The problem with brown folks is that we breed like rats. We outbreed white people and have more babies than anyone else in the history of civilizations. The problem is, we don't have enough of them. We need to stop breeding like rats to keep pace with the population growth.
00:01:52.000Some white women, you know, the Western civilization women, the pure women, the American women, quote unquote, the Rust Belt women, the real women, they like some of us brown folks.
00:02:24.000That's why you have rape and gang rape problems in your countries and any countries where you become a significant portion of the population.
00:02:31.000The good news is we have studies on these.
00:02:34.000They did a cross-gender study where they had men rate women and women rate men of different races, right?
00:02:41.000So when men were rating females, the most attractive were Asian women and the least attractive were black.
00:02:46.000When women were rating males, the most attractive were black and the least attractive were Asian, which includes, of course, places like India.
00:02:52.000And I know that South Asian, there aren't many studies that specifically rate women on Indian men because it would be embarrassing.
00:03:01.000But according to OKCupid, Indian men are the least successful.
00:03:35.000And the reason they can consider that game is because the women can't say no and they have no recourse.
00:03:41.000So it's true, they outbreed white people.
00:03:44.000Thanks again, those on the left who said we had an overpopulation problem and value material goods, you know, like Uma Thurman's daughter, thank you left.
00:03:52.000And they say, they come here and by the way, your women want us.
00:03:59.000Of people intentionally not only undermining our country through policy, but again, birth rates.
00:04:04.000If the left, if you followed the left's prescription from, let's just say, the 90s through today, you'd bring in as many people from these other nations as you could possibly fit as quickly as you could bring them in.
00:04:19.000Accelerated, of course, in Barack Obama from Islamic countries.
00:04:22.000American families, white working American families, would have no children.
00:04:28.000They would downsize, move to tiny homes, and we would end up being little Bangladesh.
00:04:33.000If you were to follow the prescription of the left, you would have no more United States of America.
00:04:37.000And you can see that through policy, like the census, by the way, they changed that rule to count illegal aliens.
00:04:42.000They, by the way, Democrat politicians, they had a new H-1B bill to double the current H-1B cap.
00:04:49.000And it was introduced by, surprise, Raja Krishnamurti.
00:05:16.000You also have Islam, and this is antithetical to the United States because the problem is that a lot of Americans and thinking that we're conserving liberty, and we should.
00:07:10.000And in the form that it must come is that this empire, the American empire, that's been hurting our people since the beginning, the imperial Western powers that have been hurting our people since the beginning, they must fall.
00:07:20.000And inshallah, inshallah, they will fall.
00:07:46.000For some reason, it's only with modern Christian society that you're able to broadcast with a camera using electricity and polymers and petroleum products creating prescription lenses as well as your silly terrorist Enrique Iglesias equivalent hat and insulation in your jacket so that you can withstand the colds as opposed to crawl into a camel like some terroristic Luke Skywalker.
00:08:09.000Tucker Carlson and Pierce Morgan actually kind of, and I think people are misrepresenting this, but certainly downplayed this threat in their conversation more than I would have liked to see.
00:08:20.000But there's a very lovely, quaint notion being built up in the United States, driven by people like Tommy Robinson here.
00:10:59.000Almost to the point of, I mean, I say this, you know, sort of not really, but getting closer to mirroring the nations from which these people fled.
00:11:32.000Guys, literally five minutes before my audition, I was walking around the corner in Oxford Circus, and this guy just looks at me and like targets me and fing hits me and like I'm like against the wall.
00:12:34.000I'm saying that gutturally, it's worse to see a mongrel who has no business being in that country in the first place, but is there by design from a master plan from the left.
00:12:45.000Just like, are you saying it's worse that Zarutska was killed by a black man?
00:12:51.000Well, I am because it's by design where a man was released 14 times in the name of equity.
00:12:58.000You know what you heard, Uma Thurman's daughter, who gleefully celebrated abortion, said that she's there to fight for equity.
00:13:05.000Now, of course, she lives in a wealthy area and she's protected, but equity just means that, think of this.
00:13:12.000If you try and ensure equity across races, cultures, religions in a place like the United States or Europe, you're just equalizing crap.
00:13:22.000You're bringing us down to that level.
00:13:24.000Yeah, it's worse because they had no business being here in the first place.
00:13:28.000No one's saying you can eradicate all crime.
00:18:19.000And they will draw your heart away and you will worship their gods and you will be like them.
00:18:25.000Now, listen, that doesn't just mean like a cultural thing.
00:18:28.000I understand the implications there were far greater in who they served, but the principle is consistent.
00:18:35.000If you start bringing in people who do not have any interest in being like you, Islamists or Indians who celebrate Diwali and all that other stuff and the Indian gods, you will become like them.
00:18:47.000They will take you away from the culture and the God that this culture was founded on in the first place.
00:18:54.000That is a story that the ending never changes.
00:19:20.000And I don't know if it's this leftist, like compassion, kind of this fake compassion mentality that's kind of driving us this direction or not.
00:19:27.000But Donald Tusk in Poland, he's a leftist and he gets it.
00:19:31.000They even have leftists that understand that they are not going to do that.
00:19:34.000In the United States, like we have just gotten to a point where we have to say, and this point was probably 20 years ago, but we have to say, no, no, we're not doing this anymore.
00:20:09.000But we didn't have anywhere near the number of people from India and Bangladesh and Pakistan.
00:20:15.000Then, so our biggest problem was we want people to speak the language.
00:20:18.000And for some reason, we never had an official language, even though they do in these other countries, including India, by the way, English on that list.
00:20:37.000Culturally, the way that you live your life day to day, the basic interactions, how you court members of the opposite sex, how you treat them afterward, what your schools look like, what your stores look like, the amount of trash on your roads.
00:21:00.000It's not just a language anymore because we really were talking mainly about Latin Americans at one point in time.
00:21:06.000Now, since the world has become a much smaller place with modern technology and transportation, our starting off point needs to be not, okay, they should speak the language.
00:21:24.000The conversation needs to start off with: this is what America is.
00:21:28.000This is what it looks like, sounds like, feels like, smells like.
00:21:34.000And we're only bringing in people, if anyone, who add to that.
00:21:39.000And our first priority is to serve and obviously encourage and uplift those who are already here to ensure that it continues to look, sound, smell, feel like that.
00:23:32.000I just was wondering how we got on this conversation.
00:23:35.000Speaking of rats, the Muppet Christmas, I just watched the Muppet Christmas Carol with my kids this weekend, and it's still the best rendition of Christmas Carol.
00:23:41.000Yeah, there's a great line in there where Rizzo the Rat and Gonzo, they're like the narrators.
00:23:45.000And they're looking back, you know, the old memory of Scrooge where he was lonely.
00:23:48.000And he goes, rats don't understand these things.
00:27:06.000What happens when the emerging Muslim-run American cities adopt Sharia law and are confronted by the lefty feminist protesters?
00:27:14.000Well, the lefty feminist protesters won't be there just like Code Pink was not there to protest Barack Obama, even though there are more drone strikes than ever in American history, as I remember.
00:27:54.000I think the lefty feminists too, Josh.
00:27:56.000I think I agree with that, but I also think that they run into the arms of anything other than the patriarchal, like conservative white guys.
00:28:06.000They just hate anything other than white guys.
00:28:08.000Like, you're running from the thing that's actually trying to protect you, by the way, into the arms of the thing that has no qualms about stoning you to death.
00:28:16.000And their problem is that they can't say something about a general culture or a general thing about a whole culture.
00:28:55.000No, but this is also why women weren't allowed to not only vote, but women in churches, because it was men, it was their job to protect, and by the way, with their lives, protect their women.
00:29:06.000And the exchange, the agreement was, so you are submissive to the men who put their lives in the line.
00:29:13.000So because you don't know the threats.
00:30:50.000There are exceptions, but as a voting bloc, that is reality.
00:30:54.000And that's why men were designated to protect, provide, because they can understand the threats.
00:31:01.000He who faces the threats or he who is tasked with facing the threats gets to determine what is an actual threat.
00:31:09.000And instead now, people who have no risk of having to face the threats themselves whatsoever, women as a voting bloc, vote to increase the threat.
00:31:31.000Well, on the subject, I suppose, a follow-up.
00:31:33.000CF 1982 asks, what do you guys think is going to be the turning point for liberal women to understand that Islam will destroy their way of life, forcing hijabs and enacting Sharia law or what?
00:31:47.000It'll either be, look, it'll either be men need to step in and say enough of this and assume their rightful role as leaders, protectors, providers, or will be conquered.
00:32:01.000And women will welcome that with open arms.
00:33:39.000I guarantee you, she wouldn't say, well, yeah, obviously we need to, as someone who wants LGBTQ, in other words, she would be consistent if she, as somebody who wants to preserve LGBTQ representation, I obviously think that we need to have strong and not bring in cultures that deeply revile and actually not just disagree with us, but want to execute us.
00:35:32.000I'm more liberal on this stuff than you are, but I 100% agree with that.
00:35:35.000Well, because even when people say like burning the flag, which isn't necessarily protected, but someone can be burning the flag and saying, I love America.
00:36:26.000Even if you're born here, death to America or prison for treason, I guess, at that point, not deported, just prison for treason.
00:36:34.000I think saying death to America with a chant, especially with a group of people, I mean, you could almost put that under the grounds, too, of a subversive militia, of an anti-American, you know.
00:37:49.000That's personally, but you, personally, right?
00:37:52.000But as a country, the country's job, right?
00:37:54.000Is the church's job, put it this way, is the church's job to enact immigration policy?
00:38:00.000No, you get mad when they house refugees, right?
00:38:03.000Is it the government's job to determine the church?
00:38:05.000No, they're separate for a reason, and they're separate because of our Christian principles in this country.
00:38:11.000They're separate in order to preserve our godly nature, our faith here in the United States, as we have been trying to do since its founding.
00:38:18.000So it's not the church's job, church's job, son of a bitch.
00:38:22.000It's not the church's job to determine immigration policy any more than it's the federal government's job to determine your baptism policy.
00:38:31.000I love that churches do missions trips.
00:38:41.000Feed the homeless, clothe the homeless.
00:38:43.000But I would also say you are walking down a dangerous path of being guilted through this idea of compassion as a Christian, as though somehow that's antithetical to a strong national policy.
00:38:58.000And as a matter of fact, I will say with Nick Fuentes has even said that Americanism is antithetical to Catholicism, which I probably would like to ask him about.
00:39:06.000And Protestantism is unique to the United States, right?
00:39:10.000That's a big part of it because before we even deal with the Catholic Church, the Church of England were like, no, no, people are going to be free to practice their faith.
00:39:18.000And they were largely addressing denominations, whether Presbyterianity, Methodism.
00:39:22.000It wasn't like, yeah, oh, yeah, by the way, you can.
00:39:52.000Somebody said that once, and you should have just gone with that.
00:39:55.000Really quickly, I don't know where the, this is why I kind of addressed the story of the Canaanite thing earlier on.
00:40:01.000I'm wondering where people are getting it from.
00:40:03.000Like as a pastor, I would be curious where in scripture you're seeing a challenge with having conservative values on protecting the borders and not bringing people into the country that want to subvert this country and being limited on immigration, especially while things are difficult here for a lot of people.
00:40:18.000Like I would really want to see that because I'm hearing this argument more and more and more.
00:40:34.000Well, also, if you look at early missions, like even if you want to use the conquistadors as an example, you know, the spread of Christianity, where a lot of the time it was just word of mouth.
00:40:41.000And then sometimes, you know, there are some battles fought.
00:40:44.000But the idea was offering them, right, evangelizing, offering them the good news as well as the rule book.
00:42:19.000And whether you're a Methodist or you're a Presbyterian or you're an Anglican, which a lot of you know them as Episcopalian now, that was the basis of it.
00:42:27.000And when you remove that, you remove what's central.
00:42:32.000And so when people said it is true to say that, well, America isn't like Japan, the United States, where the Japanese people, deeply proud of their race of people.
00:42:43.000The same thing with, I mean, a multitude of nations where they identify as a race of people.
00:42:48.000You can't definitively say that in the United States.
00:42:50.000You can say white, but white itself is already sort of a mix of different white people.
00:42:55.000That's true, especially just because the country is relatively young.
00:42:59.000So it is true to say, well, our culture is not like Japan or like China, you know, people who actually tried to conquer their area of the world to establish a superior pan-Pacific race.
00:43:10.000But we did have a culture, and the culture was predicated on what you would know as white Christendom.
00:44:02.000And what united largely white people, mostly white people, was our Christianity.
00:44:09.000And by the way, anyone who was brought into this country, even for example, if you look at a lot of the Chinese with the railroads who were brought in, and of course, slaves, like we still were proselytizing.
00:44:18.000We still, number one priority was to make sure that this was a deeply Christian nation because we understood that this couldn't have a fabric that would hold together without that.
00:44:28.000And so when people say, well, it's now not really a Christian culture, well, the truth is then you don't really have an answer as to what American culture is.
00:44:36.000American culture is a largely white but deeply Christian culture.
00:44:41.000It was a culture that recognized our founding documents, recognized rights granted by God and designed government around protecting them, meaning government doesn't grant them.
00:44:53.000Government serves the function of protecting rights granted to us by God.
00:45:17.000You could even say that about Mexico in a lot of ways.
00:45:21.000There are countries in South America that deeply value their race of people, and they view the next South American country as some kind of subhuman, humanoid, I guess, whatever, whatever.
00:45:35.000They don't view them as the same Japanese and Chinese.
00:45:37.000Just look at what they think about it.
00:45:39.000Look at how they treated each other during their conflicts.
00:45:41.000They view them as subhuman because of their race.
00:45:44.000We viewed other worldviews and other cultures and other systems of government as absolutely, objectively inferior because they did not have central to their culture what we did, which was birthrights, rooted in natural rights, unalienable by God.
00:46:01.000And that's what created the culture of both law and order, which was undergirded by self-governance because of a deeply rooted faith, which allowed liberty to flourish.
00:46:13.000You couldn't have liberty without the law and order.
00:46:16.000You couldn't have liberty without self-governance.
00:46:18.000And when you remove self-governance, which can only be possible through the Christian faith and holding each other accountable in strong communities, when you remove the law and order, you will cease to have liberty.
00:46:29.000And that's where libertarians get it wrong.
00:46:32.000And this brings us back to why are we not allowed to have a culture?
00:46:34.000Well, that was always my problem with libertarians going, ah, whatever, it's good.
00:46:37.000Because it's all an economic argument.
00:47:12.000American culture was designed, was designed around law and order as recognized as a law and order, natural law by God, so that we could have liberty and self-governance.
00:47:22.000When you take that out, yeah, then you don't have a culture, which is why that is so important, which is why that moral undercurrent, whether you believe personally or not, is paramount.
00:47:35.000And I think we've seen this because not to the same degree, but Europe was still a certainly like places like England, largely Christian nations.
00:47:44.000When they abandoned that, when they sort of pulled that out, well, you can't fill a vacuum with secularism.