You can't hate the (((mainstream))) media enough. Truly...
@thecousindeci1103
They're trying to transition from the "this is not happening" to "this is happening and this is why it's a good thing" stage.
@Pr0digyZRX
Bro I'm an American born and raised and this shit pisses me tf off so much
@TrueDKZero
Sky News UK has always been happy to blame the far-right for absolutely everything imaginable.
@RoyalFizzbin
I know it’s unhealthy, but I love when this guy loses it and yells at the news like they’re the morons that they are.
@Y-STATICNOIS3-Y
Beautiful cathedrals survived two World Wars yet get burned down by enrichment. DEUS VULT
@futurecrusader9228
They did the same thing with BLM in America.
@nigelkavanagh2048
💯 On it jake!! 💪💪🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
@lorraineclare9171
Great poster to put on lampposts
@hd_dave
It's starting to happen in Montreal Quebec Canada
@TheNucaKola
Those awesome helmets on his shelf 👀 lets go
@BillJohnson-e4k9o
Love you like a brother Jake. Prayers brothers in Christ
@jaxbeachbluenose
All steps in the Hegelian dialectic at play, I’m sure there is dandy “solution” that the establishment has in store for us all
@Sir_Keeb
Valid crash out. 👌🏻🔥
@Respected_Gentleman
The noticing will continue the "AI" cyberattack oy vey
@h.epeterjohnmanthey6295
We can drink tge water out of the tap! How fcking cool and magical is that!
@themysteriousdomainmoviepalace
We are experiencing the 7 Stages of Grief.
@thenoodley1
BREAKING: EU legislates that noticing things is now a capital crime.
@IusedtobeHarbinger111
There isn't one MSM News outlet that isn't compromised. All are run and controlled by the four by two. All news, in the UK, comes from Reuters, and who controls that? They've ALWAYS been traitors.
@PvtParts-hr4zv
As an American i feel bad for my European brothers. Canada is already lost and most of Europe is next. Followed by my country soon after that. This is what they want.
We are furious at mainstream media for framing the "far-right" as the real culprits behind European riots when the footage clearly shows leftists, immigrants, and "the usual suspects" burning cities, looting shops, and attacking people. The central argument is that the media's only line of attack against the right is that they "shared" the footage, which is insane.
He didn't fabricate anything with AI, he simply showed people what was happening, and the media's response is to criminalize the act of sharing rather than the people committing the violence. He repeatedly demands "can they not hear themselves?" as he mimics the media's logic. "Yeah, riots are bad, but sharing them is the real problem," and argues this proves the division already exists; the right isn't creating it, they're just pointing at it.
He ties this to a broader civilizational claim about white Europeans and their ancestral homeland, listing Western achievements in art, philosophy, and Christianity, and laments that people are told their civilization is on fire but not who is setting it. The monologue then pivots to a bitter aside about weak men, hysterical women, and the black-pill nihilism of young men raised to believe they have no purpose, ending with the claim that all of this stops the moment men stand up.
