The Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris has been destroyed in a massive fire, and there are many theories as to what could have caused it. Is it a symbol of the West? Or is it a tribute to the Catholic culture and history of the building? And is it really as bad as some have suggested? Join host Nicholas J. Fuentes ( ) and co-host Alex Blumberg ( ) as they discuss all of that and much more on this week's episode of America First: A Call To Lead. America First is a show about Americanism, not Globalism, and putting the American people first. It's a show where we talk about what matters, and what matters most, and why it matters to them the most. America First! Subscribe to America First to get immediate access to all of the latest shows streaming on all major podcasting platforms, including Vimeo, Podchaser, and The Huffington Post, wherever you get your news and opinions from the internet, and your favorite podcasters. Subscribe today using the promo code: "AVOID" to receive 20% off your ad-free version of the show for the month of January through February. . Want to sponsor the show? ? Subscribe here! Subscribe on iTunes Learn more about your ad choices? Subscribe at anchor.fm/AmericaFirst? Learn about our sponsorships and become a supporter of our new sponsor, Vaynerdee Media. Learn more at anchor .fm/VaynerMedia vaynermedia/VoynerMedia.co/OurAdvertisers? Music: "The Future of the Future of Americanism?" Music by Skynet and "The New Service" by Crackle by Cracked Media: "AstroFabulous & "The Real Life Story (featuring the New York Times "The Good Life Project" by John Rocha "The Irish Times" , "The Best of the Irish Times & more! " in the New Music of the New Song by The Good Morning America? by John Ferendor "Acevedo " & much, Old Town Road " by The Irish Times " by James Gray is a new song written by the Good News Network And much more! " by the Irishman on The Good News by
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00:22:49.000You know, not so much to talk about on Friday.
00:22:51.000Nothing really happening over the weekend.
00:22:54.000I checked the news on Twitter today and I'm scrolling and it's like you know a little thing about a celebrity or like Coachella so I tweet out I go you know there's just nothing going on today what a shame what a bummer and then of course
00:23:10.000I guess we should actually say, wow, it's a good thing when it's a slow news day, right?
00:23:15.000Because not soon after that I tweeted that we did get our news today.
00:23:19.000Obviously the title of this show, what everybody's talking about, the big fire in Paris, the Notre Dame Cathedral on fire.
00:23:28.000And I believe the fire is basically under control now.
00:23:32.000I was watching it live for a few hours as that unfolded.
00:23:36.000I think it started right around noon or one o'clock.
00:23:39.000And so I was watching it for a few hours and it looked for a long time like it was going to be...
00:23:44.000Like, truly devastating in the sense that the whole structure was going to be completely demolished.
00:24:14.000We're sort of picking up the pieces there.
00:24:17.000So we will be discussing that, we'll be discussing the fire itself, the little history of the cathedral, some speculation as to what might have caused the fire, the significance of it, some of the reaction.
00:24:29.000I have to tell you though, I think I might make some people a little bit upset.
00:24:33.000I know many, many, many people were quick
00:25:24.000You know, I saw a lot of people on Twitter and a lot of people on the news mourning this from a variety of different perspectives, shall we say.
00:25:32.000A lot of more agnostic or atheistic, liberal-type people mourning the cathedral for its humanistic
00:26:56.000We'll be tackling it from just about every angle.
00:26:59.000Before I get into that, I do want to discuss a little bit of what happened over the weekend.
00:27:02.000I don't know if you caught this, but we were streaming on Saturday, we were streaming on Sunday on this new service, DLive.
00:27:09.000And I do just want to talk about this a little bit, not too much, because we do want to get into the main story for tonight, the big feature, because there's a lot to be said about it.
00:27:17.000But I do think it's important to talk about this because it matters in the way of censorship.
00:27:24.000If you guys haven't heard about this yet, it's a new, I guess it's a relatively new streaming service.
00:27:31.000It's called DLive, and it's sort of like Twitch in the sense that it's predominantly for gaming.
00:27:36.000And the reason that it's in the news, the reason I'm talking about it, the reason I've been streaming on it lately, is because PewDiePie, who's the number one YouTuber in the world, or I guess he's now the second largest YouTuber in the world, unfortunately.
00:28:34.000This is the kind of thing that's going to make the difference.
00:28:37.000These sort of independent power structures or independent power centers, I guess you could call it, people who are independent from the system, they're sort of iconoclastic personalities or whatever, and they have enough resources or enough clout, enough fame,
00:28:54.000Enough fan support, that they are able to operate independently of a lot of the institutions or corporations or organizations.
00:29:02.000These are the people that are gonna win the culture war.
00:29:04.000People like PewDiePie doing things like this, this is exactly the prototype of what I've been saying for the longest time.
00:29:11.000Because people have asked me a lot, you know, how are we gonna win the culture wars?
00:29:16.000You know, maybe the political battle is lost.
00:29:19.000But how are we going to win culturally, when the left controls Hollywood and the media and social media and music and everything else?
00:29:27.000And nobody really has a good answer for this, but I really do believe, I pick up on this pattern, you see these characters, this archetype, people like Elon Musk, people like PewDiePie, Kanye West, Notch, among others, who again, they're iconoclastic, they sort of resist the political correctness.
00:29:46.000They don't really go along to get along, and also they operate independently, not just from the political side and the narrative, but also structurally, organizationally.
00:29:56.000Somebody like PewDiePie, just one guy with a YouTube account, you know?
00:29:59.000He doesn't need Fox News, for example, like a Tucker Carlson does.
00:30:03.000He doesn't need a film studio to be in a movie or something.
00:31:00.000He says I'm not going to stream on YouTube Live where I have 100 million subscribers.
00:31:04.000I'm not going to stream on Twitch where I could probably make millions off of that.
00:31:10.000I'm going to take a chance on the smaller site.
00:31:13.000and it's a little bit uh you know nobody really knows the whole blockchain system that it's running on if it's totally legit or not but he says i'm gonna take a chance we're gonna try and do something new do something for the creators do something against sort of the status quo the way things are so i think it's real opportunity and obviously an opportunity for somebody like me who's been kicked out of 109 different services streaming and discord and otherwise stream labs whatever
00:31:38.000So it's a big opportunity for me, but it's also a big opportunity for the internet, you know, sort of breaking up these monopolies, the centralization of control.
00:31:47.000So I did see that, and we did participate in that over the weekend.
00:31:52.000I think it's important to just kind of, because I haven't really talked about it so much, I've been tweeting about it, just kind of doing these little streams, but I think it's important to keep an eye out for it, because I'll tell you what the solution isn't, particularly for tech.
00:32:05.000A lot of people have the idea that the way we're going to fix tech is we're going to take all the problematic people who are banned and put them on a new thing, like Gab for example.
00:32:16.000Where it works effectively by taking all the people that got banned from Twitter and putting them on Gab.
00:32:24.000A dozen of them are, like, actually good and they have a lot of good content and they got banned because their ideas were too dangerous.
00:32:32.000And then probably, like, 80% of them are just garbage, you know?
00:32:37.000Probably, like, 80% of them are just bad, like, toxic people.
00:32:42.000And you can see that if you've ever been on Gab, even if you're a reasonable, moderate person who knows all the relevant facts about our predicament in the Western world, even somebody like that could go on Gab and say,
00:35:06.000Five to ten minutes later, the fire starts, they say, in two separate places.
00:35:10.000And it's interesting, because there are some reports, I don't know if this is confirmed or verified yet, but they say that it started in two separate places, and despite that, there was nobody present at the time.
00:35:23.000Currently, the cathedral is undergoing renovations, so they say there's workers there coming and going, and other people, but there were no workers there at the time of the fire.
00:36:38.000Dotard Glumpf, Cheeto Man, he tweets out, you should just fill up an air tanker full of water like you do with a forest fire and drop gallons of water on it from the air.
00:37:10.000You think you could just drop 1,000 gallons of water from the air on a 10,000-year-old building and that's gonna be a better alternative than just, you know, having a fire there?
00:39:04.000They say it's been undergoing renovation basically continuously since it's been built and many people have pointed out that this cathedral survived many things.
00:39:14.000They say it survived the 100 Years War, many other wars, World War I, World War II.
00:39:20.000The French Revolution, and pretty sad in a way to see it brought down by something seemingly so random, out of the blue, whatever.
00:39:29.000And alongside that, people are attributing the fire then to other causes.
00:39:33.000They say, well, this cathedral survived World War II, the 100 years war, but it could not survive multiculturalism.
00:39:41.000I scratch my head and I'm thinking, well, I don't think it really has anything to do with multiculturalism.
00:40:08.000There's a lot of speculation that this was not random, of course.
00:40:12.000If the cathedral's been around for 850 years and all this has gone on, what are the odds that a fire just randomly breaks out, which is so destructive that brings the whole thing down?
00:40:22.000So people point to, obviously, perhaps it's retaliation for New Zealand.
00:40:27.000Perhaps it's part of a long-standing pattern, which has gone on this year in 2019, of Catholic cathedrals and churches being vandalized.
00:40:37.000And this is according to an article in Newsweek magazine, quote, France has seen a spate of attacks against Catholic churches since the start of the year.
00:40:46.000Vandalism has included arson and desecration.
00:40:49.000Vandals have smashed statues, knocked down tabernacles, scattered or destroyed the Eucharist, and torn down crosses.
00:40:56.000Sparking fears of a rise in anti-Catholic sentiment in the country.
00:41:50.000Maybe in bad taste, but... So near the Spanish border, vandals looted the altar of the Church of Notre Dame des Infants and smeared a cross with human excrement.
00:42:18.000So, people look at that, they look at the timing, they look at the fact that this is the Holy Week, obviously, Easter Sunday coming up, and we had Palm Sunday this weekend, and they say, perhaps, you look at all the circumstantial evidence, and this leads to Muslims, of course.
00:42:35.000People saying, I don't care what the evidence says, it's gotta be Muslims.
00:42:39.000And, you know, normally, I would probably
00:42:55.000You've got a lot of Antifa or left-wing people who are known to have done this stuff for decades, you know, hundreds of years basically at this point.
00:43:04.000And you know, I'm not an apologist for Muslims, but you've got that component that you have ideological opponents of the Catholic Church, not just religious opponents, you know, left-wing and feminists, not just Muslims.
00:43:16.000But on top of that, this is kind of peanuts compared to what we're talking about here.
00:43:20.000Smashing a statue is a horrible and reprehensible act of desecration, but smashing a statue is a simple act, pushing something over versus, like, serious arson, starting a major fire in one of the most important cathedrals in the country, and starting it in such a grand fashion that it burns the whole thing down.
00:43:40.000And then on top of that, you have to question, sort of, what would the motivation be of a Muslim?
00:43:45.000If we're looking at the explanation as retaliation for New Zealand, for example,
00:43:52.000Isn't the goal of the terrorism to cause terror in the people by killing them, harming them, shooting them, running them over, so on?
00:44:00.000So it doesn't really make much sense to me.
00:44:02.000Again, if the goal of this, you know, or rather the circumstantial evidence points to a retribution, vengeance for a previous attack or something like that, or just plain terrorism, I have to wonder how that's really consistent, how one really conforms to the other.
00:44:19.000Wouldn't they start the fire with people inside?
00:44:20.000Wouldn't there be attack with people inside?
00:45:05.000Who hate us and want to kill us and want to destroy us.
00:45:08.000You know, maybe your country isn't working.
00:45:11.000Maybe it doesn't even need to be Muslims for that to be a problem in itself.
00:45:15.000Don't you kind of understand the problem there, right?
00:45:17.000Where it's like, even if it isn't Muslims or if it's not likely it's Muslims, does it really even matter at that point if...
00:45:24.000You have to constantly be looking over your shoulder and wondering, gee, did that building just randomly go up in flames because of a gas leak?
00:45:31.000Or was it this fifth column of people in the country who, like, talk about killing us all the time, and actually had, like, a whole country in the Middle East dedicated to, like, taking over the world, and... Like, isn't that kind of problematic in itself, or do we have to wait for the evidence to come out?
00:46:35.000I would say the circumstantial evidence... I mean, I kind of get where people are coming from, but it's just a little bit general, you know?
00:46:43.000Like, yeah, anytime a Catholic church goes up in flames, I guess Muslims are suspect, but beyond that, there's really nothing else there.
00:46:51.000And actually, if you really start to think critically about what was done, I think less and less, you know, you're leaning less and less towards that being the conclusion, you know?
00:47:01.000So that's my take on the Muslim thing now on the significance of the attack Many people are saying this represents the West, you know, this is a very stale take.
00:47:10.000I'm seeing everybody They think they're really smart and big-brained, you know
00:47:39.000On the very first, on the very, you know,
00:47:43.000Basic level I look at the cathedral burning and I think to myself is there any way a cathedral can go on fire without it having?
00:47:51.000Significance right without people projecting on significance is it possible for a church to be destroyed or to be burned or like for anything?
00:48:00.000anomalous to happen in a church and for people not to project religious meaning on to it like I
00:48:07.000Where I feel like anytime anything happens to it, by the very nature that it's religious, people are gonna say it's a sign from God.
00:48:15.000You know, and some people are saying, a friend of mine, Simon Sasquatch, another friend of the show, he was telling me, well maybe this is a sign from God that...
00:48:24.000You know, the Vatican is corrupt or something.
00:48:26.000And others are saying, well, maybe it's a sign from God that, you know, we've rejected God in favor of liberalism.
00:48:31.000And some people are saying, maybe it's a sign from God that we've let in all these immigrants.
00:48:34.000And it's like, you know, can we not rule out the fact that maybe a church just caught on fire and it was just a church that was on fire?
00:48:42.000Not to minimize it, of course, not to minimize the tragedy, but I mean, I don't know.
00:48:47.000Can things catch on fire or is that just
00:48:50.000Completely ruled out the church is here for a thousand years It's seen a lot of history and a lot of cathedrals have fires in France and Germany and other places and I don't know.
00:49:01.000Are things allowed to just go on fire?
00:49:03.000Can my house start on fire without people saying well, well, it's different for me I'm a content creator if that's the case it was the Mossad but if it's like my neighbor my neighbor's house is on fire Is that like wow?
00:49:14.000Watching that house burn to the ground, it really says a lot about our society.
00:49:31.000Even if you are going to take the angle of this is representative of the society, I kind of disagree with this because when you look at the church and the church burning and all of that, to me this seems almost kind of random.
00:49:44.000It seems like somebody came in there and attacked it.
00:49:48.000And also there's the state of it's sort of ongoing.
00:49:51.000It's the fire started and it's burning.
00:49:54.000To me, I feel like the society is basically already dead.
00:49:57.000You know, if the church being on fire is supposed to represent the church as it stands, to me the church in Europe is already dead.
00:50:04.000Maybe if the church was on fire 150 years ago, it would have been representative.
00:50:09.000Maybe if this happened during the French Revolution, I would say, wow, this has biblical...
00:51:11.000So I do have a little bit of a problem with that.
00:51:14.000To me, the significance of it beyond that, I see it as a cathedral catching fire.
00:51:18.000I guess we have to wait for the motivation and the actual cause of the fire to say, like, does, can we project onto it a more civilizational narrative?
00:51:28.000To me, what was striking about it was the mainstream conservatives who were losing their minds about this.
00:51:34.000That was, to me, the real significance of the burning of the cathedral.
00:51:38.000Because you have people like Ben Shapiro and many others, not just Ben Shapiro, but many other mainstream commentators, of course,
00:51:46.000Lamenting the burning of the cathedral.
00:52:01.000Because I was at Charlottesville, and I don't want to make it all about me, but I think about Charlottesville, where they were taking down the Robert E. Lee Monument.
00:52:09.000And of course, the Robert E. Lee Monument does not even come close, doesn't hold a candle.
00:52:13.000I'm not trying to compare it in that way to the Notre Dame Cathedral, because it's not religious, and it's relatively new, and it doesn't have the same history, and so on.
00:52:23.000Of history being destroyed, of national heritage and culture being taken down and removed as part of this revolutionary social transformation brought on in large part by liberals, Jews, non-whites, whatever.
00:52:38.000And I remember the reaction of Charlottesville on the part of the mainstream right, people like Nikki Haley and Marco Rubio, who said that this was deserved.
00:52:46.000You know, that was racist and problematic and that should basically go away.
00:52:51.000And I think to myself, what in principle is the difference between a Confederate monument being taken down or the Washington monument being taken down because Washington was a slave owner or Thomas Jefferson's monument being taken down because
00:53:04.000He was a slave owner and he said that nasty thing about blacks one time.
00:53:08.000Or basically all of European civilization at large being systematically deconstructed and a fire at the Notre Dame.
00:53:15.000To me that was the real striking symbology that a church goes up in flames and everybody loses their minds but every day
00:53:24.000For the past 15 years, our entire civilization, and not just the art, not just the sculptures, not just the pretty stuff that everybody can rally behind, but even the little stuff, the little traditions, the little holidays, the people, the birth rates, things like that going away that nobody really seems to care about.
00:53:42.000And you have to wonder, is that because it's happening in a more legitimate and orderly process?
00:53:48.000Maybe we prefer to see the cathedrals torn down legally.
00:53:52.000You know, it's sort of like when Donald Trump talks about massive legal immigration.
00:53:57.000You know, all of white European people being displaced in their homeland in Europe or in their homeland in America.
00:54:04.000You know, it's only a problem when they break the law.
00:54:06.000It's only a problem when they don't have their papers.
00:54:08.000But when they come in legally, they can invade, they can replace, they can refresh the population, as Bloomberg says, so long as they do it legally.
00:54:42.000I'm gonna tweet about it, if I still have a Twitter account, but hey!
00:55:03.000You know, those imams at the Parisian city council, all those black and Arab Muslims who now run the city of Paris in the year 2075, if they vote to bring it down and they bring it down with a wrecking ball instead of a spontaneous fire, well then it's actually just okay with me.
00:55:22.000And of course the much larger problem, which is not
00:55:25.000The buildings, and the sculptures, and the ornamentation, but the people going away, going extinct, being corrupted, lacking virtue, well, you know, that's just a non-issue at all!
00:55:37.000Legal, illegal, education, media, it doesn't matter!
00:55:47.000So, that was really striking significance to me.
00:55:50.000I don't really project onto the burning of the Notre Dame Cathedral, this, like, civilizational narrative.
00:55:56.000But I do look at how people look at a building on fire and suddenly you know this visual is very jarring and stirring and I wonder maybe if people saw more of that maybe you'd wake them up to what's happening across the world because that's happening every day in just ways that you don't really see.
00:56:14.000You know, every day, for example, in the city of Chicago, 25 minutes from where I live, where they're reciting the Pledge of Allegiance in Spanish in schools, and all the neighborhoods that might have been formerly Irish and Italian and Polish and so on.
00:56:29.000But all the other neighborhoods going away.
00:56:32.000They're all Mexican, or they're Central American, or whatever, whatever, and they're speaking Spanish.
00:56:37.000You know, that's kind of like, on a smaller scale, and in a similar way, the Notre Dame Cathedral burning down.
00:56:43.000And we see in Los Angeles, when you see in Los Angeles that half the population doesn't speak English, and when you go to their soccer games, they're cheering for the Mexican team, and they're waving the Mexican flag.
00:56:54.000I see that as kind of like, on a similar level.
00:57:43.000Because that's what it feels like sometimes.
00:57:45.000It feels like, short of a major, obviously, 850-year-old cathedral bursting into flames and the roof caving in, nobody really cares that this is happening every day.
01:01:03.000This is a tragedy not just for the faithful or the Europeans.
01:01:07.000This is a tragedy for everybody because the Notre Dame Cathedral, this is part of the heritage of Judeo-Christian civilization.
01:01:14.000So, you know, that's interesting because actually on the Notre Dame Cathedral they have statues depicting blind Jews.
01:01:23.000Indicating how blind Jews are to the fact that Jesus Christ is the Son of God?
01:01:28.000And actually, if I'm getting my history correct, the cathedral was finished in the 14th century, so Jews actually wouldn't have even been around to see it, because they were expelled from France shortly before it was finished.
01:01:47.000So the joke, you know, that got me laughing.
01:01:49.000That kind of warmed me up a little bit, but
01:01:51.000It just seems sort of factually incorrect to describe and maybe to take credit for the cathedral as an achievement of so-called Western Judeo-Christian civilization.
01:02:09.000The wood from the cross that, like, you kind of had a hand in putting the Son of God up on and the crown of thorns that, like, I don't know.
01:02:17.000You guys kind of put on top of the head of Christ to mock him as like the king of the Jews, right?
01:03:15.000Anyway, what this really is, is an anti-Semitic attack.
01:03:19.000Really, this Notre Dame Cathedral burning down, this Jewish monument burning down, is actually about synagogues burning down and how everybody doesn't care enough about Jewish people.
01:04:21.000I don't want to taint the rest of the show talking about whatever the hell that's all about, right?
01:04:26.000So, if people like Jim Hoft and Ben Shapiro are running the conservative movement, yeah, gee, it's a real head-scratcher why the country's kind of going in the garbage, why the right-wing's going in the garbage.
01:04:37.000Because there's no Christians, there's no Catholics that actually represent God, that actually fear God, that actually glorify God.
01:04:44.000You know, it really makes you wonder why the country is sort of deserving of the wrath and the ire of God when it's run by people who don't fear, respect, or glorify Him.
01:05:14.000Synagogue shooting happens, and it's like, everybody, like, lower the flags to half-mast, take a day off of work, take a day off of school.
01:05:23.000Lash yourself if you're not Jewish because, you know, you're all complicit in this anyway.
01:05:27.000This is basically, it's happening again.
01:05:29.000God, we're basically putting badges on people again.
01:05:32.000You know, so, not only is it not true, but it's just such a, it's just such a selfish and just wrong thing to do.
01:05:39.000You know, Christians, and even myself, when the Pittsburgh shooting happened or things like this happened, we're all out there saying, this is evil, this is horrible, this is a bad thing.
01:05:48.000And a Catholic cathedral burns down, obviously very important to the faith, and you can't give us, like, a day.
01:05:54.000You can't give us a day for it to be about maybe Parisian Catholics mourning the loss of their cathedral.
01:06:00.000It's always got to come back to, you know, these other oppressed people.
01:06:47.000Kind of what we have to get at when we're looking at politics.
01:06:50.000The facts don't care about your feelings.
01:06:53.000That building, being on fire, even for people that are not Christian, even for people that maybe they thought they didn't care about in France, didn't care about their French national identity.
01:07:02.000Maybe they're ashamed to be French, ashamed to be white, or they're not Christian.
01:07:06.000I imagine even for people like them, it made them think a little bit.
01:07:15.000I think it's really interesting for our side to consider that these kinds of visualizations, these kind of demonstrations, it speaks to people.
01:07:23.000I think, and I'm, that's not, by the way, it's not like a call to action or anything, but I do think we have to sort of understand that when it comes to rhetoric, when it comes to propaganda, this is the kind of stuff that speaks to people.
01:07:34.000You know, a lot of people, how do I red pill?
01:09:37.000I have to tell you, I looked at the cathedral burning down and at once I understood that this was a tragedy, but I have to tell you after looking at like this happen in the way I described on a much broader level in a much more abstract way,
01:10:24.000I'm black billed basically I'm nihilistic and I understand that this is just kind of what's coming down the pike for us in more ways than one but a lot of people are saying I feel like sick I have a visceral reaction this I didn't really have a visceral reaction and don't get me wrong I understand full well it is tragic it does you know on a higher level make me feel terribly that this is happening but
01:11:08.000It's just another Monday in clown world, right?
01:11:12.000So and that's again, that's not to minimize it.
01:11:14.000I'm not trying to say that it's not a big deal or whatever I'm not, you know, it's not tragic But I feel like for people on our side of the internet more than like normies I feel like a normal person could see that and be like wow, like I'm really thinking about this but for us
01:11:50.000To our culture, to our institutions, to our demographics, just like everything.
01:11:54.000Polluting our bodies, polluting our land, our environment, I mean, I don't know, it's just, I guess that's a focal point, it's like a lightning rod to capture all those emotions, but if you, I guess if you're like a high IQ person like me, you can kind of grapple with that on an abstract level, on a conceptual level when it happens everywhere else.
01:12:14.000Lauren Rose is really looking forward to your cameo in the second season of World Peace in 2020.
01:12:59.000Uh, Thigh Dude says, only a fool wouldn't consider the possibility that this was intentionally caused by enemies of Christ.
01:13:07.000Or someone who wants to stir up conflict?
01:13:09.000Yeah, like I said, it is absolutely a possibility, but I don't know, the circumstantial evidence to me just isn't strong enough to really tilt it in any one direction, you know?
01:13:20.000Because, like I said, could have been leftists, could have been feminists, could have been, very well could have been Muslims.
01:13:26.000They're the most violent, typically, right?
01:13:28.000And, you know, statistically, it's probably on their side.
01:13:32.000But the act of it itself, I don't know.
01:13:34.000I think it's plausible it could have been
01:16:19.000Unfortunately, you gotta take out loans.
01:16:23.000Sorry, you know, that's that's the thing I learned when I turned uh, I turned like 19 or 20 or whatever And I realized how taxes work and how credit works.
01:16:33.000I realized that's the real red pill You know all these people in the dissident right in the old right and they're like in college and their parents pay for everything And they don't have a job.
01:16:43.000It's like wait until you get a job and you realize
01:16:46.000Or you have to use credit in any meaningful sense.
01:16:48.000Then you realize how boned we are, like what kind of a you-know-what-ish kind of a system we're living in, where it's like quite literally to get anything done economically, you have to have a good credit score.
01:17:00.000What do you have to have to get a good credit score?
01:17:02.000Gotta take out a lot of loans, gotta pay a lot of interest.
01:17:05.000So it's like, hmm, it really makes you think.
01:19:31.000It would be like, nah, it would kind of be like, I don't even think there's an analog for that.
01:19:37.000I think it's without comparison, the relationship that we have with Jewish people and they trying to slap on the Judeo.
01:19:44.000It would be like if you were working on a group project with them and they killed your dad and then they took credit for all the work you did.
01:20:31.000When I look at the history books, it's Jewish people and Christians working hand-in-hand to build up Western Enlightenment liberal civilization.
01:20:50.000The history of the West is, like, Jewish and Christian people literally holding hands, building cathedrals brick by brick, building cathedrals to worship test tubes and rocket ships, duh, and, you know, the written word and violins and shit.
01:21:07.000So, yeah, anything else, believe me, I'm being ironic.
01:22:46.000And also, I read four paragraphs from the article you're citing.
01:22:53.000Newsweek one month ago, this headline, I read that whole article verbatim, word for word, on the same show, and said, well, looking at that, yes, it could have been, well, it could have been this, it could have been that, but we don't really have enough evidence.
01:23:08.000And this retard says, oh, Nick says it's totally organic.
01:28:27.000Billy Says Nothing screams Jewish heritage more than a Catholic cathedral built by a Catholic bishop that contains the crown of thorns and a piece of the crucifixion cross.
01:29:54.000As long as the money keeps flowing, okay?
01:29:55.000As long as people keep paying for gasoline and paying for, you know, food and going grocery shopping, you know, those are the parameters under which we're going to be rising up.
01:30:08.000My fellow boys, just think about this a little bit.
01:32:10.000Tell me what you think about the meme movie.
01:32:12.000Nick, what do you think about Drive with Ryan Gosling?
01:32:14.000Do you like the guy who wears the jacket?
01:32:17.000I like the movie about the... I like the movie about the guy who doesn't really get along with anybody and goes out at night and, you know, might kill people.
01:40:01.000So, I don't know if that's confirmed or not.
01:40:04.000Jimmy says, I started watching your show as an agnostic libertarian degenerate and eight months later, I'm a reactionary traditional Catholic.
01:40:11.000Much love for helping me see the light.
01:46:35.000No, I don't think that's gonna happen.
01:46:37.000Honestly, there's like, yeah, the world's pretty messed up, but then people are like, do you think they're gonna build a mosque to replace...
01:46:57.000Oh Yeah, yeah, dude, they're gonna build a mosque This is we live in a Murdoch Murdoch cartoon Yeah, that that is the next I think somebody suggested that yeah, I think that's what Matt Cron said in a speech today We're gonna act quickly to build a mosque
01:47:20.000Yeah, I think that's the next logical step.
01:47:23.000Barry says, hey Nick, long time viewer and premium member.
01:47:27.000I haven't donated in a while since I can't watch the live show because of work, but I just wanted to say congrats on the growth of your viewership.
01:47:43.000Okay, Dimension says the veiled persecution of Christianity through legal means is exactly what Emperor Julian the Apostate did when he tried to re-paganize the Roman Empire.
01:47:54.000EMJ has it in his book about friendly merchants.
01:48:00.000Ilhan Omar says the Notre Dame fire immediately made me think of Ezekiel's vision of the glory of God leaving a temple before the conquest of Judah by Babylon, i.e.
01:48:10.000God finally washing his hands of Europe and forsaking it.
01:48:21.000You know, if it were broader, wouldn't you think that maybe, like, the Vatican would be on fire?
01:48:26.000Wouldn't you think they'd be more widespread or something?
01:48:31.000It just doesn't seem like it's, like, it's consequential, but
01:48:35.000People are trying to project onto it this like biblical significance like don't you don't you know anything about history you had the french revolution you had world wars and people are like a cathedral is on fire and it doesn't even like fully burn to the ground yep god's washing his hands of europe it's the end times like what come on i mean it was bad but like the end times don't you remember 9 11 like sheesh we survived bigger things than this
01:49:04.000Biblical that's biblical kind of disappointing, right?
01:49:07.000I'm gonna demand a refund if that's a biblical washing of the hands of Europe like really that's all you got big guy Little fire caves in the roof.
01:49:17.000Like it's a bad but You know, I see this Cathedral on fire it makes me think that you know, maybe God is Watching his hands of the continent of Europe
01:49:29.000Nuclear bombs and, you know, apocalyptic wars, revolutions, turmoil.
01:49:35.000But a cathedral, arbitrary cathedral, is on fire.
01:53:23.000Steve Z says, alternative theory, this is a false flag by Israel to justify a coming false flag white supremacist terror attack on the Dome of the Rock.
02:01:12.000You have to stop promoting sklovin' morale in this house.
02:01:15.000I'm trying to save the white race here.
02:01:19.000Anyway, Blue Force's life is about taking one massive honk pill to counteract the nauseating effects of all the black pills of... yeah, whatever.
02:01:29.000Patrick Gordon says, hello Nick, wasn't it the Romans rather than the Jews who nailed our Lord to the cross?
02:04:00.000Well, I don't know if you're a Hyperborean, I don't know if you're a Grey, I don't know what's going on with that, but I won't have it on this show!
02:04:12.000So, whatever dimension you come from, whatever galaxy you come from, or if you're just a government agent, please, take your operations elsewhere.
02:13:34.000You know, I was telling Lauren Rose, I think I told this story before, I'm like, you know, I would take a check from the Qataris if I never had to read another Super Chat again.
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