00:19:30.300like there's a reason it took so long to figure this out what the hell is going on yeah because
00:19:40.980it's perplexing it's nothing we could ever think of like that like if you will oppose to the you
00:19:47.940know that the spirit of judaism or the spirit of the jew to like the spirit of the arian it's like
00:19:53.580we have the most absolutely diametrically opposed value system and it's like it's not it's it's not0.98
00:20:01.020opposed to them it's like not anti-semitic like they're anti-aryan like they want to destroy
00:20:07.520everything beautiful like we we don't even think about them like that's why it takes us so long to
00:20:13.740figure out what they're up to because it's like we we are busy like making things beautiful and
00:20:19.820being in competition with each other and like trying to cultivate the most lovely human
00:20:26.460creatures that we can cultivate through these huge systems of organization like the imperium
00:20:32.220romanum and it's like it just doesn't even occur to us that that could be your whole
00:20:36.440how do you say that french word raison d'etre is just to like level everything and bring everybody
00:20:46.140down to the same level of like decrepit misery so that nobody there is just so there can't be
00:20:56.100a hierarchy just so that there can't be any difference in the value of people like they
00:21:03.060prefer that everyone just be miserable sick small hateful sad useless than that anybody be better
00:21:15.320than anybody else yes and once you like start to piece together you know you don't believe it
00:21:23.780you're like that mel gibson clip when he talks about like noticing all the creepy sexual stuff
00:21:28.880in hollywood he's like wait is that what's going on here is that what's happening is that what's
00:21:35.660going on at these these parties and like like these people i i see you are acting all weird
00:21:42.980no it can't be like that it can't be it can't be because i would never do that can't be weird town0.62
00:21:51.400yeah that's because that's our flaw like anita talks about that in the gay science as well like
00:21:58.120the fault or the flaw or the I don't remember what the word he uses but like of the noble man0.51
00:22:04.300is that like he just thinks everybody thinks like him like he just can't conceive of the fact that
00:22:10.460that people have totally different systems of evaluation than his like it just seems to us
00:22:16.720like yeah everybody like of course everybody just wants the good like we just want to build
00:22:23.380beautiful things together like we just want to honor well because beauty and strength and health
00:22:28.560because why would i mean it's like we can't come up with like we cannot conceive of of like how it
00:22:35.320would feel to want to do that kind of thing so we just assume that it can't be real like nobody can
00:22:42.960be doing those things or feeling the desire to do the kind of really horrifically perverted things
00:22:49.360that seems to really strongly motivate a lot of people like it's it it tortures us the cognitive
00:22:57.700dissonance tortures us like we can't and we cannot wrap our heads around it and we're like
00:23:04.920just slack-jawed in horror and paralyzed by just this complete inability to understand
00:23:12.100why or how that could be a driving motivation for someone so it's one of the great advantages that
00:23:20.880such types have against against us is like we're like befuddled and we like can't get it together
00:23:30.640to even defend ourselves because we're just so shocked that that even could possibly exist
00:23:36.320no absolutely uh i i will continue as simpson but there is yet other grounds on which i find
00:23:46.080jesus inadequate to the accepted religion of any people ought to be the chief guiding and
00:23:53.000sustaining power of their life as a whole on all levels this as i repeatedly made clear in
00:23:59.760the preceding section of this chapter is not true of the teaching of jesus to be sure the
00:24:05.520church is undertaken to meet the perduring and electable needs of an institution to shepherd
00:24:12.120the mass of the population. But the church has very little to do with Jesus. Though it congers
00:24:17.920with his name, it really ignores or almost completely nullifies his teaching. On the other
00:24:25.840hand, as we have already seen, how Jesus himself fell towards the element of the population that
00:24:32.700most need shepherding that is all those of mass all those of mass mind who are always
00:24:39.920most of the people he made very clear when he exclaimed give not that which is holy unto dogs
00:24:48.540neither cash or pearls before swine his teaching had meaning and to this day it has had and can
00:24:56.280have meaning only for those of a spiritual percepience in a psychological makeup very like
00:25:02.160his own but to say this is to admit a very serious defect and this despite any importance that may
00:25:09.220attach to the individuals of higher potentialities to whom he did him address himself indeed as we
00:25:15.900shall see in future chapters such men cannot come into existence or attain their destined heights
00:25:21.880unless there be before them and under and behind them great masses of left less gifted or even very
00:25:28.900ordinary men whose lives are healthy and happy have meaning and come to such fulfillment as they
00:25:35.320are capable of any religious teaching that is useful only to a faction of the people no matter
00:25:40.620how important that faction may be is inadequate i find this quite interesting that simpson
00:25:48.960is the one saying no we need we need a a mass religion we need a a faith for the people
00:25:58.600uh we do i mean i agree like the the aristocrats are the ones going to the people and the uh
00:26:07.280egalitarians are the ones uh creating elitism oh that's absolutely true that's that's absolutely
00:26:15.980true because like the true noble man is like a generative creature like he's he's got that0.99
00:26:23.460Nietzsche called it that like creative will and he's beaconed like he is like the truly noble man
00:26:32.820does not seek power he has it already or is is power or something like language makes it difficult
00:26:40.760to speak about these things but it like it flows from within him he is like a sun you know like
00:26:47.820he is a radiant source of energy and power and like he doesn't need to be affirmed by other
00:26:56.380people he doesn't need external validation or like people to clap for him or tell him he's a
00:27:02.320good boy like it's the people who lack power that really seek to put themselves in positions where
00:27:09.220they can get that external validation and that affirmation from other people like Nietzsche
00:27:14.940talks about it in beyond good and evil like the vanity of the slave is that he doesn't really feel
00:27:23.120very good about himself but he like works really hard on getting other people to tell him he's such
00:27:29.160a good boy and then when they tell him that he like kneels before that opinion like bows to that
00:27:36.760opinion and like like makes himself obedient to the opinion that he like seduced other people to
00:27:44.740have about him which he doesn't have even about his self and like that's that's what elite ism
00:27:51.460is like that's what all of the like how does that one richard banana guy talk about it um
00:27:59.000uh the the elite human capital yeah the the member and the elite human capital
00:28:07.580oh richard hanania on this podcast please please please but the people that that worm please no
00:28:14.660the people to whom he's gesturing though are those people that like are worms
00:28:21.360towards his like homosexual network please no yeah and but that's what i'm talking about is0.84
00:28:29.040like there are these people who like really don't feel good about themselves and really nobody else
00:28:33.800feels good about them either but like they're all engaged in this like circle jerk of like
00:28:40.380telling each other how good they are and like for like getting other people to like look at them and
00:28:45.740clap for them and tell them that they're good boys like like truly powerful men don't need that
00:28:51.280they don't like they feel good it's truly incredible the amount of effort some people
00:28:57.940will put into getting praise for their quality as opposed to just generating something of quality
00:29:04.620you know like you think of some of these like uh obese women who like go about like advocating that1.00
00:29:17.160like fat is beautiful and whatnot and pour like hundreds of hours into it it's like you've actually1.00
00:29:22.200poured more time and effort into like making yourself feel good about being fat than if you're
00:29:28.480just like gone to the gym like you gotta you want to actually save time just getting skinny
00:29:34.300i know but you like it's a it's a demonic possession i don't know how else to talk about
00:29:40.480it because i'm borrowing you know phrases of power from like i don't know though lots of people talk
00:29:49.080about demons besides christians like there is this like energy though that just takes over people and
00:29:54.580it like drives you to do really ridiculous things like that like counterproductive things that keep
00:30:03.020you in your suffering and just pull other people into that suffering with you rather than doing
00:30:08.820what is probably the less time consuming and more direct approach to just like actually getting
00:30:14.060yourself to feel better so that you don't have to make other people suffer for your sake that like
00:30:20.360like alleviating that that compulsion the misery loves company compulsion you know like it is
00:30:28.100logically so much easier than what people go through when they're like like demon possessed
00:30:33.080it's like you get this completely wrong backwards twisted idea in your head about how to get what it0.82
00:30:40.180is that you want out of your life well it's exactly what the ancients like diagnosed it's
00:30:47.100decadence like uh like you know if you're actually like struggling for survival and
00:30:52.680they actually had enemies at the gates and stuff stuff and like actually like could go hungry
00:30:59.420from like your own incompetence you know none of these like like vices would crop up because like
00:31:08.040you know you'd either die or realu and force discipline on you it's only like once you're
00:31:14.720like wealthy and healthy and uh wealthy and like secure enough and like are always going to have
00:31:22.960that provided for you that uh that some way you can develop all these like pathologies you know
00:31:31.960Yeah, you start to get these monstrous variations of the type. And I think that it's just because a lot of those people are those who, putting it in the conditional tense, would have died of their own incompetence if they weren't already living off of that generative source of power that I mentioned earlier that sort of just flows out of these men of creative genius.
00:31:57.980like they have so much power that they can sustain civilizations from the radiant center of their
00:32:04.720force and they're like that's where we are now is that like we've like literally harnessed the
00:32:11.780creative genius of a few men and are like keeping bajillions of people alive on that power who
00:32:20.880don't have their own like internal locus of power and they they exist as parasites and so like
00:32:29.720they can't do this self-motivated creative problem solving that seems like the obvious
00:32:37.340answer to their problems because like they are in their nature parasites so the only method it's
00:32:45.340like trying to tell a tapeworm like why don't you just like go hunt for some food like well
00:32:49.220it can't it's a tapeworm like all it can do is crawl up your butt and eat your poop like that's
00:32:54.880that's its only option for getting nourishment
00:32:57.480on that wonderful visual that's something yeah indeed it may be just it may justly be charged
00:33:09.200that for the great mass of the people the teaching of jesus is actual is an actual hindrance and the
00:33:14.960hindrance the greater the better the teaching is known and the more seriously it is taken
00:33:20.120for in any society the great bulk of the population must of necessity be engaged in fulfilling the
00:33:27.180ordinary but essential function upon which the very existence of any society depends
00:33:32.420and jesus's teachings when it does not pronounce such participation evil at least disparages it
00:34:37.280but i think we have the answer like like we can see it today you can see it in europe and north
00:34:42.880america what happened oh my gosh it's amazing our entire judicial system in light of his teaching
00:34:48.360of unexceptional unfailing forgiveness he wrote he asked that question 1950 and now in 2026 we
00:34:56.080very much have the answer we have the answer folks just look around you how could oh i'm sorry
00:35:05.840go ahead go ahead i was just gonna continue continue please how could any man stay in
00:35:13.680business who acted upon jesus jesus's injunctions to part with all one's possessions to get freely
00:35:19.840without selling and to lend without asking even for repayment let alone for interest
00:35:25.260again we have the answer this is uh this is a like like fanny may and freddie mac this is the
00:35:33.880entire uh 2008 financial crisis uh they've lied um the civil rights act act and uh not judging
00:35:44.780and giving freely to mortgage to giving mortgages to subprime lenders
00:35:52.140subprime yeah i mean i in so many ways the like the the liberal left in any sort of political
00:36:01.440arena now is really legislating these christian values um of just like let you know like don't
00:36:11.640don't resist anybody don't hold judgment against anyone forgive everyone for like whatever seven
00:36:20.820times 70 times like don't just it's really like liberal progressivism i'm almost certain i saw a
00:36:29.760a convict released on parole who had been forgiven seminal upon 70 times yeah i'm sure you i'm sure
00:36:37.500those there are such men yeah and it's really funny that like i think that liberal progressivism
00:36:43.900is like christianity like 2.0 but then like christianity is like judaism 2.0 so it's all
00:36:54.080judaism like we're all like yes it's all it's all jerusalem versus athens it's amazing yeah and
00:37:02.760they're winning like they're so winning jesus said i mean jesus said nietzsche says that the jews are
00:37:09.680the most faithful nation that ever lived like on the face of the earth like in the history of the0.53
00:37:16.480world it's like they're like it's horrifying because it's definitely not creating a world
00:37:23.780that I'm super excited to live in but like they are winning uh I I think they've overplayed I0.99
00:37:33.300think they're already on the downswing you do oh yeah yeah like if you look at like like Israel
00:37:40.760Israel is, like, where, like, Napoleon was in October 1812, where, like, he's already played all his cards, and now there's just, like, the long road back from Moscow if his opponent doesn't negotiate.
00:38:02.680like uh like you'll be amazed at how fast this stuff starts wrapping up and i have a
00:38:10.140piece i need to write on it but uh continuing with simpson how must those how must those feel
00:38:18.060who whose duty it is on occasion to exert force force in the interest of social order or national
00:38:25.140defense can the use of a nightstick uh already like by 1950 there are people saying that like
00:38:34.040no german should have exerted force to defend germany like even if he was conscripted he should
00:38:40.660have refused blah blah blah blah blah but and can the use of a nightstick be reconciled with
00:38:47.680loving one's enemies and turning the other cheek uh i i encourage you to to look at modern crowd
00:38:55.240control and how desperately they actually try to avoid the use of the nightstick for the answer to
00:39:00.960that uh back to simpson yet society is like an organism that is to say if it is to exist a great
00:39:13.280many various and interdependent functions must be performed things must grow must be grown and made
00:39:22.800and then distributed waste project products must be eliminated and worn out cells replace
00:39:29.580means must be provided for sensing and avoiding danger and for both resisting and making attack
00:39:36.760somehow it must be decided what a people wishes to shape itself into and where it wants to go
00:39:43.260and it must discover and set up the necessary and appropriate means for reaching its goal.
00:39:50.200In other words, the very functions that Jesus rejected and condemned
00:39:54.140have to be performed if there is to be any society at all.
00:39:59.300And this performance involves the overwhelming majority of the entire population.
00:40:05.080What is needed, obviously, is a teaching that will give the people
00:40:08.620on each level of social function a sense of importance
00:40:11.840in the part they are called upon to take
00:40:13.680and will support them in taking that part
00:40:16.100ably, honestly, devoutly, and proudly.
00:40:20.080But the teaching of Jesus unfits them.
00:51:46.400And the effect is writ large today all over the Western world, which resembles a garden that has been allowed to grow, go to weeds.
00:51:55.000This deficiency is so great and the consequences so utterly ruinous that I believe no merit in the teaching otherwise can compensate for its deficiencies or warrant an effort to retain, as our religion, a regimen so faulty.
00:52:12.5003. The deficiency becomes even more evident and serious the further we probe into the gospel teaching.
00:52:19.680nowhere is there any recognition whatever of the basic importance of the physical side of life
00:52:26.100a man's relation to the earth from which he has been formed of the state of the soil that supports
00:52:32.140the plant the animal life which supplies its food of the physical health of man himself
00:52:37.300and a bodily beauty and a vigorous will to beget children as indications of it on the contrary the
00:52:44.120emphasis is exclusively spiritual, that is, psychological and devotional, the entire physical
00:52:50.240side of life is disparaged when it is not entirely ignored. One may believe that this misrepresents
00:52:58.600the mind of Jesus, that the distortion is due to the refracting medium of the minds of his disciples
00:53:04.420through which his teaching has come down to us. But there is no proof of this. The record as we
00:53:12.200have of it certainly indicates a very lopsided and unhealthy view of life and is left a blight
00:53:18.820wherever it is spread this is apparent in the light of the following consideration
00:53:25.200which in view of the space i i shall give to their substantiation in subsequent chapters
00:53:32.180i will hear only state a human being is a psychophysical unity which has no experience
00:53:39.400a body mind or soul a separate entity they're but the inextricable and interdependent parts
00:53:46.560of our being or yet more exactly but different aspects of one organic whole they never occur
00:53:53.720and strictly should never be considered apart from the one and other thus the physical is seen
00:53:59.740to be the foundation support and indicator of the mind and spirit exceptions only prove the rule
00:54:06.060that a really healthy and wholesome outlook on life is not to be found in a person who is badly
00:54:12.860put together in the first place and who is diseased and sickly to boot. In the long run,
00:54:18.440health of all kinds is largely dependent on eating the right kind of food. And human food itself,
00:54:25.220this is prophetic right here. This is in the 50s when the food was like good, before this became
00:54:31.480like the primary moral political consideration
00:54:53.060there is an increasingly authoritative consensus.
00:54:55.560But the continuing disregard of the physical
00:54:58.900in yet other fields is leading to most vicious consequences. People need to know that health
00:55:05.520in the fullest and high sense of body, mind, and soul cannot be maintained so long as the philosophy
00:55:12.060of the melting pot causes people to flood the doctrine of the thoroughbred, to violate all
00:55:19.500known laws about breeding, and to plunge into an indiscriminate crossing of races, types, and
00:55:26.600classes moreover physical beauty is not a temptation of the devil and a thing to fear
00:55:32.560as our fathers believed nor is it is it a thing to take little into account as most people of
00:55:39.460our own generation are inclined to do rather rather is it one of the most important marks
00:55:45.480and evidences of desirability in man or woman and and an indication of both fitness and readiness
00:55:52.460to produce desirable offspring all history shows and all reason confirms that no people can ever
00:55:59.160make anything of itself except as its reproductive instincts keep it constantly reinforced with a
00:56:06.340steady stream of vigorous and gifted new life which flows chiefly from the superior part of
00:56:12.640the population and from which in one way or another sickliness and defectiveness are early
00:56:18.300filtered out uh so this is one this is like a side hobby horse of mine um like the one thing
00:56:29.420that like you find throughout the western tradition like uh like back to ancient greece
00:56:36.780in the icelandic sagas uh in the arthurian romances you know all the way up into like
00:56:44.600the works of walt disney which uh this is where like disney like the original the original like
00:56:51.380man walt disney the director and like uh uh executive producer disney not the company uh
00:56:58.600like the concept of love at first sight and like uh this idea of like like beauty and like you know
00:57:06.960the cinderella and snow so white and all these concepts of like look of like uh beauty and love
00:57:15.580triumphing overall like that's actually like the most ancient part of the western tradition
00:57:21.000that's uh like this idea of romance of romantic love supreme as like the supreme guiding force
00:57:30.060to the universe uh that's like the maybe one of the most core metaphysical propositions uh
00:57:38.280remember it is it is aphrodite that wins the apple discord and both begets the trojan war but also
00:57:48.260begets like thousands and thousands of children who only exist because of the trojan war like uh
00:57:55.440like it's such an interesting like it's so you're right it's so foundational it's like such a
00:58:02.300cornerstone of culture Nietzsche says this culture begins in the body and he then like
00:58:09.000exhortates christianity for for like making up the idea that your soul can somehow be separate
00:58:15.380from your body and that like cultures can somehow be spiritual like that there can be something
00:58:21.100about you that is like um generative of culture that isn't your body like that you can sit around
00:58:29.100and like think your way to culture or like reason your way there or whatever like even with plato
00:58:35.900and you know he need to talk about plato going like speaking about how all the beautiful youths
00:58:43.680like the young men in the gymnasiums in athens like inspired his philosophy so even this like
00:58:50.980very platonic philosophy that has come down to us and Nietzsche calls platonism like or
00:58:58.200christianity platonism for the people so he doesn't necessarily think that highly of like platonic
00:59:04.120thought but even plato himself says that he was inspired to all of his thoughts by looking at
00:59:08.740beautiful young men and like that's what characterized the greeks is that they focused
00:59:16.420most highly they valued most highly like a beautiful physical body that was um cultivated
00:59:25.500and like prepared to fight in battle and if not fighting in war then to like be engaged in the
00:59:32.800agon you know like the the arena of competition with other men to like drive one another to
00:59:40.080more sublime heights of beauty. Yeah. And, um, like self mastery, I guess. And that it's like,
00:59:50.340I was thinking about this today too, is I'm 40. Uh, so I grew up in, you know, I was a teenager
00:59:56.240in like the nineties, like the end of the nineties and the early two thousands. And it's like,
01:00:02.140I was just thinking today, it's like when I was a teenager, like you, you're not allowed to be
01:00:06.920ugly like that wasn't okay like you were gonna be teased or you were gonna be socially excluded or
01:00:15.380like you're gonna suffer in some way if you're not an attractive young person like as recently
01:00:22.620as my teenage life and I grew up in like maybe a more rural area that wasn't like you know super
01:00:30.760up on on top of all the new new fangled philosophy about like beauties on the inside and stuff but
01:00:37.680like that has changed so much just in my lifetime that like it's it was always like a shameful
01:00:46.800thing to be unattractive as like when I was young and now it's like it's been deified like to be
01:00:56.100ugly and disgusting and sickly and like offensive to the eyes of the general public is now
01:01:05.200held in such allegedly high regard like it's so it's such an it's it's just yet another one of
01:01:12.540these inversions of values that typifies western culture now like everything's just completely
01:01:22.980upside down from what it was but as Nietzsche also says you know beauty is the privilege of the few
01:01:29.980like to be really a beautiful person like it is a rare thing like to be noble is rare to be
01:01:37.580high and elevated you know spiritually or physically like it's rare like you're one of
01:01:44.300very few to be a very beautiful person and I I disagree I think with this statement that he's
01:01:52.960made about how like beauty is an indication of health and fitness and that's why it's valuable
01:01:58.900I think that beauty is like actually the most powerful intoxicant it's the like like getting
01:02:08.320drunk or something like it definitely motivates you to procreate right like you definitely see
01:02:14.680something beautiful and like you feel really thrilled about the prospect of the act of
01:02:20.140procreation when when you're like assaulted by somebody's beauty but it's like I don't even think
01:02:26.720on any sort of like unconscious level or species level or whatever you're you're doing it because
01:02:32.340you want to like have really fit offspring or healthy offspring like I just think beauty is
01:02:39.140like and just basically an indication that somebody is beautiful like I think it becomes
01:02:45.080kind of platonic and darwinian when you try to layer on all these explanations about like oh
01:02:51.700yeah i like beautiful people because they're healthy and they're gonna make me healthy babies
01:02:55.760it's like no you like them because you feel high as fuck when you see someone beautiful like it's
01:03:01.080the best drug in the world like there is no better feeling there is no better drug on this planet
01:03:09.240than to be like assaulted by somebody's beauty especially if they're like aiming it at you and
01:03:15.220like are also feeling that you are that beautiful and it's like I think that is what culture means
01:03:23.240right is like you're cultivating these experiences like these art forms in the human body or in
01:03:31.740theater or in dance or in music or whatever like that literally like make people's souls if you
01:03:42.040will their spirits like ascend to this whole other dimension of reality like that's what it
01:03:47.760is to be intoxicated right it's like you come out of this normal world and you're like catapulted
01:03:55.320into this heavenly realm of experience that is totally sacred like it's it's the opposite of
01:04:05.920the mundane concerns that you have about like making babies and taking care of things and
01:04:13.500doing chores and getting things done it's like it's this much higher state of being to which you
01:04:19.740are driven by the sight of a beautiful person and like that's what culture is right it's like not
01:04:27.780the value of culture is is not that it like makes people good somehow or like I don't know like
01:04:36.360lets you check off the list of like oh yes I'm healthy and my blood pressure is good and my
01:04:41.120cholesterol is great and like my genes are all in order or whatever stupid statistical metrics
01:04:46.640people are concerned about it's like culture is to create the possibility of feeling that
01:04:53.760like otherworldly I don't know like heavenly kind of eye like that's what art is for yeah the
01:05:05.040the like most basic forms of culture like you've seen the animals are like uh
01:05:12.540are like bird songs or like wolves or whales' calls
01:05:21.000or like the dances certain birds and other animals do in their mating rituals
01:05:27.740or the various gifts that various creatures present as part of their mating rituals.
01:05:37.080And you actually see variations within, like, very sub-sub-species, like little tribes, like will develop their own, like, dinky little traditions around presenting this or presenting that or dancing in this way but not that way, singing this way but not that way.
01:05:58.080now i can see them like like differentiate and speciate like almost in real time as their like
01:06:07.800little cultures develop um back to simpson consciously or unconsciously deliberately or
01:06:18.160otherwise the life of a people must conform to such basic physical necessities as these
01:06:24.960or will go down to destruction it may take time but there's let me let me interject real quick
01:06:31.580because i kind of can finish my point there right it's like you can't be worried about that kind of
01:06:37.060stuff like like you can't be worried about dying or being destroyed or something because like
01:06:42.860that's what turns in eventually to the bureaucracy that like decays the culture that you're trying to
01:06:50.640elevate like it can't be where you're making beautiful people like for perpetuity like you're
01:06:59.300making beautiful people for the sublimity of the felt experience of looking at beautiful people
01:07:05.700and and as soon as you get in that mindset of like the beauty serves something else the beauty
01:07:13.040serves like some sort of program or agenda then you get these whole like bureaucracies built up
01:07:19.720on that but like trying to optimize and maximize and eventually end up with like AI that turns the
01:07:26.640whole world into paperclips you know what I mean like that idea of trying to like maximize and
01:07:32.680optimize and like computer program everything into perfection for some kind of like reason
01:07:40.300it it's not beautiful it doesn't feel beautiful it doesn't make you high it doesn't transport you
01:07:47.520this is where um this is where simpson is a like 58 year old man in 1950 like uh when you're a 20
01:07:56.580when you're in your 20s and 30s like it's like the game of romance is like actually this felt
01:08:03.760uh like emotional thing whereas what he's concerned with is like making sure institutions
01:08:11.780don't like destroy that which like we very plainly already have like uh like gen z does not breed
01:08:21.460because uh like the way incentives on like dating apps and everything everything works and like uh
01:08:31.280but i think that's the i don't know maybe my point like uh the proliferation of contraceptive
01:08:38.140into every into everything like uh that's what i mean it's kind of sterilizing role for for like
01:08:46.360the matchmaker and the older person trying to make sure that uh that the that the healthy young
01:08:55.800young people actually do breed like that's a traditional role of like elder elders and family
01:09:02.120and like the person to try in the tribe so like like uh you know the the nobility of of like
01:09:10.860tsarist russia didn't meet and join to balls all on their own you know the tsar had to actually
01:09:16.880like throw a ball like uh like this is the role of like great men is to like treat these venues
01:09:24.180in these situations in which like people will meet and breed and like be healthy when they meet and
01:09:30.120breed yeah and it needs to be like um sequestered right because it's like what happens is when you
01:09:37.040get walt disney who makes these videos about like the values of the highest class and then shows
01:09:43.720them to every tom dick or harry then everybody thinks that they deserve that kind of like
01:09:49.740majestical love at first sight experience and they don't and then you get this entire economy
01:09:55.860that's trying to like optimize creating that love at first sight experience i will maintain
01:10:03.000with my dying breath that uh that walt disney the man if not the corporation was like a great
01:10:10.800benefactor of the american people and the and the american adolescents like that man held back the
01:10:18.160tide of destruction from american culture yeah it's like much better than the alternative like
01:10:24.400what we have the slop that is on television today that like inspires nobody to any kind of romance0.99
01:10:30.820or like sexual ecstasy whatsoever like I don't know how you could no wonder no teeny boppers are0.99
01:10:36.280having babies these days like you watch tv and it makes you want to vomit like nothing nothing on1.00
01:10:41.560television anymore like could make you horny it's retarded how bad the art is like that and that's0.97
01:10:48.220what I'm like frustrated about and having trouble expressing myself over is like we don't know how0.95
01:10:55.260to inspire one another anymore like it's like there's obstacles in every direction to love like
01:11:05.280like that love and that like falling in love thing that you see in the Disney movies and that maybe
01:11:11.700if you're lucky you get to feel it a couple times in your life like that's it and like we don't
01:11:17.400Nobody knows how to even feel that anymore like that.
01:11:20.720I mean, maybe not nobody, but that's what they're trying to destroy is the ability for anybody to feel that feeling.
01:29:32.820and we are are we not compelled to wonder whether would not have been far better for
01:29:38.380european men to have never heard of jesus of nazareth except as the great prophet of a jewish
01:29:43.920sect five i must recognize finally a steadily deepening sense within me that there is something0.87
01:29:51.200unnatural unhealthy unbecoming and indeed something shameful and ominous about our having
01:29:56.520taking for our having taken our faith or even professing and trying to take it from jesus for
01:30:04.540people's religion should come from its own blood it should be a its own innermost soul may manifest
01:30:11.000the elevation before its eyes of its own hopes and dreams and of the lessons it has learned
01:30:17.680to its own immemorial experience only when this is so will the living instinct of the people say
01:30:25.200amen to the command of its seers and willingly bend to their bidding and only so will they stand
01:30:31.960or fall as they ought by what intrinsically they are this means that such a thing as a universal0.93
01:30:39.660religion is an utter impossibility the first business of any religion is to see that to it
01:30:47.800that the people who believe in it survive not only survive but come to flower and to fulfillment
01:30:53.460And so long as great blocks of human beings continue to be so widely and deeply different as they are now, in their need and in what seems to them true and beautiful, high and low, and worthy and worthwhile, it is inconceivable that any one religion can prove acceptable or wholesome for all of them.
01:31:14.100this only becomes the more certain when one realizes that these differences in people
01:31:20.440commonly reflect the differences in their habit to which they are tied and are registered to their
01:31:26.200very physical and mental constitution it takes only the reading of such a book as professor
01:31:32.340hans fk gunter's the religious attitudes of the indo-europeans to make one realize that the long0.78
01:31:38.860run that in the long run no people can flourish or even long maintain itself unless it lives with
01:31:45.580and by a religion that forms according to its own nature and to the ways of working of its own mind
01:31:52.220and soul he opens one's eyes also to the fact that christianity basically is not in accord with
01:31:59.580the instincts values and traditions that have found expression in the arian's man's various
01:32:05.320religions over a period of thousands of years from the Indus to the Atlantic, and surely this
01:32:11.300is understandable enough. For it is at once obvious, if we but stop to think about it,
01:32:17.280that to us, Jesus was an alien. Granted that more can be made than I have far supposed possible,
01:32:25.720of the argument that by race Jesus was a Gentile, and even that he may have been sprung from the
01:32:30.920same stock as the ancient Greeks and Persians and modern Nordics. Dr. Rebello P. Oliver,
01:32:38.220professor of classics at the University of Illinois and a scholar of international distinction,
01:32:43.980has recently declared, it may be relevant that the Epitula Latuli certifies Christ
01:32:49.460as unmistakably Noric, tall, fair-skinned, with blonde hair and blue eyes, but I must
01:32:55.460confess myself unimpressed by the evidence in any case no matter how blue his eyes or fair his skin
01:33:02.100it is universally conceded so far as i'm aware that by religion at least jesus was a jew and
01:33:08.680therefore in his religion oriental and it is with the effect upon us of his religion that we are
01:33:15.740here solely concerned there is justice in the common pronouncement that he was the culmination
02:08:30.280and that is the end of chapter three is i want to
02:08:39.220yeah i want to remark on that it's so beautiful and super inspiring i feel
02:08:45.440such deep kinship with him and his motivations and his uh vision and i think one thing he said
02:08:53.800a little earlier about like that this uh the semitic race is like alien to the aryan race and1.00
02:09:00.500that they live in different worlds and nary the twain shall meet and that is so true and like you1.00
02:09:09.240just you nothing has to change to experience that truth like no nations have to fall no world orders
02:09:17.180have to be rearranged no laws have to change like you just need to know that to feel that like
02:09:23.280there is a dimension over which the semites and the semitic spirit and their religion rules and
02:09:30.260that dimension is glaringly obvious on the news and in the education system and on social media0.92
02:09:37.340x.com particularly like you can you can enter that dimension and you can enslave yourself to
02:09:44.180that dimension and they have a lot of really powerful techniques to get you addicted to
02:09:48.980the simulation that they run which is like mostly mediated to you by screens and text but like you
02:09:57.720can also just live in your life like and the more that you choose the reality like that's just a
02:10:05.460truce that you don't have to you don't have to make it true it's just a truce that you can rest
02:10:09.500into like you live in a different world than them like they control the simulation they control this
02:10:17.160like hell realm they definitely rule over that they serve the god that rules over that realm
02:10:23.100they are chosen by that god and they are empowered by him to control that realm but like you have so
02:10:29.400much freedom not to live in that realm and it really is just like honor it's just that feeling
02:10:37.020that like you will be true to yourself and you will be true to your heart and to the guidance
02:10:42.440of your heart like that you can call it whatever like your racial instinct or the voice of your
02:10:47.580ancestors or whatever but like it's a feeling in your chest and in your guts that like you know
02:10:53.520what is right like you know what you need to do you know what honor demands and like it's it's
02:11:00.660not necessarily something that's easy to write down because you have to live it through every
02:11:04.920moment like that's the other difference between a pagan religion and a a text-based religion like
02:11:10.980the like the abrahamic traditions are all based on this revelation that somebody else had and
02:11:17.620wrote down and you just have to read it and believe it second hand but like god will talk
02:11:22.540to you through your guts and through your heart and like in your body in your living being you
02:11:29.140will be communicated to by the gods if you are courageous enough to like prioritize that
02:11:36.260information over whatever else is written down or on the internet or in somebody else's mouth like
02:11:43.020you choose your own adventure like if you want to be a slave you can just listen to what everybody
02:11:49.200else thinks and what everybody else says and you can live your life based on all the palaver around
02:11:55.080you like if you want to be a master being a master mastering yourself means you listen inside of
02:12:01.440yourself to the truth as your gods reveal it to you to the voice of your ancestors speaking in
02:12:08.140your living body like that's what it means to master yourself is that you honor your own
02:12:14.000convictions no matter what else everybody else is blabbering on about on like social media or
02:12:21.720wherever they're talking like you have so much freedom not to live in that world just like stop
02:12:29.040looking at all the dumb shit that they are lying to you with and just start living in the like
02:12:34.320revealed moment to moment experience of your physical life yeah and and like this
02:12:43.960goes to the very philosophical core of it uh in the beginning was the word yeah 100 exactly no one
02:12:55.500no one who like is like european or like speaks english at all believes that in the beginning was
02:13:04.300a word exactly because like uh you know english i i've swerved about this on a premium previous
02:13:12.880podcast with eshloss about paganism but uh like english we can see the the skeleton of our like
02:13:20.960language assembling from like previous languages and like lone words and brute words and like
02:13:26.500we can see like words that we use that were formed by like individual men like you not to see the
02:13:33.120mark of like of like orwell and shakespeare that like individual wordsmith like artificially
02:13:40.020created like new segments yeah yeah and and like oh this was taken from greek this was taken from
02:13:49.100this is anglo-norman this a wizard is actually celtic uh the only words that that actually
02:13:56.720survived from like ancient ancient celtic all relate to magic which is like quite in itself
02:14:02.980magical but uh but like it's very apparent if you like are a european or like speak english
02:14:11.960that the beginning was not the word that the word is something that like people invented
02:14:16.840afterwards you know in the beginning you know you know there were the word is the million
02:14:24.020the word is the facsimile yeah exactly the word is the simulation and if you live by the word you
02:14:32.080live in the simulation if you live in the simulation the reptilian demons control you
02:14:37.560or like whatever you want to call them but like you're a slave in that realm you're in the matrix
02:14:41.900if you live in by the word you live in the matrix is that the entire world is the matrix exactly
02:14:49.040like and that but the interesting thing is actually alters it you know this is exactly
02:14:55.340This is why they, like, do all the weird stuff to, like, trick God and, like, you know, oh, you can't create a fire, so we're going to invent a lamp that you rotate a shade around it so you aren't actually turning the lamp on and off.
02:15:12.340You're rotating this physical thing that makes the lamp appear on or off.
02:15:17.860Well, why are you trying to trick God?
02:15:59.700Yes, this is where, if you read Maurice Samuel's You Gentiles, this was a book written in like 1925 about how the Jews are completely incompatible with the Gentiles and they need their own nation and they need to be separate and how they will never accept like Gentile values and whatnot.0.79
02:16:20.640Marie Samuels was a very esteemed man in Jewish life. He never made a yay to Israel in spite of the fact that, like, he had the opportunity to. So, like, but one of the things he rages about is that, like, Gentiles believe in, like, sports and, like, the honors in sports and, like, rules of, like, conduct, like, our entire morality is, like,
02:16:50.640a competitive morality you know yeah like like sport rules like you're trying to win but there's0.68
02:16:57.740good conduct and bad bad conduct uh he he rages at this and uh he rages at our obsession with like
02:17:06.720uh physical activity and whatnot and like the way he describes like uh the gentiles the whites of
02:17:15.360old you know you can see where we've decayed like he's describing you know people who marched off0.76
02:17:22.280to war with a song on their licks you know who are willing to fight wars for hell and wars for
02:17:28.400jenkins ear like these are people that he knows knows and it's like oh my god we we've fallen so0.73
02:17:36.640far you know well like so many people are samuel more than his gentiles and it's because so many
02:17:44.340people are so fully plugged into the matrix they've atrophied in every possible way it's like
02:17:49.720physically spiritually soul mind like people just don't have the strength like and it's like
02:17:56.140everything that you know they do quote unquote to make you sick like you agree to participate in
02:18:03.000that at some point because you think you're gonna get something for nothing basically essentially
02:18:07.620it's like if you boil down every choice in your life where you like are in a really shitty
02:18:13.100situation it's because a you're afraid you'll die if you go out on your own or b like you think
02:18:19.800there's an easy way out and those are slave concepts and that's how you get enslaved like
02:18:25.860and it's easier to sit around and bitch and moan about how like everybody else did it to you and0.75
02:18:31.980it's not your fault but like that's not the Aryan spirit like the the Aryan spirit is that feeling
02:18:40.360of like honor that like you will do what you know is right and what you know is good for you even if0.84
02:18:47.020it kills you end of story like there's no well but well but it's hard for me because there's poison
02:18:55.360in the air and there's poison in the food yeah well then go like make good food for yourself like
02:19:01.340well but i can't afford it and it's scary and land is okay well like then you're a slave just
02:19:07.360stay enslaved then what are you complaining about like it's hard to be courageous it's hard to have
02:19:13.400honor it's hard to be free that's why most people just opt into the matrix very much so well we are
02:19:23.880reaching the end of our um budgeted time i'm so pleased we got through this the next book um
02:19:32.460uh the meaning of nietzsche for the modern world is 29 pages so that might be that might be two
02:19:39.980recording sessions maybe three but uh i do want to try to keep them like one file per chapter
02:19:48.660so they're not doing chapter one part two chapter two part part six but uh we will we'll see them
02:19:56.540But I still have to edit the first segment on Jesus, and that might wind up being too