Florian Geyer is joined by three members of the Lithuanian Direct Action Nationalist Group, SkiBass (S.H.I.E.L.D. in Lithuanian) to discuss the history of the nationalist movement in Lithuania.
01:07:33.480Yeah, we have two axis political system, so we are above that, we are the third axis, we are like fascism united with futurism, so that's what best describes us.
01:09:28.180So we took all of that, so we took all of that, I mean, we're united in the struggle internationally, and so we ought to share information as well as material as much as we are able to help one another.
01:11:43.260So we kind of base our ideas on it, but still, you are right about the reconstruction of identity, because that is one of the key points of fascism, modernization of ethnic culture in order for it to be able to fight global pop culture.
01:12:05.960So, of course, all identities need constant modernization in order to be relevant and to survive the globalized environment.
01:12:22.360So this is why futurism is quite important for us.
01:12:26.820You know, you cannot be stuck in your ethnic culture ways.
01:12:35.740And, you know, this is what we do as a group, and this is on what we base our activities on, these new aesthetics.
01:12:46.100And it's a completely new way to reach out to people, because we reach many people that have not been reached by any sort of radical political idea before.
01:13:05.140And these aesthetics, this modern outlook, lets us do that.
01:13:11.220This is also what separates us from all the traditionalists who have a stigma of being stuck in the Stone Age.
01:13:22.240It's really, really interesting that you're pointing this out, and this is something that I've been thinking a lot to myself.
01:13:27.060And this is what I like to see with, like, the neo-fascist movement, really, is the fact that we have thrown these old notions of, like, what we can only refer to as Hollywood Nazism into the garbage bin.
01:13:44.280Now I'm referring to, like, the fact that we've finally dealt with the, you know, neo-Nazi skinhead culture, and we have reformed it into something new, like a new youth movement, if you will, of young white Aryan men.
01:14:00.960To finally, you know, to finally, you know, redefine the intercultural aspect of our movement.
01:14:08.760And find something that can truly unify and fascinate people besides, you know, oil skinhead music and stuff like that.
01:14:17.800So the fact that we've, that people like you guys are finally giving the movement a fresh breath of air, if you will, that will truly entice young people into joining up and realize that, yeah, we need to kill faggots, Jews, and niggers.
01:14:37.220In a purely metaphorical sense, of course.
01:14:40.900Yes, we need to kill their ideological movements.
01:14:43.340Yeah, not physically, I mean, not literally, but, you know, it's just a prank, guys. Don't worry about it.
01:14:52.440Yeah, of course. Mysterium Fashi is, of course, never endorses direct political violence, because that would be against the law, and we don't break the law.
01:15:13.340So, yeah, and I think that this is something very fascinating, and certainly it might be of profit to have one of you men back on when we discuss the aspect of futurism more broadly, not only as it pertains to North America, but to the world in general.
01:15:25.400Because I think that this kind of dynamism, and this understanding that, you know, we are in a new era, and we have to hold on to the principles that work, but they're going to be applied in a new way, I think is critical.
01:15:38.420And we, as you say, you know, we can't be the dinosaurs in front of the comet, we have to adapt without changing our principles.
01:17:42.300One of the key, how should I put it, like, things that we try to do in real life is to encourage our guys to start creating art in some way.
01:18:02.820We have Itotaz here, who makes all the videos.
01:18:43.300Yeah, so shoot us a link to any of the material you'd like to propagate, and of course, we'll let you do a shout-out at the end.
01:18:49.060So what would you say is your goal, if you had to say, what's the purpose of SkiDAS, just to promote Lithuanian nationalism, or do you have any specific agenda that you want to implement?
01:19:05.140Yeah, it's too early to talk about this sort of official agenda for now.
01:19:14.100Yeah, because being a small nation, people are much more afraid, you know?
01:19:29.720At this point in reality, if something happens, like somebody puts up racist stickers somewhere, there's nobody to blame but us for the media.
01:19:50.680So, like, we're the lone group that does something semi-officially.
01:20:00.300I mean, so for now, we just want more people, so we wouldn't get this kind of heat on just a few members that do artistic things, you know?
01:20:14.540I understand. Certainly, it must be a completely different circumstance in Lithuania than it is in anywhere else.
01:20:23.940I mean, just because of the size of the country, it's really incredible to think about.
01:20:26.980So, you know, what are your – so you said that you don't really have an agenda and that you're focused on forming your group, and that's, you know, quite fair enough and all well and good.
01:20:40.780But do you have any, you know, activities or demonstrations that you engage in?
01:20:44.900You know, how large are you guys, and what are your plans for the future aside from general growth?
01:20:50.240Yeah, we have a few marches that we are planning to engage in annually.
01:20:58.160The first one is the February 16th march, which is to commemorate the Lithuanian independence, which happened in 1918.
01:21:14.680The second is March 11th march, which was the one where the National Action Guides came to support us.
01:21:29.560It celebrates a restoration of Lithuanian independence in 1991.
01:21:35.600So, yeah, we have these two marches, and, well, the most basic of our activities are just, you know, gatherings of our lads and sharing all kinds of information.
01:21:54.320And we have discussions, and, you know, I try to give some sort of, like, political lectures, if you can call them.
01:22:10.040Because, yeah, I've been studying political science at university, so I guess I know a bit more than other guys.
01:22:19.680So, yeah, I try to, we try to talk about political theory and philosophy.
01:22:31.660Yeah, that you base your political ideas not on domestic things, not on earnings, not on money, but on philosophical dogmas.
01:22:44.880So, with that being said, you guys are waging a, like, this is really a thing I think a lot of things do, but you guys are kind of running a cultural war, aren't you?
01:22:58.760You are, like, putting on some flames to the gasoline, if you will, in terms of cultural understanding, right?
01:23:06.760You are kind of, like, trying to shatter the old dogmatic idea of, you know, leftist egalitarianism.
01:23:14.380Isn't that kind of what you're doing with, like, your radical, you know, neo-asthetic approach?
01:23:23.700My idea is that Lithuanian history itself has been reconstructed by liberals so badly that all the people need reminding what actually happened.
01:23:36.200The June uprising that I mentioned that Lithuanians indeed fought on the Axis side and not against the Axis is very important for people to learn because usually the liberals twist this idea and try to undermine the role of Lithuanians.
01:24:00.860Because the fact that Lithuania itself had a coup d'etat and these pseudo-fascists came to power and constructed our identity.
01:24:12.820Yeah, this is a cultural struggle, if I can say so, that we want to fight.
01:24:20.220And it's all about intellectualism for now and teaching the kids our history and how our history should be, you know, constructed in the future.
01:24:32.500And speaking about the global level, I should put out that our artwork, our memes, our videos, we are waging a war against the global liberal agenda.
01:24:47.380Because in the local level, yeah, our mission is really what it is, what Jurgi said.
01:24:55.600But on the global level, we are helping the foreign nationalists to man up and put up the pen and do the cultural warfare on their end.
01:25:09.100So we are like doing local but thinking globally.
01:25:13.880Yeah, yeah, that's true, what you made forth of sentiments.
01:25:22.360That is, whatever we do on whatever minuscule scale, right?
01:25:27.680When you, as a politically active fascist, are setting up propaganda, making a statement against the cultural decadence of the West,
01:25:39.340whenever you're doing the most minuscule of things, like attacking the most, what normal people would think to be minuscule of institutions of the current liberal decadent regime,
01:25:52.720the smallest of these things is a giant blow in the struggle that we are so deeply inclined in for the one true notion of total Aryan victory.
01:26:06.800When that is clear to people, that every institution that we attack, every leftist we make shit blood because they're so blood or butthurt about our sentiments,
01:39:57.120And in regards to the story in Bulgaria, the only way, the reason the story was broken is because all of these volunteer doctors were saying to international organizations, we're tired of stitching up people's assholes.
01:40:52.720And, I mean, if you think about it, if you think about it, you know, liberalism's love of homosexuality kind of goes hand in hand with the multiculturalist agenda of including Islamist ideas in our world.
01:42:58.580Now, I actually read something that's very relevant about this by Vladimir Jelosky.
01:43:05.560And he said that this insane drive for knowledge, for knowledge's sake, you know, intellectualism for intellectual's sake, is little agnosticism.
01:45:59.920Because it would be better to kill a child in the womb and not expose it to the sufferings of living as an enslaved spirit in the material world than to allow it to come to term.
01:46:07.940Then we have the Heres of the Nicolaites.
01:50:42.180The conservative and the, quote-unquote, you know, parliamentarian right-winger is just a left-wing who's like 10 years behind in the rhetorical status quo.
01:51:04.680There's no, and I say again, no reactionary means whatsoever in any of our current parliamentarian parties who's actually willing to crack the back of the leftist filth.
01:51:26.900This, if this isn't a sign of the times, I don't know what it is.
01:51:31.360Okay, so headline from the Washington Times.
01:51:36.240OSU, that's Ohio State University, I believe.
01:51:40.420OSU Group says, terrorist wrongly killed claims justice can't come, quote, from a cop's bullet, end quote.
01:51:53.780Activists at Ohio State University held a protest this week that framed the killing of Abdul Razak Ali Artan during his ongoing terror attack as unjustified.
01:52:04.86011 students were injured November the 28th when Mr. Artan turned his car into a weapon.
01:52:12.400The Somali immigrant and logistics management student.
01:52:16.960Seriously, there's degrees in logistics management?
01:54:31.940Oh, well, you know, they're just, you know, Muslims can't be racist because they've been oppressed, okay, and it's not a racial group, okay?
01:54:55.420Didn't he have power, didn't he have power when he was wielding that vehicle into a mass of white people and wielding power as he was carrying a knife, something, a privilege the others didn't have?
01:55:09.900Okay, that's, you have to ignore that, okay, please.
01:55:15.900Delete this, delete this now, delete this now.
01:55:25.680If you can read this poster, you can read books.
01:55:32.540Okay, I'm going to cover one more news story, and then I think we're going to wrap it up because I think we're getting to our show limit here.
01:55:46.720Corporate giant Capita replaces staff with automatons.
01:55:49.660Outsourcing giant Capita is to sack 2,000 staff and replace them with robots, and a move some fear will be repeated across the economy, leading to more than 1 million job losses.
01:56:02.240The FTSE 100 listed firm, which collects the BBC license fee, that is to say the television tax, and provides services for the NHS, said it needed to axe 2,000 jobs to save money due to poor trading with corporate clients.
01:56:17.420It said it would use the money it saved to fund investment into robotic workers across the whole company, according to The Guardian.
01:56:22.320And I mean, I could go on, but usually the first couple of lines of these stories sum everything up.
01:56:28.660I mean, this is a subject that we've covered before on the show, actually, you know, having to deal with transhumanism and the automatization of labor.
01:56:36.820You know, and that's, what's going to happen is that the automatization of labor, the roboticization of labor, will in no way, absolutely zero ways, help the worker.
01:56:52.080What it will do is it will serve to further concentrate capital in the hands of the oligarchs, the Jews, basically.
01:57:00.500You know, it just, I described this scenario before.
01:57:05.960What they want, essentially, is they want nobody living in rural areas.
01:57:10.520They want all of the farms and the factories worked by robots, okay, with one or two, you know, trustworthy, you know, party members who manage them, okay, and repair them when they break down.
01:57:23.860Yeah, it's replacing God's image with man's image, the machine, the robot.
01:57:38.360Don't you know, individuality is very toxic.
01:57:41.180I mean, but when individuality, by the same means, actually benefits the structure of economics, well, then it's good to be a healthy individual with a very, very particular taste of consumerism.
01:57:53.160But, God forbid, oh, God, if you dare to step outside of the lines of the liberal mediocrity, yeah, how dare you?
01:58:20.060Yeah, and the obvious in-game is to reduce the vast majority of the world population to welfare dependency, basically, to the mass proletariat of 1984.
01:59:56.580If you have something you want to contribute, if you want to come on the show, you have a suggestion for a guest, any of these things, we'd love to hear from you.
02:00:03.480What we're trying to do is, you know, we're all in this together.
02:00:05.720It's not an elite of us, you know, content creators versus the mass of consumers.
02:00:10.440I mean, we do this because we are you.
02:00:13.060You know, and we love you, and we want you to prosper because you're our people.
02:00:17.460And so anything that you think would further this aim, this goal of creating better, spiritually healthy, more active, radical fascist youth, and not just youth, but people, we'd be more than welcome to hear from you.
02:00:35.720And so, with that, I'm Florian Geyer, your host.
02:00:40.260Thank you very much for joining us, Ave Maria.
02:00:43.500Today on the show, joining me was Doc Savage.
02:00:46.740Doc, thank you very much for coming on.