Joshua Lisec

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2,523 appearances 7 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 18 Aug

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Real Coffee with Scott Adams · The Scott Adams School - 07/21/26 Joshua Lisec Returns · 21 Jul 2026 podcast

And it can be done swiftly and it can be done gently, but it must be done.

And as I like to say, re-migration is compassionate, safe, and effective because everyone deserves to live amongst those with whom they belong.

Well, the Haitians and the, I call them the opposite Ohio first, they're the administrative, the NGO administrative complex of the businesses, of the religious institutions, the charities, the government, so on and so forth, that basically run the town, you know, the cosmopolitan elites, they're called by the working class people.

It's a working class for us felt post-industrial town that lost approximately 25% of its population from 1980 to 2020-ish.

Okay.

Due to NAFTA and other things that wiped out so many jobs from the community.

And then you had the opioid crisis that took and left a rather horrific impact on the city.

But when you talk to the people...

The Haiti First, I call them, the Haiti First community, they simply say, oh, we're not going anywhere.

We're staying.

We're going to keep driving.

We're going to keep working.

And you're not going to stop us.

And that, by the way, is the Haiti First community that speaks on behalf of the Haitians.

They're still in Springfield because the, in my opinion, in my opinion, the explicitly anti-white community,

NGO administrative complex wants them there.

And I think they use the Haitians as empathy props because they're non-white and it's much easier to use them as a political bludgeon against relatively defenseless, vulnerable, working class white Trump voters

in a way that the Latinos have not.

There's approximately 8,000 Latinos in Springfield from the numbers that I have seen.

And they tend to get along really well with the locals.

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