The Claire and Rob Show #2: Fishtank

1:00  I am the Whisper of Secular Koranism.

3:00  Repetition

4:00  Trump's Indian cabinet

5:00  The Liberal Jew

6:00  The Liberal Party is the Conservative Party Down Under.

Corrupt political cartel

7:00  Matt Gaetz

8:00  Good looking actors

10:00  The older generation

11:00  Trump chooses his representatives for their physiognomy.

12:00  Clever and ugly people should go into politics.

14:00  Men are not for looking at.

15:00  People who look to marry a prince or a porn star

16:00  Secular Koranist marriage bureau

18:00   Fishtank

28:00  Choosing a leader under the Papal Conclave rules

29:00  Fishtank

31:00  How I would run Fishtank

32:00  The Underdog

35:00  The Liberal Party is the Conservative Party Down Under.

36:00  Matt Gaetz

37:00  A vanguard

The Abrahamic moral system

39:00  Vincent Bruno the mad scientist gay prophet

40:00  The Handmaid's Tail in reverse is Vincent Bruno's dystopian world.

42:00  Can't live with them, can't live without them. 

45:00  Sam Hyde on Hitler

53:00  Working for an evil boss

54:00  Is empire evil?

55:00  CEO of YouTuve

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Susan_Wojcicki

1:00:00  Russia nuking Britain

1:02:00  ICBM

1:04:00  Mass exodus from NATO

1:05:00  When did America stop being great?

The question of when America stopped being great is largely subjective and depends on various perspectives shaped by economic, social, political, and cultural factors. Here are several viewpoints based on historical and contemporary analyses:

- **Economic Decline**: Some argue that America began its economic decline after the fall of the Soviet Union when it lost a significant external adversary, which led to a focus on internal struggles rather than external dominance. This perspective highlights the period following the Cold War, where globalization led to outsourcing of jobs and a widening income gap, which some see as starting in the 1980s with policies like Reaganomics. 

- **Social and Cultural Shifts**: The 1960s and beyond have been cited as a turning point by others, with the cultural revolution bringing about significant changes in societal norms, governance, and community engagement. This era is often viewed as the beginning of a more divided America, with rising cynicism, the fragmentation of community structures, and the onset of what some describe as the "Great Divergence" in wealth and income.

- **Post-9/11 Era**: The tragic events of September 11, 2001, and the subsequent "war on terror" are seen by some as marking a shift towards a less open and more suspicious society, where fear became a significant driver of politics, policy, and international relations. The economic impact of these wars, coupled with the 2008 financial crisis, further strained the national psyche.

- **Political Polarization**: The political landscape from the late 20th century has seen increasing polarization, which some believe started to peak with the presidency of Bill Clinton, continued through the George W. Bush administration, and reached new heights during Donald Trump's tenure. This polarization is often linked to broader societal division.

- **Sentiments on Social Media**: X posts reflect a range of opinions, with some users pointing to the 1980s as the beginning of decline due to increased corporate influence over government, while others pinpoint the 1960s for cultural shifts or suggest that America's "greatness" might be more about perception than any objective measure.

In conclusion, there isn't a universally agreed-upon time when America "stopped being great." Various analyses and public sentiments point to different eras based on their criteria for greatness, which could include economic stability, social cohesion, cultural leadership, or military and technological dominance. Each perspective brings forward significant changes in American society, economy, or global standing that some view negatively. However, these views are often contested, showing how complex and multifaceted the notion of a nation's greatness can be.

1:10:00  NATO agent SJJ joins.

1:26:00  SJJ on Copium

1:29:00  Global cooperation under Secular Koranism

1:30:00  How white people can take moral and political leadership

1:32:00  WW1

1:35:00  Military tactics

1:36:00  The Second Thirty Years War

1:39:00  How squares work

1:41:00  Peninsula War

1:42:00  The Battle of Waterloo

1:43:00  Cannibals were forgiven.

1:44:00  Hansel and Gretel

French Wars of Religion

Albigensian Crusades

1:45:00  The European Wars of Religion

1:46:00  Constantine and the Conversion of Europe

1:47:00  Edward Gibbon said Christianity was the cause of the fall of the Roman Empire.

1:48:00  "Marriage is a natural state of Western civilisation."

1:50:00   The English Reformation

The marriage license

1:54:00  Monarchy and polygamy

!:56:00  Rebellion

1:57:00  Printing press

2:01:00  The Abrahamic God

2:02:00  quran.com/2/256

2:03:00  Culture wars without an official moral system

2:04:00  Meccan Revolution