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And today's title was The Right to Protest.
And I looked at the Wikipedia thing there about protest thing, what you are to demonstrate.
And then if you know about the term, expression, useful idiot.
and I will include that in the show notes when I'm editing this
into a podcast episode of Egonetcast podcast.
I think it's 135, I believe it is.
So that's an expression that I also will include, as I said.
It could sound harsh, but it's interesting.
words, meaning
and expression, useful idiot.
And it has a connection together with the right to
protest and people who are very keen on demonstrating.
And I have a note card
here for the live viewers on model 1927.
They are written by hand with a pencil
in order to keep track here.
Again, I want to have this short and sweet
for my own sake and for you as a listener and watcher,
viewer, to have it around 15 minutes.
This topic, you could talk a long time.
That's for sure.
And again, you could wonder why talk about this.
Is it useful to do?
But it triggered me.
And then, as I will say at the ending,
I wanted to get it out in my way, on my platform.
Because I have an expression here at the end that I will,
made up expression, what could happen on the internet
and by arguing online.
And I've been there for a long time.
But also back in the day, you could have argued on bulletin boards,
bbs and then you had to put in a hashtag with your topic name for example as we did lyceum
we had a channel called lyceum and talking about rand's philosophy objectivism and there
we had certain ground rules what how you have the debate and discussion and discourse and what was
allowed to say or not because it was our so-called room and then of course you have to follow the
room of interrelated chat also and freedom of expression and that's the whole thing that we're
coming to here as an introduction here it's already some minutes here and i was a bit late
also so you have to take it for what it is i will try to do this as a routine and see if i'm getting
going here in order to create content so i saw a instagram photo and a post i'd say on the swedish
pretty new part in gothenburg sweden called the democrats demokraterna and they have said that
so called a camp
tent camp of demonstrators
that have, you could say
occupied
and this is where it gets complicated
a university area
Gothenburg University
University of Gothenburg
on a hill you could say, it's middle of the city
so you'll see it and that was my personal reaction to see these
tense camps with this flag by the so-called Palestinian territory and also of course I'm
for freedom expression is satire but it was of a prime minister with blood on his face and then
all kind of
and I don't
like that expression
but hate speech
against Israel
in different ways
sometimes it's so called
between the lines
and then you hear
probably when you hear
and listen to this
when they are shouting
and propaganda
and the microphones
and also if you are talking
in another language
it could be in different ways
I'll come back to this
in the future
so it
it's so called some students
but it seems to be other elements
that what I wrote in the description
also if you
know about the elements
and that has to do with the term
useful idiots
who are demonstrating
who is behind this, what kind of elements
who is supporting this kind of thing
because I'm
as they say, Elon Musk is
a free speech absolutist
and I'm that also
even with things that I don't agree with
I know and this is where the scary part comes in
if some of these elements will gain power
I will not be allowed to speak up
that's for sure
because if you speak up for freedom of expression
free speech, rational ideas
free society, free market
what could happen then
and that we have seen during the history
So it was opposed by a party in Gothenburg called the Democrats that said that these tent camps occupying the university area in Gothenburg, middle of Gothenburg in the city, that's illegal.
They don't have any permission.
When you do a regular demonstration walking, you have to ask for a permit from police.
And then again I have a solution to this problem And also if you really have a right to demonstrate whenever on so and I do an air quote here on public land in a city or a university
And that's, again, that's the crux of the problem, why it's getting so complicated, because it's pretty easy in a way. And I know individuals who are really going to dig into this, the rules about having demonstration permits, what to do, because this is a political agenda.
this is political correctness
and some
pushing some lobbyists and others
if some other
views will come
across that I don't either agree
with then it will probably
be some other
decisions
but that also have happened
back in the day
and they are pretty similar
that's the thing, they united against Israel
the national
socialists
the regular socialists
and the militant Muslims
against Israel
and for the record
I'm not a religious person
I'm not for the so-called corkscrews
orthodox Jews
that have special rights
so to speak
and the Knesset is
you could say in a mess in a way
political situation is
instable. I think
Netanyahu
or how you say him
is too weak. That you
don't often hear.
They think that he is a hawk.
That's his
problem there. And I think
hopefully a so-called middle
class in Israel,
a secular middle class
will come up with
a party or a movement
to have
real stable secular society and yeah so the whole situation and of course historical and now we're
going on tangent here already around 10 minutes the history and the word palestine and the former
word of israel and how they did this map and how we draw the lines and the maps and then of course
United Nations declaration there
Israel as a state and so on
but I said on my comment here on the Democrats
in Gothenburg thanks for supporting
secular Gothenburg and then used the
atheist symbol or the nuclear symbol
the purple one with an orange drawing
like this and then in the middle
dot the nuclear power and symbol of atheism and that's the absence of god i'm not it's not the
perfect definition of myself but in this case i i use it so then i comment comment on that it was a
person without real name of course you could always find them i think this person i think it's
he did the selfie and so on in his own photo instagram photos but he said something common to
me what do you mean by secular and why is the democrats the democrat party in gotembroke why are
way for that
and the so-called right
to protest or demonstrate
or really to occupy
property, a land
in the city near the
university. So it looks
as a mess. It's not
nice to see.
It's been there for a long
time. It's, they are
in the way of
traffic and others. It looks
as I said, ugly.
It's not
nice symbol, we could say,
for learning in university.
But then the commentators say
that we should have this,
and then I comment back,
and then he comment back again.
And that got me thinking,
should I continue with this,
to comment or come up with a response?
And I know individuals that have really worked
on this issue and problem.
So I will come back with that.
But then I mentioned that these who are called protesters and demonstrators,
they are against Israel for some reason,
and they are for and supporter of Hamas in one way or another,
and other terrorist organizations that are listed as terrorist organizations.
so then I
commented also
linking to a son
of Hamas
founders
now I see I pronounce the name right
Musab
Hassan Yousef
so I include that in the show notes
in the edited podcast
episode
he was the son of a Hamas
founder
and now he fled
where I'm coming from, if it was
Palestine, so-called Palestine, or Lebanon
or some other place in the Middle East, and then
move to America. That said, it's interesting
that the so-called leaders of Hamas, many of them,
where are they located? Have a guess.
I think one place is like Qatar or something like that.
maybe Saudi Arabia I don't know
but that's something you could
follow so called the money
and that's the aid
money that's going to
that are
controlled by the UN
so called educational school
system and what they are teaching
in these schools
about Israel
about Jews and the
hatred coming there and how
the male
students how they learn from an early age and i will find a video and including that in show notes
to hate the youth being against israel and then take up arms and join hamas that is a terrorist
organization and recently it was an incident here in gothenburg by a leftist left party or
It's a former Communist Party in Gothenburg.
And there it was an organizer there I done lots of protests and demonstrations in the public And he and I don know the cameras how do you
call it, overview cameras, ECTs
or ETCs or whatever it's called, cameras, who started
the fight. There it was a journalist that had been
writing for the Gothenburg Post. And now he's
more like you could say independent citizen journalist and he get support from the viewers
and so on and he he had done some research on this leftist party member representing the left
party in kutemuk and wanted to ask things about that and this guy supposedly then hit him and to
the ground took his phone and we'll
see how that thread is going
if you do a search
on that
so again this guy
the commentator on
the democrats
thread that
I commented as a support
what they are saying that they are
for freedom of expression
as myself but
it's illegal what they are doing
now they have done this now for a long time
occupied this area
messing things up
and having these tents
and all these
things that we have in this area
so do they have permission to be there
what's this land
who's owning that
are you allowed to do this kind of thing
and then this commentator
he said something about
the European Commission
and then I had to search for it
in order to protest
or demonstrate
and that articles 9 to 11
and that's talking about freedom of expression
freedom of
how do you say
joined groups
and movements
and freedom of speech
but then also to have peaceful
demonstrations
and the word is peaceful
and what's going on in this occupied
area
of the university
land
is not so peaceful, I think.
So that's something to think about.
And who's behind these elements?
And are they students of Gothenburg University
or are they coming from others?
This is coming back to the day,
and I'm not a fan of Bush's former president,
but when he came, and when I was in America,
came for a visit to Gothenburg,
It was this rally in Gothenburg, people taking up stones from the roads, throwing it.
It was a mess, total mess.
And then the police had to come in because these were organized around Europe called the so-called streets,
demonstrators of the street or something like that, this Occupy Movement.
And it was total mess.
these are organized in different ways
I did a so called back in the day
a pro counter demonstration
one person, one individual with an American flag
and I didn't interrupt the demonstration
I was standing on the central of Sweden
near the Poseidon statue
on the avenue in Gothenburg
and talked to the police
And there it was this crowd against the so-called American war against Iraq and the dictator Saddam Hussein. So there was support for dictator Saddam Hussein against the so-called invasion.
and I say for the record
it was not the best way to do it
they should have attacked
the dictators and the ayatollahs in Iran
because that's the center of terrorism
supporting organizations like Hamas
in their case it's more Hezbollah
what I know about
and that we could come back for another day
what's the so called difference and resemblance
and they unite against a common enemy
about different forms of Islam, Shiites and whatnot.
So, do you have the right to do this?
And what's the solution?
And when I searched for my favorite author and philosopher,
Ms. Rand, about articles and essays about this,
and I found that I will link and read again
and see what's saying
the title was
the cash in in
the student rebellion
because back in the day in the 70s
it was almost
you were left leaning or you were
even more left
like a communist or even more
and that's all the splinter groups
that's happening
and also her essay
called man's rights
about
property rights
Now take a sip of tea here.
Cheers.
Drinking English breakfast, black tea blend.
So the solution for this is what's property rights and do the university.
And this is getting complicated because it's like a so-called public education institution.
I think it's not a private one.
So who's owning the land?
Is it the commune or is it the institution somehow?
How it's working?
But mere face of it, to set up a tent, of course you can move it,
but put it so you can't move it and then be there for a very long time.
Do you have the right to do that?
Or could it be somewhere else?
And the solution here, I have a card here to have a positive thing about
what you could learn from it.
It was a discussion between Amy Peekoff on her channel, her video channel, on what's called BitChute channel, talking with InstaPundit blogger Glenn Reynolds.
And he is a lawyer or law professor.
and he talked about how indifferent
when it was these demonstrations
in America
what was going on
some universities did it in a good way
proactive way and some were
doing it
yes it got even worse
and what could you learn from that again so about these different elements it something to think about who behind these organizations and demonstrates them and what are they saying
as I said I'm not
for this
classification of hate speech
and what's that I'm for freedom of
expression but you have to take
account and take
responsibilities for what we're saying
and
these
expression and hate
against Israel and the support of the terrorist organizations.
That's something to think about.
And again, why are they doing this?
And is this organized and that I was coming to useful idiots
that was used in connection with, I think it was Lenin and others
and different, again, splinter groups on the left and the communists.
and also here in Europe then how they could use useful idiots for their purposes.
So that's something to dig into more.
Who is behind this demonstration and this tent camp and who are in the tents
and are they peaceful or are they aggressive?
and what's their goal
that's something to think about also
because you could see all the props there
with maps of so called
then Palestinian territory
and the history and Israel
and go and read the source
what are the Hamas organization
what are they saying
what are they standing for
and who attacked Israel
in the beginning of the year and killed civilians and Israel response.
What's the solution for this problem and this situation?
Now it will be more like half an hour.
I was planning on 50 minutes, but it's a topic you could talk more about
in a civilized way.
But I will do the ending here.
I will talk to a friend that is very into this situation
and I have learned about it and doing it in very great work
about the legal things about this and how it should be done.
So she has a great project there, so I will see if she has something.
Coming up with something that I could share in this comment thread,
like my last remark.
But I think this person has, as I call it in Swedish, tid på sina fingrar or time on your fingers or time on your hands doing nothing.
And you have to have the so-called last word and you're sitting there with a keyboard and waiting for me to respond.
And because I said thanks for supporting Secular Goatomug, that's what's it.
Of course, you could think what's to do with the post about this illegal tent camp.
But again, if you look what Hamas is standing for, because they are supporting Hamas and call it that it should be not listed as a terrorist organization and whatnot.
So you have that.
And that again against Israel, it's a socialist, it's a national socialist and the militant Muslims. And they are religious to the core. And they are reading the so-called holy scripture as the devil is doing that.
and then have this hatred and aggression and violence and terror activism.
And I can't get it, how you could support these kind of organizations.
Israel is not perfect.
They have issues.
And you also have to understand the history.
And I bought a book there at the book fair some years ago
from an organization supporting a peaceful way in Israel.
and it was very informative about the whole history,
all the details, the solutions, what you could do,
and how we continue.
And this, as a call to action,
I'm very interested as a new media advisor,
the support of a podcasting 2.0 initiative
to support freedom of expression in a peaceful way.
We could continue the conversation and the discourse and the debate,
But again, these commentators have some kind of agenda, but then playing this role that I have to explain myself and probably continue to reply and reply again and again.
I don't know what was triggered, if he is a secular person, but Hamas supporter or whatnot, or if he's really supporting peaceful demonstrations that I don't think this tent camp is.
So, but we will see and we will follow this along here in Gothenburg, Sweden.
And if you have anything that you want to share, any examples from your area, what's going on,
and if you have any ideas, what's the elements behind these demonstrations and actions against Israel
and these demonstrators that are really supporters of terrorist organizations,
for example, Hamas.
And if they are organized, they have a long history of useful idiots.
And with that, I say cheerio and talk to you soon again.
Bye for now.
guitar solo
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