What started as a series of protests against the killing of Jina Mahsa Amini, a young Kurdish girl in Iran at the hands of the 'Gasht-e-Ershad' / morality police turns into the most explosive series of anti-religious government protests in Iran since the student revolution of 1979. Will it be enough to overthrow Ayatollah Khamenei who is already said to be on his deathbed?

The Apes quickly move on to discussing Putin's desperate mobilization calls across the motherland. What was announced as a call-up to arms of trained troops in the 18-65 age, seems to be more of a call-up of the poor and minority regions of Russia to grind it out on the front in Ukraine without much of a plan.

Trigger warning, this episode is A LOT. The apes start off debunking the "September 24th'" conspiracy started in the Bundestag, but it takes them 20 minutes and gets them amped up.

Listening to Zuckerberg on Rogan, it's hard to believe he doesn't see some of the privacy concerns that even an ape-like Rogan identifies.

We all know that mobile phones are mobile spy devices, but now that we've accepted that, does anything else matter?

Finally, who is responsible? George Soros of course, while Victor Orban tries to fight the good fight. Sarcasm much?

The apes start off with a long introduction of the American university system to set the stage for Joe Biden's recent announcement of a $10,000 debt forgiveness for those making under $125,000 per year. To understand all this, we delve deep into the differences in universities in America vs. Europe - what you get for your money and ultimately who pays for it all.

As usual, somehow the apes go slightly off topic and begin drawing parallels to the American healthcare system vs. the European system.

In the end, we wonder if any of it matters at all since it seems we just print money - but we do wonder why the money isn't printed to help the citizens of the country first! Who's to blame? Certainly, it's George Soros, right?

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