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- First they try and cancel you. - They can't call me stupid and they can't call me unsuccessful and they can't call me the things they wanna call me. So instead they have to say I'm a bad person. - Then they put you in jail. - If you ever have anything, people are gonna come and try and take it, which is why they put me in jail in the first place. I have influence and they wanna take it off me. - And if that doesn't work,
They kill you. Everything comes to an end one day, unless you die.
And if you die, then it doesn't matter anymore.
Andrew Tate.
Welcome to the Jack Neill Podcast. Uh...
Why are you still alive? Well, good to meet you, Jack. First to shake hands. Thank you. It's a nice morning having breakfast.
Nicotine and caffeine.
- Thank you.
Well, I'm still alive, I think, because
I don't think that I'm as
high profile as I previously was.
Before, when I was saying those things that they were going to come for me, I was worried they were going to skip stage two. But they're now very invested in the second stage. They're trying very hard to put me in jail. I was in jail. I'm out.
I think as it stands, I currently have eight
ongoing criminal cases.
Which is, yeah. Did they make more money in stage two?
Well,
When you analyze these things, it's quite interesting. If you look at
let's say the British government.
They can take a prosecutor who makes 30, 40,000 a year.
They can type loads of pieces of paper.
They can mess with somebody who's wealthy, who's going to hire a million pound a month legal
team and of course
out of that million pound a month, 50% is tax. So they're getting half a million a month
off a 30 grand a year employee.
And they have all the interests of just keeping it
going for as long as possible. So the UK state
I mean, I don't want to be a conspiracy theorist and I have to be careful what I say. I certainly know and what I pretend I don't certainly know. But let's put it this way. Romania was a proxy. They were told by Western powers to mess with me.
And then...
Even though we discussed the matrix and we talk about how things are set up, what effectively that happens is
If a Western government says there's a guy in your country, want him dealt with, a prosecutor will investigate that guy, they'll put together a case, it'll go to court, that's what's happened.
It looks like the judiciary is semi-fair here.
And it's slowly being thrown away little by little.
and I'm winning because I've done nothing wrong. So now the UK state's like, "Oh, we can't trust those darn Romanians.
We'll do it.
So now they've raised a bunch of charges against me and they're trying to, I said it on Raheem. I said, I did one of his podcasts about six, seven months ago. I said, I believe the UK is going to come for me next. I literally said the words and within a month.
I don't know if I'm speaking things into reality or I could just see the future. I'm not sure which one it is.
But now the UK state's trying to say, I avoided tax and money laundering and blah, blah, blah.
So we'll see how it all goes. - What are your favorite, what are your three favorite countries?
and least
uh,
three favorite countries.
It's difficult to answer because it's favorite for what?
MR.
there's good and bad of everywhere.
You know, because I would say Romania. Okay, well, Romania is one of my favorite countries for a lot of reasons. It's highly religious. It's very safe.
There's beautiful nature. There's lots to do.
you can
walk around, I walk around with a million dollar watch.
We're driving a $3 million car.
nobody messes with me perfectly safe girls walk alone at night it's all great
But then
The legal system is a nightmare. I can tell you from personal experience, right?
So there's good and bad for each place. So it's like which country has my favorite legal system, which country has the best nature, which country is best to visit, because sometimes visiting a country is different than living in a country.
They're all very different things and what you'll often find.
the true
red pill of it all.
is that there's no light without dark. So all of the things you love about a country,
quite often come from all of the negative things about country. So I just described Romania, the fact it's safe to walk alone at night and any of you or any woman can walk alone at night and it's perfectly safe.
That is true. The reason for that is because the legal system is a mess, because if they catch you doing anything, you're going to jail and you're stuck there and you're not getting out.
And it doesn't matter, you know, like,
I can tell you endless examples. If you go to America, cars get broken into, cars get stolen.
Here, cars don't get stolen.
In fact, there was a couple of car thefts once it was big on the news. That's how big of a deal it was. There was a couple of car thefts on this particular street.
The police set up an undercover agent.
and they saw someone walking up and down the street, and a guy who was looking in a car window got picked up.
Now, in America, you can't arrest someone and put someone in jail for looking in a car window.
Here they can go, there was some car thefts last month. He looked in the window. Meh, close enough, year. And they put him in jail for a year without trial.
So it's like, yeah, it's safe. It's a good country until it happens to you. That's right. So it's like, which side of it are you on? When you're walking along with your family, you're looking around going, it's so fantastic here. It's so safe.
When you're in jail, you're like, this is not fair.
It's the same in Japan. Japan has a 99% conviction rate. That's because if you go to court in Japan, you're going to jail. Did you do it? Who cares?
society's safe so it's like do you want what's best for the ant or do you want what's best for the ant farm there are different things
If you're an ant who's been sent to die for the ant farm, you're unhappy. But if you're one of the ants in the ant farm who wasn't sent to die, but the ant farm's safer, you are happy. There's no perfect place. I mean, you look at America and England.
Okay, yeah, you haven't got to fear the law as much, but now you have to fear the criminals because they get bail.
And they walk away, you know, or they get out on some human rights crap, or they only do two years or whatever. In fact, the worst country for that is actually America, because you have to fear the criminals end the law.
They'll fuck you over some financial crimes and let murderers walk. The whole thing's a joke.
In England, you don't have to fear the law very much.
You only have to fear the criminals, but London's out of control.
In Romania, there's no criminals, but the real mafia are the government. You don't want to mess with them here. It's hard for me to say what my favorite country is. Everything like Romania... Is the US or UK in your bottom three?
Thank you.
Well, I feel betrayed by them.
They've betrayed me.
because they're run by Globo Homo.
Like.
If I was gay and I was this famous, I'd be standing next to the leaders of the country.
And I would be basically above the law and untouchable and celebrate it as the beacon
of Western civilization.
but because I'm not gay, because I,
go against their agendas. They're trying to put me in jail and they betrayed me, which makes me feel kind of homeless. I mean, it's kind of sad to think that your host nations have betrayed you. If I was Azerbaijani and I was just famous, I'd be one of the most respected men in Azerbaijan. I'd be having lunch in.
the presidential palace with the president of Azerbaijan, everything would be fine.
My nations should be happy for what I'm doing. What am I doing? I'm teaching young men how to make money. I'm inspiring young men to work hard and go to the gym. I'm inspiring young men to stick up for what they believe is right.
I should be celebrated as a cultural phenomenon instead of attacked.
so yeah i've been betrayed by them and it makes me feel quite sad because i am patriotic and i do love both nations but
What can you do when they're run by a homosexual mafia?
who are mad at anybody who doesn't want to chop his dick off.
What can you do about it?
Have you considered starting your own country?
Thank you.
Tristan kind of looked into it.
Difficult thing with the country is you need a military to defend it.
i mean the war room yeah i mean if we'd all go down the blaze of glory we do our best
You get a country, you get an island, you set it up, and then...
You just get invaded and taken to jail somewhere for by whoever.
You know, it's quite difficult to do.
I'd like to think that America can fix itself or that one Western country will come back to some degree of sanity. I'd like to really believe that, but...
We're going to have to see how it all goes. This is kind of out there. Do you wear sunglasses in certain interviews so people's energy can't get into your soul?
You know what, that's a good question. Let me take them off.
I do have bad eyes. That is true. So if the lights are in, if the lights in my eyes for too long, I start to squint. I don't want to look squinty. That was how it started.
But then now I wear them so often.
Yeah, I do like the idea of people not being able to penetrate my soul via my eyes. I also like the idea of looking out the corner of my eyes. I do that a lot. I wear really dark sunglasses and then I look at other people in the room.
Interesting.
Why I do that, perhaps I'm just paranoid, I'm not sure. I should think of a really cool reason. I should think of something really cool and inventive as to why I wear them.
But,
I just like having sunglasses on. Perhaps I do like to hide the windows to my soul. Not everybody needs to see in my eyes.
You know, like why? Not everybody has to see
They say that your eyes tell the truth.
And that is true. Like I can even talk from fighting.
No matter how good someone's poker face is, you can see it in their eyes. If you hit them with a hard shot, even if their face doesn't move, you see it in their eyes.
So when you fight somebody, you look directly into their eyes to see...
If you've hurt them or not.
So perhaps I like to keep my eyes shielded for that reason. I'm not sure, but I wear sunglasses. It's not just interviews. I wear sunglasses probably 80% of my waking day every day. I always wear sunglasses all the time.
You're really protective of your energy. That's interesting. Yeah, and maybe, you know, if they acid attack me, I can retain my vision long enough to get the Aikido and snap their necks.
I just don't really see the disadvantage. So I wear sunglasses all the time.
Unless it gets really dark.
what do you believe humans from the 25th century
will think of humans today.
Really good question. I think there's going to be a lot of things that we currently do that they're going to see as barbaric.
And they're not going to understand how we manage to function as a society without the kind of control that will be implemented on humanity by then.
So I'll give you a very quick example. So in the year 2500 or 25th century,
Everything will be controlled by machine mind. Everything will be extremely organized. Even the idea of the capability to drive, I think it's going to be very crazy to them if you explain that.
You had a driver's license.
and it was a piece of paper.
and that you drove around and that if you broke the law, you had to be caught by accident or by coincidence.
And if they caught you by coincidence, they took your piece of paper away.
and then you can continue to drive afterwards and unless you get caught again by coincidence nothing will happen.
And a lot of people lose their licenses and just continue to drive and the car still starts just as normal. It's not like it is in the 25th century where your ability to start your car is directly linked to your AI chip in your brain and once it's removed your car doesn't move.
and they can tell where you're going if you're trying to drive without license. No, it's all just big, big coincidences.
maybe maybe not that all the different pieces of paper are different in all the different countries and if you change country none of the laws apply anymore and that in fact your band doesn't apply anymore
Cars crashed.
We're gonna be amazing to them. So every time you got in your car, you took the risk that someone just crashed
and killed you?
And they'll be like, well, how did they stop cars crashing? Oh, we had white lines and.
A light.
when it was red, when it was green, and there was a white line.
What if they drove across the right white line?
Yeah, then you die.
And how did they stop crazy people driving? We didn't.
How do you stop drunk people driving? We didn't.
How'd you stop tired people driving? We didn't.
Roven.
Kind of luck, I guess.
Murder might be gone by then.
So you just go out, someone might murder you.
You know, people steal things, go in, they just take it.
How do you stop them stealing it? Well, you really can't. You have to call the police and have to try and catch them after and...
Everything will seem so archaic. Yeah. So like that's so unorganized. They're going to think, why didn't everyone just break the rules all the time?
That's what they're going to think. They think, why did anyone listen to anything? How did they even enforce anything? Now everything's enforced in advance or enforced instantly. Back then there had to be a whole big investigation and
That's how I think they're going to view us. They're going to do it as just how did anything get done? I view the world that way now. The reason I'm saying that is because I already view the world that way. When they talk about raising taxes in the 1400s, I'm like, who the fuck?
collected or paid tax in 1400 like how did you make someone submit tax i mean okay if you went to the land and they worked on the land you could steal some of their shit probably but
But like the big in the city of London,
How did they enforce tax code?
In the 1930s, how did they move money?
I hear about World War II soldiers sending money home.
Now.
Mm-hmm.
How? How did you convert your dollars to Deutschmarks? How did that?
How did you do a bank transfer? How did you? And that's only 50, 60 years. I could probably look it up.
And I don't know how they did it.
So they're just going to think everything was extremely dangerous.
Extremely scary.
Extremely slow.
Like, how did you move from England to Japan? Or you got on this contraption and you sat there and it went to the sky.
Like, well, what if it crashed and you died?
Like it's going to be very like death will be feel like it's right around the corner all of the time.
Because they would have fixed all those problems by then.
Do you think it'll be a godless society?
Well,
Once AI gets to the point where it knows everything and it sees the future and it controls everybody, I think...
They'll probably see it as a god in some regard.
It's all seeing, it's all knowing.
You know, it's omnipresent. It's got the power to end any life it wants.
You can just blow up your chain, your chip in your brain. You know, if you piss them off,
That's how assassinations will work. Self-destruct, boom, he's gone. Next.
So, uh...
They're going to have something pretty close to God there on earth and they're going to behave pretty well. There's something going to do their prayers and they're going to do what they're supposed to do. Otherwise, they're not going to exist for very long.
If you knew who was really in power, would you say it?
Okay, if you were on death row,
What's the last thing you'd say to the world?
Thank you.
Again, depends on the scenario. I think by that point, there's no point pleading your innocence.
I guess if you were going to die tomorrow.
What's the last thing you'd say to the world?
I'd like to be remembered as the person who always made the brave choice.
And I would hate for my situation, whatever I'm in to discourage people from being brave. I would make it clear that
bravery probably got me in the mess I was in.
But there is no world without bravery.
and that death is coming for us all,
And that if you try to avoid the fight and avoid being brave, hoping to save yourself and save your skin, you only buy more time.
and you buy time in a world that you don't possibly want to live in.
The world and history has taught us that even if you're a coward, even if you agree with the system, even if you do what the Matrix wants, even if you avoid the fight, you still get shot. You just get shot later.
So what's the point in getting shot later as a coward when you can get shot first as a man?
And I would just try and make it very clear to the world to never be discouraged from making the brave choice and doing what they believe is right because
The consequences for that are worth paying, even if they're dead.
They're worth paying because you'll be remembered as a hero and we're all going to die in the end. Why would you want to die as an insignificant coward when you could die a little bit earlier and be remembered for eternity as a hero who did the right thing?
I mean, in the eternity of the human consciousness, what is a few years anyway?
Like what is if you die 10 years earlier as a hero, or you have 10 more years of insignificant coward life,
sitting around hiding in your room as a worm to be forgotten forever.
Well then, if you're that kind of person, you truly are a coward. You're such a pussy.
I'd rather die as a hero than live as a coward any day of the week anyway. So I just try my best not to discourage anyone from being brave.
Andrew the human trafficker. Have you seen a single video of a single woman accusing me of anything? Why is it always the men who are against the establishment who get attacked? Why does Assange get a rape charge? I have one. Trump has one. Russell Brand has one. Everyone who talks against the system gets rape charges, but everyone who works for the system, even though they go on Epstein's plane to the island, they never get any charges.
If you knew who was really in power,
Would you say it?