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00:00:44.720 War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Vann.

00:00:47.940 Thursday, 4th of June, Anno Domini, 2026.

00:00:59.860 Harnwell here at the helm on Steve Bannon's warm.

00:01:03.120 My favourite time of the week.

00:01:04.940 This is fast becoming, and I love preparing for this show.

00:01:08.280 A whole hour ahead of us now, Hammer Time,

00:01:12.840 with Ralph Schollhammer from Remix News and Brussels Signal.

00:01:17.700 senior correspondent over there those two great websites will have the other details at the end

00:01:22.280 of the show if you want to make your own visit to see what they're doing ralph welcome back on

00:01:27.880 to the show good evening to you ben great to be back i'm glad we're making a regular thing out of

00:01:32.700 this this is it's fantastic the engagement it is great um but more than that i actually do enjoy

00:01:42.660 sort of getting the the articles out that you guys have been publishing after the week get my

00:01:47.760 little pen out make my markups and go through the articles they're absolutely fantastic um let's

00:01:53.660 start off with our first story of um of the week before we do that i just want to give a quick

00:02:00.720 introduction to how the un security council works everyone pretty much on the face of the planet

00:02:08.000 has heard of it they might quite not quite know that they have permanent members and then

00:02:14.320 rotating members well there are five permanent members of the un security council this is

00:02:20.240 following the second world war basically that the victors um victors justice so it's america

00:02:27.320 the uk france russia and china those the those are in in season out of that season they are always

00:02:36.100 They're on the UN Security Council and they have veto powers.

00:02:40.540 And then you have 10 other members that are elected on two year terms.

00:02:48.000 And it's staggered like, I don't know, US Senate.

00:02:52.240 So you have five countries elected for two year terms.

00:02:56.460 Then after halfway in to that two year term, you have the other five countries up to election.

00:03:02.440 And they're done on regional blocks.

00:03:03.900 So for the first time ever in the elections earlier on in this week

00:03:11.460 For the Western European and others group

00:03:18.340 For the first time ever Germany declined when putting itself forward for election to get elected

00:03:24.700 It lost out to Portugal and Austria if I'm not mistaken

00:03:31.140 This, if I'm not mistaken, is a massive blow to Friedrich Merz, the Christian Democratic Chancellor of Germany, who always vaunted himself on his foreign policy credentials and connections and relationships.

00:03:54.820 didn't work now as you go into this and i have a few observations first of all let's go um take

00:04:02.600 your analysis on this i think the brussels signal has the best write-up on this um it's pretty much

00:04:09.680 the only write-up i have seen in the press that's taken this um story giving it the seriousness that

00:04:15.820 it deserves why don't you give us a quick rundown and explain exactly what has happened this week

00:04:21.440 in the United Nations.

00:04:23.840 I mean, it is a beautiful write down

00:04:25.680 and it was not just a humiliation of Germany

00:04:27.740 as far as I know now.

00:04:28.820 Portugal and Austria, my home country,

00:04:30.980 have a seat in the non-permanent security council.

00:04:34.040 But let's be very honest here for a second.

00:04:36.360 The Germans and the Europeans in general

00:04:38.500 are somewhat very sentimental about the UN

00:04:41.080 because it's a relic from a time

00:04:42.940 when the Europeans still had a role to play.

00:04:45.580 But overall, I would say it has become a...

00:04:48.040 It reminds me for the history buffs among our viewers,

00:04:50.960 Because it's a little bit like the Holy Roman Empire that stuck around for a while after

00:04:55.640 it has outlived its sell-by date, that it's the same with this institution.

00:05:00.680 You have two members of the Permanent Security Council, the US and Russia, that are basically

00:05:05.540 at war.

00:05:06.780 All the major decisions that are being made are no longer made in the UN.

00:05:10.420 So I understand there is an element of prestige to it.

00:05:13.200 That is fine.

00:05:14.200 Personally, I think that the UN is a terrible institution. 0.99

00:05:18.020 the food for sex to child pornography, you know, they had one scandal after the other. 0.88

00:05:22.980 I would argue that the problems in Gaza, at least particularly, or at least to some extent,

00:05:28.660 due to the fact that the quote-unquote care of the UN for the people in Gaza has probably

00:05:34.740 created the most damaged, psychologically and otherwise damaged, people on the face

00:05:38.800 of the earth.

00:05:39.980 So if I would be Friedrich Merz, you know, I would give a press conference and say, you

00:05:43.460 know what, this institution has outlived its usefulness anyways.

00:05:47.340 So we're kind of glad for not being part of it.

00:05:50.820 I couldn't agree with you more.

00:05:53.240 Much like I would suggest the European Union itself,

00:05:56.600 they are basically 20th century solutions

00:06:01.100 and not at all equipped to help manage their members' interests

00:06:09.700 for 21st century problems.

00:06:13.860 um and i think you know i i think like i'll add nato into that the un nato and the eu they are

00:06:24.080 all way beyond their sell-by dates go on go ahead yeah i mean and at least in some instances i would

00:06:31.280 argue that the un has created more problems than it has ever you know contributed to solving for

00:06:36.300 example the term that we use a lot on this show and that is you know a dangerous right-wing term

00:06:41.440 the term replacement migration, I mean, this term was coined by an official UN document.

00:06:47.320 So a lot of the policies and generally the idea that the whole universalist kind of open

00:06:52.480 borders idea is something that was propagated by the UN.

00:06:55.760 And I can just recommend, if you have the stomach for it, the Secretary General, Antonio 0.99

00:07:01.760 Guterres, is a lunatic. 0.99

00:07:03.680 I mean, if you listen or read his tweets or read his statements, this is a madman in a 1.00

00:07:08.560 very high position. 0.66

00:07:10.100 So as another prominent commentator, I think it was Ben Shapiro, once said,

00:07:15.020 tear the whole thing down and put a Trump Tower on the territory instead.

00:07:18.840 And I think that's actually a pretty good idea.

00:07:23.480 Yeah, fair enough.

00:07:24.760 I think let's go for some redevelopment over at Turtle Bay.

00:07:28.400 Yeah.

00:07:29.060 Gets my vote.

00:07:30.640 What I wouldn't mind quickly, Ralph, picking your brains on here,

00:07:35.360 I want to go to something that the German foreign minister, Johann Waderfuhr, claimed in trying to analyse how it was that Germany lost this election amongst its peers, didn't get the two-thirds majority it needed from the General Assembly.

00:07:54.160 I'll just give the figures if folks are interested, because Germany got 101 votes.

00:08:00.400 Austria, your native country of ours, 131 votes.

00:08:05.060 Portugal just slightly ahead, 134 votes.

00:08:08.580 So even though it pays, I think it's the fourth largest contributor to the UN, it fell significantly short.

00:08:18.440 And the German foreign minister says that he blamed the loss on Berlin's strong support for Ukraine and Israel, thinking that that would have cost votes amongst countries in the global south.

00:08:38.920 and Mertz himself suggested that Germany,

00:08:44.980 they're trying to put a brave face on it,

00:08:47.640 but it says that Germany remains a reliable pillar

00:08:49.940 of the multilateral system.

00:08:53.400 I reckon those two statements,

00:08:57.120 in their own ways, say as much as they miss.

00:09:03.140 And I would suggest,

00:09:04.840 though I think the German foreign minister,

00:09:07.280 vadaful got quite close to this it is in fact because of the fact that and this is my hypothesis

00:09:15.600 that chancellor uh friedrich mertz has been such an overt inverted commas atlanticist basically

00:09:24.000 accepting the u.s military industrial complex position that has actually um delegitimized

00:09:31.680 germany on the on the international stage that that would be my thesis um here i'd like your

00:09:38.860 take on that i don't know to be honest i mean i think that the current diplomatic core of germany 0.89

00:09:45.980 is very weak i mean you pronounced it quite correctly right his name is vade fool or vade

00:09:50.340 fool as i would would call him so i think that played a role austria was more pro-israel than 0.95

00:09:56.200 germany and obviously did not hurt us at all we had this entire debate during the eurovision song 0.92

00:10:00.740 contest where Austria took a very pro-Israel position.

00:10:04.720 And to be honest, I mean, if you look at the last two or three weeks, so there was the

00:10:08.200 one incident where Friedrich Merz said that the war in Iran has humiliated the United

00:10:13.560 States.

00:10:14.560 Then there was this other case where he said he would not send his children to the United

00:10:18.480 States at the moment because of the political climate.

00:10:20.980 So I mean, I don't know how closely the representatives of other member states follow German politics.

00:10:27.220 But I think the observation that Germany is fully supportive and fully within the US camp,

00:10:33.500 I'm not 100 percent sure if that is really true.

00:10:37.180 So I think if that would have been the case, then it would be a case of misperception.

00:10:42.920 But overall, I think you're right in one sense, that there is an attitude in the global south,

00:10:48.820 and that's, I think, quite justified, that they probably feel more sympathy for smaller

00:10:52.560 countries, Austria, Portugal, than for the moralizing big countries like, for example,

00:10:59.160 Germany.

00:11:00.160 I mean, starting from the energy transition to other things, the Germans love going around 0.99

00:11:03.700 the planet and wagging the finger at others. 1.00

00:11:06.160 And I'm sure that many in the South, I mean, we know it, for example, from the Indian foreign

00:11:09.220 minister, that many have been annoyed by this.

00:11:11.500 I think that played a bigger role, this kind of self-aggrandizing and moralizing by the 0.84

00:11:16.440 Germans. 0.52

00:11:17.440 I think that played a bigger role than their support for Israel.

00:11:19.340 And as I said, German support for the U.S. is a mixed bag.

00:11:24.020 Let's put it this way.

00:11:26.600 Well, what I'll say, just coming back to this, let me get my quotation here.

00:11:33.840 The idea that Friedrich Mertz was representing a restoration of Germany's reputation vis-a-vis Olaf Scholz, 0.83

00:11:45.720 I would question that strategy on behalf of the CDU, because for all his faults, you know, we'll talk a little bit later about the huge numbers of naturalizations that Germany is doing.

00:11:58.800 And I think that was that was that was signed off in the dying days of Olaf Scholz's government.

00:12:05.180 um but for all so i said i i'm not by any means uh a fanboy of Olaf Scholz but so for all his

00:12:16.200 faults i think he was he was more um more um credible on the international stage than Friedrich

00:12:25.620 Mertz has been in the what little over a year he's been chancellor and that's that's basically

00:12:31.640 my pitch. I would like to know

00:12:33.780 whether you think that had

00:12:35.740 Schultz had still been

00:12:37.420 Chancellor, whether Germany

00:12:39.720 would still have lost in its bid

00:12:41.540 to get on the Security Council.

00:12:44.720 Well, let me put it this way.

00:12:45.600 Let me back that up.

00:12:47.580 Let me back that up.

00:12:49.000 Throughout the Ukraine war,

00:12:51.480 I noticed, as I was covering this every day

00:12:53.560 for this show, for the war room, every day

00:12:55.660 I noticed that Schultz was coming under

00:12:57.660 pressure by the Biden administration

00:12:59.980 to toe the line in Europe as Europe's largest economy,

00:13:06.320 largest population, to try to put pressure,

00:13:10.440 belligerent pressure on Vladimir Putin.

00:13:13.960 And at every stage, Schultz was refusing to do so.

00:13:17.440 He was really trying very hard.

00:13:19.200 This is my reading of it. You can say I'm right, you can say I'm wrong.

00:13:21.620 I think he was trying very, very hard to keep Germany out of this.

00:13:25.900 And that's a diametric opposition to the position of Friedrich Mertz, who pushed very hard, even though he wasn't even chancellor yet, when he was still leader of the opposition, pushed very hard successfully for Germany to scrap its historic constitutional, its basic law provision of not allowing the government to deficit spend.

00:13:51.040 And he said, no, no, no, Mertz said, no, no, no, we have to start taking on debt so we can invest it in defense.

00:13:58.720 So I think there's a huge contrast on that.

00:14:00.780 And I think that this is the thesis that some of Mertz's openness and malleability with regards to Washington

00:14:11.980 would have gone against him because Russia isn't as isolated on the world stage as the U.S. military

00:14:20.360 industrial complex likes to present. Russia still does have friends, right? China still has friends.

00:14:25.460 And I think Mert's overt pushing of Germany in that direction, I think that would have counted 0.66

00:14:32.660 against him. Just give me your view on that and then we'll move on. I have a different take on 0.51

00:14:37.980 this first of all i recall very much when all of schultz was claiming that joe biden is you know at

00:14:42.900 the top of his game and there is absolutely no indication that he's in mental decline that was

00:14:46.960 shortly before the u.s election so schultz was obviously lying about this if you look at the

00:14:51.800 actual numbers of german support for ukraine i think they were number two after the u.s at least

00:14:57.220 on a per capita basis so schultz might talk the big game but ultimately his support was just as

00:15:03.180 as significant as the support by Friedrich Merz.

00:15:05.800 And let's not forget that Scholz's party is still part of the government.

00:15:10.180 This is a quote-unquote, it's not a great coalition, I mean, this is just the name that

00:15:13.380 people use, but it's Friedrich Merz's CDU, and it's the SPD, the Social Democrats.

00:15:18.680 I mean, they're no longer led by all of Scholz, but they're still part of the government. 0.81

00:15:22.620 So I think the Germans try a little bit to split the baby down the middle. 0.98

00:15:26.980 The things that they say in public is one thing, but what they do is something other. 0.85

00:15:31.260 And even Mertz, I think that the Taurus rockets, right, kind of this medium to long-range missiles,

00:15:36.280 even on the Mertz, they have not been delivered to Ukraine.

00:15:40.280 So I'm not really sure.

00:15:41.820 Again, I think this is an interesting debate, and there are many nuances to it.

00:15:44.940 I think both oppositions can be easily defended.

00:15:48.080 But I would argue that even on an international stage, I would generally say that on an international

00:15:52.880 stage, Germany is currently not cutting a particularly good figure because they don't

00:15:56.960 know where they want to go.

00:15:58.820 And I think this is a big problem.

00:16:00.260 They don't know if they want to be Atlanticists.

00:16:02.200 They don't know if they want to carve their own foreign policy.

00:16:04.640 They don't know if they are drawn towards the East.

00:16:06.840 And I think this kind of schizophrenia you see along every step of the way.

00:16:14.560 You can throw into that, and again, I don't know how to interpret this in the light of what you just said, 0.68

00:16:18.780 but you can throw into the mix the fact that Germany is leading on the front to remove unanimity,

00:16:25.780 unanimity voting by unanimity on foreign policy decisions and open that up to qualified majority

00:16:31.960 voting um again not sure how to play that um because Mertz is someone that you can read in

00:16:38.320 two directions on this but we'll continue to we'll continue to to analyze this and bring our various

00:16:44.260 analyses and analyses to uh to the war okay uh moving very quickly on uh because time has a

00:16:52.500 habit of accelerating away from us you might remember if your folks if you're following the

00:16:57.380 show yesterday uh financial times pushed out a very important article that headlined gold replaces

00:17:04.960 u.s treasuries as the world's top reserve asset that was according to the european central bank

00:17:11.560 and if you were listening to the morning show today steve himself was talking about this very

00:17:16.000 thing the pitch effectively being according to the to both to the ecb the european central bank

00:17:22.100 and the FT itself that the historic gold bullion rally has boosted gold's share of reserves

00:17:30.560 to 27% while central banks are diversifying away from treasury holdings. If you folks at home are

00:17:43.960 seeing these headlines and wondering how it might affect you, wondering perhaps why central banks

00:17:49.500 around the world are buying up gold now at such huge rates and possibly pulling out of treasuries

00:17:56.920 as well like the ecb and you think that might affect you you don't want to miss out you can

00:18:01.680 see there's a rally taking place here of course the gold is going down as much as it goes up over

00:18:07.540 over the last few weeks but you think that the historic trend here is upwards you want to get

00:18:12.120 in on that the best person to speak to will be philip patrick speak to him directly pick his

00:18:18.300 brains he is a worldwide expert on gold investments he'll give you all the advice you need on moving

00:18:24.960 over your 401 if you have one your 401k into a into a tax sheltered instrument in gold text

00:18:33.940 bannon b-a-double-n-o-n to 989898 that's bannon to 989898 or go on to birchgold.com

00:18:46.020 forward slash banner in any case do get hold of philip patrick uh and just say look this is my

00:18:52.860 situation um i see what's going on i see these headlines what advice do you have for me right

00:18:59.780 back to ralph schulhammer ralph going over to your neighboring germany staying on the subject

00:19:06.400 um great story here of cultural enrichment for german taxpayers traveling on public trains

00:19:14.580 will you say okay Han well what tell me about this cultural enrichment well statistics are out

00:19:20.020 now and this is um 44 percent of the 27 800 000 violent crimes that took place on the public

00:19:32.220 trains last year in Germany were committed by invaders there you go that's almost doubled by

00:19:39.900 the way since 2020 huge indictment over the german political class both the c the the um

00:19:48.320 the socialists and and the the supposedly center-right christian democrats jointly to

00:19:53.900 blame on this but arguably the christian democrats even more because they've been in power historically

00:19:59.000 for far longer going back uh to the the the glory days of angela merkel herself ralph what's the

00:20:07.500 view over in your neighboring Germany as these statistics come out. It's bad news for German

00:20:13.440 taxpayers traveling on public transport. But to be absolutely cynical about it, great news 1.00

00:20:19.500 for the alternative for Deutschland. Oh, yeah. I mean, I guess every news out of Germany are bad

00:20:25.680 news for the German taxpayer at the moment. I mean, these headlines always remind me of something

00:20:30.140 the great Ann Coulter once said, which is that the number one rule for migration is that migrants

00:20:35.760 are supposed to make your country better, right?

00:20:38.120 You're supposed to take people in that contribute,

00:20:40.540 but not just even at the same level as the native population,

00:20:44.000 but that make it better.

00:20:45.040 And let me give you a very concrete example.

00:20:47.020 I mean, I wonder how many, some probably do,

00:20:49.320 but how many of your viewers know that the two people

00:20:52.200 who were responsible for the industrial war effort

00:20:55.140 of the United States during World War II

00:20:57.140 was a native guy from Denmark named William Knudsen

00:21:00.720 and a second-generation German immigrant named Henry J. Kaiser.

00:21:04.840 So those who got insurance at Kaiser Permanente, they're kind of still in that sphere. 0.99

00:21:10.160 And this is the kind of immigrants that you want to have.

00:21:12.700 You want to have migrants that, A, make your country better, and B, are completely and utterly devoted and loyal to their new home.

00:21:20.560 And what's currently happening in Germany, in Europe, and also, by the way, in parts of the United States, Ohio, Minnesota, and some others.

00:21:27.960 This is no longer the case. 0.97

00:21:29.360 We got the wrong migrants from the wrong places with the wrong attitudes. 0.93

00:21:32.580 I know this sounds very hyperbolic, but I think all in all, it's a fair summary of what's currently going on. 1.00

00:21:40.280 Well, on that theme, just after the break, that's coming up in five minutes,

00:21:45.800 we're going to dig down in one of the best articles that I have read this year,

00:21:50.560 written by you, Ralph Schollhammer, on precisely this subject.

00:21:55.400 But we'll push that five minutes ahead.

00:21:58.160 Oh, no, no, it's superb. It's absolutely superb.

00:22:00.800 I mean, even people, even native English speakers can't write as well as you.

00:22:08.020 You know what? That was worth it. 0.95

00:22:09.520 Seeing as you named her, it was worthy of Ann Coulter herself, that article.

00:22:13.160 We'll be touching that in five minutes.

00:22:15.340 Just to hoover up the facts on this story, because it is absolutely shocking.

00:22:22.140 Here are some of the statistics, including, by the way,

00:22:27.200 of the 2,200 sexual offences at train stations

00:22:31.340 that were recorded in the year 2025,

00:22:35.700 invaders were numbered eight times more likely

00:22:38.420 to be represented among the suspects

00:22:41.280 than their share of the population would be alone.

00:22:46.420 And so this is a huge contribution 0.94

00:22:48.820 that invaders are making to German social life, 0.77

00:22:52.600 not the contribution German taxpayers

00:22:55.220 would necessarily what well will want to see there's no necessarily about it not the contribution 0.98

00:22:59.580 they want to see but it is a contribution they're doing the jobs that germans don't want to do

00:23:04.380 that's that's the um that's the truth of this violent sexual crime against women and children

00:23:09.140 um one quick takeaway and i think remix news makes a very good point on this is that figure

00:23:18.220 in itself is almost certainly going to be a conservative estimate why because taking this

00:23:25.960 figure that 44 of those 27 800 violent crimes were committed by invaders it's not necessarily

00:23:36.460 the case and and you're going to quote to me now i think the danish example where they did they

00:23:41.400 actually dig down on this it's not the case that the other 56 are committed by germans many of them

00:23:49.580 will be committed by germans that is to say the descendants are the legalized regularized descendants

00:23:57.000 of invaders so which of course isn't being included in these statistics but that they

00:24:04.120 were included in a very similar study because i don't think germany um uh records ethnic dissent

00:24:13.180 in its crime statistics as they do in denmark and denmark um did did do did dig down on this

00:24:20.480 right uh and and they came out with uh some statistics which are even more horrifying so

00:24:27.060 that's the deal right um i think it's a good opportunity to ask for for question ask for

00:24:34.460 when these statistics crime statistics are taking place around the european union i don't even think

00:24:39.800 i don't even think in um france is constitutionally allowable to do that but i think it's time for

00:24:45.040 citizens and um and taxpayers to come forward say no no no we want to know you're letting these

00:24:51.300 people in you're giving them then the permits we're going to come up to this and in the next

00:24:55.900 half of the show you're giving them the the regularization the passports we want to know

00:25:00.940 if their children are law-abiding people who want to assimilate to the country and contribute

00:25:06.740 or whether they are just perpetrating crime ralph i'll give you um 60 seconds on this uh as we go

00:25:13.420 up to the break well i think it's exactly what you just said right but people can trust their

00:25:19.100 own eyes whenever there is videos and what's for example what some parties have done you just have

00:25:23.360 publish the names of the perpetrators. So yes, they might have a French or Austrian or German

00:25:27.280 or Italian passport, but very often their names are not, you know, Francois, Luigi or France.

00:25:32.640 So it is quite clear. I mean, we are really in a situation where the government say to the people,

00:25:37.200 you know, do you trust your own eyes or do you trust our lying eyes? And as I said,

00:25:41.680 you can, as Abraham Lincoln famously said, you can fool some of the people all of the time,

00:25:46.160 all of the people for some of the time, but you cannot fool all of the people for all of the time.

00:25:50.320 I mean, this is what many governments are currently trying to do.

00:25:54.700 Just before we go to the break, which just very quickly, if we can squeeze this in,

00:26:00.800 sticking with Brussels signal, you guys published an article again this week

00:26:07.940 saying that German naturalizations have hit a historic record for the fifth year running.

00:26:15.560 Can you just give me the headline figure on that?

00:26:17.980 i think it dovetails quite nicely into what we're just saying and then we'll hold it over and

00:26:21.820 continue it very quickly after the break what's the statistics the statistics here

00:26:28.460 uh you have to give them to me i don't i don't know them from the top of my head three thousand

00:26:32.860 it's i have it everything under my fingertips ralph it's three thousand three hundred three

00:26:38.540 332,500 people received German citizenship in 2025,

00:26:49.020 a huge proportion of which from Syria.

00:26:51.440 Folks, stay tuned.

00:26:52.940 We'll be back in two minutes after this quick short break.

00:26:55.280 We'll dig down on those figures in a little more detail.

00:27:00.160 For the first time since World War II,

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00:32:18.240 welcome back folks well i'm just gonna pick off the the statistics that i was just before

00:32:25.680 talking about just before the break here and i'm going from the the brussels signal article here

00:32:31.480 uh headlined german naturalizations hit historic record for the fifth year running

00:32:37.360 332 500 people received german citizenship in 2025 ralph schulhammer the figure i want to pick

00:32:47.200 to you um and then we'll bounce off this and go straight into your article uh on on this very

00:32:53.300 theme is here's a question for you of all of those applications for citizenship in um 2025

00:33:02.760 do you know the percentage that were actually refused turned down blocked by the german state

00:33:10.820 i think if i'm not mistaken it was somewhere it was somewhere between five and seven percent if

00:33:16.680 i'm not mistaken three three three three percent it's basically three percent um well i'm quoting

00:33:22.880 brussels signal here um so i'll assume that i'll assume that's true three percent that is a that's

00:33:29.160 basically they get they're giving it out they are giving out german citizenship to anybody who asks

00:33:35.140 for it to all intents and purposes before we let me just make this point i made last wednesday i

00:33:40.600 have a solution to this for Germany, for Italy, for France, for the UK, for the United States,

00:33:46.760 right? Go through your tax records and start this way. Anybody invader or regularised,

00:33:54.960 I'm indifferent to it. Anybody who's not born on your soil, who has not paid taxes 1.00

00:34:06.620 according to the level of the median average for your country should have three months to 0.99

00:34:14.420 regularize their affairs depart voluntarily or be deported forcefully um that is that that would be

00:34:24.140 under a Hanwell dictatorship that would be day one um everyone in the country who is who is not

00:34:30.840 contributing to the economic life of the country out and stop taking away jobs from the lowest rung

00:34:37.380 of the social ladder now okay i i mentioned this in the first half of the show i'm going to

00:34:42.540 mention it again that one of the best articles um i have read on this truly worth reading sharing

00:34:51.300 digesting it's a it's somewhat of a philosophical article ralph it's your own it's your own story

00:34:58.480 here where you break this down and you and you suggest that um there it is our culture fails

00:35:04.620 europe will not certify its way out of this crisis with passport exams and you'd go through country

00:35:13.840 by country indicating the performative nature of what's being done now to say okay this is what

00:35:19.780 we're doing to make sure we're giving citizen citizenship tests they've got to be able to sort

00:35:24.500 to say what the national holidays are uh so on and so forth um it's a real i think it is

00:35:32.120 you know we're relying on the political class here that got us into this crisis through lies

00:35:38.140 and deceit to get us out and of course they're not going to get us out because they're exactly

00:35:43.320 where they want us to be in in the declining society that has no social stability dependent

00:35:50.260 on the state dependent on them um and in order to face the chaos that they've caused they're

00:35:57.700 taking away our civil civil liberties our ability to communicate freely to exchange ideas freely

00:36:04.020 they want to be able to access our phones our iphones they want to scrap end-to-end encryption

00:36:08.700 on messages they want to be able to arrest us for dms on twitter they've thrown in the uk they've

00:36:16.400 thrown people in prison for what they've said on Twitter when they've been complaining against the

00:36:21.260 invasion. And that's their solution. And this is just supposed to buy us off. Tell me your thesis

00:36:28.120 in your own words, Ralph, about this article. Well, my thesis is very simple, right? Which is

00:36:33.360 that a citizenship is not just a document or a piece of paper. It is, if you want, the symbol

00:36:38.660 of a person's emotional attachment to a country. And that's the most important thing. Let me tell

00:36:44.180 a quick anecdote because i think this highlights the lunacy in europe uh quite well there was just

00:36:49.400 a couple of years ago this idea in the netherlands where they said you know every migrant that comes

00:36:54.080 to netherlands will be shown a video where two men kiss and the idea was so if you show somebody

00:37:00.300 from syria or afghanistan or morocco a video of two guys kissing they will say oh my god this is

00:37:06.320 amazing this is great all my previously held beliefs are out of the window and this is this

00:37:11.480 is going to be my new identity. They do not understand that that identity for most people,

00:37:16.720 including, I think, Ben, you and myself as well, is not just something you can change, like, you

00:37:21.800 know, your pants or your shirt. This is something you have an affection towards. It's something

00:37:26.880 that's important to you. And even if you sign a piece of paper, like it is now in Germany,

00:37:30.980 every migrant has to sign a piece of paper that says, we recognize the right of the state of

00:37:35.700 Israel to exist. I mean, what's that supposed to accomplish? I can sign all kinds of pieces of

00:37:40.820 paper.

00:37:41.820 First of all, that does not tell you whether or not they really believe it.

00:37:44.700 Now, you can make the arguments this will make it easier to then deport people if they

00:37:49.640 commit a crime in this area.

00:37:51.380 But as we've seen over the past couple of weeks, we cannot even deport rapists, so I'm

00:37:55.980 pretty sure we will never have the opportunity to deport anybody for anti-Semitism or what

00:38:01.940 have you.

00:38:02.940 And this is the big issue.

00:38:03.940 this idea among both American and European quote-unquote elites of the ruling class that

00:38:11.160 being part of a country is, so to speak, just crossing the border into the country and that's

00:38:16.700 it. That there is an entire backstory, that there is a cultural fundament, a tradition,

00:38:23.460 call it a soil, if you want, of a sense of belonging, right, in which people are grounded,

00:38:30.540 which you dilute by just handing out citizenship.

00:38:33.720 Either they don't understand it or they don't want to understand it,

00:38:37.560 but as you so eloquently said, they're obviously sabotaging it.

00:38:43.240 Coming back to your Dutch example of the showing to invaders,

00:38:48.580 the two men kissing, we are at the stage,

00:38:50.820 and I'm fairly sure I've read this in Remix, right,

00:38:54.740 that you have certain cases where people have come into the country

00:38:59.340 assumed taken taken valid um asylum um status by claiming to be homosexual in their home countries

00:39:08.920 and fearing persecution they claim that they asserted they're given papers to stay and then

00:39:14.440 they're found molesting young girls but i'm sure i have read that in remix um so the idea of just 0.66

00:39:21.120 showing some of these muslims uh because that's basically what we're talking about here men

00:39:25.280 kissing and assuming that they're going to have a road to damascus type conversion um is is totally 0.99

00:39:35.820 you know it's they're not that stupid that they believe this this is just this is what this is 0.98

00:39:41.080 what they're simply presenting to the electorates of thinking this is what we're trying to do 0.98

00:39:45.360 to um to hope to hone out the um the the extremists they know themselves that this isn't

00:39:52.420 working is part of the plan right no it's it's you're absolutely correct it's part of the plan

00:39:57.300 and it's not even working with second or third generation immigrants let me give you two quick

00:40:01.240 examples a couple of years ago i go according to the london times like more british muslims

00:40:08.140 joined isis than joined the british armed forces and before we forget the london tube bombings of

00:40:14.080 2005 were conducted by people that were born bred and educated in the united kingdom so even people

00:40:21.240 People who are born in the UK or other European places don't feel a sense of belonging to

00:40:25.060 those countries.

00:40:26.060 I mean, there's a funny story out of the United Arab Emirates.

00:40:28.780 The United Arab Emirates are now refusing to give scholarships to students who want to

00:40:33.680 study in the UK because they are afraid that they will come back as radicalized Islamists. 0.97

00:40:38.680 So you have now this absurd situation where the Islamic world is saying we cannot send

00:40:43.140 people to Europe because the Europeans turned them into radical Muslims.

00:40:46.760 This is the kind of upside down world that we are currently inhabiting in the West. 0.98

00:40:51.380 And the irony is the United Arab Emirates is probably entirely accurate in its analysis there. 0.98

00:40:57.100 You have greater risk of getting radicalized, if you are Muslim, in the UK, in Sharia law UK than in the Middle East. 0.99

00:41:08.740 Look, we don't really have time to do this, but I do want to do it.

00:41:12.980 you mentioned two things in your article well a number of things two things i'd like to pick up

00:41:17.940 on don't know if we've got the time you mentioned the the the analogy of the weimar republic and

00:41:24.820 contrasted to today i just i know what you're doing when you're when you're making that analogy

00:41:31.060 but i'd just like you to say in your own words why you why you illustrate that what the failure

00:41:36.480 in your analysis is of weimar because the weimar republic is an interesting example not because it

00:41:42.620 was chaotic, I know the usual stories you hear, but you had an entire class of people

00:41:46.840 that rejected what the quote-unquote republic was standing for.

00:41:51.320 And this, in a sense, they were not integrated in their own country because they never accepted

00:41:56.600 it.

00:41:57.140 And that's a massive, massive problem.

00:41:59.320 I mean, if you want to apply it to the United States, I mean, the great accomplishment of

00:42:03.440 the United States was over time, and I think it's not as good at this as it was in the 1.00

00:42:07.900 past, that you did get people, and I do not like the whole America is a country of immigrants, 0.99

00:42:12.360 story. But there is at least a kernel of truth to the idea that you could have people coming from 0.65

00:42:17.560 all places in the world that had some affinity and then integrate into this new system. And again,

00:42:23.320 I mentioned the German and Danish immigrants that played a significant role in World War II.

00:42:28.040 But if you create a political system that the people feel no sense of belonging to,

00:42:33.560 they will turn against it. And what we see currently happening in Europe is that,

00:42:37.320 Again, the ruling class, the Merzys and the Macrons, the Starmas, to give you names, I'm

00:42:43.500 not talking about some shadowy figures.

00:42:45.140 No, no, there are actual names to this.

00:42:46.700 They create political systems where more and more people say, I don't want to have anything

00:42:51.780 to do with this.

00:42:52.940 I mean, take the case, I'm sure that American viewers have heard about it, because Elon

00:42:56.280 Musk tweeted about it as well, of Henry Novak, right?

00:42:59.120 This young guy that was stabbed in the UK.

00:43:02.220 And we know now as a fact that the British police was told to basically or actually literally have a bias against white British people.

00:43:15.400 I mean, at some point, and you have this pretty much all over the place, I'd say you have it also a bit in the United States,

00:43:20.140 so that at some point people will say, I do not identify, I do not voluntarily support that kind of political system or that kind of country makes complete sense.

00:43:29.400 and that's your analogy with weimar right um it didn't have a serious affinity with the people

00:43:36.180 um and there's easily thrown away dismissed swatted aside by the rise of the nazis that's

00:43:43.540 the point there you make the point if people are let let he let him who has eyes to see see um

00:43:50.480 that's the argument and i think it's a very valid argument uh the european elites have they've done

00:43:55.480 one thing since what the end of the second world war it's eradicate from all signs of european

00:44:03.000 life country by country the one thing that really did bind people in and invest into the system

00:44:08.440 which was i think the christian faith the relationship between christianity the churches

00:44:12.760 and civic society that was an anchor that bound people together the society together the elites

00:44:19.240 have pushed that aside in their contempt for Christianity,

00:44:23.720 and they've allowed a vacuum now to subsist,

00:44:27.500 and all sorts of things are rushing to fill that vacuum.

00:44:30.260 Nature abhors a vacuum.

00:44:32.220 I mentioned this other point, your second point that I wanted to reference,

00:44:36.320 because it's allied to what you were just saying,

00:44:39.900 though we don't have time to discuss it in detail.

00:44:42.120 Perhaps we'll hold it over to next week.

00:44:44.140 And that is your subject, and I quote your article,

00:44:46.620 The genius of European nationhood in its better moments was that it rested on culture rather than blood.

00:44:53.160 This is the argument in favour of cultural nationalism rather than ethno-nationalism.

00:44:59.440 And I will make this statement to our progressive audience that follow us and listen to us.

00:45:08.040 If we are blocked, if the populist nationalist iterations that are that are broadly culturally nationalist rather than ethno-nationalist, if we are blocked from fulfilling our agenda, we will be dismissed because we are not the most right wing version of politics available.

00:45:29.440 There are further things to our right and they are going to come in and and assuredly take power if we are blocked from it.

00:45:38.520 So people can choose. They can either. It's definitely going to be nationalism, right?

00:45:42.620 The future, which first and foremost is protecting the integrity of the nation and kicking those who have come in illegally, 0.96

00:45:49.500 haven't been contributing, haven't been assimilating, kicking those people out.

00:45:53.580 That is the hashtag number one project of the nationalist movement.

00:45:59.940 Now, so it's going to take place.

00:46:00.920 It can either have to take place on a culturally nationalist basis, if we are allowed to succeed,

00:46:05.840 or if we're swatted out by an impatient public, it will take place on an ethno-nationalist basis.

00:46:12.280 Folks, those people are using the instruments of the state to block us, to silence us, to put us in prison, all the rest of it.

00:46:19.700 You choose which version of success we're going to have here.

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00:47:16.860 Ralph Schollhammer, we can finish off these last two stories in the remaining five minutes of the

00:47:24.980 show. Poll out in the UK, this is covered by Brussels Signal. Immigration returns as the

00:47:32.640 biggest concern for the British public. 41% of those surveyed named immigration as an important

00:47:40.520 issue facing the country and 22% of respondents said it was the single biggest issue facing

00:47:49.400 Great Britain. I will just contrast that, Ralph Schoelhammer, with the 22% that say the NHS

00:47:58.020 is a priority. This is, I think, my reading when I read this article in The Signal,

00:48:06.880 It really did illustrate to me the difference of priorities

00:48:12.320 between the UK political class, what they're talking about.

00:48:16.860 They're talking about foreign defence, NATO membership.

00:48:19.180 They're talking about the NHS.

00:48:21.760 All of these issues are low, low, low ranking for the British public.

00:48:27.160 What they really want is someone to come in

00:48:29.300 and take control of the immigration issue.

00:48:32.020 Tell me what else is there in the poll.

00:48:36.120 Well, I think what it particularly tells you, right, if you look at these numbers, is they go even back because they have been doing these polls for quite a while.

00:48:43.820 I would argue that as a major issue, migration has never gone away.

00:48:47.680 It was always a part.

00:48:49.760 The increasing numbers that you see regarding the NHS, I think, is just a demographic fact.

00:48:54.920 As people get older, we notice, I guess, ourselves and many of your viewers and listeners as well, when you are 20 or 25, the National Health Service is not something that's constantly on your mind because you're young, you're fit.

00:49:06.600 Insurance is not really something that you concern yourself with.

00:49:09.640 The older you get, the more important this is.

00:49:12.020 So this is a completely natural phenomenon.

00:49:14.280 But of course, what it does show you, and this is the crucial point, is that people

00:49:18.200 understand intuitively that this is an existential question.

00:49:22.660 A country that is built on a common heritage, a common identity, and that actually has citizens

00:49:29.940 and the population that feels an affection and a connection to that heritage

00:49:34.040 can make it through almost everything.

00:49:37.020 I mean, I always take Germany as an example, and it was a major topic today.

00:49:40.200 You can lose two world wars, right?

00:49:42.460 You can have your country almost entirely destroyed

00:49:45.100 and still come out quite powerful if you have this sense of belonging,

00:49:49.400 because people then can cooperate, right?

00:49:51.360 People can, you know, you can solve the, to sound like a social science professor,

00:49:55.080 you can solve the collective action problem.

00:49:57.380 But if you just have competing groups of tribes, you know, some of Syrian descent, some of German

00:50:03.520 descent, some of Afghan descent, right, they have no interest in maintaining German culture, 0.64

00:50:09.180 German civilization. And again, the same is true, I think, in the United States as well. 1.00

00:50:13.260 Not everybody, of course, you know, I don't want to generalize, but there are people in the United

00:50:17.960 States who have no interest in continuing the United States. They are there because they want

00:50:22.060 to take advantage of the system. And once there is nothing left to take advantage of,

00:50:26.320 They will turn against it or, in the worst case, so to speak, they bleed it dry and then they leave or they live in the ruins that they have themselves caused.

00:50:35.580 And this is the difference to a country that has a strong national cohesion, right?

00:50:39.540 If things break down, you want to rebuild them because they're important to you.

00:50:43.480 But we have a growing number of people in our countries for whom the country and its continuation is simply not that important.

00:50:49.540 yeah um the crisis continues and the fundamental crisis beyond the the the invasion that we have

00:51:01.360 at the moment taking place across europe across the world is no it's not even this is a symptom

00:51:07.600 rather than the cause the actual real issue is that our political class holds its various

00:51:14.460 it's country by country, it's electorates, it's peoples, in contempt.

00:51:18.320 That's the fundamental issue. 1.00

00:51:19.820 I think that poll that you guys were writing about in the Brussels Signal

00:51:24.460 illustrates this, shows what the British citizen,

00:51:28.020 British public's interests are, it's immigration,

00:51:30.540 and then it shows what the political, far lower down,

00:51:33.740 all the talking points of the British.

00:51:36.940 Ralph, that's what we've got time for. 0.95

00:51:39.480 Time is up.

00:51:40.260 I have 30 seconds quickly to give a quick shout out to Jim Rickards.

00:51:46.920 I don't know, folks, if you were following over at Paradigm Press today,

00:51:51.500 Jim's broadcast from Philadelphia, from the heart of America.

00:51:56.000 You probably want to check out his website, RickardsWarRoom.com.

00:52:01.180 One of the smartest guys we know at the war room.

00:52:04.300 Very, very strategic in his analysis.

00:52:07.220 on market analysis is is exceptional uh go to recordswarroom.com um i've subscribed myself i

00:52:17.060 get massive value for money out of that uh they're on top of everything that is all we have time for

00:52:23.560 now quickly ralph where do people go on x to keep up with brussels signal and remix news

00:52:28.840 what was the thing

00:52:32.020 it's Brussels

00:52:32.520 I always forget it

00:52:33.320 it's Brussels Signal

00:52:34.220 and

00:52:35.020 at Brussels Signal

00:52:36.580 and at

00:52:37.660 at Brussels Signal

00:52:39.180 and at RMX News

00:52:41.200 Steve we're back

00:52:42.340 at 10 a.m. tomorrow

00:52:43.280 my thanks to Isaiah

00:52:44.800 at Real America's Voice

00:52:46.100 in Denver

00:52:46.760 holding the fort

00:52:47.520 God bless for now

00:52:48.240 fellow patriots

00:52:49.540 the Federal Reserve

00:52:50.540 has betrayed America

00:52:51.940 for over a century

00:52:53.060 printing fiat

00:52:54.760 inflating away

00:52:56.120 your savings

00:52:56.840 serving globalist masters

00:52:58.820 but President Trump is ending it. President Trump is wielding a 112-year-old law to reclaim control

00:53:07.200 from the rogue Federal Reserve. He's replacing Jerome Powell, slashing rates, igniting America's

00:53:14.560 re-industrialization. Now, this is not theory. Government-backed industry plus low rates unleashes

00:53:20.780 super cycles. History does repeat. Gold's already exploding. Miners are up over 400 percent in the

00:53:28.300 last year. What Rickards is calling Trump's gift is wealth for American patriots, not global

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