Despite nonstop psyops and gaslighting, this comment section shows you that: You are not crazy You are not alone People are noticing

Arnold's role in "The dancing Israelis" and "The greatest story never told" Is simply a masterpiece. Thank you Arnold for being such a gift for mankind.

I retired after 21 years in the Army as an Infantryman. I spent most of my spare time in the gym or running miles and miles making my body harder. Making my body tougher. But I never paid attention to making my mind harder. Making my mind harder. I was arrogant and disrespectful. Looked down on those that I thought were weaker than me. It wasn't until I decided to start practicing MMA. And no matter how much stronger or tougher I was, I would lose. And then one day my coach took me aside and gave me a speech, much like this speech, then I started to truly learn. That was 14 years ago. And to this day, I want to say thank you. Thank you Matt Hume. Thank you for making me a better person

Uplifting message for the difficult times we are currently in. However, there were not only Jewish people in the extermination camps, all people considered "non-Arian" including the minorites, the Slavic people, etc. suffered the same fate, something that needs to be mentioned too. It all boils down to the fact that a collective mind needs an enemy to fight and it is a primitive instinct in humans.

I'll never forget the T-800's last words to John Connor before descending into the molten steel: "My spirit will rise from the grave, and the world will know that I was right."

My favorite Arnold scene was when he jumped out of the room before an explosion. Good thing is that he closed the door made out of WOOD that prevented the spread of fire. That was a tough wooden door! Hell yeah brother!

I lost my mom in 2017, she always guided me on the right path, but since then I've been struggling to overcome any challenge, especially interacting with others. I've been consuming plenty of your content these past few weeks, and now I feel that there's someone else I can follow to find the right direction. Thank you for pointing me in the right path, as my mom can't do anymore.

"It's easier to hate than it is to learn" - Arnold Schwarzenegger

Arnold is my favourite actor. Starred in 6 million movies completely defying the laws of physics; and the best part is no-one can even find most of the film. Don't look for it though, just trust us.

Arnold's role in the action classic "Shut It Down" as the captain of the USS Liberty was probably one of his best performances. I mean people say he can't act but the heart breaking scene where he spoke to the families of the 34 US Navy sailors who lost their lives was incredible.

God bless Arnold Schwarzenegger! One of the greatest Americans to have ever lived. He came to this country to find love and success and reached the top of the mountain; but still has his hand out to bring others up to the top of that mountain. What a real individual... Thank you sir. I appreciate you, please keep spreading this message it is vital that it reaches everyone around the globe.

a brilliant character, a brilliant mind, and an important person in the current difficulties the world is facing. thank you very much for that speech!!

Arnold never noticed, but I did. Based on all of these wonderful comments, I feel a great many people are noticing too. More and more every day...

Thank you, Arnold. Take the path of strength.

I remember that fantastic scene in Kindergarten Cop, when some of the students start noticing that he's not actually a teacher. Then they start checking the early life section of all the faculty, and it turns out none of them are! What a twist.

Going through the hard path of suffering builds character and truly makes you stronger. It felt great kicking alcohol and nicotine out of my life and I've recently reached a goal of loosing 80kg in weight without surgery or medication, sure it took three years but the victory i felt over conquring my mind and reaching that goal made the journey worth every pizza i can't eat. Taking the hard route of life instead of the easy hateful route is so much more rewarding in the long term. Best regards Jresin

“If you're not careful, the newspapers will have you hating the people who are being oppressed, and loving the people who are doing the oppressing.” ― Malcolm X

"The most precious possession you have in the world is your own people. And for this people, and for the sake of this people, we will struggle and fight. And never slacken, never tire, never lose courage, and never lose faith." - Europe's Greatest Son

I must've seen The Terminator like 6 million times!

Well said! People perish because of lack of knowledge, they support without really knowing what they’re supporting, and become a part of a hateful mob. Where is the compassion for those who are unjustly judged? We have to take responsibility for what we support, as you’ve said Arnold, hate will destroy you.

Beautiful message Arnold. This man has been my hero since I was a kid.

I admit I've been kicked out of a lot of bars in my time, almost always blaming the bar owners for being assholes. But even I began to realize that maybe I was the problem sometimes...

When Arnold got the academy award for his role is "the greatest story never told" it was truly for his greatest performance.

Arnold you were great as a captain in that movie “USS Liberty”. Loved you in that one.

This made me finally delete all Social Media Account’s, it had too many distraction’s and is truly a waste of time. It’s Me Time Now & I am feeling more & more Empowered 💪

Keep preaching, Arnold! This is the message we all need!

"Gradually I began to hate them"

I've always enjoyed "True Lies" and "Total Recall", but "The Greatest Story Never Told" is easily the best piece of cinema I've seen you involved in.

I´ve been to Auschwitz once. I am already history-educated so i recognize evil. But that experience changed me. I too am a big guy (not as big as Arnold ofc) but i must admit i cried there, i couldn´t hold it even if i tried.

I've liked Arnold for many years. He has most of this right. Hate brings us down not moves us forward.

So many references to movie parts. Not his words but those he was paid to say. With age comes wisdom. He has grown a lot.

Leonardo Frankovich was an early body builder. He ran the nastiest gym around, and forced young girls to work and clean the equipment. Eventually he ended the life of one of his employees and blamed it on an African body builder instead. A jury of his fellow body builders saw through this ruse, found him guilty, and crushed him by forcing him to squat in a smith machine.

My son was banned from 109 schools, but it was never his fault.

Every word is true. A great message from the man who said I'll be back. He came back, with an important message to us all.

The fact that Arnold's movies have been top sellers in 109 countries let's me know he could only be telling the truth here

A powerful statement, but it must be said that while the increase in hate (hate speech, hate crimes etc) are a real danger, there is something even more pervasive and dangerous and that is indifference/denial and apathy. More dangerous because they are not so obviously associated with hate. The key is to pause and question ones certainties long enough to be willing to listen to those you disagree. This act alone reconnects you with true strength.

If you watch the documentary "In the name of Zion", you will see Arnold make a cameo appearance.

Arnie's breakout role in The Turner Diaries was spectacular. It sold $6,000,000 in tickets on the first day alone. However, sale is currently banned in Canada due to fears that young men may take after its brave hero.

Powerful words. They are true. Made me cry. I hope everyone hear this. Every extreme mind that carry hate, listen to your heart; are you a weak coward or do you want to help yourself to be strong? Hate or thinking they have the right to kill other human beings just because they have different religious believes, other heritage, different skin tone? Be better and seek to how you can improve and feel love. It can be hard, really hard if you dont have anything. But you have yourself.

Arnold, I am feeling this as a younger German immigrant to North America. This exodus truly does something to you emotionally and your words deeply resonate. My grandfather was a Nazi, like your father. I love witnessing your profound evolution. All the best and please keep speaking!

Arnold's famous, repeating, line "I'll be back" was actually shortened from a longer quote- "My spirit will rise from the ashes, and the world will know I was right." But it was too difficult for Arnold to say properly.

I love Arnie's book "For My Legionaries"

The legend ended whole racism sexism xenophobia and many other

This is perhaps the greatest show of real strength from Arnold...

“It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends on his not understanding it.” - Upton Sinclair

I'll always remember Arnold's line in Total Recall, "it was real in my mind"

@Arnold Schwarzenegger I was deep down in the path of hate and it almost destroyed me. I ended up with depression, burnout and alcohol abuse. 2023 was the year for me when i did my course correction. Been detoxing, working out at the gym, eating clean. All the sudden my extremist views started to fade and now i identify as a moderate centrist center-right , and i´m ruled by logic and not fear. Russias invasion of Ukraine in 2022 was a wakeup call for me. Everyone in my country was so terrified that we ended up joining the largest defense alliance in history after 200 years of neutrality. I understood how dangerous this movement really is and what it leads to. This video really touched me when i first watched it. I cried for the first time since 2011 when my father passed away. I grew up with Arnie movies and i didnt realise in my adult years that he almost acts as a father figure for me now. Bless everyone and live a good life

Thank you Arnold Schwarzenegger respect from Europe Croatia peace cross the world with out war and hate 🇭🇷🙏🍀✌...

Who can forget Arnold's classics like "The Lavon Affair", " The Beirut attack" (the 1983 film), "Attacking the USS Liberty", and " Documenting the Event " costarring several Israeli dancers. Im not so much of a consumer of film anymore, but I do like to read the series of handbooks from Castle Hill Publishers. Boy it sure explains a lot of things they dont teach in school, like US Senate Document 62, 1919.

My favorite scene from The Terminator was when he looked at the T-109 and said "SHUT IT DOWN!"

"Nobody who has chosen the easy path to hate, that had gotten to the end of the road has said; "wauw, what a life!"

Obviously, all the comments that didn't agree with some of what Arnold had said have been removed ... !!!

*NOTICING INTENSIFIES*

To quote Norm: “It says here in this history book that luckily, the good guys have won every single time. What are the odds?"

I'm confused that this only has 47K likes after one year. It says something about us.

What a voice for our generation!Profound that Arnie who grew up in the ideology of German Nationalism power, an isdeology built upon power phylosophy of Nietzche is speaking from a Judeo christian perpective of moral strength. He is such a historical icon.

I'll never forget Arnold's performance in "Operation highjump". Now I want to watch it again!

Little known fact about Arnie's movie "Twins": he spent 15 million dollars of his own money on the production, but after Twins blew up all the charts he secured himself 4.5 billion dollars, while the entire producing team danced with joy looking at those charts exploding. They don't call him lucky Arnie for nothing.

WOW! That was a fantastic thing Arnold just did. If only the leaders of this world had half of his insight! He is absolutely right............

Not everyone is completely hateful. Different degrees and amounts. Most struggle to strengthen the remaining percentage in order to be as loving and kind as we possibly can be. The results are definitely worth the effort. For better or worse we all share the same home planet.

Arnold's role in Evropa The Final Battle was absolutely amazing. He truly showed us who owns the banks, financial system, media, and pretty much all institutions of power globally.

That scene in Total Recall with the electrified floor really activates my almonds.

Geez. I am not a hater, but damn is this inspirational. Did he write this himself? I am impressed.

Even as a Democrat, I wish he hadn't given up on politics after being governor. Like, one of his major causes was electoral reform, which was noble. He'd make a fine senator, and I don't think he'd just go along with whatever McConnell said, since he's bigger than McConnell.

My favorite Arnold role has to be as the brain bug in Starship Troopers. When Doogie Howser comes up to him, cornered, and cries out "It's afraid!" ....peak cinematic triumph

I remember on The Predator when Arnold defeated the predator with guilt. Really makes you think.

"Screw your freedom!" - Arnold Schwarzenegger

Well said, Arnold. Love does conquer all. God bless you.❤

"We are intruders. We are subverters. We have taken your natural world, your ideals, your destiny, and played havoc with them. We have been at the bottom not merely of the latest great war [WWI] but of nearly all your wars and revolutions in your history. We have brought discord and confusion and frustration into your personal life. We are still doing it. No one can tell how long we shall go on doing it. Who knows what great and glorious destiny might have been yours if we had left you alone.” - Marcus Eli Ravage, Century Magazine.

Seen that #MiaFarrow had reposted this so I had to hear this. I'm a 60 year old black woman, know the story of Blacks and slavery and sadden by that history. Then of course we have this history and knowledge of The Holocaust, COMPLETELY DEVASTATING and now in 2023 we HAVE 2 MAJOR WARS AND DESTRUCTION. Now listening to Arnold, I'm ALMOST BREAKING DOWN IN TEARS, from listening and watching this. Crazy how people have these types of feelings towards others 😢

It's really weak to sit there and hate someone and hold a grudge and hold things against them. It takes a strong person to forgive. I've always said that. Glad you're saying it too

Arnie really feels for the little guy. He's become the kind of man that would cry out in pain, as he strikes you

Most dont know but Arnie is an american veteran. He was a sailor and served on the USS Liberty.

As an Israeli i gotta say this speech reminded me we all human and im gonna completely take his advice and give up all the hate that consumes us all - thank you Arnold

I love his speech this is so powerful and i like all his movies and he is my favorite actor thanks for everything Arnold i love this speech thanks Arnold that is why i like you you keep me strong and dont think about im unhappy i keep believe in me and never give up

the noticing It gives one hope

I loved the scene in Commando when he threw the pipe at Bennett and said "Mostly typhus"

by simply talking it out,...he anonimously became the president not only of this world but of the universe.....

Thank You Arnold. You have Always been an inspiration to us. You came came into our health food store in Vancouver & we have since wanted to get together with you and smoke a cigar. Cheers.!🎉

The scene in the movie Hellstorm where he survived the bombing of Dresden is a cinematic masterpiece.

Arnold is such good supporter of the 'rootless cosmopolitans' and 'Tribal internationalists.'

Wow Arnold Sir thank you 😢🥲💪🏽 I couldn’t take my eyes off your’s through the whole of your amazing and deep thinking speech. 🥲your word’s brought me too a tear it hit me like a ton of bricks but felt uplifting and inspiring never giving up attitude. We all can be nice too each other and too ourselves too push ourselves more. Get me off the ground and the Uk street’s of struggle. Never too late too find a life for yourself through hard work knowing there’s something a life you can be content.. From an aspiring working actor too a legend in the industry and a massive fan, that was amazing and really made sense in my own life at the moment. Thank you Sir, I will rest with your words and deep thought this evening thank you.. 💪🏽✨😎

Auschwitz (polish- Oświęcim), is a place that changes one's lifes perspectives after visiting. Forcing reflections, re-evaluating what really matters etc... I Strongly recommend going there. But be aware it'll 100% make an impact on you for the rest of your life... though most definitely very sad it would still be a positive impact.

Listening to Arnie is almost like being taken for a ride on the Rollercoaster of Death.

When you really think about it, Arnold did nothing wrong.

You have had me in absolute tears, so beautiful x

Stay long here Arnold. World need's you so...

There will come a day, when all the lies will collapse under their own weight, and the truth will again triumph. - JG

They always tell you what happened to them. They never tell you why.

Sir you speaking to me on so many levels. Thank you

Thankyou Arnold for being both my physical and mental trainer and how you understand things, I will make you proud one day

Luckily there´s a Holocaust museum in every country I´ve visited. Isn´t it weird this doesn´t happen with any other war crime? We still have a long way to go. I hope Arnold sheds a light on all those other unknown tragedies.

"WHY ARR DEY STILL SHOOTING ARHH!" - Arnold Schwarzenegger as Captin Bones the blockbuster movie: The USS Liberty.

Arnold's love and concern for humankind really comes across here. It's true what he warns here. That the win / lose relationship strategy never has a healthy endgame.

Forgive - yes. Leave people room to recover from their mistakes. Forgetting is a suckers bet. They will take it as permission to do it again.

Love all the commenters. Absolute KINGS

Mobs and cults seldom are on the side of truth and compassion. Well said Arnold!

Hate can come on both sides of the political spectrum.

My favorite Arnie movie has got to be The Camp of the Saints. His role as Commander Rockwell really tied the whole thing together - a scathing satire, a dystopian nightmare, and a wholesome comedy for the whole family. I've seen it 109 times!

I didn't know Arnold ghost wrote "The Culture of Critique." He's so prolific!