Speaker 1: This is the Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 2: Kit is the Jesse Kelly Show. Another hour of the
Speaker 2: Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Wednesday. We'll touch
Speaker 2: on a couple of these immigration things. We are going
Speaker 2: to discuss the leaks, the leaks from the Pentagon about
Speaker 2: just how damaged were the nuclear sites.
Speaker 1: We'll do a bunch of emails. All that and so.
Speaker 2: Much more coming up on the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. Now,
Speaker 2: just a couple final things on this. I mentioned that
Speaker 2: the two things the two main reasons why we have
Speaker 2: animal after animal after animal assuming political office in this country.
Speaker 2: Our American students are taught that America sucks in the
Speaker 2: university system and the mass importation of foreigners that has
Speaker 2: water down and destroyed significant portions of our culture. So
Speaker 2: now in certain places it's like we don't have a culture.
Speaker 2: And here's the thing about what I said. You know,
Speaker 2: I said, those are the two things the communists know.
Speaker 2: Those are there are two things. Why do you think
Speaker 2: it is every now and then you'll get some dirty
Speaker 2: commedy suggesting free college for everybody?
Speaker 1: Everybody should everyone should get to go for free? Why
Speaker 1: do you think they want that?
Speaker 2: Why do you think the communists in this country trash
Speaker 2: trade schools, trash blue collar work.
Speaker 1: No, you got to go to college. Why do you
Speaker 1: think it is?
Speaker 2: Why do you think it is that every single Democrat
Speaker 2: runs state in this country hates homeschooling or private schools. No,
Speaker 2: everybody has to go to the public schools where we
Speaker 2: can get our hands on you. And why do you
Speaker 2: think it is every communist in this country speaks like
Speaker 2: this about foreigners.
Speaker 3: I remember the first day I read about the deportations
Speaker 3: to El Salvador of the of the alleged trendy Araqua members,
Speaker 3: for whom no evidence was ever presented that they had
Speaker 3: anything to do with trendy Aragua. And I remember saying
Speaker 3: to Mike, like, I wish I didn't feel so gutted,
Speaker 3: and I wish I could stop thinking about these guys
Speaker 3: being scared in El Salvador. And then I was somewhere
Speaker 3: I was. I was in Westchester. It's usually a baseball headline.
Speaker 1: Democrat Rep.
Speaker 2: Dave requests one point six million dollars in taxpayer funds
Speaker 2: for a left wing group that teaches illegal aliens how
Speaker 2: to dodge ice. Democrat members of Congress are so committed
Speaker 2: to these foreigners. They're bringing in as much of your
Speaker 2: money as possible to hand it out to them in
Speaker 2: teaching them how to stay here. Headline New Mexico Democrat
Speaker 2: judge resigns after ICE arrests alleged trend Day Aragua member
Speaker 2: in his home. You do remember this story, right, A judge,
Speaker 2: a judge who allowed an illegal alien Trenda Aragua member
Speaker 2: to live with him. And there are pictures with the
Speaker 2: gang member and the judge's wife. The communists understand what
Speaker 2: I said the first hour. They understand it as one
Speaker 2: hundred percent true. They understand their true power, their lasting
Speaker 2: power that will eventually lead to their complete takeover of
Speaker 2: this country if they are not stopped. Their true power
Speaker 2: is their ability ability to educate your children oftentimes you
Speaker 2: pay them to do so in college, and their ability
Speaker 2: to replace patriotic Americans with four who can be bribed easily.
Speaker 2: That is what is happening, and that is more important
Speaker 2: than anything else. You woke up this morning and you
Speaker 2: found out that some psycho communist is probably going to
Speaker 2: be the next mayor of New York, and you wanted
Speaker 2: to know how, and you wanted to know why, and
Speaker 2: you wanted this stuff stopped. This is why this stuff happens.
Speaker 2: This is exactly why this stuff happens. And if you
Speaker 2: took that away, if you could fix the universities or
Speaker 2: eliminate the universities, if you could stop the mass importation
Speaker 2: of foreigners, the Democrat Party would disappear. It would disappear overnight,
Speaker 2: at least this modern version of it. You'd probably get
Speaker 2: a better version that would rise, that would be more
Speaker 2: representative of blue collar people and stuff like that, like
Speaker 2: it used to be. But whatever this disgusting comedy version
Speaker 2: is would disappear like that.
Speaker 1: That's a fact. Let's do some emails.
Speaker 2: Remember you can email the show at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
Speaker 1: All right, so I went over last night in detail.
Speaker 2: About my technique for killing a cheetah hand to hand,
Speaker 2: and there was some pushback. I got things like this, Jesse,
Speaker 2: Beware of the cheetah's hind legs. They pull those rear
Speaker 2: legs up by their face and have significant force when
Speaker 2: they extend them. The claws are extremely sharp and will
Speaker 2: eviscerate you puncture a lung or heart. They're not gonna
Speaker 2: puncture my heart. Those claws aren't that long. Or a
Speaker 2: femoral artery now that I could see could happen. Additionally,
Speaker 2: they can flex and extend their hind legs in rapid succession.
Speaker 2: They can also spin their bodies rapidly to get better
Speaker 2: footing and leverage. I think you need to get it
Speaker 2: on the ground on its back with all your weight
Speaker 2: on it to minimize its use of legs. Grip the
Speaker 2: neck high, squeeze as hard as you can. You know what,
Speaker 2: I actually don't hate that. I I've thought a lot
Speaker 2: about applying the rear naked choke. Here's my concern with
Speaker 2: the rear naked choke. It's going to be more difficult
Speaker 2: to get the rear naked choke clinched in than it
Speaker 2: is to just wrap my hands around the throat of
Speaker 2: the cheetah. And in an attempt to get the rear
Speaker 2: naked choke in, I really run the risk of this,
Speaker 2: and this is why I've rejected this method. I'm not
Speaker 2: saying I would never do it whenever I get in
Speaker 2: my cheetah fight, but this is why I've rejected this method.
Speaker 2: Mainly in my attempt to cench in the rear naked choke,
Speaker 2: my forearm is going to be ware right underneath its mouth.
Speaker 2: What if it wraps its mouth around my forearm and
Speaker 2: bites down hard, which of course it would, because my
Speaker 2: arm is going to be right there.
Speaker 1: What that has the potential to.
Speaker 2: Do is tear enough tendons in my forearm, tear enough
Speaker 2: valuable stuff in my forearm that my arm, my hand
Speaker 2: becomes useless. And if I become one handed, I'm going
Speaker 2: to lose. That's what I can't afford. I can't afford
Speaker 2: to lose the power, the incredible power in my hands.
Speaker 1: That's my only point. What Chris Jesse, I love you, brother.
Speaker 2: About one hundred and forty pound cat against an unarmed
Speaker 2: man will result in a dead man. The cheetah is
Speaker 2: three times faster than a human man and solid muscle.
Speaker 2: It will instinctively protect its neck. If you did manage
Speaker 2: to wrap your hands around its neck, he could easily
Speaker 2: break free. You've never seen my hands, Okay, you've never
Speaker 2: seen anyway. He would kick your guts out. Okay, Now
Speaker 2: that I will say, the best argument, The best argument
Speaker 2: I've seen is the hind legs. Maybe tearing at an
Speaker 2: artery on my legs or tearing apart my guts as
Speaker 2: I was choking at that is a concern. That is
Speaker 2: a concern. But remember it's one hundred and forty pounds.
Speaker 2: The cheetah weighs more than my wife. It's one hundred
Speaker 2: and forty pounds. It Look, they have weight classes in
Speaker 2: boxing and in MMA and things like that for a reason,
Speaker 2: and it's not to protect the bigger fighter, just simple mass.
Speaker 2: I'm not even saying that I'm solid muscle like the cheetah,
Speaker 2: although I kind of am.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying, just.
Speaker 2: Waight alone, and I'll just lay on it.
Speaker 1: I can do it.
Speaker 2: Jesse, remind everyone to eat at McDonald's tonight because the
Speaker 2: lefty comedies are boyconnying McDonald's to back their DEI policies.
Speaker 1: All right, if you insist.
Speaker 2: Hey, Jesse, I heard a guy who thinks we should
Speaker 2: apologize to Japan. Can you talk about the rape of
Speaker 2: Nang King in Unit seven thirty one. I guess I
Speaker 2: could do a little of that. Yeah, good point, Jewish
Speaker 2: Peter ser Chris before we get into Japan and that
Speaker 2: kind of stuff. And actually, I do want to address
Speaker 2: the NATO comments that were kind of weird, and I
Speaker 2: probably should address the Pentagon leaks before I completely derail
Speaker 2: the show and talk about Japan and Unit seven thirty
Speaker 2: one and all this stuff before I Before.
Speaker 4: I get into that, I should probably address a couple
Speaker 4: more newsworthy items like.
Speaker 1: NATO and the Pentagon. But Jewish producer Chris is backing
Speaker 1: me up on this. I'm shocked to say, but he's.
Speaker 2: Like, Hey, it's one hundred and forty pounds.
Speaker 1: I'm telling you we could do this.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you this is something that I could do.
Speaker 1: Not we you probably can't.
Speaker 2: But now that I've thought about it for long enough,
Speaker 2: and now that I have my technique down, we can
Speaker 2: do this anyway. Did you hear what the NATO chairs
Speaker 2: said to Trump?
Speaker 5: For too long one? Ally, the United States garriage too
Speaker 5: much of the burden of that commitment, and that changes today,
Speaker 5: President Trump. Dear Donald, you made this change possible. Your
Speaker 5: leadership on this has what had He produced one trillion
Speaker 5: dollars an extra spending from Europe and ALLI since twenty
Speaker 5: sixteen and this issue to date. We'll produce trillions more
Speaker 5: for our comedy efense to make us stronger and fairer
Speaker 5: by equalizing spending between America and America's allies.
Speaker 1: He also called him daddy, and Trump was asked about it.
Speaker 6: Mark Richard, the NATO chief, who is your friend? He
Speaker 6: called you daddy earlier. Do you regard your NATO allies
Speaker 6: as kind of children?
Speaker 2: No, he likes me.
Speaker 1: I think he likes me.
Speaker 2: If he doesn't, I'll let you know.
Speaker 1: I'll come back and I'll hit him harder. Daddy.
Speaker 4: Anyway, let's talk about the leagues at the Pentagon, because
Speaker 4: I'm so unbelievably uncomfortable right now. Maybe that means something
Speaker 4: different in European I really I can't say, but you know,
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Speaker 1: Let's talk about our government.
Speaker 2: Let's talk about a conversation I had with a senator
Speaker 2: today as it pertains to the federal government, the deep state,
Speaker 2: if you will, the swamp, whatever word you want to
Speaker 2: put on.
Speaker 1: At the blob.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of different words for it, because leaks
Speaker 2: in the government are on people's minds. And before I
Speaker 2: get to the hegsass stuff, the Pentagon leaks. I was
Speaker 2: asking this senator. I said, hey, we just found out
Speaker 2: the Federal Bureau of Investigation. They found out that China
Speaker 2: was getting involved in our twenty twenty election, and they
Speaker 2: covered it up because they wanted Joe Biden to win.
Speaker 2: And I said, look, I want this organization completely disbanded.
Speaker 2: But if we can't do that, I at least want
Speaker 2: some people in the FBI to go to prison. I
Speaker 2: mean that kind of action should result in the end
Speaker 2: of the organization period. But no matter what, people have
Speaker 2: to go to federal prison for a long time for
Speaker 2: doing that with your position at the FBI. And you
Speaker 2: know what he said to me. He said, Jesse, let's
Speaker 2: talk about Pam Bondi for a second. I said, okay.
Speaker 1: He said, Pam Bondy.
Speaker 2: Had to fire a bunch of people with the DOJ
Speaker 2: when she first got there because they were clearly communist activists.
Speaker 1: Good, said Jesse. She can't find replacements.
Speaker 2: She can't find qualified non communist replacements who will be
Speaker 2: willing to take a position at the DOJ to do
Speaker 2: that type of thing, because A there aren't very many
Speaker 2: of them because law schools produce communists, and B the
Speaker 2: lawfair that has taken place against people who have served
Speaker 2: the Republican Party. Has been so pervasive by the communists
Speaker 2: in our legal system, dragging people into the courts suing them.
Speaker 1: Remember, the process.
Speaker 2: Can be the punishment. You don't have to be convicted
Speaker 2: of a crime or something like that, or or lose
Speaker 2: your lawsuit to have legal action be devastating. How much
Speaker 2: money do you have right now in the bank.
Speaker 1: One guy the.
Speaker 2: Senator was telling me about Democrat lawfair against him has
Speaker 2: cost him personally a million dollars in legal fees. If
Speaker 2: he never goes to prison, loses his lawsuit, he's still
Speaker 2: out a million dollars. Communists in this country are so
Speaker 2: aggressive and evil that people are afraid to take DOJ
Speaker 2: positions that will put FBI agents in prison. That's how
Speaker 2: deep the deep state is. Now, let's talk about this.
Speaker 7: And it was produced by the Defense Intelligence Agency, which
Speaker 7: is the Pentagon's intelligence arm And it is worth noting
Speaker 7: that it is a very early assessment. The strikes were
Speaker 7: only a matter of days ago, and the intelligence community
Speaker 7: is still gathering intelligence. They are still working to come
Speaker 7: up with a full comprehensive picture of what exactly happened here.
Speaker 7: But based on a battle damage assessment that was carried
Speaker 7: out by US Central Command, essentially looking at the images
Speaker 7: and looking at what was actually damaged. The Defense Intelligence
Speaker 7: Agency has assessed that the core components of Aron's nuclear
Speaker 7: program are largely intact and that Iron's nuclear program has
Speaker 7: essentially only been set back by months.
Speaker 1: Pete heg Seth address that there's a.
Speaker 8: Reason the President calls out fake news for what it is.
Speaker 8: These pilots, these refuelers, these fighters, these air defenders. The
Speaker 8: skill and the courage it took to go into enemy
Speaker 8: territory flying thirty six hours on behalf of the American
Speaker 8: people in the world to.
Speaker 9: Take out a nuclear program is beyond what.
Speaker 8: Anyone in this audience can fathom.
Speaker 9: And then the instinct, the instinct of CNN, the instinct
Speaker 9: of the New York Times, is to try to find
Speaker 9: a way to spin it for their own political reasons,
Speaker 9: to try to hurt President Trump or our country.
Speaker 10: They don't care what the troops think, they don't care
Speaker 10: what the world thinks.
Speaker 2: They want to spin it to try.
Speaker 10: To make him look bad based on a leak.
Speaker 2: Of course, we've all.
Speaker 10: Seen plenty of leakers, and what a leakers do they have? Agendas,
Speaker 10: and what do they do. Do they share the whole
Speaker 10: information or just the part that they want to introduce.
Speaker 9: And when they.
Speaker 10: Introduce that preliminary a preliminary report that's deemed to be
Speaker 10: low assessment.
Speaker 11: You know what a low assessment means? Low confidence in
Speaker 11: the data in that report. And why is there low confidence?
Speaker 11: Because all of the evidence of what was just bombed
Speaker 11: by twelve thirty thousand pound bombs is buried under a mountain,
Speaker 11: devastated and obliterated. So if you want to make an
Speaker 11: assessment of what happened at four DAH, you better get
Speaker 11: a big shovel and go really deep because Iron's nuclear
Speaker 11: program is obliterated.
Speaker 1: And and he said, this.
Speaker 7: Is there a leak investigation.
Speaker 12: Of course, we're doing a leak investigation with the FBI
Speaker 12: right now because this information is for internal purposes battle
Speaker 12: damage assessments, and CNN and others are trying to spin
Speaker 12: it to make the president look bad when this was
Speaker 12: an overwhelming success.
Speaker 2: A leak investigation, A leak investigation that is necessary because
Speaker 2: our federal government is full of communists subversives who will
Speaker 2: need cap any effort, any effort made to save this country.
Speaker 1: This is what We are.
Speaker 2: Up against a vast network of communist activists in positions
Speaker 2: of power who will use their positions of power to
Speaker 2: protect the communist revolution and to hurt the right. This
Speaker 2: is our challenge, and this is why I'm moving on
Speaker 2: and I'm doing emails and I'm finally going to answer
Speaker 2: the guy's question about Japan and Unit seven thirty one
Speaker 2: and things like that.
Speaker 1: Hang on, Jesse Kelly, Vaccian.
Speaker 2: It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Wednesday.
Speaker 2: Remember you can email the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow
Speaker 2: dot com whatever you would like, love, hey, death threats,
Speaker 2: Ask doctor Jesse questions for Friday. I figured that's enough
Speaker 2: heavy news for at least a little bit on the show.
Speaker 2: So let's do some heavy history, all right, Jesse. I
Speaker 2: heard a guy who thinks we should apologize to Japan.
Speaker 2: Can you talk about the rape of Nang King and
Speaker 2: Unit seven thirty one?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 2: So those are two separate things, but I feel like
Speaker 2: talking about it, so we'll go ahead and talk about it.
Speaker 2: Let's do Unit seven thirty one first. Here's the most
Speaker 2: basic history I can give you, World War two. A
Speaker 2: lot of people think World War two begin in Europe.
Speaker 2: It's hard to say when things begin, right, Different people
Speaker 2: have different ideas about it. A lot of people think
Speaker 2: World War Two begin at the beginning of World War One, right,
Speaker 2: They say it was the same war. But Japan was
Speaker 2: inside China conquering portions of China a long time before
Speaker 2: Hitler's tanks rolled across the borders of Europe. Okay, Japan
Speaker 2: was this rising imperial power. They didn't have enough resources
Speaker 2: for their people. They hated the Chinese. The Chinese hated them.
Speaker 2: There's all kinds of historical hatred there. And Japan's looking
Speaker 2: across that little stretch of water and saying, well, why
Speaker 2: don't we just go take some of it? And they
Speaker 2: started to do that, all right. So inside of China
Speaker 2: there was something called Unit seven thirty one, and one
Speaker 2: of the most interesting parts of Unit seven thirty one
Speaker 2: was how it ended, to be honest with you, but
Speaker 2: we'll get to that in a minute. Unit seven thirty
Speaker 2: one was this.
Speaker 1: It was an.
Speaker 2: Experimentation center for the Japanese military and intelligence community to
Speaker 2: figure out weapons, equipment, things that worked at things that
Speaker 2: didn't work. Now, that is the most benign explanation of
Speaker 2: what happened at Unit seven thirty one, I can give you,
Speaker 2: but that's how the Japanese government saw it. What are
Speaker 2: we doing here, what we're doing biological weapons testing, and
Speaker 2: we're figuring out the human body organs, how they work,
Speaker 2: amputations were medical care. That was how the Japanese government
Speaker 2: looked at it. But it is the thing about not
Speaker 2: just racial superiority. I was about to call it racial
Speaker 2: superiority because that was a big thing for japan back then.
Speaker 2: They did believe they were a superior people to all others,
Speaker 2: and they thought they were far superior to the Chinese,
Speaker 2: who they regarded as rats or dogs. That's just how
Speaker 2: they thought about them. But it really applies to any
Speaker 2: kind of superiority, and throughout human history, the worst atrocities
Speaker 2: take place when there is this way of thinking that
Speaker 2: this entire group of people they are less than us,
Speaker 2: they are less than we are. And every single race
Speaker 2: has participated in this, every single religion has participated in
Speaker 2: this region. So this is not unique to Japan, but
Speaker 2: that was the way of thinking in Japan. So if
Speaker 2: you're in Japan, if you're a Japanese, if you're part
Speaker 2: of the Japanese government, and you want to learn about
Speaker 2: biological weapons. Biological weapons are something that have always fascinated people.
Speaker 2: Can we use disease as a weapon. Can we use
Speaker 2: it on them? Can we use it on them and
Speaker 2: make sure it doesn't blow back on us? What can
Speaker 2: we do with this stuff? So do you feel like
Speaker 2: you're racially superior? So they started kidnapping Chinese people. This
Speaker 2: is the This is one of the parts of it
Speaker 2: that's just amazing. They would just go grab men, women, children, babies.
Speaker 2: They would grab them and drag them to this place.
Speaker 2: It was a former fortress. This place known as Unit
Speaker 2: seven thirty one. It was incredibly secretive. If you were
Speaker 2: on a train that went by it, the shades would
Speaker 2: all be it was required, the shades would all be
Speaker 2: drawn blackout shade. You're not going to be able to
Speaker 2: look out at it. That's how secret of this place was.
Speaker 2: And what they would do there is just some of
Speaker 2: the most medieval horrible stuff you can imagine. And they
Speaker 2: did it for research purposes. I've told you this before.
Speaker 2: For instance, frostbite, they wanted to know how that works.
Speaker 2: Can you rehab after frostbite? Basic things that you would
Speaker 2: think would help troops. Yeah, that sounds good, except they
Speaker 2: would dump ice all over or dump water all over
Speaker 2: somebody in the freezing cold, then let their arm freeze
Speaker 2: into a solid block of ice and then break it
Speaker 2: or then let it thaw cut it off. That honestly,
Speaker 2: the stuff that they did, there a lot of it.
Speaker 2: I can't go into because there are children listening. But
Speaker 2: amputations or removal without anesthesia. Imagine you're a Chinese peasant
Speaker 2: one day work in the rice fields. The Japanese military
Speaker 2: shows up, throws you in the back of a truck,
Speaker 2: drives you over to Unit seven point thirty one, where
Speaker 2: they strap you down to a table and proceed to
Speaker 2: start cutting out your liver without any pain medication. Yeah,
Speaker 2: the Japanese wanted to use the plague on the Chinese.
Speaker 2: This was a thing that they did and tried to do.
Speaker 2: And so they tried to gnats and injecting people with
Speaker 2: diseases and then sitting back and studying them through a window.
Speaker 1: How they die, How long did it take them to die?
Speaker 2: The things they would do to women, I'm not going
Speaker 2: to go into again because there are children listening, but
Speaker 2: you can use your imagination. And if the women got pregnant,
Speaker 2: the babies too. It is one of the darker chapters
Speaker 2: in World War Two. And I say that with full
Speaker 2: knowledge that World War two had a lot of very
Speaker 2: very dark chapters. I don't know that I would. I
Speaker 2: don't know that I would allow children under the age
Speaker 2: of fourteen fifteen to read a book on Unit seven
Speaker 2: thirty one. That's how dark it is. And I mentioned
Speaker 2: the ending of it, about how it might be the
Speaker 2: worst part of it. You want to hear something terrible.
Speaker 2: The researchers, lots of them got off scott free. Scott
Speaker 2: free maybe putting it strongly. But the Soviet Union, they
Speaker 2: were very interested in this research for obvious reasons.
Speaker 1: Hey did you.
Speaker 4: Guys figure something else, figure out something with all this
Speaker 4: biological weapons stuff.
Speaker 2: So the Soviets, oh yeah, they put the researchers through
Speaker 2: trials and things like that, but they send them to
Speaker 2: prison for two years and then bring them into the
Speaker 2: fold wanting to acquire that knowledge. And before you start
Speaker 2: screaming at the radio, it figures those dirty comies, we
Speaker 2: did the same thing. The United States of America, concerned
Speaker 2: about the Soviet Union, concerned about Soviet Union weapons programs,
Speaker 2: biological weapons programs. The United States of America grabbed these
Speaker 2: same researchers and brought them into the fold because we
Speaker 2: wanted access to the knowledge the Soviets now had because
Speaker 2: of these researchers. It's an ugly it's an ugly story,
Speaker 2: a gory story. It's not one of my favorites I love.
Speaker 2: I'm fine with battle stories and war stories and stuff
Speaker 2: like that. But Bob is the member of the family
Speaker 2: that she'll sit down and watch shows on surgery.
Speaker 1: Hey, Jesse, you have to come.
Speaker 2: Look they're cutting a tumor out of this guy's stomach. Now,
Speaker 2: I'm good, thanks, not interested at all. But it's a
Speaker 2: lot of that kind of stuff, only as dark as
Speaker 2: you can possibly imagine. And what I just gave you
Speaker 2: was the PG version of it again, because children are listening,
Speaker 2: and I don't need to give everybody a bunch of
Speaker 2: freaking nightmares, and I certainly don't want parents angry at
Speaker 2: me for telling some dark things about it. But it's
Speaker 2: a dark, dark period of time, and if that's stuff,
Speaker 2: if you're into it, I don't, like I said, I
Speaker 2: did not enjoy reading about.
Speaker 1: It, but maybe you will go pick up a book
Speaker 1: on it.
Speaker 2: Now, let's stay on this because I don't want to
Speaker 2: go back and talk about politics yet, what did.
Speaker 1: Happen in nan king or Nanjing?
Speaker 2: Before we do that, let's talk about your dog. How's
Speaker 2: your dog's breath, how's your dog's energy? Do you have
Speaker 2: this lethargic dog that you can't get them to wake up?
Speaker 2: Or do you have a hyperactive dog you can't get
Speaker 2: them to.
Speaker 1: Tone it down?
Speaker 2: You know how many of these issues we have with
Speaker 2: our dogs come from lack of nutrition. They just don't
Speaker 2: get nutrition. They don't get vitamins and minerals like they need.
Speaker 2: They don't get the things they need, and so their
Speaker 2: coat gets dull, and their breath gets bad, and they
Speaker 2: can't wake them up in the morning and they die
Speaker 2: too early. Our dogs die too early.
Speaker 1: Stop that.
Speaker 2: Start giving your dog real nutrition now, no matter if
Speaker 2: it's a puppy or the old dog. Sprinkle rough Greens
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Speaker 2: So one more thing on this little bit of history
Speaker 2: and then we're gonna get back to some politics and
Speaker 2: other things. The rape of nan King or the Nanking
Speaker 2: massacre or Nanjing massacre, but that goes by a bunch
Speaker 2: of different names.
Speaker 1: What happened.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna explain what happened, and I'm gonna tell you.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna warn you ahead of time. The way I
Speaker 2: explain some of this might sound like a defense of
Speaker 2: what the Japanese did. You shouldn't take it as a defense.
Speaker 2: You should take it as an explanation. I already explained
Speaker 2: about the racial superiority aspect of the Japanese in World
Speaker 2: War Two. They felt that they were a superior people
Speaker 2: and far superior to the backwards, stupid.
Speaker 1: Low down Chinese. That was just how they thought.
Speaker 2: The Japanese eventually go into Shanghai. They are going to
Speaker 2: go fight the Chinese in Shanghai. It's called known as
Speaker 2: the Battle of Shanghai. It's got a couple different names,
Speaker 2: but you go look it up as fascinating thing. And
Speaker 2: it was a very very very rough affair. Chinese were fighting,
Speaker 2: the Japanese were talking in the streets, urban combat, hand
Speaker 2: to hand combat. There's a river. People are dying in
Speaker 2: the river, being massacred in the river. Americans died during
Speaker 2: this whole affairs. Fascinating affair. It's really a fascinating thing
Speaker 2: most people don't know about. Maybe I should do a
Speaker 2: history on it sometimes. But the Battle of Shanghai is
Speaker 2: what it was. The fighting was fierce, as I mentioned,
Speaker 2: but the Japanese eventually win. They win and the Chinese
Speaker 2: army is in full retreat. I mentioned the fierceness of
Speaker 2: the fighting for this reason. When you read about military
Speaker 2: atrocities throughout history, and this could apply. I remember our Alexander,
Speaker 2: the great history we did. This applies to ancient history
Speaker 2: when it comes to sieges. Long, violent, miserable, bloody military
Speaker 2: campaigns oftentimes can result in military atrocities. Because you as
Speaker 2: a soldier, I know, maybe if you've never been one,
Speaker 2: maybe you're a good person. Don't think you could ever
Speaker 2: be this. But I'm telling you right now, when you
Speaker 2: go through enough misery, enough death, enough blood, when it's
Speaker 2: gone on for long enough, not only are you changed,
Speaker 2: but your blood gets up. Noone's getting your blood up.
Speaker 2: Your vengeance meter starts peaking, and you will do things
Speaker 2: in that moment that in a normal, isolated situation you
Speaker 2: would never even consider doing. Why are sieges ancient sieges?
Speaker 2: Why do they so often result in massive murder and
Speaker 2: rape and looting and burning? And this is the norm
Speaker 2: of a siege Because after you're done finally breaking through
Speaker 2: the walls, getting hot oil poured on you, watching your
Speaker 2: friends die, it's gone on for six months, the food
Speaker 2: has sucked, life is miserable, everything's horrible, and you finally
Speaker 2: get a chance to get your hands and the people
Speaker 2: who did.
Speaker 1: That to you.
Speaker 2: Human beings can turn into savages in that moment. It
Speaker 2: is a human nature thing that it's one of the
Speaker 2: terrible things about us.
Speaker 1: But it is real.
Speaker 2: I have, on a much, much, much lower level nothing
Speaker 2: like this, experienced it myself in my own life. It happens,
Speaker 2: your blood gets up and someone's going to get hurt
Speaker 2: when that.
Speaker 1: Kind of thing happens.
Speaker 2: You combine that. Okay, So the Japanese win in the
Speaker 2: Battle of Shanghai, Combine the fact that they just went
Speaker 2: through this hard fought street to street hand to hand
Speaker 2: fighting affair. Combine the fact that their blood is up
Speaker 2: with the fact that they already think the Chinese are
Speaker 2: lesser lower animals, rats, dogs, whatever word you want to
Speaker 2: put on it. You have a recipe right there for
Speaker 2: a massacre. That's just the bottom line. Now, it's a
Speaker 2: long road from Shanghai to Nanking. The Chinese army that
Speaker 2: is escaping Shanghai, remember they're routing, they're in full retreat.
Speaker 2: They are oftentimes running, oftentimes throwing down their weapons.
Speaker 1: Oftentimes.
Speaker 2: They're putting on civilian clothing, dropping their uniforms. Hey, I
Speaker 2: don't know anything about the Chinese army. That's an aspect
Speaker 2: of this as well. The Japanese army gets in hot
Speaker 2: pursuit and they start massacring every Chinese person they can
Speaker 2: get their hands on. They are Remember this is a China.
Speaker 2: It's very tempting to think about China as just the
Speaker 2: big cities like Shanghai and Beijing, in these places. But
Speaker 2: the vast majority of China is rural. It's a very
Speaker 2: rural place, tiny little village all over the place.
Speaker 1: At least it was.
Speaker 2: Back then, not as much now, but at least it
Speaker 2: was back then, and the Japanese army would wipe out
Speaker 2: entire villages. And I'm not going to once again go
Speaker 2: into the things that happen to the women before they
Speaker 2: were killed, the children before they were killed. To this day,
Speaker 2: you can go see mass graves as they would kill everybody,
Speaker 2: Dig a big hole, put the bodies in there, put
Speaker 2: a big dirt mound on it. They are having competitions
Speaker 2: competitions that are being reported on in Japanese newspapers back home.
Speaker 2: Competitions to see who can cut off the most heads
Speaker 2: with their samurai sword. This is not an isolated one
Speaker 2: or two time incident. They are killing and torturing and
Speaker 2: doing horrible things to every Chinese person they can get
Speaker 2: their hands on as they pursue the retreating Chinese army
Speaker 2: back towards Nang King. Now, in Nang King, they are
Speaker 2: aware the Japanese army is coming, and their government basically
Speaker 2: leaves and they pretty much put in charge of Nan
Speaker 2: King the maintenance of Nan King, the governance of Nan King.
Speaker 2: A Nazi John Robbie is his name, Raby Robbie. Have
Speaker 2: heard it a bunch of ways, r Abe John Robbie.
Speaker 2: He's a Nazi. Now, remember Japan and Germany their allies
Speaker 2: at this time. But Robbie's kind of running the show
Speaker 2: for the Chinese in Nanking. What happens next, we'll touch
Speaker 2: on briefly, then we'll get back to politics.
Speaker 1: Hang on,