Note: This article is a follow-up to The Search for a Broadcaster. Part I discusses Leonarda generally. Part II discusses topics which I would like to discuss with her.
Part I.
Leonarda Jonie is a stand-up comedian who was born in Montenegro and spent most of her life in New York City. The level of fame (and perhaps also infamy) she has achieved is largely attributable to her politically incorrect viewpoint which she has expressed through her comedy, as well as in interviews and in her own videos.
“Feminism was invented by ugly bitches!”
“I don’t trust the government for shit. I don’t care what they tell me. They’re like, ‘You should drink eight glasses of water a day.’ I’m like, ‘Why? What’s in the water? Is this why everybody’s gay, ‘cause I’m not havin’ it-- you understand?’”
“...Are you gay or do you just work in tech? I’m just tired of these men that I’m not afraid of.”
It’s not merely that Leonarda’s statements are “contrarian,” “shocking,” or “offensive.” The value is in the perspective behind it all-- one that is grounded in fact, logic, and nature. Perhaps she is trying to help us see through the lies of imprecise cosmopolitanism, and bring us back to ourselves. Leonarda leverages this perspective to point out the manmade absurdities of our world and make fun of it all. The receptive listener finds relief in the sane, grounded, unapologetic speaker who spells out the insanity in a funny way.
“There’s grown men ordering oat milk in broad daylight with no shame!”
“My mom got a whole house and she had only one fan! That’s called a ‘husband,’ for some of the dumb bitches in here.”
“You can’t have an attitude and Type II diabetes! If you’re over 300 lbs, you need to be as sweet as your blood sugar!”
I saw Leonarda perform live in Lodi, New Jersey on October 24th, 2026. I had the impression this may have been one of her smaller shows, due to not being in a major city (NYC is near, but on the opposite side of the Hudson River.) Leonarda looks different in person than she does on video. In particular, she looks a bit older. However, to me, this added to the charm of getting to witness the magic of the fearless honesty of a woman who is tired of the ludicrousness of this world and has been letting us all know about it for a while. I found it interesting that some of the audience members of “the racist comedy show” were not white; and, likewise, that several of the audience members who walked out early were white. Leonarda seems to have a unique ability to make edgy yet not-unfounded commentary on very uncomfortable topics while addressing a diverse audience and keeping most of them entertained in the process. Perhaps her feminine attractiveness makes it easier for everyone to continue listening.
While Leonarda has found enough favor to tour regularly as a stand-up comedian, she faces opposition from mainstream media personnel and outlets, including comedy clubs. Leonarda has been banned from so many comedy clubs in the U.S. that she has to rent out private venues in order to perform live.
Leonarda’s value lies in her resistance to herd mentality and her ability to point out propaganda, irrational and emotionally-based stances, moral deficiencies (e.g. women generally not wanting to take responsibility for their actions), and logical inconsistencies. This is seen in her comedy, interviews, and her own videos.
While Leonarda always incorporates humor into her videos, she does not intend to merely entertain. She addresses controversial, often political, news stories, as well as the larger topics related to those stories (e.g. race relations, feminism, religion, LGBTQ). Leonarda takes the time to analyze the events at hand and break down the questionable words and absurd actions of the people involved. In so doing, she shows us the widespread irrationality of the world we live in. She exposes people who are trying to get their own, selfish way, relative to whatever demographic they belong to, rather than express the truth. She describes the tactics people use to make their viewpoints sound palatable, and compares them to the actual, personal agenda behind their words. Perhaps the greatest potential of Leonarda’s work thus far is to heal people from brainwashing and subversion, particularly in regards to feminism. This is expressed most blatantly in her “Women Are Retarded” video series, where she shows examples of the irrationality and immorality displayed by modern women, and explains how they really are just hurting themselves. A particularly good example of this is a clip from Women are Retarded: Gym Edition, titled, How ‘They" Convinced Women To Be Naked. Note the number of views on the clip is much lower than the number of views on the full video-- though this is beside the point here.
Regarding subversion, she states,
"The way they can get you to do something that you wouldn't normally do, like take off all of your clothes, is to get you to believe that you're in a scenario where that would be acceptable. That's one of the ways. The other way is to change your perception of which scenarios are acceptable to do that in. And this is what I think has happened with women who are dressing in a way that ten years ago or even 20 years ago women would have never thought to leave their house like."
Part II.
Now that I have introduced Leonarda, as well as the praise due to her, I am going to discuss the potential I see for her as the broadcaster of the message of this mission, and what I would have to teach her, clarify to her, and correct for her in order for this to work out.
I will start with the potential she has-- in addition to everything stated in Part I of this article, of course. I implied in the last article that some people (many, even) are better than me at responding promptly and forcefully to others, particularly when the intentions of those others are opposed to mine. Well, Leonarda is one of those people. She has displayed this in interviews and at her comedy shows when someone tries to interrupt her, usually with something that is counter to what she is saying. One example is a clip titled, Comedian SNAPS on Heckler. That is generally a good ability to have here, and, furthermore, it’s fair to say that I have yet to see Leonarda use it in the wrong context (i.e. when she should be listening instead of retorting).
Another good thing about Leonarda is that, for the most part, I don’t have any surprises for her when it comes to discussing the “social order,” with topics such as race, gender, sexual orientation, etc. There’s no need to convince her that men are generally better than women at most things, for instance.
That being said, what I need for her to improve is much the same thing that I need for everyone to improve, which is a refusal to capitulate to black-and-white thinking while simultaneously not capitulating to “grey area” nihilistic liberalism, either. For instance, regarding what needs to be clarified is that, first and foremost, I need Leonarda to see what is truly important in these topics. I need her to understand that what matters here is not “racial identity,” but rather “genetic purity.” There is a difference, and for the most part, people, including her, are hyperfocused on the former. Likewise, I need her to see that the biggest problems with differences in behavior of different races concern quality in manufactured/built goods, and resource usage and allocation (as opposed to problems like defecating on public roads). Then, while simultaneously acknowledging these things, I also need her to look past them, and realize that the number one issue on this planet right now is whether life will continue. We can talk all day about what each group of people is doing wrong, and who is doing better than the rest. However, at the end of the day, the harsh truth is that no one is even remotely close to doing everything right. Even if what I assume her goal is was achieved (i.e. segregation of the races of humanity by country), we all still would be headed for the end of times. Likewise, even though some groups of humans probably will perform better than others at attempting to achieve equilibrium, everyone’s efforts are required. The current system that is divided into “producers” and “consumers” is broken. That being said, I again need her to resist black-and-white thinking here and understand that, even though everyone’s effort is required for success, this does not mean that anything attempted nor advocated for thus far by any type of so-called “leftist,” “communist,” nor “collectivist” regime is palatable here. You can’t force people into producing their own means for survival and thereby saving themselves. Governments, along with any type of “ruling class,” are generally only going to hurt more than they help.
It is difficult, isn’t it, trying to understand a perspective which is totally unique? People are constantly tempted to classify everything they hear into whatever political schemas they have learned, e.g. “This talking point is Republican, that one is Democrat, that one is communist, that one reeks of anarchy, etc.” That mode of operating might serve a person alright in many instances of attempting to filter and make sense of information. However, when it comes to dealing with me, and the perspective of equilibrium, relying on old thought patterns will only, literally, destroy you.
On a related note, I need her to realize that any and every society which existed in the past ultimately gave birth to the current society. Therefore, there is no period in humanity’s past which is “good enough” for humanity to go back to. We need to move forward, or die. More generally stated, there has been nothing produced in the crude oil economy, from a theological nor moral perspective, that has any validity in any type of equilibrium environment.
The final “social issue” I need to provide clarity on is religion. When it comes to religion, I need Leonarda to understand that serving your creator does not require faith and belief in religious texts. Instead, it only requires a dedication to taking actions which have a base intention of serving that creator, and also a foundation of knowledge of how to do so. That knowledge is the knowledge of how to best meet the physical requirements for all life on Earth, which is, indeed, the knowledge of how to achieve equilibrium. Of course, the physical requirements for life, as well as all of the things which we need to have knowledge of, were created by the creator(s).
In a conversation we had in July of 2026, Brian said it better than I could:
“In that video, she says that the people who bring their kids to gay pride parades are degenerate... She's saying the morality is what makes the difference-- knowing that you shouldn't corrupt a child in that way. But at the same time, at the end of the day, she isn't really any better off than those people because they all are going to die worshiping the crude oil economy anyway. That's the part nobody thinks about. They are taking it for granted. It's all the physical stuff that actually matters that everybody takes for granted and doesn't even talk about. You want to talk about spiritual? You think you're going to get away with murdering an entire planet? You are going to get picked out of a crowd to wear a crown during your judgment? Everybody's going to coddle your ass? It isn't going to happen-- I guarantee it.
The amount of regret that's going to be felt from people, no matter how special they think they are, right now or even during the time of the crude oil economy alone, the amount of regret that's going to be felt during judgment is unfathomable to their conscience right now. They cannot see it. It doesn't make sense to them. Instead of just doing the work and learning what you're supposed to learn and doing what you're supposed to do, everyone's trying to find a cheat code. That's what I see happening with religion.”
On that note-- it’s quite possible that nearly all of the technical knowledge I have to impart on to her would be mostly new to her. But, I don’t know for sure yet. That's a whole 'nother enchilada which is beyond the scope of this article.
Anyway, overall, I hope it works out with Leonarda, but if not, perhaps I will be led to someone else.