position right now. People who there's two ways to look at it. I think that he lacks confidence in his campaign's position.
I also think that they're gambling and believing that the polls showing that he is barely margin of error ahead, that they're correct, and the only thing that they can do at this point is to hold, which means that he's replaying the Joe Biden strategy during the twenty twenty elections. When, if you remember, I think it was. Look, my notes. Bear with me. I think it was almost, almost.
It was at least a month. I get varying reports. I have everything from six weeks to seven, six weeks to eight weeks, basically, that he was just MIA off the campaign trail going into the election in November, right? And so, I, it seems like he's. I think he's in a holding pattern for a reason.
I don't think he's in a mental institution. I don't think it's that. I don't believe that he has the flu because this guy's such a camera whore that he would immediately be recording himself. Look, it's me, James Talarico. I don't think it's that at all.
I think it's them freaking out because this is this is the chance. I mean, think of it. This is the closest that Democrats have come to getting this seat. In decades, right? They've been trying with they tried with Wendy Davis to cede the ground, then they ran Beto O'Rourke, and they knew that both of those candidates they were too kooky to really do anything to to really get in there and win it.
They thought that this, I. They believed that this was the guy who had a chance, and if he was really that confident of his position, you don't go to ground like this. You don't pull a Biden like that. That's not what you do. Although I have a, I have a theory.
Yeah, hold up, hold up. Let me pull this. Oh, one more thing before I get to my theory. Do you know who's bankrolling his Senate run?
Soros, a former associate of Jeffrey Epstein. Reed Hoffman gave the bulk of the money to that Lone Star Rising pack. Has this that that they got a ten million dollar check this past June, and it was pretty much all Reed Hoffman's. He gave a lot of money. He bankrolled, and he was very close to Jeffrey Epstein, kind of like Steve Bannon.
Who was his best friend and enabler? And somehow TPUSA thinks that he should be speaking at their event. We'll talk about that later. But and Talarico has always gone after Paxton over what he has said. He's used this phrase, "Epstein-style sweetheart deal," but yet he's literally spending money from one of Epstein's close friends and associates.
So circle that square for me. No, I think I have an idea though. I think I have an idea. Because everybody's been like, "Where's he at? Where's he at?" I mean, his campaign—they said he's had the flu for two weeks, and he's just being so unselfish, and he just wants to spare people, and he's, you know, going to be on the campaign trail soon.
I don't believe it. I don't believe any of this because he's lied throughout his whole campaign. Why should anyone believe this? The flu thing doesn't add up either, because. This everyone, if he's such a, if he is such an inevitability against Paxton, this is not how inevitability inevitability behaves.
It's not. He's not been, and I was talking to friends of mine. He's not been circulating in private fundraisers either. I was asking a couple of friends of mine. I'm like, look, just for, I'm not going to name names, but.
You know, if you say that he's out there, I'll say I'm told that he's. You know, you gotta see you can get information. You can't rat people out fully. He is not there. Haven't been any private fundraisers in the past ten days either.
The last one that he did was in New York, and that was a big old fundraiser in New York. He was up there raising money with Robert De Niro.
So he's not circulating privately. He's not going to private fundraisers here. What the hell is he doing? I don't get it. What is he doing?
The um. I and I think a lot of people are really learning about how unbelievably strange he is. You know, this is it. It's just the whole thing is odd. It's very odd, and we'll see.
But like I said, I think I've got, I think I've got an idea. Does he have that? Chenelaga, Ganella, what is that? Shigella. Shigella.
One more time. Shigella. Shigella. Does he have the shigella? What shigella?
Well, it's sexually transmitted diarrhea. It's on the rise, guys, and it's morphing into a drug-resistant superbug. You don't have to be on the Oregon Trail to catch dysentery. You have died of death.
Sorry, remember that shigella. Shigella. So, according to the New York Post, shigella bacteria infects nearly half a million people in the U.S. every year, and it's real bad. They get vomiting and fever and cramps, and you know, some other stuff.
And it's spreading super fast, and it's becoming very resistant to treatment. Huh.
So it's also life threatening because not only does it, you know, do the duty to your doo doo, it also can. It's impressive, wouldn't it? It can also dehydrate you to death.
So, got to be careful.
So they said as as few as ten organisms, a minuscule amount, is enough to get you sick.
So. How are they getting it?
Well, do you really want to know, or can your imagination fill in the blanks for you? What, which is worse? Yeah, some of you out there have very creative minds. I'm just saying.
So this, they said that the fastest rise in shigella.
Now, it's not. You might think, yes, you can get it if you don't wash your hands. If you touch bad duty and you don't wash your hands, but that's not what's happening. In fact, the population experiencing one of the fastest rises in shigella are dudes banging other dudes. That's right.
The GBMSM, whatever that is, experts are saying that shigella is endemic, according to the New York Post, endemic to these communities, so it's constant, regularly present. It grew fifteen percent faster year over year between 2015 and 2020, compared to spreading through every other avenue: nursery outbreaks, food, travel, everything. And the thing, the evidence suggests that doing the dirty is the major route of the transmission.
So it's like monkeypox. Yeah, it's like monkeypox, but you're gonna need a diaper. It's like that. Yeah.
So, what gets me? Gosh, how far down this rabbit hole? No pun intended. There's nothing I can say here. There's nothing.
Shigella. I'm gonna read this. Many.
So, I'm trying to walk around the landmines of our more sensitive. Markets, guys.
So bear with me. A Cambridge geneticist, Kate Baker, who is the lead author on a recent study published in July, says, "Quote: Many men who have intercourse with other men are unaware of the serious and increasing risks posed by sexually transmitted shigela." Um. I'm. You can almost hear my thoughts. I think.
How do I put this? How do I put this? If you don't want to get glue on your hands, you don't touch glue. You don't touch glue, and then think that you're not going to have anything sticky on your hand. I don't know.
Does that make sense? That's as far as I can go. Like, how is this rocket science? I didn't know that going that way could cause so much problems. I mean, it just.
It's like God's shape sorter. You're doing it wrong. I have no other way to put this. Shagella. Thank you.
So I'm just saying that maybe my maybe that's what's wrong with him. He did say he had the flu. Didn't look it, but he did say that he had it. I mean, if it's think of it, if he's like you know blowing it out both ends, then he probably can't go anywhere. He probably can't get five feet away from a toilet.
I'm just saying.
I didn't, guys. I didn't make this news cycle. Don't get mad at me. I didn't hear. I did not make up this news cycle.
Did not do it. I just wanted to put that out there. But that is a fast rising thing. I'm just saying that if your private life is giving you the same sort of germs as a nursery outbreak, maybe reconsider some things. Just again, God shapes order.
All right, so there's no coming back from that, is there? There's no who do we have? That's golly! Who is the? Oh my gosh!
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The I ran across a weird soundbite yesterday, and it was a soundbite where in the vice president was asked to define what socialism is, and I think we all know what socialism is. Do we? Do people know what it is? I hope so. I mean, that's when you have the famously means of production, whether it's.
Factories, or whether it is what you know, grocery, whatever, machinery, land, farm, whatever, where it is not owned by the private individual, it's owned collectively by the state or the community. Basically, socialism, communism, all the isms are just different sides of the turd. You just got to roll it, and there's just different sides. That's it. It's true story.
I think that you need to be able to define it if you are going to fight it. And the vice president was asked about this, and I found the question perplexing, or his answer perplexing. Listen to this: How do you define socialism personally, and why do you think socialist candidates are popping up everywhere across the country? Oh man, you know, I guess. It's honestly, it's a hard term to define these days because very often socialism.
You know, classically, you would think socialism is about prioritizing workers, and yet in reality, I guarantee that most of the self-described socialists running across the United States of America are going to howl about this announcement today, which is prioritizing American workers over foreign workers.
So I don't know what the term means anymore. I think in reality, what it actually means in the American context is that you want to replace American workers with foreign workers, and you want boys to play. Girls' sports—that's what unites the socialism I see running across the United States of America today. You know, it's okay. See, you can't just say that socialism is things I don't like, and I worry because you know I know that JD Vance is running for 28.
He's made that very clear. That's very—he's already campaigning. I think that if you're trying to defeat socialism, you need to be able to define it accurately. And no, it's not wanting to prioritize American workers over foreign workers. That's not it.
That is not what socialism is, and it's really—I mean, we can't have this thing where we can't define what socialism is. Like the left can't define what women are. You got to be able to accurately. I had a friend, by the way, that made a remark similar to that. The—you can't.
I—I—that shocked me because I'm like, what is it? It's like he went for two applause lines. I got to be honest with you. I don't dislike Vance, but I don't think that he is ready for the office of the presidency. He's just not quick off the cuff, and that's not a bad thing.
But you got to be able to answer stuff better than that. You can't just say, "Well, it's about transport." That's not what it is either. That is literally not what it is, and it's very difficult. One of the reasons why I think that he has a difficulty in defining it is because he's part of the post-constitutionalist movement that actually does believe in. The government taking ownership or stakes in private companies.
We've seen this before. I mean, there's just recently we've had the government taking stakes in dozens of private companies.
Now it's one thing if a private company chooses to exercise this relationship, but when they move to do this, and it, I mean, it's that it's still what it is, right? I mean, whether it's U.S. Steel, whether it's the ten percent. Equity stake in Intel—that's also an issue. I mean, there's there's different examples, and I know that he's been a big supporter of it.
So I don't know if his difficulty to answer the question is just a refusal because it's a catch-22. He would have to admit that some of the policies that he supports are actually would better fit that definition than the two applause lines that he went for. I don't know what it is, but no one's. I I don't think Trump is socialist by any means, and I don't think the administration is socialist. And I wouldn't go so far as to say that I think JD Vance is socialist.
However, I do think that some of the policies that he supports absolutely are, and that's not me being overly political. That's just fitting the basic definition. That's not being mean or simply using it as a baseless pejorative. That's just using it as a basic definition. I also think that there are ancillary issues to that, like paying people to have babies, for instance, that goes along with it.
So, it was just a weird, really weird soundbite, and it's not simply prioritizing the American worker. I mean, because then if he's saying, I was looking at the transcript. And what is in the American context? There is no other context. That's just word salad to buy time.
You need an answer. You have to throw something out there so there's not dead silence. That's a filler statement so that the brain can figure out what else to follow it with. That doesn't even make any sense to say that in the American context that you want to replace workers.
So is he saying that he is one by his own definition? That's the other thing that's tricky. That doesn't make any sense. You have to be able to define what this is if you're going to fight it, and he's talked about that before. He has specifically talked about it before when he's gone on different podcasts, and he has said previously that.
You know, you have the younger generation that thinks that this is the only way, and the reason they think it's the only way is because the government has involved itself in the private sector so much, to the point now where younger generations are having a difficulty meeting the same touch points. Cultural life touchpoints that previous generations did. I'm talking about buying a home, getting married, having X amount in your savings by X age. All of that, and that isn't because of any other choice than the government expanding itself to the point where it has involved itself into the private sector, where now this sort of organic comeuppance is a lot more difficult. It's been made difficult because of more government.
Not less government. It's been made difficult because you had government with socialist approaches. Whether it was too big to fail, the government literally purchasing different manufacturers, like auto manufacturers, and that's what that was. When you are giving them taxpayer money, that's what you are doing. Let's just drop all of the formalities.
That made Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, everything has been made worse because of that approach to governance. And you're not going to fix your way out of it by making it worse with more government.
Now he could have said that, and that would have been a satisfying answer. But I don't think that he necessarily believes that. This is a guy who has previously said that Bernie Sanders was his favorite Democrat. My point is, is I need Vance to figure out where he stands on issues, and. I think that he treats everything like a focus group.
He has been all over the board on a number of different issues. I'm looking ahead at 2028, and I'm thinking I don't want a president that is going to mainstream socialism or be the White Obama and make it something that is now part of the Republican platform. I need I need a person, and I think a lot of you out there think similarly, that have a have fixed principles. They know right from wrong. They know what socialism is.
They know what the American dream is about. They know how the economy works. They know that the private sector needs to be loosened, and that regulations have got to go. We have too many. We pay the highest corporate tax rate we've got.
Cap. I mean, it goes on and on. I need someone that has fixed principles on these issues and doesn't change them every two years, to satisfy whatever political trend has swept up into the party. And I feel like that—that's a fairly that is an objective and legitimate, a fact-based, documented observation.
So I need those answers from him to get way better, because that's not good enough. If you're running for president, that answer doesn't pass the test. It doesn't. That's not presidential answer. It's not even a logical one.
It doesn't make any sense at all. And if the the fear is that younger generations are finding socialism more attractive because of the way that big government has made, like I said, these life touchpoints harder to achieve. Then the answer isn't to make them easier in socialism. The answer is to explain to them all of the things that government has done to make this environment the way it is, and then propose a solution that doesn't involve more of the same damn government that made this this situation what it is. Propose solutions to actually pull back government's authority over the private sector so that these touch points can be met.
That is the alternative. I don't know why people are acting like that solution is so difficult. Why it's so hard to just simply do that? Because they're terrified of ticking off that generation. Because they think that in order to win that generation, they don't understand and can't apparently articulate a a dissent that will persuade them.
So they figure, well, we'll just act like we're going to go along with it. We'll go along with it, and we'll just you know propose some things that look attractive to them through that perspective. That's how you make the Republican Party indistinguishable from the Democrats.
So, at what point? I mean, what is the point of winning if you literally become the thing that is supposed to be the alternative to alternative to Democrats? If you become Democrats, how are you the alternative at that point? It doesn't make any sense.
So, I don't know. He's got to get better off the cuff. He's got to get better with these answers. There are people who are going to get mad over that. And that's fine if they want to be zealots and partisans.
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So I know you remember. Do you remember the girl that they were calling Little Bowdica, right? Or that I think I was, but the little Scottish girl, twelve years old, and she was on video with a knife and an axe, right? Because there was this dude. As we later learned, this Bulgarian immigrant and his sister that were harassing them, and we didn't know a lot about the story.
They came out with the video first, and. Immediately, there were all of these people were attacking this little twelve-year-old girl. They were like, "Why is she running around? Like, she was a problem kid. Why is she running around with blades?" And then you had John Swinney, who is the first minister of Scotland and one of their party leaders, and he smeared her.
Because the Bulgarian immigrant said that the 12-year-old girl slurred him and was racist to him, they arrested the 12-year-old girl based on the false accusations given by this Bulgarian immigrant.
Well, now the truth is out. This predatory Bulgarian immigrant repeatedly sexually solicited her and was following her and her younger sister, and then he assaulted her.
Now you know why she had those blades out. This individual, who was seen smirking with his smirking sister outside of the courtroom, was at is still unrepentant. His name Ilya Belov. He complained that he's become a social pariah in Dundee and he's been abandoned by his Scottish friends. That's what he told the court.
The 12-year-old victim was arrested and charged when police accepted his false claims that she called him a blanking migrant and threatened him. She was a terrified little schoolgirl from an ordinary family, and he recorded her with a knife and an axe and accused her of racism. This grown man, this 23-year-old male.
Well, now we know why she was also vilified by the police and First Minister John Swinney.
So they arrested her, and now ten months after the incident, she was finally vindicated. He was found guilty of assault, and now he's been released. He and his picture, his sister. The CCTV has them pictured as following her. They wouldn't leave her alone, even when the girl repeatedly said, "Leave me alone, leave me alone." He followed her and a group of children through Dundee in August of last year, and he was shouting at her specifically, "Quote, come here, sexy.
I will show you how to have a good time." And he kept calling her that, and kept propositioning her, and kept soliciting her. And she said to get away. She called him creepy, and that's when he assaulted her. She fell and hit her head on a metal handrail. He then called his sister, who arrived at the scene and assaulted the girl too.
And then when the police showed up, they lied to the police and said this twelve-year-old girl was racist to them. This Scottish girl was racist.
Well, CCTV showed. What actually happened? This this twenty three year old pervert, this chonk Belov and his chonk sister, they were the ones who were following and harassing these young children, and he, he was, I think he was trying to molest her. He was sentenced to eighteen months supervision and ordered to complete three hundred hours of unpaid work, and he's been placed on the sex offenders registry for eighteen months. I think he should be put to death.
And then his body repatriated to the sandbox from where he came. Because once you're on a sex offenders list, I feel like if you're a child molester, if you're a child predator, you die. Juan's getting showing you some of the video. This is the video where she. I think this was after he had assaulted her, and he was targeting the her and her sister.
And I think this was after. He assaulted her. That's when she pulled out her weapons. Unbelievable! These little girls were left to fend for themselves, and the police, and John Swinney, the first minister, created a firestorm when they had that little twelve-year-old girl arrested.
And CCTV shows indisputably, beyond any doubt, that it was this man that was following her, targeting her, sexually soliciting her, and then he put his hands on her. I'm not going to ask any of you out there to tell me what you would do if a grown male, a twenty-something-year-old male, was trying to sexually molest your twelve-year-old daughter, put his hands on her, knocked her, and shoved her to the ground where she hit her head on a metal pole. I'm not going to ask you guys what you would do because I know, but it will shock you to know that Scotland has not let this guy go, and this guy is unrepentant till the end. This guy was in court complaining that he had become a social pariah, and he said it was unfair. The little girl told the trial, or during the trial, told the courtroom that he kept propositioning her, and it scared her, and she didn't know what else to do.
She said, "So I just turned around and shouted at him, and then he called. He got out his phone, she said, and called someone to come down. And I love this Scottish girl. You can almost hear. She goes, 'Then some lassie comes running across the road.'" Can you imagine being a twelve-year-old girl, and you have, and this guy is huge.
He's a chunk. He is a big guy. He's tall and he's big. Can you imagine being a twelve-year-old girl, and this grown man who can overpower you easily, and the only defense that you have is a knife and an axe?
Now, this guy didn't start pulling out his phone until after apparently he assaulted her. And then he started recording her. When he realized, oh, she's making a lot of noise. By the way, that's what you always do—is you make a ton of noise. Anybody target you is one of the first things you should do.
So she was doing it right. But she's 12 years old. She was like, you can imagine what's going through her head. This large man, sexually soliciting her, following her, refuses to leave her alone. And they've already had problems in Scotland.
With little girls getting targeted, I'm not going to remind you what happened. Just a, uh, what maybe a a hundred and fifty whatever miles away, if that, not even that, in Rotherham, where they were sexually trafficking young girls, girls this exact age, this exact age. I can't even imagine. She was scared. She told the courtroom she was scared, and she didn't know what to do, so she just was loud, and yelled at him.
And after he had hurt her, she brandished her blades, and she did so defensively. It's very important to note that she only pulled that out as a last, a last response. She didn't engage him. He engaged her from afar and then tried to get her, and. Apparently he's gone after other kids.
That's why I say this guy needs to be put to death because he is a child predator. If he's left on these streets, there's going to be kids that go missing.
Now the sheriff, in the trial, Sheriff Niven Smith, told Belov, "Quote: You have been the author of your own misfortune because this guy he didn't start recording her, this predator, until she pulled out her blades, and then he thought, ah." I bet I can make her look like the bad guy and save myself in this, and that's exactly what he did. And do you remember what I'm going to pull up the story? This sounds like the the story of the man who got the young man who was stabbed, the 18 year old British university student Harry Noack, who was fatally stabbed in England, December of last year. By Vikram Digwa, and Digwa told the told the cops when they arrived that that man slurred him, so the cops did not do anything lifesaving for Harry Nowak, because he was even though he was the innocent guy who was attacked by this Vikram Digwa with his blade, his little his kerpan, his ceremonial dagger. He stabbed him multiple times.
He just targeted him. They were Nowak was walking home, and Digwa just targeted him. And then he falsely told police that he was the victim of a racist attack by Noack. I know you all remember that story. This Belov guy in Scotland thought he could do the same thing, and that's exactly what he did.
So he filmed her. Notice how in the footage that he had and the the footage of her trying to get away from him is is Belov's footage. The footage of the girl with the blades that's Belov's footage. And he did the. He didn't include.
He falsely said that she made a slur, called him a slur. She didn't. And that was interesting. That wasn't in the video. He only pulled that on recorded her after she showed her axe and knife.
This is Belov leaving, smirking, leaving the court with his fat sister behind him. This man's pants are way too tight, by the way, and he's just how trashy, wearing white socks with it too. Gross. But this guy's a predator. And he was smirking.
There's pictures of him and his his sister outside the courtroom, smirking and laughing. And he was absolutely unrepentant. He told the court that it was unfair that he was a social pariah. The balls to say something like that.
So he thought he could do the same thing.
Well, now she's vindicated. And apparently, he's been ostracized by the entire community. I hope he loses his job. I hope they make his life so horrible that he has to leave Scotland, because he deserves it. They're not going to put him to death for being a child predator.
I'm going to tell you, if you don't want vigilantism, then by God, you better make sure that the system does its job. Otherwise, I can't seem to find any condemnation for vigilantism. And the town, the towns, turned their back on him. The victim's mother said it was heartbreaking that her daughter told the truth from the beginning. Every word those girls said was true, and it was all on CCTV.
They got all of the security footage from various shops in that area, and they every single thing those girls said was true. And the mother said it just broke her heart. Can you imagine? She's 12 years old, and you have that idiot John Swiny and the and the one of the the officers in that case. The whole they were it's like the whole nation.
They were trying to get all the leftists in the nation to come down on this girl. And then the detectives looked at all of it and they said, "Yep, that they were they were entirely truthful." The court said that the girl and her sister, now 13 and 14, were described as impressive and eloquent witnesses. They were praised, not just for their honesty, but their consistency of evidence. And Belov is still there; he's still in that community. And the mother—the mother just breaks my heart.
She says, "She says everyone was more focused on her acts than anything else, and they didn't listen to what happened." And you can—I mean, very Scottish. She goes, "We're just a wee ordinary family." I'm glad it's finally all sorted and we can begin to move on. That's what she said. God bless them. You know what?
When a country that can't defend its girls can't defend itself, a country that would impugn the purity of its daughters when they are being attacked by vicious child predators. And left to defend themselves. That's a country that can't stand on its own. I'm glad that they finally have justice, but do you see how long it took? A year.
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So, maybe next week I'll tell you about my giant Minecraft village that I've worked on for fifteen years. I'm not even kidding. I've learned all everything I know about geology from Minecraft. I didn't even know what obsidian was until that game. It's a true thing.
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