Tim Pool - 'journalist' who claims to be a sensible centrist & sucks Sargon of Akkad's wiener; Afraid of the Milkshake ANTIFAs

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Tim had no guest, substituting in Phil as an ersatz guest.
Ian was co-hosting.

But, alongside Ian & not wanting one of the chairs unfilled, they propped up a painting made by Josie Glabach, under the name of the Redheaded Libertarian, & Timcast employee, of their deceased cat:
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Speaking of Josie, she decided to weigh in on why Vermont is ranked as the safest state in the United States, using her libertarian logic, says it is the plethora of firearms making Vermont safest. But, she may have missed another important factor:
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*Tim talks about his gripes over YouTube's policies, almost completely uninterrupted: 0:08-25:12

Clip Collection:
-Tim may have finally reached his breaking point with Ol' Massa YouTube's whippings, saying several shows have been retroactively struck down, years after their release. Tim notes how he threatened to purge the channel, & YouTube's representative tried to coax him into not doing that. Will Tim actually start simulcasting, now, or has the beanie been boiled in the pot for too long?:


-Tim explains why he does not want to move off YouTube, as it is the biggest driver of memberships & it is the only way for the show to continue with its "slight growth" in memberships. Tim claims if he moved the live show to another platform, it risks the YouTube streams facing "deranking...losing a large portion of what funds the show". Tim has asked other platforms to match the potential losses in revenue, to which they are currently uncertain about:


-Tim says he pays himself via the revenue from the morning show segments, which gives him a salary of slightly more than "$1 million bucks a year". Tim goes on to explain how IRL is not making him money, & how he could live extremely well just on that, with no stress. Tim drops hints that he may be reaching a deal with Rumble, but remains mum on specifics, by calling it a "third party". Tim claims that the next step would involve "attack[ing] this thing" with a massive marketing campaign to label YouTube as "not safe for your business":


-Tim claims that his episodes were taken down, due to Google, YouTube's owner, employing people that were protesting against Israeli apartheid in their office. That is right, it is an antisemitic conspiracy to keep Timcast IRL off the air!:


-Ian argues that placing all your focus onto a single platform for ad revenue is good "at face value", but diversifying is more important. Ian goes on to describe how he felt about monetisation coming to YouTube, how he was doing drugs & cursing on-camera, etc. to which Tim seems nonplussed having Ian doing half of that, right then & there. Ian claims he helped to create Maker Studio:


-Ian always has mushrooms on the brain. Tim jokes that with dinosaurs going from being lizards to birds, & perhaps they were really fungi, all along. Ian makes his "Whoa, my mind is being blown" face & everyone starts laughing. Ian goes on to describe how fungi are actually spores from space, which were the source of all life on Earth, as he wishes he were on DMT to better explain it:


Barmy Ian is best Ian, as he takes Tim's joke about expanding Earth prevents water levels from getting too high as a genuine remark:


-Tim says the concurrent viewership does not count people, but "screens" & "60%" are from a television's YouTube app. Tim claims this raises concurrent viewership from 40,000 to 70-80,000:
 
of their deceased cat:
Did they pay money for that? It looks god awful
So he stays on YouTube for money but you're a coward if you don't quit your job on political grounds.
Glad you're caught up with the biggest hypocrisy of Tim.
I blame the civil war.
I thought WW3 was the new talking point?
BOTH OF YOU ARE WRONG
It is the global world civil war 3 and the ONLY WAY to stop it is by making culture with Tim so buy his coffee so he can build another ramp on his private skate rink in the middle of the boonies. Maybe he'll do a movie night for the 5 kids in a 50KM radius around him.

So reach into your pockets and subscribe today. You can also check out his weird sci fi news section where they talk about what probes aliens would shove up your ass and if bigfoot is real or not.
E: fixed typo.
 
Also, there was this Ian moment from the aftershow of the outing on 17 April. The topic of sex bots came up on this episode, but it did not present anything really clippable, so this did not just come out of nowhere. Also, Phil dings everyone's zany zoophile, Ian Kochinski, aka Vaush:





Tim had Danielle D'Souza, a writer & Trump supporter, as the guest.
Chris Karr & Ian were the co-hosts.

Clip Collection:
-Danielle is the one to push back on Tim's clown warrant hypothetical by saying that it is not some random nobody prosecuting Donald Trump, but a government. Tim quips it is just "the state government of New York" as if that makes the force it can bring to bear is any less effective:



-Tim argues that attending the Supreme Court trial & risking 30 days confinement due to contempt of court in New York is important to prevent "the fabric of this nation being torn to shreds":


-Danielle did not get the pre-show briefing that "Tim is always right", since she keeps pushing back on his blandishments about Trump being unworthy of a voter's support if he does not defy New York's courts. Danielle says not voting for Trump only leads to greater issues by ensuring a Biden victory:


Bonus Bits:
-Tim just goes full Desmond from Smiling Friends, sometimes:
 
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Tim's obsession with insisting that Trump defy the NY judge and go to a court case he doesn't even have to be at and won't be testifying in because "the fabric of the country hangs in the balance and declaring that Trump has no immunity will nullify the presidency" is very strange, even by Tim's standards.
People who like to watch shit burn are nothing new, but I legit think that Tim is so high on his own supply that he thinks he can instigate some Constitutional crisis just by personally goading Trump into not showing up to his trial.
He wants everyone but him to put everything on the line and risk it all just so he can kick pack and post Ron Paul "It's Happening" memes and eat popcorn. It's why he is pushing any "fan" of his that take him seriously (if there are any) to quit their jobs, move to the country and homeschool their kids. He's invested so much into this Civil War doomer shit, that if shit doesn't result in some cataclysmic change and the world doesn't go to hell within the next four to ten years he will actually be disappointed.
 
-Tim just goes full Desmond from Smiling Friends, sometimes:
You cut out the best part from the video, Danielle's face at the end of the clip I posted above your post. She just looks like "What the fuck did I get myself into?"

Tim's obsession with insisting that Trump defy the NY judge and go to a court case he doesn't even have to be at and won't be testifying in because "the fabric of the country hangs in the balance and declaring that Trump has no immunity will nullify the presidency" is very strange, even by Tim's standards.
People who like to watch shit burn are nothing new, but I legit think that Tim is so high on his own supply that he thinks he can instigate some Constitutional crisis just by personally goading Trump into not showing up to his trial.
He wants everyone but him to put everything on the line and risk it all just so he can kick pack and post Ron Paul "It's Happening" memes and eat popcorn. It's why he is pushing any "fan" of his that take him seriously (if there are any) to quit their jobs, move to the country and homeschool their kids. He's invested so much into this Civil War doomer shit, that if shit doesn't result in some cataclysmic change and the world doesn't go to hell within the next four to ten years he will actually be disappointed.
Tim is such an armchair badass. He won't even risk his YouTube channel, but tells everyone else to risk it all.
 
Tim's obsession with insisting that Trump defy the NY judge and go to a court case he doesn't even have to be at and won't be testifying in because "the fabric of the country hangs in the balance and declaring that Trump has no immunity will nullify the presidency" is very strange, even by Tim's standards.
People who like to watch shit burn are nothing new, but I legit think that Tim is so high on his own supply that he thinks he can instigate some Constitutional crisis just by personally goading Trump into not showing up to his trial.
He wants everyone but him to put everything on the line and risk it all just so he can kick pack and post Ron Paul "It's Happening" memes and eat popcorn. It's why he is pushing any "fan" of his that take him seriously (if there are any) to quit their jobs, move to the country and homeschool their kids. He's invested so much into this Civil War doomer shit, that if shit doesn't result in some cataclysmic change and the world doesn't go to hell within the next four to ten years he will actually be disappointed.
I think it's that Tim knows his bread and butter if made by spreading fear like much of news media does. I know when I used to watch Tim I was much more uneased by things I knew and still know, but after stepping back a little I'm much more realistic how most of the bad shit probably won't matter in the long run and has probably always been around in some way. World sucks, but you need to make the best of your situation and live a moral life.

I can only imagine what being around Tim is doing to Ian's chakras.
 
You cut out the best part from the video, Danielle's face at the end of the clip I posted above your post. She just looks like "What the fuck did I get myself into?"


Tim is such an armchair badass. He won't even risk his YouTube channel, but tells everyone else to risk it all.
This is really going out on a limb, and overanalyzing him, but I think from his perspective he has already risked it all. At his core, I think Tim is a hipster who wanted to be accepted with the Brooklyn crowd at Vice. However due to his overbearing personality people couldn't stand being around him, and he took it as people looking down on him because he is from a lower middle/working class background. Every once in a while he makes a "joke" about a post apocalyptic hellworld where he has a compound, guns and food and a hipster tries to steal his chickens. He stands over them as they try to break into his compound with his gun drawn, and the hungry hipster with a handlebar mustache cowers below. I think it is more of a fantasy than a joke, but hey that's just me.
He saw how much juice he got when he tacked rightward a bit back in 2015 or so and he went all in. He was rewarded financially, but further isolated him from the "cool kids" that he wants acceptance from. Now he finds himself talking to a rotating cast of MAGA meemaws and grifters on the IRL show every night that he secretly despises and he is miserable. He hates the people he's become surrounded by and the only way that he sees justification for it all is if the Civil War/ WWIII/ widespread social unrest actually happens.
 
You cut out the best part from the video, Danielle's face at the end of the clip I posted above your post. She just looks like "What the fuck did I get myself into?"
Here is the extended version, with restored scenes from the cutting room floor, just for you:




People who like to watch shit burn are nothing new, but I legit think that Tim is so high on his own supply that he thinks he can instigate some Constitutional crisis just by personally goading Trump into not showing up to his trial.
The further Tim is from direct consequences of an action, the harder he will insist you fight in his very particular fashion & if you dare to err from this, you will be labelled a "coward". But, if Tim is at risk of incurring consequences for an action, he will do all within his power to justify why he is not making a particular stand.





Right from the off, I have to take a moment to break down how misleading the title of this episode is, & it reminded me of how repugnant Tim can be, sometimes:
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Tim has either done little to no research upon Max Azzarello's motivations, if he came down upon "Democrat donor" to describe him.
At the scene of the self-immolation, people found a QR code which linked to his manifesto, posted on his Substack:
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Azzarello explained his "extreme act of protest" with reasons including:

*the United States government is part of "an apocalyptic fascist world coup"

*cryptocurrency is a "planetary multi-trillion-dollar Ponzi scheme"

*COVID was unleased upon us to disguise how crypto was causing massive inflation, as a scapegoat.

*"Clinton is with Bush; Gore is with Bush; Trump is with Hillary, and so on. When they present themselves in public, they are acting as characters that are against one another, practicing kayfabe as wrestlers do".

*Bill Clinton used his speech the 1988 Democratic National Convention to sabotage the campaign of Michael Dukakis to set up George H.W. Bush to come to power.

*Harvard University is "one of the largest organized crime fronts in history", citing how many writers for The Simpsons went there.

*Consequently, The Simpsons is a vehicle for brainwashing, via its representation of a dysfunctional family, & the town they live in, specifically citing the episode "Marge vs. The Monorail" as an example of "telling us that our eroding collective circumstances are our own fault, and we can’t do anything about it, while they steal the American Dream from us".

*Particular focus is upon 1988 as an inflection point, where this "totalitarian doomsday cult" began to assert control, but cites prior examples of brainwashing attempts trying to ingrain a sense of helplessness into Americans & the people of the globe, more broadly:
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*claims that "the government" has his laptop containing his "original research files", & took them through some undisclosed means.



Azzarello, also, filed a lawsuit against a number of individuals, claiming they have engaged in a "decades-long fraudulent scheme", naming several high-profile individuals, including The Clinton Foundation, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Coinbase (a crypto exchange site), & Mark Cuban, as defendants:
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*Max Azzarello allegedly had two different Reddit accounts, coup_radley & MrSamsonite, which have since been suspended, but screenshots taken prior to their banning show he was a self-described "anarchocommunist" & proponent of "left unity". I have not been able to find archives of these, so caveat emptor:
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*Also, connection was made between a document found at the side of Azzarello & one posted under the abovementioned accounts:
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While it is true that a photo emerged of Azzarello & Bill Clinton, which are being used to bolster his Democrat Party connections:
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& donations to both ActBlue & Bernie Sanders' 2020 campaign, Azzarello did not make any more after this point, per FEC records:
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(Archive)

Azzarello was also photographed, wearing an "Eat the Rich" shirt, in support of Bernie Sanders, with Newt Gingrich, former Republican Speaker of the House of Representatives:
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Azzarello, also used an Instagram account, dipshit_secrets, where he posted much of his conspiratorial ramblings, as well as commentary on Israel-Palestine. This clearly insane man's statement was somehow more evenhanded than Tim's apologetics for Israel have been. Again, these are not backed up by archives, so take all shown with a grain of salt:
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Azzarello shared this song about starting a revolution on his Instagram page:


Further undermining the "Democrat donor" label, Azzarello brought this sign with him, as he went to self-immolate:
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A good deal of this information came out in the immediate aftermath of Azzarello's self-immolation, so even a cursory search would have shown just how jumbled this man's ideological position was, & how this man appeared to be mentally unwell.



The worst part of it all was Tim mentioned & noted how Azzarello was "anarcho-communist", "hated everybody", etc. So why make the title "Democrat Donor Self Immolates Outside Trump Hush Money Trial" when a simple check of the FEC records show he has not donated in four years?:


Now, why did this title drive me to write all this? It was because I saw Max Azzarello, writhing on the ground after he was extinguished, after burning himself alive over an insane crypto currency conspiracy. Also, yes, Laura Loomer chose to post this video, without a sensitive content filtre, on "X":

I felt sorrow & pity for a man who clearly suffered from some form of mental illness, writhing about as a charred husk. When Tim saw that, he must have decided to use the most misleading, politically-inflammatory title possible. The only reason I can fathom is that Tim thinks labelling Azzarello a "Democrat donor" in his video's title will generate the most attention, & that sickens me. Or, if Tim did not personally title it, whoever did is repulsive.

& they only discuss Azzarello, the main topic of the title from 3:52 to 6:40, before beginning to rag upon the current generation being infantalised.

I try not to become too bothered by Tim, but this just really got to me.



Tim had Brandon Gill, the Republican candidate for the U.S. House seat for Texas' 26th district, as the guest.
Libby & Phil were the co-hosts.

This was the final episode in the current studio, as next week, we shall see where all of Tim's funds have been going to.

Clip Collection:
-Despite Libby & Tim clearly emphasising this man was a mentally ill person, that did not stop the title for the episode from being "Democrat Donor", rather than "Mentally Ill Man Self-Immolates Outside Trump Hush Money Trial" instead. You have to get those Culture War-motivated clicks, I guess:


-When Phil asks if Azzarello had any "coherent politics", to which Tim remarks how, as a leftist, he did not. Never you mind that this was immediately after Tim said how awful he feels that this mentally unwell man burned himself alive:


-Tim goes on to explain why Azzarello was "in the doomsday cult", as he was one of the "entitled, lazy [people]...didn't have anything to fight for & become purposeless" while putting their faith in aging politicians, like Bernie Sanders or Donald Trump, instead of running for office, themselves:


-Tim continues to argue for liberal-leftists going extinct, due to their lack of having children. When Libby brings up how they can still try to indoctrinate children, which Tim rejects as "less effective". As if to counter his own point, Tim says that "what the Millennial generation & Gen Z value in 20 years will be it". & considering how Left-leaning those generations are due to indoctrination on Trump as the second coming of Hitler, the LGBT issues, economics, etc. I do not think Tim thought this through:


-I am disappointed that Ian was not there for this topic, Tucker Carlson saying there are sub-oceanic UFO bases, populated by "spiritual entities" that are not aliens:


-Tim says him bowing to YouTube, over not wanting to be banned, is nowhere comparable to saying Trump should not "defend the fabric of this nation" by risking being jailed for contempt of court. Tim says he is not an elected official, just a guy who complains on the internet & "I'd like to complain on the internet, more", so he obeys the terms of service. Tim, also, claims that the sole thing they cannot say is "you want to kill anybody". Which is strange because an episode was taken down over the use of the word "troon" by a guest, if memory serves, as well as certain curse words leading to the show being demonitised:
 
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