Temptation hides in the space between.

Lord help me find, desire for fire.

Words can cleanse and purify,

or tear down a pack of lives in your... So James in the previous segment you spoke a little bit about this fascinating

anti lockdown rally or well actually how to describe it so Black Lives

MAGA was one of the kind of catchphrases of it it was it was ringlet at least in

part by Brandon Straca, the famous walkaway fellow, gay guy I think who is, you know, protesting the left sort of ownership over certain demographic groups.

And so the idea is that this is like the hashtag

walk away, which means like you can, you really can just, you know,

wake up one day and leave the movement, right go on with your life in a new

way and this was coupled with rallies all over the place there was one in

Cleveland there was one in Fort Worth there was one in Fort Worth, there was one in Sioux Falls, naturally not widely

publicized in the way that Black Lives Matter has received breathless 24-hour news coverage, but indicative of a certain degree of unrest and dissatisfaction,

frustration, frustration. So in the same way as numerous sort of disparate leftist causes global warming, systemic racism, economic disparity and inequality have all being sort of amalgamated into one big, you know,

wear a mask, coronavirus, form of rhetoric that you you know this system of control imposed

upon people who you know I see billboards all the time that say something along the lines of eating meat

causes pandemics so eat vegetarian be a vegetarian and no no swine no swine flu

well there's certain truth to that. Bat meat, is the problem.

Our, one of our authors, Angelo Cottavilla,

made the point that it was sort of remarkable

how easily each of these various factions adopted the rhetoric of the other.

They all kind of snowball into this one big, you know, Black Lives Matter,

...