Why does social media keep banning creators like us? 🤔 In this episode of the Digital Social Hour with Sean Kelly, we dive into the controversial realities of censorship, platform bans, and why voices like Myron Gaines are facing constant silencing. From TikTok takedowns to Instagram account deletions, this conversation is packed with valuable insights into the challenges of speaking out in today’s digital age. 💻🔥 Join the conversation as we discuss everything from controversial political opinions, social media policies, and the impact of figures like Andrew Tate to the rise of young conservative voices. This episode also explores hot-button topics like modern dating dynamics, the power of influence, and the role of the media in shaping public opinion. 🎙 Don’t miss out on this eye-opening discussion that will leave you questioning the algorithms that control our feeds! Watch now and subscribe for more insider secrets. 📺 Hit that subscribe button and stay tuned for more unfiltered conversations on the Digital Social Hour with Sean Kelly! 🚀 CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Intro 00:27 - Myron Gaines Banned on Instagram 00:58 - Tate Brothers Safety Update 04:18 - Ukraine War Overview 09:51 - Israel and Palestine Conflict 15:09 - Solutions for Israel Palestine Conflict 19:58 - Israel’s Military Strength 22:13 - Ideology and Warfare 24:04 - Deception and War Creation 24:53 - USS Liberty Incident 26:19 - JFK Assassination Analysis 31:07 - JFK Movie Discussion 34:02 - Understanding US Foreign Aid Law 35:03 - Twitter Rants and Reactions 36:48 - Value Exchange in Relationships 41:51 - Amouranth's $70M OnlyFans Success 44:14 - Male Virginity Crisis Explained 46:15 - Women's Preferences in Dating 49:25 - Dating Advice from Women 56:53 - Presidential Aspirations 57:34 - Obesity Issues 58:35 - Understanding Depression 59:40 - ADD & ADHD Insights 1:02:08 - Where to Find Myron 1:03:49 - Upcoming Debate Schedule APPLY TO BE ON THE PODCAST: https://www.digitalsocialhour.com/application BUSINESS INQUIRIES/SPONSORS: jenna@digitalsocialhour.com GUEST: Myron Gaines https://x.com/unplugfits https://rumble.com/freshandfit SPONSORS: SPECIALIZED RECRUITING GROUP: https://www.srgpros.com/ LISTEN ON: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/digital-social-hour/id1676846015 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5Jn7LXarRlI8Hc0GtTn759 Sean Kelly Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seanmikekelly/ #news #donaldtrump #theyoungturks #msnbc #influencermarketing
Chapter 1: Why is Myron Gaines banned on social media?
All right, guys, got him back. Myron Gaines pissed off a lot of people the first time, man. I'm sorry I did. You pissed off so many, you're actually banned on Instagram now. Probably the black woman.
Yeah. Yeah.
That's crazy. They're always mad. I feel like Instagram is the hardest to get banned on.
Nah, man, it's easy. I've been, dude, I've had like 10 plus accounts. I got banned for like dangerous organizations. I'm like, what the fuck? Like, how am I a dangerous organization? Because I teach people how to not be pussies or make money or get girls. But, you know, whatever. I'm banned on TikTok right now. RIP. Fuck TikTok. Yeah. It's been a week.
I've had like, what, maybe 20, 30 TikTok accounts banned. I've had like 10 plus Instagram accounts banned. My new one recently got banned. I'm working on trying to get it back. But who fucking knows now? So, yeah, bro, it's fucking lame, man.
Yeah, Tate's are banned everywhere too. They just moved to the States, right?
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Chapter 2: What are the accusations against the Tate Brothers?
Yep, yep. They just got in a couple of days ago. I've known for a few weeks that they were going to leave. You know, obviously I didn't want to say anything before, but I'm glad that they're here and they're safe because, dude, everybody knows that case is bullshit out of Romania, man.
Because for all the people that like, oh, no, they're pedos and child traffickers, you know, sex traffickers, blah, blah. That case has brought so much national attention to Romania that no one even knew where Romania was on a map before that case. So, excuse me. they're 100% incentivized to not just prosecute the case, but keep them in jail.
The fact that they got out of jail, were able to leave, shows that the case isn't strong. And then on top of that, even the judges told the prosecutors, hey, there's not enough evidence. We're not going to trial on this. So, You know, the Tates have so many haters that are just preying on their downfall.
And a lot of people have been able to make a name on, like, updates on their case, talking about how they're guilty, you know, trying to interview the victims, which are all fucking, you know, stupid thoughts that are angry that they didn't get a certain cut of the pie. That's what I think is just obvious that... There's no wrongdoing here.
Yeah. You think Florida is going to accept them? I'm seeing mixed articles about it.
Yeah. Ron DeSantis is a retard. So he came in and said, oh, they're not welcome in Florida, blah, blah, blah. But the reality is, number one, they're American citizens. You can't deny an American citizen entry into the United States. That's illegal. And I know this because I used to work in immigration. And the second thing is, shit, was it the first thing?
Oh, the second thing was he's doing that because Grinnell, who is a part of the Trump administration, I don't know if he's in his cabinet or not, but Grinnell basically had advocated for the Tates against the Romanian government. And Ron DeSantis isn't happy with Trump right now because Trump isn't advocating for him. So it was a way for him to kind of subtly attack the Trump administration.
Does that make sense? Yeah. It was a roundabout way of kind of like saying like, oh, these people are deplorable, blah, blah, blah. Because a week prior, the news broke out, or it was two weeks ago, that Grinnell basically had advocated for the Tates to be released and be able to travel.
We'll see if the Trump administration will take him in then.
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Chapter 3: How has the Ukraine war been portrayed in the media?
That's actually why a big reason why Trump was leaning on TikTok when it got banned and he brought it back within 24 hours. TikTok was instrumental in his ability to win the election.
Yeah. How do you think the Trump-Zelensky scuff is going to play out? Obviously, there was that heated exchange yesterday.
The Trump. Oh, Zelensky. Oh, yeah. So I want to say this. I'm fucking vindicated because I was saying this for years that Ukraine was losing the war. We were spending billions upon billions of dollars for no reason. And it's stupid. And everyone's calling me a Putin puppet or a Russian stooge or a Russian asset. And I'm like, now what, motherfuckers?
The president of the United States and the vice president agree with me. me. And I've been saying this for years. The reason why the mainstream media never wanted to report on this is because they wanted to keep rationalizing and justifying paying Ukraine all this money for the war because they want a proxy war. They want to test our weapons.
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capabilities out and they can go ahead and let the ukrainian soldiers be the guinea pigs and the russians so my thing is you know i don't think i think war isn't really the answer in 99 of situations so the war was needless man and honestly we could have avoided it a lot of people don't know this kamala harris was actually in ukraine uh like a week or two before russia invaded wow yeah yeah fun fact that's crazy yeah i guess she gave a bad blow job but the point is is that uh
Well, we know how she got ahead. But all jokes aside, the Biden administration was doing everything in their power to keep the war going and to keep giving Ukraine billions. And a lot of people don't know this, but Biden was kind of like an unofficial Ukraine liaison when he was vice president under Obama. He was always in Ukraine during the Obama administration.
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Chapter 4: What are the controversies surrounding US foreign aid?
But we're not going to fund one side so that they can continue to massacre the other side because that's what's going on. The reason why Israel doesn't feel a need to make peace is because they don't need to. They have the leverage from a military standpoint. They have the leverage with U.S. backing. So why are they? So we need to force them to make peace.
And we need to have strict regulations if they decide to break the peace agreement, whether it's us sanctioning them, us not giving them any aid, etc. The other thing I would do also is I would make both of them have some type of resource that the other needs. Maybe one party has all the power grids. The other party has all the water.
So they need to go ahead and work together and ensure trade together. to be able to exist. And I think doing something like that with harsh penalties, I think that could potentially work. Now, obviously, that's a very oversimplified strategy. But the point is, is that give the Palestinians their own state. Obviously, the Israelis have their own state.
And then put something in there where we're overseeing it, where... If either party was to get into a conflict, they would be significantly punished and would hurt both of them significantly. That way, they're disincentivized to go to war with each other and kill each other.
That's smart. It doesn't seem like that one's ending anytime soon, too.
Yeah, dude. I mean, it's been going on even before 1948, before the creation of Israel. We're talking damn near 100 years. Holy crap. So that's the only way I see it, man. Because the other thing, too, right? And this benefits both parties because the Palestinians get a state, the Israelis get a state. Finally, the Arab world can accept the Israelis.
The Arab world, you know, refuses to acknowledge Israel or recognize them. And that's actually what led to October 7th. They had a meeting with the Saudis. Saudi Arabians are very influential in the region. And what ended up happening was... they didn't answer the Palestinian question.
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Chapter 5: What is the historical context of the Israel-Palestine conflict?
So they were going to go to the table, recognize Israel, and they know that if Israel gets recognized by Saudi Arabia, their dream of having a sovereign state is pretty much gone. So they did the invasion, they did October 7th, and then that basically pushed back
the the um the peace talks with saudi arabia and recognizing it so um because it's wildly unpopular to support israel like obviously the government's kind of do it in a you know underhanded but you know the the people of the arab world hate israel because of what they're doing to the palestinians so if they were to create this two-state solution it would allow the arab world to finally start to kind of mend that bridge and begin the slow process of accepting israel
Yeah. Do you see the time? I don't want either party to die. You know, as critical as I am of the Israeli government, you know, I don't want any innocent Israelis to die, but their government is setting them up poorly by not giving them their own state. They're going to continue to get resistance and terrorist attacks until they give them their own state, man. And they got to do it.
And, you know, it's a travesty when either party dies.
Yeah, absolutely. Do you see the ties turning against Israel?
Yes. A lot of people are waking up, dude. You know, I'll say, and I'll kind of go through this real quick. After October 7th, everyone was backing Israel, right? We had this information. 2,000 Israelis got killed. Hamas went in there and killed a bunch of babies. They got put in ovens. The mass rapes, everyone was like, yeah, yeah, we're going to go support Israel. This is bullshit.
Then information starts coming out. We find out that it was 1,200 that died. Then we find out that about 400 of them were IDFs. Then we find out that the Hannibal Directive was activated that day, which the Hannibal Directive, for those that don't know, is a directive that Israel implements where they kill their own citizens and or soldiers to avoid them being kidnapped by Palestinian militias.
Why? Because they don't want to go ahead and do a prisoner exchange like they're currently doing now with the ceasefire, where there is an asymmetric trade between... Israelis and Palestinians. For like one Israeli, they got to give up like 100 Palestinians. So this is a diplomatic and geopolitical nightmare for the Israeli government, and they don't want to deal with it.
So the Hannibal Directive became a thing that it would kind of save them headaches later on when it comes to hostage negotiations. And roughly, what, two to three weeks ago, they just finally admitted this. Yoav Galant, the um, defense minister, basically the equivalent of RP Hexeth, the secretary of defense. He admitted that the Hannibal directive was activated on that day. So let's do the math.
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Chapter 6: How does Myron Gaines view the influence of Israel on US policies?
And this is what I mean when I say you can't kill an ideology. They can kill as many of these guys as they want. They're going to continue to resist. They're never going to stop. And the Arab world is never going to accept them. So until Israel understands that Palestinian sovereignty is required for their peace, there's never going to be peace in that area.
Yeah, it's crazy, man. When I was younger, I really believed in war. I was pro-war. I thought we were doing a good thing. And as I got older, there's a bigger game being played with all these.
It's bad, dude. It funds the military-industrial complex. Obviously, we have these neocons because the last war we had with Iraq, if you look at all the architects of the Iraqi war, they're all Jewish neocons. Wow. Bill Kristol, Pearl, Wolfowitz, Feith, all these guys are Jewish neocons, the majority of them. So- And then you look at the clean break memo in 1996.
In that paper, it was a paper written by, I think, Wormser, or he was on the board of it. No, it was written by Pearl, the think tank, I think. And then Wormser was... So if you look at the clean break memo, which was written in 1996, it was basically a strategy written
by Douglas Pearl and a couple of other Jewish neocons, Feith, et cetera, where they wrote this for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on how to essentially secure Israel's interests from a security perspective. And in it, the number one thing that they wanted was to get rid of Saddam Hussein. Well, we need a Pearl Harbor like event for that to happen. What was it? 9-11. 9-11 happens.
Now we have all the justification we need. Right. And then they came up with the anthrax story, which was a lie, saying that Israeli intelligence officials met with Mohammed Atta somewhere in Asia and transferred anthrax. And that's how they got the anthrax attacks. And then when you look, it says death to Jews, death to America. Come on, dude. False flag. So and they do this all the time.
The Mossad's old model was by deception, we create war. That's literally their old model. For obvious reasons, they changed it. Because that's too obvious. So now it's like, you know, now they've switched it up. But the point I'm trying to make here is that was a strategy from the beginning. And the Arab world hasn't forgot about that. So, again, I'm an America first guy. I'm an American patriot.
And I don't want to be fighting wars for a foreign country. I don't want American soldiers dying... in foreign lands in the Middle East for a war that doesn't benefit them, that we don't need to be involved in. All of these Middle Eastern wars have been for Israel, all of them. And it's fucking ridiculous.
But the reason why is because they have a strong lobby, they have incredible influence, and they run almost every main juncture point in American society.
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Chapter 7: What role did Israel play in the JFK assassination?
So you got the nuclear capabilities and then the ability to pay off politicians being pretty much impeded. They couldn't have that. That's why they wanted Kennedy gone.
Do you think when they release the JFK files, this will be in there or do you think they'll hide some of this?
I think the Israeli connection is the main reason why they haven't released the files. So interesting thing as well. And I was just talking about this with Jake. So the most famous movie that documents the JFK assassination is a movie called JFK back from 1991. And if you watch the movie, good film, but some things in it are correct. And a lot of things are off.
And, you know, obviously, obviously from really happened. Obviously from what happened. And in the movie, they talk about the mafia connection and the CIA connection, but they don't talk about the Zionist connection in the movie. And then once you look into the movie and see who directed it, who was it? Oliver Stone. Well, Oliver Stone, you find out his real last name is Oliver Silverstein, right?
He's Jewish. Then you find out that the person that funded the movie was a guy named Arnon Milchan, Jewish billionaire Zionist. Then it gets even better. He goes on Israeli television and admits he was a spy for Israel.
Whoa.
And not only was he a spy, he was a spy to preserve the Israeli nuclear program that JFK had been trying to stop. Holy crap. Yes. And you can look all this up. And fucking incredible. An Israeli spy funded the most popular movie that's supposed to document the assassination of a U.S. president, the very president that tried to stop Israel. the nuclear arms that Israel now has.
And he was a part of the intelligence program that was there to keep people from knowing about Israel's nuclear program. Because to this day, 2025, Israel will never publicly acknowledge officially that they have nuclear weapons. They won't do it. But we know that they have them. And I'll tell you how we know we have them. You go back in time, a couple of decades back, a guy named Mordecai Venunu,
was a whistleblower. He got 50 pictures plus of Israel's nuclear tech room, right? He had the pictures. He wanted to sell them to a news outlet. So he gets with this Colombian dude, and the Colombian dude sells it to a guy named Robert Maxwell. Well, who's Robert Maxwell? That is Glenn Maxwell's father. Glenn Maxwell, the one that was with our boy Jeffrey Epstein. Wow.
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