cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/26869592

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Excerpt from This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von #566 | Candace Owens

#TheoVon #CandaceOwens #ThisPastWeekend #Podcast #TheoVonClips #Comedy


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Main Topic: The video discusses Candace Owens’s perspective on the influence of AIPAC (American Israel Public Affairs Committee) and Israel’s lobbying efforts on American politics and policies, particularly concerning the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Key Points:

  • AIPAC’s lobbying power: Owens argues that AIPAC holds undue influence in American politics due to its significant financial contributions and lobbying activities, exceeding what other foreign entities are allowed to do under the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA).
  • JFK and AIPAC: She claims that President John F. Kennedy attempted to force AIPAC (then known as the American Zionist Council) to register under FARA, but was assassinated shortly after. This is presented as a reason why AIPAC remains exempt from FARA’s regulations.
  • Lack of transparency and accountability: Owens criticizes the lack of transparency surrounding AIPAC’s activities and the influence it wields on American politicians and policies, suggesting this lack of transparency is intentional to keep the American public ignorant.
  • Double standards in media coverage: She points out a perceived double standard in how the media covers foreign influence, highlighting harsher scrutiny of Russian interference compared to the influence of AIPAC.
  • Israel’s actions in Gaza: Owens expresses strong disapproval of Israel’s actions in Gaza, describing them as tyrannical and potentially amounting to ethnic cleansing. She contrasts this with the media’s framing of criticism as antisemitic.
  • Blackmail and cover-ups: Owens suggests that blackmail operations, potentially involving sexual blackmail, are used to maintain control and silence dissent, linking this to the lack of transparency surrounding events like the Epstein case and the unreleased JFK files.
  • Impact on American policy: Owens argues that this influence leads to American policies that prioritize Israel’s interests over those of the American people, including military support and financial aid.
  • Personal stance: Owens emphasizes her personal values and willingness to face criticism for speaking out against what she sees as injustice, even if it means alienating some within the conservative movement.

Highlights:

  • The discussion of JFK’s alleged confrontation with AIPAC and the subsequent events surrounding his assassination.
  • The comparison of media coverage of Russian interference versus AIPAC’s influence.
  • Owens’s passionate condemnation of Israel’s actions in Gaza and the perceived attempts to silence criticism by labeling it as antisemitic.
  • The assertion that blackmail operations are used to maintain control and suppress dissent.
  • Owens’s personal commitment to speaking truth to power, regardless of the potential consequences.

About Channel:

Comedian. Life Survivor. Recovering white person. Muppet.

    • jimmydoreisalefty@lemmy.worldOP
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      It seems to be just how he is.

      He is a comedian, and he has had many experiences, many videos of him talking about them.

      Reminds me of Joey Diaz (another comedian) and his crazy stories as well.


      Quick search about the topic:

      The Genius Character of Theo Von [22:17 | The Internet Hardrive | https://youtu.be/NZLo78BEdtc]

      Generated Summary:

      This YouTube video analyzes the persona and storytelling of comedian Theo Von, exploring the authenticity of his often outlandish anecdotes. The main topic is whether Theo Von’s comedic persona and stories are fabricated or based in reality.

      Key Points:

      • The Question of Authenticity: The video investigates whether Theo Von’s stories are entirely made up, exaggerated, or rooted in truth. The creator initially believes many stories are fabricated, but through extensive research, finds evidence supporting several claims.
      • Investigation Methodology: The creator uses various methods to verify Theo’s stories, including Reddit threads, news articles, obituaries, and even contacting individuals mentioned in the stories.
      • Specific Story Verification: The video focuses on several key stories, including:
        • A trip to a casino with a substitute teacher (Big Richard), which is partially corroborated by a news article about a teacher’s lawsuit involving a teenager.
        • The death of Billy Conforto, verified through obituaries and online tributes.
        • An incident involving escaped monkeys, supported by a news article about escaped monkeys from a research lab.
        • A late-night incident involving a blender, cocaine, and a landlord, which, while unverifiable, aligns with Theo’s documented history of drug use.
      • Theo’s Shifting Persona: The video notes Theo’s ability to shift between a goofy, exaggerated persona and a more serious, insightful one, particularly evident in his interviews with Donald Trump and JD Vance. This leads to a discussion of Theo’s childhood and the potential influence of his upbringing on his personality and comedic style.
      • Conclusion: The video concludes that while the extent of truth in Theo’s stories remains ambiguous, there’s sufficient evidence to suggest that many are based on real experiences, albeit potentially embellished for comedic effect. The creator ultimately suggests that Theo’s genius lies in his ability to blend truth and fiction, creating relatable and engaging narratives that leave the audience questioning the line between reality and performance.

      Highlights:

      • The detailed investigation process, showcasing the effort to verify Theo’s claims.
      • The surprising discovery of evidence supporting seemingly unbelievable stories.
      • The exploration of Theo’s complex character and the potential reasons behind his shifting persona.
  • RowRowRowYourBot@sh.itjust.works
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    “JFK and AIPAC: She claims that President John F. Kennedy attempted to force AIPAC (then known as the American Zionist Council) to register under FARA, but was assassinated shortly after. This is presented as a reason why AIPAC remains exempt from FARA’s regulations.”

    This seems like a massive stretch that could easily be coincidental.

    • jimmydoreisalefty@lemmy.worldOP
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      Yes, it is considered a conspiracy, like many government dealings. We would have to wait until leaks are released or someone unseals the government files many decades later for the mainstream media and the status quo to report on these topics.

      Similar to other conspiracies that have to do with the alphabet agencies (e.g., FBI, CIA, NSA…); Malcolm X, Martin Luther King Jr., and the death of other Black activists, as well as Mossad connections and Epstein files.


      Edit: Martin Luther King -> Martin Luther King Jr.