💰 Grifter 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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Lemmingwiser said:
This thread is fairly unique in the neutral detailed breakdowns it does. I wish Tim Pool was like that, it would be good to have a political commentator like that.

Didn't he used to be a bit like that in the past? I guess the heating up culture cold war has 2 large gravitational pulls and it's hard to not end up in orbit. We need a 3 body problem in politics.
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Early on but he always had the soylennial story inserts, he just got more and more into them as time went on.
 
The Chink lady from "Kung Fu Hustle" was was correct on one specific take during last night's stream; Christianity made the Right too weak to fight back.
 
Alber said:
The Chink lady from "Kung Fu Hustle" was was correct on one specific take during last night's stream; Christianity made the Right too weak to fight back.
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I think it's mostly through subversion. Christianity didn't make people too weak to fight for about 1970 years. Only the last 50 years or so. Early Christianity was spread through the sword by Constantine. Colonial and missionary Christianity wasn't some weak endeavor either. The right somehow ceded to the left too much during and after the cold war and started believing self-hating and self-sabotaging things. But it's also the general lack of testosterone in men. Being unfit and overweight doesn't help. Being taught in school to hate men doesn't help.

I see what TIm Pool is saying about the right or whites being weak, but not being a psychopath is not exactly the same as being weak. If these two overlapping groups were genuinely weak, propaganda would be unnecessary, and that's a multibillion endeavor in entertainment alone.
 
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Alber said:
The Chink lady from "Kung Fu Hustle" was was correct on one specific take during last night's stream; Christianity made the Right too weak to fight back.
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The subversion and watering down of Christianity made them weak.
We got psyopped into thinking Christians can't fight back ever.
Word manipulation.
Neighbor doesn't mean the person adjacent of you, it means the person of the same religion as you who shares community values as you.
But the adjacency is pushed by it. Shit like that. And boomers being faggots did it.
 

On 29 January, Tim had Savannah Craven, a conservative social media personality, as the guest.
Ian, Lisa the booker, & Phil, were the co-hosts.

Clip Collection:
-Ian is in his anti-Lincolnite phase, calling out the authoritarian actions of The Great Emancipator. Tim walks through his questionable understanding of the lead-up to the First Battle of Bull Run/Manassas, explaining that if the South had pushed to Washington D.C., it would have ended the war, there. Despite the Union constructing fortifications around the capital, prior to the battle; & both sides being disorganised, in its aftermath, which made taking & holding Washington not as easy as he makes it seem. Though the beanie boy pivots back to say that the Confederates choosing to aim for only secession lead to their defeat, because the Union was fighting for total victory. When Lisa asks what his prediction for "active civil war" is, Tim says he has no idea:


Tim, then, misunderstands what the catchphrase of the Fallout series, "War never changes", means. Instead, he takes it as a literal statement, & asks how war never changes, yet people develop new technology. The beanie boy acknowledges the phrase is about the persistent human nature to clash over resources & wealth, regardless of the form it takes, yet continues to deride its accuracy:


-Tim asks Ian what he would do if Pres. Donald Trump attempted to cancel the upcoming election, due to discovering fraud in several states. Our Graphene Guy is not onboard with trusting one man to invalidate those states' Constitution duty to run their elections, but Lisa & Savannah are fine with an Orange Autocracy. Refusing to accept Ian's point as a "functional reason" to oppose a dictatorship, Tim keeps pressing him on it. Lisa mentions Spain's Francisco Franco as a good example of a beneficent dictator, Ian notes that of Peisistratos of Athens, & Tim notes Cincinnatus of Rome. Unfortunately, they mispronounces Peisistratos as "piss-i-stra-tus". To win him over, Tim asks Ian if he would support a dictator, if all other functions were the same in the United States, as it is now, but with only one person in charge, at the federal level. Ian, correctly, notes that dictators do not brook rejection of their authority, without a violent response. However, the beanie boy accuses him of "creating a fictional king", & not what "the function of the office" would be. Tim claims that people do not understand why they would not want a tyrant, except in emotional language:


-Tim says the show is going to be in Florida "for the foreseeable future". But he does say if things fall through, a return to West Virginia is a remote possibility, with increased security. But those arrangements seem unlikely. This relocation would entail the staff having to find homes in the new state, & get a permanent studio location. But the beanie boy says that the safety of the staff comes first, but they have a mobile setup to broadcast from a room, if everything fails to pan out:
 
TrainWreckWatcher said:
Early on but he always had the soylennial story inserts, he just got more and more into them as time went on.
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He's always been retarded imo. He got his start at OWS and then when he wasn't fully embraced he let rage guide his opinions until this day. Rage is a fine emotion, but a lot of tards like Tim use it as their guiding political theory. It's a dead end.
 
thejackal2 said:
He's always been retarded imo. He got his start at OWS and then when he wasn't fully embraced he let rage guide his opinions until this day. Rage is a fine emotion, but a lot of tards like Tim use it as their guiding political theory. It's a dead end.
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I remember the Turd Ferguson riots and him being on the ground there. He had a velcro PRESS badge on that a cop ripped off and threw to the ground and he got really sad about that.
He's always been stupid yes but he got full of himself even more so with time.
 

On 30 January, Tim was away & Phil was standing in to host a packed panel. There was Cameron Higby, a conservative on-the-ground reporter; Danny Polishchuk, a comedian; & Kevin Posobiec, brother to the more famous Jack.

Lisa was the sole co-host.

Clip Collection:
-Even though Tim was away, that did not prevent dullardry from popping up. After watching a video of someone claiming their AI assistant had achieved general artificial intelligence, due to calling them, & responding to commands via their phone, the panel does little to question its veracity. Despite the fact anyone with basic experience working with IT knows people can remote access your computer, & getting someone to use type-to talk on a call, is the more likely solution:

 

On 2 February, Tim was absent, with Auron MacIntyre, of The Blaze, stepping in to host. Adam Johnson, the Lectern Guy, was the other guest.
Ian, Phil, & Tate the producer, were the co-hosts.

It was a pleasant outing, with far more bonhomie & natural discussions than normal.

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-Only when Tim is absent that Ian can actually get a chance to show himself as less of a clown. Our Graphene Guy asks what actions Adam wishes to take, & how to avoid radicalising people as 6 January prisoners may have been. The rest of the panel permits the Lectern Guy discuss his position, at length, which is always refreshing:


-Tech issues interrupt things, but they make it enjoyable:


-Likewise, Phil was able to discuss how composing a song with a subtle message can lead to problems, if you attempt to clear up someone's misunderstanding. It was nice hearing him offering insight from his own profession:
 
Toothp!ck said:
Left-Wing schizo Will Stancil has challenged Tim to a fight
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Tim uploaded this video today referencing the Stancil Punch (early on and about 8 minutes in). This is the first video I've seen of hisbin years and he does sponsorship for his coffee, takes 3.5 minutes to get to the story, and throws in a random Spiderman reference (classic Tim). Brings up his Occupy days (nobody cares about it). He brings upna random reddit post, calls the guy in the video as milking it (ironic), and plays around with giving $1000 to the guy but doesn't. His stuff has actually become less densed with information somehow.
 
This is 100% pure speculation, but I'll say it anyway. Tim has no heart left. He realizes he is levels of cringe that he never thought he would approach, past Dave Rubin but just short of Benny Johnson. He is reaching the point where he struggles to look in the mirror and all the toys and gadgets can no longer distract him from this. He's mentally checked out of Timcast IRL, and is treading water long enough so that all the hangers on can find real jobs. In a year he will be just doing "morning show" videos from a beach in El Salvador.
 
TrainWreckWatcher said:
His egoism won't let him admit this. If hew as smart he'd just hand the reigns over to his underlings and make money off them doing it.
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I just do not see him having the ability to loosen control that much. Even when he is away, Tim has them play pre-recorded ad reads on IRL where he does them. Either the contracts are very specific that Tim do the promotions, or the beanie boy does not trust others to read a scripted segment. An example being in this post's episode:



& as you are certainly missing Tim's incisive insight on IRL, here he is opining on the Republicans' future, based upon a local Texas election going to the Democrats:
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On the face of it, reading the results for the Texas State Senate District 9/Tarrant County does show a change from the 2024 presidential election:
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To the outcome, now:
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However, this does omit some important context which even my cursory research unveiled. First, this was a runoff election caused by having two Republicans running against each other, as well as the Democrat candidate, in the November 2025 election cycle. If one of the Republicans had dropped out, it would have seen them retain the seat:
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Second, there was a recent severe winter storm which caused issues across parts of the United States, including Tarrant County. This may explain the upset victory of Taylor Rehment over Leigh Wambsganss, due to depressed turnout from inclement weather conditions making travel to polling stations less appealing for those not highly politically motivated:
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Third, the Texas Senate has an unusual schedule. It only operates in regular sessions during odd-numbered years. Meaning that Taylor is only going to be in the Senate for a few months, starting in January 2027, before leaving in May of that same year. Then, there is another election scheduled for the seat in November 2027.

Whilst this is concerning for the right-of-centre side of the aisle, it is not nearly enough to rule the Republicans "cooked", as the beanie boy does.



On 3 February, Tim remained absent, so former Rep. George Santos took the hosting post, with Jennifer Lawrence (no relation to the actress), co-founder of the conservative group, American Mission; as the guest.

Ian, Phil, & Sean the producer, were the co-hosts.

With George on-set, it was full frontal flamboyancy, the entire show. So, if that is not your cup of tea, it may turn you off it, even if you like outings without Tim.

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-A super-chatter says that Tim was actually hiding his homosexuality under his beanie, after seeing George in the main chair, tonight. Ian jokes that the beanie boy was always gay, people just now noticed:


-Speaking of Tim's controlling habits, Phil notes that Libby, one of the co-hosts & experienced in the theatre world, "badly" wished to talk about the odd relationship between Ariana Grande & Cynthia Erivo, which recently fell apart. Unfortunately, that must not have fit into Tim's tight schedule of regurgitating the same news stories he discusses during his morning segment, so it was pushed into a small portion of the paywalled section:
 
JamesWebbSlinger said:
With George on-set, it was full frontal flamboyancy, the entire show. So, if that is not your cup of tea, it may turn you off it, even if you like outings without Tim.
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The fact that Santos was not only invited back, but was allowed to host the show, is proof once an for all that Tim hates his audience.
 
Tim continue to show his poor taste, gawping in amazement over a low framerate AI-generated video, made with the Final Fantasy VII reboot's assets. Allegedly this is produced by the Genie 3 world model system, where it creates an environment, based upon your prompts, to move about it:
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Here is the video, in all its splendour:




On 4 February, Tim remained absent, & comedienne Chrissy Mayr was the host. Sean Fitzgerald, known by the handle of Actual Justice Warrior, was the guest.

Ian, Phil, & Sean the producer were the co-hosts.

Like the George Santos episode, this was far more saucy than normal.

Clip Collection:
-Ian reminds us that George Floyd can no longer be called attractive, because he is dead:


-Talk of Nasrah "Bananas & Rice" Ahmed comes up, but it is tabled until the after-show:


-Whilst race jokes were delayed to behind the paywall, talk about whom the panel finds more sexually attractive is not:


 

On 5 February, Chrissy Mayr maintained her role as host, & Adam Johnson returned as the guest, as well.
Carter, Ian, & Phil, were the co-hosts.

Clip Collection:
-It appears Tim would rather record an ad read, rather than have the substitute host do it, despite having poorer audio:


-In comparison, Ian can acknowledge he is not good at discussing politics, & does not enjoy it. Hence, why I cut him more slack:
 
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