Chille DeCastro Returns With OUTRAGEOUS Claims After YouTube Suspension

An extremely triggered Jose “Chille” DeCastro returned to live streaming on his main channel Saturday evening after serving a two-week suspension from YouTube and quickly returned to calling for civil war, blaming Israel for controlling the government, threatening a lawsuit against California, speaking out against traffic laws and threatening his “stalker” with a police report.

DeCastro’s stream started out of the gate with his announcement that he was sure that the United States was heading to civil war in the near future over data centers. The inventor of the Jock Sock reminded his audience of his beliefs that data centers are cover for the humanoid robots who are set to replace humans.

Returning to the idea of “civil” or “revolutionary” war throughout his broadcast, DeCastro warned his followers that they should arm themselves and buy stockpiles of ammunition in order to fight the coming war.

He then went into more antisemitic messaging, blaming those of Jewish descent and “boomers” for voting more than anyone else and encouraging his fans to vote. He said that he couldn’t wait for the next twenty years to pass as the “boomers” will have died off and that the mass voting blocks that keep the current president in power will no longer exist.

DeCastro went into an extended rant about the Israeli government, using the antisemitic code “our greatest ally,” was sexually blackmailing politicians who visit Isreal to “lick the wall.” He then called on his fans to rise up and vote in huge numbers in order to counter the takeover of the United States government by Israel.

Shifting tone, DeCastro announced that he had received a new ticket for “looking at a map while driving.” The map was apparently on his phone, in violation of California’s rules against using a phone while driving.

The failed Power Ranger raged that his eyesight was so poor that he could not read a map when his phone was placed in a holder on his dashboard. In his rage, he said that he would not pay the ticket and would instead sue California to challenge their cellphone usage laws.

This led to a reoccurring theme where DeCastro would attack anything to do with traffic laws. When he played a video featuring New York Governor Kathy Hochul, he again raged, calling the governor a “lying bitch” and claimed that “speeding” never hurt anyone. He’d go on to claim that speed limits, seat belt usage and driver’s licenses were all methods of control by the police over citizens.

The YouTuber became triggered by someone in his side chat later in the program, singling out someone named “Ryan Andrews” as he screen shotted a comment made by that individual.

He reminded his fans that he’s been in training since his early childhood and that if a “stalker” approached him in person, he would use force against them if he felt threatened. He also warned that any “stalker” who did not have a gun had no chance at winning in a one-on-one battle with DeCastro.

DeCastro would later state that he would be filing a police report for “cyberstalking” against his antagonists.

Apparently jealous of the attention that his former associate Colin Scott Campbell was getting in his on-going Twitter feud with Erika Kirk, DeCastro announced that he was personally embroiled in turmoil on his Instagram. He went on to proudly state that Instagram believed he was misogynistic due to his statements that women cannot be police officer.

Assuring his audience that he was not misogynistic, he again repeated that all female police officers were “DEI Hires” and should be removed from the police force. He would return to the idea that while women will fight in the up-coming civil/revolutionary war, they were no match physically for their male opponents in hand-to-hand combat.

The livestream saw DeCastro again change his “J.D.” character’s personality. While “J.D.” typically pretends to be on the side of the police while holding them accountable for their actions, DeCastro has changed the tone of the voice.

After being triggered by a police video, DeCastro called the associated police station twice, getting answering machines and screaming in the “J.D.” voice that the officers in the video should be “slaughtered” and “hung” for their actions.

DeCastro would later assure his fans that while he would do everything he could to revive his channel after his latest suspension, he was sure that YouTube would be unfairly removing the channel in the future.

He blamed a growing conspiracy by YouTube to eliminate any channel that spoke out against the current political administration for his previous suspension from YouTube and his belief that the channel will soon be eliminated from the service.

DeCastro’s furious return to livestreaming did nothing to spark interest in his backed GoFundMe campaigns for Sunday.

Roy Tripoloni’s campaign for James “James Freeman” Springer brought in $120.00 to win the crowd sourcing title for the day. It was followed by $100.00 new donations to the fund sent up for Luis Johnson. Angel “Kansas City Accountability” Moses rounded out the standings for the day with $10.00 in new donations.

None of the other campaigns that we follow saw donations for Sunday.

DeCastro has a livestream scheduled for Sunday afternoon.