Mysterium Fasces

00:00:00.000 Thank you.

00:00:30.000 Thank you.

00:01:00.000 Mir ist Tschechen, der sich ihr bat.

00:01:05.240 Ich bin kommen an dir statt.

00:01:11.100 Da Gott männlich entrat.

00:01:14.580 Schöne Land, riech und Ehre,

00:01:33.140 zwar sich der noch an Gesäche.

00:01:41.220 So bist du's ihr aller Ehre.

00:01:47.260 Was ist Wundes hier Gesäche?

00:01:55.440 Dass ein Magd, ein Kind gebar,

00:02:05.180 ihre immer aller Hänge schar.

00:02:11.440 Was das nicht ein Wunder gab.

00:02:20.720 Schöne Land, riech und Ehre.

00:02:50.720 I'm honored to have so many prestigious names

00:02:54.880 and guests here with me today.

00:02:56.420 Joining me today, I've got my usually faithful co-host,

00:02:59.660 Nat Adjectives are for cowards,

00:03:01.620 Daymar.

00:03:02.160 Thank you, Nat.

00:03:03.480 It's a pleasure as always to be on.

00:03:05.580 Hail, Victory, fuck the kikes.

00:03:07.520 As you say, 100%.

00:03:08.860 And I've got as well, my regular contributor,

00:03:11.840 another very faithful and knowledgeable man,

00:03:13.620 Doc Savage.

00:03:14.120 Thank you, my friend.

00:03:17.260 Thank you, sir.

00:03:18.180 Christ is born.

00:03:19.320 Christ is born.

00:03:20.960 And now joining us for the first time on our show,

00:03:22.860 we've got a special guest by the name of Vass

00:03:24.980 from Atomwaffen.

00:03:26.460 Thank you for joining us, Vass.

00:03:28.680 Thank you for having me on.

00:03:29.860 Total Arian Victory.

00:03:31.420 As you say, it's a pleasure.

00:03:32.640 Hopefully we'll have you on in the future.

00:03:34.600 Now, returning to the show as a guest,

00:03:36.340 we've got Matt Heimbach,

00:03:37.460 chairman of the Traditionalist Workers' Party.

00:03:38.880 Thanks for coming on, Matt.

00:03:40.080 Hey, it's an honor to be here.

00:03:41.320 Everyone already took the great catchphrases,

00:03:43.300 so I'm just going to stick with Hail, Victory.

00:03:44.920 Hail, Victory.

00:03:45.540 As you say, well, it's eternal.

00:03:47.680 Tradition beats every trend.

00:03:49.220 And as our usual contributor,

00:03:52.860 everybody knows him,

00:03:54.320 Zyger.

00:03:55.560 Hey, it's a pleasure to be on, as always.

00:03:59.080 And returning for us the second time on the show

00:04:01.460 is our great patron,

00:04:05.500 the founder and editor of The Daily Stormer,

00:04:07.660 Andrew Engel.

00:04:08.300 Thanks for coming on, Andrew.

00:04:10.280 Great to be here.

00:04:11.740 Gas the Jews.

00:04:13.100 Gas the Jews.

00:04:14.500 So, we have today,

00:04:17.180 the subject of our show today

00:04:18.180 is going to be futurism.

00:04:19.480 More specifically, American futurism,

00:04:21.560 although we're going to touch on the subject

00:04:22.800 a little more at large.

00:04:24.920 Before we get into the meat and potatoes

00:04:26.940 of the episode,

00:04:28.320 obviously since I've been away,

00:04:30.180 you know, for three weeks,

00:04:31.200 a lot of stuff has transpired

00:04:32.540 on the far right or the alt-right.

00:04:35.120 You know, there's been kind of a lot of drama,

00:04:37.220 a lot of infighting,

00:04:38.400 you know, a lot of bullshit

00:04:39.440 as far as I'm concerned.

00:04:40.420 So, what I wanted to do

00:04:42.020 is to just take five minutes

00:04:43.840 and to kind of address this briefly

00:04:45.140 and maybe give some of our other guests

00:04:46.360 just a chance to speak on this.

00:04:48.140 So, now, we've got members here

00:04:49.140 on this panel assembled

00:04:49.980 from all corners of the far right.

00:04:51.760 And so, the fact that we're here

00:04:55.100 on this podcast,

00:04:55.940 we're organizing together,

00:04:57.020 I think is symbolic

00:04:58.100 of what I'm about to say.

00:05:00.480 And what I want to say

00:05:01.280 is that what unites us,

00:05:03.220 despite our differences,

00:05:04.580 our opinion,

00:05:05.820 our religion,

00:05:06.940 background,

00:05:07.700 ethnicity,

00:05:08.860 tactics,

00:05:09.600 is the world.

00:05:10.940 We see the world in the same way.

00:05:13.340 That world that we see

00:05:14.180 is the real world.

00:05:15.040 Because everybody,

00:05:16.680 everybody here

00:05:17.280 wants to know the truth

00:05:18.740 and they rigorously pursue it

00:05:20.660 even to the demise

00:05:21.780 of their own comfort.

00:05:23.300 And so, if you care about the truth,

00:05:25.340 you value the truth

00:05:26.180 above all other things,

00:05:27.400 and more than that,

00:05:28.200 you want to enact justice

00:05:29.700 based on the truth,

00:05:31.680 then you're welcome here.

00:05:33.100 And this worldview,

00:05:34.140 what we call

00:05:34.520 the fascist worldview,

00:05:35.380 whatever you'd like,

00:05:36.000 is completely non-negotiable.

00:05:37.680 If you're not here

00:05:38.540 with us with the worldview,

00:05:39.660 then there's a serious problem.

00:05:41.220 We're fundamentally

00:05:41.800 not on the same page.

00:05:43.060 But if you're with the worldview,

00:05:44.320 it doesn't matter

00:05:45.120 what, you know,

00:05:46.860 your differences in flavor

00:05:47.900 or tactic or technique is.

00:05:49.540 We're glad to march with you

00:05:50.860 arm in arm

00:05:51.480 to the final victory.

00:05:54.280 Basically, amen.

00:05:55.220 So I'd like to open it up

00:05:56.180 to any of the other guests here

00:05:57.140 if they'd like to add anything.

00:05:58.180 I feel like that's

00:05:58.660 a pretty pithy statement.

00:06:01.320 You really covered it.

00:06:02.760 You know,

00:06:03.000 as long as you agree

00:06:05.100 with our fundamental understanding

00:06:06.540 of the world,

00:06:07.040 then, you know,

00:06:08.080 we can all discuss things

00:06:09.280 and be civil.

00:06:10.500 It's only when people

00:06:11.460 pretend to be like us

00:06:12.680 when they're not

00:06:13.260 that, you know,

00:06:14.200 issues like we have

00:06:16.000 so often arise.

00:06:18.580 Yeah, the source of all,

00:06:21.000 you know,

00:06:21.400 this nonsense drama,

00:06:23.460 whatever it happens,

00:06:24.980 it's always the ego.

00:06:27.080 When people put their egos

00:06:28.580 in front of, you know,

00:06:30.620 our mission,

00:06:31.560 in front of the truth,

00:06:32.740 that's when you get

00:06:33.580 this nonsense.

00:06:34.860 So I think, yeah,

00:06:37.020 we all need to put

00:06:37.920 some things

00:06:38.700 before our own

00:06:40.840 gratification

00:06:41.700 and sometimes

00:06:43.080 a swallow

00:06:43.660 or pride

00:06:45.080 or, you know,

00:06:46.480 make sacrifices.

00:06:47.940 And if that's the case,

00:06:49.200 I think

00:06:49.580 we're not going to be

00:06:51.000 seeing so much

00:06:52.040 of this drama anymore.

00:06:52.920 So I hope that's what

00:06:54.360 happens.

00:06:56.960 I concur fundamentally.

00:06:58.080 I think it seems to be

00:06:59.500 getting refined.

00:07:01.620 I think the drama

00:07:02.380 is a refinement

00:07:04.200 of the movement

00:07:05.620 and of the message.

00:07:07.660 You know,

00:07:07.860 I mean,

00:07:08.140 every time it gets,

00:07:09.220 we get more on point

00:07:10.460 whenever there is drama.

00:07:12.400 It brings us closer

00:07:14.320 to, I think,

00:07:14.960 where we need to be.

00:07:15.920 So, you know,

00:07:17.820 it'll all work out.

00:07:18.660 Yeah, I agree.

00:07:22.320 And I think,

00:07:23.400 yeah,

00:07:24.580 I think that,

00:07:25.300 as the left says,

00:07:26.440 never waste a good crisis.

00:07:28.480 And I think the,

00:07:29.420 the two guiding principles

00:07:31.260 kind of coming back

00:07:32.340 to what defines

00:07:33.000 our worldview

00:07:33.420 are the 14 words

00:07:34.620 being the positive thing.

00:07:35.840 We need the final victory

00:07:36.880 for our race.

00:07:37.700 But secondarily

00:07:38.700 is we have to stop

00:07:39.840 these kikes

00:07:40.560 as Andrew Anglin

00:07:42.160 has so pithily

00:07:43.040 and well put it.

00:07:44.400 And if, you know,

00:07:45.920 whenever you think

00:07:47.080 about your actions

00:07:47.880 from a far-right perspective

00:07:49.240 or your political actions,

00:07:50.620 what you're doing

00:07:51.140 in the movement

00:07:51.540 when you're interacting

00:07:52.260 with somebody else,

00:07:53.340 think about it

00:07:53.960 through those two filters.

00:07:55.120 Does it save a race

00:07:56.040 or does it stop these kikes?

00:07:57.500 And if it doesn't do

00:07:58.220 either of those,

00:07:59.020 then you're doing

00:07:59.420 something very wrong.

00:08:02.160 Now,

00:08:02.680 I agree.

00:08:03.480 There we go.

00:08:03.700 I just wanted to say

00:08:04.620 real quick, Florian.

00:08:05.980 You know,

00:08:06.420 we saw in Chicago

00:08:08.140 where, you know,

00:08:09.180 just even a few years ago

00:08:10.220 I've been involved

00:08:10.700 in this movement,

00:08:11.740 you know,

00:08:12.600 for most of my adult life.

00:08:14.400 And you never would have thought

00:08:16.020 even a few years ago

00:08:16.780 you could have

00:08:17.340 multiple organizations together,

00:08:19.100 let alone

00:08:19.620 several organizations together,

00:08:21.580 including some of my friends

00:08:23.700 that used to be my enemies

00:08:25.120 on forums

00:08:26.260 and things like that,

00:08:27.240 that our agreement

00:08:28.240 on this worldview

00:08:29.100 was able to bury

00:08:30.120 any of those issues

00:08:31.180 and then be able

00:08:31.600 to come together

00:08:32.260 and to march together.

00:08:33.920 And this is something

00:08:34.480 that we're planning

00:08:35.020 more actions.

00:08:36.040 And that really,

00:08:37.060 I think,

00:08:37.580 is just a tiny microcosm

00:08:39.100 of the entire movement

00:08:39.980 where, you know,

00:08:41.360 we're coming together.

00:08:42.600 And regardless of subculture,

00:08:44.400 or class

00:08:45.300 or what type of music

00:08:46.280 you like to listen to

00:08:47.100 or religion,

00:08:48.160 if you reject

00:08:48.980 the radical materialism

00:08:50.120 of this world,

00:08:51.020 if you identify

00:08:51.680 the Jew as the enemy

00:08:52.720 and you put our people first,

00:08:54.720 then we're truly

00:08:55.520 going to be able

00:08:55.880 to come together.

00:08:56.520 That's what true unity is.

00:08:58.180 It's unity in spirit.

00:08:59.600 It's unity in essence.

00:09:00.920 It's not just about,

00:09:01.800 you know,

00:09:01.980 saying,

00:09:02.400 oh, we're all on the same team,

00:09:03.500 Team White.

00:09:04.280 It's about really agreeing

00:09:05.420 that the fundamentals,

00:09:06.640 you know,

00:09:06.840 the engine that drives

00:09:08.080 this vehicle

00:09:08.680 is the same

00:09:10.000 in all of our cars.

00:09:10.780 So it's a really

00:09:11.780 exciting thing to see

00:09:12.620 how much our movement

00:09:13.600 is improving

00:09:14.220 and we need to keep

00:09:15.300 working on that

00:09:15.940 and building on that

00:09:16.820 because if we can just

00:09:18.100 unite all of our groups

00:09:19.500 together on these

00:09:20.520 fundamental principles,

00:09:21.380 then we're going to be

00:09:22.240 more powerful

00:09:22.760 than our movement

00:09:23.180 has been in decades.

00:09:25.820 Amen.

00:09:27.180 And if I may,

00:09:28.420 if I may,

00:09:29.420 nothing can unite us

00:09:30.560 more than action,

00:09:32.520 than action

00:09:33.080 in the real world,

00:09:34.860 off the internet,

00:09:35.780 away from the ego,

00:09:36.840 away from the drama.

00:09:37.580 Get out there

00:09:38.620 and do

00:09:39.240 with your comrades.

00:09:42.320 Yeah,

00:09:42.840 I think that's

00:09:43.320 100% correct.

00:09:45.020 And that's,

00:09:45.280 I said as much

00:09:46.240 when I was on

00:09:46.940 Daily Traditionalist

00:09:48.700 yesterday

00:09:49.060 and I think that

00:09:50.100 that is the

00:09:50.880 essential,

00:09:51.720 essential

00:09:52.160 virtue to cultivate

00:09:54.600 is fraternal charity

00:09:55.560 and the way you build

00:09:56.300 fraternity

00:09:56.740 is by actually

00:09:57.480 struggling with your

00:09:58.160 brothers

00:09:58.440 in the real world.

00:10:01.760 Now,

00:10:02.040 this is a good

00:10:02.580 opportunity to plug

00:10:03.540 the Daily Stormer

00:10:05.020 book clubs.

00:10:06.000 Join today

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00:10:09.000 Thank you,

00:10:09.700 Zyger.

00:10:10.520 It's true,

00:10:11.040 true.

00:10:11.560 Join today.

00:10:12.740 Now,

00:10:13.540 I think that we've

00:10:14.560 pretty well covered

00:10:15.720 that.

00:10:16.460 Moving on to the

00:10:17.320 meat and potatoes

00:10:18.020 as I described

00:10:18.760 in our episode,

00:10:20.100 we're going to be

00:10:20.600 covering today

00:10:21.140 American Futurism

00:10:22.160 or Futurism.

00:10:22.960 Now,

00:10:23.260 this is a subject

00:10:23.980 that comes up

00:10:25.840 quite a bit

00:10:26.300 actually in far

00:10:26.960 right circles

00:10:27.420 but you don't

00:10:28.180 see a lot of

00:10:28.660 people talking

00:10:29.240 about it in a

00:10:30.200 sit-down formal

00:10:30.860 style.

00:10:31.680 I think that

00:10:32.000 there's only really

00:10:32.620 a tangential

00:10:33.380 understanding in the

00:10:34.480 collective

00:10:34.960 unconsciousness

00:10:36.180 of the alt-right

00:10:36.820 or the far-right

00:10:37.540 about what

00:10:38.260 exactly this is.

00:10:39.940 So I'm just

00:10:40.360 going to open

00:10:40.740 it up,

00:10:41.120 you know,

00:10:41.580 like what is

00:10:42.300 Futurism?

00:10:43.300 And I'm going

00:10:43.640 to ask Vass,

00:10:44.760 being our

00:10:45.280 resident expert

00:10:46.060 here,

00:10:46.480 to begin.

00:10:48.620 All right.

00:10:49.320 So essentially

00:10:50.320 Futurism boiled

00:10:51.460 down is the

00:10:52.480 idea that the

00:10:53.460 fascist worldview

00:10:54.320 in America

00:10:54.900 has to be

00:10:55.520 applied through

00:10:56.500 the creation

00:10:57.200 of a new

00:10:58.440 nation

00:10:58.880 because as we

00:11:00.520 can see from,

00:11:01.340 and this is

00:11:01.860 specifically in the

00:11:02.520 American context,

00:11:03.320 mind you,

00:11:03.500 as we can see

00:11:04.020 from the foundation

00:11:04.780 of the United

00:11:05.320 States,

00:11:06.280 there is a

00:11:06.960 liberal undertone

00:11:08.000 which eventually

00:11:08.760 sort of corrodes

00:11:10.340 all things that

00:11:11.360 are healthy.

00:11:11.960 This has been

00:11:12.260 identified by a

00:11:13.100 number of fascists

00:11:14.180 before me.

00:11:16.160 And so in our

00:11:17.540 instance,

00:11:18.280 in the conditions

00:11:19.120 we find ourselves,

00:11:20.060 we discover that

00:11:21.020 the worldview has

00:11:21.860 to be applied

00:11:22.600 through the

00:11:24.540 creation of a

00:11:25.280 new identity

00:11:25.840 which is

00:11:26.420 fundamentally

00:11:26.960 healthy as

00:11:27.660 opposed to the

00:11:28.100 one we have

00:11:28.400 now which is

00:11:28.960 fundamentally

00:11:29.420 unhealthy.

00:11:32.600 I think that's

00:11:33.380 pretty pretty.

00:11:33.780 So essentially

00:11:34.480 futurism,

00:11:35.880 and we'll just

00:11:36.300 say American

00:11:36.840 futurism because

00:11:37.460 that's what this

00:11:37.900 episode is really

00:11:38.520 about.

00:11:39.780 American futurism

00:11:40.620 is the formation

00:11:41.340 of a new

00:11:42.100 national identity

00:11:42.920 and a new

00:11:43.440 culture out of

00:11:44.260 the decrepit

00:11:45.420 ruins and body

00:11:46.380 of the old

00:11:47.060 rotting American

00:11:47.900 identity and

00:11:48.540 empire.

00:11:52.280 So where did

00:11:54.260 the ideas of

00:11:55.120 futurism come

00:11:55.900 from?

00:11:56.200 Who kind of

00:11:56.620 pioneered this

00:11:57.460 idea that going

00:11:58.260 along with

00:11:58.780 fascism we need

00:11:59.640 a new identity

00:12:00.300 to fit the

00:12:00.800 worldview?

00:12:03.780 Well, are

00:12:08.480 you taking

00:12:08.860 this, Bas?

00:12:10.140 I have to

00:12:10.960 look up the

00:12:11.540 name.

00:12:11.860 I know who

00:12:12.260 the people

00:12:12.640 were, but I

00:12:13.160 have to find

00:12:13.720 the specific

00:12:14.240 name.

00:12:14.680 It's Riviera

00:12:15.740 something, right?

00:12:16.740 It's Italian

00:12:17.480 and long.

00:12:19.700 Antonio

00:12:20.100 Rivera?

00:12:21.480 Antonio

00:12:21.880 Rivera, exactly.

00:12:22.800 He's the first

00:12:23.420 to have really

00:12:23.980 applied it in

00:12:25.480 the real world.

00:12:26.060 The futurist

00:12:27.420 manifesto was

00:12:28.200 written by F.T.

00:12:29.560 Marinetti, an

00:12:31.460 Italian artist,

00:12:32.660 essentially.

00:12:33.780 Right, so if

00:12:36.980 I'm not mistaken,

00:12:37.780 futurism came

00:12:38.560 out of Italy

00:12:39.140 with kind of

00:12:39.860 the rise of

00:12:40.360 fascism in

00:12:40.980 the 20s and

00:12:41.480 30s, and it

00:12:42.080 was kind of

00:12:42.640 an aesthetic

00:12:43.120 and artistic

00:12:43.980 cultural movement,

00:12:45.000 if I'm not

00:12:45.340 incorrect?

00:12:46.480 A cultural

00:12:47.240 movement with

00:12:48.040 political

00:12:49.240 undertones.

00:12:50.280 So essentially

00:12:50.900 you can identify

00:12:53.460 sort of the

00:12:54.060 same current

00:12:54.700 in the work

00:12:55.320 of, for

00:12:55.780 example,

00:12:56.200 Ernst

00:12:56.500 Junger, the

00:12:57.460 idea of

00:12:57.920 total

00:12:59.220 mechanization.

00:13:00.680 This was

00:13:00.920 during the

00:13:02.000 First World

00:13:02.480 War at the

00:13:02.960 end of the

00:13:03.500 First World

00:13:03.960 War.

00:13:05.760 So the

00:13:06.540 idea of

00:13:06.960 total

00:13:07.240 mechanization

00:13:07.960 and the

00:13:08.260 creation of

00:13:08.800 a new

00:13:09.140 spirit through

00:13:09.940 basically this

00:13:10.680 constant struggle

00:13:11.620 between nations

00:13:12.620 and the idea

00:13:13.680 essentially came

00:13:14.820 up in these

00:13:15.280 artistic circles

00:13:16.080 that the

00:13:17.360 nation had to

00:13:18.000 be sort of

00:13:18.460 blasted free

00:13:19.320 of its old

00:13:20.560 sort of now

00:13:22.080 bourgeois history

00:13:23.380 and remade in

00:13:25.580 the sort of

00:13:26.160 crucible of the

00:13:27.480 conflicts going

00:13:28.180 on at the

00:13:28.540 time.

00:13:28.800 In the

00:13:33.140 American context

00:13:34.880 futurism is

00:13:36.040 actually pretty

00:13:36.920 old.

00:13:37.660 I mean you

00:13:37.860 can find the

00:13:38.660 roots of those

00:13:39.640 ideas in

00:13:40.500 George Lincoln

00:13:41.180 Rockwell.

00:13:42.220 I mean if you

00:13:42.780 read his

00:13:44.480 books and

00:13:45.920 his speeches

00:13:46.300 he does talk

00:13:47.220 about this.

00:13:47.920 He does talk

00:13:48.440 about how

00:13:49.180 modern American

00:13:51.480 culture like

00:13:52.140 modern in the

00:13:52.980 50s and 60s

00:13:54.060 it was already

00:13:55.700 quite decrepit

00:13:57.040 and it didn't

00:13:58.080 have the flame

00:13:59.120 that our

00:14:01.220 ancient traditional

00:14:02.020 cultures had

00:14:02.840 and that you

00:14:04.900 know he was

00:14:05.540 very conscious

00:14:06.140 that the modern

00:14:07.180 man at that

00:14:08.100 point was not

00:14:10.160 the same.

00:14:12.320 He didn't have

00:14:12.820 that creative

00:14:14.880 power.

00:14:15.940 He was already

00:14:16.440 like eaten by

00:14:17.920 materialism and

00:14:19.100 all these character

00:14:20.200 flaws and he

00:14:22.160 was not capable

00:14:22.760 of reproducing

00:14:23.700 you know this

00:14:24.860 greatness of

00:14:25.520 culture that

00:14:26.260 our ancestors

00:14:27.340 had.

00:14:28.160 So he was

00:14:29.600 advocating for

00:14:31.120 a renewal of

00:14:32.620 the culture and

00:14:34.200 he was not

00:14:35.200 you know even

00:14:36.220 back then he

00:14:37.880 didn't think that

00:14:39.000 it was such a

00:14:39.560 good idea to

00:14:40.180 like rely on

00:14:40.960 the founding

00:14:41.400 fathers and the

00:14:42.500 constitution and

00:14:43.320 things like that.

00:14:44.220 It was kind of

00:14:44.840 that Americans had

00:14:47.400 to go beyond

00:14:48.300 that.

00:14:49.400 Now of course

00:14:49.900 these things are

00:14:51.220 still popular up

00:14:52.820 to a certain

00:14:53.220 extent with

00:14:53.700 people but

00:14:54.440 I don't think

00:14:57.040 it's so so

00:14:58.160 important because

00:14:58.820 the people who

00:15:00.140 are obsessed

00:15:01.100 with the

00:15:01.960 constitution and

00:15:03.120 the founding

00:15:03.560 fathers and all

00:15:04.760 of these

00:15:05.220 trappings of

00:15:06.740 conservative

00:15:07.540 Americana

00:15:09.000 they're not

00:15:12.060 really the type

00:15:12.880 of people who

00:15:13.940 are on our

00:15:14.720 side really.

00:15:16.460 They're delusional

00:15:17.700 and they're

00:15:18.480 libertarian

00:15:20.980 types or very

00:15:23.920 kind of bourgeois

00:15:24.800 conservative

00:15:25.400 types.

00:15:26.320 They're not the

00:15:26.740 types of people

00:15:27.360 who are going

00:15:27.780 to struggle

00:15:28.600 against these

00:15:30.160 Jews and

00:15:30.700 against their

00:15:32.740 lackeys, the

00:15:34.080 liberals.

00:15:34.880 They've failed

00:15:35.440 consistently.

00:15:37.660 I think

00:15:38.040 they're not

00:15:39.920 interested in

00:15:40.480 that stuff.

00:15:41.180 Please go

00:15:41.540 ahead, Andre.

00:15:42.660 I am

00:15:43.780 strongly pro

00:15:44.960 constitution,

00:15:45.920 pro founding

00:15:46.420 fathers, pro

00:15:47.540 American tradition

00:15:49.280 and heritage but

00:15:50.040 the thing that

00:15:50.640 people have to

00:15:51.560 understand about

00:15:52.500 that is that

00:15:53.360 this was written

00:15:54.300 for a completely

00:15:55.680 different time

00:15:57.780 period and with

00:15:58.800 a completely

00:15:59.220 different conception

00:16:00.280 of man.

00:16:03.360 It was basically

00:16:04.880 set up for a

00:16:06.420 bunch of small

00:16:08.100 towns on a

00:16:09.620 completely open

00:16:10.580 new land

00:16:12.020 before the

00:16:14.720 industrial

00:16:15.720 revolution.

00:16:16.440 The industrial

00:16:16.940 revolution really

00:16:17.880 changed everything.

00:16:20.480 I think that we

00:16:21.560 shouldn't talk

00:16:24.340 back about the

00:16:25.080 founding fathers

00:16:25.860 or say that

00:16:26.460 they were wrong

00:16:27.760 and so on.

00:16:28.380 There was some

00:16:29.200 enlightenment in

00:16:30.080 influence there

00:16:31.300 which was

00:16:32.360 a good deal

00:16:33.260 with some of

00:16:33.900 the guys.

00:16:34.280 It was negative

00:16:34.840 but at the

00:16:36.800 same time

00:16:37.340 Thomas Jefferson

00:16:38.280 if you read

00:16:38.880 his writings

00:16:39.360 you'll probably

00:16:40.180 agree with

00:16:40.820 most of what

00:16:41.680 he said.

00:16:42.200 He believed

00:16:42.960 in the death

00:16:43.380 penalty for

00:16:43.920 homosexuals.

00:16:46.020 They were

00:16:46.260 obviously all

00:16:47.120 strongly racist

00:16:48.600 so there's a

00:16:52.480 lot of good

00:16:52.860 stuff there

00:16:53.420 but the

00:16:54.800 thing to

00:16:55.180 understand is

00:16:55.780 that we're

00:16:56.060 now in a

00:16:56.600 different age

00:16:57.260 and as we're

00:16:57.820 talking about

00:16:58.340 futurism

00:16:58.820 it's the

00:16:59.320 industrial

00:17:00.400 revolution

00:17:00.980 that changed

00:17:02.500 everything

00:17:02.900 and so

00:17:03.740 there's

00:17:04.440 limited value

00:17:05.380 to the

00:17:06.660 ideas of the

00:17:07.780 founding fathers

00:17:08.380 because of that.

00:17:10.140 Well and to go

00:17:10.820 on what you're

00:17:11.680 saying Andrew

00:17:12.660 in regards to

00:17:13.660 with futurism

00:17:14.900 and you know

00:17:15.400 I'm a

00:17:15.820 traditionalist

00:17:16.500 futurism is

00:17:17.700 really part

00:17:18.840 of the

00:17:19.920 traditionalist

00:17:20.720 mindset

00:17:21.120 and you know

00:17:21.900 what we need

00:17:22.260 to get away

00:17:22.660 from is this

00:17:23.880 perspective of

00:17:24.580 antiquarianism

00:17:25.440 and if you

00:17:25.960 really go

00:17:26.320 back you

00:17:26.760 know it's

00:17:27.100 we've all

00:17:27.640 seen it

00:17:28.040 in the

00:17:29.100 movement

00:17:29.400 you know

00:17:29.900 people that

00:17:30.300 just want

00:17:31.120 to go and

00:17:31.600 live by

00:17:32.260 themselves

00:17:32.680 and think

00:17:33.140 everything can

00:17:33.620 be solved

00:17:34.120 just by

00:17:34.920 tending goats

00:17:35.720 and organic

00:17:36.420 vegetables and

00:17:37.100 things like

00:17:37.420 that which I

00:17:38.060 love those

00:17:38.480 things but

00:17:38.960 that's not

00:17:39.720 the political

00:17:40.160 revolution we

00:17:40.940 need and

00:17:41.720 antiquarianism

00:17:42.780 we see this

00:17:43.820 in conservatism

00:17:44.660 it's this idea

00:17:45.440 that we can

00:17:45.860 just kind of

00:17:46.320 pull back

00:17:46.960 it's that we

00:17:47.420 can make

00:17:48.280 things just

00:17:48.760 less complex

00:17:49.600 and you know

00:17:50.320 sometimes it's

00:17:50.740 a rejection of

00:17:51.260 technology

00:17:51.820 it's a rejection

00:17:52.800 of progress

00:17:53.540 of the human

00:17:53.980 condition the human

00:17:54.780 spirit

00:17:55.440 and it's a

00:17:55.940 very stagnant

00:17:56.700 thing you know

00:17:57.200 they always

00:17:57.540 tell you when

00:17:58.020 you go out

00:17:58.340 camping never

00:17:59.440 drink from

00:18:00.220 water that's

00:18:00.900 sitting still

00:18:01.400 because you're

00:18:02.520 going to get

00:18:02.840 sick it could

00:18:03.480 actually kill

00:18:04.000 you and

00:18:04.960 what fascism

00:18:06.060 is what

00:18:06.580 futurism is

00:18:07.400 it's a stream

00:18:08.700 of your people

00:18:09.440 of your culture

00:18:10.140 of your identity

00:18:10.720 that's always

00:18:11.600 moving and

00:18:12.420 it's progressing

00:18:13.220 and you know

00:18:13.960 it's cutting

00:18:14.460 through rock

00:18:15.100 and it's really

00:18:15.940 moving and

00:18:16.900 that's the

00:18:17.460 difference from

00:18:17.960 what we see

00:18:18.340 with conservatism

00:18:19.180 that's inherently

00:18:20.220 reactionary it's

00:18:21.560 always going to

00:18:22.180 be trying to

00:18:22.720 sit still I

00:18:23.340 mean that's

00:18:23.620 the dream of

00:18:24.040 conservative is

00:18:25.100 to go back

00:18:25.560 to whether

00:18:26.020 it's the

00:18:26.440 1950s to

00:18:27.300 some the

00:18:28.020 1850s I've

00:18:29.040 got some of

00:18:29.380 my southern

00:18:29.680 nationalist

00:18:30.080 friends I want

00:18:30.680 to go back

00:18:30.940 to the 1850s to

00:18:32.220 those who want

00:18:32.620 to go back to

00:18:33.000 the 1750s but

00:18:34.460 it's trying to

00:18:35.180 create this pool

00:18:36.320 of still water of

00:18:37.440 culture and blood

00:18:38.280 that isn't

00:18:39.220 progressive and

00:18:39.840 it's antiquarian so

00:18:41.020 futurism you know

00:18:42.280 to me when you

00:18:42.740 really evaluate it

00:18:43.520 it's just the idea

00:18:44.280 of pushing forward

00:18:45.560 it's that human

00:18:46.180 spirit it's raising

00:18:47.040 up the individual

00:18:47.760 the family the

00:18:48.860 nation and the

00:18:49.460 culture and that's

00:18:50.500 what we need to

00:18:50.820 have because

00:18:51.300 national socialism

00:18:52.320 and if you

00:18:52.760 really evaluate

00:18:53.600 what our

00:18:53.920 ideology is it's

00:18:55.340 an ideology of

00:18:55.980 life everything

00:18:56.920 we do is about

00:18:57.860 life it's about

00:18:59.120 growing it's about

00:18:59.980 tending the garden

00:19:00.780 of our people it's

00:19:01.840 about raising them

00:19:02.500 up and making

00:19:02.960 them stronger and

00:19:03.660 building towards a

00:19:04.280 future so I think

00:19:05.740 our ideology is

00:19:06.920 intrinsically opposed

00:19:08.340 to traditional

00:19:09.480 American conservatism

00:19:10.700 but a lot of

00:19:12.360 traditional America

00:19:13.080 because you know

00:19:13.780 Andrew is like you

00:19:14.520 said the thing is

00:19:16.200 it was the American

00:19:17.360 American experiment

00:19:18.180 was written for a

00:19:19.420 different time for

00:19:20.640 different people

00:19:21.360 and to try and put

00:19:22.840 that square peg in

00:19:23.640 a round hole now

00:19:24.460 just won't answer a

00:19:26.060 lot of the problems

00:19:26.640 that our people face

00:19:27.480 yeah I agree with

00:19:28.820 you and I think

00:19:29.340 we're going to cover

00:19:30.000 a lot of these

00:19:30.440 things just a little

00:19:31.740 bit later on but

00:19:32.900 we're going to

00:19:33.880 progress through the

00:19:34.380 notes we're going

00:19:34.900 to get to a point

00:19:35.940 where we have more

00:19:36.660 open discussion around

00:19:37.520 these ideas but I

00:19:38.760 think that what's

00:19:39.220 been successfully

00:19:39.760 identified is that

00:19:40.800 futurism is

00:19:41.640 essentially the

00:19:42.280 application of the

00:19:43.300 principles which

00:19:43.960 always had

00:19:44.740 traditionally guided

00:19:45.620 our nations but in

00:19:47.400 our contemporary

00:19:48.700 setting so you

00:19:53.040 know I think that

00:19:53.920 what Heimach says

00:19:54.900 about the nation

00:19:56.040 being alive and

00:19:57.160 flowing is perfectly

00:19:58.480 correct so what

00:19:59.640 we're looking to do

00:20:00.340 is recapture that

00:20:01.360 organic and thriving

00:20:02.860 and living culture

00:20:04.420 that our ancestors

00:20:05.220 once possessed and

00:20:06.620 that's you know the

00:20:07.280 nature of our

00:20:08.340 civilization is it's

00:20:09.460 the eternal principles

00:20:10.460 that are applied

00:20:11.080 always and everywhere

00:20:12.000 you know not always

00:20:13.160 in new ways but many

00:20:15.000 times in new ways

00:20:15.780 so I think that

00:20:18.940 having kind of

00:20:20.240 gotten a grip with

00:20:21.800 you know what is

00:20:22.560 futurism and what

00:20:23.620 does it mean for

00:20:24.300 America we need to

00:20:27.980 sort of start to

00:20:28.840 identify some of the

00:20:30.220 failings of the

00:20:30.820 current American

00:20:31.480 culture and why

00:20:33.020 they need to be

00:20:33.680 replaced by a new

00:20:34.680 culture so I tend to

00:20:36.300 agree with Andrew

00:20:36.980 Anglin in the sense

00:20:38.120 that I don't think

00:20:38.900 that the American

00:20:39.460 founding fathers were

00:20:40.420 all completely shitty

00:20:41.300 I certainly have my

00:20:42.120 critiques of them

00:20:42.680 with Freemasonry and

00:20:43.580 certain enlightenment

00:20:44.120 ideas but the fact

00:20:45.460 remains that you

00:20:46.180 know TRS

00:20:48.880 confederate

00:20:49.320 brought this up

00:20:50.740 that you know

00:20:52.080 like there's still

00:20:52.980 the right to bear

00:20:53.460 arms in the United

00:20:54.060 States and there

00:20:54.980 isn't in England and

00:20:55.920 that's where our

00:20:56.720 right to that comes

00:20:57.960 from I mean even in

00:20:58.940 Canada the same

00:21:00.400 document the I think

00:21:01.760 the 1693 English

00:21:02.900 Bill of Rights that

00:21:03.500 guarantees this is

00:21:04.500 part of our common

00:21:05.160 law but our

00:21:05.720 government just ignores

00:21:06.620 it but because the

00:21:07.920 United States has been

00:21:08.720 able to carry on this

00:21:09.620 culture you continue to

00:21:11.180 be able to exercise

00:21:11.960 this right in most

00:21:12.800 places

00:21:13.200 I think for the

00:21:17.340 founding fathers and

00:21:18.060 identifying problems

00:21:19.120 with American culture

00:21:20.360 one of the things we

00:21:21.920 can use from our

00:21:23.080 worldview is the

00:21:24.340 ideal of cyclical

00:21:25.420 history meaning that

00:21:27.040 things tended to

00:21:27.780 generate and then

00:21:28.700 reform over time you

00:21:30.260 know things go down

00:21:31.040 and they go up well

00:21:32.300 the founding fathers at

00:21:33.500 the time that they

00:21:34.280 were doing what they

00:21:34.940 were doing you know

00:21:35.620 they fundamentally had

00:21:36.940 a human pool of

00:21:38.040 resources that were

00:21:39.120 relatively moral and

00:21:40.560 decent people so if you

00:21:42.540 didn't give them much

00:21:43.520 structure if you didn't

00:21:44.440 give them much law if

00:21:45.400 you said basically you

00:21:46.220 can do what you want

00:21:47.000 they would tend to do

00:21:48.920 things that weren't

00:21:49.800 degenerate but things

00:21:52.040 things go down over

00:21:53.240 time and so because

00:21:54.520 their enlightenment

00:21:55.160 ideology didn't allow

00:21:56.680 them to recognize that

00:21:57.760 people degenerate over

00:21:58.800 time you know they

00:22:00.220 weren't assuming that

00:22:01.320 when they wrote these

00:22:02.160 things they gave people

00:22:03.160 these freedoms that you

00:22:04.020 know some faggot would

00:22:04.960 look back and see like

00:22:06.320 oh look he says I can do

00:22:07.560 whatever I want well he

00:22:08.880 said that to people who

00:22:09.760 were fundamentally better

00:22:10.760 than you so we can't

00:22:12.180 really go off of what

00:22:13.200 they said now simply

00:22:15.140 because it it doesn't

00:22:16.540 work for people in the

00:22:17.780 modern era they're too

00:22:18.840 they're too far gone

00:22:19.960 you have to build them

00:22:20.920 back up in a in a bit

00:22:22.920 more of a harsh way

00:22:24.260 yeah as they say

00:22:26.240 urbanization urbanization

00:22:28.200 was was not predicted by

00:22:30.660 by the founding fathers

00:22:31.680 I'm not sure why I mean

00:22:33.140 they understood the

00:22:34.020 enlightenment but this is

00:22:35.300 mass urbanization they

00:22:36.580 didn't they didn't

00:22:37.300 foresee this and this is

00:22:38.800 where so much of this I

00:22:40.220 mean you can look at

00:22:40.760 the what's the guy who

00:22:41.660 did the studies on rats

00:22:43.180 or mice where they

00:22:44.260 where they breed in a

00:22:46.640 limited space and they

00:22:47.480 develop all these sexual

00:22:48.660 and social problems I

00:22:51.220 can't remember the guy's

00:22:52.000 name but these are these

00:22:52.680 are very interesting

00:22:53.380 experiments with the mice

00:22:54.920 and how they how they

00:22:55.960 will behave in a closed

00:22:57.820 quarter when they when

00:22:58.960 they do the crowding

00:23:00.500 with unlimited resources

00:23:02.280 essentially in a

00:23:03.100 confined space yeah with

00:23:05.620 unlimited resources in a

00:23:06.880 confined space yeah so you

00:23:09.140 know this was not this

00:23:10.360 was not predictive nobody

00:23:11.420 nobody thought at that

00:23:12.880 time about how this would

00:23:15.300 play out with with

00:23:16.300 urbanism and that's where

00:23:17.500 I mean that's where a lot

00:23:18.820 of this degeneracy comes

00:23:19.820 from so basically I mean I

00:23:21.380 was I was big into before I

00:23:23.620 ever became a became a

00:23:25.120 Nazi I was into Ted

00:23:27.380 Kaczynski and his stuff was

00:23:29.080 based on it was thought I

00:23:31.320 mean he only wrote that

00:23:32.020 manifesto at least that's all

00:23:33.200 that we have of his his

00:23:34.600 writing was based on a guy

00:23:35.700 named help me Zyger Jacques

00:23:37.600 Jacques I mean Jacques J

00:23:41.020 AQ U E S French name

00:23:42.620 Jacques yes I always want to

00:23:46.860 say Jax but he was a he was

00:23:52.340 a he was a Christian

00:23:53.980 anarchist and I guess he was

00:23:55.580 his degree was in sociology

00:23:57.000 taught sociology in in France

00:23:59.860 and he's a very interesting

00:24:01.500 guy people should should get

00:24:02.820 this book called the

00:24:03.780 technological society and

00:24:05.480 then there's one called the

00:24:06.260 technological system these

00:24:07.640 are very they're difficult

00:24:09.300 books to read it's it's

00:24:10.480 heavy material but it's

00:24:11.580 it's extremely interesting

00:24:13.980 his his perception of the

00:24:16.120 of what the technological

00:24:18.120 revolution did to men and

00:24:20.400 and what its ultimate

00:24:21.380 outcome would be and

00:24:22.880 basically his predictions

00:24:24.420 about it which were made in

00:24:25.860 the in the 60s and 70s are

00:24:27.300 are now coming to fruition and

00:24:29.200 I think what futurism is what

00:24:31.940 national socialism is I was

00:24:34.820 going to say was but I

00:24:35.740 think we should keep it in

00:24:37.100 present tense here what

00:24:39.660 national socialism is is a

00:24:41.280 way of managing the the the

00:24:44.400 industrial revolution and

00:24:45.640 technology that that never

00:24:47.160 nobody ever did it I mean

00:24:48.500 that's what these these

00:24:49.760 movements in the in the late

00:24:51.260 19th century were about I

00:24:53.280 mean that's what communism was

00:24:54.480 about was trying to get a trying

00:24:55.940 to get a hold on the the

00:24:59.660 technological revolution and

00:25:00.980 how this was affecting and

00:25:02.280 urbanization that came along

00:25:04.120 with as well as factory labor

00:25:05.820 and some things which which

00:25:07.220 don't exist anymore and and

00:25:10.080 try well I mean factory labor

00:25:11.300 exists but the problems that

00:25:12.660 went along with that don't

00:25:14.380 exist so much anymore maybe in

00:25:15.780 China or Malaysia but so you

00:25:20.340 know trying to deal with this

00:25:21.600 that it was never it was never

00:25:23.020 properly dealt with the effects

00:25:24.920 that this had on on the economy

00:25:27.540 and on society so that I mean

00:25:29.060 that's that goes back to the

00:25:30.060 founding fathers and applying

00:25:31.040 this what what is now called

00:25:32.520 capitalism you know I mean if

00:25:35.500 you live in a town or outside of

00:25:38.560 a town somewhere and there's no

00:25:40.040 trains I mean it makes sense to

00:25:42.180 have this this libertarian free

00:25:44.320 market capitalism because there's

00:25:46.180 no there's no threat of that of

00:25:48.720 labor being undercut by by bringing

00:25:51.440 in products from from outside and

00:25:53.280 it just I mean just freedom in

00:25:54.760 general unlimited freedom makes

00:25:56.320 sense when you're talking about a

00:25:58.080 town with you know a couple

00:25:59.260 hundred people it just it makes a

00:26:02.560 lot more sense now I mean you

00:26:05.260 know so much so much has changed

00:26:06.780 that that capitalism is not a is

00:26:09.300 not a functional system anymore so

00:26:11.460 that's what that's what national

00:26:13.040 socialism was and there were all

00:26:14.860 these forces who didn't want I mean

00:26:18.120 not just the mainly the Jews but not

00:26:20.120 just the Jews who did not want

00:26:22.000 people the people to get a grip on

00:26:24.900 on this on the changes that were

00:26:28.100 happening due to technology so I

00:26:30.160 think that's really that's really

00:26:31.740 kind of what we're all grappling with

00:26:33.280 here if we still lived on farms I

00:26:35.140 think we can agree that we wouldn't

00:26:36.860 be having any of these problems if

00:26:38.940 because it would be impossible for

00:26:41.020 them to exist and part of that is

00:26:42.940 that the Jew is a is a urban creature

00:26:46.380 it exists in an urban environment and

00:26:48.840 can't really exist outside of that so

00:26:50.880 I mean that that's where they really

00:26:52.740 gain all of their power I mean they

00:26:56.720 they were really just a nuisance

00:26:58.200 creature before the the industrial

00:27:01.160 revolution and urbanization where they

00:27:02.700 were able to just take control of the

00:27:04.560 mechanisms of of power so it's it's a

00:27:08.980 new thing and the Jews evolved to

00:27:11.140 basically be a parasite nuisance and

00:27:13.040 they're they're not really capable of

00:27:14.780 of properly managing their their new

00:27:19.160 role as overlords you know that's

00:27:23.180 quite interesting you say that

00:27:24.920 national socialism or fascism is a way

00:27:27.420 of coping with the industrial

00:27:28.840 revolution and you know we've said

00:27:31.520 often that history is cyclical in the

00:27:34.460 sense that as technology which means

00:27:37.380 basically civilization as we get more

00:27:39.820 organized more civilized more

00:27:41.780 technologically advanced our comfort

00:27:44.640 and safety grows which you know

00:27:47.020 leads us to be more degenerate and

00:27:48.620 leads to like urbanization and all of

00:27:51.180 these ills and in that sense fascism

00:27:54.860 would be a way to in spite of all this

00:27:57.140 technology and potential comfort keep

00:28:00.580 people virtuous and you know behaving

00:28:02.600 properly and I think what really this

00:28:05.320 reminds me of is in antiquity like the

00:28:07.700 Spartans because in antiquity you had you

00:28:11.040 know the Greeks were very good warriors

00:28:12.840 and they were conquering you know

00:28:14.680 various peoples and they had their own

00:28:17.280 version of the industrial revolution and

00:28:19.520 with slavery because of all these

00:28:21.940 conquests each you know Greek warrior or

00:28:26.100 each Greek citizen of these city-states

00:28:28.340 they had many slaves themselves and these

00:28:31.280 slaves potentially could give them a lot

00:28:33.400 of comfort and safety like they didn't

00:28:35.680 have to work so much they could just kind

00:28:37.860 of lay low same thing with the Roman

00:28:40.140 empire as it evolved but the Greeks and

00:28:44.340 the ancients were very aware of this

00:28:45.880 stuff and they were like well if we you

00:28:48.560 know win all these wars and have all

00:28:50.160 these slaves working for us we're going

00:28:52.400 to become weak and degenerate and that's

00:28:54.640 what happened for the most part but the

00:28:56.620 Spartans evolved this code of law like

00:28:58.980 Spartan law that allowed them to cope with

00:29:02.620 having lots of slaves doing all the work

00:29:04.620 for them you know it created the kind of a

00:29:06.660 a lifestyle a discipline and an identity

00:29:10.800 for themselves that allowed them to remain

00:29:13.920 strong and disciplined and virtuous unlike

00:29:17.920 other Greeks around them who became

00:29:20.360 softer over time well of course they

00:29:22.780 ultimately suffered from it but it was for

00:29:26.140 unrelated reasons basically they stopped

00:29:28.240 following their laws so in that sense you

00:29:31.240 could say that fascism is the same thing as

00:29:35.240 you know the ancient Spartan way of life

00:29:37.800 and essentially it's a traditions

00:29:39.920 copingism with modernity yes but I mean I

00:29:44.480 would say within this so we've kind of

00:29:46.500 identified the ticking time bomb within

00:29:48.840 America and the difference between I

00:29:51.040 think the entire American system versus a

00:29:53.400 national socialist or fascist system is the

00:29:55.740 individual versus the collective I mean

00:29:58.060 when you are responsible to one another and

00:29:59.960 we go back to the founding fathers the

00:30:02.120 society that they had they had each colony

00:30:04.580 had a state church they were institutions

00:30:06.700 built in to be able to even on the small

00:30:08.820 scale to maintain societal order and there

00:30:11.400 was that cohesion but so when we're talking

00:30:14.060 about individuals it was still understood

00:30:15.860 that they were power structures to maintain

00:30:18.240 public morality to maintain discipline to

00:30:20.960 maintain sacrifice for one another I mean

00:30:22.640 you know I even think of my ancestors who

00:30:25.360 fought in the Confederate Army when it you

00:30:26.860 think about how rigid they were and their

00:30:29.660 loyalty to their state you had Robert E Lee

00:30:32.120 that that you know didn't want to secede

00:30:34.100 but he was a Virginian and he would fight

00:30:35.840 for Virginia and and that's right you know

00:30:38.840 and I think the issue is the ticking time

00:30:41.260 bomb within Americana is this idea of the

00:30:44.260 individual's rights because that sort of

00:30:46.340 becomes in even a white society gives me

00:30:49.140 that's of you know these are my rights

00:30:51.680 versus my responsibilities we should have

00:30:53.960 I know my rights yeah yeah exactly like you

00:30:56.620 know we've all seen the sovereign citizen

00:30:58.100 types and you know finding a weird

00:31:01.700 maritime law from like 1600 and saying

00:31:04.000 these are my rights and I'm a sovereign

00:31:05.400 citizen I mean I think the problem is I

00:31:08.180 don't have an issue with rights of course

00:31:09.940 like I like the right of freedom of

00:31:11.480 speech that we have so far and the right

00:31:12.920 to you know keep and bear arms and all

00:31:14.340 these things but there also has to be a

00:31:16.980 bill of responsibilities and the difference

00:31:19.820 I think to be able to cope with our

00:31:21.780 society as it's progressing even back then

00:31:23.880 I mean we saw the problems that very

00:31:25.560 quickly we get into a horrific

00:31:26.900 fratricidal conflict less than a hundred

00:31:28.540 years after the United States is founded

00:31:30.460 on these discussions that there were no

00:31:32.800 responsibilities it quickly became the

00:31:34.960 northern industrialists versus the

00:31:36.420 southern agrarians and then we're

00:31:38.380 killing each other by the hundreds of

00:31:39.480 thousands so I think we're national

00:31:41.260 socialism can introduce what we need

00:31:43.760 what futurism can bring us is this idea

00:31:46.040 of collective responsibility for one

00:31:47.820 another that bonds us together where

00:31:49.880 America it'll always end up

00:31:51.620 degenerating when we're using these

00:31:53.240 enlightenment principles of the

00:31:54.260 individual because my life doesn't

00:31:56.600 matter not none of our lives matter in

00:31:58.440 the grand scheme of things as anything

00:32:00.140 more than a servant to our people to our

00:32:02.480 children to our ancestors and I think

00:32:05.180 this radical individualism that we see

00:32:06.980 will inevitably degenerate and and it

00:32:09.740 really has I mean as it was mentioned by

00:32:11.760 Florian with English common law America

00:32:14.760 is still kind of one of the last holdouts of

00:32:16.920 maintaining a lot of these principles

00:32:18.300 but the entire Anglosphere has really

00:32:20.480 fallen in the last several centuries you

00:32:22.780 know running off the same group of

00:32:24.240 people same group of laws and not having

00:32:27.120 this collective responsibility of class

00:32:29.180 cohesion and ethnic identity but knowing

00:32:32.260 what your position is within the society

00:32:34.260 and what your responsibilities are is a

00:32:36.400 really key issue so I don't really think

00:32:38.840 there's much we can salvage I think the

00:32:40.800 imagery that's very powerful we can

00:32:42.400 salvage but in terms of the ideas of

00:32:45.000 really America it's antithetical to our

00:32:47.800 long-term survival and long-term health

00:32:49.460 of our people because it's based on the

00:32:51.100 individual not the collective people have

00:32:53.500 forgotten that a right comes from a duty

00:32:57.360 you have a right to to whatever is

00:32:59.920 necessary to complete your duty

00:33:01.240 well I don't think the the individualism

00:33:06.760 was that it was promoted you know by in

00:33:10.140 that in that period by by founding fathers

00:33:12.600 and other other people writing at that

00:33:14.760 time I don't think it was I mean

00:33:17.260 libertarianism is sort of a an attempt to

00:33:21.960 rewrite what they what they were actually

00:33:24.780 thinking I mean if you if you go back and

00:33:27.080 look at what what the founding fathers

00:33:29.100 actually what was going through their

00:33:31.300 minds I don't think that this type of

00:33:33.360 radical individualism was ever really what

00:33:36.900 they I mean there were influences and they

00:33:38.860 were against the concept of a monarchy

00:33:40.820 because of you know I don't know daddy

00:33:43.340 issues but it wasn't it wasn't what what

00:33:47.840 the Jews have have turned it into and I

00:33:50.820 mean I like I say I think that that you

00:33:53.460 could have maintained that because there

00:33:55.420 was natural collectivism when you had when

00:33:58.060 you had extensive extended families and

00:34:00.100 healthy families with a strong father

00:34:02.080 you're going to have a collective a

00:34:05.500 collectivist type of thought I mean this

00:34:07.320 is what Adorno I mean everybody should should

00:34:09.980 read or at least read a synopsis the book

00:34:11.600 is it's very difficult to read it the the

00:34:14.080 our study itself the was called

00:34:18.100 authoritarian personality so you know

00:34:21.720 really the the the concept of

00:34:24.420 collectivism is very linked to to a

00:34:26.800 healthy family with it with a strong

00:34:28.780 father figure so I mean I think that

00:34:31.060 framing the founding fathers as like they

00:34:33.400 would have supported the the modern

00:34:37.060 libertarian paradigm I think is probably

00:34:41.960 not totally accurate I think it's

00:34:44.220 something that is corrupted because of

00:34:46.120 because of the way society changed to

00:34:48.020 again to the right and so this was kind

00:34:50.140 of the next question that we had laid

00:34:51.360 down you know is America like

00:34:53.280 fundamentally flawed in the essence of

00:34:56.000 the foundation like was liberalism so

00:34:57.840 steeped in the Constitution and I mean that

00:34:59.880 in a broad sense not just the document of

00:35:01.660 the country that it was doomed to fail from

00:35:03.580 the very beginning I think yeah what I

00:35:06.880 would say is even if the founding fathers

00:35:10.360 didn't intend for things to be like this

00:35:12.080 and I and I do genuinely agree they

00:35:14.080 probably didn't they were probably

00:35:15.380 individually decent men with the

00:35:17.220 exception of you know obviously the

00:35:18.440 Enlightenment sort of weirdos the

00:35:21.320 problem that we can identify with what

00:35:23.420 they did is that just like Zeiger was

00:35:26.200 explaining in reaction to the growing

00:35:29.240 Greek decadence and abundance of slaves

00:35:31.540 the Spartans created law they put in a

00:35:33.960 system of codes which basically

00:35:35.340 prevented this stuff from happening

00:35:36.880 the problem we identify with the

00:35:38.360 founding fathers is they had no

00:35:40.520 mechanism except revolution which is

00:35:42.920 the option futurism is taking they had

00:35:44.960 no mechanism except revolution for

00:35:46.980 coping with these problems that were

00:35:48.940 going to inevitably result even if they

00:35:51.040 didn't know it we can't deal with these

00:35:53.680 problems within their framework they're

00:35:55.680 they're just they're totally like

00:35:56.920 incomprehensible I mean I think within

00:35:59.220 America to look at I mean what happens

00:36:02.300 we have the whiskey rebellion just a few

00:36:04.740 years after America is founded and you

00:36:07.460 know my family were known as clay

00:36:09.300 eaters and they were you know from what

00:36:12.040 we can put together with our family

00:36:13.320 history were loyalists in North Carolina

00:36:15.480 back during the war and then you know

00:36:18.040 their sons and grandsons are serving in

00:36:19.980 the Confederate Army less than a century

00:36:21.340 later and I really just see that this

00:36:24.420 idea of the state we live in the

00:36:26.900 anti-federalist worst nightmare and you

00:36:29.480 know the the south really was and when

00:36:31.600 I when I say the south and versus like

00:36:33.300 New England New England isn't like

00:36:34.880 Pennsylvania it really is New England

00:36:37.080 which is the hotbed of the this

00:36:39.640 enlightenment principles of Freemasonry

00:36:41.740 of capitalism I mean you had the people

00:36:43.580 that were bringing the slaves here in

00:36:44.720 the first place profiting huge amounts

00:36:46.100 of numbers then of course sending the

00:36:47.860 racial problems down to the middle

00:36:49.360 colonies and the southern colonies but

00:36:51.520 you've got George Washington gunning

00:36:53.420 down men that served in the Continental

00:36:55.960 Army because they're charging these

00:36:57.760 insane taxes to pay off their war

00:36:59.760 debts to to these bankers and and I

00:37:02.420 really just see that in American

00:37:04.880 history we forget the vast majority of

00:37:07.660 the white you know majority of the

00:37:09.640 population were in poverty very quickly

00:37:12.820 and the anti-federalists predicted this

00:37:14.380 that the Constitution was going to have

00:37:16.600 us be living under eventually the bankers

00:37:18.720 eventually the New England elites which

00:37:20.400 then of course the Jews get involved

00:37:21.880 very very strongly I mean George

00:37:23.600 Washington of course wrote that America

00:37:25.440 would be a country that would be

00:37:26.560 friendly to the Jews and we see that

00:37:28.460 very very quickly so if you look at the

00:37:30.880 anti-federalists and then you look at

00:37:32.580 the reasons that lay the groundwork for

00:37:34.560 the Civil War and then of course what we

00:37:36.840 see you know the fight against

00:37:37.680 desegregation a century later I mean all

00:37:39.500 these issues the anti-federalists

00:37:41.560 predicted they said that this

00:37:42.840 Constitution based on enlightenment

00:37:44.760 principles is going to give the power

00:37:46.780 of capital control over the entire

00:37:49.140 country and I think that's very clearly

00:37:51.760 happened I think the anti-federalists

00:37:53.240 were 100 percent right in their

00:37:54.880 predictions so I say America from the

00:37:57.120 very beginning maybe the Articles of

00:37:59.000 Confederation could have worked that

00:38:00.340 allows for each state to be able you

00:38:02.340 know Great Britain had 13 peace

00:38:03.700 treaties not just one each state would

00:38:05.720 have been able to be much more

00:38:06.860 organic and work according to their

00:38:08.540 principles but once we adopted the

00:38:10.440 Constitution I think the anti-federalists

00:38:12.460 you know were from all over but

00:38:13.660 majority from the middle colonies and

00:38:15.320 the South what they predicted has come

00:38:17.140 true so I think America ideologically

00:38:19.600 was going to put the majority of

00:38:22.780 whites into slavery and eventually

00:38:23.900 slavery under the Jewish power

00:38:25.240 structure due to the way our laws

00:38:27.820 were enacted so I think from the very

00:38:30.240 beginning it was doomed.

00:38:32.840 Centralization is in general a very

00:38:34.440 very bad idea I mean you could even

00:38:36.340 look at relatively small nations now

00:38:38.620 I'm speaking from a European

00:38:39.700 perspective here that in general if you

00:38:41.840 try and centralize you will like get

00:38:44.300 these great grievances in in great

00:38:46.820 folds really so if you take that in

00:38:49.580 the American sides with all these

00:38:50.880 different ethnicities involved even

00:38:52.660 you're in for for quite a wild run as

00:38:57.760 you can say and mix that together with

00:39:00.260 with hyper individualism as well as like

00:39:02.440 a flawed idea of of a materialistic

00:39:05.340 worldview and well you you have nothing

00:39:07.820 but but but internal conflicts if I if I

00:39:12.700 may I think even in the most charitable

00:39:16.120 reading to the the founding fathers and

00:39:18.120 especially the Constitution of 1789 you

00:39:22.820 have a fundamental issue with trying to

00:39:25.740 turn law into a machine to trying to

00:39:28.660 divorce justice from responsibility you

00:39:33.560 try to sort of turn the state into this

00:39:36.620 this this this this machine if you will

00:39:38.940 that that no one is responsible for

00:39:41.800 and and that's you know garbage I think

00:39:46.860 that's actually a very very good point I

00:39:48.660 think it's something that we've touched

00:39:49.660 on before is that for me the thing that

00:39:51.720 I see is the most valuable in the North

00:39:53.440 American culture what I identify with

00:39:55.320 the most strongly you know are the idea

00:39:58.040 of our freedom our rights as Englishmen

00:39:59.940 that we exist as free men because our

00:40:02.340 ancestors you know which essentially

00:40:04.360 came out of this hybrid of Germanic and

00:40:06.080 Roman culture were able to have a new

00:40:08.340 organic synthesis that maintained a

00:40:11.740 hierarchy that had its own

00:40:13.440 responsibilities but along but also its

00:40:15.600 own rights so I think that moving

00:40:17.320 forward the emphasis whenever we speak

00:40:19.580 upon freedom is it has to be spoken

00:40:21.040 up in the same time with responsibility

00:40:22.940 that they exist together and Adolf Hitler

00:40:25.600 in my comp I think one of the best

00:40:27.920 parts of the book is when he's talking

00:40:29.200 about principles of leadership and

00:40:30.440 responsibility is that you know if you

00:40:32.640 give your leaders lots of authority and

00:40:34.260 power but you also give them total

00:40:35.940 responsibility for everything that

00:40:37.240 happens underneath their command yeah

00:40:39.800 because right now and in democracy what

00:40:42.920 happens is that you know the leadership

00:40:46.360 have some power but they have no

00:40:49.140 responsibility like blame in democracy

00:40:51.520 can always be shifted to another agent the

00:40:54.960 the people who are elected they can say hey

00:40:56.840 it's not my fault people voted for me

00:40:58.540 people like the counselors can just say

00:41:02.180 well you know I voted but all the other

00:41:05.180 people voted too so it's not just me who's

00:41:07.000 responsible and the people can say well

00:41:09.400 we're not responsible I mean we voted for

00:41:11.540 this guy but we didn't vote for the

00:41:12.880 specific policies so everyone can just

00:41:15.140 shift the blame to someone else and

00:41:17.280 precisely this this misses and even I

00:41:21.060 would say in the Constitution there's this

00:41:23.140 mistaken concept that you can you can have

00:41:26.360 a system that will you know preserve

00:41:30.480 virtue or that will prevent tyranny and

00:41:34.040 I think that's impossible no system no like

00:41:37.180 law can prevent degeneration and tyranny only

00:41:42.220 men of character can do that and so the

00:41:45.920 problem of politics which is you know

00:41:49.160 getting good men in power that's always

00:41:53.380 going to remain there's no magic system

00:41:56.100 that you can create and you could say that

00:41:59.240 the the Constitution has many like really

00:42:01.460 great things about it that really helped

00:42:05.240 make America more free and you know give

00:42:08.920 people more rights than in other places but

00:42:12.120 in some ways you can say that that's a

00:42:14.460 weakness because people have this illusion

00:42:18.920 that there's a document protecting them and

00:42:21.760 making their their nation great whereas only

00:42:25.520 people can do that and this I think causes a

00:42:30.760 lot of you know people in America to kind

00:42:33.800 of sit down on their ass instead of going

00:42:37.700 for action like this is like well at least in

00:42:40.080 America we got our guns you know we got the

00:42:41.780 Second Amendment but they're not using them

00:42:44.400 you know to to do the revolutions the

00:42:46.300 Founding Fathers expected revolutions every

00:42:49.180 20 years or something like that like

00:42:51.180 there's this quote but of course that's

00:42:54.120 never really happened same thing with

00:42:56.540 freedom of speech they're like oh yeah

00:42:58.500 America's a free country you've got a

00:43:00.500 constitution gives us the freedom to say

00:43:02.220 whatever we want but then nobody's

00:43:04.560 actually saying you know the politically

00:43:06.800 incorrect things because you know they're

00:43:09.720 they're they don't have they can still be

00:43:11.120 socially pressured yeah so in some way

00:43:14.640 let me tell you the document creates an

00:43:17.580 illusion yeah well I don't think I mean

00:43:21.380 my view to the original answer to the

00:43:23.760 original question is that I don't think

00:43:25.140 it really was doomed until again the

00:43:28.420 industrial revolution I think that you

00:43:30.480 would if I mean the we talk about

00:43:34.220 cyclical history but I mean basically

00:43:36.440 societies remain largely static after the

00:43:43.060 between the Middle Ages up through the

00:43:46.300 the industry up until the industrial well

00:43:50.480 until the Enlightenment society remained

00:43:52.640 largely largely static so I mean a bunch

00:43:55.500 of people in in towns in America across the

00:44:01.080 land I mean I think it would have probably

00:44:03.460 just stayed that way indefinitely but I

00:44:07.060 think that yeah I mean when you have the

00:44:09.000 industrial revolution which again they

00:44:11.500 didn't predict you you would have thought

00:44:13.140 they they could have but that that made it

00:44:17.180 impossible I think for the for the American

00:44:19.420 idea to to continue functioning properly and

00:44:23.340 I think that's that we're still witnessing

00:44:25.160 the the fallout of that now yeah definitely

00:44:31.040 without the industrial revolution none of

00:44:33.940 this would would have occurred well it

00:44:37.080 maybe it would have occurred but it would

00:44:38.600 have taken a huge amount of time like

00:44:40.740 because again like the industrial

00:44:43.780 revolution the effects of the industrial

00:44:45.640 revolution are kind of similar to the

00:44:47.640 effects of having massive amounts of

00:44:49.480 slaves right like machines are like you

00:44:52.360 know in the early 20th century scientists

00:44:54.500 evaluated that well yeah it's late yeah it's

00:44:57.200 labor multiplication devices essentially and I

00:45:00.100 I mean we're moving to the point in our

00:45:01.460 history where we're at probably we will

00:45:03.360 have like domestic robotic servants before

00:45:05.380 very long in our lifetimes now the reason

00:45:07.980 why I'm being a little bit sharp and

00:45:09.240 cutting us off here is I want to I think

00:45:11.420 that we've gotten a pretty good grip on

00:45:13.180 sort of the constructive angle is like

00:45:15.200 what are the issues that we face in terms

00:45:17.000 of American culture I think we've

00:45:18.660 identified it and anybody who's listening

00:45:20.160 to this podcast is on the far right you

00:45:22.100 can look around and you can see the

00:45:23.240 problems that exist before us and it's

00:45:25.060 clear and obvious that we need something

00:45:26.520 new and we need something that will that

00:45:30.040 is inoculated against the problems that

00:45:32.880 we have currently and so what I would

00:45:35.320 suggest is you know that you know how do

00:45:37.260 we actually get there how do we begin to

00:45:39.460 create the nucleus of this new American

00:45:42.720 culture that's resistant to you know the

00:45:45.860 kikes basically you um I'm sorry go ahead

00:45:50.660 oh I was just gonna say um you know

00:45:53.240 flooring in regards to this I think our

00:45:55.540 people first of all need to be able to

00:45:57.400 know what they're fighting for and need to

00:45:59.140 be able to understand how we can make

00:46:00.940 their lives better um you know as I

00:46:03.140 mentioned everything from the whiskey

00:46:04.320 rebellion to the war between the states

00:46:05.740 um I think the majority of whites in

00:46:07.980 America until the post-world war ii period

00:46:09.860 um they really lived in abject poverty and

00:46:12.520 the average white person did not have a

00:46:15.420 real say in this government ever or in

00:46:17.980 this economy I mean you can go all the

00:46:19.760 way up to the 1920s when you have the

00:46:21.500 veterans being gunned down in Washington

00:46:23.000 D.C. uh asking for their pensions or the

00:46:25.460 battle of Blair Mountain where 10,000

00:46:27.120 miners after they've been machine gunned

00:46:29.100 by hired Pinkerton thugs uh march in the

00:46:31.620 largest rebellion in American history and

00:46:33.480 then they get bombed for the first time

00:46:35.140 um in world history by airplanes by their

00:46:38.080 own government so we see these movements

00:46:40.640 we see why the left has historically been

00:46:42.280 so effective organizing amongst the white

00:46:44.540 working class I think that's because for

00:46:46.740 centuries the majority of us have been

00:46:48.320 left out we've gotten scraps off the

00:46:50.240 table of the capitalists of the Jewish

00:46:52.620 oligarchs and of the power structure and

00:46:54.440 have never really felt that plugged in

00:46:56.140 and that's why we see this push you know

00:46:58.080 towards the suburbs and now increasingly

00:47:00.060 rural areas it's been this long time

00:47:01.860 where that's why populist movements

00:47:03.620 whether it's Huey Long or the Union of

00:47:05.120 Social Justice under Father Charles

00:47:07.020 Coughlin uh all these movements were

00:47:09.020 extremely successful because it was

00:47:11.040 addressing that the majority of whites

00:47:12.560 felt left out by the system because

00:47:14.480 effectively they were we are willing to

00:47:16.420 fight a horrific civil war uh against all

00:47:19.140 odds over feeling left out by the Washington

00:47:21.240 establishment and by the economy so I think

00:47:23.880 first of all we as a movement need to

00:47:26.480 identify to our people how we can make

00:47:29.440 things better in terms of their lives their

00:47:31.520 children's lives and building a more just

00:47:33.840 society not just in the way you know this

00:47:35.600 term has been taken by the left you know

00:47:37.940 um social justice was a term really first

00:47:40.440 coined in America by Father Coughlin who

00:47:42.120 of course said America's at a crossroads

00:47:44.300 between communism and fascism and I take the

00:47:46.880 road to fascism so I I think for us first of

00:47:50.060 all we need to identify as a movement what

00:47:52.060 we're going to do to make a society that is

00:47:54.200 more just because revolution takes sacrifice

00:47:57.060 it might even take death and martyrdom

00:47:58.880 it's not a comfortable thing so we really

00:48:00.920 have to explain to people what we can do to

00:48:03.940 make their lives better and to radically

00:48:06.460 overhaul I mean have an economic social

00:48:08.560 political revolution where this entire system

00:48:10.880 has changed and can really empower them

00:48:12.800 and that's that's what's needed because

00:48:15.180 they need to know their sacrifices are

00:48:16.980 worth something for their kids and your

00:48:19.000 race is very very important but also when

00:48:20.740 it comes to the economy and society and

00:48:22.740 having their voices be heard that's where

00:48:24.620 national socialism can answer these issues

00:48:26.300 I'd say that one of the most fundamental

00:48:31.560 you know aspects of futurism and you know

00:48:37.300 doing this revolution in America is the

00:48:41.080 the question of identity because right now

00:48:44.220 Americans don't really have that identity I

00:48:49.540 mean because the concept American you know

00:48:52.680 has for a long time just been stretched to

00:48:54.740 mean anything like any featherless biped who

00:48:57.820 you know paddles his boat and reaches the

00:49:00.840 shore of America is an American so that

00:49:03.280 doesn't really mean anything anymore and

00:49:05.260 it's certainly not something that will gather

00:49:07.640 people together now you've got this other

00:49:09.880 identity which is a white which in America

00:49:13.700 means you know America you know people who

00:49:16.820 are of European descent and all that but

00:49:21.320 white especially in the modern times it's

00:49:25.200 been drained of all cultural significance to

00:49:28.760 a large extent like white what does it mean

00:49:31.360 that you're white what what's white culture and

00:49:35.760 we 23 and me nationalism yeah I mean you know if

00:49:40.960 you're German or you're French or you're

00:49:42.640 English you know there's a long history

00:49:45.200 there's a common heritage there's you know

00:49:47.920 specific holidays and specific language there's

00:49:51.700 all sorts of things that can make people gather

00:49:54.860 around and feel a sense of kinship and

00:49:57.220 brotherhood white at least at this point in

00:50:00.340 time white is a kind of bland a bland sort of

00:50:05.400 thing when you read like articles or watch

00:50:08.240 videos that talk about whiteness in America and

00:50:11.880 you know even in mainstream culture like they

00:50:14.660 make jokes like oh what does it mean to be

00:50:16.240 white and it's all pretty boring stuff I mean

00:50:19.760 it's not something that's very inspiring so

00:50:22.720 futurism I think one of the first tasks if we

00:50:26.340 want people to have this this bond this will

00:50:31.120 that will create this collectivism you know the

00:50:34.560 spirit of collectivism and you know helping each

00:50:37.520 other and feeling responsibility and thus having

00:50:40.280 the the discipline of self-sacrifice to get this

00:50:46.280 revolution going you're going to need futurism to

00:50:49.940 build a strong new identity probably based on a lot of

00:50:55.040 historical things related to America but there's

00:50:57.800 going to have to be something strong and new and

00:50:59.740 you know interesting that people want to belong to

00:51:02.740 and feel that they that's related to them

00:51:06.040 there's an allegory I have to this so my friend was

00:51:10.920 born in Iceland came to the United States and you know

00:51:13.800 sort of got a citizenship recently a friend of his got

00:51:17.920 their citizenship as well from Iceland and when he went

00:51:21.060 basically to the ceremony the the person on the

00:51:25.080 podium talking about like these people getting their

00:51:27.100 citizenship most of them apparently were like Koreans or

00:51:29.260 something basically gave like a 10 minute sort of speech

00:51:33.540 about how even though these people had come to America and

00:51:38.180 had immigrated and and had sort of like brought themselves in

00:51:41.080 they didn't have to give up their culture because you know Americans

00:51:45.820 can have any culture and so I think to go back to Florian's

00:51:50.140 question the the answer to how you you do that is by by the

00:51:55.360 struggle itself you you offer people a new culture and a new

00:51:59.040 way of being so I'm James Mason and siege talks about this

00:52:02.300 idea essentially that the the organization is the nation in

00:52:06.520 embryo it's the nation forming itself through its opposition to to

00:52:11.900 the forces that are trying to destroy it and so how you build that

00:52:14.980 culture is basically you offer dispossessed culturalist sort of

00:52:19.860 white people in the United States you know particularly the youth I

00:52:22.320 can I can identify this problem you offer them a culture through

00:52:26.480 this this struggle against the people that are trying to kill us

00:52:30.620 yeah I mean we're seeing this happening to a certain extent right now

00:52:35.140 like the the you know internet culture based around the hating the

00:52:39.920 kikes you know that's creating a new culture with its own music its own

00:52:45.620 kind of language its own means its own you're telling me that if we mean we

00:52:50.100 can win the race war no I'm saying that okay of course the race war itself is

00:52:57.200 you know maybe one of the things that will create this new culture exactly you

00:53:02.440 know just like you know what the current American culture at least when it was

00:53:06.240 healthy a lot of it was born out of you know the revolution against Britain and

00:53:12.960 later I guess the civil war like this no exactly I was gonna mention this later

00:53:16.240 on you know but this is actually a very critical cultural anthropological point

00:53:19.880 that's been noticed by many many social scientists all throughout history is

00:53:22.840 that typically speaking the most powerful factor for ethnogenesis is

00:53:28.540 oppression it's when your group is target is lambasted together by an outside you

00:53:34.140 know invading power or some tyrannical government and you're forced to be

00:53:38.620 together and this happens all throughout history even in situations where the let's

00:53:43.440 say you know let's just use the example of we'll say whites even if whites don't

00:53:49.300 necessarily identify together as a racial group our enemies see us this way you

00:53:54.360 know a black I mean he uses us as a racial group right and so what happens is as the

00:53:59.760 the race war begins to pick up as this oppression against white people begins to

00:54:03.380 pick up white people are going to realize that you know if they don't actually

00:54:06.360 embrace this identity you know they just die because every nobody else gives a fuck

00:54:09.840 essentially it's it's going white as we understand it in the American context is

00:54:14.860 going to become the new American ethnicity through the process of the struggle

00:54:18.640 and we can see an allegory in this in our own history you know how many people

00:54:23.000 really identify American culture as beginning with the colony they don't most people when

00:54:27.860 they think of America and who we are fundamentally even in their misguided way

00:54:32.660 they think of the revolution they think of Washington and they think of all these

00:54:35.900 people who fought against the British so essentially for them America starts at at

00:54:41.560 the the occupation by the British and the fight against them so you know futurism is

00:54:46.140 basically offering the same alternative but through a fundamentally healthy worldview

00:54:50.200 through a fascist worldview we're going to create the new being through the

00:54:55.300 opposition to the old way of things which clearly isn't working

00:54:57.920 fire forges steel

00:55:00.820 so really really okay so let's see we're starting to get to the end of the first hour

00:55:08.940 so what I think that we should do is make some kind of final comments on this and then we can

00:55:13.140 pick up from when we left off Andrew I know that you might have to go for the second hour

00:55:18.100 so why don't if you have anything you know you'd like to say please you know I'd love to give

00:55:22.720 the allotted time to you if you want to get on your soapbox I'm okay I can stick around

00:55:28.440 excellent I can stick around fantastic so yeah I mean I would just open it up and I would say like

00:55:34.880 this I see this fundamentally as the this is the most important thing because people um you you know

00:55:42.560 you need the right and the left hand you need the positive and you need the negative this is what

00:55:45.960 forms the holistic body right day and night and so people don't um you know just saying like we

00:55:54.160 hate the jews is not going to be an effective means to actually like build a new civilization

00:55:59.440 which is fundamentally constructive what really I know I know what we we like you know we're opposed

00:56:06.520 to the jews because they want to destroy us but what exactly is it that we want to destroy and

00:56:11.440 that's what I think we have to as has been identified is we have to figure that out what

00:56:15.660 are the best things about our culture and traditions that you know we can apply in a North American

00:56:21.320 context we need to figure out what that nucleus is we need to you know then start to aggressively

00:56:26.240 propagandize around that and sort of say this is who we are this is what we're working to defend

00:56:31.340 this is what we need to constantly be building up and expand and this is what the kikes want to take

00:56:36.160 away from you and one of the things is that this is actually shout out to weave here this is what his

00:56:40.580 conversion his race method is completely built around is you create the dichotomy in people's

00:56:45.800 minds of you know this beautiful European culture um that is the positive and then you show you know

00:56:52.500 like these Negro savages that are invading our countries that want to destroy it and you create

00:56:58.680 that dialectical tension in their mind immediately where it's like you get to pick one or you get to

00:57:02.700 pick the other allow me to use a organic analogy in this case essentially what we can understand

00:57:10.580 as of the current system we have right now is that the organism of our civilization is inherently

00:57:16.160 very very sick right the immunal system is completely gone down the drain that means that

00:57:21.620 we are much much more receptacle towards foreign entities bacteria of the worst caliber let's just

00:57:28.720 call these caliber these these bacterium niggers and asians all right now of course now you might

00:57:36.900 think to yourself okay the organism is sick it's very sick what is the cause well if you look at

00:57:43.300 the belly or near the brain of the organism you'll see well there's a giant tumor there and just so

00:57:49.680 coincidentally that tumor has a giant david star on it hmm well what we can say quickly is well let's

00:57:56.620 remove the tumor let's cut it out let's remove it from the organism good well let's just say now the

00:58:02.640 tumor has been removed well now we have to look at well what caused the tumor to be there well some

00:58:09.740 changes of you know um intake of of material to sustain the organism might need to be changed well let's

00:58:18.740 just say that one of the major things that caused this filth to happen and this entire unfortunate incident

00:58:23.780 well let's just call that uh hyper individualism liberalism socialism etc etc so let's just say

00:58:32.680 well let's remove these parts from the organism and well maybe we won't have giant david star

00:58:38.400 shaped tumors on the organism yeah i really i really hate these these uh rothschild tumors i really

00:58:46.980 i think um prescription is the cross personally to sort of uh identify because we're coming to the

00:58:54.260 end of the first hour to sort of identify in all this and sort of sum it up the only way any of this

00:58:59.760 can get done is if you know the listener like you listening right now get involved and they're

00:59:05.120 especially in america now we have a number of organizations we have um adam often which is

00:59:09.420 primarily a youth-based uh national socialist organization futurist organization we have a traditional

00:59:14.660 workers party which uh from what i understand operates mostly in appalachia yeah yeah appalachia

00:59:20.500 and the the midwest although we do have chapters all over but that's our main focus is here and we

00:59:25.040 have um and we have also the daily storm of book clubs so you know the only way you're going to be

00:59:30.320 able to really get all of the context of this struggle and really understand it and really uh get

00:59:35.700 into it is if you get involved you know you're you don't like i see this a lot with americans don't

00:59:40.660 run off to serbia and try to get like a trad serbian waifu like you need to be here fighting

00:59:45.340 with your racial kinfolk because you need either either go you run away or you stay and fight and

00:59:51.240 you know your life means something essentially exactly and this is something that i always want

00:59:56.020 to reinforce with our guys is that they're going to come for you they will and being part of this

01:00:01.720 national struggle means that you're signing up for struggle you're signing up for a fight and this

01:00:05.600 is a fight to the death this is not a game this is real life and if as we've mentioned before and

01:00:11.120 as we provided ample evidence if our enemies are victorious they will prison imprison torture and

01:00:17.040 kill you and they will sacrifice your children to moloch they will sell your women into slavery

01:00:22.740 and your entire civilization will be defiled will pass into dust just as so many before us have so this

01:00:29.760 is essentially a decision that we have to make individually because there's nobody else but

01:00:33.260 everybody who's listening right now we are it we're the antibodies to destroy this this cancer

01:00:39.660 this disease we're the vanguard though that that's meant to to fix our problems there's no uh mystical

01:00:46.440 group of archangels that's going to come down and fix this for us you know not until our lord comes back

01:00:52.000 may he come soon and so it is fundamentally an individual decision that everybody listening has to make

01:00:59.320 that yes i'm going to fight i'm willing to suffer and die i'm willing to sacrifice my life blood on

01:01:06.020 the altar of my faith folk and fatherland and if you don't make that decision you don't have a place

01:01:12.140 at the table you don't need to be here because you're just wasting our fucking time and so you need

01:01:16.700 to decide one or the other and if you're going to commit you've got to commit all the way until the

01:01:21.200 end the final victory well i just want to throw in just super quick i know we're at the end of the

01:01:27.260 hour um if we don't win here our comrades work overseas um is really in danger as well i mean it's

01:01:34.520 very alluring to want to go to poland or something like that but this is where the jews are based this

01:01:39.200 is their staging ground this is where they have their base of power for nato and the atlanticist

01:01:43.220 alliance and every part of jewish power is based here so we need to win this fight here in the united

01:01:49.280 states to break the back of jewish power and to be able to build a homeland for our people because

01:01:54.040 if we don't do that then they're going to be able you know we win revolutions in serbia or poland or

01:01:59.200 greece or the nordic countries then the jews are still going to have that power base to go just like

01:02:04.320 happened in the 1930s and 40s to crush nationalist revolutions against the jewish system we have to beat

01:02:10.280 the cancer this is the tumor this is where it has to be removed so this struggle needs to be based

01:02:16.540 here now everyone's doing their part in their countries to fight back against it but we need

01:02:20.540 to break the back of jewish power in america because this is where all of the evil emanates

01:02:24.620 from so that's why i'd say to everyone i know it's hard it's not easy florian as you said there's a lot

01:02:29.200 of sacrifice that goes into this and we might be you know lose our lives in the struggle and we need to

01:02:34.480 be prepared for that but our responsibility just isn't to our immediate families it's also to all of our

01:02:39.200 kinsmen around the world to all free peoples we must beat the jews here this is you know the gates of

01:02:44.960 vienna for the way you know the western civilization the white race we must drive them back here because

01:02:50.360 if we can't do that they're going to be able to attack our comrades around the world and be able

01:02:54.880 to consolidate their global power so the kikes have got to go from america first because that will

01:03:00.300 you know essentially destroy the organizing system of the jews it's a worldwide struggle we're all engaged

01:03:05.040 in it but our responsibility here is so important because this is where they're based

01:03:09.420 amen amen with that we come to the end of our first hour please stay tuned

01:03:16.760 tell me who's that right john the revelator who's that right john the revelator who's that right

01:03:30.100 john the revelator wrote the book of the seven seals you know god walked out in the cool of the day

01:03:41.160 called adam by the seven seals called adam by his name he refused to answer because he wasn't naked and ashamed

01:03:53.160 tell me who's that right john the revelator who's that right john the revelator who's that right

01:04:01.160 john the revelator who's that right john the revelator wrote the book of the seven seals

01:04:11.160 now christ had twelve apostles three led away he said watch for me one hour while i go yonder and pray

01:04:29.160 tell me who's that right john the revelator who's that right john the revelator who's that right

01:04:39.160 john the revelator wrote the book of the seven seals

01:04:46.160 right

01:04:48.160 Well, Christ rose on Easter morning

01:05:08.380 Mary and Martha came down to sea

01:05:12.500 He said, go tell my disciple

01:05:18.160 Read me in Galilee

01:05:21.280 Tell me who's that right

01:05:24.740 John the Revelator

01:05:27.020 Who's that right

01:05:29.180 John the Revelator

01:05:31.340 John the Revelator

01:05:35.800 Wrote the book of the seven seas

01:05:39.140 Tell me who's that right

01:05:42.420 John the Revelator

01:05:44.580 Tell me who's that right

01:05:47.020 John the Revelator

01:05:49.020 Who's that right

01:05:51.040 John the Revelator

01:05:53.440 Wrote the book of the seven seas

01:05:56.540 agreement between the seven seas

01:06:01.100 We're not there

01:06:03.540 journalists

01:06:04.520 We're not there

01:06:06.960 You're on a verge

01:06:07.560 Everyone just

01:06:08.380 You're in you

01:06:08.920 You're not there

01:06:09.380 You're not there

01:06:10.140 You're in you

01:06:10.480 You're a place

01:06:12.960 You're in you

01:06:15.160 You're in you

01:06:16.000 You're in a alone

01:06:16.940 Oh, oh, oh, oh

01:06:46.920 Oh, oh, oh, oh

01:07:16.920 Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh

01:07:18.920 Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh

01:07:20.920 Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh

01:07:22.920 Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh

01:07:26.920 Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh

01:07:30.920 Oh, oh, oh oh

01:07:38.820 Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh oh

01:07:52.920 Transcription by CastingWords

01:08:22.920 Transcription by CastingWords

01:08:52.920 Transcription by CastingWords

01:09:22.920 I hate the Constitution, this great republic too

01:09:28.420 I hate the Freedmen's Bureau in uniforms blue

01:09:33.360 I hate the nasty eagle with all his brags and fuss

01:09:38.400 The lying thieving Yankees, I hate some worse and less

01:09:43.480 I hate the Yankee Nation and everything they do

01:09:53.380 I hate the Declaration of Independence too

01:09:58.320 I hate the Glorious Union is dripping with our blood

01:10:03.380 I hate their striped banner, I fit it all I could

01:10:08.260 I followed old Miles Robert before you're near about

01:10:32.920 Got wounded in three places and starved at part of God

01:10:38.020 I caught the rheumatism, a-campin' in the snow

01:10:42.960 Better kill the chance of Yankees I'd like to kill some more

01:10:47.920 300,000 Yankees are stiff in southern dust

01:10:57.720 We got 300,000 before they conquered us

01:11:02.640 They died of southern fever, southern steel and shot

01:11:07.440 I wish there was three million instead of what you got

01:11:12.440 I can't take up my musket and fight them now no more

01:11:22.320 But I ain't a-gonna love them, that is certain, sure

01:11:27.220 And I don't want no pardon for what I was and am

01:11:32.260 I won't be reconstructed and I don't care what to am

01:11:37.140 Oh, I'm a good old rebel, now that's just what I am

01:11:46.840 Oh, I'm a good old rebel, now that's just what I am

01:11:52.740 Welcome back to part two of Mysterium Fashi's episode 12, American Futurism

01:12:04.800 We're coming back for our second hour, as you may have been able to glean

01:12:09.280 and we're going to continue our discussion on American Futurism

01:12:12.840 as you also probably could figure out

01:12:14.600 Now, when we left off, we were talking about

01:12:18.080 how do we construct a new American culture

01:12:22.600 We were talking about

01:12:24.200 basically

01:12:26.500 the

01:12:28.540 how culture comes out of struggling, essentially

01:12:34.100 and how our struggle, what we're doing right here

01:12:37.180 is going to be the bedrock for anything moving forward

01:12:40.340 So I want to get back into that discussion

01:12:42.360 So, I mean, if anybody had any points that they would like to bring up

01:12:46.420 that they left off beforehand, please, I'd encourage them

01:12:48.860 You know, if not, then I think we can start to get into

01:12:51.800 like a little bit more of

01:12:53.180 I want to talk about maybe culture creation

01:12:54.880 and like arts and culture and music and stuff

01:12:56.840 Well, on that subject

01:13:00.300 there was something that we briefly discussed before

01:13:02.860 about how culture is often born out of struggle

01:13:06.040 and I think one of the things that can, you know, be a seed for a culture

01:13:14.380 is kind of having a national epic

01:13:16.860 like a great tale, a great poem

01:13:19.740 some sort of, you know, huge mythological event

01:13:23.460 Like the matter of France or England

01:13:24.940 Yes, something like that

01:13:26.640 and usually that's based around war

01:13:29.440 So in the case of America

01:13:30.800 of course you have the revolution against England

01:13:33.620 but I think what could be even more interesting

01:13:36.920 is the struggle against the Native Americans

01:13:40.660 because this was like a brutal and very long struggle

01:13:45.020 with a lot of interesting drama mixed in

01:13:48.540 and I think that could be one of the seeds

01:13:53.040 for like a futurist new American culture

01:13:57.300 because, you know, it's got the struggle against non-whites

01:14:00.560 which is, I think, more interesting in some ways

01:14:03.820 than, you know, against England

01:14:05.100 which is the same blood, essentially

01:14:07.140 So there was just an idea that I had

01:14:10.460 like, it could be like, yeah, the matter of France

01:14:12.700 would be the matter of America

01:14:14.120 The battle against the savage landscape, essentially

01:14:18.040 it does have a big impact on the American psyche

01:14:20.500 and I don't see how it would change with futurism

01:14:22.480 No, but I think that actually

01:14:23.600 that's a very good point

01:14:25.020 and I think even, Vass, you put it

01:14:27.060 in an even more refined and elegant way

01:14:30.120 is that, yeah, I mean, it's the battle against

01:14:32.280 you know, this untamed land

01:14:34.060 of which these Indians are like a part of

01:14:36.480 you know, the fauna, so to speak

01:14:38.380 where, yeah, I mean, that is

01:14:40.180 the best parts of our people

01:14:41.760 were formed out of this

01:14:43.160 like frontier mentality

01:14:45.160 this, like, English, you know, free men mentality

01:14:48.180 where they, they settled the land

01:14:50.560 and civilized it

01:14:51.540 and this is, in fact, I mean, if you look

01:14:53.260 at the national culture of Spain

01:14:55.220 Spain didn't exist until they reconquered it

01:14:57.580 from the Muslims

01:14:58.160 it literally was created out of crusading

01:15:00.660 and so in that same sense

01:15:02.040 I mean, you know, we can think about

01:15:03.080 manifest destiny as, like, the crusade

01:15:05.100 for North America

01:15:05.780 I think that's a good point

01:15:06.660 Another interesting thing

01:15:08.960 to bring up about this

01:15:10.000 is that Rockwell once in a speech

01:15:11.860 referred to Blacks as the new Indians

01:15:14.180 Hmm

01:15:15.880 Makes sense

01:15:18.280 So, yeah

01:15:19.640 No, I agree

01:15:20.660 and I think that's a good point

01:15:21.740 but, and that's, that's the thing

01:15:23.420 is, one, one of the interests

01:15:24.980 I was listening to an Orthodox Nationalist podcast

01:15:27.860 so, you know, shout out to Father Raphael

01:15:29.700 and he was talking about

01:15:31.600 how the first thing

01:15:32.840 that the Ukrainian Romantic Nationalists

01:15:35.060 did in the 19th century

01:15:37.640 when they were trying to preserve Ukraine

01:15:39.360 and reinvigorate its nationalist movement

01:15:41.080 is they went around

01:15:42.600 to all of the towns

01:15:43.860 and all of the villages

01:15:44.800 and they wrote down

01:15:46.320 all of the poetry and folk songs

01:15:47.960 and that the first thing

01:15:50.520 that an occupying force does

01:15:51.980 when it wants to remove

01:15:52.960 the culture from a people

01:15:54.040 is they erase its history

01:15:55.400 and they erase its poetry

01:15:56.420 and they erase its folk ways

01:15:57.600 Well, and that's where I think

01:16:00.340 it's an interesting thing

01:16:01.400 you know, one of our guys

01:16:03.140 you know, Patty Tarleton

01:16:04.000 does folk music

01:16:05.620 and almost all the folk music

01:16:06.800 is either 100% American

01:16:09.040 you know, the tunes

01:16:09.940 or goes back to England

01:16:11.400 and, you know, that's just

01:16:12.500 one small example

01:16:13.480 where I think we have the potential

01:16:15.100 you know, because his songs

01:16:15.980 are against the Jews

01:16:17.460 against multiculturalism

01:16:18.620 against Black Lives Matter

01:16:19.480 all those things like that

01:16:20.340 but those tunes are still there

01:16:22.240 I mean, some of them are hymns

01:16:23.320 some of them are ballads

01:16:24.120 and things like that

01:16:24.900 and that's a really beautiful way

01:16:26.700 to be able to preserve our culture

01:16:28.580 and I think we can really do that

01:16:29.940 in our movement

01:16:30.440 because, you know, culture

01:16:32.340 and tradition is dynamic

01:16:33.940 it's organic

01:16:34.500 it's always growing

01:16:35.280 so we should be able

01:16:36.640 to find ways

01:16:37.260 to take elements

01:16:38.060 of American culture

01:16:39.340 Americana

01:16:39.940 the art styles

01:16:41.240 the music styles

01:16:42.000 and things like that

01:16:42.800 and to be able to incorporate

01:16:43.900 that for our struggle here

01:16:45.200 but there's that clear callback

01:16:46.640 to our ancestors

01:16:47.780 so that binds us together

01:16:49.040 with them

01:16:49.480 while creating dynamic content

01:16:51.220 for our people

01:16:52.040 to sing and enjoy today

01:16:54.000 and that kind of bonds us together

01:16:55.140 and I think song actually

01:16:56.420 is one of the most important things

01:16:58.460 that our movement

01:16:59.240 you know, when I was in Europe

01:17:00.960 and I know a lot of you guys

01:17:02.300 are either Europeans

01:17:03.440 or have been there

01:17:04.160 that every nationalist movement

01:17:05.960 has songs

01:17:07.340 you know, that everybody knows

01:17:08.700 I mean, the left has the same thing

01:17:09.880 the Wobblies

01:17:10.540 the IWW

01:17:11.460 have their little red book

01:17:13.140 full of all the songs

01:17:14.940 that they all know

01:17:15.480 and I think if we as a movement

01:17:16.620 could take these sorts of songs

01:17:18.520 it unites us together

01:17:19.680 you might have a couple

01:17:20.300 different groups together

01:17:21.200 you know, at a bar

01:17:21.880 after a protest or something

01:17:22.900 and if we all know the same songs

01:17:24.620 that link us with our ancestors

01:17:26.100 but are triumphant songs for us

01:17:28.080 or memorializing our heroes

01:17:29.320 and things like that

01:17:30.140 that'll bring us together

01:17:31.680 and it's a great cultural expression

01:17:33.300 we're creating culture

01:17:34.400 but we're also maintaining our culture

01:17:35.980 so it won't be swept away

01:17:37.160 by the Jewish poison

01:17:38.280 coming out of Hollywood

01:17:39.060 Yes, I agree 100%

01:17:44.160 and I think that

01:17:45.340 one of the things

01:17:46.180 that is so excellent

01:17:47.420 about the alt-right

01:17:48.280 is that it seems to have

01:17:49.260 a very aggressive

01:17:50.220 and good

01:17:50.860 like creative spark

01:17:52.500 and drive to it

01:17:53.240 I mean, and we see this

01:17:53.920 mostly with the memes

01:17:54.840 and like, you know

01:17:55.300 the aesthetic and all that

01:17:56.560 and so I think that there is

01:17:57.940 an intuitive grip

01:17:58.860 and understanding on this

01:17:59.720 but we really need to try to

01:18:00.800 you know, get a handle

01:18:02.560 on this force

01:18:03.080 and direct it

01:18:03.940 more effectively

01:18:06.640 as a venue of propaganda

01:18:08.640 for not only against our enemy

01:18:11.780 but for culture building

01:18:12.940 right?

01:18:13.620 and so that's the thing

01:18:14.460 is, you know

01:18:15.960 like I think

01:18:18.100 and I think about it

01:18:19.140 Jay Dyer

01:18:19.820 does a lot of really great work

01:18:21.760 on, you know

01:18:22.300 the Hollywood control system

01:18:23.500 and he talks about

01:18:24.540 how from the very beginning

01:18:25.840 you know, the Jews

01:18:28.280 and the intelligence agencies

01:18:29.680 understood this principle

01:18:31.240 and so, you know

01:18:32.000 what I think comes to mind

01:18:32.940 is like

01:18:33.320 praise the Lord

01:18:34.660 and pass the ammunition

01:18:35.620 like that song

01:18:36.780 basically

01:18:37.900 you know

01:18:39.440 was an incalculably

01:18:40.840 huge factor

01:18:41.660 in getting Americans

01:18:42.760 into World War II

01:18:44.020 and it was like

01:18:44.980 created whole cloth

01:18:45.940 by the CIA

01:18:46.700 you know

01:18:50.040 and so

01:18:50.360 this is an incredibly

01:18:51.540 incredibly effective

01:18:52.740 venue of propaganda

01:18:53.840 and so I think

01:18:55.000 you know

01:18:55.220 this kind of art

01:18:56.440 and culture

01:18:57.040 you know

01:18:57.340 visual art

01:18:57.960 but especially song

01:18:59.140 as you say

01:18:59.720 you know

01:18:59.960 we were talking

01:19:00.520 a little bit

01:19:00.880 during the break

01:19:01.360 about how language

01:19:02.720 and speaking

01:19:03.220 is something

01:19:03.660 that's inherent

01:19:04.660 to human beings

01:19:06.300 even in the womb

01:19:07.340 that we have the capacity

01:19:08.320 to learn language

01:19:09.360 you know

01:19:10.440 John Locke says

01:19:11.340 state the inherent ideas

01:19:12.620 well there you go

01:19:13.120 language is one of them

01:19:14.260 so I think that yeah

01:19:17.040 it's something

01:19:18.220 that's incredibly important

01:19:19.120 I'd also like to say

01:19:19.820 congratulations to

01:19:20.700 Patty

01:19:21.420 because I know

01:19:21.820 he just got engaged

01:19:22.600 so wish him best

01:19:24.180 to lock with that

01:19:24.800 I think a good example

01:19:27.500 of how this can be used

01:19:28.420 in our benefit

01:19:29.060 is the song

01:19:30.480 I'm a good old rebel

01:19:31.600 have you ever heard it

01:19:32.640 I think

01:19:32.960 oh of course

01:19:33.600 yeah if any of our

01:19:34.940 I'll put it in the

01:19:36.200 I'll put it in the show

01:19:37.040 I hate the constitution

01:19:38.900 this great republic too

01:19:40.460 you know

01:19:40.820 I mean it's

01:19:41.400 it's entirely

01:19:42.240 an American song

01:19:43.380 and yet it is

01:19:44.200 so negative

01:19:45.540 against the current

01:19:47.340 system in its entirety

01:19:48.420 well and also

01:19:51.360 don't forget the line

01:19:52.280 that's almost always

01:19:53.020 forgotten now

01:19:54.340 you know

01:19:55.200 even within

01:19:56.060 the confederate circles

01:19:57.080 I call them

01:19:57.520 rainbow confederates

01:19:58.460 they try and forget things

01:20:00.080 there's also that great line

01:20:01.120 about

01:20:01.360 I hate the freedmen's bureau

01:20:02.920 and their uniforms of blue

01:20:04.680 and so you know

01:20:05.640 here we have

01:20:06.280 confederate veterans

01:20:07.120 writing and singing songs

01:20:08.420 not only against

01:20:09.240 the American republic

01:20:10.420 because to them

01:20:11.040 the American flag

01:20:11.820 is a symbol of conquest

01:20:12.780 over our people

01:20:13.840 but also calling out

01:20:15.460 this racial system

01:20:16.740 where now egalitarianism

01:20:18.360 has been imposed on us

01:20:19.400 white southerners

01:20:20.020 restricted their right to vote

01:20:21.240 as blacks are basically

01:20:22.560 put in charge

01:20:23.380 of everything

01:20:24.360 and it's songs like that

01:20:25.600 that inspired

01:20:26.220 you know

01:20:26.760 Wade Hampton

01:20:27.340 and the Red Shirts

01:20:28.020 in South Carolina

01:20:28.860 to organize

01:20:29.920 as whites

01:20:30.920 and that's really

01:20:31.620 what they identified as

01:20:32.400 to fight back

01:20:33.300 against the Reconstruction

01:20:34.220 government

01:20:34.660 so you know

01:20:35.520 even within our song

01:20:36.320 yeah exactly

01:20:37.520 the Ku Klux Klan

01:20:38.220 the initial Ku Klux Klan

01:20:39.440 was fighting against

01:20:40.920 law and disorder

01:20:42.320 you know

01:20:42.800 it was a tyranny

01:20:43.580 that our people

01:20:44.060 were living under

01:20:44.660 and these songs

01:20:45.740 helped inspire them

01:20:46.800 and that flame

01:20:47.600 is still alive

01:20:48.220 with us today

01:20:48.860 that struggle

01:20:51.860 is exactly

01:20:52.820 what we need to apply

01:20:53.580 I've often

01:20:54.180 you know

01:20:54.520 said to some

01:20:55.120 of the other members

01:20:55.740 in my organization

01:20:56.500 you know

01:20:56.700 the Klan

01:20:57.200 is one of the first

01:20:58.620 futurist organizations

01:20:59.740 we can see

01:21:00.320 in the United States

01:21:01.020 you know

01:21:01.260 they were

01:21:01.580 a group of

01:21:02.260 confederate veterans

01:21:03.140 that were basically saying

01:21:04.040 you know

01:21:04.240 fuck your Yankee establishment

01:21:05.520 fuck you trying to let

01:21:06.500 niggers rule us

01:21:07.360 we're gonna

01:21:08.620 we're gonna burn

01:21:09.240 this shit down

01:21:09.820 and it started

01:21:12.220 one of the funniest things

01:21:13.300 I just learned this

01:21:13.880 about the Klan

01:21:14.300 the other day

01:21:14.840 is it started literally

01:21:16.000 as a prank organization

01:21:17.520 you know

01:21:18.260 they dressed in the bedsheets

01:21:19.220 and they pretended to be

01:21:19.960 you know

01:21:20.160 the ghosts of confederate veterans

01:21:21.560 that had risen from the grave

01:21:22.660 and they would just

01:21:23.340 ride around

01:21:23.860 and troll blacks

01:21:25.260 they would show up

01:21:26.820 at the middle of the night

01:21:27.740 yeah you know

01:21:28.300 like boogaboos basically

01:21:29.560 yes exactly

01:21:30.860 and this is where

01:21:31.820 the term

01:21:32.120 the even term spook

01:21:33.240 comes from

01:21:33.840 is from this

01:21:34.560 where they were

01:21:35.540 so easily spooked

01:21:36.640 that they would

01:21:37.100 ride around

01:21:37.800 in these bedsheets

01:21:39.120 and just troll them

01:21:40.040 and I just thought

01:21:40.980 I couldn't believe it

01:21:41.920 and it's just so funny

01:21:43.000 I mean it's

01:21:43.600 history truly does

01:21:45.020 repeat itself

01:21:45.620 well yeah

01:21:46.400 how can the alt right now

01:21:47.500 going from Pepe memes

01:21:48.600 and trolling

01:21:49.140 be turned into actually

01:21:50.040 a political force

01:21:50.860 where the Klan

01:21:51.940 and the Red Shirts

01:21:52.660 and other organizations

01:21:53.360 like that

01:21:54.000 were able to

01:21:55.040 defeat the establishment

01:21:56.140 and drive them back

01:21:57.180 over the Mason-Dixon line

01:21:58.360 and return white control

01:21:59.920 to the south

01:22:00.500 I mean you think

01:22:01.720 when you talk about

01:22:03.280 how history repeats itself

01:22:04.620 there is a historical precedent

01:22:06.100 in America

01:22:07.020 of something that can start

01:22:08.320 kind of as a troll

01:22:09.480 against the political establishment

01:22:10.660 and political correctness

01:22:11.500 of the day

01:22:11.960 into a political movement

01:22:13.200 that can galvanize

01:22:14.120 millions of people

01:22:15.040 to fight against

01:22:16.160 egalitarianism

01:22:16.980 to fight against

01:22:17.900 this forced democracy

01:22:19.240 and the disenfranchisement

01:22:20.580 of whites

01:22:21.040 so it's kind of

01:22:22.000 an exciting thing

01:22:22.640 one can only hope

01:22:23.660 we can be as effective

01:22:24.460 yeah I agree 100%

01:22:29.240 and that's one of the things

01:22:30.460 about like

01:22:30.780 you know

01:22:31.320 there's the famous quote

01:22:33.460 that's often misattributed

01:22:34.500 to Voltaire

01:22:35.260 to know who rules over you

01:22:37.780 see who you cannot criticize

01:22:39.020 but I would say

01:22:40.040 that there's actually

01:22:40.560 a reverse corollary of that

01:22:42.120 you know

01:22:42.660 to see who fights for you

01:22:43.860 see who you cannot compliment

01:22:45.500 and like the KKK

01:22:46.980 is like

01:22:47.720 you know

01:22:48.520 it's synonymous

01:22:49.840 with like Nazi

01:22:50.680 neo-Nazi KKK

01:22:51.720 like they're always mentioned

01:22:52.800 in the same breath

01:22:53.600 it's you know

01:22:54.500 it's

01:22:55.500 there's a reason

01:22:56.240 why they're demonized

01:22:57.120 I think

01:22:57.460 you know

01:22:58.040 and of course

01:22:58.440 nobody's perfect

01:22:59.840 like I mean

01:23:00.400 Marothak's Christian

01:23:01.180 used to be a Catholic

01:23:01.820 so there's sort of

01:23:02.560 criticism from that perspective

01:23:03.680 but you know

01:23:04.880 I think

01:23:05.180 unfortunately

01:23:05.980 the KKK

01:23:06.440 is basically

01:23:06.980 an FBI organization now

01:23:08.500 but I think

01:23:09.140 that spirit of the past

01:23:10.160 there's really so much

01:23:11.480 that we can learn from

01:23:12.400 and it really was

01:23:13.480 just like

01:23:14.100 the you know

01:23:15.100 the cultural resistance

01:23:16.040 organization

01:23:16.540 to the northern

01:23:18.420 occupation of the south

01:23:19.760 I mean

01:23:20.040 Nathan Bedford Forrest

01:23:20.940 started it

01:23:21.500 the initial

01:23:22.780 initial plan

01:23:24.800 the first foundation

01:23:26.600 is really like

01:23:27.480 a good

01:23:28.380 historical lesson

01:23:30.560 as to how

01:23:31.020 futurism is sort of

01:23:32.200 predicted in the

01:23:33.040 American psyche

01:23:33.800 you're really

01:23:35.820 you're really addressing

01:23:36.900 something very

01:23:37.640 very important here

01:23:38.520 Florian

01:23:38.920 something I think

01:23:39.580 that everyone

01:23:40.080 can take notice of

01:23:41.120 is

01:23:41.940 of course

01:23:42.860 we can always look back

01:23:43.920 to these old movements

01:23:45.500 and look at the spirit

01:23:46.840 and the essence

01:23:47.600 of these movements

01:23:48.420 and the inherent

01:23:49.800 drive force

01:23:50.560 of these movements

01:23:51.700 but

01:23:52.480 what one needs

01:23:53.560 to keep in mind

01:23:54.240 is due to the fact

01:23:54.940 that they have been

01:23:55.820 demonized

01:23:56.420 as they have

01:23:57.160 you need to give it

01:23:58.780 a new aesthetic

01:23:59.520 you need to give it

01:24:00.400 a new look

01:24:01.060 same core

01:24:02.720 same essence

01:24:03.820 but

01:24:04.300 use your own symbols

01:24:06.000 do not cling to the old

01:24:07.480 create your own

01:24:09.260 new symbolism

01:24:10.480 something that will

01:24:11.820 make the establishment

01:24:13.000 shit itself

01:24:13.940 exactly

01:24:15.940 and I think

01:24:16.680 we can see

01:24:18.000 how just

01:24:18.900 how effective

01:24:19.440 just the aesthetic

01:24:20.320 was

01:24:20.760 in the banning

01:24:21.880 of national action

01:24:22.720 in the United Kingdom

01:24:23.560 and you know

01:24:24.400 they were getting

01:24:24.800 so much critique

01:24:25.480 because it's from

01:24:25.960 some guys

01:24:26.380 oh you know

01:24:26.800 because you don't

01:24:27.220 wear Nazi uniforms

01:24:28.200 or you know

01:24:28.600 you don't wear

01:24:29.380 suits or whatever

01:24:30.020 but they were so

01:24:31.500 able to take

01:24:32.480 this radical

01:24:33.140 new spirit

01:24:33.800 and you know

01:24:35.060 distill it into

01:24:36.920 this you know

01:24:38.060 aesthetic direct

01:24:38.800 action movement

01:24:39.420 that was so

01:24:40.040 frightening to the

01:24:40.840 kikes that they're

01:24:41.460 now a terrorist

01:24:42.220 organization

01:24:42.820 and they've been

01:24:43.860 disbanded

01:24:45.040 god bless them

01:24:46.640 hopefully we'll have

01:24:47.160 Benjamin Raymond on soon

01:24:48.080 and he can tell us

01:24:48.940 in his own words

01:24:49.620 you know about these

01:24:50.540 sort of things

01:24:50.920 but yeah

01:24:51.280 and I think

01:24:51.640 this is just critical

01:24:52.600 and so

01:24:53.680 you know

01:24:54.660 I think that this is

01:24:56.320 the really

01:24:57.480 these groups

01:24:57.940 like national action

01:24:58.700 or the kkk

01:24:59.240 you know

01:24:59.540 these are excellent

01:25:00.640 real life examples

01:25:01.660 of how

01:25:02.320 like the vanguard

01:25:03.480 or the struggle

01:25:04.680 is the foundation

01:25:06.440 of a new

01:25:07.140 America culture

01:25:08.260 or a new culture

01:25:11.820 at large

01:25:12.560 right

01:25:13.000 and so

01:25:14.040 a culture at large

01:25:15.120 is a thing

01:25:15.660 I mean we're

01:25:16.140 creating a new

01:25:17.340 international

01:25:18.100 white culture

01:25:19.820 is what I see

01:25:21.040 happening

01:25:21.420 which is

01:25:22.080 incredible

01:25:23.140 and this is

01:25:23.980 this is something

01:25:25.460 that's been

01:25:25.940 really important

01:25:26.780 to me

01:25:27.720 that I've thought

01:25:29.080 about from

01:25:29.740 the beginning

01:25:30.340 is that you

01:25:31.240 have to look

01:25:31.940 at the way

01:25:32.380 Jews

01:25:32.940 overthrew

01:25:33.720 our own

01:25:34.580 culture

01:25:35.260 in the 1960s

01:25:36.580 I mean beginning

01:25:37.580 in the late 50s

01:25:38.760 and mainly happening

01:25:39.740 up through the

01:25:40.380 up through the 70s

01:25:42.440 how they

01:25:44.560 how they took over

01:25:46.120 and replaced

01:25:46.940 our culture

01:25:48.700 which you know

01:25:49.620 I mean whatever

01:25:50.360 people want to say

01:25:51.100 about America

01:25:51.640 I mean we

01:25:52.140 in the west

01:25:53.360 generally

01:25:53.840 in the 50s

01:25:54.980 I mean we

01:25:55.740 did have a culture

01:25:56.620 that existed

01:25:57.380 and it's a lot better

01:25:58.100 than what we have now

01:25:59.080 and you know

01:26:00.700 we have to

01:26:01.560 we have to look

01:26:02.760 at how they did that

01:26:03.760 and do the same thing

01:26:04.640 and what they did

01:26:05.440 was create a subculture

01:26:06.680 that was capable

01:26:08.560 of taking on

01:26:10.180 and becoming

01:26:11.120 the dominant culture

01:26:13.260 so you know

01:26:14.040 I mean we have now

01:26:15.140 we are now

01:26:15.840 I mean whatever

01:26:16.840 you want to call it

01:26:17.580 I think the alt-right

01:26:19.060 is a fine term

01:26:19.840 I know Nat

01:26:20.920 doesn't like it

01:26:21.620 but I think alt-right

01:26:22.680 is okay to

01:26:23.800 to use that term

01:26:25.280 I mean it's accepted now

01:26:26.860 and I think that it has been

01:26:28.580 has been made anti-Semitic

01:26:30.840 but whatever you want to call it

01:26:32.260 I mean we are

01:26:33.120 we are now a subculture

01:26:34.760 that involves millions of people

01:26:36.700 across the

01:26:37.360 the white western world

01:26:38.860 so

01:26:39.260 and it is millions

01:26:40.460 because people want to say

01:26:41.620 oh

01:26:41.960 well how many are there

01:26:43.560 I mean you know

01:26:44.300 my website has a

01:26:46.220 has a

01:26:46.860 a hundred

01:26:48.460 on average

01:26:50.160 I went way up

01:26:51.220 over the last few

01:26:52.340 the last week

01:26:53.500 but I mean on average

01:26:54.880 it's about 125

01:26:57.100 130,000 people a day

01:26:58.980 and

01:26:59.420 you know

01:27:00.580 two-thirds of these

01:27:01.900 are returning visits

01:27:03.100 so

01:27:03.920 I mean these are people

01:27:05.140 who are

01:27:05.560 who are into it

01:27:06.440 who are

01:27:07.060 you know

01:27:07.480 I don't know if you call them

01:27:08.460 members

01:27:08.800 but they're

01:27:09.300 they're people who follow

01:27:10.120 this stuff

01:27:10.480 and are into it

01:27:10.960 so we do have

01:27:11.520 I think millions of people

01:27:13.340 and when you spread it

01:27:14.260 across all different

01:27:15.080 the different platforms

01:27:16.840 and consider that

01:27:18.240 you know

01:27:18.520 a lot of people

01:27:19.080 who believe this stuff

01:27:19.840 aren't reading websites

01:27:20.600 every single day

01:27:21.320 so

01:27:22.600 you know

01:27:23.080 we've done that

01:27:24.040 we have now

01:27:24.920 and I mean

01:27:25.440 you know

01:27:25.820 the videos people do

01:27:27.660 the parody songs

01:27:29.120 this type of stuff

01:27:30.920 the trappings

01:27:31.580 I mean the memes themselves

01:27:32.820 are an art form

01:27:33.900 so you have

01:27:34.680 you have the trappings

01:27:35.600 of a culture

01:27:37.040 and I think that we are

01:27:38.300 we are capable

01:27:40.460 of becoming

01:27:41.140 the

01:27:41.460 turning this subculture

01:27:43.400 into

01:27:43.920 the dominant culture

01:27:45.320 so it's something

01:27:45.860 that I personally

01:27:46.680 think a lot about

01:27:47.860 as far as

01:27:48.560 you know

01:27:48.800 aesthetics

01:27:49.200 and just the

01:27:50.660 whole vibe

01:27:51.560 of everything

01:27:52.060 that you want it

01:27:53.200 to be something

01:27:53.800 that can potentially

01:27:55.720 appeal to

01:27:57.820 to everyone

01:27:58.540 I mean

01:27:59.720 obviously

01:28:00.600 white males

01:28:01.640 but you

01:28:02.500 you have to

01:28:03.760 you have to

01:28:04.220 keep that in mind

01:28:05.040 when you're

01:28:05.500 when you're

01:28:05.880 when you're

01:28:06.420 working on this

01:28:07.300 yeah

01:28:12.100 exact

01:28:12.680 exact

01:28:13.380 did you have

01:28:15.240 something you wanted

01:28:15.640 to add

01:28:15.900 Zager

01:28:16.120 well

01:28:17.700 yeah

01:28:18.300 I think

01:28:19.080 ultimately

01:28:21.420 a large part

01:28:22.700 of this culture

01:28:23.480 that we build

01:28:24.360 is going to have

01:28:25.460 to be based

01:28:26.140 on

01:28:26.780 our ancestors

01:28:28.200 because right now

01:28:30.340 like you can have

01:28:31.600 a sort of

01:28:33.020 you know

01:28:33.320 more superficial

01:28:34.280 culture

01:28:34.900 based on

01:28:35.500 you know

01:28:35.680 memes

01:28:36.100 and jokes

01:28:37.040 and like

01:28:37.660 you know

01:28:38.540 musics

01:28:39.140 and things like that

01:28:39.900 and this is what

01:28:40.520 we're building

01:28:40.940 in the alright

01:28:41.460 but in order

01:28:44.200 for a culture

01:28:45.040 to really

01:28:46.000 bring people

01:28:47.120 together

01:28:47.600 and give

01:28:49.160 people

01:28:49.700 you know

01:28:50.580 the courage

01:28:51.520 to sacrifice

01:28:52.940 themselves

01:28:53.620 like not necessarily

01:28:54.680 sacrifice their lives

01:28:55.560 but at least

01:28:56.020 sacrifice some of

01:28:56.840 their comfort

01:28:57.360 and safety

01:28:58.720 and stuff like that

01:28:59.620 for the group

01:29:00.960 the culture

01:29:02.300 has to have

01:29:03.080 roots

01:29:04.080 in the past

01:29:05.440 and I think

01:29:06.440 those roots

01:29:07.260 have to be

01:29:08.760 our ancestors

01:29:10.680 like great men

01:29:12.080 that came before

01:29:13.040 that we can all

01:29:14.300 you know

01:29:16.060 share

01:29:16.580 a common group

01:29:18.140 membership with

01:29:19.000 and have admiration

01:29:20.560 for

01:29:21.380 because of

01:29:22.580 some achievements

01:29:23.600 that they had

01:29:24.520 so like

01:29:27.100 right now

01:29:27.460 of course

01:29:27.780 those men

01:29:29.060 already exist

01:29:29.880 but I think

01:29:31.820 the alt-right

01:29:33.160 or whatever

01:29:33.560 you want to call it

01:29:34.400 we need to

01:29:35.800 kind of

01:29:36.320 canonize

01:29:39.140 some people

01:29:40.580 and

01:29:41.540 kind of

01:29:43.360 in a way

01:29:44.300 kind of like

01:29:44.920 the church

01:29:45.600 you know

01:29:45.900 you have

01:29:46.760 a certain number

01:29:47.520 of saints

01:29:48.160 who are

01:29:49.700 you know

01:29:52.200 they're examples

01:29:52.940 of the ideal men

01:29:54.560 and they're our ancestors

01:29:56.040 they're

01:29:56.400 you know

01:29:56.800 our forefathers

01:29:57.680 so it gives you

01:29:59.240 both pride

01:30:00.260 and an example

01:30:01.900 of what to do

01:30:02.980 I think

01:30:04.660 this element

01:30:05.580 really

01:30:06.080 it's very important

01:30:07.120 for us

01:30:07.920 to

01:30:08.300 implement that

01:30:10.840 and mix that

01:30:11.480 into like

01:30:12.160 the current culture

01:30:13.060 that we're building

01:30:13.700 yeah

01:30:16.600 I agree

01:30:17.300 and I mean

01:30:17.900 that's

01:30:18.480 you know

01:30:18.760 maybe that's

01:30:19.400 one of the

01:30:19.760 suggestions

01:30:20.020 we need to

01:30:20.540 just

01:30:20.760 even let's say

01:30:21.840 like George Lincoln

01:30:22.500 Rockwell

01:30:23.140 who is just

01:30:24.520 such a personality

01:30:25.640 really

01:30:26.300 a man of

01:30:27.160 incredibly

01:30:28.040 forceful character

01:30:29.000 maybe we need

01:30:30.500 to work on

01:30:31.180 just bringing

01:30:32.000 figures like this

01:30:33.300 or I'm reading

01:30:33.840 an excellent book

01:30:35.000 called Rebel Yell

01:30:35.800 by S.C. Gwynn

01:30:36.560 on Stonewall Jackson

01:30:37.500 which I recommend

01:30:38.560 everybody read

01:30:39.160 shout out to

01:30:39.760 TRS Confederates

01:30:40.680 for the recommendation

01:30:41.400 you know

01:30:43.760 and he's

01:30:44.460 just

01:30:45.140 these men

01:30:45.660 are heroes

01:30:46.540 right

01:30:47.200 and I mean

01:30:47.580 the term

01:30:48.180 that's used

01:30:48.540 in the church

01:30:48.980 for the saints

01:30:49.380 is we venerate them

01:30:50.480 but we

01:30:51.220 it's perfectly

01:30:52.500 that's what we have

01:30:53.340 to do with our

01:30:53.920 secular heroes

01:30:54.600 as well

01:30:54.880 we need to

01:30:55.240 venerate them

01:30:55.940 you know

01:30:56.620 that same spirit

01:30:57.960 that they possess

01:30:58.580 that fighting spirit

01:30:59.780 you know

01:31:00.680 that's what we need

01:31:02.080 right

01:31:03.100 and that's what

01:31:03.600 we're trying

01:31:03.920 to resurrect

01:31:04.460 and fundamentally

01:31:05.600 I mean

01:31:05.860 if you want

01:31:06.200 to get metaphysical

01:31:07.060 when we operate

01:31:08.160 in the same spirit

01:31:08.860 they do

01:31:09.440 they come back

01:31:10.960 to life

01:31:11.540 we embody

01:31:12.940 the very same

01:31:14.380 metaphysical essence

01:31:15.440 that they were

01:31:16.680 operating on

01:31:17.540 time ceases

01:31:18.600 to exist

01:31:19.400 and we are able

01:31:20.360 to reach back

01:31:21.280 and take it

01:31:21.840 I mean

01:31:22.060 Adolf Hitler

01:31:22.640 himself said

01:31:23.460 that you know

01:31:24.360 history will vindicate me

01:31:25.500 and my spirit

01:31:26.200 will rise from the grave

01:31:27.440 and so truly

01:31:28.780 every time

01:31:29.560 we operate

01:31:30.080 in that spirit

01:31:30.640 of authentic

01:31:31.360 national socialism

01:31:32.460 where we stand up

01:31:33.560 for you know

01:31:34.180 faith family

01:31:34.840 full fatherland

01:31:35.840 right

01:31:36.480 you know

01:31:37.460 Hitler

01:31:38.000 comes back

01:31:38.760 to life

01:31:39.220 and that's

01:31:39.760 why the Jews

01:31:40.300 are so afraid

01:31:40.860 of us

01:31:41.220 this is where

01:31:42.240 the term

01:31:42.700 where you get

01:31:43.420 the term

01:31:43.680 like spiritual

01:31:44.260 successor

01:31:44.800 well

01:31:48.840 in our DNA

01:31:49.800 it's the same DNA

01:31:51.560 so I mean

01:31:52.180 we really are

01:31:53.020 these people

01:31:53.600 I mean DNA

01:31:54.260 is what

01:31:54.700 what people are

01:31:55.620 so we are

01:31:56.800 our ancestors

01:31:57.700 our individual

01:31:58.900 bodies

01:31:59.480 are just

01:31:59.920 all of it

01:32:01.560 I mean

01:32:02.200 they're obviously

01:32:03.140 relevant

01:32:03.540 but

01:32:03.900 they're

01:32:05.160 secondary

01:32:05.900 they're an

01:32:06.740 aspect

01:32:07.120 of the life

01:32:08.100 form

01:32:08.900 itself

01:32:09.480 which is

01:32:10.060 the DNA

01:32:10.900 that's what

01:32:11.780 the actual

01:32:12.660 being is

01:32:13.660 which is

01:32:14.040 I mean

01:32:14.280 that's a

01:32:14.720 it's a very

01:32:15.380 interesting concept

01:32:16.260 if people want to

01:32:17.020 you know

01:32:17.260 spend some time

01:32:17.820 thinking about it

01:32:18.500 it's interesting

01:32:19.140 to think about this

01:32:19.900 I can't remember

01:32:20.880 there's like

01:32:21.800 there's stuff

01:32:23.920 written about this

01:32:24.520 I can't remember

01:32:25.000 what it's called

01:32:26.060 right now

01:32:26.760 but this idea

01:32:27.500 that the DNA

01:32:28.120 is the actual

01:32:29.200 life form

01:32:30.140 and that we're

01:32:31.040 all just

01:32:31.560 sort of like

01:32:32.340 you know

01:32:34.600 fingers on this

01:32:35.760 or extensions

01:32:37.020 of this

01:32:37.860 of this DNA

01:32:38.540 life form

01:32:39.300 that we embody

01:32:40.360 so I mean

01:32:40.840 we are these

01:32:41.700 people

01:32:42.080 that's what

01:32:42.880 we are

01:32:43.420 these people

01:32:44.800 who came before us

01:32:45.760 so yeah

01:32:48.300 I mean

01:32:48.600 we are

01:32:49.240 embodying them

01:32:50.240 but in a sense

01:32:52.060 we literally

01:32:52.820 are our ancestors

01:32:54.200 so I mean

01:32:55.020 it's empowering

01:32:56.080 I think

01:32:56.560 very empowering

01:32:57.220 to think of it

01:32:57.900 in those terms

01:32:58.520 yeah

01:32:59.540 I mean

01:32:59.760 yeah

01:33:01.300 go ahead

01:33:01.980 I was just

01:33:02.980 going to say

01:33:03.200 real quick

01:33:03.560 it also

01:33:04.280 you look at

01:33:04.940 what the

01:33:05.540 Jewish media

01:33:06.220 does

01:33:06.580 when it comes

01:33:07.280 to telling

01:33:07.700 our young men

01:33:08.380 to venerate

01:33:09.120 you know

01:33:10.340 basketball players

01:33:11.480 or football players

01:33:12.560 or things like that

01:33:13.400 because young men

01:33:14.420 look up

01:33:15.080 for an example

01:33:16.200 in order to live

01:33:16.900 their lives by

01:33:17.660 to aspire

01:33:18.300 to be one day

01:33:19.300 and if we can

01:33:20.200 raise this cult

01:33:21.060 of the warrior

01:33:21.700 the cult

01:33:22.200 of the nationalists

01:33:22.980 the cult

01:33:23.420 of those

01:33:24.240 that are willing

01:33:24.620 to sacrifice

01:33:25.160 everything

01:33:25.760 that truly

01:33:26.860 speaks

01:33:27.520 I mean

01:33:27.780 and this

01:33:28.200 could have

01:33:28.460 a multi-generational

01:33:29.360 effect

01:33:29.820 that if we

01:33:30.700 can build

01:33:31.280 this

01:33:31.580 and venerate

01:33:32.120 them the

01:33:32.340 proper place

01:33:32.840 and lift

01:33:33.180 them up

01:33:33.540 to be

01:33:34.100 inspirations

01:33:35.060 that this

01:33:35.480 could have

01:33:35.800 a multi-generational

01:33:36.960 impact

01:33:37.560 on changing

01:33:38.480 the perspective

01:33:39.060 away from

01:33:39.960 what the Jews

01:33:40.820 want our young

01:33:41.360 men to venerate

01:33:42.060 and what they

01:33:42.980 should

01:33:43.320 you know

01:33:43.540 it's also

01:33:43.960 you look at

01:33:44.460 the NSDAP

01:33:45.160 and the cult

01:33:46.080 of motherhood

01:33:46.640 for young women

01:33:47.300 you know

01:33:47.780 they're told

01:33:48.140 to look up

01:33:48.840 to the Lena Dunhams

01:33:49.620 of the world

01:33:50.160 and you know

01:33:50.780 pantsuit Hillary

01:33:51.580 and things like that

01:33:52.420 but to raise up

01:33:53.320 the cult

01:33:53.700 of womanhood

01:33:54.740 you know

01:33:55.080 to be able

01:33:55.400 to provide them

01:33:55.980 the example

01:33:56.740 that they should

01:33:57.240 aspire to be

01:33:58.220 that is what

01:33:59.080 inspires them

01:33:59.920 so it really

01:34:00.400 has a way

01:34:00.960 of grabbing

01:34:01.800 the youth

01:34:02.340 and you know

01:34:02.720 Hitler said

01:34:03.360 you know

01:34:03.820 he who controls

01:34:04.340 the youth

01:34:04.680 controls the future

01:34:05.540 so I think

01:34:06.280 this is really

01:34:06.740 necessary

01:34:07.240 that's why

01:34:07.880 every teenage boy

01:34:09.300 has you know

01:34:10.200 posters up on

01:34:10.880 their wall

01:34:11.360 of their favorite

01:34:12.960 sports stars

01:34:13.500 or actors

01:34:14.000 or things like that

01:34:14.920 now it's like

01:34:15.720 anime characters

01:34:16.540 but whatever

01:34:17.240 but we can get

01:34:18.200 away from that

01:34:18.860 and instead

01:34:19.460 inspire this

01:34:20.100 positive cult

01:34:20.940 of belief

01:34:21.540 that will really

01:34:22.320 move them

01:34:22.900 to know what

01:34:23.400 they're aspiring

01:34:23.880 to be

01:34:24.240 that's a

01:34:26.000 that's a really

01:34:26.560 good point

01:34:27.220 when I was

01:34:28.140 growing up

01:34:28.580 I remember

01:34:29.000 and I don't

01:34:29.800 have a lot

01:34:30.460 of love

01:34:30.960 for Disney

01:34:31.500 but when I

01:34:33.380 was growing up

01:34:34.000 Disney put out

01:34:35.120 like regular

01:34:35.640 TV shows

01:34:36.400 things like

01:34:37.280 Davy Crockett

01:34:38.160 and and

01:34:39.780 and what was

01:34:40.840 it called

01:34:41.080 Swamp Fox

01:34:41.760 about revolutionary

01:34:44.100 fighters in I

01:34:44.940 think South

01:34:45.280 Carolina

01:34:45.700 these were

01:34:48.480 really really

01:34:49.620 compared especially

01:34:51.580 compared to what

01:34:52.020 we have now

01:34:52.460 very positive

01:34:53.300 images of heroes

01:34:55.420 from our past

01:34:56.320 and so I think

01:34:57.940 if if if if

01:35:00.340 if our

01:35:01.140 organizations our

01:35:02.160 movement can

01:35:02.800 provide something

01:35:03.500 like that for

01:35:04.260 today's youth

01:35:04.840 that would be

01:35:05.460 that would be a

01:35:06.680 very positive

01:35:07.220 thing I actually

01:35:08.400 kind of have a

01:35:08.880 funny personal

01:35:09.420 anecdote about

01:35:10.040 this when I

01:35:11.220 was like 13

01:35:12.340 14 years old

01:35:13.120 and I was kind

01:35:13.700 of going through

01:35:14.120 my anarchist

01:35:15.220 phase

01:35:15.520 I remember

01:35:16.420 like that

01:35:17.360 this is very

01:35:18.920 ironic that

01:35:20.040 you know the

01:35:20.360 person that I

01:35:20.860 looked up to

01:35:21.360 was like

01:35:22.140 Leon Trotsky

01:35:23.180 I know I

01:35:26.360 know but

01:35:27.100 you know I

01:35:27.580 had I

01:35:28.180 respected him

01:35:28.860 really based on

01:35:29.920 only you know

01:35:30.540 the account of

01:35:31.120 his death

01:35:31.620 where you know

01:35:32.680 the man came

01:35:33.260 into his room

01:35:33.820 to assassinate

01:35:34.520 him and you

01:35:34.960 know he he

01:35:35.600 met his death

01:35:36.240 kind of boldly

01:35:37.120 basically and

01:35:38.260 that you know

01:35:38.740 just based on

01:35:39.280 that one you

01:35:40.300 know display of

01:35:41.600 courage when

01:35:43.380 facing you know

01:35:44.240 his aunt like

01:35:44.840 that was enough

01:35:45.460 to kind of

01:35:46.120 you know make

01:35:46.880 me look up to

01:35:47.520 him of course

01:35:48.260 now you know

01:35:49.120 it'd be I

01:35:49.640 would I would be

01:35:50.940 glad to put an

01:35:51.540 axe in the back

01:35:52.440 of his head

01:35:52.740 every day of the

01:35:53.220 week right but

01:35:54.660 you know it just

01:35:55.440 goes to show you

01:35:56.260 that really it

01:35:57.680 doesn't you know

01:35:58.300 it only takes like

01:35:59.900 such a limited

01:36:01.320 amount to inspire

01:36:02.380 and get the blood

01:36:03.220 up in our in our

01:36:03.920 young man

01:36:05.100 essentially

01:36:05.600 you know we need

01:36:08.560 to we need to get

01:36:09.320 a Adolf Hitler

01:36:10.000 anime going that's

01:36:11.740 the only solution

01:36:13.000 for the I mean

01:36:14.280 for the American

01:36:14.880 context this is

01:36:15.800 definitely you know

01:36:17.480 our heroes should

01:36:18.100 definitely be people

01:36:18.820 inspired by the

01:36:19.480 movement Rockwell

01:36:20.380 William Luther

01:36:21.340 Pierce the the

01:36:23.240 stormtroopers like

01:36:23.920 that and also you

01:36:24.500 know Confederates are

01:36:26.180 are plenty good

01:36:27.080 heroes simply

01:36:27.640 because you know

01:36:28.120 they they like we

01:36:29.160 are today fought

01:36:30.300 against the existing

01:36:31.280 power structure

01:36:32.020 they're revolutionary in

01:36:33.680 essence so they had a

01:36:34.560 sort of reactionary

01:36:35.500 character so you

01:36:38.700 know these defining

01:36:40.260 the goodness in

01:36:41.160 American culture as

01:36:42.460 actually like a an

01:36:44.280 opposition to the

01:36:46.080 status quo of

01:36:46.780 liberalism is pretty

01:36:48.060 important for

01:36:49.200 inspiring people

01:36:49.980 yeah precisely so I

01:36:53.620 think you know kind

01:36:55.220 of going back to

01:36:55.960 discussing like what

01:36:57.520 the nucleus of this

01:36:58.820 new American culture

01:37:00.020 so you know I want

01:37:02.360 to know what you

01:37:02.880 guys think like

01:37:03.500 what in you know

01:37:05.280 and when I say

01:37:05.800 American I mean

01:37:06.540 you know broadly

01:37:07.520 speaking like North

01:37:08.540 American you know

01:37:10.520 because parts of

01:37:11.320 Canada the United

01:37:12.140 States like that I'm

01:37:13.240 descended from were

01:37:13.860 settled by French

01:37:14.740 parts were settled by

01:37:15.520 Spaniards but it was

01:37:16.300 settled by European

01:37:17.060 people at large you

01:37:18.820 know and so when I

01:37:20.360 think of American

01:37:20.960 futurism I think of

01:37:22.120 it in more than

01:37:22.660 North American

01:37:23.320 context because Canada

01:37:24.560 and the United States

01:37:25.600 are corpses that are

01:37:26.460 dying and you know

01:37:28.080 there's much more that

01:37:29.040 unites us than

01:37:29.780 separates us

01:37:30.440 fundamentally you know

01:37:31.860 and so I would say

01:37:32.880 like what do you guys

01:37:34.200 see as the core

01:37:35.360 elements of these

01:37:36.140 cultures that we can

01:37:37.460 kind of appeal to or

01:37:38.840 integrate into our

01:37:40.460 new movement that

01:37:41.900 will give us strength

01:37:42.980 and continuity

01:37:43.900 I'd say conquest is

01:37:47.660 the most important

01:37:48.660 one you know so in

01:37:49.560 some of the stuff I

01:37:50.800 wrote for futurism I

01:37:51.680 basically said that the

01:37:53.100 spirit we want to

01:37:53.940 embody isn't the

01:37:54.880 the ideas of the

01:37:56.800 founding fathers but

01:37:57.700 basically the willpower

01:37:59.000 that it takes to go to

01:38:00.420 a land conquer it

01:38:01.660 make it your own and

01:38:02.500 say you know this is

01:38:03.140 how we're going to do

01:38:03.740 things here from now

01:38:04.500 on yeah so like I was

01:38:07.080 saying before it

01:38:07.540 dropped yeah I mean I

01:38:08.300 think this this idea you

01:38:09.660 know that we are

01:38:10.400 fighting against these

01:38:12.860 crooked roads and

01:38:14.560 treacherous mountains that

01:38:15.880 these you know these

01:38:16.620 artificial mountains that

01:38:17.920 these kikes have you know

01:38:19.460 set in our way and that

01:38:20.440 our job is literally to

01:38:21.860 kind of move heaven and

01:38:23.280 earth in order to

01:38:24.040 restore it to the

01:38:24.840 natural place I mean I

01:38:26.220 think that that is

01:38:26.900 exactly the sort of

01:38:27.880 imagery and spirit that

01:38:29.140 we need to capture um

01:38:30.860 you know because we

01:38:31.960 are we're at a time in

01:38:35.180 history where there has

01:38:36.140 never ever been a

01:38:37.380 greater tyrannical

01:38:38.180 regime I mean we are

01:38:39.440 fighting against like the

01:38:40.780 great Satan we're

01:38:41.700 fighting against this

01:38:42.540 primordial evil that has

01:38:44.200 never ever before in the

01:38:45.760 history of the world had

01:38:47.080 such a vice grip on the

01:38:48.960 civilized peoples that

01:38:50.080 live upon it and so

01:38:51.580 really truly this is the

01:38:53.580 struggle that we're in is

01:38:54.500 it's one of like cosmic

01:38:55.800 good and evil and we

01:38:57.340 though unworthy as we

01:38:58.540 are must serve as

01:38:59.800 faithful servants and

01:39:00.800 fundamentally like

01:39:01.860 warriors in this cause

01:39:03.080 spiritually and

01:39:03.920 physically well and

01:39:05.880 Florian I think you hit

01:39:06.780 on if we understand

01:39:08.700 that we need to be able

01:39:09.600 to build a nation of

01:39:10.940 our own we need to be

01:39:11.940 able to build a

01:39:13.140 homeland for our people

01:39:14.240 here in North America

01:39:15.560 it fits perfectly with

01:39:17.800 the American myth of

01:39:18.880 what did we do we came

01:39:19.860 to this savage land that

01:39:21.200 was hostile to our

01:39:22.380 people and we built

01:39:23.660 something beautiful and

01:39:25.040 that that mythos is

01:39:26.860 100% doesn't matter if

01:39:28.620 you know we're not

01:39:29.000 facing off against

01:39:29.680 wolves I mean St.

01:39:31.000 John Chrysostom said

01:39:31.720 of course the Jews are

01:39:32.660 more ferocious than any

01:39:34.020 wolf can be and we

01:39:34.740 must rise up to fight

01:39:35.640 them so I think in terms

01:39:37.220 of the perspective of

01:39:38.260 our people this mythos

01:39:39.900 of America whether it

01:39:40.880 was Daniel you know

01:39:42.700 Davy Crockett Daniel

01:39:43.780 Boone and guys like that

01:39:44.820 going to fight in Texas

01:39:46.140 to be able to support

01:39:47.540 the Texas independence

01:39:48.360 movement to build the

01:39:49.300 Republic of Texas

01:39:50.100 whether it's the

01:39:51.000 pioneers coming here and

01:39:52.580 carving out land our

01:39:54.200 situation now we're

01:39:55.340 against a more hostile

01:39:56.280 force than nature and

01:39:57.920 crop failure could ever

01:39:58.940 be because this as you

01:40:00.100 said this most satanic

01:40:01.520 power that we're facing

01:40:02.540 off against so I think

01:40:04.320 in terms of the mythos

01:40:05.780 of being the

01:40:06.820 civilization builders being

01:40:08.300 the conquering force

01:40:09.280 that we're going to

01:40:10.060 cultivate and build

01:40:10.900 something strong and

01:40:12.040 beautiful and this safe

01:40:13.420 home we're going to

01:40:13.940 take what's hostile to

01:40:14.840 us and turn it to our

01:40:16.120 will that that's a

01:40:17.160 really heroic narrative

01:40:18.260 where we have that

01:40:19.260 continuity with our

01:40:20.000 ancestors it doesn't and

01:40:21.440 at that point it's a

01:40:22.480 mythos we're not talking

01:40:23.560 about debating the points

01:40:24.780 of the Constitution or

01:40:25.540 things like that it's

01:40:26.100 taking that essence of

01:40:27.460 what our ancestors did to

01:40:28.920 encourage our movement

01:40:29.660 now to build our new

01:40:31.300 nation state to build our

01:40:32.520 new home just as the

01:40:33.980 guys that got off the

01:40:34.960 boats 300 400 years ago

01:40:36.540 did here in North

01:40:37.520 America so I think we

01:40:38.760 can really channel that

01:40:39.720 and utilize that and

01:40:41.080 that's a very heroic

01:40:41.780 narrative that will

01:40:42.360 inspire people the city

01:40:44.440 upon a hill you know

01:40:45.560 the I think that that

01:40:47.500 analogy the city upon a

01:40:48.780 hill is that that's a

01:40:49.680 fantastic one for me

01:40:51.300 true and I think the

01:40:52.240 scripture says somewhere

01:40:53.300 that law is the city

01:40:55.580 upon a hill which

01:40:56.320 cannot be assaulted

01:40:57.260 and what they mean is

01:40:58.820 divine law they mean

01:41:00.020 divine order and that's

01:41:01.500 who we are that's who

01:41:02.680 we represent and the

01:41:03.860 spirit that we carry you

01:41:05.440 know can never be killed

01:41:06.520 by flesh and blood

01:41:07.500 because it exists from

01:41:08.620 all of eternity and

01:41:09.560 manifest and reveals

01:41:10.520 itself through nature and

01:41:11.580 revelation and so that's

01:41:13.360 the thing is is you know

01:41:14.940 even if they even if

01:41:16.580 every one of the people

01:41:17.660 in this call is

01:41:18.760 martyr you know the

01:41:20.920 struggle will continue

01:41:21.760 until the end of the

01:41:22.540 ages building on what

01:41:25.860 was previously said I

01:41:26.920 think in addition to

01:41:30.240 pioneers and cowboys and

01:41:32.520 Indians and frontier

01:41:34.040 fighting I think another

01:41:36.060 quite useful symbol for us

01:41:37.980 going forward is to think

01:41:40.240 back to the conquistadors

01:41:41.480 to the conquest of Mexico

01:41:43.680 and the Inca in Peru and

01:41:46.640 that can tie us into our

01:41:49.440 European roots to the are

01:41:54.160 are for almost forgotten

01:41:55.620 legacy of a strong

01:41:56.940 masculine conquering

01:41:59.000 Christianity over evil and

01:42:02.000 and and and human sacrifice

01:42:04.160 and and and and thinking

01:42:07.960 back to the of course the

01:42:08.960 recon the reconquest of

01:42:10.620 Spain from the Moors from

01:42:12.560 which the conquistadors

01:42:13.520 themselves come out of

01:42:14.500 exactly and I think these

01:42:18.900 are these fantastic now

01:42:21.160 that's one thing I just

01:42:21.940 like to add the caveat

01:42:22.700 it's so we you know we

01:42:23.920 seem to forget and

01:42:24.740 certainly the mainstream

01:42:25.860 media has brainwashed into

01:42:26.860 thinking that you know

01:42:27.960 Spanish because of how

01:42:29.500 it's been adopted by

01:42:30.200 mestizos is somehow like

01:42:31.420 this non-white thing but

01:42:32.600 that's completely untrue

01:42:33.800 span Spain is a white

01:42:35.420 country and if you drive

01:42:36.520 through even New Mexico

01:42:37.400 you know you can see these

01:42:38.780 white Hidalgo Spaniards who

01:42:40.440 are you know whiter than I

01:42:41.940 am who speak in a perfect

01:42:43.220 Spanish and so I mean and

01:42:44.660 that's a major constituent

01:42:45.680 element especially the

01:42:46.640 southwestern United States

01:42:47.860 so yeah no and I think I

01:42:51.760 think it's just very

01:42:52.980 important now the next

01:42:54.900 thing I'd like to talk

01:42:55.660 about is something that's

01:42:56.440 come up is like you know

01:42:58.200 there's a lot of it you

01:42:58.980 know Lawrence Murray

01:43:00.340 published his article on

01:43:01.480 like the he's proposed

01:43:02.620 you know Americana free

01:43:03.780 state which is I have I

01:43:06.040 disagreed with but I

01:43:07.300 think that it was useful

01:43:08.280 in the sense that it

01:43:08.960 brought up this big

01:43:09.660 conversation of kind of

01:43:10.980 regionalism versus

01:43:12.840 you know this monolithic

01:43:14.860 imperial culture and so

01:43:16.960 what I want to talk about

01:43:17.960 is you know where is the

01:43:19.420 place for diversity in

01:43:21.620 this new American you

01:43:23.840 know ethnos like where

01:43:25.780 does regionalism fit into

01:43:27.500 it and so I mean I've got

01:43:28.680 my certain views and I

01:43:30.020 would tend to agree with

01:43:30.940 me Sonny's roof is on this

01:43:31.860 point but before I make

01:43:32.780 mine I'd like to give it

01:43:33.900 to our our venerable guests

01:43:36.040 if they would like give

01:43:37.080 their input on this where

01:43:38.160 does regionalism fit in to

01:43:39.640 America futurism from the

01:43:42.600 perspective of my

01:43:44.480 organization specifically

01:43:45.820 regionalism is sort of I

01:43:49.940 don't want to say a

01:43:50.440 byproduct but it's

01:43:51.620 essentially it is it is a

01:43:53.620 product of our means so

01:43:54.800 you know we're going to go

01:43:55.700 as far as we can go and

01:43:57.540 you know ideally the the

01:43:59.660 the homeland we're

01:44:00.800 describing the city upon the

01:44:01.860 hill we're describing would

01:44:02.780 be all of the United States

01:44:04.520 of America but you know

01:44:06.180 realistically it's a lot of

01:44:07.280 land to cover and if other

01:44:08.400 organizations are building

01:44:10.180 good things within their

01:44:11.340 area you know that's fine

01:44:13.040 if if certain cultures you

01:44:15.200 know like obviously

01:44:15.780 southern culture would be

01:44:16.640 the biggest one that could

01:44:17.560 have a chance even sorry I

01:44:22.700 might cut out yes please

01:44:24.440 repeat yourself you know

01:44:26.620 these these even if these

01:44:27.980 different cultures sort of

01:44:29.340 crop up I'd say the best

01:44:30.640 one that has a chance even

01:44:31.840 though it is somewhat

01:44:32.460 tenuous would be southern

01:44:33.600 culture you know we're going

01:44:35.920 to try to get as much as we

01:44:37.640 can you know the total area

01:44:39.180 and victory means total area

01:44:40.360 and victory you know we

01:44:41.240 should be striving for a

01:44:42.460 mono state but you know if

01:44:46.240 these things happen you know

01:44:47.380 the it's almost unavoidable

01:44:49.080 yeah I mean like we discussed

01:44:54.860 before the new culture being

01:44:57.620 created is probably going to be

01:44:59.660 created out of the struggle and

01:45:02.420 because the United States is so

01:45:04.480 large it's it's kind of unlikely

01:45:07.480 that it's going to be a single

01:45:08.680 organization or a single group

01:45:11.080 of people who are going to be

01:45:12.960 you know taking back the entire

01:45:16.160 United States so that means that

01:45:19.000 the the reality is that after you

01:45:22.760 know once our victory is starting

01:45:25.400 to build up there's probably going

01:45:28.340 to be more than one revolutionary

01:45:29.960 culture and if there is more than

01:45:32.860 one revolutionary culture it

01:45:34.900 would make sense at least in the

01:45:36.700 initial stages that each of those

01:45:38.440 revolutionary cultures would have

01:45:41.440 their own state because like maybe

01:45:43.900 one organization may be Orthodox

01:45:45.940 Christian another organization may

01:45:48.500 have maybe a pagan or whatever

01:45:50.640 another may be atheist and these

01:45:54.780 differences might not be

01:45:56.280 reconcilable at the federal level if

01:45:58.940 you want to call it call it that so

01:46:01.880 and I don't think that we're going

01:46:05.980 to impose like at this stage at this

01:46:08.360 early stage on the internet we're not

01:46:09.980 going to impose this universal you know

01:46:12.980 alt-right concept of you know what

01:46:16.140 culture especially in terms of

01:46:17.840 religion but even in terms of like

01:46:19.700 symbolisms and in terms of you know

01:46:23.840 types of culture that we have because

01:46:25.660 even at this early internet stage we

01:46:28.820 already have subcultures within the

01:46:31.140 alt-right we have some people who you

01:46:33.660 know watch certain types of videos

01:46:35.520 like Murdoch Murdoch and but not

01:46:39.560 everyone's on board with that like you

01:46:41.480 know just an example like Murdoch Murdoch

01:46:43.880 features all sorts of characters but he

01:46:46.660 doesn't have like all the the most

01:46:49.320 popular alt-right people you know they

01:46:50.880 do have a type of clique and that

01:46:53.600 creates a certain culture yeah I was

01:46:57.100 really disappointed man and I'm

01:46:59.240 actually you know pretty pissed off

01:47:00.800 about it like seriously I am yeah yeah

01:47:05.100 but it just goes to show yeah again we

01:47:06.660 even at this early stage the alt-right

01:47:09.240 culture is fractured and as the

01:47:11.720 struggle continues that's probably just

01:47:13.580 gonna become more extreme and that so

01:47:17.920 for me regionalism is just you know it

01:47:20.600 just makes sense it's what's gonna

01:47:21.780 happen if there's a unification of the

01:47:24.240 United States I think it's gonna

01:47:25.280 happen at a later date after like we've

01:47:28.540 won so to speak it's gonna be a

01:47:30.860 different struggle to unite yeah I agree

01:47:33.900 and I'm gonna present Masonius's view

01:47:35.480 and then please I would ask our

01:47:36.700 gentleman continue uh Masonius Rufus his

01:47:39.700 view essentially is that you know a

01:47:42.140 strong state is made out of strong

01:47:43.920 counties and strong counties are made

01:47:46.300 out of strong towns and strong towns

01:47:48.320 are made out of strong families and

01:47:49.780 and that you know you can't like a

01:47:51.600 pyramid is built from the bottom up and

01:47:53.380 like the capstone is ultimately way

01:47:55.420 less important than the foundation and

01:47:57.540 so that's the thing is like yeah I think

01:47:59.180 that one of the great great ideals of

01:48:02.600 America that in the beginning is that

01:48:04.840 you could have this integrated

01:48:06.240 regionalism this confederacy where you

01:48:09.080 have all of these disparate groups of

01:48:10.560 people with different you know

01:48:11.700 ethnogenesis and it's different you know

01:48:13.780 logos to organization driving principles

01:48:16.600 behind them that are able to come

01:48:17.920 together and work together for a common

01:48:19.960 cause which is the salvation of our

01:48:21.440 people on this continent and so I agree

01:48:23.680 100% that regionalism is the fundamental

01:48:26.920 building block and that starts in the

01:48:29.000 family because the father is the

01:48:30.700 archetype of the state well and that's

01:48:34.480 actually where with the nationalist front

01:48:37.000 which TWP is partnered with other

01:48:38.740 organizations to try and create an

01:48:40.840 umbrella organization to agree that the

01:48:43.020 creation of an ethno-state of national

01:48:45.320 socialism of other principles really is

01:48:48.000 the bedrock but what we say in regards

01:48:50.100 to the future in terms of building our

01:48:52.280 homeland here in North America which of

01:48:54.260 course is going to include our comrades

01:48:55.460 from Canada which you know even among

01:48:57.360 Canadians we've got French Canadians and

01:48:58.820 British Canadians there's distinct

01:48:59.980 cultures there is we propose having a

01:49:02.980 articles of confederation style system so

01:49:05.380 within specific regions if there's a

01:49:07.440 different regional identity or religious

01:49:08.940 identity or different ways you want your

01:49:11.160 tax code to work or things like that I

01:49:12.760 mean who knows where things are exactly

01:49:13.980 going to go but if we can agree no matter

01:49:16.300 and we need to be able to have a model

01:49:18.280 that our differences can't get in the way

01:49:20.100 because when we go down as Andrew

01:49:21.760 England did a great article about purity

01:49:23.540 spiral and things like that we can get

01:49:24.980 into this ideological spiral that can

01:49:27.480 very quickly you know break apart

01:49:29.080 movements that if we can just say the

01:49:31.080 future we're building of this new state

01:49:32.600 whatever your thing is as long as it is

01:49:35.400 pro-white anti-semitic and promotes the

01:49:38.680 best interests of our people and positive

01:49:40.180 values then we can be able to have that I

01:49:42.260 mean you could have a place that's ruled

01:49:44.280 by a regional lord if you're a monarchist

01:49:46.780 if you are a strict national socialist

01:49:49.400 whatever your thing is we can be able to

01:49:51.920 have those regions there's so much space

01:49:53.660 here in North America we can do it but

01:49:55.460 our agreed-upon principle is our own

01:49:57.040 homeland and then to have this article

01:49:58.920 articles of confederation system for

01:50:00.580 mutual defense mutual trade things like

01:50:03.240 that but each or you know each

01:50:05.200 organization each movement each regional

01:50:06.820 identity can have its own space where it

01:50:09.320 doesn't feel like it's being imposed upon

01:50:11.000 by another white group so that way we can

01:50:13.580 kind of work together and there we can

01:50:16.280 really avoid these conflicts that have

01:50:18.860 just plagued the movement for decades

01:50:20.520 about if things aren't 100% to my liking

01:50:22.740 then then we're going to get into a

01:50:24.540 horrific battle over it so that's the

01:50:26.160 model that we've proposed of pushing for

01:50:28.520 this ethnostate and then within it being

01:50:30.500 able to have regions in a confederacy that

01:50:33.160 we can be able to have whatever your

01:50:34.640 expression is of what you think is best

01:50:36.620 for your people to have that but you are

01:50:39.080 going to come to the defense of your

01:50:40.200 brothers and sisters you are going to

01:50:41.880 work together and you must be opposed to

01:50:43.700 the Jews

01:50:44.100 I think I think a good answer to this

01:50:49.160 this overall question is in the metaphor

01:50:51.580 of the fascis

01:50:52.900 it is the bundle of rods tied together

01:50:56.600 strength and unity but

01:51:00.200 you know each each rod is weak by itself

01:51:05.260 but tie them together in a larger

01:51:07.980 organization a larger unity than than

01:51:11.700 they are unconquerable

01:51:12.660 yes 100% I mean and that's what really

01:51:22.220 unifies us together and that's what we

01:51:24.220 need to be able to have of understanding

01:51:26.660 that you know one organization can be

01:51:28.520 broken one public spokesman you know can

01:51:30.680 be taken out by the system as you know

01:51:32.580 the the repression that happened against

01:51:33.840 men like Matt Hale but if we're all in

01:51:36.340 this together it makes us all stronger

01:51:38.540 and it really brings us together there

01:51:40.600 isn't a point in having white disunity

01:51:43.180 when we agree on so much and by binding

01:51:45.700 together and standing together and

01:51:47.480 fighting together that means we're going

01:51:48.940 to win together

01:51:49.580 I agree to to an extent but on this I'm

01:51:54.120 going to have to go with with Adolf Hitler

01:51:57.760 and his in his section you know the

01:51:59.860 strongest man is mightiest when alone

01:52:01.560 you know I understand the practical

01:52:03.440 unity of of getting with people in

01:52:06.080 certain positions that we can agree on

01:52:07.580 but ultimately like if I have any say

01:52:10.240 about it I'm not going to let some like

01:52:13.020 sodomy supporting monarchist have his way

01:52:16.400 with a number of white people that have the

01:52:19.380 potential to be healthy in this nation

01:52:21.720 you know I I find my my personal you

01:52:25.380 know a view is that I'm fighting for a

01:52:27.140 worldview of comprehensive worldview which

01:52:29.640 includes certain practical policies so I

01:52:32.920 I can't really see myself together with

01:52:35.920 people that have fundamental disagreements

01:52:37.820 about how things should work you know

01:52:39.060 there are there are points of unity but

01:52:40.660 the the points of departure also

01:52:42.320 extremely important

01:52:43.340 yeah I mean it doesn't matter you

01:52:46.700 don't know nobody's asking everybody to

01:52:48.900 agree on anything on everything

01:52:50.680 obviously so it doesn't really matter if

01:52:52.980 you if you disagree with people or not

01:52:54.560 the issue is people attacking each other

01:52:58.120 I mean this this shit has to fucking

01:52:59.760 stop this is this is it's insane I mean

01:53:02.480 for us to be in this situation that we're

01:53:06.640 in as a people as a race and and as a

01:53:10.240 as a movement to have people attack it's

01:53:13.000 just absolutely fucking insane and it

01:53:14.920 needs it needs to stop yeah at least

01:53:18.840 publicly for sure and I agree to an

01:53:22.260 extent I mean so long as like I said

01:53:23.860 the common worldview is understood like

01:53:26.400 so for example if somebody's on board in

01:53:29.920 theory with a a state that is white but

01:53:33.320 says that this state should allow people

01:53:35.300 to engage in sodomy I will criticize them

01:53:39.040 publicly because I cannot live happily in a

01:53:41.980 world where immorality like that is

01:53:44.360 tolerated of course you can

01:53:46.580 we're in a theoretical situation where

01:53:49.920 we're talking about something that that

01:53:51.620 is in the future so I don't I mean what

01:53:53.800 would be the benefit to doing that to

01:53:55.240 criticizing somebody I mean you can you

01:53:58.280 can disagree with their point nobody's

01:53:59.940 saying that you have to you have to

01:54:01.040 agree I mean everybody disagrees about

01:54:04.080 all kinds of things but I mean what

01:54:06.680 benefit would publicly attacking somebody

01:54:09.380 who's saying that do I mean what would

01:54:13.580 be the what would be the purpose of it

01:54:14.940 the primary purpose I can see for

01:54:17.940 something like that would be that

01:54:20.220 especially in a culture we have right

01:54:22.440 now where you know real actual nazism is

01:54:25.360 so vilified and hated when we see these

01:54:28.180 people coming in and they're they're

01:54:31.540 really moderating the position and then

01:54:33.420 saying like hey you know we're we're

01:54:34.700 the real deal when you show yourself

01:54:37.400 and you say like hey you know there are

01:54:38.820 real Nazis here and we don't agree with

01:54:40.580 the idea that faggotry is okay if white

01:54:43.000 people do it then we're we're showing to

01:54:46.660 the people that are sort of supporters of

01:54:48.360 these movements that there is a real

01:54:50.500 solution and they can get behind it you

01:54:53.080 know the only way you're going to have a

01:54:54.100 revolution is if you have a

01:54:55.320 revolutionary organization and the only

01:54:57.140 way to build that is to get people on

01:54:58.600 board with exactly what you believe

01:55:00.220 right though now we're talking about

01:55:02.300 like again the future scenario

01:55:04.200 yeah I mean just just by saying well we

01:55:08.280 don't support faggotry you're you're

01:55:10.700 you're disagreeing you don't have to

01:55:12.200 attack somebody else that that you know

01:55:14.820 is pro-white who who supports fags which

01:55:17.860 I don't really even know well I do know

01:55:20.640 who you're talking about yeah but

01:55:21.980 but yeah there's no I just just as a

01:55:26.880 matter of policy there's no restrictions

01:55:28.600 on the show about what you're allowed to

01:55:30.060 say it's up to your personal

01:55:30.940 discretion so just as a say what you'd

01:55:33.260 like I mean I won't I won't name call

01:55:37.360 that's fair enough and I think for the

01:55:38.900 purpose of yeah yes of the podcast and

01:55:42.260 just being respectful but I mean I will

01:55:44.000 say that I will openly always disagree

01:55:46.060 with these people and we'll you know

01:55:48.160 be vocal about it and protest about it

01:55:50.420 whatever what have you you know I do

01:55:52.320 think it is necessary I think the

01:55:54.060 distinction is between criticizing

01:55:56.440 positions and disagreeing on ideology and

01:56:00.420 attacking attacking is usually like a

01:56:02.620 personal thing where you're like well

01:56:04.740 you know this guy he supports this

01:56:07.540 position but he's also like having sex

01:56:11.040 with trannies or something like you you

01:56:13.380 either make up or you dig up some weird

01:56:16.260 dirt and then you bring it forward and

01:56:19.640 you know some sometimes these these things

01:56:21.440 are true and you know they do speak of

01:56:23.940 people's character but when you have all

01:56:27.460 this public shit fling it really kind of

01:56:32.260 damages both the the cohesion of the

01:56:36.080 movement and like our our image from the

01:56:40.200 outside and it's it's a very it's not

01:56:42.200 professional I I think I see what you're

01:56:45.380 what you're saying with obviously stuff

01:56:46.920 like um like doxing or you know uh you

01:56:50.300 just sort of like you know putting

01:56:51.480 people's personal information out there

01:56:52.880 yeah it's it's stupid because um if you

01:56:55.360 really are opposed to these people's

01:56:56.980 worldview you should be explaining it in

01:56:59.060 terms of worldview you know like I

01:57:00.500 won't work with people that support

01:57:02.180 faggotry because I am fundamentally in

01:57:04.080 every way opposed to it I don't need to

01:57:06.460 like show that somebody's wife lives at

01:57:08.760 whatever Jane Street no the faggot thing

01:57:12.700 I mean this is this is a good example

01:57:15.060 I mean for one thing that's never going

01:57:17.140 to win out there's no there's no risk

01:57:20.080 of that because it just does not have I

01:57:22.740 mean if we if we get rid of Jews and

01:57:24.600 cleanse you know the other things that

01:57:26.140 we want to cleanse um there there's no

01:57:28.480 way you could keep that it's it's

01:57:30.300 literally impossible that you could do

01:57:32.260 all the things that we want to do and

01:57:34.580 then still have fags it just it just

01:57:36.320 would not happen so there there's that

01:57:39.200 there's that issue with that specific

01:57:40.940 issue um so it's it's ultimately

01:57:43.540 irrelevant um at this stage because

01:57:46.740 there you know I mean down the line

01:57:49.220 it's just not going to be it's not

01:57:50.340 going to be an issue I mean the question

01:57:52.260 will be you know to what extent do we

01:57:55.600 persecute them not not are we going to

01:57:58.280 like allow it on TV um so so that's that

01:58:02.860 that's one one aspect but I mean okay

01:58:05.800 so that and that's also a pretty trigger

01:58:07.720 issue where if somebody's out there like

01:58:09.380 supporting fags you're like well you

01:58:11.100 know this has to be I have to be a lot

01:58:12.580 of criticize the person but um it's it's

01:58:16.540 if you do it on that for that um then

01:58:19.620 the next thing that comes it's like oh

01:58:21.460 well you know I guess we can criticize

01:58:23.180 them on this too or somebody else you

01:58:25.120 criticizing somebody on this issue

01:58:27.240 I think criticize I mean attack um and

01:58:30.420 not not just doxing but just like

01:58:31.960 somebody calling somebody out I mean

01:58:33.840 there's no need to do that you can

01:58:34.720 write you can write something up or do

01:58:36.680 a do a critique where you say well this

01:58:38.660 is why I disagree with you blah blah

01:58:40.920 blah but you know you're pro white so

01:58:43.900 whatever we're on the same team here but

01:58:45.680 I want to say why I why I don't why I

01:58:47.900 don't support this position and and that's

01:58:50.420 fine um but when you have this situation

01:58:52.740 of people attacking each other um it look

01:58:56.620 I mean it's such bad optics and really

01:58:59.540 anybody who who does that I think needs to

01:59:02.500 be um needs to be like isolated because I

01:59:06.960 mean this is such a huge thing that we

01:59:09.960 do not want to happen to have people

01:59:12.200 attacking each other it's it's so

01:59:14.400 important that we maintain unity here in

01:59:17.840 in the pro-white movement I have recently

01:59:19.940 attacked Jared Taylor um and and I think

01:59:24.700 that that was appropriate because of the

01:59:27.280 Jewish issue so I I think at this point

01:59:29.320 uh because he threw Richard Spencer under

01:59:32.360 the bus for for it for the explicit purpose

01:59:35.400 of defending the Jews and I called him a

01:59:38.580 traitor and I think that that is that is

01:59:40.480 fair at this point um that anybody who is

01:59:43.600 supporting Jews actively out there shilling

01:59:45.940 for Jews can be considered a traitor the the

01:59:49.360 the the gay issue I mean this is just weird I

01:59:52.860 mean I don't know I don't really know what to

01:59:54.980 say about that but I I think that that's um

01:59:58.640 you know if somebody's on board 100% with

02:00:01.160 everything else but they're out there

02:00:02.140 saying oh well we should accept faggots

02:00:04.180 um you know I I don't I don't think it's

02:00:06.820 uh it's not the same as promoting Jews and

02:00:08.760 again it's not it's not it's not a threat

02:00:10.640 that's not going to win out I mean I think

02:00:13.100 it is to a certain extent a threat because

02:00:15.120 I mean sodomites are our enemy no I think

02:00:19.620 I think the issue I think the issue what he

02:00:22.400 means is that like the people right now who

02:00:25.560 are either soft on you know on homosexuals

02:00:28.880 or whatever these people it's not because

02:00:31.620 they love homosexuality and you know unless

02:00:34.020 they're sodomized themselves but it's it's

02:00:37.260 just because they don't have the character

02:00:39.200 like maybe they their wife has a gay friend

02:00:41.980 or maybe they have some you know high school

02:00:44.020 friends that they have were homosexuals or

02:00:46.520 whatever and they don't have the personal

02:00:49.020 courage and integrity to say like okay I'm

02:00:52.360 going to cut all my bonds with you know every

02:00:55.040 last degenerate in my life and you know a

02:00:58.120 lot of people you know they they're not

02:00:59.940 ready to make those sacrifices so they're

02:01:02.360 going to be soft on these issues but the

02:01:04.800 thing is people were soft because they're

02:01:07.840 not ready to make sacrifices these are not

02:01:10.120 the people who are going to be uh winning

02:01:13.200 you know the struggle ultimately they're not

02:01:15.100 the ones who are going to be leading um the

02:01:17.740 fight against the Jews or uh you know winning

02:01:20.700 back our homelands at all in general so these

02:01:23.340 people are always going to remain uh second

02:01:25.960 tier and third tier at most like supporters

02:01:28.500 or things like that but the ones who have uh

02:01:32.620 willpower and discipline and leadership those

02:01:35.860 people are always going to be more strict and

02:01:38.700 you know they're not going to be afraid to

02:01:40.220 call out homosexuals or all forms of

02:01:43.000 degeneracy as well as you know all the racial

02:01:45.620 issues and the Jews so in that sense I can

02:01:48.680 understand that it's a secondary issue because

02:01:51.860 it's like well yeah and I think that this is a

02:01:54.900 very important conversation to have and to

02:01:56.540 continue but unfortunately we don't have the

02:01:58.400 time space in this podcast to discuss it so

02:02:00.980 perhaps that's a discussion that we can have

02:02:02.920 you know on another day I think that we've

02:02:06.060 pretty much gotten through all of the notes

02:02:07.760 that I have the points that I wanted to hit

02:02:09.380 with American futurism this is an incredibly

02:02:11.060 important topic we're going to come back to

02:02:13.020 this we're going to do episodes on culture

02:02:15.220 formation we're going to do episodes on

02:02:16.680 arts and it's going to happen so stay tuned

02:02:18.760 for that our listeners but I think now

02:02:20.700 we're going to bring us into the our

02:02:22.160 Kali Yuga news section of the hold on

02:02:25.060 guys I think I think I think my connection

02:02:27.640 is being

02:02:28.020 hello hello

02:02:31.860 am I on the call can you hear me

02:02:36.140 yes we can hear you

02:02:38.580 okay yeah it's been it's been a while since

02:02:41.120 I did on I decided you know that my my

02:02:43.540 Goyim was not doing a good enough job it is

02:02:46.180 far fulfilling my needs so I decided that I

02:02:48.820 would come in personally and direct this

02:02:50.580 last section of the show you know because I

02:02:52.900 really think that the Goyim if there is not a

02:02:56.500 Jew on board there's no way they're ever

02:02:58.660 going to achieve anything and you know this

02:03:00.580 is just critical for the advancement of the

02:03:02.500 state of Israel and I did not feel as if I

02:03:05.060 could allow Florian Gaia to continue his

02:03:07.540 disgusting anti-semitic ranting without a

02:03:09.940 little bit of kosher to to balance things

02:03:13.300 out so I want to say hello to all of my my

02:03:16.440 loyal agents and comrades that are on my

02:03:18.800 payroll you know thank you very much

02:03:20.540 Angela England you've done very good work

02:03:22.240 for myself and for my Jew my agent um

02:03:24.580 Vladimir Putin thank you very much you know

02:03:27.180 it's excellent I'm very glad that I can

02:03:29.480 have you on here today to back up all of

02:03:31.500 my implicit ziofascism so we are now going

02:03:34.800 to go into the Kali Yuga News section of

02:03:40.020 the show okay thank you um okay so the

02:03:43.520 first story that I had Florian put down

02:03:45.600 here okay I'm going to let me just read the

02:03:48.300 headline here this is from Russia today as

02:03:50.540 I said Vladimir Putin of course is an agent

02:03:52.680 of the Jews it says pregnant British man to

02:03:56.580 be the first in the UK to give birth oh my

02:03:59.140 goodness what an abomination oh my god let's

02:04:02.960 read on it to see what's going on yes who

02:04:05.340 could be behind this I wonder okay it says

02:04:09.720 you're a 20 year old transgender man will

02:04:12.100 be the first male in the United Kingdom to

02:04:14.820 give birth after finding a sperm donor on

02:04:17.580 Facebook to get himself pregnant oh my

02:04:20.020 goodness gracious me and they allow this to

02:04:22.720 happen all right I'm sorry it's very

02:04:26.660 difficult for me to process this disgusting

02:04:28.960 disgusting I sometimes I upset myself by

02:04:32.720 the actions that I have to shoulder for the

02:04:34.740 advancement of the state of Israel and for

02:04:37.280 the welfare of the Israeli intelligence

02:04:39.320 community you know that if there's

02:04:41.860 nothing else I'm certainly a patriot for my

02:04:43.740 country let me I'm gonna press on it says

02:04:47.780 here Hayden Cross 20 who is legally male was

02:04:51.780 born a girl and started hormone treatment for

02:04:56.400 his transition to be put on the process on

02:04:59.320 hold in order to have a child to his sperm

02:05:01.540 donor this is what happens when you give

02:05:04.200 turkey basters to subhumans oh my goodness

02:05:07.060 it says here Cross was unable to get

02:05:11.940 assistance from the National Health Service to

02:05:14.080 freeze his eggs oh wow what a tragedy well it's

02:05:17.760 clearly a violation of his human rights right

02:05:20.140 here the former supermarket work that was forced to

02:05:24.140 resort think about this this this goyish dog he's

02:05:28.060 probably touching your kosher food I want to tell my

02:05:30.640 Ashkenazi friends of the United Kingdom who think

02:05:32.820 promoting cultural Marxism will somehow get them

02:05:34.880 somewhere he is touching your kosher food with his

02:05:37.540 disgusting abominable hands think about that next

02:05:40.360 time you eat your challah I want to have a baby to have

02:05:46.320 the best he says I'll be the greatest dad oh my goodness

02:05:50.100 the NHS it was four thousand pounds they wouldn't cover it

02:05:54.300 they're so stingy I mean you know listen I know firsthand I've been in the city of

02:05:58.260 London multiple times and when sometimes you know why I have some I

02:06:02.040 suffer from asthma I'm gonna admit that here on live I don't know some of my

02:06:05.340 listeners don't know but I actually do in fact suffer from a crippling

02:06:08.880 medical disability that I actually contracted this asthma when I was in the

02:06:13.160 Gaza Strip in 2003 destroying the disgusting Palestinian dogs and you know it was it was the

02:06:20.240 gunfire and this in the dust and the blood spray the doctor said that it messed up my

02:06:25.960 lungs and so I can tell you that the NHS is really just is very not not good at all

02:06:30.280 they charge every single time I go into the hospital I think that might be

02:06:33.420 anti-semitic um you know it just so it looks like this abomination is

02:06:38.780 he's planning to give birth um and after he gives birth then then this disgusting

02:06:44.520 is she's gonna cut out her ovaries it seems kind of um counterintuitive to me I'm gonna

02:06:50.320 open it up to my agents if they want to discuss this you know I mean not too much obviously your

02:06:55.260 opinions don't matter very very uh weightily but you know I mean I want to be generous

02:06:59.420 have I shocked you with the silence are you so incapable of flapping your defiled lips to

02:07:07.140 make a little bit of a commentary on the story wow hold up hold up you you you saying that um

02:07:14.360 they're calling this this bitch a man because just because uh she of a legal like this is insane

02:07:21.940 like they're they're reprogramming reality it's like oh just because you're a paper says that

02:07:28.460 you're a man then you're a man who gives birth and it makes absolutely no sense and like I can't

02:07:34.300 believe that ordinary people reading this shit are like uh taking it at face value everyone must know

02:07:40.380 that this is nonsense I mean unfortunately it doesn't seem that they do I think they're just

02:07:47.160 pretending to go along but well I mean if you if you look at like the polls for instance um they've

02:07:55.200 shown this several times when it comes to affirmative action votes here in the United States um every

02:08:00.020 single time the polls have always suggested that you know a majority of whites are gonna vote uh in

02:08:04.960 favor of affirmative action that they love affirmative action all the pollsters and then when they get

02:08:09.140 behind the voting booth the whites absolutely crushed the vote uh in favor of being opposed

02:08:14.480 to affirmative action and that's kind of what I think when it comes to degeneracy like this in

02:08:19.020 the society everyone knows the party line for lack of a better term I mean the Soviet Union

02:08:23.440 that even members of like the KGB or something in the 1970s onward they didn't believe in any form

02:08:29.340 of Marxism they just knew what the party line was they knew what you had to say and I think a lot

02:08:33.520 of American whites function on that same way they just want to keep their heads down they just want to

02:08:37.500 mind their own business and things like this disgust them and that's why there's such low rates if you

02:08:41.840 really look at the numbers of miscegenation homosexuality things like that it's being promoted

02:08:46.320 with billions and billions and billions of dollars but not a lot of people are actually participating in

02:08:51.280 it and I really think um that that the majority of people still oppose these things because it's just

02:08:56.780 viscerally and just really in your gut it's just it's just gross it's just degenerate it's just

02:09:01.580 against nature so I think the majority of people disagree with these sorts of insane policies like

02:09:07.680 she-mails and chicks with dicks and things like that I agree with you 100% Mr. Heimbach and I don't

02:09:13.320 I'm going to actually increase the stipend that I sent you in the mail because I think that you're

02:09:17.300 a Marxist so astute and you deserve a little bit you know a little bit extra food on your table and

02:09:22.100 you know I've had this experience in my own family where I had a grandson some of you might know

02:09:26.840 who he came out as a faggler and everybody was supporting him but as soon as I whipped out the

02:09:31.400 castration knife as soon as I whipped it out everybody shut their fucking mouths nobody nobody

02:09:36.820 kept up with the ridiculous ridiculous absurd asinine commentary and you know I think that that's

02:09:42.120 what's necessary especially in the state of Israel where we're under such harsh demographic decline

02:09:46.360 because there's no way that we can win the race war against these disgusting Palestinians

02:09:50.000 if everybody is supporting these faggler filth

02:09:52.320 Wow that's that was quite intense Moishi

02:09:58.400 You know it's been it's been a while since I've been on I've had so many thoughts that I wanted to

02:10:05.120 share with my my goyish friends and you know sometimes it just gets all pent up inside and

02:10:10.360 there are certain things that you just can't say around other members of your own tribe you know you

02:10:14.680 have to go outside you have to sometimes go into the wilderness you have to speak with the

02:10:19.180 animals and the wildlife that live out there and you know you have to find your inner peace

02:10:23.020 by expressing yourself in nature where it's wild and untamed and unsivilized

02:10:27.580 I mean I have heard some rumors about you Moishi I mean I recently noticed that

02:10:31.900 What do you mean you've heard rumors about me?

02:10:33.660 Well well I'm not saying anything now but you said that you have been going outside talking to the goyim

02:10:38.660 right I know that you have been been around the unwashed I know this because I

02:10:43.100 Of course I mean I wear gloves

02:10:44.340 If I don't remember if I don't remember correctly I do recall you being you participated in a video

02:10:51.940 game project as recently didn't you Moishi?

02:10:53.860 Oh excuse me I mean you know well I mean that's those are unconfirmed reports

02:11:00.260 I mean all I know is like I talked to some of the guys at Wheelmaker Studios and well they did

02:11:06.340 inform me of the fact that a nice dose of shekels were thrown in your way

02:11:09.780 I hate that Nathaniel he was supposed to keep it secret oh my goodness I mean I'm actually

02:11:15.040 no that definitely wasn't me that was my cousin Moses Moses Ben Tel Aviv not Moishi we're very close

02:11:21.640 um yeah exactly um yeah I think we've I think we've covered this topic let's move along to

02:11:26.440 something different here we go this is again from Russia today okay here we go

02:11:31.000 Siberian werewolf serial killer confesses to murdering 59 more women oh my goodness that's a lot

02:11:38.520 a former policeman turned serial killer from the east Siberian city of Angask

02:11:44.840 Mikhail Popov or Popkov you know I mean my ancestors are from Kazaria but I feel as if I

02:11:51.560 really don't have a very good command of the Russian language has confessed to killing at least 59 more

02:11:56.040 women two years after he was given a life sentence for 22 murders oh my goodness at the city's

02:12:01.640 investigative committee Popkov said has been now charged for 47 of the new murders that he has confessed

02:12:07.800 to oh my goodness the total of victims may now go as high as 81 so I don't understand why did they

02:12:16.600 throw this guy in prison and not kill him yeah I mean it seems like uh the last I heard of Russian

02:12:23.480 justice you know they they'd be down with just shooting him in the back of the head but then

02:12:26.920 again that was citizen x yeah well exactly I mean literally I can tell you fucking well and true that

02:12:33.400 that if there was some sort of um Israeli that was doing this kind of stuff in Israel I mean you

02:12:38.520 listen I would do it personally of course completely within the confines of mosaic law I would never

02:12:44.040 break mosaic law but I mean listen eye for an eye tooth for a tooth and we can't exactly murder him

02:12:49.160 81 times but that's what he deserves so do you have any of you you goyim disagree I mean I know that

02:12:57.720 sometimes with your dog fights you sometimes think that there's some justification with what you do to

02:13:02.520 each other but I I mean this at least you know I think you agree this is egregious gas the psychos

02:13:07.800 mental health war now I agree with you 110 percent and in fact several of my cousins are practicing

02:13:14.600 psychiatrists at the Tel Aviv mental hospital and I'm going to try to suggest this this policy to them

02:13:20.060 hopefully they'll be able to create some real change in our community

02:13:22.840 so nobody else has any policy decisions oh yeah I mean I personally think in terms of uh in terms of

02:13:32.920 executions that there's a very important role of the public execution and a swift public execution

02:13:38.360 for things like this um and it's it's one getting justice of course for the victims and the victims

02:13:44.000 families but it also has a public demonstration to everyone within the society that this sorts of law

02:13:50.480 breaking will not be tolerated and it actually reinforces the morality and the values within the

02:13:56.360 society so I mean I really think we in the west uh public hangings that'd be pretty good I think I

02:14:02.100 think we should bring that back for capital crimes and things like this because it really does

02:14:07.360 started going down the toilet when we stopped hanging people absolutely 100 it needs to come back and it

02:14:13.200 needs to be public because people need to know there's consequences but it also needs to reinforce with

02:14:17.240 the people trust within the state that the state is going to get justice um for crimes that are

02:14:22.520 committed against the citizenry so it actually has a multi-level impact on society for the better

02:14:27.840 so um I say hang them and hang them quick think about how many uh great men witnessed the hanging of

02:14:33.500 john brown all I have to say I fight I find that to be very unnecessary force I think that public displays

02:14:42.700 of people getting their steam accounts banned by the state permanently will be more than sufficient

02:14:49.280 to scare people away from doing horrendous crimes against humanity no but you see you have to

02:14:54.320 understand that only works if the steam wallet is very very large that's only when the monetary

02:14:59.020 incentive works and many of these disgusting dogs they're stealing intellectual property the fragrant

02:15:04.080 lawbreakers they're pirating all the video games and I think that these are really the men who need to

02:15:08.020 be hung publicly we have to have a strong display that intellectual theft is theft it's really piracy

02:15:14.720 is thieving and you know horse thieving is a hanging offense

02:15:17.740 I'm glad that you concur with me now okay um let's see here okay we're living in for time we're living

02:15:26.440 in for time but there are a few stories I think that I mean okay now here's what I think now let's look

02:15:31.640 at this here this is from Heath Street maybe this is some sort of hot wing establishment some buffalo wings

02:15:37.260 now the byline here is of course there are nazi furries and they love donald trump

02:15:43.400 what is a what is a what is a what is a furry do does anybody know uh I would just so happen that I

02:15:52.240 I just so happen to be an expert in this area if some people recall I did do a podcast about a certain

02:15:58.540 furry and I think it was a alcohol the alcohol of course 2016 um episode one where I actually did have

02:16:05.760 one of these little furry creatures on uh to make it clear to people who might not know what a furry

02:16:10.680 is a furry is a person who finds um anthropomorphic uh humanoid furry creatures there's a mixture of man

02:16:19.920 and animal to be very sexually arousing and as such they dress up as these um creatures uh wearing like

02:16:27.540 these fursuits and they do uh horrendous things to one another so okay um let's see here okay so it says

02:16:37.800 furries are an old and proud subculture of people who dress up in anthropomorphic animal costumes and

02:16:44.660 have sex with each other in said costumes whoa whoa this is a fegla perversion this is like

02:16:51.420 this is like a this is bestiality and sodomy at the same time no no it's okay that's let me try and

02:17:00.760 bring in their rationalization no no it's not actually bestiality because you know they're humanoid

02:17:06.100 so it's actually not it's not wrong i don't just okay and now it says that they're becoming nazis

02:17:14.600 i mean who can be behind this andrew anglitt listen you know what do i pay you for do you

02:17:20.440 know who's behind this are you trying to radicalize furries is this what i'm giving you all this money

02:17:25.140 for uh yeah we've got a program to radicalize the furries no i i recently um i just saw this yeah

02:17:34.420 we've got furry nazism now so um welcome aboard furries to the nazi movie game over i i think i've

02:17:43.820 heard about this like i have heard about weaponized fascism i have heard about it it's very dangerous

02:17:49.880 very um and it makes me see here because they started to develop things here is that states

02:17:56.300 here in the hate street uh article about nazi furries cobbled with old furries comes the idea of

02:18:03.100 furry supremacy yet acts as a way to mock other social justice causes by asserting their non-traditional

02:18:10.500 lifestyle as superior to all others so what we can't understand i don't i don't understand so

02:18:18.360 are they trying to say that like having sex with animals that they're pretending to be is like

02:18:25.060 nazism

02:18:27.240 in the gas chambers what they're saying well the whole thing is just that people

02:18:33.640 the thing that this furry ism is is a white thing so they uh you know all all types of white

02:18:43.500 subcultures are saying well hey you know we're sick of these brown people it's so i mean it's it's a

02:18:49.900 it's a weird thing to have nazi furries but i mean it is it is a good uh sign i guess well they i think

02:18:57.820 they just realized that um if the muslims take over like they're all going to be thrown off

02:19:02.860 building tops so they're like well hold on now it seems that these guys are really actually hardcore

02:19:08.000 anti-semites i'm reading here well they claim not to be racist a furry artist jim grote claims to

02:19:15.620 have been called a jew boy by a nazi fur at anthrocon 2007

02:19:19.840 so i don't understand are they are they so they're racist and they're anti-semites

02:19:26.800 but i wait hold on but there's all sorts of different types of animals in this

02:19:32.640 so i suppose that there's hope for furries yet then

02:19:36.020 well i mean yeah no there's no i mean if you put them in the if you if you hang them from a public

02:19:42.380 street hopefully they can serve as like a deterrent to other ones i mean i think that it would be a

02:19:46.260 very good use for their genetic material i mean okay let's let's be real here the sexual deviants

02:19:53.100 are not not to take any part in the defense of western civilization because the parts of western

02:20:00.600 civilization that they inherently wish to protect is the very decay that allows them to spread their

02:20:07.540 vermin so with that being said the only investment these people have in maintaining western civilization

02:20:14.420 and our fatherlands is the fact that they view our fatherlands and future generations of our

02:20:19.440 peoples as a means to obtain further orgasms and further indulge themselves in their mental delusions

02:20:26.260 yes exactly i don't know if that's really what they're concerned about i think they i think they

02:20:33.280 just um are sick of brown people probably i think everybody is rather than that they're they're like

02:20:39.300 you know planning some kind of long-term thing to to stop muslims i think that gays are kind of doing

02:20:45.080 that but i i don't i don't think that they're thinking that far ahead dude we're talking about

02:20:49.120 people here who think that depositing their genetic material into rectums the place where shit comes

02:20:55.740 from you know will lead to offspring you know they're not really the smartest people we're talking

02:21:00.700 about here they say this directly they say naturally the promotion of our degenerate lifestyle is more

02:21:05.760 important than yours and if you're disgusting advocacy for the corruption of our youth is okay

02:21:10.440 then anything goes the qq said and another one here this this guy's name is artistato artistato

02:21:17.440 i'd like to see some fucking dindu try to come at us during the race war deus volt

02:21:23.920 i mean these these people are like as useful to us as uh gay nazi leather fetishists

02:21:30.940 well i mean so you're telling me then that i should try to like promote them

02:21:38.860 promoting them yeah so all right well i'll speak to miss i'll speak to you guys later on after the

02:21:47.680 show hopefully i can you know bump up your pay a little bit just to make sure that this goes through

02:21:51.660 yeah no i think that this is i mean this is highly disturbing but as you know sometimes never

02:21:57.980 wasted good ulcer that's what my granny used to say so i mean i i unfortunately you know that i'm a

02:22:04.420 rigorous taskmaster i mean i don't like listen i bill by the hour i pay by the hour so we can't go

02:22:09.880 over our time and so you know this is i am moysha ben tel aviv you're orchestrating zionist overlord

02:22:17.660 for mysterium fashion he's feeling in the florian guy who unfortunately had to go do some errands for me

02:22:22.840 joining me this week i've got andrew england my number one propagandist thank you andrew england

02:22:28.400 thank you sir good to be here yeah thank you i'd like the respect and i've got his his

02:22:37.400 secretary zyger thank you zyger the croissants you sent me were very excellent next time i'm in

02:22:43.160 montreal to see some family i'll be sure to stop by shalom have some have some of our good montreal

02:22:48.880 bagels beautiful i love montreal bagels we've got matthew heimbach another one of my agents thank

02:22:55.440 you mr heimbach it's always good to have you on you know i mean please share for israel some more

02:23:00.600 oh well it's a pleasure to be here and anything i can do to achieve the destruction of every organic

02:23:07.140 culture in the middle east just let me know excellent i agree with you 100 i think i'm glad

02:23:12.200 that we're on the same mind and of course we've got that dain lot that dain lot he's currently

02:23:16.180 founding a new zio-fascist movement in the edmont please you should check it out thank you for

02:23:21.080 joining us shallow and we've got doc savage my texas agent or excuse me i guess you know

02:23:28.100 he he you know my agent please doc thank you hey uh texas forever and uh moysha your last check

02:23:37.140 bounced well there's been some problems i shift bankers recently it's difficult sometimes you know

02:23:44.940 there's all the financial instability and you know last but not least i think that the most

02:23:49.800 promising up-and-coming jewish direct action organization adam waffen representative here

02:23:54.420 with me today vast thank you very much mr vast for joining us oh you're very welcome i'm glad to be

02:24:01.220 your controlled opposition foot soldier thank you yes you're doing a very good job very good job

02:24:06.020 and to all of our friends shalom

02:24:08.840 on Mart池

02:24:18.840 that's a bit epic

02:24:19.560 just built the winter

02:24:21.280 in me

02:24:22.560 but what l felife

02:24:23.040 and to all your friends

02:24:24.160 and to all of your friends

02:24:25.600 love you

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02:24:36.900 Rauf und ran, setzt aufs Losterdach den roten Hahn.

02:24:42.280 Fies voran, rauf und ran, setzt aufs Losterdach den roten Hahn.

02:24:54.640 Geschlagen ziehen wir nach Haus, heia, oh, unsere Enkel fechten's besser aus.

02:25:06.900 Heia, oh, oh, spies voran, rauf und ran, setzt aufs Losterdach den roten Hahn.

02:25:19.220 Fies voran, rauf und ran, setzt aufs Losterdach den roten Hahn.

Mysterium Fasces Episode 12 — American Futurism

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