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@JohndotMcGuire

2 ай бұрын

9:30 Chris, your interview skills continue to impress me. This is just one of many examples. Here, we see your guest get lost in an emotional response and miss the question. You, don't stop him, you don't re-ask the question. Instead, you change the perspective of the question to one that pulls Tim out of the deep emotions and allows him to think about the problem in a deeper perspective. This raised up the value of the guest and didn't discourge the emotional response. It's absolutely brilliant. ❤

@Anonymous______________

2 ай бұрын

There are plenty of videos of you openly advocating for the removal of private firearm ownership from Americans. So yeah, kick rocks.

@henrythegreatamerican8136

2 ай бұрын

A very simple start to fixing America is to make ranked choice voting possible in every election. This will break up the two party system and let people vote for people they really want without the fear of someone on the "opposing" team winning. In the current system for example, let's say Trump, Biden, and Kennedy are on the presidential ballot in 2024. That's one republican and two democrats. For those of us who rather choose Kennedy over Biden, we might avoid voting for Kennedy because it would split the democratic vote. Trump could get 45% of the vote while Kennedy and Biden combined could get 55% of the vote. Trump would be the winner even though less Americans wanted a republican. In the current system, all those votes that went to Kennedy would be wasted. Ranked choice voting would fix this. All those votes who went to Kennedy would go to Biden. This would also open up the door for a larger variety of candidates. Voters would no longer fear choosing these lower tier candidates even if they have no real chance of winning. It would weaken the two party system.

@Pixelperfectify

2 ай бұрын

@ChrisWillx this must be your most beautiful video yet! The set is absolutely gorgeous. Lighting is just right, softly muted but rich primary colors, enough variety to be dynamic and interesting, but grounded with calming lines, just the right aperture for that elegant almost 1960’s look, etc. etc. . Love it! It’s so very noticeable how you guys are investing heavily and keep raising the bar on the quality of sets, lighting and resolution. Seriously, at this point: what legacy media channel can really compete with this attention to detail and love of the craft? Incredible work man! ❤

@AnonymousWon-uu5yn

2 ай бұрын

My purpose is to help prevent suffering and that's why I'm an antinatalist.

I think there is a disconnect here. People do want to serve, they just don’t want to serve a system that is no longer moral or noble anymore.

@KingCharles3000

2 ай бұрын

Absolutely. In my case, the job I’m leaving hasn’t offered any raises ever, despite the hard work I put in, and despite the rise of inflation that has occurred. The leadership doesn’t give a F. It’s like I’m their slave.

@nickh.9816

2 ай бұрын

I served in the Army from 2005 to 2013. I would not go in under today's leadership. I saw the changes from Bush to Obama and realized they were going to get people killed over political correctness. It's sad, really. Not to mention that the right now there isn't any member of the armed forces that have actually fought a ground war. They have been training to fight insurgency for the last 2 decades.

@nelsonfox3

2 ай бұрын

I think part of the complication is that America no longer has a unified standard of morality or nobility any more. There needs to be a shared set of values to uphold first.

@jaredcrenshaw7665

2 ай бұрын

It's never been noble and moral. That's b.s. It's always been about indoctrination and propaganda. America has always been just another empire. All empires were delusional and thought themselves better than they were.

@PTV69420

2 ай бұрын

Yeah, American imperialism invading countries with left wing policies needs to fucking stop. We need to stop installing leaders that let America install dictators. Why is America always at fucking war? Because we can't have left wing threats to our brand of crapitalism

As a former member of the armed service AND law enforcement… this dude has missed the point. Many Americans want to serve their country and countrymen. We do NOT want to serve the bank accounts and special interests of the ruling class.

@micclay

2 ай бұрын

It is so depressing when I see a commercial soliciting donations for wounded servicemen. I'm sure there have been some covert operations that have contributed to national security, but Afghanistan and Iraq were all for nothing.

@garythecyclingnerd6219

2 ай бұрын

I have to believe Tim is willfully ignorant/ignoring this. Tim is also pretty wealthy, he probably doesn’t get the class warfare thing

@devgaz

2 ай бұрын

This dude lol go see who this dude is.

@paulogorris18

2 ай бұрын

he chose to completely ignore the point the naked chick eating yogurt made.

@92poophatch

2 ай бұрын

Exactly.

You know what, I’m in the 30% of gen z that’s fit to serve. For this guy to call me entitled for not wanting to fight for a government that won’t fight for me, makes him entitled. Why should I fight for a government that subjected me to broken public schools, a government that prints so much money that the dollar will be worthless within my lifetime, and a government that has put us in so much debt that ten generations won’t be able to pay it off. A government that doesn’t serve me isn’t entitled to my service.

@IAMJEFFREY-cw9ns

2 ай бұрын

Tim Kennedy is cool in many ways but he's also very institutionalised as well. He benefits from the corrupt system so he'll defend it vehemently. I'm a millenial and I remember witnessing the war crimes committed by the Bush administration. It's sad guys like Tim think that was okay. Nice to see that Gen Z is not being brainwashed by the system.

@nottomclancy2439

2 ай бұрын

Very well put.

@thetransporter8585

2 ай бұрын

Spot on. Our leaders have lied to us for 70 years and then want to gaslight you into feeling guilty when you won’t stand for it anymore.

@glitchinthematrix555

2 ай бұрын

I feel the same, I exceed all of the standards for becoming a marine and could easily get through boot camp. Only way I’m fighting is if the fight comes to my doorstep.

@mendoza4789

2 ай бұрын

Awesome post

So basically Tim is a hero. The best dad, the best husband. America is the best place in the world because of men like him. And the only problem America faces is not having enough men just like him. But not to worry, he’s got a business training and educating people to be just like him. When he’s not busy being a privately contracted hero because don’t forget, he’s a hero. But he would never admit it because he’s so humble…

@dadsergeantandgardener5319

2 ай бұрын

The exact problem with podcasts like this! Chris Williamson doesn’t have the chops to push back on Tim’s bullshit when it comes to the services because Chris Williamson is a fucking grifter!

@michellemaxner8638

2 ай бұрын

Right!? His ego is so loud, I can’t hear him.

@SmirkInvestigator

2 ай бұрын

And sweater stealer. LOL. He is the exact personality type for war. Anyone different, need not apply..

@MtnMan-ny6vu

2 ай бұрын

I doubt you were a target demographic for this podcast. Godspeed.

@timmcm9538

2 ай бұрын

@@dadsergeantandgardener5319 I'd like to fact check Tim. I find him a fast talking slick salesmen. Restraint is sometimes wiser than action. Wars get started when you have too many reactionaries and itchy trigger fingers.I also hate that we share the same first name too.😉

Brother, you cannot tell me you still think invading Iraq was right. I was a 12Bravo in Baghdad area, 2003, we lived on the BIAP (Baghdad international airport) before we gave it back to the Iraqis late 2004. The combat engineer battalion I was in attached to the 1st AD and our job was to look for WMD’s. We didn’t find anything, nothing. So why did we destroy a country that was not a threat? Not a single WMD was found. I know because I was part of the people looking for them in 03

@GenghisKhan311

2 ай бұрын

It was right for those making profit

@victorygarden556

2 ай бұрын

23, would’ve loved the military, but will NEVER join because people won’t pull their head out of their ass. Thanks for being transparent. It’s needed nowadays.

@BradyHansen81

2 ай бұрын

@@GenghisKhan311 BlackWater (enter private military contractor) loves that we invaded Iraq for sure. We as soldiers that were fed lies about WMD’s before we went it (still remember MOPP4 when those SCUDS tried coming in month 1) and found out on the ground that none were found broke a lot of peoples morale. But we couldn’t say anything; some people wrote to our governor about not finding WMD’s and the BS nature of the “new mission” received article 15’s.

@BradyHansen81

2 ай бұрын

@@victorygarden556 I have a duty to remind people that our government started a war over a completely fabricated story of WMD’s. I participated in that war and felt first hand the betrayal of being on the ground when word went out “we can’t find a single Nuke, Chemical or Biological weapon.” It broke a lot of people’s morale

@garythecyclingnerd6219

2 ай бұрын

I’ve never seen Tim actually have to try to understand why we’re disillusioned. He is so institutionalized that he thinks this can be fixed with discipline

My daughter is 30. She was never taught in high school what i was taught in 5th grade. It's not their fault WE failed them. Many of us allowed others to raise our kids because we cared more about our careers than we did about their education. Us Moms have to stop chasing acceptance on social media and focus 100% on our kids, not ourselves. I'ts so sad what they don't know and a lot of this is our fault.

@uprightmovement

2 ай бұрын

Amen

@jerryware1970

2 ай бұрын

No, you failed.

@noodlenate

2 ай бұрын

And why were you dealing with all the pressures you had? It's also a systemic thing.

@brianmeen2158

2 ай бұрын

Our educational system needs a complete overhaul as does as our political system .. the question is where do we even start ? The elites are beyond corrupt and control everything . Good luck fixing that

@Geezerelli

2 ай бұрын

We moms

Sorry, but the backlash against military service lies squarely at the feet of politicians that A: do not serve themselves, and B: engage in unjustified wars.

@chronicles8324

2 ай бұрын

woke culture is part of it though, in the UK children are wrongly being taught to hate their country by leftwing school teachers. We also have the RAF leaking comments about not wanting to recruit white people who are still 70% of the UK population. All are having an impact on recruitment

Some young people are disinterested in military service because they've seen people come back from war and don't want to end up like them: PTSD, physical disabilities, fighting with the VA, little access to the VA in rural areas.

@ConstantinedeBurgh

Ай бұрын

Most of the advice telling them not to serve the evil globalist government in the military comes from ex servicemen themselves who feel they were scammed into Iraq and Afghanistan

@ConstantinedeBurgh

Ай бұрын

We are probably the first full generation who sees the government for what it really is, the single biggest threat to our security and safety and against the few freedoms we still have left

It's not that we don't have better things to do. There's no desire to become part of something bigger if that thing is a monster.

@brianmeen2158

2 ай бұрын

But it’s never not been a monster though .. those with power are corrupt and have always been and will Always be ..

@xm8lover

2 ай бұрын

​@@brianmeen2158no America was brutal and ham fisted and far from perfect but it did used to stand for something. U.S. elites were somewhat competent. But after the cold war ended U.S. ruling class went down the path of complete and total corruption. U.S. leaders talking about democracy abroad just seems like a joke now where 40 years ago it very much was not. People took it seriously.

@Quawnn

Ай бұрын

Always has been a monster, always will be a monster. That monster is responsible for the liberties we exercise every day. The same liberties that allow us to say whatever we want on this app with no consequences from our government, some countries cannot say the same. Yeah that monster is also responsible for some super foul shit also, some shit no reasonable person would justify at face value. Gotta take the good with the bad.

@-webster3120

9 күн бұрын

Any govt is a monster when the citizens let it become one. We Are meant to tame it. To temper it To control it

If our military served and protected the American people here at home, you would have countless volunteers. However, our military is used as the world’s police force…primarily protecting and serving the assets and interests of billionaires

@pariaheep

2 ай бұрын

@michaelricketson1365

2 ай бұрын

Do you feel in danger?

@mendoza4789

2 ай бұрын

A globalist oligarchy unworthy of defending

@ewitdakey8683

2 ай бұрын

Exactly

@Jay_Hendrix

2 ай бұрын

Coast guard

The military just fired able bodied people who decided to maintain their rights to decide what was healthy and correct for their bodies. In other words, they eliminated people unwilling to follow blindly orders from on high. How is this an organization that deserves my life and loyalty?

@mosesnoble5236

2 ай бұрын

The military has always searched for people who follow them blindly, it’s called taking orders

@mathewsmith2965

2 ай бұрын

@@mosesnoble5236 And they abused it, and now we're here.

@Thornbush434

Ай бұрын

Afghanistan! Enough said.

@ConstantinedeBurgh

Ай бұрын

The government is truly the number one enemy of all western nations

I’m a military veteran who now serves in other capacities. I’ve served along side and eventually led Gen Z in our ranks and let me tell you, it was an honor. I hope more young people are inspired by the true mission of service. Serving your COUNTRY, not the government, is an amazing experience. I know about all of the bad, but I don’t regret it for one second.

After Afghanistan, who the hell would want to join for a combat role? Leadership is absolute trash.

@garythecyclingnerd6219

2 ай бұрын

Leadership was always toxic but the the Iraq and Afghani wars just proved how vapid Americas values are

@wmgodfrey1770

2 ай бұрын

The leadership went insane in the early aughts, AND those of us who witnessed THAT happen - e.g., a Mass Formation of Psychosis - GTFO as soon as our commitment was up. Which was bad for the system ESPECIALLY since you'd want the good folks around if you're gonna have a decent organization worth being a part of, BUT THAT didn't happen. PLUS, the cutthroat shitphukkery was intolerable AND good people don't put up with that.

@michaelhowington4205

2 ай бұрын

After Afghanistan? The US was in Afghanistan for 20+ years… how can you mention Afghanistan without talking about Iraq.

@kengrubb

2 ай бұрын

@@michaelhowington4205 US was in Viet Nam for 30 years, and we didn't learn

@sthubbins4038

2 ай бұрын

Wait… are you mad that the Afghanistan War is over?

This guy is definitely the army recruiter of the year.

@mikesaldivar2707

2 ай бұрын

And he’s doing a lousy job. This comment section made my day that they caught on this guys bullshit

@rickrobinson8417

2 ай бұрын

Recruiters are the used car salesmen of the military

@hiddenknowledge2012

2 ай бұрын

@@mikesaldivar2707 This comment section is filled with the type of people he's talking about. When push comes to shove, I'd prefer the west and the US to remain the superior power on the planet instead of Russia, China or Iran. It's not a question of morality, it's a question of who do you want to be ruled by?

@donaldzielke4124

2 ай бұрын

What's with the camo costume? Is he on a mission?

@Big-bob560

2 ай бұрын

@@hiddenknowledge2012china is literally the only threat and all we have done is push Russia closer to China Russia is not my enemy they would be a part of nato right now if the US didn’t push them away And even china can’t touch up the true threat is the boarder that’s it

As a Vet, we come to a realization that War is just pointless. Defend our homeland and have the cutting edge tech.

@Thornbush434

Ай бұрын

The real problem is that in fact war is not pointless. Banks, industry, technology and Corporations make billons of dollars from it. It is pointless and costly for the taxpayer and citizen soldier, but the industry doesn't care about them, because war pays. What did twenty years in Afghanistan accomplish? 2 Trillion tax dollars spent. Billions in profit for FMC, Raytheon, Lockhead, and many others that include the politicians in Congress that approve of military interventions that they are bribed by lobbyist to approve and cost Americans everything.

@JJVJ11

Ай бұрын

@@Thornbush434 that’s my point, I’m talking for the the average person, not the soulless corporations.

@Wintr66

Ай бұрын

@@Thornbush434you moan at that, yet your military is one of the most funded in the world and they can’t beat the UK in a skirmish.. doesn’t really make sense that, they need funding from somewhere I don’t really understand what any of you expect or would you rather you pay for the 30k NVs 😑😭

You are the perfect spoke person for the military industrial complex.

@lifeisaevolution8766

Ай бұрын

I disagree I don’t think he spoke for it at all

“They don’t wanna serve anyone but themselves“. I watched a lot of my friends get thrown into the meat grinder in the Middle East for no more than a bunch of rich peoples well-being. I’m glad you enjoyed the military, but there’s definitely better ways to serve your community. I’m glad to see the “glory of war“ still pulls in a lot of poor young men, though.

@wmgodfrey1770

2 ай бұрын

During The Great Simplification (Hagens, et al), WHICH is ALREADY underway NOW, doing local community and resilience building is the absolute key 🗝️ central, MOST important thing We can ALL do for the immediate future, THEN focus on Pro-Social, Pro-Future, Pro- Peace and Consilience kinda stuff INSTEAD of the polarizing bullshit 🤬 THAT literally nobody wants anymore.

@ErinSmith-jo8td

2 ай бұрын

I’m trying to finish my last two years of 20 to get retirement, and it’s a hard organization to believe in anymore once you see the inside and the bigger political picture. I support fellow veteran leaders like Tulsi Gabbard, and I believe in service and supporting community, but I am far happier, challenged, and fulfilled as an art teacher than my current position as an officer in the Guard. My experience was vastly different-enlisted, I was in a low density MOS where I out competed my peers just to get similar acknowledgment. I had to go above and beyond just to be seen as an equal with the males, doing additional work at home even when pregnant, and getting into excellent shape after birth. Hell, I was in labor staying late at a CUB, still went grocery shopping afterwards because I knew I couldn’t count on my ex to do it. I still deal with imposter syndrome for my vet status despite serving in two hazardous/combat deployments. Granted, I was a fobbit, but I did my dues compared to assholes that break themselves in initial training and now get disability pay for life. I wish I could have been the stay at home mom, but I had drive and a need for serving with purpose over my ex, who only lives for himself. Probably my biggest mistake was marrying him, but I’m thankful for my children and that I had them young when it’s a challenge for many in my generation. I gave him the opportunity to join, and he refused. I’ve dealt with trauma and cPTSD, joined because of a rough childhood, and I’m thankful for the resiliency skills and healthy lifestyle I learned while in. I’m rare in that I don’t drink, do drugs, or cheat, many officers do coke because it goes through the system quickly, that’s also well known. Needless to say, I enjoyed the listen, but I’m a skeptic about the purpose of the wars we are involved in. I’m a skeptic about real Soldier care, or the lack of it, and how we are treated once we finish our service. I’m a skeptic about the roles of men and women today, because I’m one of many women who learned we can only rely on ourselves, because if you are vulnerable to men, they attack your ‘weakness’ to justify their own insecurity to prove women are weaker, infer you made by sleeping your way to the top or they just use you, but I don’t see it any different in the civilian sector too. I’m far from the only female with unfaithful exes that betrayed our trust and put us down when they only served themselves. I’m thankful my kids see through it, and the great relationship I have with them. My boys seek to be better, being involved in things like Boy Scouts and trade schools. Life is hard for everyone who tries to do the right things.

@sarahrenay341

2 ай бұрын

Any millennial or gen z that I personally know joining up now or recently, is solely based on economic decisions. We have no opportunities in our small towns, no middle class, just more and more poverty... unfortunately for a lot of kids, the military is the only way out.

@lawrencearevalo

2 ай бұрын

@@ErinSmith-jo8td Your post made me think of John Lennons "imagine"

@hollismallory2757

Ай бұрын

Dulce et decorum est pro patria mori

This guy lost me 10 and half mins in... As a war vet that was tricked into fighting "terrorists" that we created, I agree with Gen Z when they talk about not wanting to fight unjust wars.. Especially the way soldiers/vets are treated here at home; it's heartbreaking... I've forbidden my kids to serve. Serving and protecting your country is a very honorable and noble thing to do.. but when our government is the one involved in the corruption, who are the service members really working for?

@garythecyclingnerd6219

2 ай бұрын

Tim is too institutionalized and makes too much money doing this to ever admit that

@zusk8556

2 ай бұрын

To be fair, we didn't create terrorism. We trained and armed the mujahideen, but they were already rising up on their own in response to the subversion being wrought there by the Soviets and various Western influences. America did not invent Islamic jihad and conquest, it's an ancient concept. To think that there would be no Islamic terror if there had never been any American meddling is extremely naive. Just listen to the stuff Osama was preaching. It wasn't new.

@disposabull

2 ай бұрын

@@zusk8556 The Mujahideen were originally created by Pakistani intelligence to fight India. When the USSR took over Afghanistan they were used by the CIA & ISI to fight the Soviet occupation.

@zusk8556

2 ай бұрын

@@disposabull What I'm saying, though, is that their ideology wasn't taught to them by Westerners. They go straight to the Quran, which is thousands of years old. Regardless of who trained them or gave them money, there are tons of different groups that believe the same thing and it's been that way since forever, way before any modern conflict.

@disposabull

2 ай бұрын

@@zusk8556 I agree completely.

This man hasn’t realised that wars are fought for the elites. To increase their power or bring about what they want. I’m thrilled that gen z will not die needlessly for them.

@sarahrenay341

2 ай бұрын

He knows. He's part of that group now too. He won't be out there with his boots on the ground in Ukraine or Gaza or whatever ends up being the next inferno they throw our men and women into. That's why he needs to convince young people how great and wonderful it is to serve.

This guy has such a hero complex and it’s exhausting.

@PandaLife-lp8kn

2 ай бұрын

....as do many UFC Fighters and NGO collaborators. Tik Tok Too Late 🇨🇳

@AlanMatthews-wo5cz

Ай бұрын

😆

@elijahz3592

Ай бұрын

Yes but he puts action behind it unlike you .. rough men fight at night so you can sleep peacefully in your bed

@bradybythesea

Ай бұрын

@@elijahz3592 unlike me? You know nothing about me elijah 🤣🤣

Gen X here. I can certainly understand that struggle leads to growth. As Peterson says "choose your own struggle or the universe will choose it for you." if a person sits on the couch all day, then the universe says "your struggle will be obesity and diabetes." I'm not a fan of government though. I was in the army, I served. It's not some moral high to serve a country. Countries do horrible things just as people do and the United States is one of the worst perpetrators of evil in the world.

@LukePeiffer

2 ай бұрын

I agree that the way our country treats its soldiers and veterans is abhorrent, to say the least. Rich people sending young, able-bodied men and women with lofty ideals of patriotism and brotherhood to do their dirty work to then be tossed aside after is not how soldiers should be looked at or treated, whether it's the citizens or the soldiers themselves. But you still served your country in a way that most others can't or won't. That is commendable. Especially in this sociological climate. Thank you for your service, soldier.

@michaeloehler8298

2 ай бұрын

Compared to what?

@user-qu9it3lr8q

15 күн бұрын

Really, compared to who? China or Russia?

To ignore all the terrible things the US military is used for and then wonder why no one wants to be part of it is just ignorant. I would have loved to have joined the military if it actually fought for what is good and just.

@CrabFiles

2 ай бұрын

Ya, we should have stayed out of WWII...

@geoffreyperman4748

2 ай бұрын

100%. To ignore the actions of who you’re serving for the “noble sake of service” is not only idiocy its the literal definition of the banality of evil.

@gerhardvanderpoll7378

2 ай бұрын

@@CrabFiles You have no idea....of anything....except ignorance....

@iFullgogo

2 ай бұрын

Let’s be honest, elites forces as well as regular soldiers but specially elite soldiers are used to take out “enemies of the state” which in reality is just people that don’t agree or interfere with your business or political agenda, that’s how the term terrorist was created by the US for example, wars are avoidable 99% of the time, and as societies evolve we tend to look for peace and convenience to make our lives easier not more difficult just for the sake of saying “hey look I’m a tough guy” yeah tough guy earning average salary defending the land of the richest men in power.

@CrabFiles

2 ай бұрын

@@gerhardvanderpoll7378 Some of us don't like communism :P Saddam was a Pan Arab Nationalist ( Aka Nazi ) and the Vietnamese were commies, so you like both? You like the Syrian Baathist Party? Then you accuse people of being ignorant, when the US was attacked... We took out bad people, oh let me guess you liked Ghaddafi Dictator LOL! You probably want Hamas to rule Gaza to :P You think Al Qaeda should be left alone... You people are absurd...

I'm 31, I get what Tim said about yearning to serve. I was one of the last generations who rode their bikes everywhere and played outside from sun up to sun down. My knees fell apart after high school unfortunately but that didn't stop me from trying to join the military at 21. Thank you for your service Tim Kennedy and others!

@gifthorse3675

2 ай бұрын

Man I remember playing outside and riding my bike so far that I didn’t want to ride back.

@alloiledup423

2 ай бұрын

@@gifthorse3675 you just brought that memory back haha awesome

@mustloveseniordogs8838

Ай бұрын

Totally agree! This generation doesn't have a 9/11, like we did. I am 36 joined the guard at 18 lied about my knees to get in. I am ready to be done with it but don't regret joining. Sure, there are experiences I could have done without, but its given me a great life and gave me direction when I needed it

As a veteran, I don't think that's what makes them entitled. Like a comment on here said, They don't want to serve special interest groups. I'm not endorsing that statement and I'm not denying it. On top of that, the culture of the military is changing. Right leaning folks that would normally serve don't support the current culture of the military.

Tim denigrates young people for looking out for themselves when THAT IS ALL older people do. Why would I serve a Congress who doesn’t give a fuck about us?

@Zayden.Marxist

2 ай бұрын

"Know your place, peasant...go serve the military and protect capitalist interests." - Tim probably

@sarahrenay341

2 ай бұрын

Preach!

@jennmcdavitt3782

2 ай бұрын

You don't get it

@garythecyclingnerd6219

2 ай бұрын

@@jennmcdavitt3782 I heard every word of Tim. I respect him in many ways but in this, he is wrong

To “serve” is one thing, to work for a corrupt politician is another.Service starts at home. You can’t be serving your neighbors while your home is being destroyed. We have many great soldiers but don’t forget who their boss is.

@DirtyHammmer

2 ай бұрын

Perfectly said

@mendoza4789

2 ай бұрын

Tim's boss is his banker paymasters

@patriotfirst3808

2 ай бұрын

One did you watch all of this? Two you obviously don’t know history

@seller559

2 ай бұрын

@@patriotfirst3808 Yes, I watched it all. I’ve been watching for 57 years. I refuse to ignore history to make it work for you. Best of luck

War is a racket - Smedley D. Butler

Hey Tim, don't say there is NO transfer from Grandparents to kids, there are some of us Grandfathers that are trying hard to mentor our grandchildren, but the Government has done much to try and destroy the family unit.

This is the attitude towards war that has allowed the government to do whatever it wants to other countries. They know there will always be people who have no other option than the military, are too blinded by patriotism to ask questions, or have some kind of childish fantasy about right and wrong that means anything is justified. I like Tim Kenedy, he gets me fired up, and I want to be a better and more prepared man because of him and those like him. It's a shame he's unwilling or unable to see that there are legitimate reasons not to want to join the military.

@loltheburneremail1290

2 ай бұрын

Well said.

Woo, buddy. I feel like this guy lives in this world where the ideals of our fore-fathers came to fruition, but that's simply not the America we have today, lamentably. Not sure where to begin on this one, but we have a lot of issues that have lead us here, two major ones that come to mind: 1. Greed of previous generations leading to the insane housing & education costs, which directly tie into why we see many young people simply giving up (especially men). A lot of people look at it and say "there's no way to make it in this system, why bother". I mean, this was what Occupy Wallstreet was all about and I guarantee a huge portion of that same mentality is why there are plenty of young individuals who don't care that America burns down because it was never affordable for them to live or start a family. And you can point to lazyness or whatever, but the data on housing and education costs increases since the '60s speaks VOLUMES as to how much greed has ruined our country. 2. The knowledge that a lot of our foreign incursions have nothing to do with the stated democratic ideals, or in any recent history lead to an improvement of the locals' lives; but instead to increase the bottom-line of a corporation that sends kick-backs to our corrupt politicians who gleefully send our young people to die in foreign countries where we kill thousands of innocents so a publicly traded company's stock can go up half a percentage point. In the end, and despite being proud of the American ideals as espoused by our fore-fathers, our country has become in just a few hundred years totally rotten to its core due to corrupt politicians and our near endless greed.

@mendoza4789

2 ай бұрын

Great post my friend ❤

@ac-gp3kz

2 ай бұрын

Perfectly articulated.

@garythecyclingnerd6219

2 ай бұрын

The greed is so real. I was just on zillow. Looked at 3 houses that sold for HALF of what they did in 2019. How am I supposed to get a home

@kh9242

2 ай бұрын

It wasn't greed it was luck, boomers parents benefited from the post war industrial base that became the global consumer supplier. They benefited from the GI bill. Benefits included low-cost mortgages, low-interest loans to start a business or farm, one year of unemployment compensation, and dedicated payments of tuition and living expenses to attend high school, college, or vocational school. These benefits were available to all veterans who had been on active duty during the war years for at least 90 days and had not been dishonorably discharged. By 1956, 7.8 million veterans had used the G.I. Bill education benefits, some 2.2 million to attend colleges or universities and an additional 5.6 million for some kind of training program. Historians and economists judge the G.I. Bill a major political and economic success especially in contrast to the treatments of World War I veterans and a major contribution to U.S. stock of human capital that encouraged long-term economic growth. That was a major stroke of luck not seen since. It's all about when you were born, economics and luck.

@wmgodfrey1770

2 ай бұрын

An HUGE segment of the Boomer and the last of the Silent generations needs to just stand up and get out of the chairs in charge of important stuff, walk away, retire AND just plain GTFO of the way for the Gen X, Y, & Z from which there's countless good, smart, accomplished, credentialed, experienced, eager, younger, energetic, and long ready - to take over, make good things happen, and get IT done right ▶️ with the Paradigms THAT are NOW relevant, prescient, and germaine to our current shared existence. Case in point: WTAF and WHY are we doing THIS POTUS candidates of 80+ years old WHEN most of the last several US Prez terms have been guys born in 1946?!?!?!?! Let's ALL talk 🦜 about THIS, make IT a thing, make a big phukken stink 🦨 over IT, and make IT salient to literally every gor'ram frikkin body 👁️ in America. CUZ, as Eric Weinstine and MANY others are saying: THIS shit's insane.

If I was the same person I was at 20 that I am at 40, I’d be super bummed. Life is about growth

A nation of freedom needs incentives to move its people in the proper directions. We currently have the wrong incentives.

We didn't win the lottery in the US, our ancestors invested in building a future for their descendants. That has been corrupted and we are experiencing the results.

@mendoza4789

2 ай бұрын

Excellent post❤. Tim is a globalist who is more concerned with the profits of his banker paymasters than Americans who built America with blood sweat and tears

Serve whom? Not the American people for sure, we are not fighting for corporations or corrupt governments

Not gen Z but barely, and I’m sure the military would take me in. Would I do it? Hell no! The corruption alone is enough to keep me out, but the senseless wars, false flags, and endless lies would make me resort to dodging a draft as well. I’ve got enough friends who went into the military to know that it isn’t worth it, because even when you give everything for this country it will never repay you or treat you with the respect you deserve.

Good show with a lot of good points, but it's hard to argue with a kid who doesn't want to fight in a war of aggression. In this respect, what needs to be fixed is the moral philosophy behind our foreign policy. By any objective standard, we haven't been "the good guy" in a long, long time. PS: I'm former military raised in a career military family.

Of course he’s not gonna address the underlying issue of the criticism head on. The issue is people don’t want to serve a govt who bomb and occupy other countries for access to natural resources and to feed the pockets of the defense industry

@carsandsports123

2 ай бұрын

We already access to said resources. Saying Iraq was a ear for oil has been debunked and I implore you to get up to date

@JokerSmilez14

2 ай бұрын

@@carsandsports123oil was a factor for Iraq but I was referring to the war in Afghanistan and the trillions of $ of mineral wealth

@DarkArtsDeepDive

2 ай бұрын

@@carsandsports123It’s even worse, we didn’t go there for oil. We went there to enrich large corporations and defense contractors. The oil companies get $5 a barrel just to refine the stuff, and the defense industry made literally trillions. We’re the only country in history that has killed people strictly for the profit of corporations and not a dime of it has flowed back to the people, particularly those who fought.

@Mrs.miatayn

2 ай бұрын

I’m so glad many in the comments had the same issue to this guy I did.

@zusk8556

2 ай бұрын

You're not completely wrong, but I dislike constantly hearing about how evil our country and military are, as if the rest of the world are all just benevolent, helpless victims of the American war machine. That gets really old.

Tim "civilians shouldn't have certain things" Kennedy

@victorygarden556

2 ай бұрын

Tim “tyrant” Kennedy

@victorygarden556

2 ай бұрын

Tim “I violated my oath” Kennedy

@victorygarden556

2 ай бұрын

Tim “bootleather is my favorite breakfast” Kennedy

@garythecyclingnerd6219

2 ай бұрын

A lot of vets will tell you civilians are too stupid to have an AR

@josiahkepley

2 ай бұрын

​@@garythecyclingnerd6219yeah, and all of them are traitors.

This is what internet should be about. Instead of counless, scrolling, wasted hours ... pick an interview or a podcast, even one you don't agree with, listen to it while working.

Respectfully, there is a HUGE difference between ww2 and the wars we fight now. You can’t assume these two as equals. The sense of purpose serving then vs. now is vastly different for reasons he should have touched on.

8:00 That is exactly how my Grandmother was. She was the head of the house after her husband died, and helped raise no less than 4 children, 5 grand children, and *six* great grand children. Grandparents are essential to the family unit.

@Rocket9944

2 ай бұрын

In the past the woman was the Jewel of the household, now the ideology of feminism brought them down to the level of average.

I have my suspicions of Tim

@Burdflu

2 ай бұрын

Gut feeling or has he said some shit?

@eoinoconnell185

2 ай бұрын

@@Burdflu The equivalent of a ''Paid Promotion''. Anyone nowadays can see how corruption in politics and lobbying leads to needless wars, yet this man blames the citizen for not swallowing the BS. Who the hell wants to die so a politician can solicit one more donation from a defence contractor ? His attitude is childishly patriotic.

@Burdflu

2 ай бұрын

@@eoinoconnell185 mm, you raise a valid point. The problem, it seems, is multifold. Between the people, the media, the military and the government proper. I don't know where the poison starts, but it courses through the rest of them and then disguises it's origin point. At the end of the day, the people make up the government - and if not for the cowardice of "muh family" to justify "just dewin' ma job", we might have people with the balls to depose liars in all branches of government. UNfortunately, I think us people have forgotten how to self govern, and through fear mongering, have seeded power to the state. Now safety is the law of the land, and it's fucking up our kids and relationships. Someone is to blame, a person or people, who live in a buildings with families, is/are causing this; and we're letting them through an increasingly crooked justice system. Ouuuf sorry for the rant.

@daltonwade7908

2 ай бұрын

Rightly so, it’s proven at this point

@TheSakufighter

2 ай бұрын

@@daltonwade7908he’s focusing on gun grabbing instead of hardening this country.

I’m supposed to think my country is amazing when I get groped by TSA every time I fly while non-citizens don’t even have to show a driver’s license to cross the southern border? So many institutions are compromised I’m not sure this is the same country I was born into. How do we turn back such a tide?

10 minutes in and I just lost so much respect for Tim Kennedy, damn man.

@claycook7307

2 ай бұрын

Why?

@PandaLife-lp8kn

2 ай бұрын

Right, definitely not worthy of his Rogan Bump!

@gifthorse3675

2 ай бұрын

I stopped at 12 minutes when he said we’re entitled for not jumping into a meat grinder run by a seriously corrupt government.

I am disgusted with the fact that he thinks civilians shouldn’t have “certain items”.

kids are too smart to sign their lives away to the Military Industrial Complex and risk dying for a country that doesnt care about it's veterans 🤷🤷🤷

@patriotfirst3808

2 ай бұрын

And yet they can’t even pass the dumb military test

@gifthorse3675

2 ай бұрын

They don’t care about average citizens

@slevinkulina

2 ай бұрын

Too smart? Most military jobs aren't kinetic fighting. You can choose coast guard, or national guard, learn discipline, build your body and mind and get out and learn for free all your life. I regret not going n that was 2 wars n my Mos of choice was sniper n infantry. Did good on asvab n they scared me..never wanted to be an officer n make a mistake resulting in a death. Backed off n life happens..broke my back bad. Interesting how fate unfolds. Same time..fully understand. Almost all wars are young men die for old men's ideals/profits.

@marketagalicova3375

2 ай бұрын

And its people, how can you spend so much on war and yet have no healthcare

I could listen to Tim and men like him all day. I miss being surrounded by these men terribly.

He's living in a fantasy world. He has to tell himself these things because if he faced the truth, he would have to admit he's been the bad guy.

The problem is that no matter how much the US military has tried, every place they have gone to since WWII has reverted back to the shithole it was before they came, often worse than before the US showed up.

@ll2323

2 ай бұрын

Right? Why do it for the world again?

@damianhoratiu2287

2 ай бұрын

Not right. South Koreea?

@zacharyiler136

2 ай бұрын

@@damianhoratiu2287 They were trying to take back North Korea. How'd that work out?

@kimbopslayer562

2 ай бұрын

No the Chinese invaded South Korea from North Korea.

@zacharyiler136

2 ай бұрын

@@kimbopslayer562 The stated goal at the time was to defend ALL of Korea from comunism. Didn't work out so great.

23:18 How can Tim say he wouldn’t trust the government to fix anything when HE IS THE GOVERNMENT! You’re a Green Beret, you are the boogeyman for Congress. Who, by the way, wouldn’t spit on you if you were on fire

@macgp44

2 ай бұрын

The military are the exception, doncha know? You should know, cuz they constantly tell us. Tim has been sucking on the teat of BIG GOVERNMENT his whole life, but he gets to insult it because all military are heroes. Government bureaucrats are a buncha wimpy weasels. Everybody knows that.

I’ve never seen someone who missed the point this badly. This guys is so in love with himself. He really thinks he’s a hero.

@mikesaldivar2707

2 ай бұрын

Fortunately people have caught on to his shtick. Doesn’t work anymore.

@alexashleigh8787

2 ай бұрын

I don’t think this is the case from all I’ve seen on Tim. He has an ego yes, but doesn’t think he’s a hero. He’s just very pro freedom and America, which I think is good.

There are a lot of us men who have trained and strive only to be denied. Today a man must find his honor in other arenas.

This person is so simplistic

@eoinoconnell185

2 ай бұрын

100%. He holds a child's view of the world and military. Remedial critical thinking skills. He swallowed the ''American Exceptionalism'' pill hook, line & sinker.

@Yourunit

2 ай бұрын

that 💯 accuracy made me lol

Entitled little prics??? You’ve just explained how rooted this generation is and then you call them entitled little prics for pointing out why there is no reason to respect for what the armed services has participated in in the last 50 years??

@bobrudd7143

2 ай бұрын

Look up total deaths since ww2. we fight little wars to keep from fighting big ones. We lose nearly twice as many people to drugs EVERY year than we lost in the entire Vietnam war

Thank you for this program and especially your quest who represents so many good things about our country. As an 87 old grandfather (from a privileged middle class professional environment) I agree whole-heartedly about the physical and social commitment failures of our new young generation - especially the boys and their parents who allowed such to happen. However, despite his very generous view of some other cultures, the world would be better off without those peoples as they are permently crippled from the very culture they have inherited. And, despite our, and other western countries, assistance, influence and a sundry of material and financial assets, their status in life remains the same and probably will never change because the very fabric of the world’s trade and exchange system is about to end for a long period of time. We need to concentrate on the Western Civilizations and find the wherewithal to cleanse and rejuvenate our street, cities, social and educational systems. And, let the rest continue on it’s inevitable path to hunger, despair and oblivion. We do not have the resources to save them. Good will, sympathy and desire for the general betterment of mankind is just not enough.

Why should people give up their LIVES for a government / system they don’t believe in. What a prick.

The standards for the military are so low… seeing people look disheveled in uniform, allowing people to be overweight, dropping testing standards, it’s embarrassing.

@txdmsk

2 ай бұрын

Having transformer leaders and LGBT commie propaganda videos.

@Teal_Seal

2 ай бұрын

Also used people’s social media accounts against them and enforced jab mandates.

@ll2323

2 ай бұрын

@@Teal_Seal hate to break it to u but u get a lot more shots than a covid shot in basic. Ur literally government property u don’t get a say in that and u knew that signing up.

@Teal_Seal

2 ай бұрын

@@ll2323 I was in the national guard, so I’m aware. But the jab was *experimental* and the other shots were not. I realize there are other examples of the military using troops as Guinea pigs, but that doesn’t make it right.

I am in the Canadian Army (I'm 49) just came back from Fort Wainwright in Alaska where I was working with the 11th Division. I met quite few young lads serving up there. Quite few of them were base brats, 2nd Generation or more young adults whose parents served.

I get where this dude is coming from, but I think he's missed a huuuuuge part of the puzzle. I've always dreamed of enlisting, I've wanted to serve my country for as long as I can remember. I love America. But the problem is the Military doesn't serve America, it serves as the force that helps those in power launder tax dollars through manufactured foreign conflicts.

A real problem for most families is both parents are working..some 2 or 3 jobs just to get by. Their is no Mom that stays home while the Dad brings home a nice income that supports a 4 person household comfortably. I was mentioning to friend how your average family no longer takes that family vacation even once a year like we used too. Corporations and industry need to step up. Most are on a hamster wheel just making it. Children and communities suffer. Btw Democracy is the only way…Authoritarianism is not 👎🏼…Anyone having those tendencies should sit down and really do some critical thinking and research…don’t be a dummy

I was active duty 8yrs. 6 yrs Army Ranger. I did a lot of things that will never be in a movie. After all I've seen, I will protect my family from evil. But never be able to live up to TKs expectations

"you do not tell me what to do because I can do it better" very good mentality

Most Americans didn't want to go fight Nazis across Europe, they viewed the conflict largely the same as they do now with Russia as its someone else's problem and the government see it as a way of making money or to use as a political tool. People in the UK feel let down and stepped on by a government that has largely overlooked the needs and wants of the English people and hopefully this is a wake up call something needs to change if they are ever looking to ask them to lose their lives over a country that doesn't stand for them.

@gracevandenbergen

2 ай бұрын

I agree somewhat. People won't willingly risk their lives for their country anymore. Not really. They will however fight for an idea, an ideal, for people, THEIR people, their families lives, their friends safety, and freedom from oppression or aggression. Those who don't want to fight either don't believe there is a real threat (rightly or wrongly), or they have nothing to fight for. Some people won't see the enemy coming till they are beating down the front door, because they don't want to believe they exist. And when governments send people as cannon fodder for senseless wars, they lose even more credibility and make the denial worse. That is the fault of the state. But the lack of purpose, or something to fight for... that is more complicated. This is not just the fault of the individual. In part, this is the careful indoctrination of community division by actors looking to weaken the population. It is the individual who needs to be able to see past this, and ensure they don't succeed.

I have a friend who joined the military out of college, became an officer and retired recently. He is now working as a contractor in DC. I have friends who became police officers. I know the mentality, the mindset, the personality. While in an ideal world I agree with Tim, it is clear to me that his worldview at this point is very myopic. Ignorance combined with a super patriotic mindset. I respectfully disagree with his opinions. That said, I agree that the American youth have become mentally ill, the food is poison, young adults are fat sloths who are entitled narcissists. I'm going to go with Atlas Shrugged at this point, considering.. Maybe Pelosi, Tortoise, Feinstein from the grave can donate some of the multi-millions they earned on their 200k salary.

What country have we actually "stabilized"?

it is important to serve a cause greater than oneself, and to strive to make the world a better place. The US military is no longer the best way to achieve that for most people. Service and sacrifice are worthy things, but this present oligarchy is unworthy of my service and my sacrifice.

As a Ukrainian, I suggest you bring in someone from the Ukrainian Armed Forces. We have a dozen current war veterans, active in the media (no longer serving due to heavy injuries), who are well-versed in English and can convey to you the real atmosphere of modern brutal warfare, not just the US campaigns in the East. It's a vastly different story. That's how you'll realize you are even less prepared than this person suggests.

@Leo-mr1qz

2 ай бұрын

Get rid of your crooked president. 😅 That would improve your outlook greatly.

@wor4yn

2 ай бұрын

@@Leo-mr1qz bother to explain how he's crooked?

@Triaxx2

2 ай бұрын

@@wor4yn Don't worry about him. He just assumes every politician is crooked. Zelensky's no worse than most and better than basically all of ours.

@IAMJEFFREY-cw9ns

2 ай бұрын

@@Triaxx2 American politicians aren't great but at least they don't sacrifice their people and forcibly recruit young men from the streets. Zelensky has destroyed a generation of young men in a war that his country can't and won't win.

@LordRykard9376

2 ай бұрын

​@@Triaxx2Zelensky just abolished Ukraine's upcoming elections. Are you a clown?

Poor guy just needs some giant bugs to fight.

@eoinoconnell185

2 ай бұрын

YES ! 🤣

@michellemaxner8638

2 ай бұрын

Perfect assessment 😂

@konbou1

2 ай бұрын

Broo!

@notundermywatch3163

2 ай бұрын

Horaaaah or whatever 😂 Ants need democracy too

Tim Kennedy: The epitome of "having a purpose is addicting." Thank you both for a great interview.

When my boys played lacrosse, every time they scored or made a play they were looking for me for my approval! That’s the coolest thing a father can experience! Just knowing your kids care what you think in their moment of glory.

The reviewer is reminded to never forget Tim Kennedy opposed the wide availability of A.R. 15 semi-auto rifles for “WE THE PEOPLE” Never trust Tim Kennedy.

@theiberianbadger0123

2 ай бұрын

He’s a BOOTLICKER

Insufferable conversation.

@Shortstrokes1

2 ай бұрын

😂😂 hell yes. Did you catch the disgusting culture part. Wild.

@seventhamendmentguy6681

2 ай бұрын

@@Shortstrokes1 I stopped shortly after their braindead take on movies

I’m a naturalized American citizen. “if you are born in America, you have hit the lottery.” 100% true

@anon-yw4wd

Ай бұрын

America is quickly becoming a third world nation. Yay.

The comment section didn't disappoint. This guy is lost

Tim’s got a lot of good points, some a little exaggerated or contradictory but overall he’s mostly correct. However, I don’t think many people are ready to receive them because they haven’t seen what he’s seen. I’m just an ER nurse, and normal people can’t even understand what I see when I try to tell them. Same with police and other people who deal directly with public safety. They don’t understand reality because they never get outside of their protected bubble for any extended period of time.

@imapiratebtches4403

2 ай бұрын

I think it’s more than just staying in their bubble, it’s being online all day, watching tv or playing games etc, people grow up in and fully inhabit fake worlds. They simply can’t understand reality, their very frame of reference for it was created by a show or video game. I’m worried about how that’s going to affect all of us

No, no, no, no! We should NOT be "settling" other countries that have cultural aspects we in the west dislike! I agree that some aspects of certain cultures are pretty awful, but the people of those lands need to deal with it themselves. And in some cases, there are already local, national, and international organizations on the ground there that are doing just that.

Dude drank rhe coolaid, just doesn't know it. Our "good intentions," as a country has DECIDEDLY paved our road to hell.

@annalisa14

2 ай бұрын

Luv that kool-aid, man ….

@IAMJEFFREY-cw9ns

2 ай бұрын

@@annalisa14 What kool-aid? Things have gone to shit.

Sniper story made me regret I'm not 20 anymore and joined. More impressive is the mental focus and commitment to service. Thank you

This guy must own a lot of stock in Raytheon.

Calling " wars" , " police actions", and other clever designations, was begun to avoid the requirements of a Vote in Congress for approval and funding.

This was one of the best podcasts I've listed to in A LONG TIME. THANK YOU! Excellent episode. Tim Kennedy is a special human being - never knew him before this. Love his character, honesty, competence, and playfulness. Really enjoyed listening to him.

Tim is nice guy. Tim is also either delusional, completely innocent/walled off, or lying.

@notundermywatch3163

Ай бұрын

All of the above

My husband gallantly served 30 years in the Marine Corps. We've been around the world and lived on several millitary bases. US soldiers, of all ranks, were all fit and disciplined. Nowadays, we walk through a base and are disappointed by the unkept, scruffy looks and overweight soldiers. Some off duty soldiers were overtly gay, carrying purses and wearing makeup. There is nothing wrong with being gay. However, there's nothing right about a male soldier wearing makeup and carrying a purse. What happened to us?

@uprightmovement

2 ай бұрын

We’re in a bad way.

@letitflow1120

2 ай бұрын

It was done by the administrators managed decline of the us… sold out

@EVO-re3bd

2 ай бұрын

I hope you as you rode your imaginary high horse as a military dependant spouse that you held yourself to a high standard as well and kept up some remnant of a respectable physical appearance as well because the stigma is just as bad with military spouses, who enjoy the benefits of the military. JS. Tilt that lens to spouses/ yourself as well.

@seanmchugh8306

2 ай бұрын

I agree milestone, but have you accepted the possible reality that this might just be the last of the “strong men make safe times”. And the beginning of “safe-times making weak men”?

@pariaheep

2 ай бұрын

Is this real?

Chris looks like the movie special forces guy, and Tim looks like the actual special forces guy lmao

Ask any recovering addict , at one point, we all felt like giving up . We were broken inside n out , and some lost everything and were beyond broken ; but i'm still here !

This is a clear example ow how brainded u can be after serving the us army

Our military serves American corporations (which in turn own our politics). Look how quickly we went into action when the Houthis threatened trading routes in the Middle East This guy is too idealistic about what the military does

@davidbarrs9412

2 ай бұрын

Not like missles were fired at ships or anything......

Can I get this dude as a playable character in Hell Divers 2? He's got the appropriate level of delusion 🤣

I joined the Army in 2006.. I was about 15 pounds overweight.. I took an Airborne Ranger contract.. I went to Benning to be an 11 Bravo.. I ended up graduating OSUT with a final PT score of 270 and graduated Airborne school.. I wasnt able to go to Ranger school because they were only taking perfect 300 PT scores at that time but going from almost 20 pounds overweight to nearly maxing my PT test, getting my Infantry Blue Chord and my airborne wings to two tours in Iraq. The Army turned me into a man and I think it should be mandatory for every 18 year old to do 2 years in the Military for many MANY reasons

@gorkyd7912

Ай бұрын

Shouldn't be mandatory but for some it's common sense.

@user-uy8wx4pk4h

Ай бұрын

you were a mercenary for jews

My kid has a 6-pack & speaks several languages, so he doesn't need to take a vaccine, Tim says around the 25:30 mark. America is broken. Yes, sir...agreed.

@garythecyclingnerd6219

2 ай бұрын

I am 27, very fit and muscular, and covid still fucked me up. I was bed ridden for days. I regret not getting my booster to prevent that. Vaccines are the greatest thing to ever happen in medicine

@jasonsanders8091

2 ай бұрын

​@@garythecyclingnerd6219the c19 Vax is a gene therapy shot, completely experimental, and there is much evidence it is causing strokes, heart attacks, cancers and other problems. It was never tested properly, and that's why governments gave manufacturers indemnity. A great injustice!!

I found this a really difficult listen.

Tim says "we don't know how to fix it" -- and he's right and wrong about that. Health authorities and the food and drug establishment has an agenda that excludes defense considerations, preferring instead to develop lifetime customers for their respective products. If the nascent hunger for real nourishment continues to develop and overcome the status quo, physical and mental health will begin trending in a beneficial direction -- improving both personal and societal capacities.

Kennedy sent some really interesting things here. But he's the kind of person you hope to never get stuck in an elevator with or have to speak to at the gym or at a bar. Dude Is in love with the sound of his own voice

Really? Going into the service is the way to bring America back to wholesomeness and goodness? Our problem is that we've caved too long to our governments who don't care about our welfare, our educational system and much more. Why aren't we teaching, learning and living coming from service for one another, compassion for one another, emboldening our creativity and so, so much more. All that is not honored or cared about by this government and many governments actually. Defense and offense continue to rule the day with troops, weapons, colonialism and more, more, more. and more greed and control.

Doesnt mention BlackRock once.. Propaganda.

Best podcast conversation I’ve seen with Tim Kennedy yet. Excellent on every level and on every subtopic discussed. The topics of military recruitment issues and on the heroism during the battle of Mogadishu hit particularly close to home.

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You people are hopless.

Theo von just had a recently retired border security officer on his pcast the same day this came out. It was nice to hear border security discussed in detail from both. I love working overnights so I can listen to you and your guests 😊. I'm happy to see that officers that are familiar in the field and situation are branching out on platforms where the message can be heard and not necessarily have a direct political agenda, just information and almost a cry for help

If history always repeats itself then I don’t know what the hell he is worried about considering the glamorization of our past

Mr Kennedy. You are amazing. Hunting Hitler, Choking Steve o!!! You need to write a book. I'm from U.K. Thank you for what you did, AND I am sorry the things that you HAD to do. You are a GOOD GOOD person. Take care of yourself, love to you and family!!!! Chris thanks for giving this man a platform and doing a good interview. Thumbs up. Subscribed!