Timestamps: (Sort comments by newest if you can't see all three parts) 05:37 Start 08:09 It's great to see people liberated, but when can we liberate ourselves? 11:47 Lore: Kirsche's aunt used to work at the Pentagon 14:55 Azur Lane 16:26 Kirsche's main opinion on the sandbox is that she doesn't want our troops there and she doesn't want us funding wars there - there may be exceptions to that idea 17:09 hic 24:47 If we go in and yoink your dictator, and you are happy, we should require them to govern themselves or else they become our territory 43:42 Sneeze 44:27 Nothing will make Kirsche drop a gatcha game faster than having multiple currencies for different gatchas 49:34 Explaining the IP issues with Xenosaga that killed the series - how Xenoblade go it's name, Kirsche refusing to play Xenoblade until Xenosaga was finished 50:23 The final Xenoblade DLC making a significant reference to the ending scene of the third Xenosaga game that implied the next game will tie the two universes together and continue the story of Xenosaga 51:10 Xenosaga 2 is Kirsche's favorite game in the series - it had the best story, but because of how many people got replaced, literally everything else about the game was horrible 54:17 Xenosaga 3 lost so much of the soul because of the fuckups from Xenosaga 1 to 2 55:49 Kirsche hated the mech combat so much, she just ignored it and grinded her party until she could beat the mechs with her party 58:35 Twitter: Iranians report that the popular "Bad Saba" app (used to determine prayer times) has been hacked. 1:00:50 Autism noises 1:01:29 hic 1:01:30 Video: President Donald J. Trump on the United States Military Major Combat Operations in Iran 1:02:17 Can we please actually fix our country? There are difficult decisions that need to be made to return our country to a functional place - it's irritating that other places can reap the rewards of liberation, while we still have to play with communists 1:03:54 It may be a good thing to get rid of a dictator that hates the west, and it may be a good thing to do things for our allies, but if we don't fix things at home, no one will be coming to help us 1:04:56 Japan is basically our best ally 1:06:43 Kirsche would prefer people to get involved locally and get things fixed - but we don't 1:07:04 If we have a class of activist judges released criminals onto the populace, why can't we just remove them from power 1:07:35 People may complain about authoritarianism, but every step of the way gets road blocked, people get assassinated, or people get elected to actively hamper that progress 1:08:09 It's frustrating to see us able to just take action in these other countries with no oversight, but why can't we do anything like that in our own country - we didn't get permission when we threw tea in the harbort 1:09:10 Kirsche doesn't want Americans going into other countries and dying - if we have to fix another country, they have to take control of it, or else we will take control of it 1:09:55 It's great for the Venezuelans, it's great for the Iranians, but what about us? 1:11:25 People have been saying that Hamas and Palestine are basically the same - is Hamas Iran or is Hamas Palestine? 1:14:37 If you're on the left and are a supporter of Hamas - if Iran wasn't funding Hamas, what reason would you have to be upset except for just being against anything America is doing 1:16:36 Kirsche understand that things will take a long time to fix the problems in our society, but she is tired of the uncertanty 1:17:48 Kirsche expected leftists to blame Israel for this, but now even the right is doing the same thing 1:19:32 One of the things Kirsche gave props to Russia for, when every country was trying to deny the Boer murders, they were one of the few countries that gave refugee status to them 1:21:04 Kirsche is tentatively optimistic that this won't turn into another sandbox war 1:21:16 hic 1:21:45 This is why Kirsche never paid attention to the sandbox, it seems like there are two entirely different realities, and it is extremely hard to tell which one is true - the same happens in America, but living in America lets you actually tell what is the truth 1:23:09 Panting

Foxu in uber tangent mode, covering the recent HAPPENING in the sand place

The funniest thing to me about twitter loons being big mad over Kirsche opinions, is just how normal or even mild her opinion would've been considered 15 or even just 10 years ago. I nearly busted a gut when they then went on to say they never even bothered reading her opinions or listen to her questions. This makes me glad I never bothered making an account on there, I'm too antagonistic to these types. I'd have a jihad called on me by the end of the first week.

There was Soviet involvement in Pearl Harbor according to the book "Stalin's Secret Agents" by M. Stanton Evans and Herbert Romerstein. Basically, Japan was divided on whether to attack Russia or the United States. Not wanting there to be a two-front war for the Russians, Soviet agents within Japan worked to convince their government to attack British, Dutch, or American targets in the Pacific instead. The main name I've seen brought up online was the German Communist Richard Sorge, but there were some other names brought up by the book, like Hotsumi Ozaki.

The funny thing is that i got the boat you were trying to get on my first try. I only had enough cubes for that one pull too.

woah, thank you for clearing so many things and thank you for covering it!!!

2 months in and 2 dictators down. Cuba and Mexico better watch out in March if old Don is going for the tripple.

3:34:53 i need this clipped, cause its fucking perfect, and kirsches "adorable stupid" voice is the fucking cherry on top! I cant stop laughing!

1:29:30 I knew this guy through church growing up, big brick wall of a polynesian dude, who was some sort of Army infantry officer. He loved war. He said it was like playing sports, but the other team is evil and you don't go to jail if you kill them. It really shook me at the time because he was such a normal guy. Dad in his mid thirties or early forties, soft-spoken, kind and dedicated to his church and his family. But I never saw him more animated than when he was talking about his time fighting in the Sandbox. "War endures because young men love it, and old men love it in them... Before man was, war waited for him. The ultimate trade awaiting its ultimate practitioner." - Judge Holden in Cormac McCarthy's Blood Meridian

2:15:00 The answer is the egg. Some ancestors of chickens had a batch of eggs with a mutation that made them chickens, and this mutation thrived to become the chickens we know today.

I mean at this point the left would be against fighting against the painter in ww2 if the president was the orange one back then, they're literally non-thinking entities taking up space

The news of Kaya's death was false. Apparently that was a hoax that was circulated.

Sai nai for the love of god. Same time though she says is-rai-el....

God is the Himbo who explains to his korshas how the world is. The people with the best country help you understand who is the real Himbo.

4:20:45 - quite the regarded chatter. The whole "real men retire early but aren't allowed to enjoy it" (my words not theirs) would've had signs quite a bit early if it was a good idea.

4:29:03 Because explosions don't discriminate when they kill.

You think the utensil man would find it productive to school you as a power move to others to show off how well informed he is "look at me, i'm easily this much smarter without even trying." But no, (feel free to correct me) he does the whole "omg this is, leik such a waste of time. Ugh, why can't she just realize like i'm too important to be here right now."

I know someone who is Christian who sent their boys to a Jewish private school, cause they preferred how family oriented the school was, and definitely didn't want them going to Houston public school

4:22:00 - lmao! Absolute "I want to be a good guy but I care what my haters think about me." Sounds like a problem that needs to be nipped in the bud if you know what i mean. ;)

2:11:38 Spirituality/philosophy/religion is like housing. Everyone needs somewhere to live, but very few people are capable of building a house on their own that's worth living in, and must live in those built for them by others.

I am astonished that Kirsche is smart enough that she doesn't want women to have power. It's remarkably intelligent to recognize that something so big is simply bigger than your understanding, and want someone bigger to take care of it for you.

That day was Sunday in Japan. Shoot

4:56:47 I have other places I can go to listen to people who know what they're talking about talk about foreign policy. I don't have anywhere else to go for this.

1:32:12 The point would be that he would get to feel smart and superior. He really can't hold his own, he relies on implied knowledge and his audience to cover for him. If he was 1/10th as smart as he thinks he is, he would have been able to figure out how to monetize the podcast channel he shared with Aydin Paladin instead of throwing a hissy fit and accusing her of stealing the money. Maybe the reason why he doesn't like Americans is because we generally don't play along with European class nonsense. He reminds me of that video when King Charles was getting coronated, he had a pen to sign something and afterwards he looked like he didn't know what to do with it and made a strange gesture combining contempt and helplessness (like he was trying to shoo away a moth or something) to a nearby aide to take it away.

From an Australian perspective, the “America gets nothing back” argument doesn’t match the ledger. Australia runs a trade deficit with the U.S., yet still gets caught in broad U.S. tariffs with no carve-outs. We commit tens of billions to U.S. defence platforms including F-35s, missiles and AUKUS submarines. That money flows into U.S. industry and locks us into long-term U.S. supply chains and sustainment systems. Our military posture is deeply integrated with U.S. Indo-Pacific strategy. Because of our geography, that alignment carries outsized economic and security exposure. China is our largest trading partner, yet we align firmly with Washington’s strategic position toward Beijing. That balancing act has real costs. During COVID-era tensions, Australia absorbed significant Chinese trade retaliation. There was no coordinated economic buffer. So when people frame allies as free-riding, it overlooks the financial commitments, trade imbalance, and regional risk countries like Australia already shoulder.

1:17:18 Similar story in the Philippines with MILF teaming up with the government they had been fighting basically since it was created to kick ISIS out.

Would someone like to remind Ilahn Omar that Muslism worship the same god as the Christians, they are both Abrahamic religions just with different customs xDD Orthodox' are having a fast at the moment too just so you know.

If Trump gets the Nobel Peace Prize for this, that would be peak cinema. 😂

The simple answer: we'll put as many of them in the dirt as they make us. Americans do not want this war, and Trump's gonna stop it if he can.