Conspiracy Theories and Historical Claims

It is July 11th, 1935, and if you didn't

know, all of the newspapers are owned by the tiny hats, every single

one. All the department stores, Lehman, tiny

hats. Many of the politicians we see in twenty

twenty-six, what are

they? Tiny hats. Remember the, uh, prohibition?

Who brought in the alcohol during the prohibition?

Tiny hats.

Oh, it gets good. Who owns the department stores

that people shop at?

Tiny hats. Who owns the cotton plantations?

Tiny hats. Who owns all the slave routes

and the slave trade and the slave

ships?

Tiny hats. Who owns all the media, Hollyweird, and

movies?

Tiny hats. And people are like, "We can't figure out why these Rothschild

Bolsheviks own everything." Because when you own the

newspaper and you own everything people are gonna shop for, you

control them. Oh, it gets good too.

So the tiny hats also own the tobacco plantations.

So all the cigarettes that people were smoking, tiny hats right there.

And then once the tiny hats were broken up by the

government and the tobacco industries were broken up by the government, they

switched to fast food.

That slop, right?

Tiny hats. You get into banking, you get into the Federal Reserve,

and I can name

them all.

In 1492, when Christopher Columbus, the tiny hat, came

over with three hundred thousand other tiny hats, you start to

understand things, right? You start to piece things together of

when you

own the media, you own the ads, you own all the

industries,

you start to connect the dots. America was a tiny hat

nation in forty-- 1492.

Oh, you need a six percent loan today?

Tiny hats. But what's funny is, is if you go to a tiny hat bank,

you could get a kosher loan, and you don't gotta pay interest.

Oh, goy. Oh, goy is right. Oh, goy.

Don't gotta pay any interest on that bank, bank note if you're in the

club, but if you're outside of the club, guess what?

Six percent, maybe fifteen percent, maybe thirty percent.

Maybe we can cause a banking crisis and make people pay thirty percent on

their

homes and get their property taken away.

And the word shyster,

shyster, came from using that as a term because people were

being screwed left and right by the tiny hats

and the Bolsheviks

and that whole entire...