EPISODE 703： GOOD FRIDAY SPECIAL - HUMANITY VS UNHUMANITY
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On Good Friday, we have to remember what it means to be a Christian in a Christian majority nation, in the Christian-majority West. And yet, bit by bit, we ve been stripped of what that means to us as a people.
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A commentator, international social media sensation, and former Navy intelligence veteran.
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This is Human Events with your host, Jack Posobiec.
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We've been categorizing these communist revolutions throughout the ages.
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We've put up a huge series of podcasts called The China Files.
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We put up another one earlier this year, The Chronicles of the Revolution.
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And we're getting all the way up to the cultural Marxists of today.
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And so tonight, I'm proud to announce that we have signed a deal with a publisher.
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We are going to be publishing all of this in a new book that will teach us all how to identify
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the cultural Marxists, how to use their playbook against them, how to crush their revolutions.
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And we will specifically call them that which they are.
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Because they reject the human rights of others.
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They reject the humanity of their oppressed classes.
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I submit to you that they themselves have become the unhumans.
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All right, Jack Posobiec here, live, Washington, D.C.
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And as such, on Good Friday, we have to remember what it means to be Christian.
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What it means to be living in a Christian-majority nation.
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What it means to be living in the Christian-majority West.
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There's something that's gone completely upside down in our society where we decided that we
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And so to state basic facts, like we are a Christian-majority nation and that we are in
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the Christian-majority West, became intolerant, we were told.
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And so in order to become more tolerant and more respectful of the rights of the minorities
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and the rights of many other groups, we were told that we weren't supposed to flaunt it.
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That we couldn't have prayer in schools anymore.
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That we couldn't read from the Bible in schools.
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But prior to that, schools in the United States used to open with a Bible verse.
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Bible verse and the Pledge of Allegiance, it's exactly how it was.
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Nobody thought that that was an institution of religion.
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And nobody thought that this had any issue with our Constitution.
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And yet, bit by bit, we've lost what it means to be us as a people.
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We've lost what it means to understand where we've come from.
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And we've seen so much of our society stripped away since we've gotten to that point.
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In the 1950s, in New York City, you used to see crosses on Good Friday across the New York
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But the question is, if we are the Christian-majority, then why is it that we've pushed Christianity
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so far out and we've replaced it with a new set of morals?
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It's that we haven't replaced Christianity with some American set of morals.
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No, we've replaced it with a new set of morals, a totally inverted set of morals, a totally
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Because even Western values were, by and large, based on those which came from, of course,
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the Greek world, the Roman world, and the Bible itself.
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And so, these all made sense for our civilization.
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This is what created the greatest civilization the world has ever known.
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And yet, now, that very civilization is crumbling.
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Well, there are those of us who believe that this is actually being done on purpose, that
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You don't have to accept it either, by the way.
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You don't have to let your borders be overrun by mass migration of hordes of third-worlders
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You don't have to have violent criminals killing police officers like Jonathan Diller in cold
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The only difference is, is that people need to actually wake up to understand what is going
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That what's going on is not the unintended consequences of good intentions.
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What's going on is the absolutely deliberate intentions of despicable, despicable people.
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They embrace unhumanity because they reject humanity itself in the humanity of their opponents,
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in the humanity of anyone they seek to oppress.
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And that is why we've written the new book, Unhumans, all about them.
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You can go check it out on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Skyhorse Publishing.
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But I got a hankering yearning deep inside for this book called Unhumans.
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All right, Jack, back live, Human Events Daily, Washington, D.C.
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The book is Unhumans, currently top 50, just broke back into the top 50 of Amazon.com.
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And actually, our next guest has written a column about the book.
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And in fact, some of the controversy about the title of the book for Humanevents.com,
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And I've just managed to regain control of myself, actually, after listening to that wonderful
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You're actually going to be playing it in your ear and in your head all day, aren't you?
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Running psyops on my own audience and my own guests.
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Yes, but with this book, The Unhumans, there was some controversy over the title itself
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because, you know, I remember when we were sort of going back and forth, Joshua Lysak
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and I, the co-author, and saying, oh, should we just call it the secret history of communist
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Should we just call it, you know, something like something blasé, like the red revolutions?
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And I said, no, I want to go a bit further because it's, we're not just talking about
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the revolutions or, you know, as things that randomly happened.
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It's actually because a specific group of people who have embraced a specific set of
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ideas, and that's where the title Unhumans came from.
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And yet there were, and I assume people on the left would be very upset about it, which
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they were, and the SPLC, we call them the Secret Police Legislative Council.
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So the Secret Police Legislative Council was attacking the, I think, during the book announcement,
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But then there were even people sort of like from the classic liberal, you know, segment
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and the center that were attacking the title as well.
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And you came out and wrote a column about all about this.
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Yeah, well, I mean, first of all, it's worth saying, look, this is an incredible achievement
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I mean, that is, you know, there are millions of books on Amazon.
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It's a really big thing, and it should be seen, I think, and this is how I start the
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You know, we've got a great book, a really compelling book that's in the top 50 on Amazon.
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That means thousands and thousands of people have already pre-ordered this book, and tens
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of thousands of people are going to buy it to find out about, you know, the most murderous
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ideology in history, the most murderous, evil regimes in history, and hopefully how to protect
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themselves against it and protect the nation, their families, their communities, etc.
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And yet, and yet, once again, we discover that people who are supposed to be on our side are
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among those who are, you know, criticising and saying, oh, this is too much, you've gone
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And, I mean, basically what you're trying to do with this title, Unhumans, is get at the
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fact that actually this is metaphysical, really.
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It's something that is, it goes beyond mere politics.
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It's not, this isn't just about differences between, you know, Democrats and Republicans
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Communism and the communist worldview and what it does to people, it is all encompassing.
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Anyway, that's what I think you're trying to get at with the title.
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But instead, what we get is we get, yeah, we get people on our side in inverted commas
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You know, Thomas Sowell was a Marxist when he was a young man and he went on to become,
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Firstly, as I say, it's, you're not saying that communists aren't people.
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You're not saying that they're inhuman or that they're non-human.
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What you're saying is fundamentally that they have a, they adopt a, they inhabit a kind of
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persona or are inhabited by a persona which actually makes them anti-everything that makes
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And it's not only a personal process that these individuals who become communists go
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Sadly, it's something that they force on everyone else.
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But really, this is a, and this is the, then the second half of the, of the essay.
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I tried to get into the fact that actually this is just part of a broader problem that we
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have with the right today, where basically so many people on the right, not on the centre
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right, are losers and they're, they're unaccustomed to, to success because, you know, for decades
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we've had reversal after reversal and success after success coming from the left.
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And actually so many people who are on the right and on the centre right are almost conditioned
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And so when they see somebody being bold, somebody putting forward a, you know, a bold,
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compelling book, um, that, that, that really stridently argues against communism, um, and,
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and is, and is, you know, informative, then their first, their first reaction is, is to lash
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Uh, it is a very strange tendency, but it's very, very noticeable.
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There is a, uh, you know, something you just said reminds me of one of my all time favourite
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Trump tweets where this was back during, I believe it was Access Hollywood weekend or,
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or just, just thereafter in 2016, October, where he said, disloyal R's are far more difficult
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And, and it's exactly what you're talking about, that this, this idea that, you know, you,
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You, you couldn't possibly stoop as low as the other side.
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You have to, uh, you, you couldn't possibly actually use some of the tactics of the opponent.
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Why that would be, that would make you just as bad as them, wouldn't it?
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Well, what I think as well, fundamentally is I think that these people, these people,
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these doubters on the right, if you will, in the centre-right, I don't think they, I still
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don't think they really understand exactly what the radical left wants.
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I don't think they, they realise that actually they're not going to stop at, at anything short
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of, of revolution and that they are actually, as they have in the past, in Russia, in Central
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America and Latin America, everywhere in China, everywhere there has been communist revolution.
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They've killed millions of people and that will happen again.
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Um, but these doubters seem to think that actually, no, it's just going to be politics as normal
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and actually we can appeal to the, the better natures of these people and they'll, you know,
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they'll let us remain in the centre as liberals and, you know, we'll, we'll be untouched by any
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And, um, it really does make you wonder actually just how far the left is going to have to go
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before people, these people making these, you know, criticisms of the book and people
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who behave like this more generally, how far will they have to, how far will the left have
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And it's, it's quite interesting too, because there's also a tendency from, again, the very
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same crowd to say, well, if we just, if we just throw Trump off the ticket, if we get
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Trump and Trumpism out of the party, then we can, we can go back to the way things used
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And we won't have to worry about this nastiness anymore because all of this is going on because
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of Trump and Trump supporters and his, uh, you know, his coterie of, of individuals that
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are, you know, they're supporting him online and other places.
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And it's, it's, I think they've actually missed a fundamental, uh, a fundamental timeline here
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because MAGA and Trumpism and all of this did not begin this current phase of politics
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or this current phase of whatever you want to call political life, uh, right now, because
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it's not just politics, it's, this is actually the attempt to correct the, the incorrectness
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And so if Trump fails, you are going to have a left wing that is completely running rough
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And I, and also I think it's worthwhile actually remembering, look, that this isn't just about
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I mean, this is going on across the entire length and breadth of the Western world.
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You know, these same, these same forces are, um, are immobilizing.
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You've got, you've got the sort of populist right and you've got also the hard left.
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You've got the same kinds of things taking place in countries like Germany, for instance.
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Look at what's happening with the alternative for Deutschland, the, the, the sort of populist
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Uh, there's, there's actually political violence states, basically state sponsored political
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violence against alternative for Deutschland candidates, um, rampant political persecution.
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Um, this isn't just, you know, you can talk about, you can't actually talk about Trump
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And so, um, yeah, I mean, I, I think that these, I think that these people are very, very
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misguided, um, in thinking that if Trump is out of the picture, things will just go back
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Uh, no, they won't, as you say, what you'll have then is you'll have a left that is totally
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unopposed and then they can do exactly what they please.
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Like they did in Russia, like they did in China, like they did in Latin America and in
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You know, and, and, and we've already seen little tastes of this BLM.
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Uh, we've seen the migrants brought in from Africa, from the Middle East and the U S it's
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from Central America, Latin America, and many times these are dregs of society.
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These Indios coming up where, and Trump himself even called out the fact that, that they don't
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They don't speak any language that, uh, that anyone in the country speaks because they're
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But what we go through in the book and, and we're coming up on a break, but in the next
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We're talking with raw egg nationalists today, and there's a bit of this sort of concern trolling
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that I really think that the biggest struggle that I have on a regular basis when I talk about
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these things is people from, like, this middle, they act almost as gatekeepers.
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They act as almost these wet blankets to anyone who actually wants to take action, and the
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issue is, look, yesterday, we did the show yesterday, segment one, and then later throughout
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the show, we were live through this funeral, this funeral wake for a New York City police
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officer who was killed making a routine traffic stop.
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A guy was parked illegally in a bus stop, and this officer was slain.
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Then the very next segment was, you know, slain by a guy who, by the way, slain by a guy who
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had been let out of jail, but arrested 21 times, a career violent criminal.
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Very next segment is Donald Trump's lawyer losing his law license.
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And yet I sat back and I say, well, this is clearly anarcho tyranny.
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This is obviously and so clearly a specific and legitimate plan that they are using to
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unleash criminals in major city centers to destabilize the country and then to use law
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And yet when I go and say this to people, it's like these classic liberals and establishment
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conservatives and others who say, oh, no, no, no, just talk about the history, just talk
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And one of the things that we get into in the book and on humans is that, well, there
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were a lot of times where people in the past faced this thing and they themselves, like
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the Russians in St. Petersburg in 1917 said, oh, this, this will never happen for me.
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That's, that's just, you know, that's just, that's just people that are, you know, that's
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just people who said something wrong or did something wrong.
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They're the ones who are going to get in trouble, not us.
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In fact, uh, there's a, there's a very poignant, uh, segment in the Gulag Archipelago, Alexander
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Solzhenitsyn's great book about the, the, the hideous terror in Russia of the Gulags and
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Stalin, where he says, you know, um, something along the lines of this millions and millions
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of, of poor Russian peasants were marched off into the Siberian wastes to die in the
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Gulags and the intellectuals had nothing to say about that, but it was only when Stalin's
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men, when the, the NKVD, the, you know, the secret police came for the intellectuals that
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suddenly they, they cried out, you know, the revolution has been betrayed.
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Um, the, the historic, the historical, um, example of the historical record is totally
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clear, you know, and that's why this book is so important.
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We are history doesn't, um, you know, history doesn't repeat itself, but it rhymes.
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And we can very clearly see similar things happening today as happened in the early 20th century
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in Russia and elsewhere with radical leftist groups.
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And I think it behooves us and it, and it behooves us, uh, in memory of all the people
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who died, all the millions, the tens of millions of people who died to wake up and take notice
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And what's amazing too, that we, we go in throughout the book is, and you mentioned how history doesn't
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And one of the things that, um, that we broke out in the book was an attempt to actually
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define the situation that we find ourselves in currently, right?
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Because so many people will say, and you see this on Twitter a lot where people will say,
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well, there's no revolution going on right now.
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Nobody's, you know, walk down the street on a regular day and leftists.
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Well, we saw this in 2020, by the way, when I would say, Hey, they're burning down the
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And some leftists in Portland would post a picture with their, you know, with their coffee
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mug and, and, you know, having brunch in some cafe saying, everything seems fine to me, you
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know, even though last night the police station had burned to the ground or something like
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And so it, it, it becomes this sort of this, this denial in terms of what's actually going
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This isn't a cultural revolution, at least as it was in terms of China in 1967.
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And the reason is, and this is something that Joshua actually developed that in the same
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way that, that warfare itself has changed from first generation, second generation, third,
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all the way to what we're in currently fifth generation warfare from maneuver conflict
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to, um, to fourth generation warfare, where you've got the synthesis of propaganda media
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with kinetic action and now fifth generation warfare, where it's social media, it's internet,
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in addition to small kinetic actions, that's essentially what we're in.
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We're in a fifth generation warfare version of a communist revolution.
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And our argument is that what we should title that is, is an irregular revolution.
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So it's an irregular revolution because it's not one that's sort of going on, um, in your
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face every day, but it could be in your face if they use their favorite tactic against
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you, uh, which, and, and pretty much everyone on the right who, or just anyone who's, uh,
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stood up or, or posed a threat to any of them has faced these things.
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And a micro revolution is something that can be launched on, on a daily basis.
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In fact, they are launched daily, uh, Huberman, you know, Andrew Huberman had a micro
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revolution launched again against him a couple of days ago for no reason other than the fact
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that by, you know, by the way, he talks about a lot of the things that you talk about, uh,
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in terms of healthy living and you healthy living without the pharmaceutical companies.
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And so there, there are these, all of these different tactics out there that keep being
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run or myself when I was at CPAC that actually add up to a communist revolution, but in a regular
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communist revolution, do you think that that might be a way to try to explain to people what it is
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Yeah, I think, yes, I think you do have to impress on people the fact that, um,
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that, that circumstances change and America in the 21st century is not Russia in 1917.
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It's a totally different kind of society history, history rhymes.
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It doesn't, um, uh, you know, but, but, but fundamentally, fundamentally, you can see nevertheless
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that there is a, there is a, there are a variety of different tactics being used, but there is
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nevertheless, uh, there's evidence of a clear sort of, um, there's a machinery behind all
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of it that you can see and you see the workings of it with particular events like the black lives
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matter riots in, you know, the, the mostly peaceful riots in 2020, all of a sudden at
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the click of a finger, um, uh, you know, you get suddenly the mobilization of this, of this
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vast, vast paramilitary force across the length and breadth of the nation.
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I mean, that, that's really quite something, but like you say, that's not required all the
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And 2020, the black lives matter riots, that was a display of force.
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I think that was, uh, you know, that was the, the velvet glove was taken off and the, and
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It's the general kind of, um, cultural revolution that's going on in the media, in film, in, uh,
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you know, across, across social media, et cetera.
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So yes, I mean, I, I think, yeah, that, that is one of the best things that the book does
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is to, is to show people that actually look, this is, this is a different kind of revolution,
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but it is a revolution nonetheless, and it should be understood fundamentally in the same
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way as previous communist revolutions are, uh, should be understood.
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And it's, it's, it's simple because, and as you said earlier, this isn't, and I, I was
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And I said, look, this isn't, we're, we're not having an argument that's in this, in the
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sense of a normal political argument, not arguing about, you know, should taxes be higher?
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Or should this tax tax rate be a higher on this bracket or this company?
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Or, um, you know, uh, what, what social program should we extend and which ones are, should
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This is fundamentally different from all of that.
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And it should be something by the way, where anyone who, if you're just, you know, part
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of, of what, you know, what, what Elon Musk and, um, and Alex Jones and myself, we were
00:28:38.280
on that at one X basis, we called it team humanity.
00:28:41.100
It's like, if you are for humanity, then you have to stand against team on humanity.
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Um, and I think that, uh, yeah, I think that the title is totally apt.
00:28:54.640
And once people understand what the title actually means, once they understand that this
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is about, you know, a metaphysical problem, this is about a force, an historical force that
00:29:06.160
is, that is totally against the, the man's better nature against man's better inclination
00:29:12.500
against all of the, all of the good things that we all want to, to have and to see realized.
00:29:17.660
Then I think, um, I think it will make, I think it will make much more sense, but, but yes,
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it is a fundamental metaphysical, uh, battle that's taking place and people need to understand
00:29:27.880
it within those terms, within those, those really like the, the ultimate stakes.
00:29:33.300
This isn't, as you say, just a standard political battle about taxation or women's rights or, or,
00:29:44.020
This is actually about fundamentally the kind of, the kind of world we want to live in,
00:29:49.800
the kind of nation that you want to live in, whether you will live in a free nation, uh,
00:29:54.640
where people actually can engage in politics and have disagreements, or whether you want
00:29:59.640
to live in a nation that is ruled, uh, at the tip of a bayonet.
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I want to know the truth, what really went down.
00:30:16.540
So I'm jumping on my computer, going to pre-order town.
00:30:26.180
Pre-ordering lives, U.S., can't wait to get my hands on that book.
00:30:32.940
Gonna dive into his pages, take a closer look, from the Russian Revolution, to the play red scale.
00:30:44.040
All right, this episode is back live, Human Events Daily.
00:30:50.300
Egg, one of the things that I, I think that the right fundamentally misunderstands about the
00:30:56.100
current left, or the leaders of the left, whatever you want to call it, you always have to use these
00:31:00.280
sort of, like, uh, euphemisms to get around all of these things, but they misunderstand something
00:31:05.940
about the current state of the left, because when we're talking about unhumans, those who embrace
00:31:12.960
unhumanity, we're not talking about people who are successful or accomplished in, in any way.
00:31:20.420
We're talking about people who have used politics to, uh, to create this coalition of the fringes
00:31:32.640
And by the way, this isn't necessarily just done in, um, in representative government, like, uh,
00:31:38.740
this mayor of Baltimore who's been running around attacking white people all week after a bridge
00:31:43.500
collapsed in his town that had nothing to do with white people, by the way, um, that it's,
00:31:48.000
it's in the judiciary, it's in the bureaucracy, it's in corporate, corporate America, it's in
00:31:58.200
They, they seem like they're not actually fueled by wanting to create a better world.
00:32:04.560
Why is it that they just want to destroy everything?
00:32:09.160
I think, I think you're right about the, about conservatives and the right.
00:32:13.380
They, they don't understand actually how leftist politics works and they don't, uh, for all that
00:32:20.220
they might, might claim to understand politics and they don't, they don't understand the way that
00:32:24.580
the left builds these coalitions of the fringes.
00:32:29.780
Well, it's basically a sort of motley crew of all the downtrodden, the dispossessed, the deviant
00:32:37.980
And that is how leftist politics basically has always worked.
00:32:45.440
He gathered together, you know, the, the, the poorest segments of society and in particular,
00:32:51.200
the unemployed, the criminal, et cetera, the work shy, um, in order to build this coalition
00:32:58.800
that, that he could then, you know, use to, to seize power.
00:33:02.420
Um, now these people are people who by their very nature are, they're dispossessed, they
00:33:12.680
Um, and so they have, they, you know, they bear the psychological scars of that particular
00:33:21.420
They don't, they don't, they're not interested, as you say, in making the world a better place.
00:33:26.440
They're interested in seizing power and getting revenge.
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Politics is a means of revenge, really, fundamentally.
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And it was, and that's exactly what, what the Russian revolution was for so many of the
00:33:39.660
people who participated on the side of the Bolsheviks.
00:33:42.580
It was, they were getting their own back against the kulaks, against the wealthy, successful
00:33:47.580
peasants, against the bourgeoisie, the people who had success supposedly at their expense.
00:33:54.200
And that's a, it's a very, very powerful motivation, hatred and resentment.
00:33:58.760
And people on the right don't really quite understand just how powerful it is, but it's
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actually powerful enough to, you know, change the course of history.
00:34:11.360
Resentment is basically the driving force between, behind leftist revolution.
00:34:16.240
And so this, this resentment politics, this idea that we're going to enter the, because
00:34:24.100
most people, most, you know, I think your average person, your average person who even
00:34:28.100
considers themselves progressive, they'll say, well, I want to go into politics.
00:34:33.620
I want to enter into activism, whatever you call it, political action, political life
00:34:38.180
to make the world better because I see something going wrong with my town or my neighborhood
00:34:45.220
And they'll say, you know, and, and perhaps if we pursue this new policy, it will, it will
00:34:50.040
benefit our, our town and we can get, uh, you know, a better hospital or better doctors
00:34:55.220
or attract some, some better, uh, some better businesses that we, that we like.
00:34:59.420
But this is a wholly separate origin of the, the breadth of a, of a political coalition,
00:35:08.260
because you're talking about a new generation almost groomed for mediocrity because they
00:35:15.760
only know this politics of destruction, this politics of tearing things down, this politics
00:35:24.240
And by the way, you see this a lot in postmodernism because they're always trying to deconstruct
00:35:31.020
Well, the problem is when you're deconstructing everything and you, so you, you, you actually
00:35:34.460
see this in art as well, I guess is, uh, is an interesting thing to note because they're
00:35:39.380
constantly deconstructing the greater art that was made before them, but they're not
00:35:48.900
It is fundamentally a, a, a destructive impulse.
00:35:52.520
And what's interesting, you know, you, you mentioned about the, the sort of, um, what you
00:35:56.560
might call like the, the do good as the people who get involved, say it like a kind of middle
00:36:00.440
level, uh, people from, from sort of good backgrounds who, who have high ideals.
00:36:05.220
I mean, their motivation is interesting, but it's, I think it's separate from the fundamental
00:36:09.960
motivations of the masses, which are, which are based in resentment.
00:36:14.180
Now, early on then, you know, in, in the, in the early 20th century of the Russian revolution,
00:36:19.500
then the main, the main motivations, the main, the main sort of motivation that, that, uh,
00:36:26.340
united this, this coalition of the fringes was economic in a sense, or the main status
00:36:31.460
But as, as the 20th century has progressed, then actually economic class has become less
00:36:39.160
And what we have instead is we have, we have biology.
00:36:42.400
So we have a new kind of coalition of the fringes that is formed from people who are
00:36:49.060
united by basically their rebellion against the facts of biology in, in certain fundamental
00:36:57.020
So, you know, that is why maybe the most radical foot soldiers now of this, of this sort of Leninist
00:37:04.660
revolution that that's ongoing are transgenders and people who are people who are, you know,
00:37:11.760
so unhappy in their skin or that they're actually willing to, to, you know, to have radical surgery
00:37:18.600
It's a, it's a very, it's a very, very complicated, um, sort of, uh, phenomenon the way that this
00:37:24.800
has changed, I think over, over the last 100 years, but fundamentally the same motivating
00:37:29.720
forces underlie it, it's this same sort of gathering together of, of, of fringe groups
00:37:36.780
together in order to pursue a policy of, of, of vengeance, a policy of political vengeance.
00:37:42.680
And that is, that is absolutely, absolutely what is going on today.
00:37:46.960
And that is absolutely what unites all of these leftist groups is their hatred and their
00:37:55.100
And even if that means not constructing anything on top of it, because maybe they're not even
00:38:00.300
capable of doing that, but they want to see the world burn.
00:38:04.860
And, and, and you, you never see this, you never see a successful version of one of these
00:38:09.680
They just sort of coast until they run out of money from the Russian treasury or whatever
00:38:15.560
So it's also interesting that the people who do well, their highest value isn't competence
00:38:25.520
It's actually loyalty, loyalty to the regime, loyalty to the party, loyalty to the revolution.
00:38:35.200
Well, inherently the most loyal people would be the ones who most have no ability to achieve
00:38:43.620
success, any modicum of success anywhere else in society.
00:38:47.200
And I make the joke of looking at the Biden administration, but it, it, it really is instructive.
00:38:52.940
If we look at the Biden administration, dude, look at these people like Pete Buttigieg and
00:38:56.560
Rachel Levine and all of these, these clowns, this absolute circus that's up there, uh, you
00:39:02.380
know, bringing in Dylan Mulvaney and, and, and all of this stuff.
00:39:05.480
And, and the question, you know, we had to scratch our heads saying, well, how could all of
00:39:09.580
But, but actually it's part of an agenda because the, the more fringe you are, the more useful
00:39:21.540
I mean, it's, it's not, it's not insanity actually, when you look at it from the perspective of
00:39:27.040
this, uh, coalition of the fringes, it's actually perfectly sane.
00:39:30.940
I mean, they, they are, they are promoting exactly the people you would promote if you, if
00:39:35.680
what you wanted was undying loyalty, because ultimately you are, if you are the leader,
00:39:42.220
you are the one who can give them what they want, which is power and the ability to lord
00:39:47.960
it over people who previously were lording it over them.
00:39:54.440
I mean, this isn't, uh, the, the left hasn't lost its mind.
00:39:58.400
The left is, the left is being totally rational in, in pursuing its, um, its interests along this
00:40:07.160
I always try to explain this to people on the right, because every single day I hear someone
00:40:11.940
will send me a message or I'll get a text or whatever it is.
00:40:21.380
And through the, this lens in the, the coalition, the fringes lens, it is, it is predictive.
00:40:29.120
And it is in fact, it is in fact a way for people to actually predict and, and predate
00:40:36.000
what will happen, what will come forward, because it's exactly, exactly an agenda that
00:40:41.160
we've seen from Marxists and Leninists for over two centuries.
00:40:47.740
All right, Jack, we're back live final segment here.
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The book is Unhumans, the secret history of communist revolutions and how to crush them.
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One of the things that we talk about in the book in terms of prescriptions for, for doing
00:41:31.460
something about this is something the right is also terrible at.
00:41:34.340
And that's called presenting a viable competing vision, a viable competing vision for what the
00:41:42.720
world should look like, what the countries should like, look like, what the West should look
00:41:47.540
And I've noticed that there's been this huge controversy lately over the phrase, and I tweet
00:41:55.820
And the reason to do that is number one, because I believe it, but, but it's also kind of become
00:42:02.620
And it's, it's very strange because people seem to have forgotten that Western civilization
00:42:06.280
civilization is still a majority Christian civilization.
00:42:12.020
Why is it that we are being told that this phrase itself is, is, is, is somehow bigoted,
00:42:18.340
that it's not only, not only is it intolerant, but that it's racist.
00:42:22.080
Why is this phrase so, uh, so terrifying to people?
00:42:25.640
Yeah, it's, it's, it's a strange one, isn't it?
00:42:29.060
I mean, it's not like it's like Christ is King is a controversial statement within the
00:42:35.200
I mean, Christ is King, uh, Christ is King of the world.
00:42:38.920
And, um, you know, that, that, that, that goes without saying, and that is a, but that
00:42:43.760
is a motif that, you know, you see throughout the Bible and, and also throughout Christian
00:42:48.460
history and iconography and, and art and, and, and everything that is, there's kind of
00:42:53.400
Christianity for the last- It's actually, um, in, in the Bible, it's, there, it's, it's
00:42:57.120
an interesting bookend because it's the, the three wise men, the Magi referred to Jesus
00:43:05.060
And then it's also on the crucifix, Good Friday, um, you know, I N R I, Jesus of Nazareth, King
00:43:13.260
So it's, it's at his birth and his death, he's both referred to as a King.
00:43:18.500
So it's, it's not like this is some strange, um, sort of, um, imposition from, imposition
00:43:24.860
from the, from the world of politics or anything like that.
00:43:27.620
But what I, what I think fundamentally we're, we're talking about again, to go back to what
00:43:32.180
we were saying in the previous segment, this is about inversion.
00:43:43.260
America's people have up until this moment been overwhelmingly, you know, majority
00:43:49.480
Um, so I think because it is, because it represents, it represents the great power of America's
00:43:56.940
It represents the, you know, it, it stands atop the, the sort of, uh, you know, America's
00:44:03.500
history and, and America's ideals and values, et cetera.
00:44:06.600
Then it is, uh, it's, it's something that, that I think scares the left.
00:44:11.220
It scares, um, it scares the opponents of, um, of America, of America's sort of true history
00:44:18.200
and true destiny because it is like you say, it's a, it's a fundamental, it's a positive
00:44:22.780
vision and there aren't many positive visions going around these days.
00:44:27.480
And so those that are going around that do still have power, that do still have the ability
00:44:33.120
to galvanize large numbers of people and unite them in, in service of a, of a greater cause
00:44:39.240
than themselves have to be degraded, have to be driven from the public square because
00:44:44.580
they are, um, because they represent a threat to the, to the coalition of the fringes and,
00:44:51.620
And we, we actually, um, uh, we had it in the intro of the show at one point is one of
00:45:00.700
And then, uh, it's also in the, in the recent CPAC, you know, freak out at me, the micro
00:45:05.000
revolution that was launched at me, that, uh, when I held up the rosary, you know, and
00:45:09.680
of course me holding up the rosary, I said, I said, we're going to replace democracy with
00:45:17.160
And I think there's also a piece of it too, where a lot of people have believed that,
00:45:22.280
you know, when I say Christ is King, that means King of me, that means King of myself.
00:45:26.880
That means I shouldn't actually go out and take this into the world.
00:45:30.880
I shouldn't actually try to apply this to others because to do so would be, would be
00:45:36.060
wrong for some reason, but that's not how the left behaves.
00:45:39.900
And in fact, this sort of learned helplessness is totally, totally a historical.
00:45:46.140
This is a new phenomenon and no group in the world ever believed this.
00:45:57.200
And I think what you have to, to remember, you have to understand, you know, communism and
00:46:01.800
leftism as arising out of, out of the, out of romanticism, out of, um, the French revolution
00:46:12.640
And there is that kind of, um, you know, no gods, no Kings, that sort of, uh, attitude
00:46:21.520
And I think the, the specter of, uh, of, uh, some kind of superordinate force that stands
00:46:27.720
over people and, and, um, is in judgment of them and guides their actions is, is a threat
00:46:35.300
because it, because it actually suggests that actually there's something, you know, men
00:46:45.440
Actually, there's something else beyond men that is, that is guiding them.
00:46:50.560
They want to, they want to sever, uh, man's connection to, to, um, to any kind of force greater
00:46:59.880
And, um, so that, that I think is why, yes, it is a form of learned helplessness.
00:47:04.780
I think you're alone in the world fundamentally in, uh, in this sort of communist view of,
00:47:10.700
of the world, even though of course it, you know, places great emphasis on the collectivity,
00:47:14.720
the community, nevertheless, you are alone in the world because you are cut off from the
00:47:22.100
Well, and the, and the revolution becomes the divine and the transcendent.
00:47:26.120
So it's, it's not so much that they don't have a, a belief system.
00:47:32.860
That's why, that's why their art is so terrible.
00:47:36.220
That's why their, their architecture and buildings look so absolutely ridiculous because as you
00:47:41.680
say, they have no connection and they sever their own connection from anything transcendent,
00:47:46.320
from anything divine or spiritual in any way this, or, or they have the spirituality of,
00:47:51.660
you know, sort of these like, these like hippie type things, um, that really go out there.
00:47:56.120
Raw Egg Nationalist, where can, we've only got about a minute left.
00:47:58.900
Where can people go to follow you to get your writings and get access to everything you're
00:48:12.140
Uh, we've got a, a fully physical first edition of the magazine coming out in April.
00:48:17.700
Uh, it's dropping next month and you can order that from passage dot press.
00:48:21.620
Um, but I've got a sub stack as well, raw egg stack dot com, where you can read some of
00:48:32.060
Also like your telegram feed, by the way, I got to say, I got some, got some, you've got
00:48:35.800
a lot more followers on there than I think you realize.
00:48:38.920
Ladies and gentlemen, as always, you have my permission.
00:48:49.300
So I'm jumping on my computer going to pre-order town.