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September 20, 2022 40 mins

We discuss the recent failed assassination attempt on Argentine Vice President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner.

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hello, I'm the ghost of the Queen and this is
assassination week, and whose I actually was assassinated? It was
the I R A. Hi, welcome, welcome to assassination week,
where we talk about all of the normal things. That's
what we do. We talk about all the stuff that's

(00:22):
totally normal and chill. We were just we were just
debating why we keep having to talk about Nazi furries,
differences between catboys and cat girls as they relate to Nazism, Um,
and we're not going to get less stupid for today's
assassination Um. So let's let's talk about Argentina. UH, one

(00:44):
of one are the ones that happened pretty shortly after
we we planned on doing assassination week. We're like, well,
there's another one to add to the list. So, yeah,
Christina Fernandez de Kirchner has been kind of one of
the most prominent politicians in Argentina for almost two decades now. Um,

(01:05):
she was elected, after she was elected president after her
husband served as a term and then declined to to
run for a second. But she was liked in two
US and seven. After an eight year run as president,
she's now the country's vice president. She was expected to
make a bid to return to the top job next year.
That's kind of up in the air. Um, she's kind

(01:27):
of left dish. She's kind of the populist, like leftist,
kind of talked a bit about perronism and like the
weird ship that's going on here. Please talk about maybe
do it in the in the music of Andrew Lloyd Webber.
Oh God, no. Okay, so there once was a man

(01:49):
named prone and he so she had been like he
there's a whole thing. He gets like coude, he's like,
I feel like flees the country and while he's not,
and you know, this is a Tatorship, and like wh
while he's not in Argentina, there's like this whole like

(02:09):
like if they're a very classical populace movement, to the
point where, like a lot of the theorizing about what
populism is is theorizing about Perronism, and what you get
is like two completely different like political factions, like casting
all of the sort of aspirations onto the like, like
like onto the figure of like Perrone, who's like in exile,
and so you can you can like, you know, you can,
you can say that like Perrone has whatever two. Perrone

(02:31):
supports us, like perome will be the guy, you'll save us,
and like. So you get, like you get this really
weird thing where they were like they were like there
are Peronas who are like fascists, there are Peronis who
are like communists. So you get the split that happens.
You have these left Pronois, have these right Peroronius, like
like when perrone comes back to the country, like the
right Peronas start murdering the left wing Peroni is. It's
this whole fucking thing and it's this you know, and uh, this,

(02:55):
this this sort of like political formation like persists, you
in ever military tatorship. It persists like through sort of
like the trend, quote unquote, transition to democracy, and like
basically everyone who has rand Argentina since like the quote
unquote transition to democracy has been a paronhist of some kind. Um,

(03:19):
Chrishnai is, the Krishner is from the left wing, sort
of the newly sort of like revitalized left, like paroonism
that comes around like the early two thousands. I mean
she she's around. She's around actually in the nineties too,
but in early two thousand's it's sort of like okay,
so in two thousand one, there's this massive series of
protests and uprisings in in Argentina that, like I I

(03:41):
would argue, is like the last of like the Great
Twentieth Century, sort of like working class revolutions, like people
started occupying, like people are occupying their factories. Like did
they go through like five prime ministers in like a month?
Like they they come very, very, very close to bringing
down the government. And the thing that, the thing that
sort of mobilized situation is a the and this is

(04:02):
this is a reason protest against like I'm a posterity right,
which would be just like destroying the country. And the
way this sort of gets stabilized is that, Um, you,
you get a new you know, you, you, you, you
get a new, sort of like revitalized, like left, perroneous
populist thing. And this, the sort of populist deal is
is twofold. It's like one, okay, we're gonna have a

(04:22):
bunch of patrons networks and we're gonna run like everything
from like sort of like job networks kind of like down,
like right right down to like hey, we will like
give a dear neighborhood as long as you stay as
long as you sort of supported. So the second thing is,
like they make that like the ruling class like cuts
this sort and this is this is particularly like Fernandando Christian,
like her husband's like cuts this deal. Basically, sorry, Nestor Kristner,

(04:47):
cuts this deal with with the working class, which is
like okay, if you guys don't if you guys stop
trying to overthrow us, like, we will give you a
bunch of welfare programs, we will like do a bunch
of stuff to like promote it the sort of like
national economy, and so that it's it's this, it's this
whole it's it's looks like a left populism, but it's
it's it's built on sort of like like this very
explicit like we are going to buy off the working class.

(05:08):
We can maintain capitalism, but the capitalism is gonna be
slightly nicer. Yeah, and there's a few reactions that, including
the reaction from the right, which is very much like
these wealth help these all of these welfare programs are
making people lazy and unwilling to do actual work, which
is kind of worth some of our assassin, or attempted assassin,
gets some of his ideology from Um. But yeah, so,

(05:29):
a week before this assassination attemptum Argentine and prosecutors announced
that they're seeking a twelve year person sentence for Mrs
Kirchner over accusations that she directed public roadway funds to
a company owned by a friend of hers, accusations which
she denies. I don't I have no bid in this fight, um,

(05:52):
but I mean the thing I would note is, like,
like almost everyone, so she she like well, particularly Christ,
but she was also of considered like the soft wing
of the pink tide, sort of like social democratic governments
to con part this period. And like all of these
people are kind of corrupt, but they're not like more
corrupt than any other like politician in this region. But like,
like every single one of these people eventually, like there's

(06:14):
a whole movement to put them in prison because of
corruption or something, and it's like, I mean, I don't know,
like every like they're politicians, like what do you expect?
Like the political rhetoric against Mrs Kirchner had intensified in
recent weeks amid the final stages of her corruption trial,

(06:34):
and while she is probably the country's most prominent politician,
even serving as vice president, seen as more powerful than
then the president. She's also a very polarizing figure. You know,
her face is plastered on posters all around, like working
class neighborhoods. Um, but Argentina's right has kind of made
her out to be their boogie man. She's kind of

(06:56):
their like, she's kind of like their top target. Um,
last week in one opposition lawmaker commenting on her case
said that Argentina shouldn't bring back the death penalty, Um,
just for her case, just because she's like a woman
we don't like, so we should kill her. As I
got friends at the Written House Cultural Center. Yeah, would

(07:18):
you call her a Femi Bolshy? UH, because so. Yeah,
but since the proposition of the twelve year sentence, hundreds
of her supporters have been rallying, or were rallying, outside
of her house every night, Um, you know, calling her
a victim of political persecution and doing these big, big

(07:40):
rallies in support. And it was at such a rally
on Thursday September one, just after nine PM, when Mrs
Kirchner was returning home from presiding over a session at
the Senate, accompanied by her security detail. She was greeting
the massive supporters letting the streets and signing copies of
her book, and then a man rushed up through the crowd,

(08:01):
aimed a semi automatic pistol interest away from her face
and pulled the trigger, but the gun didn't go off.
There's lots of footage of this incident. There was a
lot of canvas rolling. It's kind of wild because she
sticks the gun like right up in her face. It's
just like really, really like this. This is this is,

(08:21):
this is like something out of like fucking like like
late Russia. It's extreme, it's very slapstick, it's very comical. Yeah,
the Franch Ferdinand level of well, speaking speaking of President,
President Um Fernandez said in an address to the nation
later that quote. Christina still alive because, for reasons that

(08:45):
have not been confirmed technically, the weapon, which was loaded
with five bullets, did not fire. I can confirmed technically.
It is a piece of shit. You can find it was.
It was a thirty. It was a thirty two, caliber
three eight, wasn't it? It's a burst of thunder, isn't it? Oh,
maybe I'm wrong. What wasn't it was? Was Isn't it?

(09:06):
Like a specific gun? That's like absolutely, like they're kind
of funny. They're these like they're Bursa, so that I
think they're made in Argentina. They might be made in Brazil.
I think they made Argentina. They make knockoffs of other
gun designs, more or less. So it's in the style
of a PPK, which has good precedent for killing bad people.

(09:28):
That's what hit the brained himself with. But this, this
is a knockoff. This is a cheap one. It's one
of the guns. It's approved for safe sail in California
because it doesn't get bang, at least a version of this.
I don't think the one that that this person used
is actually a thunder but yeah, it's just it's like,
I don't know, it's it's the it's like when you

(09:50):
go and buy a cheap knockoff of anything you know,
like etime it doesn't work. This one appasts be missing
one of the grip screws actually, but yeah, it's very rusty.
This person didn't history very well. I guess it's what
we'll talk we'll talk a bit more about what was
going on with a gun in a sack. You know what?
I won't failed to men at the vice president of
the country. These these products and series products before the podcast.

(10:16):
That's what it's what everyone says about butter. Help, will,
will help you killed the vice president. Okay, said plug
for ammonium nitrate. Federal Police arrested Fernando Andre's Sabag Montiel,

(10:41):
a thirty five year old Brazilian man who has been
living in Argentina for about twenty years. They recover the
gun at the scene and then the next day they
searched his apartment. He had a hit at a studio
apartment in like a working class suburb of Oh boy,
what's boy, Um Banarosh boy, I want to send this

(11:06):
one to the chat let. Someone else said to Spanish
and sort of speaking, it's a boot. There we go.
I sent it to the regular cool zone. Okay, no,
that wasn'ton. I can't. I can't read that. I have
no idea. Is that. It's a capital. I don't know.

(11:29):
I can't read it. I only I never say words,
I only read it. Yeah, yeahs Buenos Buenos. I'm learning
how to read ancient Greek for magic, and that's way
easier than this. I was quibbled back. Are you going

(11:49):
to be like a Hebrew understander on twitter. Are you
gonna be like it means legal immigrants when he says that, guys, no, only, only,
only for ancient Greek, only only for Greeks to use,
to use in spells. And I forget that people who
aren't Americans don't pick up the sort of like smattering
of terrible Spanish that like, everyone in the US can

(12:11):
kind of do. Yeah, no, I I grew up as
a kind in Saskatchewan. No one's going to speak Spanish.
They're just food nowns. You can you can just do
like and but anyway. So they searched his studio apartment
in apparently this big town point, what Tuenos Aires? Right,

(12:34):
this is but it's fine. But Anyway, they searched his apartment.
They found just a hundred bullets just around, just like
in various places, or like they said, they just found
a hundred bullets like like around his studio apartment. So

(12:58):
that's that's that's the statement. It's amazing people haven't voiced
a video and highly recommend looking it up. So Mr
Montell is registered with tax authorities as an uber driver Um,
and he's not. Pretty soon people figured out that he's
not just a regular dude. Um, there was, there's. There

(13:19):
was a few signs, most most notably the sun and
Red Tattoo on his elbow. That'll do it. So Which? Yeah,
Battalion Logo, right, James, shut the funk up. Shut the
funk up, James. So, yes, a wave of people who

(13:39):
think they're smart but are actually not, saw the SNA
red and thought that he was doing this in solidarity
with the Asaf Battalion. Um, isn't he like in a
Duke and his group? I'll get to it. Not Quite, Um,
but no, it's not as off battalion because the San
and red does not come from the as off battalion. Um,

(14:02):
as most people listening to this show should probably know already,
his social media accounts got taken down pretty quick, but
we do have a few archives which I'll be working
off of to kind of paint the rest of this
weird guy's picture. Um, he is steeped in a whole
bunch of ECLECTIC and esoteric things. He has various esoteric

(14:22):
symbols tattooed across his body. He follows a lot of
extremely interesting facebook pages. Um, he is. He is, you know,
is interested in stuff from far right groups, conspiracy theories, mysticism, freemasonry, Um,
quote unquote, alchemy and the Cabala or again, quote unquote,

(14:43):
the Cabala um across many, many kind of political, esoteric
fascist interests. It's kind of it's not very surprising. By
the way, I just found out the there's a whole
page by that Caliboriscurrey guy and you were right and
I was wrong. It's a thirty two a CP bastel.

(15:04):
Thank you, thank you, thank you. It wasn't thirty two
C Huh. Wow. Yeah, maybe if you spent less time
making fun of my Spanish we can learn something. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
I don't think in terms of levels of understanding. Yeah,
for a while he used the symbol of the tyrontal

(15:25):
order of the nights, which was a fringe kind of
far right Argentine fascist mystical group from the nineteen eighties.
But he had that as his facebook profile for a while.
So he's like into the worst type of nerd things, like,
instead of just playing D and D and getting it
out of your system, he's like, I'm going to become
a fascist and a wizard. You know, if he'd had

(15:47):
a cultural center where he could play Dn d with
other people just saying talk, talk, Talk About Dragon Ball,
play D and d yeah, do some really, really bad
figure painting. Do do anyway, wouldn't have had a problem here,
but instead here we are. So would be like looking
at his facebook page right you see stuff about like paganism,

(16:09):
Viking death metal, not very good philosophers. These types of
things don't immediately indicate a connection to the far right.
Like you can't just take them by themselves, but when
taken all together with the much more avert political things,
you can get a fuller picture of who this person
actually is. Um, you know, it's like when I when
I'm when I'm walking down the street and I see

(16:29):
someone inside like a half skull mask, that doesn't immediately
mean they're Nazi. But if I see the half skull
mask and then's some questionable tattoos, I'm like, okay, then
that that that then you're able to put that together. Um.
So the same thing with here. Right, when someone's really
into like Pagan Viking Shit, it may make me side
eye until I see some things that really confirm my suspicions.

(16:51):
I'm not gonna you know, you know, talking to this
person as if they are a Nazi. Uh, this guy
is a Nazi. He is big, old not see. A
few extremism researchers in Argentina have kind of made statements
about this guy and what they're they're take on it
is as someone you know who actually is in Argentina right,
I'm an extremism researcher who lives in Oregon, which as

(17:14):
I and so I don't really have the same cultural understanding.
You have a good grasp of the language, which is
how I have a good class on the language. When
they're using magic words, when they're using words from real language,
is not really Um. But no, they they, they've they've
talked about him like saying, uh, they're not. This dude is, quote,

(17:35):
not explicitly connected to an organization, but they relate to
the fascist ideology and compared him to kind of being
the the types of, quote unquote, like Lone Wolf attackers
that are not connected to any like specific political movement,
but almost just like an emanation of political ideas online,
like in a Christ church, Buffalo and El Paso. Those

(17:58):
were the places that that he was kind of compared to.
Is like people who aren't like inside a group but
are willing to go out and take politics into the
real world. But yeah, they compared his profile to other
other types of like, you know, like load, quote Unquote
Lone Wolf, which is not a good term, but like
what that means is like as someone who's like isolated,

(18:19):
doing a mass shooting or a terrorist attack or an
attempted a political assassination. Montel was described, as his friends,
as like eccentric and insecure and dishonest, um, but not
necessarily openly violent or kind of openly invested in like
political parties, which isn't surprising. When you get someone into

(18:40):
this like nerdy type of politics, that's like yeah, they're
doing politics as it relates to being like a weird
nerd online. But you know, who knows his his friends
made us not not seeing this side of him at all.
Like who, who can? Who can say? Because he did
have a lot of fascist tattoos. So like, like come on, guys, Um,

(19:01):
on the he had like, like we said, son and
red on his left elbow. On the back of his
hands he had a he had the iron cross and
he had thor's hammer, but like like the like the
traditional one, not like marvel movie shit. In a funny
maybe coincidence this guy, the assassin, was actually interviewed twice

(19:22):
on television in like months before the attack, just as
an average citizen on the street giving his opinion on politics. Um.
One of them, he they were he was interviewed with
his girlfriend and they were complaining about Argentina's social welfare programs,
saying that they make people lazy. Um. And then in

(19:42):
another more recent one, in another more recent interview, he
was asked if he supported Argentina's new finance minister, which
he responded Hell No, and then he offered his opinion
as well, saying that he doesn't support Christina either. Uh,
Christina's later the person he tries to kill. You know,
I will say this. This is this is not out

(20:04):
of line, for like when whenever a journalist tries to
pick a random person on the street, like it's like they're, they're, they're,
they're always interviewing Hitler, Mussolini, like it's it's just every
single time. Like this guy is a Repretenti senative sample
of those people. But yeah, so he gives up his
unsolicited opinion on Christina, who he then tries to murder
on TV, just a month before he tries to kill her. Um.

(20:26):
So now back at the scene, authorities said that. So
the gun, they had five bullets inside. Um, the serial
number was partially, partially removed. Um, it was. It was
an older it was an older gun. It was not
was was not brand new. Um, they said that the
gun model had not, had not been manufactured in forty years. Um,

(20:50):
but it's a the IT looks like it was made
until nine eight. Again, it's pretty old. Yeah, the gun
could have failed to fire because it was broken or
because it was just improperly loaded. Um, because have you
come across the Argentine media articles which we're explaining how
to properly cock the hammer on one? Because that's a real, real,

(21:15):
really interesting take? Stuff being like next time. So good stuff,
as always, from from our friends in the media. And reportedly, uh,
the gun tried to try to get fired twice. So
pull pull the Trigar at least two times, and when
they recovered it there was no round chambered. So he
may have just not like like. He could have just

(21:38):
not cocked it at all and that could be why
I didn't fire. Like it's unclear that this whole thing
is really like the like. It's it's the Verdin Virgin
Kirshner assassin versus the chat abbe assassin, that the chat
aube assassin went to the time of building his own weapon.
He fired it twice. bullshots went off. The fucking Virgin,
this guy, zero, fires it twice. Doesn't, doesn't build his

(22:00):
own weapons. Zero bullets come out. Do we know if
it's legal for this person to own? The guy in
Argentina it heard they like a quiet legally and not
being able to test it, illegally and not being able
to test it, because that would have also sort of
got some attention to them. I believe it's illegal. Okay, yeah, well,
either way, I should have just stred down the older

(22:20):
the old method with the pipe gun and the battery,
I guess. Well, do you know what isn't illegal, and
that's assembling your own no, no, it's uh, that's very illegal. where, uh,
these products and services which support this podcast very not illegal.

(22:46):
All right, we are we we are back. I'm going
to share with you, guys, the document I'm looking at, uh,
so you can so you can have have fun looking
at all of these uh, these symbols with me. Um,
screw to where the first picture is, Um, and then
we'll then we're gonna go over all of the all
of the weird ship that we have. This is what

(23:08):
so we're looking at his facebook likes here. Yes, these
are the facebook pages that he follows. God. So, yeah,
this is a bit of a Red Flag. There's some
yikes here. So yeah, UM, thirty five years old. He
has a Chilean father and an Argentine mother. He's lived
in Argentina for at least twenty years. His profiles on

(23:28):
facebook and Instagram were taking down pretty soon. On his
instagram he described himself as a devout Christian. Sure, buddy here. Yes, yes, Um,
he didn't comment on Brazilian politics very much. It was
mostly interested in Argentina. Um, but and a lot of

(23:51):
the esoteric Nazi stuff. Um, a lot of the weird like.
There's actually an interesting history of Esoteric Nazia stuff specifically
inside Argentina as well. Obviously a lot of Nazis fled
to Argentina. They've kind of kind of been a fostered
ground for them. But yeah, there's there's a lot of
a lot of stuff here. Um. One of the pages

(24:12):
he follows is named Camarada Miguel S S, which is
just a picture of like Nazi soldiers in armed bands.
Your understanding this all right, that it's a hit and
nothing to me, there's there's there's a lot of stuff
Biblioteca esoterica, but yeah, there's there's stuff from like Gnosticism,

(24:33):
there's stuff on freemasonry, Um, all of like it's kind
of like a it's a little bit of a basic
bitch here. This is like it's not for for this
type of guy. It's not surprising. Obviously he's not like
a normal dude, but for someone who's into Esoteric fascion stuff,
you're like, okay, yeah, you hit all the things like
you're I'm not surprised looking at your page. Um. So, yeah,

(24:57):
like we said, he's tattooed with Black Son Iron Cross
and and a mule near. Um. Now, obviously the iron
cross the mule near are not symbols created by Nazis. Uh,
you know, they were previously existing symbols. Iron Cross existed
in the PRUSSIAN Army. The mill near is an old
nordic symbol. But both of these were UH CO opted

(25:19):
by the Nazis Pretty Pretty UH, pretty strongly. Uh Now
have very strong associations. If you scroll down to the
next page, Um, I have all of his tattoos here.
So you can see a bit of the sauna red
on his on his elbow, you can see some of
the hammer on his uh. I believe his right hand

(25:44):
has the hammer and his left hand has the has
the Iron Cross. Uh So, I mean, what's this diamond thing?
I'm going to get to that. So the Black Son's
son and Rad. We've talked about this on the show
a lot. Um, it exists before as of a lot

(26:06):
of limbs. A lot of liberals now think it's an
ASAV battalion symbol. Uh No, I mean that this you know. Uh,
a lot of Nazi mass shooters have had son and
Rad like patches and stuff for years and years and years.
It's been very popular. It's also very popular among Esoteric Fascists,
also very popular among like you see a lot of
widener group guys with this. Like you see there's a

(26:27):
lot of Russian soldiers who. But no, but it makes
sense as in its popularity as like an esoteric fascist symbol.
This guy is into all of the esoteric fascist ship,
so he's of course he's going to have a black
son Um. Uh. So the that now James mentioned another

(26:48):
tattoo which kind of looks like a diamond, which is
the drazzle Imuslum, which is how how? That's how I'm
going to pronounce it, because nobody cares um it. It
means a great, tall pillar. It's known as like the
tree bridge that would connect the earth to like the celestial,

(27:09):
like greater reality. The urmansule plays an important role in
like old GERMANIC paganism. Um, it was there probably was
a physical sacrificial site adorned with like big pillars. Um. But,
like like a lot of the old weird German ship,
it got notified. Um. HEINDRI kindler founded the Society for

(27:30):
Research and teaching of ancestral heritage in nineteen which was
this was in an organization with the aim of retracing, quote,
ancient Aryan artifacts that support the master race theory. Um
and uh, he used one of these for the original

(27:50):
symbol of this organization, which is all about like tracing
back old Germanic like pagan ship, to be like here's
evidence that we're the mast a race and all of
our he's he's like trying to manufacture anthropology which supports
all of the bad science that says we are Arians
and we are better. So he's it's in this like
fake and you know, it's like the Indiana Jones stuff

(28:13):
like this is, this, is, this, is, this is what
he's trying to do. Um, but that one of the
symbols used for that was the immenstule or the Yagdrasil. Uh.
Possibly this symbol was also linked to Odin. It's unclear
because the actual God of that represents, im Minstrel, is

(28:35):
hard to trace. Um. But yeah, probably a sacred object
in the form of a pillar that represents kind of
the trunk of the Nordic Spiritual Cosmos that rises up
into kind of the heavens. Yes, it's it's something. It's
something the Nazi's pilfered from like Germanic Paganism, turned it
into Nazi ship and became this idea around the spiritual

(28:58):
center of like German nationalism. It's like it's this, this, this,
this spiritual thing that represents how pure we are as
German nationalists. Anyway. Uh, obviously the shooter is not German,
which is kind of so I wonder. I wonder how
he has that. Huh. I wonder what he's trying to

(29:18):
stay there. It just likes German people. It's interesting in
the culture. But yes, he has one of these on
his uh I believe it's his left hand, Um on,
on on his forearm. It's a it's, it's a it's
a pretty intricate symbol. Uh. Yeah, that is like his
best tattoo as well. Some of the other is a
pretty robey. Yeah, the the millionaire Tattoo is not very good. Um,

(29:43):
the the the iron cross, is pretty faded. But but
the great pillar once decent um in terms of like quality. Again,
just we're just reviewing the esoteric fashion. Yeah, yeah, best, UM, look,
assassination week is also fashion week. Yeah, it's true. Would

(30:04):
you say better or worse than brees and the scheme
mask at this point? I like the scheme masks, I think.
I think it's slightly better. Take this, the thing that
James was asking about previously. There's this really weird symbol

(30:25):
that obviously looks kind of Swastika Ish. It's it's very
like it's, it's it's it's made up of like two
different runes combined into one symbol. Um, this, this is
this is the kind of logo of an Esoteric Neo
Nazi sect in Argentina founded by a very famous Argentina

(30:45):
and Neo Nazi named Nimrod de Rosario, which I do
like that. His name is Nim rode, like God. So, yes, Um,
I highlighted this this do you want to try to
try to pronounce that one? That one's uh, yeah, Argentina.

(31:08):
So like. So, that is the name of the sect.
It's the symbols a combination of the odal run and
the Tyra Rune. Um, hence the name Uh Tyro Dal
or UH tirodal. It's, it's, it's, it's a combination of

(31:28):
these things into this new thing. Um. So this is
like very popular for this type of like kind of
kind of esoteric Nazi writer. UH, inside, inside Argentina. He
had so that the assassin, or attempted assassin, had a
few of these things saved. Um, it was actually an

(31:51):
organization like the order of nights, the herodal nights. How
we say that? I mean not really. It's just a
facebook chivalric order. It's it's hard to say. I mean,
like no, they're not, they're not out there doing tons
of ship. Um. Are they laughing? Yes, yes, they are.

(32:15):
I mean all as soon as would any one of
these groups called themselves like an order of the Knights.
They're always larping, like they're always they're always doing kind
of alert like whenever someone into like the templar. Isn't ship,
you're like, okay, Agisian recently who joined like the he's
like sworn to protect Christians in the Holy Land. It
was very funny. Yeah, like come on, yeah, all right,

(32:38):
so he's a big yeah, he's got a lot of
Christian stuff as well, like I'm looking at the and yeah,
I mean that's that's kind of with all of like
the GNOSTICISM stuff, which it was draws on a lot
of like Christian imagery or Catholic imagery, and he did
describe himself as a Christian on his instagram account, which
still it's like, okay, but you're you're into some weirder
ship than that. But yeah, there's there, there is. There

(33:00):
is some of a Christian basis for this style of
of like esoterrorism. I feel you. Okay, well, I've just
found it that. I'm sorry, I just scrolled down. I
didn't expect to see that. Just expect to see what
is it like a cam girl? Oh yes, yes, he was.
He was retweeting a cab girl on his twitter. Yes,

(33:25):
so I have some other stuff here on the the
Argentinian Patriot front, um, but please different Patriot front to them,
the American one. But that was just talking. I just
wanted to talk briefly a bit about like Argentinian like uh,

(33:45):
Nazism or fascism, um, much like Brazilian stuff with Balsonaro
and the kind of the the the fascist groups that
have been active in both countries for a while. Both
of them have historical roots that go back to the
twenties twentieth century. Their new Nazi and Neo Fascist groups
that have been active in Argentina for decades. We've talked.

(34:07):
We talked a little bit about this in the Kyle
Written House Cultural Center as well. Um, as it relates
to like anti communist like stuff. Um, one of the
kind of oldest um groups of of of Argentina and
Fascism uh formed into a new group called Patriot front,

(34:28):
or friente Patriot Patriota. How how do you? How would
you say that? How would you say that? Patrick? I
was close, I was you were really there for like
of it. I already thought you had it, Um. But yeah,
this's this new group, Patriot front was formed in Um,

(34:51):
but it's based off of a very famous, uh, far
right leader called Aleandro Bandino. Um, just how again? That's
how how I'm gonna do it. UH, should his name is?
His name is highlighted here Italian, like yeah, that's yeah,

(35:11):
that's name. I mean, but he's, he's he's been active
in Argentina's far right sphere for a long, long time,
like he's he's kind of like the main guy who's
trying to do stuff. He's six, sixty six years old. Um,
he was born in Argentina. Um, yeah, I was. Argentina

(35:32):
has a massive Um Italian population. This has been like
this has a trouper sort of a long time. Like yeah,
and this sort of this cuts both ways politically, like
a lot of those guys used to be anarchists, like
there's a hugenicis huvement in Argentina for a long time.
So a lot of weird fascists. So it is. It is.

(35:53):
It is interesting that like this new Nazi assassin again
wasn't part of any of these groups. Wasn't really aligned
with his Patriot front group, wasn't really aligned with any
other kind of actual like far right political activism. Um,
he was just into weird. He was into like dressing
up as a as a wizard and talking about Weird
Gnosticism and Fascism online, and then he tried to kill

(36:15):
the vice president. Um, did he? It was just like
an impulse thing or it's just like a long planned
I think he did live nearby. I mean, I I
believe it's. I mean she was in the capital city.
So yeah, yeah, well, it's a it's a you can walkably,
you can, you can, you can get around, if you're dedicated,

(36:36):
people around the city. Which city is? Again, I can't remember.
I can't remember either. You know, I. I. WHO's to say?
WHO's to say? So, yes, this is this is the
story of the uh not assassination that was attempted a
few weeks ago in Argentina and the guy behind it,
who should have just learned to play D and D

(36:59):
um like. Honestly, yeah, well, he didn't know. He's probably
gonna spend a long time in jail now, probably. I
mean he he did not kill the vice president, but
he didn't put a gun into her face and tried
to pull the trigger two times in front of tons
of unfortunately, that gets you to attempted assassination. Yeah, yeah,

(37:22):
I think, I think it's I think, even if he
didn't know how to chamber his round properly. Yeah, once
again the master race prevails. So, yeah, and any any
other notes on on this guy or the stuff in Argentina?
Any any comments? Comments from the from the gallery? No,
fascinating stuff. This again, this is, this is, he is

(37:44):
so much less cool and worse of an assassin than
the big guy. This guy sucks. Yeah, compared to he's, he's,
he's the probably the least based guy we're gonna be
talking about. Yeah, I think right, like at least ETA
was successful in make someone into you can buy Nimrod's
books on Amazon Dot Com. That's a problem. Of those.

(38:11):
You shouldn't be able to do that. Come on, he
has a twitter account. All right, let's just read some
of these tweets. I mean English or Spanish. UH, Spanish,
but I can, I can Tan, I can do Google translate. Um, oh,
talking about Zionist terrorism. Um, the myth of the Holocaust.
I mean it's again, he's what do you expect? Physical

(38:40):
reaction to that last one? But yes, so, this, this
was the guy that had the symbol, that that that
had the weird, the weird combination ruined symbol, that that
the assassin liked the books of and use the symbology
of on his facebook. I just, I just sent the
writers of a twitter account to the cool so chat. Um,

(39:04):
I feel like once, once I go to nimbrod's twitter page,
on the WHO to follow section, it recommends Alexander Dugan. Good,
so that this this was the guy. I had vaguely
read somewhere that this guy like, like, isn't he dead?
I believe he's dead. So who's running this twitter account

(39:28):
for a while? These are some some lackeys using the nineties.
He died in seven. Okay, so this is like yeah, alright,
this is like some lackey is posting honest account to
plug his books. Um, yeah, in the state. Yeah, he's

(39:48):
retreating the Falange. It's funny. Look to the people he retweet.
You go to their account and it's like this account
is temporary, unavailable because it violates twitter's media policy. Yeah,
I wonder. I wonder why. I wonder what. Yeah, I
do like, Um, Nimrod's website is down, which is good.

(40:09):
That is that is nice. Um, his official website is offline.
So that's good. Um. It sucks that his books are
on Amazon, but you know, it's what. What can you do?
It is it is. It is good that he's dead, Mum.
So He is dead, the vice president is not and

(40:30):
the assassin's probably gonna be in jail for a long time.
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