Blood Satellite - I Have A Mouth And I Must Relax

00:00:00.000 as far back as i can remember i always wanted to be a

00:00:07.840 blood satellite hey i get no respect no respect at all i tell you i was going to my shift at the 0.99

00:00:23.760 gay nigger factory and my boss 1.00

00:00:26.160 comes up to me and he says 1.00

00:00:27.860 I need you to shrink Nick Fuentes

00:00:30.180 down the size of a wee egg

00:00:32.180 and he ain't got a noose for you

00:00:34.120 he's puking 0.55

00:00:35.420 I says to my boss

00:00:38.120 I says can I get some hot sauce with that

00:00:40.000 he says what are you my therapist

00:00:41.400 anyway

00:00:45.800 we got bits

00:00:50.460 we got impressions and we got

00:00:51.980 fuentes bashing within the first 30 seconds it wasn't even bashing he's the victim oh he's the

00:00:59.220 victim yeah we're not trying to insult him by making making you know implying that he's at 1.00

00:01:06.120 the gay nigger factory we don't know why was he there does he work there yeah okay we should 1.00

00:01:13.880 clarify this joke a lot of people probably got lost yeah i got lost the gay nigger factory was 1.00

00:01:19.340 not producing nick fuentes is that we're being shrunk down uh he was there and the what you hate 0.99

00:01:27.420 this guy is getting no respect rodney danger feels getting no respect because he's asked

00:01:31.880 to do this extra work right you know he's off the clock i got his boss is coming to him this is a

00:01:38.940 union problem right and that's where we shrink nick into a little egg he's gonna have half down

00:01:46.880 his neck how's it going how's life it's good buddy it's getting busy out here getting cold and busy

00:01:56.720 how was halloween it was quiet i don't know this is your is this i don't know if it's your first

00:02:03.040 year going but for us last year same spot much uh you know many more people more houses lit it was

00:02:09.580 quiet this year insane um so this is nickels his first halloween was last year and he had a great

00:02:16.480 time when as a dinosaur this year it's a new house it's our first time here first halloween

00:02:22.760 first everything here and so it's kind of a test run and we live in a strange area it's in kind of

00:02:27.580 a rural area and so there's not a lot of young families around but there's some so you don't

00:02:33.480 know who's going to come and so what i learned is no one came yeah that makes not a single child

00:02:41.260 came it was also raining and very very windy and we decided to get a ton of candy just a shit ton

00:02:50.240 of chocolates so you knew what you were doing

00:02:53.940 i got different types so i got one that's got like peanut butter cups i went oh your favorite

00:03:02.440 oh baby and then well what am i gonna do it'd be a waste what i'm gonna do dump it in the sewer 0.99

00:03:10.520 for the fucking clowns to get so you bought a ton of candy didn't give any to the kids in the 0.99

00:03:16.000 street so that you could eat it i took my kids trick-or-treating and then i took all their candy 1.00

00:03:21.320 home and then i grounded them off of candy and then i've been eating the candy i think i say

00:03:26.100 you ground up the candy no no i grounded them because they were being rotten so they're not

00:03:30.760 allowed to eat their halloween candy it the implication there was that they were being fine

00:03:36.360 and you just wanted the candy were they in fact being rotten no no they were actually being rotten

00:03:40.300 they went to my mom's place and she brought them home early because they were driving uh

00:03:44.140 i mean this is another thing they weren't driving her crazy they were driving her fat 0.98

00:03:48.420 retarded husband crazy and he says get these kids out of my house they're not my grandkids so 0.98

00:03:52.820 but i mean i still have to ground them because they were being rotten so what does rotten look 0.99

00:03:57.660 like um asking leaving the table without asking and then being told to come back to the table

00:04:06.500 because you haven't asked and then stomping your feet and storming off is unacceptable behavior

00:04:12.000 yeah that's even what nickels is getting into right now um and it's just he's firing off in

00:04:20.060 all directions because he's got no strategy he's got no plan he just knows he's not getting what

00:04:25.260 he wants but he's figured out ways to articulate it and so he does the stomp he like he beats his 0.93

00:04:32.560 chest like a gorilla like getting an aggressive fucking nice and like where did he learn that 0.94

00:04:39.900 you got him watching discovery channel or what like i'm reading books on animals and stuff so 0.98

00:04:44.580 he knows like a monkey does that okay like there's just something aggressive about it like he's he's

00:04:50.460 not like hitting his head or anything he's like i'm beating his chest going and he goes rah no

00:04:54.860 it's just like a super aggressive thing like yeah and uh i wasn't prepared for this because i busted

00:05:01.940 out the dad voice the thunder voice because when they're very very young when the newborns you know

00:05:08.060 they they don't know what to do but we're in a real battle right now and i forget what it was

00:05:13.500 over it was over like whatever we i wanted him to go to point a and he didn't want to go to point a

00:05:19.580 he wanted to stay there so i was like i wasn't like screaming but it's like like hey and then

00:05:25.600 he stomped his foot stared at me and went ah like like a lion throws him back lions caught yeah and

00:05:33.200 and i said i didn't plan past this no and you have to escalate now you have to win but not by yelling

00:05:40.840 you have to you have to create some kind of a uh you know some kind of discipline to to reinforce

00:05:46.820 that dad always wins yeah the problem is that he's so young that some punish punishments don't work

00:05:53.220 because you can't send him to his room because i'll get into this in a second we're potty

00:05:57.700 training him too and we were kind of stuck in this area where i'm like no i remember that

00:06:00.880 if i put him if we lock put him over here he's gonna piss and shit his pants and maybe maybe

00:06:06.700 he learns he can do that to piss me off and i that's a bomb i'm trying to diffuse right now 0.97

00:06:11.020 so and you know you can kind of pick him up and take him that's that's kind of what i do to show 0.57

00:06:16.400 him it's like look if i want you to go here i'm gonna pick him and put over there i use their

00:06:20.440 poor concept of time to punish them i tell them that we're gonna have a one hour timeout and

00:06:24.500 they're gonna miss everything and then we go up and we sit on my bed and have a timeout for like

00:06:28.760 four minutes and then they're like kind of you can see like the ego death that so much time has

00:06:34.760 passed and you're like okay i'll take you back downstairs now because you're right they don't

00:06:39.620 know time they're like it's gonna be night soon yeah yeah exactly like how many dinners are we 0.81

00:06:45.040 gonna miss for this last stand the days like how many birthdays we're gonna fucking miss they don't 0.89

00:06:52.800 know they don't know what tomorrow is like i was saying we're we're potty training nickels last 0.96

00:06:59.680 weekend first time we've done that obviously my wife did of course did all the research

00:07:04.400 looked at the best way to do it there's a whole bunch of different strategies i didn't know that

00:07:10.160 um every parent kind of does it a different way and we heard stories that other parents

00:07:14.960 had done it and then sent their kids to daycare or to their some somewhere else yeah and then

00:07:23.160 they regressed all the good work was undone so that's what we were concerned about and so but

00:07:28.700 the way we did it was a concentrated three-day period where that that's all we did we didn't 0.95

00:07:36.600 leave the fucking house really point being that you're trying to like really drill into them 0.89

00:07:40.900 the habits of any and you don't really think about beforehand like how much 0.99

00:07:46.080 how much psychological wiring you need to install in their minds to understand like oh you don't

00:07:53.040 just go whenever you almost kind of teach them to hold it in until you can get to which is like a

00:07:59.200 weird thing to learn you know what i mean so anyway i was asking you like you went through

00:08:03.920 that with what was that like going through the first time yeah i mean we did i think i told you

00:08:09.360 we did training pants you get these it's like uh kids underwear that to the kid it looks like

00:08:14.880 underwear so they're thrilled it's it's real underwear but it's actually absorbent so if

00:08:19.460 they pee in it or poo in it it doesn't make a huge mess um and then you just let them do it

00:08:24.320 and then you kind of comfort them but also shame them a little bit like you manage it but you get

00:08:31.260 them you get them to kind of self-motivate that they don't want to pee in their underwear because

00:08:35.880 it doesn't feel good and it makes them uncomfortable and they feel shame so it worked

00:08:40.500 pretty well with both my kids my youngest regressed a little bit afterwards but not not very badly and

00:08:46.120 that was like they're both totally fine now so how long did it take overall oh man eldest i can't

00:08:54.060 remember but it wasn't very long it was probably a from start to total finish it was about a month

00:08:59.640 and there's and then i think you know it was the same with my youngest too and there's like a 0.96

00:09:03.300 tipping point where it's it's a huge pain in the ass for a while like a week or so and then suddenly 0.92

00:09:09.940 it's working and you're having occasional accidents but it's just like they're not 0.97

00:09:15.080 practiced yet but up until that point it's like when is this gonna stop yeah because um and you

00:09:23.420 need to do it you know you gotta just you gotta just stick just power through it yeah it's and

00:09:28.740 you realize how easy you had it just with diapers you need to you said to change it who gives a

00:09:34.020 you know yeah but now this is this is a problem that i need i need to time this now i need to be

00:09:39.460 like okay did you go we're going out did you go yet of course you're saying you don't need to go

00:09:45.540 that's why you need to go now like this i need to force you to do it oh wow it looks like you need 0.69

00:09:49.940 to piss wow what a shocker you know what i mean so they they're lying about it like they're always 0.69

00:09:56.580 lying about everything like they're lying it's like are your hands cold no okay well they're 0.75

00:10:01.200 turning black so for that three days it's for people who find this interesting because i

00:10:10.060 actually find it kind of interesting and you know we have young parents who are listening to this

00:10:14.600 so the first day we did it basically just have them without any pants or underwear

00:10:19.760 and with nickels he's very aware if he doesn't have pants on he's got a shame like he doesn't

00:10:25.400 like being nude and so we could sit on long t-shirts right and so for the first day they're 0.73

00:10:32.140 just pissing and shitting on the floor but you're kind of teaching them that this is what it feels 0.84

00:10:37.620 like oh you're peeing it's on there it is on the floor that's uh i know you're being nice about 0.99

00:10:42.380 but like oh doesn't that suck ah bummer on the floor and but you need you need to do that but 0.92

00:10:50.040 and that's the whole thing that you kind of need them to wet their pants because they don't like 0.76

00:10:54.100 no one likes that feeling but you kind of need to drill that into their head it's like

00:10:58.100 here it's it's fine it's embarrassing everyone's making fun of you i didn't come here like i'm i'm

00:11:04.100 on your side but everyone in the world is laughing at you right now because they know you pissed your

00:11:08.900 pants there's gonna be an age range where you definitely should be potty trained and you're

00:11:15.860 you might your pants once you know i mean when you're like 10 or something that's what you want 0.98

00:11:21.300 want to avoid because that will haunt you for the rest of your fucking life i'm on your side i'm 0.99

00:11:25.180 i know guys at school who shit their pants and that became their defining characteristic to this 0.99

00:11:31.600 day i don't care what law firm they clawed their way to the top of i remember that guy yeah we 1.00

00:11:37.280 called him pants shit and dimes no no that's not the twist that's not the twist kill yourself 0.98

00:11:43.860 this is culturally inappropriate oh by the way uh we were talking about halloween before 1.00

00:11:49.880 the day after halloween christmas tree went up i know you're dude what the fuck what's going on 0.98

00:11:59.460 and my wife as a man she got the christmas fever this year she's got terminal 1.00

00:12:05.440 fucking christmas itis brother terminal she's gonna die on christmas eve 0.99

00:12:11.200 yeah she's got it's terminal i got it i got it it's a ritualistic christmas disease 1.00

00:12:21.040 but she like we got the christmas tree and then she's went to home sense went to all these places

00:12:27.880 god we bought a nutcracker we never had a nutcracker before we've got a nativity scene

00:12:32.920 we got a christmas village with the lights running through we never really did this at

00:12:37.400 last place because it was too small but now it's it's a very she's got garland on the railing you

00:12:43.320 gotta see this she's got like garland and and bells hanging from the banister this is wild

00:12:51.080 i was not expecting because i had nothing to do with this the garlands the garlands in the house

00:12:56.200 is the whole thing the garlands just make especially if you have a central staircase

00:13:00.280 in the house if there's one thing to put in the house of garland i mean aside from a christmas

00:13:04.200 straight i got nothing but nice things to say about everything that my done my wife hasn't done 0.92

00:13:09.720 it this year yet but makes my wife sucks but she she goes out to the arbor vitae and she gets the 0.73

00:13:17.720 you know the cedar and a little bit of you you know like the tree hue and uh yeah little berries 0.98

00:13:25.960 and things and makes the proper wreaths to put on the doors yeah check that out she goes out

00:13:32.920 in the snow gets a little you who has a sip does a snow angel by herself

00:13:39.080 are you like a japanese you do you know what a you is you never send me you

00:13:45.080 you calling me japanese are you are you it's a type of tree y-e-w you a japanese me a me yes 0.86

00:13:56.760 a japanese me you 0.99

00:14:02.920 i got i got so thrilled by an ab and costello routine that i don't know what the fuck we're 1.00

00:14:08.520 talking about your fucking wife's husband's wife what the fuck are you on about and they 1.00

00:14:13.340 love baseball so a japanese who's on first would actually be wonderful 1.00

00:14:17.540 that would be good also because it's japanese baseball so they have just

00:14:25.560 it's different rules they just they don't have a first

00:14:29.720 it's just

00:14:33.160 i tell you what though that the reason we put it up so early is because we had to get ahead of it

00:14:43.800 because it turns out uh nichols's sister tentatively named pennies i didn't find a

00:14:52.260 landing place for this uh but she's going to be arriving early yeah so she's uh the original due

00:15:01.000 date was december 7th but uh unfortunately has to be an induced birth uh the reason being that

00:15:09.980 she's just a little bit underweight and uh how does that work anyways wouldn't it be overweight

00:15:14.700 they would induce what's the what's the deal well here's here's the issue the main issue this is the

00:15:20.480 big headline that i'd like to get across to people is that medical professionals don't 0.94

00:15:25.040 fucking tell you anything yeah that's true and this is this is across the board i don't care 0.99

00:15:30.720 if you've got cancer i don't care if your child has fucking hay fever of the eyebrows whatever 1.00

00:15:38.320 it might be it's like they're gonna do everything in their power to just pretend that whatever 0.99

00:15:43.400 their knowledge is just above you so here's what we're i'll give you our situation was that

00:15:49.980 you know every time you you go to your ultrasound and these days they'll give you two ultrasounds

00:15:55.520 then they look at the baby and they can do 3d modeling of the baby now so you actually get

00:16:00.380 like a 3d render of the baby's face i thought that was sick that was crazy yeah which is they

00:16:06.900 they seem to get that in between the time when my son was born and now so we didn't have that when

00:16:13.180 he was born which was a couple years ago it's just like a new thing they do at least where we're at

00:16:18.020 but uh they don't really know the weight of the baby not not really they kind of weigh the mother

00:16:24.580 and they look at it on the ultrasound but they don't really know what the baby weighs until it's

00:16:28.460 born they can kind of give an estimate but they're looking at the baby and baby's healthy but she's

00:16:34.220 just underweight um and on the smaller side and you know the the entire time you're meeting with

00:16:41.040 the doctor they're saying things like oh she's kind of underweight so we're gonna schedule you

00:16:45.780 for some more ultrasounds just to keep an eye on it and you're thinking oh is everything okay

00:16:51.620 it's like get to worry about it it's fine it's fine but we're also going to schedule your wife

00:16:57.400 for 17 other tests because we want to see if she qualified if she's got something with her

00:17:05.420 blood pressure if she's got something with your her weight something with blowing something so

00:17:10.200 she's doing a whole battery of tests comes back fine blood pressure fine all that they're

00:17:17.400 sending tests to see if there's a problem with the umbilical cord because sometimes they say

00:17:23.000 there's a problem with the blood flow in the umbilical cord so that's a whole other test

00:17:27.320 because everything is its own test they test that it's fine they want to make sure that she's like

00:17:33.240 she is growing she's on the growth curve and she's getting nutrients and she's highly active

00:17:40.200 and their test like oh is her heartbeat okay here's another test for that heartbeat's fine 0.89

00:17:44.480 like everything's fucking fine because they're they think there's something wrong and every test

00:17:49.520 proves that there's not so then they kind of throw their hands up in the air and say okay well 0.91

00:17:53.660 i guess this is just what it is you know i mean which is just little but then so at one point

00:18:01.440 we're doing an ultrasound every single week and we're doing this for like four months that's rough

00:18:07.720 Then at one point we're doing two ultrasounds a week for like a month.

00:18:13.200 That's like, that is ridiculous.

00:18:16.660 If you're, if you're a working person, if you're a person who's got things to do, because that's at least half your day. 0.73

00:18:24.240 Yeah.

00:18:24.840 You know, and we're doing multiple, so they block the appointments off in one day, but that's like half a day, sometimes an entire day, depending on how they space them out.

00:18:34.320 and now and now you're in a position that you really don't want to be in where you go to the

00:18:38.580 hospital and they know you the people at front desk like hey oh they they're they're finishing

00:18:45.020 your sentences you know they're they're hand waving you through i'm like i don't want to be 1.00

00:18:49.320 too comfortable here this is what old people do you get so comfortable with them they actually 1.00

00:18:54.340 stop saying hello they just kind of look up and then look back down at their paperwork yeah oh 1.00

00:18:59.300 this this bitch this bitch and this faggot oh these uh dumb niggers are back um 1.00

00:19:06.800 yeah so uh the whole time and then nothing's wrong but we're just it's eating up more and 1.00

00:19:12.280 more of our time every all along the way they're saying everything's fine even the doctor who's 1.00

00:19:18.520 this he's he's like persian but he's i'm 99 sure he's gay he's got a very flouncy way of 0.95

00:19:26.860 talking and also the entire time like he's the main doctor but then we're sometimes we're meeting 0.98

00:19:31.180 with two other doctors and then we're in the the fucking appointment the meeting and they're like 0.93

00:19:36.760 okay so who are you and what are you doing here you're here for uh tail removal it's like no 0.99

00:19:41.620 what the fuck you know like they don't like no one knows anything yeah it's just very very 0.98

00:19:47.520 frustrating and then that they dropped the bombshell like last week they said okay so we're 0.99

00:19:53.220 going to schedule you for your induction like what do you mean and they said oh someone should

00:19:57.900 have told you about that get used to hearing that a lot and i i think that's going to happen as we

00:20:02.640 all get older and we all have to go to the doctors more you're going to hear that phrase oh someone

00:20:07.100 was supposed to tell you that i mean unless we unless we get our own medical system going which

00:20:11.640 is i i know sounds like an insanely huge leap but i i mean i honestly in ontario by the time you and

00:20:20.140 I are elderly, which is not that

00:20:22.220 long. There's

00:20:24.120 not going to be a medical system. There's not going to be

00:20:26.060 OHIP. Buddy, by the time we're

00:20:28.060 old, we'll be dead. This is a

00:20:30.160 certified dead nigger storage. 1.00

00:20:32.020 Also true. 1.00

00:20:33.680 But the entire time, they're like, oh, you're not supposed to know that.

00:20:35.920 So we got that dropped on

00:20:38.060 us like a couple Fridays ago

00:20:40.080 and they're like, okay, so she's going to be here in three

00:20:42.020 weeks. What the fuck are you talking about? 1.00

00:20:44.760 Because we just 1.00

00:20:45.760 started potty training

00:20:47.440 Nichols. If we knew

00:20:49.460 it was never discussed that this was even

00:20:51.560 on the table. They just kept

00:20:53.660 saying, oh, she's measuring kind of small. It's fine.

00:20:56.120 It's fine. Don't worry about it. I'm being

00:20:57.440 I swear to God, the doctor

00:20:59.460 at one point, he said, he's like, we're just doing this because I'm paranoid.

00:21:01.760 I'm weird. I'm weird.

00:21:03.700 You probably don't even need to do it.

00:21:05.020 But we're talking amongst

00:21:06.980 ourselves saying, well, this is

00:21:08.800 abnormal what's happening. I wish

00:21:10.840 they were just honest with us. I wish

00:21:13.000 that they would stop lying

00:21:14.840 for our benefit.

00:21:17.580 You know what I mean? And doctors do it

00:21:18.960 all the fucking times you don't need to know it's most important to keep you calm and stable it's 0.99

00:21:23.640 like no just tell me the fucking truth so now it's like we had plans for a certain date all 0.99

00:21:29.960 those plans got pushed forward a whole bunch of shit got jumbled up and now we need to like 0.99

00:21:35.460 reorganize a bunch of shit so that's why we put the fucking christmas tree up the day after 0.99

00:21:40.800 halloween pumpkins went right i drove them down to the dump and chucked them yes we had several 1.00

00:21:48.100 pumpkins nice yeah i had a few pumpkins i went and chucked them and said i gotta get this fucking 0.99

00:21:53.800 new christmas tree that we bought by the way it's a new christmas tree by the way fuck my 1.00

00:21:59.080 nigger life anywho live in large but my wife is like sweating pregnant as the day she was born 1.00

00:22:07.500 setting up a fucking carlin setting up a fucking wreath and it's just like powering through now 1.00

00:22:14.120 it's like we had plans for meal prep okay you thought you had six weeks to meal prep half that 0.99

00:22:19.980 okay i hope hope you can blitz through some lasagnas and pizzas they just make powering

00:22:26.060 through making tons of food you know what is funny my father-in-law we had them over for the

00:22:30.220 other day and i'm going up the stairs he's on the couch obviously alone just on the just sitting on

00:22:37.960 the couch popping his weed gummies in his mouth whatever it is and he's like oh so she's gonna

00:22:43.660 be here soon how are you feeling and like with the biggest smile on my face and a multitude of

00:22:51.740 apocalypses in my eyes i look back and say i haven't thought about it

00:23:04.620 the antichrist it's not i've got all this other i got a pregnant wife who's going through

00:23:10.300 an extremely difficult pregnancy because she's hurt she's here that she's got to go into an

00:23:15.420 induction and my wife is really big into natural births when she gave birth to nichols there was

00:23:22.300 no epidural she's got like friends and co-workers that look her like she's insane because she didn't

00:23:29.020 have any drugs yeah there's a lot of drugs you can take when you're giving birth you get an

00:23:34.780 epidural which numbs you you can get heroin shot in your veins you can get an ivy of wine

00:23:40.300 hooked up to you there's a lot of stuff to get asked for but she did none of it she's like i

00:23:44.360 want a natural birth and it's not going to be c-section it's going to be vaginal birth 0.99

00:23:48.640 and i want to hold i didn't fuck you i'm going to hold him right after he's born there's all 0.99

00:23:54.520 these things they're going to try and get you not to do and you need to advocate for yourself 0.98

00:23:58.460 i went through all this before but you know no drugs no none of that but now if it's an induction

00:24:04.900 you need to have drugs because what you're doing is they're tricking your body into thinking it's

00:24:11.540 giving birth before it's supposed to now the reason i should have said this the reason they

00:24:16.620 gave that they're doing this at all because she's healthy she's active whatever they said well to

00:24:21.580 prevent a stillbirth so they're like the rate the chances of stillbirth climb very very high if you

00:24:28.780 don't do this now so i'm like okay i need to say more words like is that in all is that in the

00:24:35.900 cases where you detect something's also wrong or like is this just you know what i mean but you

00:24:41.420 don't want to risk a there's nothing worse what is worse than that yeah that that's the reason

00:24:48.380 that we're doing this but now drugs are in play now you have to give us i forget what the drug is

00:24:54.140 but you need to like put a balloon up there inflate it to sell dilate forcefully then put

00:25:00.780 this drug to trick your body and thinking you're giving birth now and then they said and if that

00:25:04.780 doesn't work it might be a c-section now c-sections on the table that's her worst nightmare now and

00:25:10.700 she's hearing all this at once this is an avalanche of information that she's getting and she's taking

00:25:16.700 it very very well anyway anyway anyway how's how's you how's politics oh i love it i'm enjoying

00:25:26.460 politics i love being a niche internet micro e-celeb all this is going on i open up twitter

00:25:35.320 it's like oh they passed a bill in canada hey i love that that's a favorite of mine that bill

00:25:41.700 I love hearing when a bill's passed.

00:25:44.360 Yeah.

00:25:44.900 When they say, Dimes, everything we know about you, you need to hear about this bill that passed.

00:25:50.620 I say, am I going to love it? 0.65

00:25:53.660 It's always good.

00:25:54.520 Is it good news?

00:25:55.640 It's always a good bill.

00:25:57.260 Liberals and the NDP passed Bill C-3. 0.58

00:26:01.800 Second generation not born in Canada can now give citizenship to their kids.

00:26:07.800 Meet Lina Diab, Canada's new immigration minister in the Mark Carney government.

00:26:12.340 Lina was born in Halifax to Lebanese immigrants.

00:26:14.720 When she was two, her family moved back to Lebanon before returning to Canada when she was 11,

00:26:19.200 fleeing the Lebanese civil war.

00:26:20.720 Before entering federal politics, she was a cabinet minister in Nova Scotia's provincial government,

00:26:25.220 including eight years as provincial immigration minister.

00:26:27.660 During that time, she presided over a massive spike in foreign immigration to the province.

00:26:32.040 So at a time when even the liberals admit immigration has become unsustainable,

00:26:35.960 Is this really the person to be in charge of Canada's immigration system?

00:26:39.540 This brings us to her latest project.

00:26:41.600 Earlier this year, Lina introduced Bill C-3, an act to amend the Citizenship Act.

00:26:46.340 This bill expands the definition of citizenship by descent.

00:26:49.240 It would allow naturalized citizens, those people who immigrated to Canada and gained citizenship,

00:26:54.020 to pass their citizenship to their children and grandchildren,

00:26:56.860 even if those children are born abroad and never set foot in Canada.

00:27:00.780 second it's true to say that second generation can but um it's any generation because they just

00:27:07.080 removed the limit the limit had been first generation only they removed the limit so it's

00:27:12.540 could be ninth generation yep you just need um a certain amount of days in canada no language test

00:27:20.440 no security check 115 000 people will receive citizenships with no connection to canada this

00:27:29.780 was passed uh 170 to 163 170 to 163 and you look at the number of nps voting yay who are themselves 0.64

00:27:40.660 illiterate immigrants like if this was actually just canadians voting canadian mps it would be 0.84

00:27:48.400 90 against this but this is a democracy like this is almost guaranteed to create a permanent

00:27:55.780 liberal government that conservatives are going to have to shift so far left in order to ever win

00:28:00.220 another election and that that's really what it is is that the the conservatives don't have

00:28:04.680 the gumption to stand against this they're fighting for survival so it's going to be like how 0.99

00:28:10.040 how much can we debase and ingratiate ourselves to the sikhs to whoever the fuck is to the indians 0.98

00:28:17.040 yeah that hasn't happened yet but they're on their way we i'm told i'm supposed to give a 0.99

00:28:23.100 fuck about diwali which as far as i know has no meaning you know every time i hear about a holiday 0.96

00:28:29.520 from another race or ethnicity i don't know what the fuck diwali is what means festival of lights 0.99

00:28:36.840 but what is what is it what is it for what what are you doing they just set up fireworks one day 0.98

00:28:42.100 like they don't actually have a reason for any of this rhetorical question though we don't actually 0.91

00:28:46.140 want to know the purpose of asking the question is to illustrate that we don't fucking care 0.99

00:28:50.840 and you shouldn't be celebrating your pagan foreign fucking holiday in our country 1.00

00:28:55.860 so you're setting up fireworks and you got christmas lights and and you're slaughtering 1.00

00:29:01.600 a chicken this is just a lot of things it's incongruent yeah part christmas lights part 0.96

00:29:08.360 like it's just there's like halloween shit in there too it's like you you guys you just grab 0.97

00:29:13.700 for whatever's around and i could hear the boomers oh that looks like a lot of fun though 0.97

00:29:18.380 they're just having a great time that you wish i bet you wish you could do you could do that you

00:29:23.320 could put the lights up any time of year you could set fireworks off whenever you want that sounds

00:29:27.340 like a lot of fun don't be mad that seems pretty cool to me seems pretty fun seems pretty cool to 0.98

00:29:35.000 me seems pretty fun hey everybody it's me chief faggot it's it's hey everybody it's me chief 0.98

00:29:45.720 bachman turner overdrive 1.00

00:29:47.500 yes

00:29:52.720 i'm always for fireworks

00:29:55.820 we can use a little

00:29:57.780 more spice in this

00:29:59.940 neighborhood

00:30:00.340 that does remind me of the

00:30:03.380 ongoing litigation over the

00:30:05.780 what is it the cowishin tribes

00:30:08.080 in dc

00:30:09.920 claiming they own all that land

00:30:11.920 okay can you

00:30:12.780 i i'll be honest i've heard people comment on this i haven't looked into it at all can you

00:30:19.460 give me the rundown of what it sounds insane i will i will play devil's advocate momentarily

00:30:24.960 because there is a little bit of spin on it within the dissonant right that it's like now

00:30:29.160 cowichan owns the land and you no longer have control of your deed not technically true it

00:30:33.680 seems like what's actually going on is when you have like a and somebody's going to correct me

00:30:37.960 on this when you have a fee simple title like when you own a house in a suburb uh you have a

00:30:42.900 fee simple title but technically the title the underlying claim to that title is the crown right

00:30:49.740 or like the federal government or the crown one or the other so what's gone on is the underlying

00:30:54.460 claim to your title to that property no longer belongs to the crown it belongs to the cowichan

00:31:00.640 tribe or it belongs to it is a claim that is shared between the crown and the cowichan tribe

00:31:08.260 Really, the main takeaways from this 600-page document,

00:31:11.680 it's kind of both a history document and a legal document.

00:31:14.640 You kind of go into what the roots of this claim were,

00:31:18.860 which go back to BC's first governor,

00:31:21.220 who promised to kind of put aside,

00:31:23.780 exempt from being given out or sold,

00:31:26.680 land that made up this settlement that the Cowichan had,

00:31:31.040 you know, before the British arrived

00:31:33.180 or before there was any colonization of the area.

00:31:35.720 And so what happened is the guy who was the first person tasked with, you know, looking after that, you know, ensuring that promise was kept.

00:31:43.660 Actually, the guy who's Port Moody's named after, Richard Clement Moody, ends up selling, well, buying a couple of pieces of land himself covertly.

00:31:52.780 And that sets in sort of motion.

00:31:54.840 A judge from the B.C. federal court named Barbara Young gave about a half a billion dollars worth of public and private property to the Cowichan tribes in a land claim settlement.

00:32:09.180 This has led the city of Richmond, where the land was taken, a suburb of Vancouver, to write to 150 homeowners and say, we can't guarantee that you won't be kicked off of your private property because of this decision.

00:32:24.840 now people say or the argument from these the reason i brought it up is because all of the 0.99

00:32:29.460 fucking people the representatives of all these tribes are so white they're so fucking white 0.99

00:32:35.320 they're so canadian it's just that like they're 1 8th or 1 16th aboriginal it's just hilarious 1.00

00:32:40.320 seeing them do they're doing the fucking voice like you were just doing anyways um but yeah 1.00

00:32:45.140 hearing them argue it and they're like oh well none of us are going to kick you off of your land 0.95

00:32:51.000 we just have the underlying claim and my argument against that realistically is it it's not about

00:32:57.840 you being kicked off your land it's that people in this economy specifically now in 2025 don't

00:33:03.300 own land to live on even if you live on it your land is your retirement your land is the only

00:33:07.560 thing that has any fucking value in this economy and it's cratering right now so it's already a

00:33:11.620 problem taking the underlying claim and moving it from a maybe hated but at least known quantity 0.98

00:33:18.720 federal government crown and giving it to a total fucking wild card like the cowachin tribes 0.97

00:33:24.140 who are completely capricious and unpredictable and then all you have is their word that they're 1.00

00:33:30.380 not going to fuck with it they don't need to actually fuck with it they don't need to do 0.99

00:33:33.740 anything all the fact that the claim now is in that the cowachin tribe is involved in the claim 0.99

00:33:39.480 is going to tank their property prices because nobody on earth is going to want to pay market 0.97

00:33:45.060 rate for a fucking title where the underlying claim belongs to some bizarro iq e pocahontas 0.96

00:33:53.720 that's it and this is what i've heard a couple guys who are on the west coast who are in our 0.98

00:33:59.540 circles they've been saying it's like this just adds a layer of complication that is going to

00:34:03.800 affect the resale value of this thing yeah so it's not like those people are going to lose their

00:34:08.600 houses but when they do go to sell their houses and obviously everybody right now is in a position

00:34:12.860 where not everybody but a lot of people are in a position where it's like okay if i was if i had a

00:34:18.840 reverse mortgage or like i was relying on this equity for some reason maybe i'm bad with money

00:34:23.740 then uh the the value dropping is is bad for them and they're probably gonna have to sell

00:34:28.860 and them selling that this is this may have cut i don't know maybe it cuts half out of the value

00:34:34.080 even if it cuts 20 that's devastating because what they're trying to say is like it's not the

00:34:39.060 of the world but it's still not good it still makes my life measurably worse yeah i mean and

00:34:45.740 that's such a cope right it's like oh it's not gonna kill you it's like no you just cut my

00:34:49.080 arm off that's all like don't minimize the damage that you've caused and again why why is this is 0.97

00:34:56.640 this this truth and reconciliation bullshit again what benefit think of it this way if the cowachan 0.90

00:35:02.060 tribe is not going to kick those people off the land they're not going to exercise their claim 0.96

00:35:05.600 to actually use the land then why was it so important to do to do this yeah like don't tell 0.97

00:35:11.900 me that you're not fucking with me when you are fucking with me because you are do you're doing 0.90

00:35:18.280 something it was one way before and you made it a different way so what is the reason you're doing 0.98

00:35:25.440 it just for fun just for a lark you know there's something you're telling me there's no agenda here 0.95

00:35:31.700 I don't fucking buy it.

00:35:32.800 Why do I need to take that safe? 1.00

00:35:35.200 Cowishins are putting the gun on the table.

00:35:37.020 And they're just saying, oh, I just needed to rest my arm.

00:35:39.000 That's why I'm just setting that there.

00:35:41.580 I didn't even know you had a gun.

00:35:42.820 Oh, no, I had the gun in my hand under the table.

00:35:44.640 I just decided I would put it here.

00:35:46.040 I don't want the table to blow away.

00:35:49.880 This is a...

00:35:50.700 I'm holding down the table with my very large gun.

00:35:53.540 Thanks.

00:35:54.780 When it gets a little breezy, you're going to be glad this gun is here.

00:35:57.420 the number of people that i saw on like youtube shorts comments and reddit not in our space

00:36:05.440 on like fucking ctv or something that were just actually calling for a new like indian war 0.51

00:36:13.320 they're just openly like fed posting that the federal government should break all treaties 0.98

00:36:19.640 round the indians up and put them in fucking train cars i not not in that way but they're 0.97

00:36:24.300 saying like if like say like and i and you know what i'm not advocating for this but the argument 0.99

00:36:29.200 that they are making these random normie people on social media are saying look if it's gone to

00:36:35.400 the point where the first nations have so little respect for our property rights why on earth would

00:36:41.660 we respect their property rights right if you if you're gonna go through our court system and we're

00:36:47.900 we give you the privilege of using our court system and all you do is you game it to take

00:36:53.460 our private property away from us why wouldn't we just take the overwhelming force of our reserves 0.94

00:37:00.020 our military our police and just fucking steamroll you into the pacific ocean we i mean why not if we

00:37:06.380 don't care about property rights and we don't care about people's livelihoods then what's stopping us 0.92

00:37:10.580 how we can wage unrestricted warfare on your tribal bands by opening a government-owned liquor store 0.97

00:37:19.620 if we open one substantially large liquor store you're done yeah it's fucking over or you could 0.95

00:37:29.320 just start taxing them you could literally just make them pay hst that would be a genocide by 0.63

00:37:34.720 the way if you made if you made first nations people pay taxes it would be a genocide they 0.59

00:37:40.440 would all be dead by winter or by giving them food stamps they can only spend at the beer store

00:37:46.560 yes the beer store and and michael's where they can buy lots of glue and solvent lots of glue

00:37:54.040 we're gonna open a glue store on your reserve this is like this is like the opium wars 0.52

00:38:00.460 it's just a fucking glue store it's like a three a 3m shop it's so funny because the opium wars

00:38:07.700 sounds cool yeah it sounds like i want to know more about that so can't engage in the glue wars 0.99

00:38:13.400 like this sounds like a bullshit war we sound like we give them free gasoline which sounds 0.88

00:38:22.400 great except they have nowhere to go and no vehicles they just drink it it's like the gas 0.98

00:38:27.060 word like in mad max kind of it's a little bit like that yeah but in reality we gave free gas

00:38:33.900 to these people who huffed it and then they spasmed and then they went away and we won 0.99

00:38:39.920 we finally won and then the only ones that are left are the fucking pudgy white guys who are in 0.99

00:38:46.320 charge by the by the way can i say i really when they offer that guy the guy's like i'm not i'm so 0.99

00:38:51.820 full i rail about this in the chat all the time but i don't know if i've ever said it on the show

00:38:55.820 for people listening who are not canadian and aren't aware of the situation we're in

00:38:59.600 it's relevant to current events because of the the uh spat over rare earth metals that went on

00:39:05.640 uh between trump and z just a few weeks ago and trump says this is the last time this is going

00:39:11.560 to happen we have to pivot we have to find another source and you the u.s has a little bit south

00:39:14.900 america has a bit canada has one of the largest untapped reserves of uh rare earth metals and

00:39:20.340 it's in ontario and manitoba it's called the ring of fire and the reason that we can't mine it the 1.00

00:39:26.680 only reason we can't mine it is the aboriginals they won't because they're like you know how 1.00

00:39:33.200 they work again to people who aren't canadian don't know this but like because they have claim 1.00

00:39:38.060 over that land if you want to go up there and you want to mine it you you're not allowed to even

00:39:42.860 step up there until they they you get their permission until you partner with them and every

00:39:47.940 time for example they're in that same region i know this the specific example they built a

00:39:52.780 hydroelectric hydroelectric dam 20 30 years ago and the dam wound up costing like five or six

00:39:59.780 times more than every other equivalent dam in the province and all of that that like 80 percent of

00:40:07.320 the cost was just grift that was dumped into the pockets of the tribe chiefs in that region 0.99

00:40:13.720 and but that's legally that is the only way to do it it is it's pure like mobster shit 0.99

00:40:21.240 but for a hydroelectric dam because that's a public utility and the government is fine 0.99

00:40:25.840 because it's not their fucking money they're taking it from us right they're taxing us and 0.97

00:40:29.880 they're giving it to the fucking res so they can build a dam so people in sudbury can have 0.99

00:40:33.800 fucking electricity but for mining because it's productive right because it's for export and it 0.99

00:40:39.760 would be a huge benefit to our economy we'd have we'd have the u.s in our pocket on something they 0.99

00:40:44.520 actually need for once but we can't mine it and we will never i guarantee you we will never mine

00:40:52.220 the ring of fire so long as the current treaties and the current relationship with the first 1.00

00:40:57.220 nations exists because it is just not profitable you can't make money when these fucking niggers 0.99

00:41:04.740 are sucking 90 cents out of every dollar for everything you do up there it would be more 1.00

00:41:10.500 dignified dealing with a mafia dealing with the sicilians if they're because the mafia is 0.97

00:41:17.720 intelligent they don't want to bleed you dead they want to bleed you a little bit but they want you 0.99

00:41:22.780 to win because the more you win the more money they make like if these people were intelligent

00:41:27.100 they actually are sitting on a they're literally it's a gold mine it's like it's not proverbially

00:41:31.900 proverbially a gold mine literally a gold mine it's literally a mine for something better than

00:41:36.920 gold yeah well there's also gold there's tons of gold up there too like there's everything it's

00:41:40.560 it's it's insanely rich in minerals so it's like they don't know how to negotiate from everything 1.00

00:41:48.720 that i've heard they're they're very stupid they're savages man they're idiots they're totally 1.00

00:41:53.840 uneducated and the other thing is remember they act as though they're negotiating in the name of 1.00

00:41:59.520 a nation this is half of the problem right you're negotiating with france you're negotiating with

00:42:02.880 china or japan the head of state you're negotiating with actually represents a country they have

00:42:07.680 constituents they can be voted out bad things will happen to their family and to who you know who

00:42:12.160 knows what the is going to happen if they make a bad decision the chiefs of these tribes half of

00:42:16.400 the like especially this area we're talking with ring of fire the tribe is like two or three res

00:42:20.320 is with a total population like 250 and they're illiterate glue sniffers it doesn't matter and 0.81

00:42:25.680 the tribal chiefs don't even live there they white town literally an individual an atomized individual 0.99

00:42:32.880 person who loses nothing if the thing blows up but stands to gain everything every fucking penny 0.99

00:42:39.640 that comes in goes directly into their personal fucking bank account for them to and i'm doing 0.99

00:42:45.140 air quotes here distribute back to the tribe later which they don't fucking do yeah see to me 0.99

00:42:51.460 these minerals and and these mining operations are a very big deal it's a very serious problem

00:42:58.020 huge and we should be like the mineral capital of the planet yeah and to me it's being treated in a

00:43:03.780 very unserious way and you're dealing with children and you're letting them get their way

00:43:09.060 but there will come a time when america gets involved that there's a very serious trade war

00:43:15.640 with china and they need to look elsewhere and they start looking north what we're trying to say

00:43:21.400 is we're going to start treating this like a serious issue because as we've discussed these 0.99

00:43:27.520 very profoundly unserious people in charge of this and you're gonna get swept away like when

00:43:33.360 when it comes down to it when it's real geopolitics when it's real you know when we're trying to make 0.86

00:43:41.120 fucking cell phones when we're trying to when there's a trillion dollars on the line whatever 0.93

00:43:46.880 the number is it's like you and your little this game you're playing which is the game they're 1.00

00:43:52.160 playing is you know when you go to shake someone's hand and they kind of go psych and run their hand

00:43:56.800 to the side of their hair you know that like so that's what they've been doing and they don't know 1.00

00:44:04.160 that you can only do that twice because if we're dealing with a bunch of mobbed out sicilians 1.00

00:44:10.480 they know okay we're in the power position i can squeeze you a little bit i can rake you over the 1.00

00:44:17.100 coals and maybe even humiliate you a little bit but eventually we have to come to terms the deal

00:44:21.640 that's i'm getting paid a bit more you're getting paid a bit less that's the thing they don't know

00:44:26.780 what they want so they they just like the humiliation of it to the fact to the point

00:44:32.360 that they're blowing up the deal and making a transaction impossible but a transaction is going

00:44:38.340 to occur yes you're going to lose the power position because you just got too drunk on that

00:44:44.280 power and now they're going to cast you side because it turns out you're you're like pandas

00:44:49.940 you're kept alive artificially by the federal government you're not a danger you're not a threat 0.99

00:44:55.340 you're you're a very frivolous people yeah and then this is a real fucking thing this is the 0.97

00:45:01.880 thing that matters to national sovereignty if one day we wake up and care about national sovereignty 0.99

00:45:07.780 the first thing we're going to do is get you out of the way the the most tooth grinding part about

00:45:13.140 it and you know we have a lot of problems with foreign interference and outside parties fifth 0.95

00:45:19.200 columns fucking with the canadian government fucking with our natural resources but in this 0.80

00:45:24.000 specific case the party that we're dealing with has absolutely zero real power like you said 0.99

00:45:31.480 there in terms of population there are literally hundreds hundreds of them a country of 40 million

00:45:38.220 people and you're talking about an individual tribe because it's not all of the first nations

00:45:41.860 people it's just a couple of tribes in a certain region there are literally only a few hundred of 0.70

00:45:46.140 them most of them are illiterate iq 65 you know 65 70 women living in res huts like literally

00:45:54.520 living in trailers with no water that's most of the people that you're talking about and somehow 0.83

00:45:59.520 they have the political power to cock block like the core industry of the entire nation

00:46:07.680 and i can understand we're nose up against the united states in china and india and we're getting 0.89

00:46:14.640 bullied by them that sucks and i hate them for it but it's understandable because china india and 0.95

00:46:20.260 the united states are way bigger than us but a tribe of 500 illiterate aboriginals have like 0.98

00:46:29.200 and i was and people are saying like oh yeah but if you but if you break the treaty the u.n will 0.97

00:46:34.820 be mad at you like what are they gonna fucking sanction us what are they gonna do add tariffs 0.99

00:46:39.340 we're already like who cares we're gonna triple our national output nigger who fucking cares 0.99

00:46:47.260 here's the thing like um if people are looking for an explanation on why this is happening 0.98

00:46:51.800 we're gonna get into this this episode and the next two episodes about uh the the economic

00:46:58.800 betrayal of canada uh it's we talk a lot about the betrayal of mass migration and things like that but

00:47:05.840 um economically our entire business sector being hollowed out by american interest is going to be

00:47:11.020 one of the the themes of this but just to jump ahead and borrow from what we'll be talking about

00:47:18.560 soon canada as ironic as it sounds is incapable of behaving nationalistically and i don't mean

00:47:28.820 ethno-nationalistically i mean civic nationalistically what we will come to understand

00:47:36.400 is that the canadian government and the canadian political apparatus actually has no interest

00:47:42.820 in national sovereignty they're really interested in setting up canada as an economic zone for

00:47:50.100 foreign investment the point being is that if this was a serious country they could open it

00:47:56.080 They're open about that.

00:47:56.840 By the way, just for people listening, this is not a conspiracy theory.

00:47:59.560 This is actually just stated policy.

00:48:01.200 This is the way that our government works.

00:48:03.440 Yeah, so forget ethnic nationalism.

00:48:07.740 Straight up nationalism will get an autoimmune response triggered to attack that.

00:48:14.300 Just the idea that we should be able to project force intranationally.

00:48:18.860 They don't like that idea. 0.79

00:48:19.800 But if one day we decided, if one day in the near future we decided to actually be a fucking country and use some of this power, that's when these issues would be swept away. 1.00

00:48:33.000 Because they're only allowed to proliferate because we have a government run by women and fat Indian men. 1.00

00:48:41.460 You know, just fucking ridiculous clown people. 1.00

00:48:44.960 Ham people. 1.00

00:48:46.060 but uh you know this is something that i was saying in uh some vm i'm going to make it a

00:48:53.500 topic of the next vanguardist journal article i said um one of the problems with addressing

00:48:59.880 the problems of the system is that we want to behave surgically you know we want to remove

00:49:06.460 the bad parts and save the overall system because some people want to destroy the entire system

00:49:11.240 most people don't but the funny thing about surgery is that you need to put the patient under

00:49:18.320 because if you don't the body thinks it's being attacked because it is it thinks it's dying

00:49:25.720 because it is it's being cut open and so you need total control of the situation to do surgery and

00:49:32.200 if you lack total control it's a brutal ugly affair you can't really do it because the system

00:49:39.000 goes into shock furthermore the amount of surgery that we would need to do to fix this situation

00:49:46.200 i'm talking about the political apparatus i'm talking about the system itself it would be like

00:49:51.560 gutting the patient if you think about all of the human capital that we would need to remove

00:49:58.600 from the bureaucracy from the political class to make the situation tenable it would be what 80 0.99

00:50:04.680 percent yeah i get rid of 80 percent of these motherfuckers to make the system make sense 0.98

00:50:10.120 like that's just like taking all the bones out of the patient because that's at that point the 0.99

00:50:14.520 surgery does become just dissecting a corpse because so much of the system must be changed

00:50:21.000 just on as jonathan bowden would say just to clear them out i think even if you say oh we

00:50:26.600 just got clear them out as if it's just a few elites they got to clear out like 75 to 8 of

00:50:31.800 of the current population of that system that system of control to to make it function because

00:50:40.600 these are the people these are the nodes that are going to attack you if you say something

00:50:45.960 as revolutionary as hey we should we we could all be insanely rich and powerful if we just 1.00

00:50:52.840 did this stuff out of the ground over here and we're letting a bunch of fat morons stand in the 1.00

00:50:58.520 way fat morons who have no power they have no significant standing they're just they might as 1.00

00:51:05.080 well be homeless it's like saying hey there's there's a peach orchard over there fresh ripe 1.00

00:51:13.920 peaches in ontario who would have heard of such a thing but there's five homeless people there

00:51:19.260 who say it's theirs and they sleep most of the day and they're on drugs and they're drunk

00:51:25.640 and we pay them to be we pay them and can we just stop paying them we go no can we just tell them

00:51:32.440 to go and we'll keep paying them no that's not allowed i the reason we pay them is because a

00:51:38.060 hundred years ago somebody signed a treaty with them and the treaty said very specifically that

00:51:43.560 we promise not to murder your children like wait no hold on but why are we paying them no i mean

00:51:50.420 look it follows that if you it follows that if you promise not to kill them yeah you have to

00:51:55.120 also pay them right can i that's how can i read that treaty you don't want to read the no no no

00:51:59.840 you don't want to read no no no i lost you know what i lost it it's around here somewhere i'm 0.99

00:52:03.380 sure it's in the air man like what is a treaty what the fuck what's who are you who am i oh you 0.94

00:52:09.380 won't mind if i break it there no no no you can't break it the international community they would 0.99

00:52:13.140 be very angry they would cure starmer would would piss like guess what the un's just stardust man

00:52:20.740 Yeah.

00:52:22.640 So you look at a problem like this, and you look at Zoran Mamdani.

00:52:31.320 Mad Manny.

00:52:32.660 Zoran Mamdani.

00:52:34.780 It is Mamdani.

00:52:36.960 In New York as the mayor, which, hey, only in New York, right?

00:52:43.060 Democrats clinched decisive victories in a series of votes across the United States last night,

00:52:48.500 including in the country's biggest city. New Yorkers chose Zoran Mamdani as their next mayor

00:52:55.440 after an election cycle that captured both national and even international attention.

00:53:01.960 It's funny, I'm looking at his branding. Let me just pull this up here.

00:53:07.600 I'll describe what we're seeing. We're looking at CBC News titled New York City's New Mayor Zoran

00:53:12.940 Mamdani calls out Trump in victory speech. I'm looking at him. All his branding and imagery

00:53:18.400 is very african coded do you see this because yeah everywhere else in the like around the rest

00:53:26.420 of the world especially in africa in the middle east all of their imagery their posters third

00:53:31.480 world it's not just african but it's third world yeah like it looks like it's from the 70s like

00:53:36.260 they're still stuck in this strange 70s aesthetic and it's it's bizarre for someone to do this unless

00:53:45.000 it's very specifically on purpose right yeah like he to me his entire look i'm not american

00:53:52.520 i'm not a new york i'm not a citizen of the world of new york but i think this is a consequential

00:54:01.260 election i've had people on our side say it's not a big deal i had a couple people say the

00:54:09.680 conservatives are losing their minds about this libs of tick tock all like the mainstream

00:54:15.340 um center-right republican voices they're saying that he's a communist and i've seen some people 1.00

00:54:22.080 on our side say he's not a communist he's just a shit lib he's just a gay shit lib i mean true to 1.00

00:54:28.200 a point in the sense that shit libs have drifted left there's actually a few things going on there 1.00

00:54:34.020 one he is a communist in the sense that he is an admitted democratic socialist and if you're a 0.72

00:54:41.280 democratic socialist in new york city these are marxists and you can look up their websites their

00:54:48.560 literature their speeches they've had conferences it's the standard marxist critique stuff progressive

00:54:54.980 stack it's all of its third world is like it is marxism it is communism they might not call

00:55:00.380 themselves communists but that's what they are that's who he is so usually when when i see people

00:55:06.700 make that argument what they're trying to do is excuse the communists saying that it doesn't

00:55:11.900 matter that he's a communist like well i mean to a point in the sense that he's just a brown guy 0.90

00:55:19.120 and so none of these types understand ideology they're liberal they're communist they're fascist

00:55:28.760 it's just for them to advocate for their

00:55:31.140 ethnic interests they don't understand

00:55:32.980 ideology or

00:55:35.020 indeed spirituality the same

00:55:37.240 way that we do

00:55:38.160 Europeans westerners descendants

00:55:41.060 of Europeans however we want to describe it

00:55:42.840 like he just understands like they like

00:55:45.340 this sort of thing because 0.99

00:55:47.180 they get free shit for their 1.00

00:55:49.280 ethnic bloc and for their kin 1.00

00:55:51.220 folk that's all he understands he doesn't understand 0.99

00:55:53.060 Marxism he doesn't give a shit 0.98

00:55:54.460 that's why so many if you and that's 0.99

00:55:57.140 why he's communicating so overtly to his ethnic cohorts and it's it's global south someone made

00:56:06.920 a point it's like he's part of an interracial marriage is an interfaith marriage that's just 0.97

00:56:10.500 it's global south shit in his speech he's thanking the bangladeshi servers the zimbabwean 0.96

00:56:19.260 in stage hands like this he is drawing a sketch of this underclass in New York City that is all 0.99

00:56:28.240 non-white those are his people this was a non-white campaign I speak of Yemeni bodega owners and 0.99

00:56:36.280 Mexican abuelas Senegalese taxi drivers and Uzbek nurses 1.00

00:56:43.560 trinidadian lime cooks and ethiopian aunties

00:56:49.800 yes aunties

00:56:54.440 hey i hate to say it sometimes those you know frothing at the mouth conservatives they're

00:57:03.660 correct they call them a communist they're correct you can they could they can be right

00:57:08.880 about some things. They're also correct in saying that he is funded by Islamist groups. 0.99

00:57:14.720 He is funded. There's a lot of international interest in getting this man elected. 0.90

00:57:21.200 The story is not just, you know, that it's random that Zahran ascended to this place.

00:57:27.420 It is our Muslim American communities. And I'll also say that it's Muslim money. 0.86

00:57:33.020 The PACs that have supported Zahran or a particular PAC that has supported Zahran

00:57:37.420 It's probably over 80% of Muslim American donors in this country

00:57:41.220 High net donors, grassroots donors

00:57:43.600 And I want to make the point that the Unity and Justice Fund PAC

00:57:47.140 Which is the CARE Super PAC

00:57:48.840 Was the largest institutional donor

00:57:50.660 A largest institutional donor

00:57:52.680 To the pro-Zahran PAC in New York

00:57:55.420 Well, you know, look at this 0.99

00:57:57.480 He spoke at a gay club 0.93

00:57:58.880 Zoran was at a gay club at 1am campaigning 1.00

00:58:01.960 Yeah, because they don't fucking care 0.99

00:58:04.300 They just know that I'm going to do things to win 0.99

00:58:07.100 and upset the status quo which is the white system he takes glee in it he takes a certain 0.97

00:58:12.420 amount of glee when he's out there eating rice with his hands he know that he knows that offends 0.61

00:58:18.000 you white person he knows that that makes his ethnic cohort very happy because all he's doing 0.98

00:58:26.660 our stuff he's offending their sensibilities that's the only fucking reason he does it 1.00

00:58:30.400 it's also the reason he eats pizza with a knife and a fork what type of fucking sociopath do you 1.00

00:58:35.300 have to be to be eating rice with your hands and pizza with a knife and fork it's all an attack 0.99

00:58:41.060 on you and i was told that he's the superior choice because the his counterpart his opponent 0.69

00:58:50.960 was the jewish choice and any way i look at this it seems that jews like zoran too i don't think 0.96

00:58:59.820 zoran gets elected without jewish support and funding in new york yeah give me a fucking break 0.98

00:59:04.500 man give me a break shut the fuck up and and i remember there was um i'm not gonna say he's in 0.99

00:59:09.420 jewish anyways like what the fuck are you talking about someone made a good point he says well i 0.99

00:59:14.540 don't know if it was a good point but it might be a true point where he said that you know these 1.00

00:59:18.400 fucking muslims within two generations they're going to be deracinated and gay and trans and 1.00

00:59:24.140 everything too and i said oh great so they're going to end up as jews more jews right like 1.00

00:59:30.740 best case scenario then that we get the double the fucking juice but someone a large content 0.90

00:59:37.740 creator who i like he was saying and i won't say his name but he was like you know you think this 0.99

00:59:43.580 guy's a big deal and he's not he's just a shit lib well he's kind of is in the sense that shit 0.92

00:59:49.160 lives in new york have become browner and as they become browner they've necessarily become more 0.99

00:59:54.660 leftist and as they become more leftist they're more openly anti-white that's all this is

00:59:59.340 but then he said well yeah and who's the other andrew cuomo or who who's his opponent um curtis

01:00:07.060 curtis sliwa was the republican i think but yeah cuomo was his okay mamdani defeated former

01:00:13.680 governor andrew cuomo and republican curtis sliwa and so they're saying oh yeah you think he's he's

01:00:21.000 any worse than andrew cuomo and like no here's the thing here's what happened and the argument was 0.98

01:00:27.560 that this sort of leftist bullshit this mass migration shit third world of stuff has been 0.99

01:00:33.520 going on for generations i've said okay i will grant you that it was all jewish mayors that did 0.99

01:00:40.120 that before so this is this is inexorably linked to that this is the conclusion of that so you've 0.92

01:00:46.600 got jews the whole time according to you causing all these similar problems and that has led to 0.80

01:00:52.940 this which is a a more high volume expression of that where it is also more anti-white and now 0.94

01:01:01.420 there's muslims in the street saying that this all the all the non-whites in new york city

01:01:07.580 are saying that this is important to us narratively we like seeing this why do we like seeing this 0.96

01:01:13.500 because it upsets the white status quo that's what they're screaming in the streets

01:01:17.740 so i don't know i'm just i'm just listening and learning another part of it like if you want to

01:01:22.220 if you want to play the jewish angle and say oh well the jews have been at these games for years

01:01:25.660 okay but what is the end goal of those games is the end goal of those games for them to like

01:01:29.580 take over new york and make new york greater israel no i mean in my opinion at least i think

01:01:36.380 for some people the way that we view this is the goal of israel the nation of israel is to destroy

01:01:42.380 us we are their existential enemy so the goal is not for them to control new york like a pawn 0.94

01:01:48.380 The goal is for them to sink New York into the ocean and Washington and L.A. and Chicago, all of these places that are being destroyed by them.

01:01:57.140 It's not that they're trying to take it over because they wouldn't be destroying it.

01:01:59.820 They're trying to destroy it. 0.68

01:02:00.940 They want us all to die. 0.99

01:02:02.460 So, as you said, the fact that after decades of Jewish control, we now have a somehow gay but also Muslim mayor who eats pizza with a fork but rice with his hands. 1.00

01:02:15.600 he's literally an insulting antithesis to everything that we represent i mean they've 0.96

01:02:22.840 won that's this is i mean they haven't totally won but this is a coup for them because it's what 0.99

01:02:27.960 they wanted they want the biggest fuck you that they can get to the american people and they want 0.98

01:02:32.260 to drive they want to drive actual americans into the mud and cuomo as much as cuomo is a total 1.00

01:02:37.620 stooge i'm not gonna counter single and say cuomo's our guy he's not he should be fucking hung 0.96

01:02:41.580 but kuomo is italian and he's a marginally more conservative than mamdani who is a literal 0.95

01:02:51.720 marxist and by the way uh mamdani is personal friends with a number of convicted terrorist 0.97

01:02:57.760 leaders and nobody seems to fucking care because the muslim community still reveres these people 0.95

01:03:02.900 and also the reason our side likes that is because he in some indirect way makes jews upset 0.99

01:03:10.540 according to them and so like well that's just for people who haven't been following the fucking 0.96

01:03:15.160 plot what was 9-11 new yorkers should remember 9-11 9-11 was the arabs who flew the plane 1.00

01:03:21.040 being used as retarded shit nigger golems for a jewish plot they're both your enemy dumbass 1.00

01:03:29.220 the arab and the muslims are your enemy but they have no goals of their own because they are 1.00

01:03:34.260 literal goats on the inside of that yeah it's the exact same thing that we talked about with 1.00

01:03:39.380 israel and palestine or mass migration where i said i see where you guys are coming from by saying 0.99

01:03:45.380 that the real enemy is are the zionists that are driving these people into our nations they're 0.97

01:03:53.320 using these people as a bioweapon i just don't accept that we should be siding with the bioweapon 0.99

01:03:59.380 right because because it seems more than one enemy it seems that they're more controlled by

01:04:06.560 our real enemy than us you know so all i'm saying is don't think that the control is completely

01:04:13.520 falling apart and we will build a city hall that stands steadfast alongside jewish new yorkers and

01:04:22.220 does not waver in the fight against the scourge of anti-semitism where the more than one million

01:04:30.600 muslims know that they belong don't don't start thinking that you you can ingratiate yourself 0.99

01:04:37.240 to this very bioweapon they don't recognize you as a friend they never fucking will this is we 1.00

01:04:42.740 have a problem in this space where we're always seeking one-way relationships with perceived 0.96

01:04:48.360 allies everyone says you know no no palestinian ever called me a goy i'm like well they'll find

01:04:56.500 something here's a question i wanted to ask them ask the people who advocate for these groups

01:05:03.540 um do you think the palestinians the grieved oppressed palestinians if they were brought in

01:05:13.860 to the west and they were aware that there was grooming gangs raping and killing and enslaving 0.90

01:05:22.340 young white girls as is ongoing in the uk do you think the palestinians would sound the alarm 0.62

01:05:29.920 do they would turn in their kinfolk or would they join in or would they side with them or

01:05:36.280 would their silence be compliance that's all i want to ask you how you might think that the

01:05:43.080 palestinians they will give you some lip service that they respect ethnic nationalists um that is

01:05:50.680 manipulation in my view but no really just ask yourself realistically would in that situation 0.84

01:05:56.040 where other muslims were raping you do you think that as fellow nationalists they would side with 1.00

01:06:02.440 you against those other muslims even when it's your children being raped and tortured 1.00

01:06:08.600 i bet you they wouldn't i think i bet yeah certainty i was gonna say like we have this 1.00

01:06:14.200 problem in canada where you meet somebody called themselves but they would rather wear a ukrainian

01:06:19.320 flag than a red ensign right because they're they're actually obsessed with that conflict

01:06:25.660 and likewise we have these these famous dissident right americans who are so on top of the issue

01:06:33.120 but you'll catch them wearing among other things a keffia and a palestinian flag and maybe a

01:06:39.720 swastika and they're like they're we're the true american right it's like okay you're the true

01:06:44.520 American right but uh all you ever talk about is support for a foreign nation an alien faith 0.92

01:06:51.660 people who by all rights despise us and that's just because they are the current smaller target 0.81

01:06:58.080 of our existential enemy Israel we're done hiding we're done we're done being tortured and hurt

01:07:07.120 and judged this is the correct religion this is the religion that all of humanity needs to be 0.87

01:07:14.180 a part of islam and we will not stop until it enters every home so i want you to repeat after 0.55

01:07:20.740 me i want to hear it in every single district it should tremble brooklyn should hear it the bronx 0.97

01:07:28.080 should hear it queens should hear it say it as if the homah depends on this my brothers and sisters 0.99

01:07:34.580 and you want to know how we know that they despise us is is when they come over here and 1.00

01:07:41.660 reach sufficient numbers they're screaming in the streets that they despise you just look to the uk

01:07:48.220 you think you think these people view america any more favorably than the uk oftentimes the uk

01:07:54.220 doesn't have any direct relationship with these groups but they just believe that they do they

01:08:00.940 believe that they are soldiers waging a war in the united kingdom because they feel that horizontal

01:08:07.740 kinship with the global south people they hate america even more they're going to say whatever

01:08:13.180 they need to say to get in here once they have sufficient numbers they say you we're going to 0.97

01:08:17.100 kill you there's not enough money in the world you can pay us to make it equal so we're going to take 0.74

01:08:22.460 it in blood and wombs and it's never going to stop and you think there's a transaction you know 0.99

01:08:30.620 there's this one um quote i quite like from curtis yarvin that i was reminded of today and he had

01:08:39.180 said that the right has a relationship with power the same way a wine snob has a relationship with

01:08:46.060 wine whereas the left has a relationship power the same way an alcoholic has a relationship with

01:08:51.820 booze yeah and i like that like like they need it they're so desperate for power they'll do

01:08:58.540 anything to get it and we don't have that that's what they have like they don't they don't care

01:09:04.620 that zoran mamdani went to a gay club at 1am and said vote for me for the same reason that 0.99

01:09:10.140 evangelicals didn't really care that donald trump was a philanderer and he was boorish 0.98

01:09:16.220 they understood even if they couldn't say it it couldn't express it out loud that there was some 0.50

01:09:23.180 kind of samuel huntington-esque clash of civilizations where this is the west which

01:09:30.220 means europeans which means white people they can't say that but that's what it means

01:09:35.660 against this invading force there's no allies to be found in this invading force there is actually 0.88

01:09:41.660 no benefit to you siding with the bioweapon you want to why because you're hoping that the bioweapon

01:09:47.260 is turning against its master that you really hate and it's not you're not very good at controlling

01:09:54.060 them and it within your framework your enemy is already much better at controlling them than you

01:10:01.180 you're just hoping it's blown up in their face well what if it hasn't what if they can pivot 0.87

01:10:06.060 and say that we're a minority too what if jews can say that what if they have 0.87

01:10:09.900 shape-shifted and abandoned their whiteness and now they're against you as well what now 0.82

01:10:15.740 how many friends do you have we airdropped all the palestinians in here and it turns out 0.97

01:10:22.380 that all that good will doesn't matter all those white guys who burn themselves alive to free

01:10:29.660 palestine it turns out that didn't they wouldn't raise a single voice if they knew that your 0.99

01:10:34.860 daughter was being raped yeah and they would probably think you deserved it because

01:10:39.420 they don't understand ideology they don't understand politics they don't understand 0.99

01:10:44.380 history they know you're part of the great satan and they don't have friends in the great satan

01:10:50.220 i don't know how many kaffias you want to wear you don't you think you have friends

01:10:55.180 like you have you think these people are your friends you're gonna find out i hope you don't 0.97

01:11:00.380 so on one hand you've got the conservatives and liberals who've been raping us

01:11:06.140 for generations that's led to this this is the conclusion of that and there is there a single 0.97

01:11:14.380 option where i'm not raped no is is there is there a single group that doesn't want me dead

01:11:22.480 and dispossessed it's just different flavors of that and i don't want to bicker about which one

01:11:29.040 is better for us strategically as they're laughing at us mom donnie is laughing at us right now i saw 0.99

01:11:37.880 fucking clip of this white white woman saying that how good it is that mom donnie was voted 1.00

01:11:45.120 because america has no culture we have no spice no flavor and we're so fucking boring he's nodding 1.00

01:11:51.180 he says well said oh god you're not even fucking america oh dude that's like um is it 0.99

01:11:59.920 i don't what can you do what can you do that's reasonable in the face of this that sounds like 0.95

01:12:06.860 that reminds me of like it's like a will ferrell bit or something like the guy goes for the

01:12:12.700 interval it's like we're we suck so bad we're just the worst and i'm glad you're here because 0.99

01:12:17.100 we just suck and he's like yeah you are you do thank you you do suck like it's just so 0.99

01:12:23.080 blatant it's yeah yeah we're pieces i'm so glad you're here oh i'm so glad you're here to make 0.99

01:12:30.200 this place cool again like it like it was in the 70s me too bitch uh also like like it was in the

01:12:37.900 70s like the peak of crime the absolute worst time except maybe there's sometimes the 19th 0.63

01:12:43.800 century i don't know that is interesting back when it had some it had all the all the good

01:12:49.920 rape the original rape i liked it before they chased out all the porn stores in times square

01:12:56.120 all the peep shows we used to have peep shows in this town just some old crusty old rent controlled 0.99

01:13:06.260 jewish loser yeah they used to like what i'm imagining also is mark maron this place used 1.00

01:13:14.860 to be real man they used to have record stores remember records if ma'am danny is going to turn 0.95

01:13:20.880 new york back into like 70s new york that means that the rudy giuliani of 2060 is currently

01:13:30.120 an america first zoomer somewhere in america tomorrow dick cheney's being born he got 1.00

01:13:39.880 reincarnated i might fuck i got news for you i might fuck around and become a dick cheney 1.00

01:13:46.480 revisionist way to think about that all right let's do it like he was a hero or what yeah 1.00

01:13:56.360 all right i don't know how i don't know why try to lionize him make him like a like a

01:14:02.660 mysterious like a jfk figure like we'll never know what he really thought because he died too soon

01:14:07.720 i just i just feel it i feel i think i want to move i'm become a cheney guy 0.79

01:14:13.880 yeah you know what he had i think if he wasn't such an absolute miserable lizard he has the

01:14:21.880 face of a really likable guy like i can imagine you know what he reminds me of uh chevy chase a 0.99

01:14:26.760 little bit yes i can i can imagine him doing like a chevy chase family road trip thing with dick 0.97

01:14:33.500 cheney and being like yeah oh i love i love uh i love cheney i almost said i love dick but i didn't 0.93

01:14:40.040 say that i said i love cheney i think about that quote of his after 9 11 where he said we gotta

01:14:45.840 spend some time in the shadows like he's telling the american people it's like okay look look what

01:14:50.460 just happened we got attacked 3 000 people 3 000 americans died this changes everything we're gonna 0.98

01:14:56.940 need to be gangsters for a little bit we're gonna need to do some shit you're not comfortable if 0.96

01:15:02.660 you're not gonna have to hear about it i'm just letting you know we're going out there and we're 0.98

01:15:07.320 fucking shit up i thought that was the coolest thing you could do like he wasn't he wasn't 0.98

01:15:11.680 moralizing he was saying we're gonna be motherfuckers for a minute cool and everyone 1.00

01:15:17.540 said okay everyone just okay yeah what are you gonna say george bush is up there like we're not 0.99

01:15:22.260 we're not at war with the muslim people you know we're not dick cheney's out there saying 0.99

01:15:27.520 we're gonna kill a lot of people i'm not gonna tell you we're gonna kill you you don't need to 0.99

01:15:31.320 know you don't want to know that's and that is very realistic he was actually being truthful in 1.00

01:15:37.880 a way a politician never was because that shit happens all the time that that went under obama 0.94

01:15:42.500 five times as bad but everyone thought he was a saint right no that's just what you do he was the 0.77

01:15:48.040 guy who was just being honest about it anyway anywho i was gonna i want to get in this book

01:15:55.280 and you're going to be thrilled with it i think hey we had some other things that we were going

01:16:00.420 discuss that we'll get to next time i promise that's we got a couple evergreen topics

01:16:07.940 one is that i'm just gonna read the title we'll get to this next time pre-colonial india was not

01:16:13.140 rich it's just basically blowing a hole in the narrative that is that the name of the book

01:16:21.060 no this is a sub stack i'm gonna read next oh okay okay okay cool just saying that yeah you thought

01:16:25.940 But Indians are trying to tell you a story.

01:16:28.720 The line they're all saying now is that $45 trillion was extracted from India.

01:16:35.440 Nobody believes that, though.

01:16:37.080 I mean, even Indians don't believe that. 1.00

01:16:39.100 They're just compulsive liars. 1.00

01:16:40.640 I feel a story for anybody that believes the jingo shit that comes out of an Indian mouth. 1.00

01:16:46.340 I want to ask them, do you know what trillion is? 1.00

01:16:49.100 They don't.

01:16:49.940 They don't.

01:16:51.020 They can't do it.

01:16:52.000 They invented zeros, but they never considered having more than one of them in a row.

01:16:55.480 confuses them that's just like a centipede and they go yeah you guys invented zeros but you 0.99

01:17:00.200 didn't know how to have more than one in your head at the same time you're an indian

01:17:06.840 so you can pick that apart all kinds of different ways um so this is a bit of show news before we

01:17:12.680 get started um we i wonder what you think about this we've discussed this we might end up taking

01:17:19.160 december off i'm on the fence about it because my daughter is being born soon and we don't know

01:17:28.680 how long it's going to be in the natal intensive care unit so sometimes when they're born they go

01:17:35.160 to this other place so they're going in an incubator or they just got to keep an eye on it to

01:17:39.080 make sure so we won't know until after she's born if she's going to be in there for a day

01:17:45.960 a week or a month they don't have any answers right now so there might be a lot of complications

01:17:51.060 in scheduling the show and so i might end up taking december uh off of this show um i know

01:18:00.060 judas we discussed this and you seem to be on board with it i have some commitments that i've

01:18:05.200 already made that we're gonna end up doing so uh just to name one there's a millennial at the end

01:18:13.860 of the year i believe that's december 27th is when he's going to have the canada banquet just

01:18:20.300 like he had last year i want to be appearing on that so that's locked in i don't know who else

01:18:25.680 is going to be on that but there's going to be some people that you've seen on the show before

01:18:30.140 i'm sure i liked it last year so doing it again um i've got an interview with more goth that's

01:18:37.600 going to be this coming

01:18:39.220 Monday I believe

01:18:40.660 and that one's been a long time

01:18:43.580 coming and so I'm

01:18:44.940 recorded or live? It's going to be live

01:18:47.540 nice

01:18:48.160 then I've got an interview

01:18:51.140 I'm doing with Devin Stack

01:18:52.920 Blackpilled

01:18:54.880 who has many

01:18:57.320 admirers. What might get? We've been saying

01:18:59.380 that for years

01:19:01.380 not to drum it up too much but that's pretty cool

01:19:03.580 well I was always like I want to get

01:19:05.420 him but I want to make sure I have

01:19:07.440 something that's same with morgoth like we're these are two individuals that's why i was waiting

01:19:13.760 to the end of this year because i said here's two individuals that seem to be widely beloved

01:19:20.720 there's not a lot of people i know that have a lot negative to say about them if uh if i if i was

01:19:26.560 talking to devon i would you can i would slip in i'm not gonna no no no but if i were i would slip

01:19:33.360 been a slimy remark about the the demographics of canada versus the ended states because he just

01:19:38.240 did an interview with eric orwall the other day where good good old nice hair eric made the point

01:19:45.300 that canada is a dead nation and has no future because we are a meager 65 percent white which

01:19:51.980 is not true we are 69.8 percent white and america is 53 percent white so um i'm not sure where that 0.73

01:20:00.520 came from or why devin didn't swat him down but uh it's a pretty funny excuse if if our country

01:20:07.660 is dead you are a rotting corpse america i assume devin didn't have the statistics on hand because

01:20:13.980 if you're not canadian you probably wouldn't know that and if you're not canadian people are apt to 0.99

01:20:19.720 believe anything they're told about canada yeah that's the problem you know that's the problem

01:20:25.000 with the american pulpit is that not only do americans get their information there but our

01:20:30.580 own people listen more to devon than they do to no i look i love devon but they listen more to

01:20:36.340 that than they do to our own content canadian content and so they get the impression that uh

01:20:40.280 that this is correct so yeah if you go to some americans and say the numbers are out bad news

01:20:46.340 you won't like it chats in a state the numbers they're in canada's 30 white they say

01:20:52.720 can is doomed man like you just throw any number at them no one's making no one cares 0.56

01:20:58.420 like no one fucking cares no one's gonna fact check people on that um but yeah i'll bring up 0.69

01:21:04.720 something i you would think that eric arvall would uh have the right numbers though if you're making 0.90

01:21:11.560 the claim that's just that's just i mean i wouldn't think that i kind of expect it but

01:21:15.780 i mean that's that's just that's just people so anyway that's that's the the show news we've got

01:21:21.420 some interesting stuff some exciting stuff coming up there's still going to be paywall shows once

01:21:26.320 a week there's still going to be vanguardist journal article coming but anyway that's what

01:21:31.640 we might end up doing to wind down the year unfortunately i'm undecided because we got so

01:21:37.640 much good stuff to cover i got this book here i really want to talk about and we're entering into

01:21:43.920 a multi-book arc and i don't know how long it's going to be it might be five long but i wanted

01:21:51.680 to focus on canadian history and canadian political history and i've got a lot of books that are

01:21:57.360 written some from the 30s some from the 70s some from the 50s um because it we've covered canadian

01:22:04.320 books before obviously we covered george grant's uh lament the nation and there's other canadian

01:22:09.840 writers we've had but there's not a lot of obvious ones that spring to mind you kind of need to search

01:22:15.520 pretty deep for them um some nationalist minded ones or writers from our political milieu but

01:22:24.640 i found this good one based on recommendation hold on i found this book it's called the fight

01:22:32.880 for canada four centuries of resistance to american expansionism and it's by david orchard

01:22:41.600 and as as i was reading this i know you would love it because one of the connecting themes of

01:22:48.480 this whole arc is going to be canada's oppositional relationship to america and just to give a bit of

01:22:57.200 a preamble being anti-american and this is a incendiary claim but being canadian relies on

01:23:06.400 being anti-american that's something i noticed growing up and that was across the political

01:23:13.200 spectrum mainstream political spectrum between liberals and conservatives it was part of the

01:23:18.640 canadian identity to say that we're not america in fact we're above america we're not boorish

01:23:25.440 and rude like them we're not militaristic like them we're smarter than them we're more evolved

01:23:31.280 and i never liked that i always thought that was petty petty and untrue because as i grew

01:23:37.360 up and i met americans i met so many nice and insightful and interesting americans from all

01:23:45.280 around america and they weren't this caricature that you see up here i met many very rude canadians

01:23:52.400 obviously but then i as as i got older i came to understand the shared history between these two

01:24:00.080 nations and where that comes from and you start hearing about and i've said this before on the

01:24:05.300 show but uh if you're in ontario and you're just driving around you'll see the word loyalist a lot

01:24:11.460 on schools on highways stadiums loyalists you see it so much that it blends in if you don't

01:24:17.980 know what it means it's just another name like brock yeah you don't you never question it and

01:24:24.080 then you think oh that kind of means loyal to britain because we still fall under the

01:24:29.500 jurisdiction of the king but then the history of it is that and you can correct me if i'm wrong

01:24:34.900 here or expand on it if you'd like but much of the canadian human capital was made up at least

01:24:41.920 in Ontario of British subjects who were fleeing from America and resettled here, and they

01:24:50.020 were taking their antagonism towards America and implanting it here.

01:24:55.200 The Loyalists didn't believe in breaking away from Britain and wanted to stay part

01:24:58.980 of the empire.

01:25:00.640 When the American colonists won their independence, things got dangerous for the Loyalists.

01:25:06.020 Many were treated as traitors.

01:25:07.860 Their homes were attacked, their property was taken, and they were often forced to flee.

01:25:13.100 But where could they go?

01:25:14.880 The answer for many was north, to Canada, which was still part of the British Empire.

01:25:20.400 Canada became a place of refuge for over 30,000 loyalists seeking safety and a fresh start.

01:25:26.480 So a lot of just Canadians had a very, you know, oppositional relationship with America.

01:25:34.340 and that became a foundation of the canadian identity arguably yeah i would just say the

01:25:40.100 the critical thing is for more than 100 years before confederation and even after confederation

01:25:45.220 the defining feature was not only that we were british subjects but that we were british

01:25:50.340 subjects here as like a fence or in moral and political opposition to the united states it was

01:25:56.820 like our duty they were our our they were the great satan they were our existential enemy

01:26:02.260 for a lot longer than we've been allies so just from just being totally no judgment just being

01:26:09.540 historically accurate but and it's funny because the the kind of left-wing version that you and i

01:26:13.620 grew up with in the 90s was those americans are a bunch of like rude right-wing boors and we're

01:26:18.740 much more progressive than them which is ironic because historically it was the other way around

01:26:24.180 they were the the libertine democrats and you know the revolutionaries and we believed in peace order

01:26:30.740 and good government and we we still love the empire and the king so yeah it's kind of and

01:26:35.700 that's i know that's something our good friend fortisax has been preaching recently that uh the

01:26:42.500 the roots of canada lie in in something that could be perceived as conservatism like true

01:26:48.100 conservatism true traditionalism much more than america which is the complete 1a degree opposite

01:26:54.900 what you were taught that canada was always more liberal and tolerant and accepting it's a no no

01:27:01.380 so there was a flip that happened you know yeah and in this book the fight for canada

01:27:07.540 if the part we're going to be focusing on is the military history and the next book it's going to

01:27:13.300 be the corporate history and because it takes place in many waves so we're going to be focusing

01:27:19.300 on the actual military conflicts and everyone knows the war of 1812 that's taught to you in

01:27:25.140 school that's even taught to americans in school but that was just but one of many flashpoints that

01:27:31.460 occurred many conflicts that occurred between these two nations over territory and whatnot

01:27:37.140 and it really it really gets into how how much manifest destiny was attempting to punch its way

01:27:45.620 north and how many american politicians were advocating for just swallowing canada up and

01:27:51.780 that really drove confederation that drove the creation of this country called canada because

01:27:59.860 we said it's it's only through this unity that we can withstand american expansionism

01:28:05.540 and it started off militarily it started off with cannons and guns and when that didn't work

01:28:11.140 when canada and quebec and ontario when british north america pushed back sufficiently they

01:28:18.580 attempted to effectively buy up canada through corporations that'll be the next one which is

01:28:24.560 perhaps even more relevant to what we're dealing with right now

01:28:27.640 but it it shows you the last time i think canada really fought for its identity would have been

01:28:36.600 in the 1600s 1700s 1800s right you could argue for many centuries it's just been

01:28:44.220 it's been hollowed out and what we're clinging to is sort of this this this shell anyway so i'm just

01:28:53.080 gonna start reading some some interesting excerpts here it's gonna jump around a lot but

01:28:57.880 we can kind of pick them apart as we're going but he says here and a lot of this is to show

01:29:04.260 the narrative that was emerging from america to prove that the threat was real so it says

01:29:09.720 in 1613 the governor of virginia sir thomas dale upon hearing of the settlement to the north

01:29:16.760 declared that the continent was not large enough to contain both french and english he hired a

01:29:22.420 force of mercenaries to drive the french out of acadia samuel argall and his 60 soldiers attacked

01:29:28.580 port royal looted it and burned it to the ground 15 settlers were set adrift on an open boat

01:29:34.240 and a dozen more were taken back to Virginia as prisoners.

01:29:37.300 Acadia was inside the northern boundary of Virginia, claimed the governor.

01:29:41.360 Those Acadians who managed to escape returned to the woods,

01:29:44.780 as they would be forced to do more than once again, rebuild their homes and their settlements.

01:29:49.380 The American colonists numbered 200,000, the French Canadians about 10,000.

01:29:54.980 But the American colonies were beset with friction amongst themselves,

01:29:58.840 and the task of taking Canada fell largely to the wealthiest and most powerful colony,

01:30:04.240 massachusetts with a population of 50 000 with some help from new york and connecticut canadians

01:30:10.080 quote fought like indians and the invaders were driven back to their boats in the end starving

01:30:16.480 and miserable with winter approaching and smallpox in their ranks phipps and his officers sailed for 0.99

01:30:22.080 home beaten and humiliated with a heavy burden of debt to hang around the neck of a too ambitious

01:30:27.920 massachusetts so that's to show that there was always this interest in these military excursions

01:30:34.480 to the north and we don't want to get too deep into the history of the acadians but there's a

01:30:39.280 lot to talk about there and the acadians as as a distinct ethnic group being a french extraction

01:30:46.720 being driven south into america and you know effectively becoming the cajuns i believe is the

01:30:55.440 story. After a devastating defeat for France and North America, they were forced to cede their

01:31:01.220 colony of New France to Great Britain and Spain, with the northern half becoming the nation of

01:31:06.060 Canada and the southern half becoming Spanish Louisiana. During the war, the Acadians were

01:31:11.000 seen as French sympathizers and allies and a liability to the British, and hence this is

01:31:16.160 where a tragic fate met with the Acadians, with over 10,000 settlers in Nova Scotia being deported

01:31:22.160 by the British, with the majority not actually going to France, but rather the 13 colonies to

01:31:27.260 the south. So, and he continues on, in 1711, the British joined forces with the American colonies

01:31:33.640 and under the command of Admiral Hovenden Walker, 45 ships carrying 6,500 men set out to attack

01:31:40.940 Quebec, with an additional 2,300 troops moved overland towards Montreal via Lake Champlain.

01:31:46.780 A storm hit Walker's Armada in the St. Lawrence, and nine ships were completely destroyed.

01:31:52.540 Faced with the disaster, the invaders withdrew.

01:31:54.840 The French settlers had opposed the king's attempt to call their country New France.

01:32:00.580 They were not French, they insisted.

01:32:02.600 They were a new breed of people, Canadians.

01:32:05.920 The American colonies, except for New York, which enjoyed a profitable trade with Canada, 0.69

01:32:10.860 agitated for war to drive the French out of North America.

01:32:13.960 Britain agreed, and in 1755, a mighty force of more than 2,200 soldiers under General Edward Braddock and Colonel George Washington and a train of artillery and baggage wagons set out to take the Ohio Valley from the Canadians, which is interesting because he gets into this, I didn't even know this, but Canada owned a great amount of territory in America, in the Ohio Valley.

01:32:41.840 and this was all about trade routes this was all about shipping lanes and trapping and whatnot

01:32:47.280 and part of the the manifest destiny part of centralizing their power was either buying or

01:32:52.480 threatening or just taking militarily this land that canada actually owned to washington and his

01:32:59.280 fellow americans the lands of the ohio valley represented wealth and power simply by occupying

01:33:05.040 and exploiting them the french and indian war removed french influence over the ohio country

01:33:10.800 but it also led to the removal of British influence as well.

01:33:14.320 The war lasted until peace was signed in 1763.

01:33:17.840 The conflict over control of the Ohio Valley, though, would continue for another five decades.

01:33:24.160 Because it wasn't America yet, you know.

01:33:27.200 It was still figuring out and still fighting for what country it would actually be.

01:33:32.560 So it says,

01:33:34.000 In 1756, England declared war on France,

01:33:36.800 and what Churchill would later call the First World War was underway.

01:33:40.400 at stake in north america was initially the rich land of the ohio mississippi valleys that's what

01:33:47.120 i was just referring to the american colonies wanted to expand in the area canada however

01:33:51.840 was already in the ohio the american colonies wanted war because they desired canada's land

01:33:57.440 trade routes resources furs and fish the governor of new france pierre vaudreu explained that the

01:34:05.280 ohio was canada's natural and only direct link with louisiana why does louisiana matter well

01:34:11.600 there's there's a link between there and the acadians and the creole and the cages and all

01:34:16.320 that canada however was like a wasp's nest under attack the canadians understood very clearly

01:34:22.640 the meaning of the acadian expulsion for three years from 1755 through 1757 the french canadian

01:34:31.120 and indian allies were winning the british and americans did not achieve a single goal except

01:34:36.960 for the expulsion of the acadians which we talked about at the very start there the conquest of

01:34:42.320 canada was essentially an american idea wrote quebec historian guy for go and although advanced

01:34:49.440 british opinion adopted it as a political paradigm and nonetheless remained american

01:34:54.560 in its conception so you're starting to get a sense of how many incursions and how many conflicts

01:35:02.080 were there to just take this land and at various points the british were involved at various points

01:35:07.440 it was the british allied against the french and then it was american allied against the entire

01:35:13.440 thing so based on what i've said so far do you find this interesting are you keeping up with

01:35:18.480 what i'm saying yeah yeah yeah no this is fascinating i knew some of it already but it is

01:35:22.720 fascinating yeah and so if it sounds like i'm get going too hard against america here just to

01:35:31.840 reiterate my interest is in rising above this animosity now what we'll get to in the next

01:35:42.560 episode is the you know corporate takeover of canada and the the absorption of canadian

01:35:50.560 branch plants and the economic manipulation of canada and at a certain point we only have to

01:35:55.520 blame ourselves at a certain point we realized that we were sold out by our political class

01:36:01.520 by the jean chretiens and the brian malt rooney's and even before them the mackenzie kings and

01:36:08.000 whatnot this was an incremental process just like mass migration it took generations to occur

01:36:14.640 and we can blame america all we want but we also need to blame our political class that thought it

01:36:20.160 was better for canada to turn us into an economic zone to sell us to the highest bidder and if it's

01:36:26.800 not america it will be china if it's not china it will be russia if it's not russia it's going 0.66

01:36:32.560 to be whoever the highest bidder is that's the our real enemy is inside canada and and them 0.62

01:36:42.000 auctioning off our institutions our corporations our land everything so while you know we're

01:36:49.120 critical of america here you know we're describing the last time we seem to be willing to fight and

01:36:55.040 die for this country and it didn't take long before our leaders decided it was better to just sell it

01:37:01.760 off and so that's why like this system you know when people are you know i'll see guys like peter

01:37:10.160 nemitz on x and he's i don't know what he's some kind of foreigner some kind of american foreigner

01:37:18.800 foreigner in america and he's describing canada as this sort of you don't like hearing outsiders

01:37:25.200 talk about him it's like a broken broken system failed it's ironic because this is one of the 0.99

01:37:29.600 reasons that we we don't like americans is is this exact shit yeah but at a certain point i need to 0.98

01:37:35.520 you know take a breath take a beat and say what is he correct though when he's describing that 0.99

01:37:41.520 it does seem true that our entire political class is determined to hollow out this country to the

01:37:48.160 the highest bidder now it can be perceived that he he thinks that's amusing or maybe i'm just

01:37:53.800 layering that on top of it maybe that's my interpretation no he you can he definitely does

01:37:58.460 yeah but but i'm also like you know i maybe we would we maybe we sound the same when we're

01:38:03.720 talking about ukraine you know i mean i'm like at the end of the day whatever is what you're saying

01:38:08.320 true have we been fucked by our political class are we being hollowed out does we talk about

01:38:15.160 sovereignty how much will do we need to exert how many people do we need to clear out of the organs 0.98

01:38:23.000 of power to achieve that sovereignty like how much work do we have to do up here to fix this system

01:38:28.040 it might be a lie it's not impossible but it is substantial continue sorry i was gonna say like

01:38:34.440 in the case of ukraine we make the i i well i personally have made the the same criticism of

01:38:40.360 ukraine that their own government their their own elite is hollowing them out but i would never say

01:38:45.480 to ukraine that ukraine doesn't exist and shouldn't exist and the ukrainian people aren't a real

01:38:49.560 people and it's not a real country and it should just become the vassal of some other country i

01:38:53.480 would never fucking say that because i don't believe that ukraine is a real place ukrainian 0.83

01:38:57.080 people are a nation and they deserve to have their own government so i don't know why where nemets 0.89

01:39:02.280 gets off claiming that canada doesn't exist and shouldn't exist and canadian people should just 0.91

01:39:06.040 be the 51st state he's a fag the other part of it is this is true in any in any market interaction 0.99

01:39:12.280 it takes two to tango so if you have a child being sold into sexual slavery slavery by her mother 0.99

01:39:19.560 you have a mother the seller and you have a buyer right and if there are no buyers then there is no

01:39:25.160 seller that's how the market works so this did our government sell us out yes our government

01:39:29.720 should be hung our government for at least 60 years has been absolutely selling us out

01:39:35.000 but the buyer for that sellout the person who's been encouraging it and funding it and benefiting

01:39:40.720 from it has been the united states it's almost exclusively up until recently because recently

01:39:45.960 it's also been china and india but for over 100 years it was not china and india it was exclusively

01:39:52.200 the united states and you rate it's very good point there i was gonna say because uh one point

01:39:57.740 i think he gets to in this book and i hope we have time to get to it but if we don't i'll say

01:40:02.500 now is that uh part of this whole 51st state thing has been going on for hundreds of years

01:40:09.860 like they were making the exact same arguments back then because this is the point i was going

01:40:13.700 to get at there were and are but even back then a ton of americans who lived in canada and what

01:40:19.940 they did was they started these political agitation groups they started letter writing campaigns they

01:40:25.620 started flyering campaigns saying that you know we should join america it's better for us so we

01:40:31.220 have these subversive agents all throughout canadian history especially in ontario sorry

01:40:36.420 i cut you off there no no that was that's all i was going to say too and also in there was like

01:40:40.980 the um the the largest mix between americans and canadians we have is in the prairies like we have

01:40:46.260 tons of canadians that live in like you know wyoming and utah and montana and there's tons

01:40:50.500 of americans that live in alberta and saskatchewan uh so you have that but then the other funny thing

01:40:55.060 is is like that's also where our primary like our our our slavic population is that huge the huge

01:41:00.660 bump of immigration between 1890 and 1910 who largely and i look i i don't reject that there

01:41:06.500 are their own nation but they never in my opinion integrated into the country the same way that

01:41:12.660 the other colonial stock did so we have kind of a we have a bit of an issue over there not 1.00

01:41:16.900 only that we have a lot of slavs and then you have the hutterites you have all these people 0.79

01:41:20.660 that are kind of their own nation within a nation and then you have the americans acting as a fifth 0.91

01:41:24.740 column so and the only thing i was going to say is like it's this cry bully not cry bully 1.00

01:41:29.460 shit but it's it's just a schoolyard bully doing the quit hitting yourself quit hitting yourself 1.00

01:41:33.720 quit hitting yourself grabbing your arm and slapping you in the face quit hitting yourself 1.00

01:41:36.920 and criticizing us criticizing us and mocking us while it's in the process of exploiting us and 1.00

01:41:44.080 extracting from us is all that i see with these fucking people when they they pointed us and say 1.00

01:41:48.760 you're weak you're broken you've failed your government hates you and you should just be 0.99

01:41:54.280 subsumed into us and your identity doesn't matter when almost all of these problems it's not almost 0.91

01:41:59.980 all every single one of the problems named was on a spectrum between 100 caused by the united states

01:42:07.000 or on the other side at the very least largely encouraged by the united states and the united 0.94

01:42:12.800 states was the primary beneficiary name one i will fight this name one fucking example of our 0.99

01:42:18.940 government selling us out where the receiving end the benefiting end of it was not the fucking 0.99

01:42:24.260 united states oh yeah that's exactly what happened and we'll get to that more in the next book 0.92

01:42:29.140 i'm reminded of that quote from eric arville who runs the return of the land project and i haven't

01:42:35.220 seen this i'm just taking you at your word if he gets the demographic numbers of canada wrong

01:42:41.060 i must ask is it that you actually believe that or you want it to be true like how many of you

01:42:47.300 want this story of canada to be this decrepit shambling corpse because it it just makes it seem

01:42:55.300 like you right for the picking so i'm not trying to hear your american american lievenstrom yeah

01:43:01.940 so i'm not trying to infer he could have just been incorrect but i i do detect with a lot of

01:43:05.620 them they would rather canada be worse than it is because it means that they can move in and they

01:43:10.900 would we would see them as liberators which is just a story they need to tell themselves to

01:43:17.300 you know right while they're laughing as if anybody else had any country on earth has ever 0.98

01:43:22.300 viewed the americans as liberators not even the fucking french viewed them as liberators 0.99

01:43:26.400 nobody likes the fucking americans so i'm going to keep going here and this is a story but we 0.98

01:43:33.720 covered this a little bit when we talked about the true history of the american revolution this 0.99

01:43:37.540 would have been a book cover a long time ago but we went into uh the campaigns into quebec is very

01:43:44.100 interesting but i'll just touch on here because there's a few good quotes in here it says congress

01:43:48.980 this is during the american revolution obviously congress mobilized almost 8 000 troops for the

01:43:53.540 invasion the british force in all of canada was only about 600 soldiers with montreal taken the

01:43:59.780 walled fortress of quebec city was all that stood between the american troops and their goal of the

01:44:04.980 14th colony fresh from the fall of montreal and his experience with collaborators there carlton

01:44:10.980 issued a proclamation ordering every able-bodied man who would not sign up for their militia

01:44:16.100 expelled from the city of quebec in four days or else face the loss of his property a long and

01:44:22.420 wrathful procession of prominent american and english merchants and lawyers along with their

01:44:27.380 sympathizers filed out of the city which i love that i mean first of all a walled city like it

01:44:34.020 sounds like a castle right and if you ever had the opportunity to go visit old quebec city i would

01:44:41.300 encourage everyone to do it i prefer to montreal um cabals then ceased said one of the militia

01:44:48.420 commanders so that i think he was trying to address the fact that there was american sympathizers

01:44:53.140 and agitators within the city it just said get the out if you won't join the

01:44:57.460 militia and fight the americans get the out you know what they did they all got the out

01:45:04.020 That order strengthened the garrison considerably.

01:45:06.880 We could guard against open and avowed enemies, but not against those lurking about town.

01:45:16.180 End quote.

01:45:16.780 He says, at 4.30 a.m. December 31st, under the cover of a raging blizzard, the Americans stormed the city.

01:45:22.700 A fatal hour had come for the town blaze, and the thunder of cannons shook the stone walls.

01:45:27.580 By the end of it, almost half the American force had been captured, killed, or wounded.

01:45:32.500 John Adams, who would become the second president of the United States, would not give up.

01:45:38.260 Here's a quote from him.

01:45:39.140 The unanimous voice of the continent is Canada must be ours, he declared from Philadelphia. 0.97

01:45:44.580 Quebec must be taken.

01:45:47.220 So these were the proclamations going on constantly all throughout the U.S. from various political figures.

01:45:54.120 It continues here.

01:45:55.220 at that moment in around 1775 to 1776 french canadians held the destiny of the continent

01:46:01.380 in their hands by refusing to support the american invasion of canada they ensured the survival of

01:46:07.860 canada however their unwillingness in the following months to support the british army

01:46:12.580 and its counter-offensive against the american revolution was a major factor allowing the

01:46:17.620 americans to win their independence interesting britain and the newly independent united states

01:46:23.540 met at negotiations for the treaty of paris in 1783 to formalize american independence and more

01:46:29.160 importantly to define the new republic's borders having failed to take canada by force the

01:46:35.000 americans attempted diplomacy the chief u.s negotiator benjamin franklin opened by smoothly

01:46:41.640 suggesting that to allow the americans and british to be peacefully reconciled canada should be 1.00

01:46:46.620 entirely transferred to the united states fucking asshole yeah ben franklin was a fucking fat 1.00

01:46:53.060 lecherous piece of shit still here's what you should do you should just give us canada no 1.00

01:46:58.680 that's an how about that's a non-starter you just killed your mother and you're cannibalizing her 1.00

01:47:05.120 body so how about we how about we wait for the funeral that was the first recorded non-starter 0.52

01:47:12.180 in north american history of many uh france followed by spain and holland had thrown its

01:47:20.080 weight including its navy behind the americans to split this alliance against her britain was

01:47:24.280 anxious to regain the goodwill of her former american colonies and so what historian donald

01:47:30.160 creighton called the greatest blow in their entire history was to fall upon canadians by that treaty

01:47:35.120 canada lost forever all that territory i just mentioned between the ohio and mississippi rivers

01:47:41.840 present-day states of michigan wisconsin illinois ohio and india indiana which had been surveyed by

01:47:48.020 the great explorers like renee robert la salle um jacques marquette and others the great lakes

01:47:53.620 also explored entirely and occupied by canada were either given entirely to the united states

01:48:00.000 or divided jointly hey maybe we'll take them back one day maybe i want those lakes give me those

01:48:07.340 lakes and in 1812 the longest and largest invasion of canada began that's the war of 1812 southern

01:48:14.760 u.s politicians desired florida the northerners wanted canada senator william hunter of rhode

01:48:21.800 island explained that the quote declaration that canada should be conquered and retained was the

01:48:27.880 exacted pledge of the northern men who voted for the war canada's population was outnumbered by

01:48:33.400 the americans 25 to 1. in terms of military force the united states recruited more men during the

01:48:39.640 war than the entire population of canada more than 30 the population of upper canada you might

01:48:46.360 know as ontario were recent american immigrants and they offered little resistance to the enemy

01:48:51.640 like just imagine that as we were talking about before another group of former americans the

01:48:56.600 united empire loyalists driven out of the united states in 1783 had a very different point of view

01:49:03.400 in the words of historian hugh keenly side they quote supplied the hatred and inspired the

01:49:08.840 the enthusiasm that helped turn the scales in canada the combination of british troops and

01:49:13.600 native forces had turned the tide but canadians french and english speaking men and women

01:49:18.400 also played their part men including the elderly left their farms to fight the women stepped forward

01:49:25.080 to work the land and harvest the crops almost performed various military functions including 0.99

01:49:29.800 scouting we have we had the bitches out there scouting like it was it was all hands on deck 1.00

01:49:36.420 Well, I mean, we were defending against a war of aggression by the Americans, which was driven literally only by petty greed. 1.00

01:49:45.420 And they wanted and they they did actually pillage their way across our land. 0.54

01:49:50.360 And we still beat them back 25 to one. 1.00

01:49:53.340 Sounds like Nam, sounds like Korea, sounds like Iraq, sounds like Afghanistan. 0.75

01:49:59.260 Have they trying to think in a war? 0.94

01:50:02.300 I'm trying to think of a war America didn't get totally raped on.

01:50:05.660 i don't know i'll come back to you i tend to think as a cheneyite as of this episode i didn't think 0.89

01:50:13.860 they they might have accomplished what they wanted to in afghanistan pretty early on but then they

01:50:20.260 just stayed behind right right because what they wanted was heroin and oil and they got it yeah

01:50:25.500 if you think think of the war it's like okay what we're here to do is to decimate you want to kill 0.94

01:50:31.140 kill brown people get heroin for the cia and and cheap oil like it's undeniable that america 0.92

01:50:38.900 slaughtered a lot of arabs in afghanistan and it's i mean they seem to get what they wanted in iraq 0.98

01:50:46.740 which is to get saddam hussein is what it does yeah yeah and then but then but then you could 0.99

01:50:52.420 say that the actual goal of the war of 1812 was to conscript the lowest dumbest fucking irishman 1.00

01:51:00.900 in new england who really just wanted to rape french women and get them all killed in cannon 0.99

01:51:06.720 fire in the plains of abraham and that was the goal and they succeeded in that goal so technically 0.97

01:51:12.220 america won the war of 1812 america won the war of 1812 by killing all the irish in the 0.98

01:51:17.640 killing the dumbest most retarded members and somehow they still wound up as americans after 0.94

01:51:22.960 immortalized in the great film gangs in new york yes it turns out that movie to me can be about 0.98

01:51:30.640 whatever i want to be so i'm going to just keep i'm going to see if i can rip through this because

01:51:34.780 there's a lot of interesting stuff yeah he says in the late 1840s britain repealed the corn laws

01:51:40.160 these laws have provided for a preference or lower tariffs on grain from the colonies in contrast

01:51:45.340 with grain from the united states uh going all the way to britain with britain moving to free

01:51:50.100 trade canadian grain and flour exports fell dramatically in canada was hit by a massive

01:51:54.900 depression the montreal the montreal annexation association an unlikely alliance of english tory

01:52:03.300 businessmen and french canadian radicals ran candidates for the legislature arguing that

01:52:07.700 political union with the united states to improve canada's economy so as far back as the 1840s you

01:52:13.700 had these political pressure groups saying that to survive we must be absorbed by america its

01:52:21.140 president was sugar tycoon john redpath anyone know redpath sugar uh and dennis emory patmano

01:52:29.940 nephew of john louise was vice president other officers included brewery owner william molson

01:52:36.340 and french canadian rouge politicians randolph laflamme and a.a dorian the annexationists failed

01:52:42.420 dismally to win support among the general population for their drive to make canada

01:52:46.980 part of the united states although they failed to have canada annexed to the united states the

01:52:52.420 backers of the annexation movement were able to push the british government to negotiate on behalf

01:52:57.780 of its five eastern north american colonies a reciprocity agreement with the united states the

01:53:04.020 reciprocity treaty signed in 1854 provided for free trade of natural products opened canadian

01:53:10.820 waterways to u.s shipping and gave the united states free access to the canadian maritime fishery

01:53:17.940 uh leaving behind in the words of canadian historian arm lower desolated stump-filled

01:53:23.860 regions suggesting an invading army so you have these people like red past sugar is big up here

01:53:30.340 then you have molson does anyone know that name up here these are businessmen these are business

01:53:35.140 tycoons trying to open up canada not through the traditional political channels but through

01:53:42.180 subversion open it up to british trade to benefit themselves and that again going back to the mid

01:53:48.180 1800s it's a it's a steeped in tradition this sort of thing now with the termination of the

01:53:55.380 reciprocity treaty and the birth of the dominion of canada in 1867 that saw the end of the friendly

01:54:01.860 era the expansionist forces the united states turned again to direct annexation and their

01:54:07.220 methods of operation and the theater of action once more moved west the election in 1868 of

01:54:14.340 ulysses s grant as u.s president and grant's appointment of hamilton fish as secretary of

01:54:20.980 state provided a big boost to the annexation forces when the riel government took power the

01:54:26.740 The American annexation movement, though, it saw its moment of opportunity and rushed to seize it.

01:54:32.260 A leading historical account of the period sums up the fight for the West.

01:54:36.180 Quote, with distinctly superior diplomatic skills, Canada's first prime minister, Sir John A. MacDonald, bested his American adversaries, won the Northwest for his young country, and assured it of a transcontinental greatness.

01:54:50.400 In doing so, he dampened down the expansionist fires in Minnesota and elsewhere in the United States.

01:54:57.400 So Canada is expanding westward, just like America is expanding westward.

01:55:01.400 It's a rush for that territory.

01:55:04.400 McDonald's insistence that the military expedition be manned by British soldiers as well as Canadians was a brilliant move.

01:55:11.300 The United States, war-weary and carrying massive debts from the Civil War,

01:55:15.420 now knew that military intervention in manitoba would involve britain something president grant

01:55:20.660 was not prepared to force mcdonald's victory would however be forever stained by the blood of louis

01:55:26.200 riel um and continues on here it says it seemed inevitable that the united states would gain the

01:55:32.180 entire west coast britain seemed almost resigned the times of london wrote that if the colony

01:55:38.020 wished to join the united states quote the mother country will in no way seek to prevent the 0.98

01:55:43.080 annexation you got britain on board with annexation what the fuck are we talking about here 0.92

01:55:47.240 then in a virtual replay of the seizure of texas two decades earlier and then of oregon senator 0.60

01:55:54.080 corbett told the senate that british columbia should be admitted to the republic because a

01:55:59.200 large number of u.s citizens residing in the territory demanded it so they're saying the

01:56:04.400 exact there's already a lot of americans living there so we should we should already do it you

01:56:08.640 know it's it's demographic warfare from ottawa john mcdonald wrote to the british government

01:56:14.020 no time should be lost in putting the screws on vancouver island what a cool way to talk what a 1.00

01:56:19.800 cool way to we got to put the fucking screw to these faggots and the first thing to do is to 1.00

01:56:24.360 recall governor seymour it's not it's not quite out yet the u.s purchase in 1867 of the neighboring 1.00

01:56:31.140 alaska quicken the annexationist momentum all the coast would soon be american the entire west coast

01:56:37.680 in north america would soon be american the only solution he said was confederation of canada

01:56:43.440 by the close of 1870 the fight for confederation was won and cosmos was the people's hero the

01:56:49.660 canadian government had agreed to the monumental task of constructing a transcontinental railway

01:56:55.340 so you have canadian confederation this thing called canada driven by a mad dash to accumulate

01:57:03.400 this territory otherwise america would just move in and dominate it so that's why canada exists

01:57:09.720 it exists as a bulwark against american expansion which you know according to this book and many

01:57:15.240 others never really ended what do you think about that so far we can wrap it up soon i just wanted

01:57:21.880 to know um if you had any thoughts on what i had said love it i mean that's great underdog story

01:57:29.000 good old john a so there's a part here it says for goldwin smith the idea of a united continent

01:57:34.760 north america is no less practical than it is grand union would greatly raise the value of

01:57:41.240 property in canada smith continued all that is needed is to allow a free market free inflow

01:57:46.840 of american capital the political future of the continent rested in america and canada would

01:57:52.680 promote its ultimate interest by recognizing destiny without delay and that's a quote

01:57:58.120 Having said this, Smith was reminded of another reason for not putting off the unification of the English-speaking race in North America.

01:58:05.600 Quote,

01:58:06.320 It's perfectly clear that the forces of Canada alone are not sufficient to assimilate the French element.

01:58:13.440 End quote. 0.83

01:58:14.080 Continental Union would clear up the problem by swamping the French-speaking population and inspiring, quote, 0.93

01:58:19.800 the moral federation of the whole English-speaking race throughout the world. 0.93

01:58:24.240 the toronto globe the toronto mail the montreal herald the mantoba free press jumped on board

01:58:30.720 political unionists infiltrated the liberal party the young liberals of toronto endorsed political

01:58:36.080 union and then in march 1888 the liberal party adopted a policy of quote full and unrestricted

01:58:43.600 reciprocity mcdonald's design for the nation was an east-west trading system protected by tariffs

01:58:51.520 against competition from the south but it each open end to trade with the world which

01:58:59.040 to his credit is something that mark carney might be playing around with but the re

01:59:04.080 you know the claim made by many geopolitical experts and strategists you know i'm thinking of

01:59:10.000 peter zyhan among others he had said that canada it's the opposite right now every province had

01:59:18.320 trades primarily yes the reason canada exists was for horizontal trade and we don't do that at all

01:59:25.600 yeah and i don't think it's a foregone conclusion i i don't think that's impossible we could do that

01:59:33.520 we did do that that's what made the country we don't need to just be this piecemeal

01:59:39.760 split up non-communicative entity that's just binding its time until each province is

01:59:48.000 individually annexed which might very well happen just because the same arguments being made that

01:59:55.440 you know it's better for us you know it's just you know we we need it we need it what's what's

02:00:01.120 the what could it hurt we're already basically part of them you know it's it hasn't changed from

02:00:06.640 fucking 1830 in the united states a powerful group established the continental union league the cul 0.79

02:00:16.000 with the goal of compelling annexation or political union by force if necessary 0.97

02:00:21.040 its members included steel giant andrew carnegie former secretary of the navy wc whitney teddy

02:00:28.000 roosevelt who'd be president within a decade john hay who would be a secretary of state and

02:00:33.680 ehoo root would be the minister of war an allied canadian branch of the cu wells

02:00:40.000 they just set up a branch of it canada of course had goldwin smith as its honorary president and

02:00:45.120 android follower of the globe and harry darling and president of the toronto board of trade

02:00:51.040 as members the year 1893 saw the united states plunge into depression worse than canada's and

02:00:57.040 abruptly the voices of canadian annexationists fell silent so interestingly the only times you

02:01:02.640 see these arguments for annexation begin to decline is during world wars or during depressions

02:01:09.200 or any sort of a conflict but it is interesting that the rest of the time like the names you see

02:01:17.040 brought up andrew carnegie started a group to annex canada and opened up a branch

02:01:23.280 in canada and got the biggest businessman in canada the president of toronto's board of trade

02:01:30.400 is a member how the like how does that happen yeah how does every how does how does the entire

02:01:36.400 elite apparatus in canada or most of it at the time end up on side for this like there's almost

02:01:43.200 no hope at that point but there there was hope because it didn't happen not like they wanted

02:01:48.560 um anyway so that's just i wanted to express that so here's just how it ends says canadians

02:01:55.280 were informed over and over again that their market is too small our quote little shriveled

02:02:00.640 market as john crosby regularly put it in fact canada is the largest market in the world for

02:02:06.640 american goods the province of ontario alone buys more from the united states than any country in

02:02:11.920 the world including japan canada is a huge market for the united states and a huge market by any

02:02:17.520 standards free trade promoters claim canadians were going to have to access that big dynamic

02:02:22.960 market in the united states that is not the main problem for canada canada's fight is to gain

02:02:28.160 control of its own lost markets so that canadians can serve their own domestic market there's no

02:02:33.840 such thing as secure access to another country's market it is the controls on foreign ownership

02:02:40.400 that are important not a country's size japan is five percent of canada's physical size has five

02:02:46.400 percent of canada's resources but it out produces in key industries in the united states of america

02:02:52.480 i think that's important to keep yes and as we were saying absolutely and as we were saying

02:02:56.960 before the amount of resources we have your mineral resources mining resources the amount

02:03:01.680 of opportunity that exists in canada it's hard not to be optimistic it is frustrating it's frustrating

02:03:08.960 because you see what could be done you see who's standing in the way i could see a pathway in the

02:03:16.000 next 20 years that leads to a complete redefinition of canada a complete revolution you know canada

02:03:24.960 um it's it's not the most difficult thing in the world it can be achieved through policy

02:03:30.080 it doesn't yeah it might require something of a spiritual or ethnic revolution but

02:03:35.040 i think a lot of these problems are easier to solve than you would think but you just need to

02:03:40.080 to harness the essence of those ancestors the ones who are willing to rise up to defend their

02:03:47.660 country because why do you defend the countries to achieve sovereignty and it doesn't really

02:03:53.140 fucking matter if you completely topple the empire as many elite theorists say that can

02:04:00.040 come later all you need to do is fight for your own self-determination there's people who will 0.98

02:04:06.580 try and convince you that that's a waste of time that unless you can completely topple the power

02:04:12.860 structure of your opponent it's not even worth it you know can you defeat america entirely probably

02:04:18.100 not i don't think you need to i think that's just a an argument used to get you to not want to fight

02:04:23.940 for your own interest and i don't buy it because this happened before that is our history we've

02:04:30.500 been here before anyway we gotta get going now we went a bit over i apologize but no reason my

02:04:36.660 throat's starting to go right now anyway i will talk to you next time yeah buddy good one see

02:04:41.380 oh did you have any closing thoughts by the way no no no i mean this was uh this is a favorite

02:04:46.320 and i'm glad that we covered it all right because buckle up there's gonna be more in the future

02:04:52.160 all right yeah boy

02:04:53.480 we got a lot of heat going into this one there's a lot of excited people and i really don't want

02:05:16.520 let them down and i just might well that's why we're here i might uh i might horse around a 0.65

02:05:25.880 little bit during this one and uh shit my pants and get my clown shoes stuck in a hole well good 0.94

02:05:33.220 morning good afternoon and good evening ladies and gentlemen welcome to the only pro illiteracy 0.92

02:05:38.680 podcast on the internet this is do you even read i am one of your hosts the prudentialist and i am

02:05:45.060 joined by my ever so favorite canadian on god's green earth dimes how the hell are you i'm i'm

02:05:50.460 good now i'll be better if i just know that you have the talking gun i do have the talking gun 0.76

02:05:57.420 i what you know i was going to ask you before we went live on the air can you add that gunshot to

02:06:01.940 the soundboard that way when i rack the chamber rack around into the chamber at the end of every

02:06:06.660 episode it implies that it's the last episode oh i can get a lot of handgun sounds i can get you

02:06:14.480 guns i can get you with with uh hormones over top i got a kissy sounds and boyo yoings i got

02:06:20.420 so much going on i um i don't have a lot going on in my life this is the wife guy talking um

02:06:28.640 so you know over the years we have seen public intellectuals like dr jordan peterson go on stage

02:06:34.760 and get publicly griped uh where they'll ask hey dr peterson it's so nice of you to mention the

02:06:41.780 Gulag Archipelago. Have you read that other Solzhenitsyn book? And then he starts crying

02:06:48.540 and he can't talk about it. So everyone has read Decline of the West. And if you haven't,

02:06:52.620 well, that's okay. Most people haven't either. And maybe you've read Man and Technics. Today,

02:06:56.180 we are covering Oswald Spangler's other book that's available in English. We will be reading

02:07:01.760 The Hour of Decision. Well, we won't be reading it. We've already read it. But we read,

02:07:05.820 so you don't have to. This was published in 1934. This is two years before Spangler had

02:07:13.320 left this mortal coil in 1936. I think it was written in 1933, shortly after the election

02:07:21.340 that took place in Germany at that time. And we have a lot to talk about it. And there was one

02:07:26.560 passage that left me just reeling with depression. So it's a good Spangler text already when I'm

02:07:33.320 blackmail yeah um just to kick it off i know prudentialist had recommended this because he

02:07:40.160 had read it previously i'd read decline of the west i didn't read much else from spangler and

02:07:45.600 i thought it was important too because i think he's a very important thinker but it's easy to

02:07:49.760 get anchored to uh famous thinkers just single text like everyone's read a revolt against the

02:07:57.600 modern world by evola but if they read the other things by evola so i was excited to read this

02:08:02.800 And I was surprised at how optimistic it was.

02:08:09.540 Because when you hear Oswald Spengler, you think it's all doom and gloom.

02:08:14.260 It's all just narrating an inevitable decay.

02:08:18.340 And there is some of that, no doubt.

02:08:21.160 But he goes to a great length, especially near the end, of giving a prescription of how to get out of the situation that you're in.

02:08:30.220 And again, this was published in the 1930s, so you have to imagine what was going on at the time.

02:08:36.260 He makes certain predictions that certainly came to pass, some that did not come to pass,

02:08:41.140 or some that were probably worse than he could have ever predicted.

02:08:44.740 But the other thing I was surprised by, and I think this is what anyone's going to know if they pick it up,

02:08:50.260 if they just look at the headings of this book, it's very explicit.

02:08:54.500 It's not a dense historical text.

02:08:57.320 I think you know there's really when I imagine there's like three four parts one of them is the white world revolution and another one's called the colored world revolution and this is just me being a fucking big fat dummy but I'm like I didn't think they were calling people white in Germany in the 1930s and I thought it might have been a quirk of the translation in English.

02:09:23.160 and I'm working from a copy, an old

02:09:25.500 scanned copy that's right from

02:09:27.580 the 1930s. There was another copy

02:09:29.400 that I had found just by accident

02:09:31.440 just grabbed it and it was from

02:09:33.220 you know, AryanRevolution.net

02:09:36.160 and I said, maybe not that one

02:09:37.680 but I'm like, oh maybe

02:09:39.160 but I'm sure that this is a legitimate copy

02:09:41.520 it's a faithful translation

02:09:43.500 and I was just like, oh they were called

02:09:45.320 I think they were talking about white people

02:09:47.860 in turn of the century Germany

02:09:49.460 but that was

02:09:50.940 just an interesting thing that i noticed that will that kind of paints the type of thing he's

02:09:55.340 talking about going forward yeah and again it i'm kind of reminded how a lot of people were writing

02:10:01.560 uh this is not me comparing trump to some other guy i promise you because one that's an insult

02:10:08.940 has someone been watching the mussolini show yeah uh i just thought it was interesting where

02:10:16.140 in the introduction to this and i have the uh charles francis atkinson translation i have a

02:10:21.740 physical copy in front of me i bought it off of george bagby at a conference one time he always

02:10:27.240 has a lovely uh volume of his library that he likes to sell for extra cash uh and you know he

02:10:33.500 had said uh the national revolution of 1933 was a mighty phenomenon that will remain such in the

02:10:38.960 eyes of the future by reason of its elemental super personal force with which came the spiritual

02:10:44.260 discipline that which it was carried through um and of course you know you know what that's

02:10:49.120 referencing but it's very interesting to see how we always compare the optimism of such moments

02:10:53.960 um right after elections when quote-unquote our guys win um in this case uh you know the

02:11:00.140 changing out of Weimar to what would later become the Reich I'd imagine would make Spengler a very

02:11:04.540 happy man in the midst of uh the interwar years and his lamentation of what the first world war

02:11:10.500 had done to europe yeah and um i guess we could jump right into if anyone's got any other hot

02:11:17.620 hot and wet spangler facts share them in the chat right now but just i've got a whole selection

02:11:25.320 of excerpts we're going to get into and discuss there was this one line from early on in the

02:11:31.160 book i just have this highlighted at the top of my notes i think this sets the stage for everything

02:11:35.880 he just says human history is war history i have that one bookmark too it's a there are a lot of

02:11:43.540 bangers in here and i don't mean to just reduce spangler down to a series of great based quotes

02:11:49.980 i will be reading if most if not all of them but yeah i like that one i had that one saved um

02:11:56.360 there's an early one too where he's talking about world war one that i find really interesting

02:12:01.940 uh where he talks about the changing of um of warfare about experience how warfare had changed

02:12:09.380 we we had become it became all about mobility and then what had you know changed was the the

02:12:14.680 principle of national universal conscription like he does a long time breaking in when he's

02:12:18.760 talking about like the world wars and world powers about what has changed so much and uh

02:12:23.920 yeah he gets to that good yeah and it that's important too because he's talking about

02:12:28.920 we'll get to this in the notes but just uh teed up early on where he says there's a great era

02:12:35.480 of peace in the west in the white world and he said one of the contributing factors was just

02:12:42.340 the sheer scale of war it was the size of the conscription it was that you had a standing army

02:12:48.700 and then you would have a standing army of such scale that it made people more cautious of engaging

02:12:56.420 in open conflict and then of course this would have led to world war one he gets he describes

02:13:02.220 world war one um not in some detail he spends more time i think on the french revolution and

02:13:08.080 the bolshevik revolution i'd say but uh you know there's he pinpoints an issue of what has caused

02:13:16.060 basically the white world to become so passive and inert he hasn't used the word feminized but

02:13:21.660 That's basically what he means. 0.76

02:13:23.580 And again, I'm getting to this early, but let me ask you this.

02:13:29.400 Okay, so let me just say what I'm going to say first,

02:13:30.980 and then I'll ask you the question.

02:13:31.760 What he says is what you need is a race of a strength of will

02:13:34.880 to see this to the other side.

02:13:37.020 Would you say this book takes a Nietzschean approach?

02:13:43.060 And I know there's other ways to describe it,

02:13:45.940 but I think when I say Nietzschean, people will understand what I mean by that.

02:13:49.560 I would say so.

02:13:51.660 yeah that's what i noticed too it's a lot of strength of will it's a lot of

02:13:55.540 speaking about race but not in sort of the scientific racialism that a lot of us would

02:14:03.560 discuss race you had made a good point earlier and maybe you can expand on that now where he said

02:14:10.640 his notion of race is much more ancient than what we would see as more just qualitative physical

02:14:17.100 attributes biological attributes maybe eugenic attributes but when he says race it's something

02:14:22.680 because when he speaks of civilization spengler is known for this when he speaks of civilizations

02:14:27.580 almost these great organisms uh that they live and they die almost inevitably and they

02:14:33.800 you know reach especially empires they reach a size and they begin to collapse inward and there's

02:14:39.920 not much you can do about it similarly when he talks about race it's a much deeper but a much

02:14:45.260 bigger idea more than just sort of the ethno-nationalism that a lot of people might be

02:14:50.160 familiar with so yeah do you wanted to sure yeah so there's the spangler delineates very clearly

02:14:57.800 that as democracy and liberalism take greater hold in the west uh the notion of the state

02:15:05.000 a culture and its people uh and by extension race becomes reduced into these material conditions

02:15:11.180 and it's the we gotta get the canadian perspective in there um so yeah absolutely biting thunder

02:15:18.600 but so for instance he writes uh and so european states got out of form and proportion as they were

02:15:23.060 more progressively governed this was the chaos which moved metternich to oppose democracy

02:15:27.220 irrespective of its tendency and the romantic type of the wars of liberation as well as the

02:15:31.120 rationalistic types of the bastille stormers both of which were combined in 1848 um but later on he

02:15:36.820 talks about the formation of political parties of all types we've reduced things now from uh an

02:15:42.840 organ uh that the nation or a people or a race is an organism but instead uh now is being reduced

02:15:50.380 to these materialistic rationalist understandings of things or better yet are compounded by a

02:15:55.480 um moral the theocratic understanding of peoples um for spangler he takes a very similar

02:16:02.840 position uh not so much uh in the sense that like i'm i'm a big man of heroes although spangler

02:16:10.720 certainly is he is pointing out um that a nation and a race it comprises of a natural progressing

02:16:19.700 order of mixture um not in the sense that like we're all supposed to be ethnically ambiguous

02:16:24.600 chuds or anything like that that you might see on twitter talking about statues but more so along

02:16:29.720 the lines of that this is a force of nature that has always allowed the strong ones to survive

02:16:36.380 over the rest. And these great periods of peace and this rationalism of humanistic rationalism,

02:16:44.080 of Kantianism, of Rousseau and others has fundamentally allowed the system of nature

02:16:51.320 to be disrupted. And in turn, because we're now looking at everything metrically, not the metric

02:16:56.400 system, but just by being counting and an Excel spreadsheet of people and ideas, we fundamentally

02:17:02.300 have reduced the nation and by extension race to a very abstract system or notion that allows for

02:17:10.380 romantic nostalgia to take place, whether it's him criticizing the communists and their romantic

02:17:15.660 nostalgia of times prior to the industrial revolution or the liberal romanticism of the

02:17:22.180 nation and the, you know, people who would be proposing the 1789 understanding of the nation

02:17:29.380 contra Ernest Renan. That's a great summary. And I just wanted to address one thing here.

02:17:35.680 While gone, it said optimism is cowardice. And some people might be misinterpreting what I meant

02:17:41.340 by optimism. I didn't, not optimism in the sense of it has a happy ending and says that really,

02:17:48.060 can you imagine Spangler ending this one

02:17:50.220 with God wins in the end

02:17:51.920 hard to imagine

02:17:55.280 guys don't worry evil does not triumph

02:17:58.060 no but he

02:17:59.280 more so than saying that everything's just

02:18:02.200 doomed and

02:18:03.560 our destiny is nothing but decay

02:18:05.820 he was basically

02:18:06.760 in so many words saying that

02:18:09.840 the way out of this is

02:18:11.760 the way out of this are those

02:18:14.220 who are rising to the

02:18:16.220 occasion of being capable of great and terrible things which is a and that ties right into how

02:18:23.880 we started this by saying a human history is a history of war he's basically saying and i think

02:18:28.320 he identifies the prussians and uh but the vitality of the capacity of the strength of will

02:18:34.860 that's what he's talking about so it's not so much that we're all doomed or the west is doomed it's

02:18:39.740 like no you can you can claw and gnarle and fight and just go fucking insane and get out of this

02:18:49.420 thing but that's what it's going to take and again this is published in the 1930s so I think the same

02:18:57.240 rule would apply because strength of will strength of will does not believe in courts it doesn't

02:19:03.860 believe it doesn't even believe in the forces of nature it does not see itself as above that it

02:19:09.280 doesn't pay any mind to it it is pure ambition and the quest for survival and that's what it is

02:19:17.320 it's singularly focused it doesn't pay any heed to anything else and so you know it doesn't wonder

02:19:25.120 what the international community would think of anything and that's again an ancient way of view

02:19:30.140 in the world that most people cannot even understand these days um so i'm just going to

02:19:36.100 start reading some parts here if that

02:19:38.140 is okay. Yeah, go for it.

02:19:40.320 It's not the longest book in the world either.

02:19:43.320 You can

02:19:43.660 comfortably finish this in about two hours.

02:19:47.460 It proves like this 0.99

02:19:48.160 fucking speedrun. I was going to say, you know, 0.99

02:19:50.060 a couple days. Two hours.

02:19:52.900 I got off work

02:19:54.100 and I reread this one in between

02:19:56.080 now and the show. Man

02:19:58.140 alive.

02:20:00.560 He starts off here saying,

02:20:01.860 little as one knows of events in the future

02:20:04.180 for all that can be got from a comparison with other civilizations is the general form of future

02:20:09.440 facts. So much is certain. The forces which will sway the future are no other than those of the

02:20:15.500 past. Those forces are the strength, the will of the strong, healthy instincts, race, the will to

02:20:22.960 possession and power, while justice, happiness, and peace, those dreams which will always remain

02:20:29.340 dreams hover ineffectively over them we are still in the age of rationalism which began in the 18th

02:20:36.060 century is now rapidly nearing its close we all are its creatures whether we know it or not that's

02:20:43.580 a familiar idea if anyone's familiar with the uh traditionalists or the perennialists um in english

02:20:49.660 offices offices and clubs it used to be called common sense in french salons esprit in german

02:20:55.580 philosopher studies pure reason the shallow optimism of the cultural philistine is ceasing

02:21:02.460 to fear the elemental historical facts and beginning to despise them and if i can just

02:21:08.060 carry that sentiment through to the next part here he continues on as regards the international

02:21:16.220 situation of the moment we are all in danger of misreading it after the american civil war the

02:21:22.300 the Franco-German War and the Victorian

02:21:24.360 Age, existence and progress among 0.99

02:21:26.420 the white races, the 1.00

02:21:28.020 white races, ran so incredibly

02:21:30.460 calm, secure, peaceful, and carefree 0.92

02:21:32.740 that one may

02:21:34.380 search in vain through the centuries for anything

02:21:36.640 analogous. We do not

02:21:38.480 realize what led up to this, in the

02:21:40.440 long run, impossible situation.

02:21:43.100 There was the fact that standing

02:21:44.660 and expanding armies rendered

02:21:46.680 a war so incalculable

02:21:48.320 that no statesman any longer dared

02:21:50.440 to make one. The fact that technical

02:21:52.500 economic development was in a feverish

02:21:54.780 condition, which was bound to come

02:21:56.540 to a speedy end because of its dependence

02:21:58.600 on rapidly vanishing conditions.

02:22:01.180 And finally, the

02:22:02.480 resultant fact that the grave

02:22:04.300 unsolvable problems of the time were being

02:22:06.600 pushed more and more into

02:22:08.460 the future. That's interesting.

02:22:10.680 The peace period from 1870

02:22:13.060 to 1914

02:22:14.520 and the memory of it rendered all

02:22:16.600 white men self-satisfied, 0.65

02:22:18.440 covetous void of understanding and incapable of bearing misfortune the coward security of 1900 0.93

02:22:26.320 is at its end life in danger the real life of history comes once more into his own now

02:22:33.060 with that in mind that really just gathers together everything we were just saying

02:22:37.300 and as we said spangler passed away shortly like around this time and just before it this is

02:22:45.360 part one there was never a part two as far as i know so i wonder if our historical situation has

02:22:53.700 changed since where he was standing um do we have any recollection of an era piece or has it been

02:23:00.880 so many generations of where we're standing in north america of seemingly constant war not only

02:23:08.940 constant war but ugly war you know constant paranoia there i i from where i'm standing right

02:23:16.140 now it feels like millennials and younger gen z gen alpha they have no dreams of peace they have

02:23:24.220 no belief that the the land of milk and honey can ever be achieved and people are very very cynical

02:23:32.140 and people are very i don't know this might sound like a reach but almost psychologically primed

02:23:37.900 for an unthinkable war you know you know what i'm saying like do you do you think do you think the

02:23:43.980 the western man the white world is still so passive as what he was describing back then

02:23:53.100 there is certainly appear this is the thing for the three conflicts that he mentions all take

02:24:01.260 place on the soil of the respective races that he mentions so the last european conflict

02:24:09.040 that we have of course i mean is the second world war where the continent

02:24:13.580 writ large is ravaged um there's not anything in the sense that compares to franco-german the

02:24:21.120 american civil war anything like that so i mean the generations have experienced peace and even

02:24:26.660 for america while there is a very distinct war-like people it is one it is a unique

02:24:33.560 almost basically ethnic class of scotch-irish people who will put you know the the psalms on

02:24:41.580 their their their weapons or on their patches to simply say you know blessed is the lord who has 0.80

02:24:45.940 prepared my hands for battle and trained my fingers in war but like that it's not like standing armies

02:24:50.520 where we have today where it's like everyone goes in for benefits and then when people think about 0.98

02:24:53.720 getting deployed you get people like tim waltz who chicken shit and pussyfoot out to avoid 0.83

02:24:58.200 deployment um so i mean in a lot of ways i think we still have experienced a great deal of peace 0.98

02:25:02.980 outside of small numbers of people who have killed and so i i think that we are in a place of peace

02:25:10.220 because what as uh he writes later on uh this is before world war ii mind you spangler basically

02:25:17.120 writes bolshevism has won and bolshevism came from within the uh the the call is coming from

02:25:23.920 inside the house and so i would say at least in regard to this like we are still a we're people

02:25:28.800 that dream of war and we think about violence because we know how bad things are but so many

02:25:34.280 of us are fundamentally un unequipped in inexperienced with what that kind of violence

02:25:39.460 would look like yeah it makes because i think with world war one or world war two you had

02:25:46.380 I mean there was genocide in the past of course

02:25:49.120 I think there was something approaching total war

02:25:51.440 if you were in Ireland

02:25:53.340 during the Viking invasions

02:25:55.380 I'm sure it felt like total war

02:25:57.540 because no one was

02:25:58.720 because no one was spared

02:26:00.860 especially but even in

02:26:02.520 the more ancient war you had your martial class

02:26:05.100 you had your warrior class you didn't have

02:26:07.320 this widespread

02:26:08.600 recruitment

02:26:09.720 and so there might have been more conflict

02:26:13.000 but it was more acute

02:26:14.740 and uh the nature of conflict and fighting was different whereas with world war one you just had

02:26:21.480 you know toxic gases dumped in trenches you had unthinkable armaments being deployed and this is

02:26:29.180 even before the nuclear bomb but uh so it almost seems that the war we have now is more akin to

02:26:37.540 the war the more ancient war you know it's the people are distant from it and the only time it

02:26:43.460 would come to your door was when there was an invading army so i think to your point there

02:26:47.600 might be is anyone even though we're exposed to war constantly is anyone in america for being

02:26:55.900 honest really worried about boots on the ground invasion except from what you're experiencing at

02:27:02.580 the southern border like i don't think that's something we've really had to be concerned about

02:27:06.980 about like a siege well it's not something that we conceptualize because it's not it's it's

02:27:13.120 something that's been so mimetically inoculated against the population like spangler writes on

02:27:19.220 very clearly like the the colored world revolution i.e bolshevism russia is no longer a white country

02:27:26.140 because the czarist regime that had instituted european reform for like the last 300 years

02:27:31.680 had been taken away by like the mongolian hordes of race resentism and bolshevism and that is now

02:27:39.380 spreading and it doesn't have to he basically says listen marxism will be the cover in which 0.77

02:27:44.680 former colonial territories in the non-white western european world will be uh rallying

02:27:50.720 against to destroy western nations geo has joined the chat i'm sure he has uh and to wish like this

02:27:56.680 is the same sort of stuff lothrop stoddard is writing about about 10 years prior in the 1920s

02:28:02.700 and so you know that kind of kind of conversation is not one that you can have in polite political

02:28:08.980 realms these days the overton window hasn't gotten that far to the right yet although i think it's

02:28:13.440 getting there at a pretty breakneck pace i think it's kind of impressive to see where we are from

02:28:17.280 just 10 years ago but uh spangler just makes it flat out clear that like because of uh liberalism

02:28:24.660 because of uh humanism and because of the disgusting you know christian break-off sect

02:28:31.280 like the ebionites uh in this instance socialism and bolshevism um a lot of western powers are not

02:28:38.820 going to be able to rise to the occasion and force um this revolution to go down with force

02:28:45.340 and uh he makes the claim and of course this is 1934 he makes the claim that the german state is

02:28:51.260 the only one that can still do it um and his understanding of history is quite unique for

02:28:56.220 instance he at the beginning he sort of points out that uh the united states because of how vast

02:29:02.400 it is we have very little concern of what happens outside of our borders um a guy in the midwest

02:29:07.360 which he always says middle western which i think is really nice and kind of an archaic way to talk

02:29:10.980 with the midwest yeah um he he says like does the midwestern man really think about what's going on

02:29:15.420 outside of the world outside of maybe what's happening in san francisco or new york does he

02:29:19.720 it's the same thing with like the englishman does he really care about what's happening outside of

02:29:22.540 perhaps london same with france and it he kind of just points out he's just like they're they're so

02:29:27.460 clobbered in their own financial system and also guys those who like to talk about the petrodollar

02:29:33.100 or dollar imperialism uh spangler's calling the usa out about this almost 100 years ago i'm like

02:29:40.140 hey i've seen this argument before from people like william appleman williams but it was kind of

02:29:44.460 wild to see uh dollar imperialism come out of spangler's mouth yeah it's so funny how the

02:29:50.540 conversation hasn't changed at all in 100 isn't it so depressing that the conversation hasn't

02:29:57.420 changed in a hundred years just reading this book the whole time like oh we still have we have

02:30:04.880 bringing spangler back to the future and just showing him that nothing's changed we just have

02:30:11.600 we just have more viruses now we just uh we have the only thing we're good at is coming up with

02:30:19.140 more weapons it's like oh if spangler's at least we have sex robots i'm like ah man you don't want

02:30:25.960 open that pandora's box that's the thing like we're talking about sex robots like that's splitting 0.97

02:30:31.080 the atom we don't want to unleash that sort of fetish nonsense on the world 0.90

02:30:36.200 i'm just uh i'm reminded of fisto from fallout new vegas he's like finally i've been waiting to get

02:30:43.040 my hands on that not that i not that i'm one of those freaks but you know for my clients

02:30:47.020 you really know our audience bringing out some fallout stuff here

02:30:51.840 i got it man i got it so just to the point we were making just about germany there's a section

02:30:59.000 here page 26 in my edition i i think it's the same one i have i like to focus as much as i can

02:31:07.220 on his historical examples but he says under the directorate it looked as if the country resigned

02:31:13.980 and sick of ideals as it was would have welcomed any form of government that would guarantee outward

02:31:18.880 and inward peace. But then came Napoleon, an Italian 0.98

02:31:22.760 who had chosen Paris as the base of his schemes for power and created 0.97

02:31:26.760 in his armies the type of last Frenchman to uphold France as a great

02:31:30.820 power for fully a century. A brave, elegant, bragging, 0.64

02:31:35.200 rough, fond of killing, plundering, destroying, all for its own 0.97

02:31:39.020 sake without any object. With the result that none of these victories

02:31:43.000 brought France the smallest permanent advantage in spite of the

02:31:46.940 incredible bloodshed. Only her fame increased, not even her honor. At bottom, it was a Jacobin

02:31:54.320 ideal, which, in contrast to the grandest ideal of the small businessman and the Philistine, 0.63

02:31:59.780 had behind it never the majority, but always the power. The polite forms of the Ancien regime in 0.78

02:32:06.240 politics were ousted by others definitely pled in. When, in spite of this, a war broke out between

02:32:11.860 individual powers, the neutrals armed at once in order to maintain the

02:32:15.920 balance at the conclusion of peace, even though minor shiftings of frontiers

02:32:20.140 had taken place. One new formation only resulted.

02:32:24.400 Germany, the personal creation of Bismarck, became a great 0.73

02:32:27.840 power and, what is more important, it lay in the center of the existing

02:32:31.780 system. In this simple fact lies the germ of a tragedy

02:32:35.560 which nothing could be done to prevent. Europe's state system as

02:32:39.960 unity was at an end and the

02:32:41.980 world war postponed in

02:32:43.660 1878 threatened to

02:32:46.000 break out on a court of the same

02:32:47.780 problems on the same spot

02:32:49.980 and in 1912

02:32:51.740 it happened. So that's

02:32:54.120 a bit of a historical background for

02:32:56.180 how geopolitically

02:32:58.220 the role of Germany

02:32:59.900 and would it be fair to say that he

02:33:01.860 focuses on Germany pretty

02:33:04.080 heavily in this book, Germany

02:33:06.040 being the, I'd say

02:33:08.060 like the main region that could you know redeem the white world yeah that's that's the central 0.66

02:33:16.500 thrust of his thesis is that listen he he he lays out the the wars that had taken on especially the

02:33:24.340 war of 1914 and from there he just points out that while the world the nation or the white

02:33:33.800 western world functionally has focused too much on the economy and the materialism therein and has

02:33:40.700 not looked at culture or history or the things that we would consider to be an organic form of

02:33:46.640 our of cultural development whereas because germany as a unified state is so young because

02:33:52.740 of bismarck and the german unification it is a power that has the capability to perhaps step up

02:33:58.540 to the occasion, because per his own thesis of cycles of history, Germany has functionally only

02:34:04.820 just begun. Absolutely. Sorry, I was just muted there for a second. I wanted to, and if you want

02:34:13.580 to jump into any of your notes, let me know, because I have a few. So one thing that's sort

02:34:18.480 of important is, is that while I think most people kind of have a pretty rough understanding

02:34:22.340 of where Bolshevism and Marxism and the revolutions of 1848 and such come from, I want to just read

02:34:27.900 this and this is on page 97 so we can have it um on screen for our our lovely uh audience here

02:34:35.360 um they probably this this was a pretty hefty pill to swallow i literally had just felt absolutely

02:34:41.340 depressed it's right there on screen um the picture of the streets of moscow shows the goal

02:34:45.900 but let no one suppose that it is a spirit from moscow that is conquered here bolshevism's home

02:34:51.360 is western europe and has been ever since the english materialist worldview which dominated

02:34:56.060 to the circles where Voltaire and Rousseau moved as docile pupils, found effective expression in

02:35:01.780 Jacobinism on the continent. The democracy of the 19th century already amounted to Bolshevism.

02:35:07.160 It lacked only the courage to its logical conclusions. It is only a step from the

02:35:11.300 basquille and the equality-demanding guillotine to the ideals and street fighting of 1848,

02:35:16.480 the year of the Communist Manifesto, and only a second step from there to the fall of Western

02:35:22.220 czarism bolshevism does not menace us it governs us its idea of equality is to equate the people

02:35:29.020 and the mob its liberty consists in breaking loose from the culture and its society um that is the

02:35:35.520 call coming from inside the house and that uh everyone i know there's a popular sort of twitter

02:35:40.320 meme or even like the twitter user kobefe and on tells you like the communists won world war two

02:35:44.580 uh spangler says no like they that we were governed by them now by the notions of liberal

02:35:50.940 democracy and materialistic humanism because once we've divorced ourselves from the nature of an

02:35:57.160 organ uh an organism as culture where culture constantly develops it grows it progresses it

02:36:03.520 shows the best strengths and tantamounts of its people when we stop focusing on that and by

02:36:09.580 extension we no longer allow a culture or a nation or a race or a people to sift through its own ends

02:36:16.940 either through conflict or through development or through a call to a higher order whether that be

02:36:21.900 christianity or whether that be uh non-christian religions or even just a basic theological

02:36:26.820 concept that there is something greater than yourself and we now allow these things to become

02:36:30.940 optional ways to participate in society uh he even comments this about the americans like you know

02:36:36.540 like even the puritanism of the anglo-saxon founders has functionally become a secondary

02:36:41.700 very facet of church going or identity. And now there are other things in which we ritualize,

02:36:47.700 which are based around the economy. And because we've become so economically focused,

02:36:52.420 we've allowed the worst and the weakest aspects of our society to dominate, which is that

02:36:57.280 materialist lens. And so how else does Bolshevism grab hold than focusing on that and that alone, 0.77

02:37:03.360 taking advantage of what used to be the Christian understanding of martyrdom or seeking the kingdom 0.82

02:37:09.360 of god and now turning it on for worldly power and putting the the least among us in a position 0.71

02:37:16.240 where they should not be ruling like go go look at the death masks of of robespierre and others 0.92

02:37:22.020 these were not pretty people uh they were uggos and they uh their their body were was as ugly as

02:37:27.920 their mind and soul and this is the kind of thing that uh spangler spends a great deal of time on 0.94

02:37:32.640 talking about what this sort of bolshevism looks like and it doesn't just look like the streets of

02:37:38.580 moscow it looks like everything that the west has birthed since 1789 onward ugly and dead and

02:37:45.680 infamous wow he's literally me um no no this is good that you put this right here i was going to

02:37:53.180 get to this a bit later but uh i think i got some notes here that show that he even basically traces

02:38:00.960 communism back to christianity he makes that just as clear as well in decline of the west that

02:38:07.420 Christianity is the godfather of Bolshevism.

02:38:10.120 Because a lot of people, 0.87

02:38:11.580 especially in the conservative sphere,

02:38:13.420 will speak of communism,

02:38:15.860 and they probably should say Marxism,

02:38:17.620 but they say communism anyway,

02:38:19.200 as if it's just some mind virus

02:38:21.260 that arrived from space one day.

02:38:24.120 And anyone with even a cursory understanding of history

02:38:28.020 or any sort of coherent philosophical framework,

02:38:31.520 I think will identify that's just an extreme

02:38:34.940 within the liberal framework.

02:38:37.420 So he, I think he is correct in what he's saying.

02:38:42.900 Now, I think he's, I wouldn't call him a traditionalist either, but because I don't think he's even saying we can unwork or work our way back.

02:38:51.240 He's taking more of the Nietzschean approach that you just need to power through all that.

02:38:55.060 but a lot of people will fail to see like he's basically describing communism as hyper materialism

02:39:01.780 and materialism emerging from sort of the anglo framework the globally dominant anglo framework

02:39:08.220 and then he goes back even further and says you know the idea of even utopianism you know i might

02:39:15.300 disagree this is where i might disagree with some stuff um and we'll get to the more um claims

02:39:20.660 against christianity later not because i i think he's spiritually wrong but i think he might be

02:39:27.160 historically wrong or his idea of christianity might be pretty reductive but i do see where

02:39:33.300 he's getting that i think that's the right timeline to keep in mind whereas like everything

02:39:38.700 was normal and then fascism showed up one day and communism showed up one day because some people 0.99

02:39:43.600 are crazy and stupid that's how you see people talk about this and they don't see how it relates 0.97

02:39:48.920 conceptually to everything else so i mean he spends quite a bit of time on bolshevism 1.00

02:39:55.720 he opens up by talking mainly about liberalism then moves over to bolshevism um maybe we can

02:40:01.920 even move to bolshevism now i think that it's important before we maybe jump to bolshevism

02:40:07.760 is going to be the amount of time that spengler spends talking about uh just the

02:40:14.200 Economization of the world

02:40:16.220 Especially in the West

02:40:17.400 Absolutely, did you have something on that?

02:40:20.440 Because I have a few things I could even talk about there

02:40:22.760 Yeah, let me go get

02:40:24.700 The one page I had in mind

02:40:26.840 And then from there we can

02:40:28.160 Go about there

02:40:29.860 Let me just

02:40:32.580 I'll just drop this

02:40:34.720 In here, page 58

02:40:36.940 Is what I'm looking at

02:40:37.880 Mine starts on 55, but yeah

02:40:40.660 You go ahead

02:40:41.120 you go ahead i had a part here it says nations of a new order are about to arise which are not as

02:40:46.640 those of today summations of individuals of equal rank and of like speech nor as those of yesterday

02:40:53.120 when as in the renaissance one recognized with an assurance that rested on the style the soul of it

02:40:58.960 a painting a battle a face an idea a form of moral outlook of an opinion as italian

02:41:05.680 although there was yet no italian state in existence the faustian nations of the end of

02:41:12.480 the 20th century will be elective affinities of men with a common feeling about life with

02:41:18.320 the same imperatives of a strong will and naturally with the same language but without

02:41:23.120 their knowledge of that language constituting either a hallmark or limitation they will be men

02:41:28.880 of race, not in the sense of today's belief in race, but in my sense of it as a matter

02:41:35.620 of strong instincts, among them that superior eye for the things of reality that the cosmopolitans

02:41:42.340 and authors of today can no longer distinguish from the flash of mere intelligence.

02:41:48.480 In short, men who feel themselves born and called to be masters.

02:41:53.760 The idea of the Faustian civilization grew up here, here at its roots, and here it will

02:41:58.600 win the final victory in its history or swiftly perish now that sounds like what he would say

02:42:04.440 to end the book he just says that at page 58 so he spends the rest of the time building on that

02:42:10.380 point but right from the get-go he's again i use the word optimistic incorrectly but he is saying

02:42:17.620 that okay the only way through that there's a way through this there's a way out of the liberal

02:42:24.480 mindset. But it can't be described even with liberal tools or liberal mechanisms. That's what's

02:42:32.240 so interesting about it. And what I found was, you know, the great irony of Nietzsche, who I think is

02:42:39.680 one of the great philosophers, is the people that he would be writing for almost don't need to read

02:42:45.180 it, because the types of men he's describing would not look to intellectuals to inspire

02:42:54.300 them. Their ambition is something almost extraterrestrial. You know, they're driven

02:42:59.520 by something else. Like, what drove Napoleon? It wasn't that he was inspired by all these

02:43:04.360 authors. Not really. There was something, you know, even De Maistre talks about this.

02:43:08.140 He talks about the concept of sovereignty, not as an individual or a rank, but a space that you occupy, a space that demands to be occupied within any sort of advanced civilization.

02:43:23.540 And those who are drawn to it know they are drawn to it, but they don't really need coaching to get there.

02:43:29.580 They don't need a philosopher to inform them that type of man exists.

02:43:35.320 it's sort of like it's like elite theory destined for plebeians that's that's the grand irony of it

02:43:42.320 so like the people who take nietzsche very very seriously seem to be destined to never be the

02:43:49.640 overman um but anyway so but he's describing as these types of people and maybe that's not you

02:43:56.860 or me or anyone that's okay but they exist and they they probably don't need to be told that

02:44:02.580 they're those people um anyway you can continue now you got another part here at page 55 was it

02:44:08.040 yeah just he he brings sort of the conclusion of looking at world war one as a combination of

02:44:14.020 materialistic and plebeian forces and he sort of laments the process of economic warfare and i mean

02:44:22.200 he talks about this with the united states later on when he talks about like uh all the little

02:44:27.740 democracies or republics we set up with like dollar imperialism or here he talks about the

02:44:31.540 opium wars and, uh, what we would call economic warfare. And so he talks about later on going on

02:44:37.840 to page 56, he says, uh, and again, this is the very, this is a very Germanic understanding

02:44:42.380 between Germany and England. Um, so you're not really getting the most pro Anglo-Saxon take

02:44:46.400 here, but he says above all in England, by which by the middle of the 19th century had become a

02:44:50.700 nation of shopkeepers and enemy power was not to be overthrown by military, but ruined by economic

02:44:56.140 rivalry. And at the same time retained as a purchaser of English goods that had been the

02:45:00.940 intention of free trade liberal imperialism since Robert Peel. Napoleon conceived of a continental

02:45:06.400 blockade as a purely military measure because he had no other available against England. On the

02:45:11.540 continent, he created only new dynasties, whereas Pitt founded trading and plantation colonies in

02:45:16.260 distant lands. The War of 1914, however, was fought by England, not on France's behalf nor on Belgium's,

02:45:21.700 but for the sake of the weekend, to dispose of Germany, if possible for good as an economic

02:45:26.500 rival. In 1916, there set in side by side the military war, systematic economic war, to be

02:45:32.300 carried out on when the other came inevitably to an end, and from then onward, the war aims were

02:45:38.240 oriented more and more in that direction. The Treaty of Versailles was not created to intend

02:45:42.640 to create a state of peace, but to organize the relation of forces in such a way that this aim

02:45:47.320 could be at any time secured by fresh demands and measures. So we now see the transfiguration of

02:45:55.020 warfare, at least in English eyes, in the midst of free trade and the corn laws that that would

02:46:00.260 be born out of as a method of control and not through martial spirit and so on. And this is

02:46:06.040 where you would see the Adorno or Horkheimer criticisms of this era of German conservative

02:46:12.260 thought, wherein even when talking about decline, there is the same petty romanticism that they

02:46:18.380 criticize in the Bolsheviks or the liberal nationalist. And to some extent, I can see that

02:46:24.220 because on one hand i i'm looking at it realistically like a lot of like the big

02:46:28.660 debate that we have right now is like ai and like is there a bubble is there not what can this be

02:46:33.160 used for and i mean like the internet found its purposes i think kind of it grew organically um

02:46:38.140 despite it being like a defense technology i don't think we've yet fully realized what ai is

02:46:42.860 going to be used for i think we have an idea so far but i don't think we haven't seen its full

02:46:46.520 potential be unleashed and so when i look at like economic warfare or the bomb or sanctions or

02:46:52.260 tariffs as trump's now trying to reinvent the 19th century i'm looking at this and from what

02:46:58.800 spangler is reading or writing for in front of me here is that there is this uh there is this romantic

02:47:05.960 kind of understanding of warfare a different kind one that we would see in the perennialists like

02:47:11.840 evola's metaphysics of war and um written by great playwrights like wagner and goethe but like

02:47:18.180 i i think that uh at least if i maybe it's just my english brain or my anglo brain is telling me

02:47:25.440 well like well yeah i'm gonna use every tool at my disposal to to crush my enemy because that's

02:47:30.500 just what you do like realistically speaking yeah if it's total war and i think that's uh you know

02:47:36.460 we we sort of use the word romantic vision of war i think another romantic vision of war is

02:47:42.000 war that is bounded in war where there are rules and the rules only seem to exist insofar as there

02:47:49.580 is a larger conglomerate of organizations that will enforce those rules but absent that

02:47:56.260 if you are being invaded you know we talked about i said this at a speech recently an event

02:48:03.140 where if you can imagine unconstrained civil war you know you look towards the middle east

02:48:10.660 and they're sending children out in bomb vests

02:48:14.140 and you recoil in horror at what they're doing.

02:48:18.180 I'm like, I could see people getting to that here.

02:48:21.340 I don't think it would take them that long

02:48:22.800 if you're convinced that you're being invaded

02:48:25.200 by a true existential threat

02:48:27.300 that will completely decimate your land.

02:48:29.500 There's a lot of things that you'll do.

02:48:31.660 I bet you can get a lot of formerly reasonable people

02:48:35.580 to that point. 1.00

02:48:36.580 You're going to have women carrying razors in their vaginas. 0.99

02:48:39.940 you're gonna see all kinds of wild prison shit just out in the world you know i mean so like 0.99

02:48:45.620 that that's that that's the warfare like an ugly sort of warfare that uh we try and keep in mind 0.98

02:48:52.820 but also i i did we're trying to like it takes a lot to get what spangler terms the white world

02:49:01.220 to that point and i've encountered quite a few people uh in our spaces saying that white people

02:49:06.900 the west europeans are cowardly because look at what they were doing in nepal i believe it was 0.65

02:49:13.060 nepal not long ago they were breaking into the mansions of former prime ministers and beating 0.99

02:49:20.180 the shit out of them torturing their parliament because they took facebook away for a week 0.96

02:49:25.620 and we say think of what we could do if we can marshal our forces like that and i said yeah but 0.99

02:49:31.700 those are brown people it takes a lot to get white people to collectivize and maybe that's 0.97

02:49:37.540 a feature not a bug because what's the difference between a revolution and a chimp out i don't think 0.98

02:49:44.380 it's as common for white people to chimp out over just you know you saw you saw a sloppy tiktok and 0.95

02:49:53.080 now they're now half your city's on fire you know i mean so it takes a lot to focus us to get to 0.94

02:50:01.620 that level and i don't necessarily think that's weakness i think it what you're seeing is what i

02:50:06.440 just described which is and i think i'm describing a lot of people where they will talk like they're 0.92

02:50:12.260 compelled to war they yearn for open conflict however they're not fucking retards they understand 0.87

02:50:19.680 what that means they're not ignorant to what the war will result in the consequences of this and 0.97

02:50:25.560 they're trying to hold these two realities in their head at the same time and i what many on

02:50:31.740 our side will say was just do away with your concerns of conflict just run towards it i'm

02:50:36.080 like no no that's what makes us special you know what i mean that's what you're forecasting 20 years 0.97

02:50:41.600 in the future that's no one's doing that in bangladesh no one's doing that in fucking 0.87

02:50:46.800 afghanistan they're not and maybe that's good for them but i don't necessarily think that's good for 0.63

02:50:50.760 anyway um i don't think well i remember like tucker carlson for this was a couple years back

02:50:57.620 or maybe when he had first got it started solo before some of the kookiness um where he had

02:51:03.560 had a tweet where he or maybe a text message had leaked where he said this is not how white people

02:51:07.620 fight when he's talking about like some of the you know lack of better like you know just chimp

02:51:12.720 outs or the the american scholar jogger violence that we kind of see on on our news feeds all the

02:51:18.320 time and he's talking i was like this is not how white people fight and like a lot of people got

02:51:22.100 upset by that but it was like no it's a fundamentally true observation and even also like

02:51:25.860 the nepalese thing that took place last month uh the military basically kind of like shut most of 0.95

02:51:31.840 that shit down pretty quickly and now they're kind of trying to get everything in order and 0.59

02:51:37.180 together like only 72 people i think are is the official death toll of what had taken place there 0.99

02:51:42.600 and even then the interim government's offering payouts for those affected property or personal

02:51:47.660 or otherwise. And it's not, I don't know how much of that will be a permanent longstanding thing,

02:51:52.040 because you can have a pretty nasty riot and kill some people. But if it doesn't institute

02:51:56.380 lasting change, then what are you going to do? It's sort of perhaps maybe a better example to

02:52:01.940 look at is for effective, you know, getting people out or actual authority or violence would be

02:52:06.680 perhaps the Kazakhstan and what used to be like a Soviet colonial project, literally by immigrating 0.97

02:52:13.420 like ethnic Russians into there's now where it's majority Kazakh after a pretty nasty 0.80

02:52:18.560 revolution protest and riot and 40 years ago in the late 80s kind of comes to show how things 0.94

02:52:26.180 change. But I mean, in this in this in these comparisons here, I mean, Spangler really does

02:52:32.860 kind of highlight some of the major differences that have emerged here. And even Spangler makes

02:52:39.340 it very kind of clear that he doesn't know if the incoming administration of the Reich

02:52:45.300 has any idea how existential or how deep the rot is because like even a lot of MAGA people

02:52:53.060 are like Trump has no idea how bad it is or how primed his political opponents are not

02:52:58.820 just in the civil service but also like radical left-wing terrorism because the response from 0.90

02:53:03.940 this administration has effectively told left-wingers from Jimmy Kimmel to the Antifa tranny people 0.91

02:53:08.840 on discord that you can kill charlie kirk and lie about it and get away with it with no questions 0.90

02:53:13.040 asked um and that's then the best you'll do is maybe get like two weeks off the air if less than 0.95

02:53:19.000 that right uh and your your furry trans boyfriend can escape the clutches of the fbi and so in this 0.51

02:53:25.980 regard yeah like i don't think we've gotten to a point where we're gonna organize and do some of 0.98

02:53:29.620 the insane shit that maybe u.s troops saw in vietnam with kids but uh maybe we'll get there 0.96

02:53:35.520 i don't know but at the same time like spangler's talking about the same shit you and i've been 0.99

02:53:40.340 observing you know only just about 100 years earlier and things have progressively gotten 0.94

02:53:46.620 worse yeah things have progressed you know people's the capacity for mass movements i think

02:53:54.780 has drastically changed it might not even be viable anymore you know we speak of like mass

02:54:02.180 movements as like a 20th century phenomenon with mass media that allowed that. I know Martin Gurry

02:54:07.480 wrote Revolt of the Public, former CIA guy, but he talks about how the mass man, the mass movement

02:54:16.960 is effectively over. It's very fragmented. It's a matrix of smaller publics and the public is just

02:54:24.480 a group of affiliation. It's almost impossible to get a large number of people coordinated in that

02:54:30.960 i think the only way you could do it might be racially and we saw that black lives matter but 1.00

02:54:37.560 black lives matter was a fucking mess black lives matter wasn't anything other than black people 1.00

02:54:43.460 like burning shit and stealing shit if you looked at the heights of that organization it was a scam 1.00

02:54:48.580 from top to bottom like it wasn't serious yeah but what what did work out of that ended up becoming 0.98

02:54:54.340 the uh i mean the the effective revolution wasn't so much blm it was really the uh changes from

02:55:01.420 the the judiciary you know everything that came in that in that regard with soros and the rest 0.97

02:55:07.840 because now yeah every time there's a chimp out uh effectively speaking you can more or less get 1.00

02:55:14.040 away with it yeah it's and the whole point of this was to say like to show spengler or show 0.93

02:55:22.180 and early 20th century revolutionary how the show and show lenin what has become of the communist

02:55:29.600 revolution how disjointed and how prone to infighting is just due to the nature of the

02:55:34.060 technological revolution we have unimaginable reach for information and messages and therein

02:55:41.600 lies the problem you know the signal to noise ratio has been completely flipped and now no one

02:55:47.040 knows anything no one can pay attention anything no one can really coordinate much of anything to

02:55:51.700 the point where if something does get coordinated we assume it's an op we assume it's fake or

02:55:57.280 astroturfed so convinced we are that something like that isn't even that possible because people 0.97

02:56:02.860 are so fucked up and you know what most of the time they're right too well someone had asked me 0.93

02:56:07.220 at a at a conference i spoke at my speech is available y'all can see it on the old glory 1.00

02:56:11.940 club's channel it's called no man know with the hour and i talk a little bit about collapse and

02:56:16.580 forces behind social revolutions and the things that this administration by extension just like

02:56:21.460 americans in general are going to have to deal with in the coming decades and someone had asked

02:56:26.440 me like well do you see like right-wing revolutionaries forming and i said look man

02:56:30.400 like i i'm like the kid on the tricycle from the incredibles where it's like what are you waiting

02:56:34.900 for it's like something exciting to happen i guess you know like i don't think you're gonna see the

02:56:39.880 like uh right-wing sort of paramilitarism of the 1920s and 30s feimar like you're just i don't see

02:56:46.320 it happening um well am i could i be wrong potentially but what i'm saying is is that uh

02:56:52.260 the ability to organize is so effectively fractured because one you and i can be on like

02:56:57.600 five different platforms that mean nothing uh and then we like to stay in our cozy little ghettos

02:57:02.100 where we encourage people not to do anything and then like you said when people do do something

02:57:05.880 even if it's as silly as uh the proud boys or patriot front guys like i have nothing bad to

02:57:12.120 say against either group but my point is is like people will look at you and think that you're full

02:57:15.560 effects and that that's then they don't want to do anything so it's like it's going to be hard for

02:57:21.220 any of that kind of thing to emerge in in this current state whereas for for spangler he sees

02:57:26.300 this as an organic aspect of the old way of an older form of the ancien regime uh trying to lash

02:57:34.820 out against this purely materialistic proletarian understanding of how culture and people work

02:57:40.800 yeah um just to your previous point about the difficulty in organizing uh because that that

02:57:48.220 is a good speech everyone should go read the transcript of that i believe that speech is

02:57:51.980 there's also a video of it i remember yeah and you can see me in a in a beige suit talking to

02:57:56.700 you how bad things are no he's got a good stage presence manly he's pacing the stage in a way

02:58:01.560 that a lot of people don't know how to do this is not a nervous man um which is a mark against

02:58:08.240 his character only psychos can know how to speak well i've been doing i've done public speaking

02:58:13.460 and speech and debate stuff for like over 10 years from high school college and what i do for

02:58:17.580 a living irl so it was i'm saying it's sick it's a i'm a i i am a psychopath in the sense that i

02:58:23.200 can i didn't i didn't write any notes down the only time i look at my notes is to read a quote

02:58:26.980 from theodore judson because i'm uh i can i have pretty pewter metal plates from my university days 0.90

02:58:33.060 say i'm really good at talking out of my ass but just to the point of how difficult it is to 0.61

02:58:37.780 organize anything on the right wing the only type of organization i could ever imagine would be 0.98

02:58:43.920 white nationalist organization because i actually don't know what it looks like to have like a

02:58:48.720 christian nationalist mass revolt like that but we've seen what it can do along racial lines

02:58:55.060 because if you know if you think back we did this on blood satellite where we did a whole arc

02:58:59.720 discussing the, you know, pillars of white nationalists

02:59:03.160 that we talked about, Rockwell, William Luther Pierce,

02:59:06.160 you know, all kinds of thinkers, writers, and whatnot.

02:59:11.200 And if you read the history of it, I mean,

02:59:13.180 at its peak, the KKK had over a million members.

02:59:17.740 You know, that was a mass organization.

02:59:19.640 At its peak, the National Alliance

02:59:21.560 from William Luther Pierce had, I think,

02:59:24.320 north of 200,000 dues-paying members.

02:59:26.880 These were large, well-funded organizations that could throw their weight around politically.

02:59:34.860 So just consider those numbers and what we've got right now.

02:59:38.820 And it's not to disparage any group because there's very dedicated people across the political spectrum working on projects. 0.98

02:59:46.340 But can you get a million dues paying fucking members to this? 0.99

02:59:51.320 No. 0.99

02:59:52.280 Forget about it. 0.99

02:59:53.280 The National Alliance, even with all the cosmotheism, hocus-pocus shit, like 200,000 dues-paying members, funding a compound, funding actual candidates and shit. 0.99

03:00:03.740 It's a knife fight in the trenches over scraps at this moment. 0.99

03:00:07.880 And that's across the board.

03:00:08.860 The communists are dealing with this, too. 1.00

03:00:10.680 Any radical, identitarian, or any public organization that we were talking about before, it's the same shit. 0.99

03:00:18.360 like we have everybody every single one of them has still has the dream of the mass revolt that 0.97

03:00:23.340 i just don't think is in the cards for any of them and what do we do with that information well

03:00:27.160 it also speaks right to the the fracturing of our identity because americans and to a large extent

03:00:33.080 also some canadians are so thoroughly atomized that even asking the question what is an american

03:00:38.820 or what is a canadian is a fundamentally existential one because it fills you with

03:00:43.900 dread because you don't know how to answer that like do i fit in that category what am i am i like

03:00:49.000 when people say this all the time you see this on twitter and i've even written an article the same

03:00:51.800 title called not an economic zone and it's like well what does that mean it's like we can point

03:00:55.880 to thinkers like spangler or ernest renan or even american writers like frederick turner jackson

03:01:01.700 which i've talked about extensively with the ogc and it's just like at that point you are

03:01:07.020 fundamentally reeling with the fact that the rot is so deep inside that you don't have an accurate

03:01:12.460 understanding of the self oh sir i just wanted to call attention to this line right here uh

03:01:19.000 zale says men's club restrictions have been catastrophic i'm a part of a very small one

03:01:23.940 but i don't know how we can do anything without getting throttled by the irs and that's a very

03:01:28.560 important dimension to any sort of serious public coordination do you have any experience with that

03:01:34.300 about you know fraternal organizations again fucked over by the state uh actually intentional

03:01:40.360 communities and 0.90

03:01:42.200 certain...

03:01:44.480 If you literally organize as a

03:01:46.480 fraternity in the United States, you have more

03:01:48.240 legal protections about who you can 0.85

03:01:50.300 let in than you can as a religious

03:01:52.400 institution. Really?

03:01:54.820 Yeah.

03:01:57.020 51st state, here

03:01:58.260 I come, buddy.

03:01:59.860 I don't mind telling you.

03:02:03.700 So,

03:02:05.300 back to the text.

03:02:07.380 Well, everything we said actually does relate to the text. 0.87

03:02:09.400 it might seem that we're in the weeds but you'd be wrong and you wouldn't be watching um the white

03:02:16.160 world revolution we've been jumping around a bit but that's one of the headings on the chapters

03:02:20.060 the white world revolution and this i believe summarizes what we're talking about it's bolshevism

03:02:25.340 but it's the larger revolution that encompasses also liberalism and the enlightenment and all of

03:02:33.200 it can we jump to page 86 yes on the on the book not the pdf but like you know what i mean

03:02:40.120 because this is where we get to talk about culture and i think this is where spangler

03:02:45.360 really gets to flesh out his organism versus like materialism argument i think that's pretty

03:02:51.160 important to to consider so yeah it's section two down or 11 down there it's really important

03:02:56.100 um so prior to this of course is uh the changes over uh state authority and productive

03:03:02.980 economy. And of course, he's referring to the time of ancient Rome. But we'll carry on here.

03:03:08.160 He says, the revolution of more than a century and duration is fundamentally nothing to do with

03:03:11.680 economics. It is a long disintegration period in the life of culture as a whole, considered as a

03:03:16.480 living body. The inward form of life falls to pieces, and with it goes the power to give it

03:03:21.060 outward expression through the creative works which collectively form the history of states,

03:03:25.480 religions, and arts. After that, power has matured to its extreme limits. The individual man with his

03:03:30.900 private existence follows the trend of the whole his doings his attitude intention thought experience

03:03:36.960 inevitably form an element however small in this development if he confuses this with purely

03:03:42.120 economic questions as spangler points out we all have and our leaders do this is why 0.98

03:03:48.580 from carl benjamin to times and i uh you have heard the phrase fuck the gdp um because it's 0.65

03:03:57.080 an important question yeah cannibal rationalism that gets mentioned in here hey look at you 0.99

03:04:01.400 someone's read the hey hey hey you're not supposed to read that's our job fucker whoa whoa whoa whoa

03:04:06.760 trace his ip get him now uh so anyways it goes without saying that economic forms are just as 0.93

03:04:14.660 much part of civilization as states religions and ideas and arts but what is commonly meant by

03:04:18.480 economics is not the forms of economic life that grow up and wither independently of human will

03:04:22.880 But the material product of economic activity, which nowadays is simply equated in the meaning of civilization history and decline of which is regarded materialistically and mechanistically as the cause and content of world catastrophe.

03:04:36.120 So when we ignore the aspects of culture entirely, what formulates culture, and we look at things purely through homo economicus, we are fundamentally masking the rot of our internal society with the smell of WD-40 and oil and cash and that whirring burnt plastic smell that you hear when you're mining for Bitcoin.

03:04:58.180 That's what he's talking about. 0.85

03:04:59.740 And he carries on and he says,

03:05:29.740 power of growth in that course of the generation is saturated with tradition and that most of all

03:05:35.280 expresses itself in the fruitless fullness of all life that instinct for permanence of family and

03:05:41.180 race is extinct sounds a little familiar like today now doesn't it the abundance of children

03:05:47.760 the chief sign of a healthy race becomes tiresome and absurd where have i heard that before uh this 0.94

03:05:52.580 is the gravest sign of the egoism of the megalopolis those who have themselves become

03:05:57.380 atoms of egoism in which the opposite not of present-day collectivism between these two there

03:06:02.320 are no difference a pile of atoms is no more alive than a single one but the urge to live in on the

03:06:07.580 blood of posterity and the creature care for the lastness of the name cold intelligence on the

03:06:12.600 other hand that solitary bloom the weed of the pavement sprouts in incredible masses it is no 0.98

03:06:17.580 longer the thrifty wisdom of old peasant families which remains true as long as the stock to which

03:06:22.920 belongs to endures but the mere intelligence of the day of the daily papers ephemeral literature

03:06:27.720 national assemblies the bloodless intellect whose criticisms gnaws away everything that

03:06:31.940 is left standing of the genuine that is the naturally grown culture and i think that that's

03:06:38.040 sort of an important way to look at how from when of course the next session talks about culture's

03:06:41.880 growth and what actual culture looks like but the reduction is the revolution that we're facing and

03:06:48.180 because that reduction, atomization, which has given rise to these materialist understandings

03:06:53.420 such as socialism, Bolshevism, and all forms thereof, and of course even our liberal economic

03:06:58.700 understanding of the world has fundamentally allowed us to be rotted therein and makes it

03:07:04.120 very easy for us to be replaceable. Spengler doesn't live, obviously, to see what comes after

03:07:09.500 the war, but the formless sand, those masses of people that just only think about product or the

03:07:14.560 consumption thereof and those measures and papers the mpcs of the world they are indistinguishable 0.98

03:07:20.220 from the hindu driving you on uber in dallas to um the uh ukrainian that is telling you how 0.97

03:07:26.600 everything should be in canada is going to clearly indicate that that is the kind of mass and culture

03:07:31.180 that we are and a good example of it is here in the united states there are two films in recent

03:07:35.540 memory that are about products actually three really in more recent memory you have the founder

03:07:40.480 about Ray Kroc and McDonald's. 0.85

03:07:42.240 You have that fucking Air Jordans one from Amazon. 0.98

03:07:44.800 And then I think Disney Plus sponsored one 0.99

03:07:46.560 about the history of the flaming Hot Cheeto.

03:07:48.960 When your culture is reduced down

03:07:50.580 to the biographies of products,

03:07:52.420 that culture is dead.

03:07:54.420 The only one that's good is Blackberry. 0.63

03:07:57.780 I actually like that one.

03:07:59.560 But then there's also the Tetris movie.

03:08:00.440 There was a film about the Blackberry movie,

03:08:02.000 like the phone?

03:08:02.960 Yeah, with...

03:08:03.740 Oh, I did not know about that one.

03:08:05.140 With Glenn Howerton,

03:08:06.640 who played Dennis from It's Always Sunny, Philadelphia.

03:08:08.440 it's really good it's actually one of the better you don't think it's going to be as good as it is

03:08:14.520 um but it is true um the nike air one was the most egregious example of that but you saw that

03:08:23.100 kind of work and it kind of worked to the audience and the streaming platform um setup that we have

03:08:29.620 now so it's like yeah why not like the entire netflix is kind of like taco bell which is like 0.87

03:08:35.460 let's just be retarded 0.97

03:08:36.940 retarded works 0.98

03:08:38.520 like what about the cool let's do 1.00

03:08:41.360 a Lord of the Rings size

03:08:43.480 trilogy about the cool ranch Dorito

03:08:45.640 why not

03:08:47.600 you think people aren't going to watch that

03:08:49.640 you think people aren't going to

03:08:51.640 watch that to death

03:08:53.000 I wonder

03:08:55.300 again this I'm not

03:08:57.540 trying to return to this I thought you were about to bring up

03:08:59.640 the Denny's Hobbit menu

03:09:01.360 and I was like oh no not my

03:09:02.940 not my Twitter memes

03:09:04.800 a denny's biopic is coming like a denny like a weird owl style yankovic okay let's be silly 0.89

03:09:10.720 look it's a denny's story let's be ridiculous but you're still watching the denny's movie 0.99

03:09:16.180 and they're still going to have the fucking the denny's movie breakfast and then the fucking 0.99

03:09:22.160 obese maniacs are going to shovel that in their mouth you know i mean like it's it's it's it just 0.99

03:09:28.300 because it's ironic doesn't mean it's not fucking self-destructively genuine and i'm not trying to 0.99

03:09:34.160 keep bringing this up but if we could cryogenically unfreeze spangler's head which is what i'm sure 0.95

03:09:42.440 occurred do you think he'd be an accelerationist because he'd be standing here in 2025 he makes

03:09:47.600 some predictions i feel like he'd have a lot more in common with land i was i didn't want to say

03:09:53.200 so different you and i my anglo rival that's where i was actually i disagree i think that he would be

03:09:59.640 so abhorred by uh what's going on that he would bash his head against the frozen case of like

03:10:06.680 liquid hydrogen we encased him in so he could die one last time first of all he would say i should

03:10:11.880 not be alive by what but what's it and just like you know breaks his head open against the glass

03:10:20.680 it is for for in every conceivable way arnold schwarzenegger as mr freeze and batman and

03:10:26.920 robin but just the head a little futurama here folks but uh you know i was saying like if he

03:10:35.640 was here in 2025 and his predictions for the fall of the culture the fall of the system

03:10:40.840 those did not come to pass it survived and not limped on but seemed to thrive in all the

03:10:47.680 worst conceivable ways according to him would he just say well i guess the only way out is through

03:10:53.400 which in a lot of ways that's where nick land lands land acknowledgement um saying that there's

03:11:01.800 no way to fight this because that's where i was going with this inquiry was saying that 0.97

03:11:05.920 you know a lot of people in the chat were saying that you know fucking man i just want a wife i 0.97

03:11:11.760 just want zero net zero indians very simple folk right and even if we if we if we desire war are 0.98

03:11:20.980 we capable of desiring war outside of a materialist frame of reference you know i mean like can we 0.97

03:11:27.660 ever exit the liberal context is it even possible some would say no so the only way out is through

03:11:36.300 and if if spengler were to behold what became of the greater american empire would he just say well

03:11:43.640 i guess we just need to go faster and harder until i don't know if he would use the phrase

03:11:49.780 internal contradictions but like what else it's not dying it hasn't died it's gotten bigger and

03:11:57.240 worse it's it's about to you know breach the atmosphere and start expanding across the

03:12:04.160 galactic field of stars you know like it's you know what i mean like i just i wonder what he

03:12:10.280 would say if he could see all of this and what his uh prescription would be

03:12:15.040 the speculate in the chat speculate amongst yourselves um let me just move on here unless

03:12:24.780 there was another part you wanted to read i know that no i i think that um that's sort of an

03:12:29.180 important thing to consider that at least with culture in the atomization uh because i think

03:12:34.600 that it gets bathed over so much in our day-to-day discourse dot trademark that excuse me uh like so

03:12:43.880 oftentimes i think it gets it's masked over for uh okay traditional neighborhood development i

03:12:50.760 understand um yeah totally nice day totally nice day absolutely i i'm a smart urbanist that's all

03:12:59.220 i'm gonna say the traditional neighborhood development is okay with me um no i think

03:13:04.020 from there you can go to wherever you want to take us okay i had a part here i'm trying to

03:13:12.340 figure out if I want to read it here you know I think you actually might have read this part hold

03:13:16.620 on oh so let me just do this he gets into the germanness here in page is it page 90 or is it

03:13:25.380 page 99 all right so let me just uh scroll down here anyway I'll just read it it says

03:13:35.040 among Germanic races it is called almost mystically honored this honor was a force

03:13:41.200 which permeated the lives of whole generations personal honor was only the sense of unqualified

03:13:46.640 responsibility of the individual for the social honor the professional honor and the national

03:13:51.920 honor the individual shared the life of the community and the existence of the others was

03:13:57.440 at the same time his own whatever he did the responsibility was shared by all who came after

03:14:02.160 him and in those days it was not only a man's spirit that died when he was dishonored when his

03:14:08.040 own or his family's sense of honor had been mortally wounded, whether by his own fault

03:14:12.160 or strangers. Everything that we call duty, the basis of all

03:14:16.000 genuine rights, the original substance of every sort of

03:14:19.860 dignity, may be traced back to honor. Here, as always,

03:14:23.720 revolution begins from above, only to make way presently for

03:14:27.660 revolts from below. Quote-unquote universal

03:14:31.460 rights have from time immemorial been given to those who had not even thought of claiming

03:14:35.680 them, but society rests upon the inequality of men. And that, at bottom, is the intention.

03:14:42.340 We do not seek to alter and improve, but to destroy. In every society's degenerate elements

03:14:47.940 sink constantly to the bottom. Exhausted families, downfallen members of generations of high

03:14:53.960 breed, spiritual and physical failures and inferiors. It is the dregs of the great cities,

03:15:00.180 the genuine mob the underworld in every sense which everywhere constitute the opposition to

03:15:06.560 the great and noble world and unite in their hatred of it political and literary bohemia

03:15:12.480 wastrel nobility shipwrecked i love this part just i'm listing these people see if you can

03:15:19.000 find someone you know in here tag yourselves shipwrecked academic and academians adventurers 0.91

03:15:26.420 and speculators, criminals and prostitutes, loiterers and the feeble-minded mixed with a 0.99

03:15:32.460 few pathetic enthusiasts for some abstract ideal. Hi. For once more, it'd be said, the opposite of 0.99

03:15:40.040 noble is not poor, but vulgar. So in this section, he's really getting into the Bolshevik 0.57

03:15:46.680 revolution. And I'm reminded of a tweet from someone I don't particularly like, Mystery Grove,

03:15:53.760 but it works where he said i want to summarize here everyone knows what i'm talking about when 0.92

03:15:58.840 he says uh was it leftism is just communism is just like the hideous ugly freaks yeah just trying 0.93

03:16:06.160 to destroy things that are beautiful and you might think that's a very simplistic way of looking at 0.95

03:16:12.120 it but you know the more i the more you think about it the older you get you're like yeah that

03:16:16.240 actually is all it is after you get into all the debates with them and try to unpack their ideology

03:16:23.740 and their theory i'm like no you just you just hate things that are good you hate hierarchy

03:16:28.640 because you're the bottom of it you hate things that are beautiful because you're not that you

03:16:33.940 hate things that are expensive because you can't afford it it's all based on business that's really

03:16:38.040 all it is okay that's why everything can be so contradictory and they have no problem with it

03:16:43.400 but yeah he's just describing the the fringes the margins and you know i like when he said

03:16:52.020 the revolution starts from above to empower revolutions from below he spends a great

03:16:57.300 amount of time discussing that and uh we can carry that through when he talks about

03:17:02.580 he spends quite a bit of time on high culture you know because it's easy to say

03:17:08.100 it's the uglier vault against the beautiful okay but what do you mean the beautiful what

03:17:12.260 do you mean high culture i hear people talk about all the time very rarely is it explained in any

03:17:17.460 substantive way but says high culture is inseparably bound up with luxury and wealth

03:17:23.700 luxury that matter of course environment of things of culture that belongs spiritually

03:17:28.520 to one's personality is a premises of all creative periods the birth of a great art

03:17:34.760 for instance is not possible at the present time because the true artistic life died out

03:17:40.600 with the last century then it had its home in quote in society where connoisseurs and the

03:17:48.200 creators of important works could meet and not amongst art dealers art critics and snobs the

03:17:53.540 people or the public and wealth collected in the hands of a few and among the ruling classes is

03:17:58.880 amongst other things the foundation for the training of generations of leading minds to the

03:18:03.380 example of a highly developed environment without which there's no healthy economic life and no

03:18:09.600 development of political talent. It was only then that the social revolution began to have

03:18:16.260 the economic tendency, which found expression in agitators' theories. And this tendency was

03:18:22.480 concerned not with the organization and aims of the economic system, but with the monetary value

03:18:27.160 of its investments and products. Contrasts between rich and poor were created in order to start the

03:18:32.460 struggle between them. The idea was that everything available for turning into money should be shared

03:18:38.900 or held in common. If possession of it could not be attained, it was to be destroyed so that others

03:18:45.460 should not continue to possess it. From this way of feeling and thinking, not of the lower orders

03:18:51.400 of society, but of their self-nominated spokesmen, everything arose that in the classical age was

03:18:57.480 called the equal distribution of goods and today is called class war and socialism. So when he

03:19:04.360 talks about the white world revolution just to bring it back to this would it and correct me

03:19:12.680 if i'm wrong would it be fair to say that the white world revolution could best be summarized

03:19:17.140 as materialism and with that with materialism i would include the scientific revolution

03:19:25.340 and we covered this in our show before but i think the scientific revolution predates i think

03:19:30.760 yes but you need to also give it the um you need to give it the christian moral or call to action

03:19:41.660 at least as a superstructure like it needs to be there because i mean it is it is it is the

03:19:48.080 commandment of like be do good unto others to help the least of the poor you see a lot of um

03:19:53.600 and he points this out like a lot of like even the term class war uh comes from a french catholic

03:19:59.260 priest during the french revolution um yeah yeah and that all seems true as well you know i yeah

03:20:05.580 so i mean even even like uh social democrats and i am calling him one like sora bamari uh the

03:20:12.460 iranian turned catholic turned progressive i mean he's always was let's not get ourselves uh he

03:20:18.320 quotes in his book tyranny inc um he quotes james the the epistle the general catholic epistle of

03:20:25.120 saint james to uh talking about like the poor and the gold and how to all be eaten away and how

03:20:31.160 cursed the rich are without really considering that christianity is a renunciation and you were

03:20:37.620 to be doing like the charitable works in private like this is why i always like laugh when i hear

03:20:41.640 people like well you just don't want to help people how can you be a christian it's just like

03:20:44.320 i'm told to do my good works in secret and not to have my reward of you know being pharisaical

03:20:51.380 and publicly announcing what a heckin' good person I am,

03:20:54.960 which is why, like, your libtard that says 0.79

03:20:56.860 be a heckin' good person, bro, 0.82

03:20:58.200 or look at how I've done all this good 0.87

03:20:59.480 is no different than the Jewish Pharisee

03:21:01.560 in first century Judea.

03:21:02.960 But that's a conversation for a later time.

03:21:05.220 Yes, as a card-carrying Catholic,

03:21:07.940 I was not thrilled by the, what would we call that,

03:21:12.820 the touching of the ice,

03:21:14.440 the blessing of the melting ice,

03:21:17.100 the name of climate change.

03:21:19.320 just like weird stunts

03:21:22.040 you know political stunts you're seeing

03:21:24.300 from the 1.00

03:21:26.180 clergy from the priest from the fucking 1.00

03:21:28.120 pope himself you know it's just like 1.00

03:21:30.340 they're doing

03:21:32.200 you know graffiti art shows 0.90

03:21:34.040 and shit like that it's all just very very 0.94

03:21:35.840 silly we should do that 1.00

03:21:37.560 look you can believe or disbelieve 0.97

03:21:39.760 climate change in secret

03:21:42.060 where it belongs

03:21:43.000 but also

03:21:46.020 like there is a very

03:21:47.740 extensive history of uh i mean i guess you can make the case that there was always

03:21:54.660 a priest on both sides of the conflict like there's no shortage of you know christian

03:22:00.900 fascist collaborators but also communist collaborators most of the german catholics

03:22:06.740 that had sided with the reich yeah uh joseph de maistre most famous you know anti-french

03:22:13.000 revolutionary devout catholic yeah so it's i know a lot of anti-christians will hear this and say

03:22:21.300 aha we wouldn't have gay race communism without christianity but i'm like i i don't i don't think

03:22:29.180 that's true i don't think that's accurate so just pump the brakes and on that but um 0.83

03:22:34.260 he continues on here uh just skipping ahead here to 105 like even the divine right of kings in the

03:22:42.580 english sense was defended by a guy that uh if you ever read sir robert filmer's patriarchy it is

03:22:49.060 literally just like because god said so i wanted to read that i never got a chance to that was

03:22:56.040 it's really worth your time uh because this is the thing that lock responds to in the second

03:23:01.680 treatise of government and then they never teach you to read that in college yeah like i know

03:23:07.060 imperium press i believe it was then released uh a copy of a version of that um so i gotta check

03:23:14.260 that out um now he continues on here um this is a section called class war and bolshevism

03:23:21.620 specifically he said he says the rev the this revolution does not commence with the materialistic

03:23:27.620 socialism of the 19th century still less with the bolshevism of 1917 has been impermanent since the

03:23:34.740 middle of the 18th century it was then that rational criticism proudly named the philosophy

03:23:40.500 of the enlightenment began to turn its attention from theological systems of christianity and the

03:23:45.460 traditional world philosophy of scholarship to the facts of actuality the state society and finally

03:23:53.620 the evolved forms of economics it commenced by depriving the concepts of nations a right

03:23:59.940 government of their historical content and interpreting the difference of the rich and

03:24:04.020 poor quite materialistically as a moral contrast, which was insisted upon by the agitators rather

03:24:10.740 than honestly believed. The Paris clubs, particularly the Fulians and Jacobins, were

03:24:18.140 nothing but copies of the English in their programs, their organization of branches all

03:24:23.260 over France, and the form of their agitation, while the English, in turn, translated citoyen,

03:24:28.880 the French form of address between two members into citizen and the newly coined citizen-ness

03:24:35.260 and adopted further the phrase liberty, equality, fraternity, and the designation tyrants for kings.

03:24:41.660 This act of liberalism progressed from Jacobism to Bolshevism logically.

03:24:47.660 So he's trying to pull at the roots of what he believes Bolshevism actually was.

03:24:54.440 um now what do you think we're in the section of bolshevism now is there anything you want

03:24:59.880 to jump to or or say on that topic uh i i think one of the things that it kind of echoes even in

03:25:08.700 today's discourse since the war in ukraine has started and you've seen this on all sides of

03:25:13.820 that issue but i'm instantly reminded of you know where you hear we we hear our lovely phrase like

03:25:20.340 of the vast asianic hordes you get it from this book at least i think you do um it's certainly

03:25:26.220 mentioned quite a lot uh basically that russia towards the end of the 19th century had effectively

03:25:34.500 become part of what we would know as the european project we wouldn't include the ottomans

03:25:38.280 but because of the westernizing reforms of peter the great and others that uh russia becomes

03:25:46.480 quasi-european it becomes a white russian and that falls after the revolution and the martyrdom

03:25:52.040 of the romanovs and so he basically claims that the soviets are you know the part of the asiatic

03:25:58.680 cords the mongolian the the the the khanates and the rest like that and that the other thing to

03:26:04.760 consider too is is that this ideology of resentment and materialistic uh deism so to speak

03:26:13.800 has effectively now given you a great tool to be used by your enemies. And towards the end of the

03:26:20.780 text, we talked about the colored world revolutions. He also brings out some of the same points that

03:26:24.600 Stoddard mentions, which is the numerical advantage that the non-Western, i.e. the 0.99

03:26:30.500 non-white world has, and that also, historically speaking, despite the inter-seen squabbles of 0.85

03:26:38.140 Europe, there were greater existential threats to look at. But because our scientific materialism, 0.56

03:26:43.580 are sort of rational humanism has superseded God, culture, and to a large extent, the older

03:26:51.120 meanings of racial identity. There are not a lot of Western powers that are ready to stand firm

03:26:55.820 against the greater hordes of our time in comparison to, say, Islam or the Ottoman Empire 0.98

03:27:00.360 of a century prior. And that he thinks really, truly at that point, the unified German state,

03:27:06.660 and now especially under the Reich, has that position to do so. And you get a very German

03:27:09.980 perspective at how that plays out yeah there's something you just mentioned there that is so

03:27:15.620 striking and he gets into this later in the book where he's pointing out that the seeds when he

03:27:21.520 talks about the color we're doing the white world revolution where he's talking about liberalism

03:27:25.960 materialism he talks about the color colored world revolution which is sort of communist

03:27:31.100 international and third worldism you could call it that but uh he points out and i do think this

03:27:36.680 is true especially during this time that so much of that revolution was seeded from the west i mean

03:27:43.640 seeded as in planting seeds that they did not generate their own literature their own theory

03:27:51.560 all of this sort of revolutionary rhetoric was implanted there from french writers from anglo

03:27:57.880 writers and then over time they produced their own texts most of the time they didn't but uh

03:28:04.520 And interestingly enough, I actually think black Americans have created so much of their own theory behind this, maybe more than any other group on earth. I'm talking about sort of leftist revolutionary literature, of course.

03:28:20.240 but um i can't think of another historical example where the the seeds of the revolution

03:28:28.140 against one side were seeded by that very side like you wouldn't have and he makes this case

03:28:34.000 in the book you would not have the colored world revolution without the white world revolution

03:28:39.720 meaning they the colorful revolution is not only indirectly but directly caused by political 0.71

03:28:46.180 agitators within the white world like that's wild that would be like you know if if china was 0.70

03:28:54.500 inspiring a mongol invasion by dropping scrolls all throughout the steppe lands like 0.96

03:29:01.060 that would be you know what that would actually be bananas if i do say so myself

03:29:07.140 so moving on here um he talks about that right here i'm going to just skip ahead to 170 here

03:29:19.660 he goes on here he says even by 1900 the danger was immense the structure of the white economic

03:29:27.440 system was already undermined it threatened to break down at the first world historical upheaval

03:29:33.620 under the load of the political wage, the reduced hours of work that men would stand,

03:29:38.740 the saturation of all foreign markets, and the emergence of foreign industrial areas

03:29:43.700 which were outside the jurisdiction of white labor parties. 0.83

03:29:47.140 Only the unbelievable peace after 1870, which was diffused over the white world

03:29:52.020 by its statesman's dread of making incalculable decisions,

03:29:56.360 maintained the universal delusion vis-à-vis the catastrophe that was approaching with sinister speed.

03:30:02.440 Then came the Great War, and with it, not caused by it, but merely no longer reverted, 0.78

03:30:07.600 the economic collapse of the white world. 0.90

03:30:10.220 It would have come, in any case, only more slowly and in less appalling forms. 0.64

03:30:16.620 But this war was waged from the first by England, the home of practical labor socialism, 0.63

03:30:23.260 for the economic destruction of Germany, the youngest great power, 0.54

03:30:26.760 the economic unit which was developing the most rapidly and on superior lines, 0.64

03:30:31.580 and for her the perpetual exclusion as a competitor in the world's markets so not very

03:30:39.000 friendly to the anglo world right there would you say not at all yeah so um this is a pretty uh

03:30:50.040 i think that you hear a lot of similar what would later become like what we would call

03:30:54.100 national socialist economics or uh even just sort of the paleo conservative arguments about free

03:31:00.480 trade like they're they're here or at least like a germ of them are here yeah and just i wanted to

03:31:06.800 mention this because i have an excerpt here that was taken from a different copy of the book and

03:31:12.560 so i don't have the page number here but it was pulled from this book and this is the quote where

03:31:17.360 he describes um the roots of the white world revolution he says now all communist systems

03:31:23.440 in the west are in fact derived from christian theological thought moore's utopia the sun state

03:31:29.920 of the Dominica Campanella,

03:31:32.060 the doctrines of Luther's disciples,

03:31:34.740 Karlstadt and Thomas Munzer,

03:31:37.420 and Fisch's State Socialism.

03:31:39.380 What Fourier, St. Simon, Owen, Marx,

03:31:41.860 and hundreds of others dreamed and wrote

03:31:43.600 on the ideals of the future

03:31:45.140 reaches back quite without their knowledge.

03:31:47.380 Age 129.

03:31:48.420 Yeah, okay, perfect.

03:31:50.720 For a while I thought I hallucinated.

03:31:53.380 No, no, no, no.

03:31:54.180 I have that section highlighted.

03:31:55.880 Yeah.

03:31:56.620 Quite without their knowledge,

03:31:57.640 which had their secret part in economic reasoning and in public opinion on social questions.

03:32:02.900 How much of Thomas Aquinas' law of nature and conception of state is still to be found in Adam Smith

03:32:11.280 and therefore with the opposite sign in the Communist Manifesto? 0.93

03:32:16.080 Christian theology is the great-grandmother of Bolshevism. 0.91

03:32:19.360 Since the beginning of the Rationalist Age, that is, since 1750, 0.97

03:32:22.900 there is materialism both with and without christian terminology now i had that highlighted

03:32:31.100 because that's a bit of a departure from what we're just talking about but it is related

03:32:34.120 now what do you think of that what is your read on that we could probably spend a long time on that

03:32:39.040 but do you agree or disagree what are your thoughts well i think that most uh christians

03:32:44.640 who are on the right would argue that that this is true and that this is the problem of trying to

03:32:52.420 take god out of the equation or again like i mentioned like to do things publicly and to

03:32:57.440 enforce it um now don't get me wrong there have been christian empire there has been

03:33:01.860 christian leadership in the past but had always had a different recognition that there was

03:33:06.800 something to hold you to a higher account whether it be the public opinion in which you lose your

03:33:10.660 head or the sense that your own immortal soul would be gravely at risk um and you have the

03:33:16.340 history of that like um saint ambrose of milan rebuking the emperor and such but uh no i mean

03:33:21.980 Also, Christianity had become at that point the dominant religion of the West and had been for several hundred years at that point and had with the Catholic Church and even after the Reformation, both had seen their power and their influence in every part of our political understanding, whether it's the Munster Rebellion or the Avignon debacle when it comes to the papacy.

03:33:45.980 There are these very real aspects of political power that are infused with the understanding of theology. And so when you have a radical offshoot that wishes to deny God, and we need to be very clear with ourselves, every communist and Marxist we have seen has tried to emulate Christianity.

03:34:01.900 the the soviets famously had lenin's corpse on display like you would see a saint's incorrupt

03:34:08.800 relics uh you had of course the the communists and the socialists in the spanish civil war

03:34:13.880 uh literally you know dig up the bones of nuns and priests and desecrate statues and so on

03:34:19.640 um so i mean yeah i i would agree that a lot of this does come from christian theology and i can 0.97

03:34:24.420 trace it to it however it behooves any christian on the right to call this shit out and to squash 0.79

03:34:30.360 it and to correct it but at the same time like i understand the polemic because there is true to it 0.95

03:34:35.040 there is a k-line from christian moral doctrine to people who wish to bring uh heaven on earth

03:34:42.260 so to speak to immunitize the eschaton um yeah i i think that that's an important thing to consider

03:34:47.460 here like i don't disagree with this argument um it gets thrown in my face a lot sure but i think

03:34:52.680 that uh there are plenty of christians that have died fighting this and you can look towards

03:34:57.860 um how christianity has fought it or has like cordriano like i hate to reference cordriano

03:35:03.660 here but like even cordriano is like i am willing to damn myself to hell if it means i provide like

03:35:07.580 the political salvation of my people yeah i mean what is that if not martyrdom in the most extreme

03:35:15.160 no greater love than this than man hath uh there was yeah there's sort of cool dude here it says

03:35:21.740 you guys should cover codger news books but that might get you nuked from youtube um we did i

03:35:27.900 covered codger news books i covered for my legionaries on blood satellite i don't know if

03:35:32.580 you ever did um maybe it does get you new there's nothing terribly offensive in it no i don't think

03:35:40.520 so you know once you read i think it's very interesting i would recommend it i think for

03:35:44.240 my legionaries might not be the best place to start i liked it but it's kind of disjointed

03:35:50.300 and incomplete um it ends with very you know it ends with his his assassination basically but it's

03:35:57.900 a lot of excerpts it's a lot of incomplete essays i think it's good it's actually one of the better

03:36:02.660 strategy documents i think i've ever read if you want to know what it was like on the ground in

03:36:08.580 romania at that time um it's very good he's got other writings that are like that but uh

03:36:13.440 i think there's probably some other ones i could gave the guy but these days maybe not i don't know

03:36:19.160 you could probably see Martyr

03:36:21.160 made out there covering Mein Kampf and he'd

03:36:23.140 get away with it I mean these days

03:36:25.040 I wouldn't be surprised if he ever

03:36:27.260 does cover it I mean he also

03:36:29.300 covered the same book you and I covered

03:36:31.000 years ago which was what went wrong which

03:36:33.100 I was surprised that he

03:36:34.920 covered it but yeah I'm finding

03:36:37.080 that book was like finding a

03:36:38.760 mountain of gold

03:36:40.140 yeah and I'd recommend all these

03:36:43.080 books I will say the one

03:36:45.240 I was least impressed by was

03:36:47.020 Oswald Mosley's autobiography

03:36:49.120 i'm not sure what i make of him like as a figure within that larger ecosystem of not even think of

03:36:56.960 just a figure a leader i'm like if you if you read him back to back with these other guys like

03:37:02.500 i think this guy kind of sucks i think he's like he's kind of not interesting he's kind of just

03:37:07.960 like a rich kid with and it seemed that whereas with um with hitler his movement was truly 0.99

03:37:17.960 revolutionary but look at for even if you don't like hitler okay you know the thing he was doing

03:37:25.400 was revolutionary but you look at oswald mosley and he didn't seem to particularly dislike the

03:37:31.140 status quo in england it was more of a reform thing if anything like he he was still a parliamentarian

03:37:37.300 he liked the parliament he would never i don't think he even had he was an institutional reformist

03:37:42.620 Yeah, that's all he was. And he had a flair for public speaking, of course. No one doubts that. And he had some cool shirts and he had his street guys. But I'm like, this was a guy who, if elected, probably wouldn't change much. I think he might be slightly more isolationist and then probably walk that back later.

03:38:03.080 so anyway we're just getting

03:38:05.080 off track here entirely

03:38:06.620 but

03:38:07.360 and we could end on this

03:38:11.120 I wanted to see if we could just land

03:38:13.100 on the colored revolution

03:38:14.880 which we've been mentioning

03:38:16.180 and I found that this is where he spent

03:38:19.160 the most time speaking about

03:38:20.980 race whereas everything was

03:38:23.180 about politics before now but

03:38:24.740 he gets into his opinions

03:38:26.980 on what race is

03:38:27.960 I think he ends it very very well

03:38:29.980 do you mind jumping to that or did you want to

03:38:32.280 cover more about bolshevism no i i think we can jump real quick to the to that section and then

03:38:39.080 maybe end briefly on uh no yeah let's just go from there i think you and i are on the same page

03:38:46.920 i think someone else had mentioned in the chat i think it was sean wyland saying i love here in

03:38:51.520 dimes drink whiskey i am only drinking water what i was drinking previously was a rock star energy

03:38:57.500 drink which i typically do when i'm live streaming i opened a dr pepper at the beginning of the show

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03:40:21.660 I read it for the articles 0.99

03:40:23.080 and I watch porn for the plot

03:40:25.100 I understand

03:40:25.740 I watch porn for the ads

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03:41:01.480 there if only spangler could see us now he'd kill us both with his bare hands i'm trying to 1.00

03:41:08.500 i think we've also fucked up hold on we've gone this entire time without showing the spangler face 0.85

03:41:16.760 you know what i'm talking about let me see if i can i'm looking at google image search here no 0.94

03:41:22.460 are you trying to find the spangler looking at the computer one oh no just just his face like 0.98

03:41:27.080 the famous one it's none of them are big enough fuck i hate google image search i'm gonna blow 0.99

03:41:32.320 my fucking brains out okay here we go let's don't fuck me on this what's poster rossi okay i think 0.99

03:41:40.100 it's over why does why doesn't anything work do you ever you ever wonder that you ever wonder 1.00

03:41:43.840 why google keeps getting worse yeah i have it has everything look here we go here you go

03:41:50.420 this is the guy this is the face you get when we're talking about watching porn for the furniture 0.99

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03:42:03.860 yeah uh speaking of um alex mcnab's dad sorry what yikes uh speaking of race it is not intended 0.99

03:42:13.600 in the sense that which in the fashion

03:42:15.640 is among anti-Semites in Europe and America

03:42:17.580 to use it today. Darwinistically,

03:42:19.560 materialistically, race purity is a

03:42:21.500 grotesque word in the view of the fact that for centuries 0.68

03:42:23.500 all stocks and species have been 1.00

03:42:25.600 mixed, that warlike, that is, healthy

03:42:27.460 generations with a future before

03:42:29.440 them have from time to time immemorial

03:42:31.340 always welcomed a stranger into the family if he had

03:42:33.520 race to whatever race

03:42:35.460 that he had belonged. Those who talk too much 1.00

03:42:37.360 about race no longer have it in them.

03:42:39.300 What is needed is not a pure race, but a strong

03:42:41.540 one which has a nation

03:42:43.160 within it uh there's some slight criticisms against the the incoming german government

03:42:47.540 at this time just wanted to throw that out there yeah i thought that like he phrases it well there

03:42:52.220 about what he means by race you know what does he mean by that because the way he would say the way

03:42:58.620 we view race right now is very materialistically we're obsessed with eye color hair color and the

03:43:04.960 qualitative or spiritual implications of that but he would say this is all maybe even ornamental

03:43:11.040 Like, what is the result of that? 1.00

03:43:13.740 Because you could also say, hey, look, there's blonde-haired, blue-eyed people in the world right now, and they seem to be behaving like a bunch of fucking fags, you know? 1.00

03:43:22.320 That's what he was saying. 1.00

03:43:23.400 So what are they missing?

03:43:24.780 What are they lacking?

03:43:26.760 That sort of racial or civilizational drive.

03:43:30.160 That's what he's trying to grab hold of.

03:43:33.480 And so I think I agree with that. 0.99

03:43:36.040 So when he talks about race

03:43:38.000 It's completely different than how we would

03:43:40.400 Describe it, and that's what I was going to read

03:43:42.400 But, actually hold on a second

03:43:44.660 Glad we're on the same page

03:43:45.600 Hold on, let me just pull this

03:43:48.660 Up again here

03:43:50.160 Okay

03:43:52.460 I'm trying to skip ahead

03:43:54.280 Because he continues on

03:43:56.500 Here in page

03:43:58.140 225

03:44:00.120 225

03:44:01.360 Here, he says

03:44:04.140 furthermore barbarism is that which i call strong race the eternal warlike in the type of the beast

03:44:11.800 of prey man it often seems to have ceased to exist but is crouching in the soul ready to spring

03:44:17.900 given a big challenge and is on top of the enemy it is dead only where late urban pacifism with

03:44:24.760 its weary desire and peace at any price short of that it's short of that of its own life has

03:44:31.720 rolled its mud over the generations. That is the spiritual self-disarmament following on the

03:44:38.120 physical which comes of unfruitfulness. Why is the German people the least exhausted of the white 0.99

03:44:45.100 world and therefore the one which may be placed the most hope? Because its political past has

03:44:51.360 given it no opportunity to waste its precious blood and its great abilities. This is the one

03:44:57.140 blessed aspect of our wretched history since 1500 and has used us sparingly so i like that 0.97

03:45:06.020 what we call the strong race the eternal warlike in the type of beast of prey man and again circling

03:45:11.780 right back to the beginning when we said you know the human history is a history of war at the at

03:45:19.060 the base of everything when we talk about vitality when we talk about strength of will i said right

03:45:25.220 at the start it is the capacity for great and terrible things i think that's the most you know

03:45:33.040 youtube friendly way of saying it it's like what what would what what are the distances you would

03:45:40.760 go for your own not only survival because i think that casts us in a prey position i like that

03:45:48.640 terminology we're we're over here as someone said he also calls academics that too yeah like we just 0.98

03:45:54.560 i just want a fucking wife i just want a game i just want to you know i just want a grill i just 0.94

03:46:00.960 want to live in the 1960s and i think that might be dying out soon because that seems like a 0.99

03:46:07.180 sensible desire and you're denied a sensible desire so then everyone's gonna say okay well

03:46:12.580 what i want is uh bloody universal conquest what i want like that great uh image of the chad saying

03:46:20.000 wearing the shirt that says annihilate everything that exists i i think people would see that as a

03:46:25.860 joke but it's also but a lot of people i think would look at that and i think spangler might

03:46:28.960 as well as an exhaustive performatism exhaust yeah like an exhausted performance like it's

03:46:34.940 a ghost stance almost it is i do wonder if it's also normalization though because

03:46:40.080 i think it's why i would agree i think because everyone is uh um i i would agree with that like

03:46:47.180 On one hand, I think that some people LARP, obviously, but yeah, it was cultural and linguistic.

03:46:54.640 Yeah.

03:46:55.140 But there's also blood and soil to it.

03:46:59.280 It's got a little bit of everything.

03:47:01.240 No, I think Step Lords did mix to a certain degree.

03:47:04.000 So true. 0.97

03:47:04.700 Just ask every Chi, Hao, and Kwong and see what you get.

03:47:09.160 But I was out of jokes.

03:47:11.440 That was terrible.

03:47:13.920 I think there is a normalization to it because I think that's the thing.

03:47:17.040 is that no one every guy knows on this side of things that if you were to do something it's over

03:47:23.600 for you like if you get caught or you are the first to go to jail uh because like your life's

03:47:29.400 functionally over right like it's you're done uh and i think that's the thing is that everyone

03:47:33.660 wants violence and it's normalized to such a degree that yeah if we meme about it if we talk

03:47:40.120 about it and we say this is what i voted for every time we see some fat liberal get pushed by ice

03:47:44.760 like maybe we are priming someone to finally do something and everyone kind of has deep down in

03:47:50.240 the back of their head somewhere that little hope that maybe someone does something um but that

03:47:55.380 borderlines on a conversation maybe not for youtube but it does bear discussion the same

03:48:00.500 way that sorrel writes about it on violence which i know you've discussed and i've read

03:48:04.360 it's uh well worth visiting for maybe a future episode yeah it's one of those ones i think about

03:48:11.220 I don't think about the entirety of it, but I think of a few key points he makes very often and the central truth that he's trying to get at, which was that if you are truly revolutionary, you can never negotiate with power.

03:48:24.780 Like if you're fighting against the system, you must follow through and destroy it.

03:48:29.480 Whereas what most revolutionaries do is they cause enough disruption and discord that they're invited to the negotiating table with power, and then usually they're granted boons and status for the leaders of the revolution, and then the entire thing, it has the wind taken out of its sails.

03:48:48.340 Whereas he's like, you know, this ends with you—it has to end with you hanging people.

03:48:53.080 That's the only reason you're doing this.

03:48:54.560 But we also have to contextualize when this

03:48:56.720 is being written, and this is like, we're near the very end

03:48:58.640 of the book, but like, one of the things he talks

03:49:00.660 about is like, why is the white western world

03:49:02.620 It's about, what's the

03:49:04.620 word he uses?

03:49:09.340 Next page here.

03:49:10.640 It's, how far in fact have the white 0.65

03:49:12.540 nations advanced towards pacifism? Is the 0.81

03:49:14.460 outcry against war an intellectual gesture

03:49:16.360 or a serious abdication from history at the cost

03:49:18.640 of dignity, honor, and liberty? Yet,

03:49:20.560 life is war. Can

03:49:22.580 we dismiss its meaning and yet retain it that is what the craving for the peace of um felidum or

03:49:29.080 the felaheen um that for protection against everything that disturbs the daily routine

03:49:33.340 against destiny in every form that would seem as intimate a sort of protective mimicry vis-a-vis

03:49:37.900 world history human insects feigning death in the face of danger the happy ending of an empty 0.98

03:49:42.960 existence the boredom which has brought in jazz music and negro dancing to perform at the dead 0.62

03:49:48.340 march for a great culture but this cannot must not be there uh the hair may perhaps deceive the

03:49:54.200 fox but human beings cannot deceive each other um and then you get some more interesting takes

03:49:58.700 as he reads there on but i think that that's sort of we have to contextualize this too like this is

03:50:02.880 post like the post-war era between world war one and world war two america in france and in england

03:50:09.580 have pushed for arms control have pushed all these great treaties which we in the united states we had

03:50:15.180 to end up rejecting the senate said fuck this um and and rejected any sort of amendments that would

03:50:21.080 allow us to join the league of nations that would allow for arms control that would allow for fleet 0.98

03:50:25.580 proportions although all these things were proposed and the and that we saw um and as

03:50:31.020 spangler had noted uh we saw how impotent this was because the league of nations failed the united

03:50:37.480 nations functionally fails and for spangler he points out you can only imitate and act like a

03:50:43.520 diplomat for so long before history must

03:50:45.460 resume itself because man

03:50:46.880 is an animal of war and not to 1.00

03:50:49.320 I mean fuck it I just do the whole blood meridian 0.99

03:50:51.440 judge quote about how war is waited for its ultimate 1.00

03:50:53.440 practitioner

03:50:54.040 there was a couple times I was going to

03:50:57.460 quote blood meridian throughout this I'm like

03:50:59.460 I can't do it

03:51:00.480 then prude will get mad at me

03:51:02.700 is that you yes it is

03:51:05.120 I'm here to tell you high school love doesn't wait

03:51:07.460 forever but actually it does

03:51:09.580 I'm here to tell you that this book is

03:51:11.520 unfilmable you ever hear

03:51:13.420 that you ever hear like they we can never film it it's the most i hear every like four or five

03:51:18.280 years that someone tries to make blood meridian a book and honestly if you're gonna do it just 0.95

03:51:22.720 make it like uh an hbo or showtime miniseries motherfucker it's more filmable you made deadwood

03:51:29.600 you can make this happen blood meridian is more filmable than the script for the counselor 1.00

03:51:35.280 which cormac mccarthy wrote shut the fuck up it's not it's not that complicated a fucking story it's 0.99

03:51:41.920 almost written like a film if you just hack off the first quarter where he's with the hermit 0.99

03:51:47.380 which is the part i remember the most for some god forsaken reason but uh yeah you could do it

03:51:53.500 you can do it in a miniseries it's right fucking there they are they kind of started doing that 0.55

03:51:58.520 red dead redemption too figure it out that we're getting this is how we end every show we're just 0.94

03:52:03.780 getting into the fucking we're getting into the weeds of our pop culture references this will be 0.90

03:52:08.200 us when we go towards our 0.98

03:52:09.740 as we slip this mortal coil

03:52:11.960 we'll be like

03:52:12.300 Cormac

03:52:17.020 and then you know just

03:52:18.960 one of my favorite bits we did was

03:52:24.160 imagining all of us in the

03:52:25.980 retirement home 0.98

03:52:26.840 just Gio dying of Alzheimer's

03:52:32.020 I think the very end of the book there's just one

03:52:36.000 last section here and maybe it's a

03:52:38.100 good place to end here um he says ready you're ready for it it says great history is exacting

03:52:47.140 it devours the racially best elements it devoured ancient rome in a few centuries the nordic

03:52:54.340 migrations which had come to a standstill in southern europe a thousand years before set 0.69

03:52:59.540 in again on the grand scale on the discovery of america taking oceans in their stride vigorous

03:53:06.260 Spanish families of predominantly Nordic origin migrated in numbers to the new continent where they could fight, explore, and rule.

03:53:13.200 By about 1800, the best aristocracy of the Spanish stamp was there and vigorous life had died out in the mother country.

03:53:22.220 Similarly, the class in France whose vocation was to rule was used up by high policy by Louis XIII onwards and not by that alone,

03:53:32.240 for high culture must be paid for dearly too and the anglo-saxon has been used up even more by the

03:53:39.120 british empire what was left became conservative which in this case is meant uncreative tired full

03:53:45.920 of unproductive hatred of everything new and unforeseen so i liked that part i liked him

03:53:52.960 describing sort of the migratory vitality of these people you know i was discussing this recently

03:54:00.640 with someone i can't remember who in one of the chats about hans herman hoppe his book a democracy

03:54:08.080 the god that failed and hoppe gets oftentimes dismissed as a libertarian but i thought that was

03:54:14.400 one of the better books i've seen you don't think he would argue that he's seen as libertarian but

03:54:19.440 it was very very good and i remember this one section near the end of the book when he was

03:54:24.240 talking about sort of the people as a nation or what is it that survives the collapse of a state

03:54:31.840 apparatus when an empire falls or a nation state falls can a nation state fall and the nation

03:54:38.840 remain what what becomes of the people what is that essence that sort of horizontal unity something

03:54:45.920 that isn't just bound up in the organs of power the mechanisms of the state and i like that you're

03:54:53.760 seeing that echoed here like there's something about the the great essence of people that can

03:55:00.220 move around bound up in these great families in these dynasties in these great individuals that

03:55:05.980 can be transplanted elsewhere and that might be what it needs to survive because he said even as

03:55:12.720 the empire exhausts maybe perhaps as rats leaving the sinking ship or maybe the the seeds of a great

03:55:20.840 civilization as you know rome was founded in the with the remnants of troy and britain was found

03:55:29.400 like it seems every great civilization can also trace its roots to a previous civilization in some

03:55:34.200 way in its mythology um i don't know i think there's there's something there there's something

03:55:40.120 interesting again in his description of the race and those who are tasked with carrying it forward

03:55:47.400 you know find not only is it's bound up in blood and soil but can it find new blood and soil and 0.99

03:55:53.020 find and evolve in that direction what do you think about all that i gave you a bunch of shit 0.85

03:56:00.080 there well i think that that fundamentally shows the the germanic perspective that spangler points 0.93

03:56:07.840 out which is that he wants this to survive and he means and also that he thinks that caesarism or

03:56:13.680 the pre-configuration of power is an eternal concept that cannot go away and so you know he

03:56:20.500 had says um i i'm just going to read the last two paragraphs and i think that might be a good way to

03:56:26.040 end it here and he says um the fascist formations of this decade will pass into new unforeseeable

03:56:33.800 forms and even present-day nationalism will disappear there remains a formative power only

03:56:39.120 the warlike Prussian spirit, everywhere and not in Germany alone. Destiny, once compacted in

03:56:44.700 meaningful forms and great traditions, will now proceed to make history in terms of formless

03:56:48.500 individual powers. Caesar's legions are returning to consciousness. Here, possibly, even in our own

03:56:54.160 century, the ultimate decisions are waiting for their man, and the presence of these little aims

03:56:58.400 and notions of our current politics sink into nothing. He who sword compels victory here will

03:57:03.380 be lord of the world. The dice are ready for this stupendous game. Who dares to throw them?

03:57:09.120 i know there was someone it's a little different in 2025 rather than probably 1933 when he wrote

03:57:15.340 this but uh it's damn good prose yeah i wouldn't say anything found here is incorrect i don't think

03:57:25.220 any of the predictions were necessarily wrong there was one part we didn't cover where he was

03:57:30.420 saying here's what will happen with the united kingdom it was basically true you know it did

03:57:36.140 end up and this was pre-world war ii um and the trajectory of russia and even it's he was talking

03:57:42.940 about the rise of you know american ascendancy at a time where maybe that wasn't taken for granted

03:57:50.220 as it is right now um but yeah so i don't think this book has been really incorrect about anything

03:57:58.100 there's not a whole lot i would debate with we could hash it out about you know the the peculiarities

03:58:05.140 of the Christian analysis, but overall, I liked it. Overall, I think it's pretty great. And a lot

03:58:12.900 of people were excited about this. So I think there was a lot of interest in it. And was this

03:58:17.600 impactful on you when you had read it initially? I bought it in a vast collection of books. I

03:58:26.440 bought this alongside the memoirs of George Kennan, which I didn't have an older edition of,

03:58:32.980 which i bought and i bought two books from william appleman williams which was empires a way of life

03:58:37.120 and um the tragedy of american foreign policy or no tragedy of american diplomacy and i read this

03:58:43.380 and it's one of those gut punches where you read something that feels like it fundamentally was

03:58:48.860 correct and never lived like it just fundamentally it came true in all the worst ways and you're

03:58:56.340 kind of like left being depressed in the same way that like you can read appleman williams and like

03:59:00.240 he's a very like new left kind of critic of American imperialism,

03:59:02.960 but like you see his K line from Frederick Turner Jackson and you end up

03:59:06.180 coming to this reactionary conclusion about the trials and tribulations of

03:59:09.620 how like American democracy after the frontier closed ended up becoming

03:59:15.300 this like materialistic boondoggle that doesn't focus on the American nation

03:59:18.660 and its people. And you're like, Oh fuck, like that's true. 1.00

03:59:21.980 He was writing this like, you know, 60 years ago. 0.99

03:59:24.440 Like that's even worse. And he's like the contra Kenan too, 0.76

03:59:28.020 which made it all the more interesting to see how all these guys kind of came

03:59:30.460 to very similar conclusions from vastly different, um, schools of thought.

03:59:34.760 And, uh, I gave it to a girl I dated during the summer of Floyd. Ooh,

03:59:38.300 EL, I hope you married her. Uh, and if not,

03:59:40.700 I hope you got your books back after you like, you know, 0.98

03:59:42.860 got your shit wrecked, uh, or you wrecked hers, who knows. But, uh, no, 0.97

03:59:47.120 I like when I read this again, I read it today, prep,

03:59:49.980 preparing for this, like you and I had covered very similar things. Um,

03:59:53.720 I could feel this heightened sense of something's going to happen. And of course, something did

04:00:00.420 happen. Spangler doesn't get to live to see the Second World War break out of the tragedy

04:00:04.020 of what happens to Europe thereafter. But I think his comparisons about the revolution

04:00:08.820 is true, because we were governed by Bolshevism. Bolshevism still governs us. And the great powers 0.97

04:00:16.720 of Europe, and to a large extent, even the white American political aristocracy has effectively

04:00:21.840 decided to die comfortably and um i think that there are still the youth of its day that wishes

04:00:27.880 to see caesar and that maybe we'll get one whether in my lifetime or children's lifetime i don't know

04:00:32.820 but uh i i walked away from the book definitely feeling like i understand why he wrote it because

04:00:39.280 you don't have to like you don't have to like adolf at all um you don't have to like adolf at

04:00:44.340 all but uh i don't think you can deny him his spot as a great man of history yeah i've made

04:00:50.380 that argument before i mean recall that he was time magazine's man of the year so i mean hey you

04:00:58.060 don't get to be man of the year for at least being in the runnings for being a great man

04:01:01.580 but by just the simple metric that can anyone not talk about hitler for a day is there a day

04:01:09.340 that goes by in 2025 where hitler isn't brought up in countries other than germany like you know

04:01:15.900 what i mean so i'm like the united states i'm gonna say he might end up being the greatest man

04:01:21.480 of the 21st century like honestly it just by social and cultural relevance alone more than

04:01:34.840 lincoln when's when's the last time you heard anyone bring up lincoln outside of the old glory 0.99

04:01:39.800 club conference uh any time that uh an asian libtard wants to talk shit about white people 0.97

04:01:47.600 asians love lincoln is that what they're saying well i mean american american liberal immigrants 0.98

04:01:52.700 who love lincoln will mention lincoln and reconstruction as a way to hate on like the

04:01:56.680 last part of the united states where there's still a functional like regional white ethnic identity 0.97

04:02:02.500 you'd be so funny an asian guy dressed like hitler i mean i'm sorry lincoln but also that 0.62

04:02:09.000 well there was that asian guy who dressed like a confederate soldier 0.98

04:02:12.140 asian lincoln asian lincoln

04:02:15.620 um this is how i get in trouble this is how i get in trouble um but but he only learned about

04:02:25.200 lincoln from watching animatronics so he's trying to be lincoln but he's just like karate chopping 0.97

04:02:29.740 the fucking air you're a house of wax figure use your karate chop action there you go there's 0.97

04:02:36.440 another reference for you and your kids oh no that one no that's the film i've only watched 0.99

04:02:42.160 30 times in the past month uh i think this was a great episode no i i loved it i'm gonna go pat

04:02:52.460 myself on the back um we're gonna follow this up i have i have one super chat uh go ahead um

04:02:58.740 so he goes hold on first on john here general lee with the general lee

04:03:06.480 puts a whole new definition to yellow belly now doesn't it you know i rough slavery 0.99

04:03:13.120 yeah oh no um i'm gonna disappoint the shit out of wingman when i put that fucking review out 0.97

04:03:24.320 because i was not as positive about it as he was um he says great job with this man he says this is 0.98

04:03:29.740 the reason why i wanted you and cap to do that k-pop demon hunters movie review that's why i paid

04:03:33.500 the money for it he says i'm in the military and my unit plays the songs at every pt well i'm sorry

04:03:38.360 you have brain worms um but i i recorded a review with cap earlier last week i'm gonna just go put

04:03:46.420 it on the channel members section because there's like a three minute like diatribe about circumcision 0.96

04:03:52.060 on there that i'm gonna i may edit out for general audiences uh as if i don't get in trouble enough

04:03:57.620 as it is but no i did record it i'll put it up later and then uh big ben sends ten dollars on

04:04:02.600 youtube and he says i read spangler's numbers bit on prude's recommendation it was bad then you read

04:04:08.020 it wrong this is then you read it because i i i am a contrarian and i will tell you if you read

04:04:15.520 if you read uh form and actuality and you read the chapter on mathematics and numbers

04:04:21.180 i think it's one of the most important things that spangler talks about that no one on our

04:04:25.140 side of things gets to discuss and uh i will tell people to read it all the time and one of these

04:04:29.900 days someone will be like i understand now but until then that day has not happened but thank

04:04:34.600 you nevertheless big ben for your money i can always tell when the blood satellite fans are

04:04:40.240 swooping in and piping up of course gabraham lincoln buck breaker

04:04:44.940 i like that though because i'm thinking about that movie abraham lincoln vampire hunter except

04:04:55.120 now he's just like looking for down low brothers that are as sweet as a sugar plum big ben says

04:05:00.960 he's smarter than you that's nice oh you gonna take that well i'm the one with the show he isn't

04:05:08.860 I was just laughing

04:05:12.000 at the idea of the guy. He's like, yo, I'm on active

04:05:13.980 duty and we like to listen to...

04:05:15.740 I'm just imagining just a scene 0.98

04:05:18.080 right out of fucking Apocalypse Now. 0.99

04:05:20.680 You got the helicopters going in. 1.00

04:05:22.060 They're in Vietnam, of course.

04:05:24.140 Instead of, it ain't me. 0.80

04:05:26.900 It ain't me.

04:05:28.220 It's just, they're listening to podcasts

04:05:30.220 and it's just Gio going,

04:05:31.820 no, no, no, no, no.

04:05:34.860 Just flying.

04:05:36.020 I have a friend of mine who's in the

04:05:38.160 in the air national guard and he's like yeah he's the he's the nco i see the place where he's at he's

04:05:44.600 like oh he's like i i just my entire like guys are all radicalized because i play you

04:05:49.860 more goth and oran all the time on like the tv in the conference room and we just listen to right

04:05:57.500 wing podcasts all day and he's like you have no idea how debilitating it was to like go get sent 0.99

04:06:03.200 to the caribbean with all this venezuela shit and then find out everyone's a libtard 1.00

04:06:08.760 this is a bit like the worst podcast you could listen to when you're going to war 1.00

04:06:18.060 the worst podcast that you could go to going to war is listening to anything from the american

04:06:24.400 mind and the claremont institute man just listening to you honestly it'd be so funny

04:06:31.260 and they were all just watching Review Bra. 0.98

04:06:34.300 They're watching the gas station dick pill Review Bra 0.55

04:06:37.940 because they're waiting to get their weekend pass.

04:06:40.060 It's the very first scene of that movie Warfare.

04:06:43.300 I don't know if you saw that one.

04:06:44.860 I did, yeah.

04:06:46.000 It's all the guys at the TV getting riled up

04:06:48.660 and beating their chest and going, 0.99

04:06:50.660 and it's just fucking Review Bra 0.99

04:06:53.680 reviewing a new type of Mountain Dew. 0.98

04:06:58.420 I'm straight up not having a Baja Blast here, guys.

04:07:01.260 all right all right we're over two hours now we gotta get going thank you everyone i think you

04:07:07.540 you got all your no he sent one more he says that's fine i saw the watch party you did with

04:07:11.620 cap and mike someone called a biblical figure a hard r within the first five minutes 100 percent

04:07:16.980 worth the investment for you to review the film thank you uh yeah i think that was cap or mike

04:07:22.660 that had called someone uh the the gamer word in reference to the bible i don't uh i don't uh

04:07:28.900 endorse that behavior but i understand i think you know even better than understand we forgive

04:07:35.740 we do you cannot forgive without understanding so i preemptively forgive everyone for using that

04:07:42.720 word i think uh i think christ would too all right i gotta we gotta get going it's it's it's

04:07:51.580 your past two hours it's over we're getting into a blasphemy territory all right guys great stream

04:07:56.540 I had a great time.

04:07:57.120 We'll see you all later.

04:07:58.260 See you, gents. 0.77

04:07:58.760 See you, gents.

Blood Satellite - November 07, 2025

I Have A Mouth And I Must Relax

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