Mysterium Fasces Episode 8 — Matthew Heimbach ⧸ Pizzagate
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Summary
Matthew Heimbach of the Traditionalist Workers' Party joins us to talk about how he came to see the world in the way that he sees it today, and what it means to be a National Socialist and a fascist.
Transcript
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and on Nationalist Review Online before it for a long time.
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Right. Yeah, I mean, when you're open and you take things in good faith, the conversation is going to be much more productive.
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I think it's quite possible for people who are not Christians and Christians to cooperate up to a certain extent and have a united movement.
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But I'm not entirely sure that with people as a whole that that's going to be possible.
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What do you think, Matt? Do you think it's possible to build like a solid movement with different people who hold different religious beliefs?
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Do you think we should all be united? And more importantly, do you think that's that's even possible?
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Well, I mean, to me, I think Dr. Joseph Goebbels said it best that the party is not a church.
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The job of the party is to care for the physical needs of the people.
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And the church's job is to get our people's souls to heaven.
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And then, of course, he was talking in a context where, you know, is this going to be a Catholic movement?
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Is this going to be a Protestant movement? Of course, there are there were pagans and folk religionists involved on the outskirts of the NSDAP.
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But that was the big question, Catholic versus Protestant.
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Of course, you also had Orthodox within the Great Reich, you know, from 1941 onward.
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So what I would say, I mean, looking at the National Socialists, they were able to create a very successful movement with differences between different confessions, which at the time was it was very divided.
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You know, same as the the the Nationalists in Spain.
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I mean, you had everyone from opposing monarchists, you know, the Karlists and the Alfonsoists, along with the Falangists, along with, you know, some forces of just conservatism that were kind of all tied up together, working against the common enemy.
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But really, my idea of where things are going to go for here, and this is specifically in the United States, I think the future of the United States is going to be balkanization.
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No matter what Donald Trump does, for instance, there's going to be a white minority in this country within the next generation.
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The Republican Party, even if we fash it up tomorrow, will not be able to win a presidential election after 2020 or 2024 due to changing demographics in Texas of legal immigrants who then become citizens, their children, of course.
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So for me, not to have too long of an answer, but for me, if we're looking towards balkanization and the creation of a homeland, it gives us a concrete goal to unite our movement, where the purpose is to create a home for our people, regardless of who you are.
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What confession you are as a Christian, what other, if you're a folk religionist, if you're an atheist, if you're agnostic, if you believe in the principles of building a home for our people, we can all work together with that.
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And then within that system, I think what would be most fair and most just is, you know, there's enough land in the United States, the idea that local communities or regions should be able to define their religious character.
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That's what we had in the United States, in the colonies.
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We had, like, Maryland, where I'm from, was a Catholic colony.
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So within the creation of a homeland, if you are of different confessions and you want to have an explicitly religious element of your community, you should be allowed to do so.
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Therefore, we respect the traditions of how people want to live.
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And if you want to have a Catholic area, if you want to have an Orthodox area, you want to have a pagan area, if you want to have a Roman pagan versus a Nordic pagan area, let them have that.
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And that's the best way that I don't think we need to have conflict.
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But if we can all understand saving our people physically, giving them a home is important.
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Our children need and deserve to be able to have a homeland.
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So if we can go ahead and work towards that, then in the future, we can really have an understanding and respect that our ancestors did just here in the British colonies here in the New World of having different areas or regions be defined by religious character if they so choose.
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So that would kind of – I'm not trying to sidestep conflict, but I think that's the best way and it's the most realistic way we can accomplish all of our goals.
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So in other words, you're not thinking of one unified movement in terms of making progress on what we want, but of like different movements, each with their own religious beliefs.
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Well, no, because it all comes together with the idea that we're fighting for a specific thing, the creation of a homeland for our people here in North America.
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I mean, again, you have the Spanish Civil War is a great example.
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You've got all these different factions, but they all unite together behind Franco, and they understand their purpose is to remove the anarchists, the communists, and the Jews and the Freemasons from Spain to be able to make Spain great again.
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They have compromises they all make, but they know what they want, and that was to free Spain, to be able to defeat the enemy, free Spain,
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So you had folks that weren't as Catholic as the others, but Spain was declared a Catholic state, and that was a compromise.
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And then, of course, you had Franco as a leader, that he wasn't declared king, but he was a regent for the king, and so the monarchists were happy.
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And there's a series of compromises that everyone works together, and everyone gets to live out their principles as they see fit, as long as it's on our spectrum.
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So that's, for me, really how I see the future of being able to have, if we're pushing for a homeland, if that's what we're fighting for, we can compromise on some things,
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and then really allow people to live as they see fit within that future homeland, within regions or states that could be divided up.
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Because even if we were able to get 10 states of the United States, we would still be one of the largest European countries on the planet with one of the highest populations.
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So we don't need to, I think, worry about running out of space, but if we know what our goal is, we become one movement.
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You can have your own identity, you can have your own organization, you can have your own group within that,
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but you're in one movement if you're pushing to be able to create a homeland for our people.
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And then we peacefully respect one another as kinsmen, brothers and sisters, after the establishment of that homeland,
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and protect people's right to worship, as long as it's a traditionally European faith, either Christianity or folk religion,
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and then let people govern their local affairs as they see fit.
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I think it avoids conflict, but allows everyone to stay consistent to their convictions,
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and it'll really kind of bring everything together.
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I mean, you touched on a lot of the points that we were going to bring up to you later on,
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so I think maybe it'd be best to kind of transition into one or two of the topics that you so effectively proposed.
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My bad, I just threw my spaghetti against the wall.
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No, it's okay, you know, your spaghetti, it went through exactly the holes our strainers had set out for them.
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So, I guess, hmm, I guess let's go back to the Traditionalist Workers' Party, and, you know, we'll start from there.
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So, I mean, most people are familiar with you through your activities vis-a-vis the TWP, you know, and your role as the chairman.
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How did you come to find yourself in this position as, you know, a nationalist leader?
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So, you know, I've been able to travel to Europe, of course.
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I'm banned from the UK, so I didn't get to make that trip.
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Theresa May, of course, now the Prime Minister.
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Who wants to go to Cuck Island at this point, anyway?
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I mean, hopefully Nigel Farage, if he ever becomes Prime Minister one day, he'll rescind my ban.
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But, yeah, I've traveled to Europe a lot, and the first time, you know, after I graduated college, we had the white student union, we decided we needed to take it national.
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And this is a process of kind of realizing scalability of projects.
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And then I worked with Matt Parrott, then I worked with Thomas Bowles, and others to be able to create the Traditionalist Youth Network, to be active on college campuses.
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And I was talking to people about what we're doing, engaging on college campuses, protesting Tim Wise and other anti-white speakers, holding meetings, having people read Ebola and different philosophers, and being able to challenge the political left on campus.
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And they would nod and go, so what party are you a part of?
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And I explained and kind of nod and go, oh, so what party are you a part of?
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And that was kind of like a process where I was like, you know, and thinking about it, because, of course, parliamentary politics are different in Europe.
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But that really got me thinking the idea, you know, I was a registered Republican.
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I was a volunteer for Ron Paul in 2012 before libertarianism just became, like, really autistic democratic policies.
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These guys, they're not good guys, you know, they're absolutely horrible.
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But so, you know, I was a Republican and but I was really starting to think we need a political voice because even having, you know, in Europe, there are small parties that by using the political process can get the ability to get their message out there in a more successful way.
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And then, of course, you can see when you're building, if there's a region where you get 2% of the vote one election cycle and 8% the next region, you know, the next election, then you say this is an area where people are listening to our message.
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We need to build a, you know, a base of support.
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And, of course, in the United States, there were thousands of third-party candidates elected throughout the 20th century to local and state offices, even the socialists, the communists, the Constitution Party.
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We can actually have a precedent for them winning on the local and state level and, of course, being able to be spoilers on the federal level.
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So, in Europe, you know, they have a way to be able to see when progress is being made.
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And I don't think there's many metrics of success here in the United States.
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And then year in and year out, there's not really a way to gauge if you've made that much headway.
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And elections are going to do that, even going, you know, from 2% to 5% over the span of two years or four years shows that you're making progress.
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And that's really encouraging, and it gives you objectives to be working for.
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It gives you clear objectives to what you're working towards.
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It was looking at the European examples and how successful that's been over there.
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We need to have a pro-white voice here in the United States.
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If I run for office or anyone runs as a TWP candidate, they have to put up our billboards, run our paper ads, run our radio ads, run our TV ads at the lowest rate charged in the past 12 months.
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They have to run it, and they have to run it for dirt cheap.
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And that's just one example of many of the protections.
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Also, you get additional legal protections against state and federal governments.
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Not that we're a 100% legal, law-abiding movement, but it's actually funny.
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The Reds had a lot of laws passed after the 1950s with the Reds' scare to be able to protect them and CPUSA and groups like that.
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But there's actually a lot of legal protections that go in to being an FEC-registered political party.
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So that was important as well to be able to, you know, we all know what the system wants to do.
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So any protections we can build in for our members and our movement is important.
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Being able to get a better and louder voice is important.
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Having a way to be able to show forward motion is important.
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So all of that kind of came together, and, you know, we sat down with a lot of different folks to be able to come up with what is our party going to be and what would define us.
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And that's where the Traditionalist Worker Party comes from, the idea that we're going to be a, you know, a social nationalist party.
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And, of course, you know, I go on that definition to an interview with one of Golden Dawn's members of parliament when he was asked about, you know, what Golden Dawn was.
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And he said, we are socialists and we are nationalists.
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But, oh, not national socialists, but social nationalists.
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But, you know, there's a lot of diversity, again, within our movement.
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But at least agreeing upon people who might not want to go that entire way but understand the principles of both socialism and nationalism, bringing it together.
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You know, as Gregor Strasser said, we must take from the right nationalism without capitalism, from the left socialism without internationalism.
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As long as someone's on that spectrum, that works for me.
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But we decided that we needed to be able to have our own party that was explicitly anti-capitalist, anti-communist.
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And it would be able to provide a vehicle for a lot of advocacy, that no matter what group you're a part of, if then you want to run and be a candidate and be engaged in the political process, then the party can help, the party can support you, and you can get a much bigger platform.
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So it really is an opportunity for every white nationalist in America to be able to be more effective.
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I mean, I think you kind of hit every single point that I was looking for you to touch upon.
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So, you know, moving back kind of to the origin of this, I remember very distinctly when I first heard your name, and it was vis-a-vis the whole white student union.
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I was in, I think, my last year of high school, and I remember that this controversy was blowing up on international media.
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And I remember talking about it with my teachers and my principals.
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And I guess the question is, you know, so that obviously was your vector of emergence into the nationalist scene, you know, as a major figure.
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What persuaded you to create the white student union?
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Well, so I got involved with politics with Youth for Western Civilization, founded by Kevin Deanna, a lot of amazing people.
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We got our trainings from YWC through the Leadership Institute.
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They do trainings on how to write press releases, how to organize events.
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So, you know, YWC ended up going in a lot of different directions of white nationalists, of Tea Party types, of a whole different spectrum.
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But I do appreciate YWC for organizing really kind of the beginning in many ways to kind of the foundation of the alt-right.
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That doesn't so much involve me necessarily, but other thinkers, other young guys that were involved have gone on, some under pseudonyms, some under their normal names, and to do really successful things for our movement with other organizations.
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But I got involved with YWC, and, of course, we were instantly called fascists.
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We were, you know, fighting for Western civilization.
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It did kind of look like a certain specific SS division's insignia.
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I'm saying it was the hammer of Charles Martel.
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But, you know, so we got flack from day one when I got involved with that my sophomore year in college.
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We had a chapter, and it was kind of an awakening experience, actually, because I was a Zionist.
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I was raised by a family that, you know, talked about how Jews, they're just different, but God loves them, and they're God's chosen people.
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I had a lot of evangelical and Baptist friends growing up.
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So at the time, I was a Philo-Semite and a Zionist.
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It's kind of mind-breaking and mind-boggling how it goes.
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But with YWC, we actually were doing a straight pride day, and it was the Jews who organized a protest against us.
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And this Jewess actually came over to our table.
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We had a copy of the Bible, and she picked it up, threw it on the ground, and spit on it, and, like, knocked her to our flyers off.
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And, like, that was my first moment where I was like, you fuck—you know, am I allowed to swear on this show?
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All right, well, that was my moment to say, you fucking Jew, you know?
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Like, the Jews were like, you're a fascist, you're a fascist, you're a fascist, you're a Nazi, you're a Nazi, you're a Nazi.
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And eventually I was like, no, no, I actually now am a Nazi.
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So, congratulations, you've created your enemy.
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Like, it's a beautiful, it's a beautiful thing.
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It was, you know, it was shit libs on a college campus screaming fascist at me when I didn't even know what the fuck that was.
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And then I looked into it and, you know, started reading, and here I am.
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Yeah, you're like, oh, no, this is the solution to all of our problems.
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But, yeah, so what happened is the Reds, the Black Student Union, did this Black Pride where they chalked Black Pride all over campus, you know, for Black History Month, whatever.
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I love when every people and every culture celebrates their heritage.
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Wasn't mad about that, but we went out with our YWC chapter and chalked white pride, white guilt is over, and other things like that all around the campus to say, if you can do it, we can do it, too.
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So the SPLC gets involved, the ADL gets involved, news crews show up at my dorm to interview me about being apparently like a neo-Nazi Klan leader overnight where we were pointing out the double standard.
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And our student advisor was actually really harassed until he removed his support from the YWC chapter.
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And they were calling us in the student paper, you know, YWC at Towson, also known as our white student union, you know, and, you know, resident fascists on campus and stuff like that.
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So they took away our approval for a group and we kind of sat around one night and we're talking and we're like, why don't we just form a white student union?
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You know, there were over 30 other student union groups for every other ethnicity, gender identity, political affiliation, whatever it was, there was that.
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And actually at Towson, we, uh, if you guys, to just give you context of what I was dealing with, do you remember about a year or two ago, there was this, uh, video of the winners of like the national debate competition where it was two black women, literally, like, co-creatorly screaming?
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So now, you know, kind of my context of, I was supposed to treat things like that, like political discourse, um, done by, done by, you know, saying human beings.
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So, um, yeah, it was an exciting thing, but we kind of just decided, we were like, every other group has it.
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Uh, the black student union had a picture of Nelson Mandela and a black Panther painted on their wall.
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So we decided we were going to like, they've already called us the white student union.
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So then we, we went ahead and we created the white student union and, you know, we did our, um, our student patrols after crime went up on our campus.
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They said that, oh, the, these Nazis, they're lying about crime.
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The next year, the year after I graduate, um, when the crime statistics for the previous year were compiled, violent crime had gone up on campus.
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So they actually had to petition to hire two additional police officers for Towson University.
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So we actually were vindicated and proven right, um, that there was a black crime wave on campus, but, uh, it was a lot of fun.
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So, yeah, I mean, basically the left created it.
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I probably would have stayed in youth Western civilization.
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Um, I wouldn't have been as public as an activist, but they really just pushed us and they pushed us and they pushed us and eventually just get to the point where you just push back.
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And that's kind of what the white student union was for me and the folks that, um, that some of them are, you know, still involved in the traditional worker party that have been my comrades now for over half a decade, which is an amazing thing.
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But really, we were created, and I think, as some of you guys mentioned, it's such a true story right now that, uh, the Jews and the left created us.
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Like, they, they, they formed us and, and they pushed, and eventually you just pushed back.
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Yeah, it's the most triggering thing that you can tell them, too.
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Uh, I'm back in college now, uh, even as old as I am, sadly.
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Um, but it absolutely enrages them when you tell them that, you know, how, how is this happening?
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You call us reactionary and that's, there's a grain of truth to that.
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You've been telling white people to literally kill yourself, drink, bleach, go quietly into
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the night and shut the fuck up and die and pay for your own disposition for 10 years.
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You've been saying this blatantly out in the open and in college courses and sociology classes
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And none of us almost practically none of this would be happening right now.
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None of us would be, you know, ready to goose step down the street with an armband on right
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I mean, don't make the white kids angry, you know, don't make the white kids angry.
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And you did, you, you shit on an entire generation of young white men and women.
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Cause of course now, you know, white women voted majority for Trump.
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So they're, uh, they're, they're traitors to the sisterhood traitors to multiculturalism.
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They, they hate all of us because we're white and they pound it into your head every single
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Natural law is that you defend yourself and you defend the people you care about.
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You can only sit by the sidelines for so long, you know, and, and be emasculated before eventually
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So, you know, thank God the Jews don't have any patience because the Jews displaced us
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If they had done this slowly, just like boiling a frog in water.
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They love to rub your face in what they're doing.
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And they have galvanized the response of not just white Americans, but the entire West
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Whether it's Rodrigo Duterte killing CIA backed drug dealers in the Philippines, whether it's
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Arab national socialists like Assad fighting off the forces of Zionism in the West, or whether
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it's us here, we are, the entire world is waking up to this Jewish trick and it's a beautiful
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You know, the, the, the, the future really does belong to us because they pushed us so
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Our reaction is not just going to fix the problem.
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Yeah, I mean, these people, they, they, they, they, they're not rational.
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And I, I was, I was talking, I was talking once with a Swedish atheist that was in my
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Now when I think about that, and he hated everything that was natural.
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The, the hate was like oozing in the astral world or some shit.
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I mean, my, my story you could say is even more extreme because I began to hate the Jews
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long before I became a fascist or even right wing at all.
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I was a liberal anti-Semite because, um, basically I saw that the Jews were so hateful against white
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And it's like, well, these Jews, they're saying that they promote, you know, tolerance
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and everything, but they're the most hateful people in the world.
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And so I began to hate them for liberal reasons.
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And obviously that like predisposed me to be open to a nationalist ideas, of course.
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So again, they, they, they are the architects of their own demise.
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It turns out to, uh, you, as it turns out, you can't, uh, indoctrinate away someone's
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I'm stealing that by the way, for future reference.
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But no, this, um, epiphany had come to me when I was reflecting on the nature of demons.
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I was like, well, why, if they're so smart, these fallen angelic spirits, why do they seem
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And then I realized, well, that's just the nature of sinfulness.
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It's in their interest to just shut up, to not be prideful, to not be arrogant.
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But you know, these, these demons and their agents, they cannot help themselves.
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Well, and that's the thing to understand, you know, Adolf Hitler, um, you know, talking
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about international Jewry, refer to it in multiple speeches as a satanic power.
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I mean, you talk, you look at Franco, uh, you look at any nationalist leader that talks
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about this, even father Coughlin here in the United States talking about the Jewish control
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of our finance system and, um, you know, talking about how they hate, I mean, going back all
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the way to the 1930s with that, but, uh, they really are the embodiment of a satanic power.
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I don't know how else to, to, to describe them, uh, because everything they do is trying to destroy
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It's trying to destroy what God has created, whether it's the nations, whether it's gender,
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whether it's the unborn, no, whether it's the environment with the capitalist policies that
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So every single thing the organized Jewish community does is just absolutely the counterpoint to
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what is good and wholesome in the world that I don't think there's anything else we can
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Um, at this point, exactly, this point exactly is what we've been trying to reconstitute and
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And I mean, we've said it a couple of times where we're not being hyperbolic.
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We're, we're not, you know, being flabbergasted evangelical preachers.
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We're using this term in a very specific technical sense.
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And they are the synagogue of Satan described in the book of Revelation.
00:43:49.900
I mean, and if you've read the book of Revelation, I think it's for,
00:43:53.120
for 12 or for 20, and you'll know Christ promises as well, that he will make them bow down before
00:43:58.060
our feet and know how much that he has loved us.
00:44:03.360
And a thing that, that I found a bit interesting with the Freemasons is that they, they have
00:44:07.300
this mythology of the temple of Solomon, right?
00:44:10.260
But what happened to Solomon and then, well, he started to worship demons.
00:44:14.300
So the only temple the masons are building is the temple of Satan, the, the synagogue of
00:44:22.300
So, uh, the church fathers say now, I think, uh, kind of moving on to our next question.
00:44:29.720
So Matt, like what's, uh, what's your take on the Trump victory?
00:44:32.500
I mean, uh, I know just as a base, you know, build up here, obviously he's not Adolf Hitler
00:44:39.180
as much as the meme seemed to have convinced some of our, uh, our comrades and our allies
00:44:46.800
We know that he is not, but you know, what opportunities do you think he affords us?
00:44:51.820
But conversely, what do you think are the dangers of, uh, the current situation?
00:44:56.100
And also, do you think it would have been better in terms of our movement if Clinton
00:45:01.020
Well, you know, uh, going to the third point first, there, there, there was a discussion
00:45:05.460
I saw on one of my Facebook friends' walls about, you know, uh, the, the idea of wanting
00:45:09.520
things to get worse, uh, quicker, just to be able to get things out of the way.
00:45:13.560
And, you know, I mean, on the one hand possibly, but the other hand, you know, uh, I don't
00:45:19.800
You know, I'm a father, uh, I've got a 16, 16 month old son.
00:45:24.120
I've got another one on the way, you know, I'm married, I've got a family and, um, you
00:45:32.260
I was a nationalist before I had a family, of course, but the first time I saw my son on
00:45:38.220
an ultrasound, the first time I helped him, both those moments redefined for me what this
00:45:43.320
So the idea of treating things like a Turner Diaries style, um, you know, game, it's not
00:45:49.880
a game, you know, if this breaks into war or things like that, if it happens and that's
00:45:54.400
God's will, then let's fight on the barricades.
00:45:56.420
But, you know, the idea of just having things be as bad as humanly possible, just to try
00:46:00.620
and force things into a fight, I don't think necessarily is, um, is a good thing.
00:46:05.440
And, you know, uh, some, some people say, you know, it's because I have family and kids
00:46:09.200
and all revolutionaries shouldn't have families and kids.
00:46:11.320
So the revolution is one, but I think this is a multi-generational struggle because we
00:46:15.700
need to be preparing the next generation to carry on this fight because this is an eternal
00:46:22.120
This is against evil that everything they're promoting.
00:46:24.600
There's no new heresy under the sun and there's no new tactic that Jews have under the sun.
00:46:29.000
Um, they're repeating the same playbook over and over and over again.
00:46:32.020
So we always, the revolution never ends and that revolutionary mindset, I think, needs
00:46:36.560
to define our movement, that there is no point of victory.
00:46:40.520
You know, we, we keep fighting forever because we always have to keep fighting.
00:46:45.980
Um, so onto the question of Donald Trump, I think he's opened up a lot of political space
00:46:52.180
for us, but what worries me is, um, so, so look at what Ron Paul did.
00:46:57.480
Ron Paul, 2008, 2012, you know, I was a volunteer.
00:47:01.160
He opened up political space for the libertarian movement.
00:47:04.920
He, he worked for decades, opened this political space and Gary Johnson came in and absolutely
00:47:10.760
shit the bed, like absolutely rolled around in it, like fell apart, shit the bed.
00:47:18.000
Um, so, so just because you've got political space opened up, if you don't take advantage
00:47:23.500
of that, if you don't fill that political space, then you really, you really done a disservice
00:47:30.200
Um, and you kind of go back and have to try again.
00:47:33.220
So Donald Trump has created political space for us.
00:47:37.680
What the opportunity is, is for us to be able to fill that space with a perspective of real
00:47:43.740
It's like on Amazon, when you buy something, if you like civic nationalism, you might also
00:47:49.080
like ethno-nationalism and then, you know, people, people add us to the cart.
00:47:54.120
Um, you know, it costs $14.88 free shipping and it's, it's the best.
00:47:59.580
So that's a very, uh, that's a very Anglo way of describing it.
00:48:09.660
You know, I, Spengler, Oswald Spengler red-pilled me on the, uh, Anglo problem.
00:48:20.380
No, no, I, I'm confident in saying that only the Danes beat the Anglos.
00:48:27.080
Well, if we're talking about Anglos, we mean the aquatic Jew, right?
00:48:30.660
Yes, that, uh, the subterranean race that crawled onto land, you know, but, um, Hey, uh, one
00:48:41.520
of our aircraft carriers could conquer your country.
00:48:46.640
Not saying that's, Hey, just, just putting that out there.
00:48:51.800
But, uh, but yeah, on Donald Trump, um, I mean, the biggest thing is he's not one of
00:48:57.760
And what I do fear on the other hand is, um, is he's cleaning the house, hopefully with
00:49:04.380
Um, he might crack down on our movement in a way, um, that would kind of be unforeseen,
00:49:09.540
but I don't want to take it off the table, uh, to prove he's not a racist.
00:49:14.480
Um, and I think especially if we keep pushing, um, if we keep pushing our association with
00:49:20.480
Trump, now that the election is over, um, just given his New Yorker style, he might try
00:49:27.160
Um, and that's something to be careful of, I really think.
00:49:29.560
Well, he's probably, he's probably, you're jealous of his name brand.
00:49:32.220
I mean, and I think that there's, there's two things here, um, that I think are interesting.
00:49:37.560
Number one, your, uh, insight vis-a-vis Ron Paul and Gary Johnson, I think is very, uh,
00:49:43.300
And what somebody else suggested might've been Nat or some other fellow on the last
00:49:47.300
podcast we did is that, well, Donald Trump, uh, if we look at what happened with Ron Paul,
00:49:51.100
the Ron Paul disappointment, um, that radicalized a lot of people.
00:49:54.220
I mean, uh, and so if, if Donald Trump himself is a disappointment or a lackluster and people
00:50:00.700
kind of build them up to Adolf Hitler and he's realized that, well, he's not, you know,
00:50:04.140
that's only going to perhaps serve to radicalize them further than a Hillary victory might have
00:50:11.240
I think that, uh, you know, the Republican party and Donald Trump right now, they have,
00:50:16.500
uh, almost unprecedented power, a monopoly of political power in the United States government.
00:50:22.760
And if they squander this and they do nothing and they let Michael Moore and Bill Maher tell
00:50:28.720
them what to do and they cave to all this shaming, then that, I think that will be the
00:50:35.900
ultimate teaching moment for these people that, you know, think that the electoral process and
00:50:45.820
Uh, I think they're going to find that, you know, look, it doesn't, it doesn't matter.
00:50:50.680
You're, you're going to have to do this on the street with boots on the ground.
00:50:55.300
And that's the only avenue to, you know, preservation of our people and victory.
00:51:04.740
I mean, at the end of the day, the system is opposed to us and America, when America becomes,
00:51:09.240
you know, electorally impossible for whites to manifest our vision of America for ourselves
00:51:15.700
and our children, I think that's going to radicalize a lot of people.
00:51:18.740
So Donald Trump might be opening up this position for us.
00:51:22.260
Of course, even if he doesn't, um, you know, do any of his campaign promises and he, you
00:51:29.300
We still have time to be able to, to stockpile and not face hate speech laws like they have
00:51:34.740
Uh, that provides us an opportunity, but demographically, the time is coming very, very
00:51:39.200
soon where I think there's going to be this moment where we're really in the minds of
00:51:45.260
They realize that minority outreach for the Republicans doesn't work, that it's over.
00:51:50.860
And that if they go ahead and continue this policy, uh, they are going to have no voice
00:51:56.480
at the table that the multicultural coalition dwarfs anything they can do.
00:52:02.220
America didn't, you know, it has left them behind.
00:52:09.680
And that when you realize there's no hope, you get your back into a wall.
00:52:14.360
And I think that's going to instantly awaken people.
00:52:16.300
So I think we need to be building the infrastructure right now.
00:52:19.100
This is what Trump is for years, possibly eight.
00:52:23.200
Um, but you know, I can make bets now and we'll, we'll, we'll cash them in four years
00:52:27.560
But if we've got four years of not having, you know, Hillary Clinton supported like hate
00:52:32.620
speech laws, um, or gun confiscation, we need to use this time to be able to organize, mobilize
00:52:39.540
Cause right now our movement, if a million white people tomorrow said, give me a t-shirt,
00:52:49.780
None of our groups put together could outfit, organize and provide the infrastructure for even
00:52:54.480
a million people, let alone over 150 million whites currently in America.
00:52:59.260
So that for me, where I see, I want to kind of, you know, in 2018, we're going to be running
00:53:04.100
candidates for TWP, very important, but like in early April next year in Kentucky, we're
00:53:10.280
going to be holding a weekend conference of practical politics, training seminars on how
00:53:15.640
to organize local communities, help with charity events, things like that.
00:53:19.440
We need to build the infrastructure now with the political space that Trump has opened
00:53:23.540
up, build the political infrastructure that when the establishment Republicans, when
00:53:29.240
the establishment politics, when even the belief in America collapses, we then have
00:53:33.800
enough people and enough infrastructure to take those awakened folks and be able to turn
00:53:39.820
So I think we need to spend the next four years building.
00:53:44.140
Uh, we don't just mock the left as hilarious as that is.
00:53:48.000
I love it, but, uh, we need to be building this infrastructure, um, to be able to prepare
00:53:53.720
for the inevitability of white America realizing America isn't their country anymore.
00:54:01.640
I think that's extremely, extremely well stated.
00:54:04.420
Um, and I mean, I know that Zyger released a podcast.
00:54:07.860
I mean, this is the plan, which essentially says almost exactly what you just said.
00:54:15.900
I still, to this day, I mean, he, he put that product, uh, podcast out, uh, some time ago,
00:54:20.740
but I still pimp it to this day because it's, it's a realistic, uh, practical approach to
00:54:30.980
And, um, yeah, it doesn't involve any LARPy bat shit fantasies of, you know, Turner Diaries
00:54:41.660
type stuff or anything like that, but it is absolutely incredibly doable.
00:54:48.920
Um, I think there's a lot that we can do if, um, we stop thinking of power as institutions,
00:54:59.420
but rather as like real power, which is like a Matthew said, like, um, infrastructure, resources,
00:55:08.600
um, human capital and things like that, what, what, if we focus on building that, that'll
00:55:14.720
give us a lot more, um, influence than if we say, oh, we, we need to, um, you know, have
00:55:20.780
people in political positions, uh, in many ways, democratic political positions are, um,
00:55:27.640
a way for people with power to gain, you know, office, but not a way for people without power
00:55:35.260
So I think what you're doing, Matt is great because you're building a base, you're building
00:55:40.820
And then after that's done, then you can gain offices and, um, you know, exert that power
00:55:52.120
And, you know, I really have to thank my European comrades for when I go over there learning
00:55:56.400
what, what, what they've already found out, what's taken decades of trial and error and
00:56:02.200
Europe is light years before us, you know, but of course they shifted to the left about
00:56:08.080
So we're playing catch up right now, but I really think we can learn from the European
00:56:11.940
model on how to be engaged with local communities, how we can build power in movements like Golden
00:56:16.880
Dawn going from getting 0.2% of the vote in elections only a couple of years ago to the
00:56:23.040
third large, I mean, I've been in the parliament with Golden Dawn and seen their offices.
00:56:27.260
They've got the third largest amount of offices in the Greek parliament because they're the
00:56:33.480
And right now they're pulling second most popular.
00:56:36.720
So we're thinking if you are steadfast in your dedication to these principles, if people
00:56:41.180
know you, people trust you when that moment opens and you've got the Ron Paul Gary Johnson
00:56:46.160
moment, if you seize the day, you can go from being politically irrelevant, but having
00:56:51.240
that strong infrastructure and high trust within your community to being a very powerful
00:56:56.740
So we can learn from the Europeans, but we need to be focused in that way.
00:57:00.780
We need to be focused in that model because like, I mean, like, like you said, power comes
00:57:05.080
from the people, power comes from our ability to be able to mobilize them.
00:57:08.400
And human capital is more important than staffer positions on the Hill or even a representative
00:57:13.400
If we can field the people, if we can help the people, if there's a disaster, we're there
00:57:19.080
If when people are out of work, we can help them.
00:57:21.640
If your grandma is sick and can't rake her leaves, we're there to rake your leaves.
00:57:26.120
That means that we've got the hearts and the minds of our people.
00:57:30.260
And that makes us more powerful because that's when the system loses credibility.
00:57:34.780
And if we can fill the needs that either the system is unable or unwilling to do, people
00:57:41.620
And then we can use that to translate that into real power like you were talking about.
00:57:51.880
And as things get worse, they'll be able to do less and less as the, you know, you might
00:57:59.080
And they might not be able to pay for all these social services anymore.
00:58:02.720
And like that, if once that happens, we're prepared, then, you know, the victory will be
00:58:13.180
If I may, I mean, you talk about the positions that we need to be filling.
00:58:17.580
Uh, uh, this is, this is not exactly glamorous, but this is exactly what we need to be doing
00:58:27.820
I mean, little business ownerships like, uh, convenience stores, laundromats, hotels, liquor
00:58:37.520
This is how these non-whites come into our communities and take over these businesses, all
00:58:43.100
of these niches, and they hire each other and only each other, and they take over communities.
00:58:51.180
Look, if we occupy these positions, look, if white people, I mean, look, would you, would
00:58:57.420
you rather be, would you rather drive a forklift in a fucking warehouse or would you rather
00:59:02.300
own your own business like a, uh, you know, convenience store or a laundromat or something
00:59:07.940
I mean, hey, uh, if we take these niches away from these non-whites, these invaders,
00:59:14.920
uh, they don't have a landing pad to, you know, set up and hire their, you know, uh, 25 fucking
00:59:25.100
Speaking of that, I, uh, I've actually heard an example of when that thing actually happened
00:59:31.740
Um, it was about how, uh, he, he, this person lived in a, um, a town and then the Jews stopped
00:59:43.120
Uh, the Jews elected themselves to the city, uh, city government, the city board or whatever
00:59:48.940
And from there they started to tax the Goy and build up special Jewish schools.
00:59:53.680
They bought, you know, the Jewish, uh, the companies made them Jewish and all that stuff.
00:59:57.980
So the Jews basically just took over the town and taxed the Goy and lived out of welfare.
01:00:05.060
Well, I mean, and you look at opportunities that we have, you know, just as an example
01:00:09.360
of what we're doing, um, we actually have property now.
01:00:12.520
Um, it's not very much, two acres, but, uh, Jason Augustus, um, who is the, the singer of
01:00:18.080
14 Sacred Words, he's also the head propagandist of the party, actually, um, now came down from
01:00:23.580
New York, left his corporate job, um, because he hated living in New York.
01:00:27.000
And, uh, even if you're getting a good wage there, you're taxed, you know, more, more
01:00:32.520
And actually he can make more money working here at one of the local companies for a third
01:00:37.080
of the money and have more take-home pay than, um, than he actually did working in a corporate
01:00:41.480
But, um, he decided, Hey, I want to come and be part of a community and build that.
01:00:46.020
And, uh, we've got another family, uh, a long-term party member, uh, and his, uh, fiance,
01:00:51.540
who is pregnant, coming down, uh, to be able to grow.
01:00:54.740
And then just being able to, within one small town, if we can get even a few comrades over
01:00:59.220
the span of the next six to 12 months, then what that means is politically, we have more
01:01:04.400
infrastructure than the Democrats and the Republicans.
01:01:09.060
So even a few people can be able to change this.
01:01:11.640
And this is not limited to here in Southern Indiana.
01:01:14.240
This could be done anywhere in the United States to get people to come together in the same
01:01:18.760
region, to be able to concentrate our forces, support one another as a community, and then
01:01:23.720
be able to gain political power, just as immigrant communities already have.
01:01:26.840
We're already here, you know, as, uh, as, you know, from the movie, uh, uh, Red Dawn, you
01:01:33.100
It's because we live here, you know, this is our land.
01:01:36.280
So if the immigrant communities can do it, we sure as heck can, if we can concentrate our
01:01:39.820
numbers, concentrate our influence and start winning.
01:01:42.540
If we can just win, if we won one city council seat for an explicit white nationalist, that
01:01:48.640
would be an international news story that imagine when the second one happens and the
01:01:52.200
third one and the 10th one and the school board member and the water board member and
01:01:57.060
If we can build in that way to build communities where we're self-reliant, where we care for
01:02:01.340
one another, where we concentrate our forces and then start winning, I think that'll revolutionize
01:02:05.960
the public understanding of white nationalism in the United States.
01:02:10.500
I've had a thought about tactics, which is, um, related to what you're doing.
01:02:14.540
And I was wondering if you had thought of this, probably you did, but I think it's
01:02:19.600
Have you ever thought about, um, having a, like a nonprofit organization, which under the
01:02:25.780
guise of a church and get like tax-free status and be able to, um, you know, enact, um, charitable,
01:02:33.000
uh, events and, um, you know, own land and property and, uh, things like that.
01:02:41.520
Because, um, you know, obviously as an organization, you don't want to pay taxes to the system.
01:02:46.180
That's obviously a good priority and, um, being able to, you know, justify all these donations
01:02:53.360
and, um, in terms of finance and tactics, I think it, a lot of what we're doing as a
01:02:59.800
nationalist organization, if we're doing a golden dawn style process, a lot of that can
01:03:06.200
come under the hospices of a, um, church-based charitable organization.
01:03:14.560
Actually, uh, if you go to www.nfunity.org, uh, we decided that movement unity within the
01:03:21.840
United States is so important because we've got different organizations that for a long
01:03:26.180
time, we've actually talked about unity, but not had clear objectives, not had a clear
01:03:32.620
So, uh, there were organizations that came together earlier this year with the principle
01:03:38.040
of forming an alliance and they invited us to participate.
01:03:41.100
And I said, first of all, um, I think a name change, symbol change was going to be important
01:03:46.500
But third of all, getting a specific set of principles and ideology, which actually is fighting
01:03:53.320
for the creation of an ethnostate, rejects racial supremacism, uh, rejects capitalism, all
01:03:59.300
Um, so we just actually launched the website, very exciting, uh, right now we have close
01:04:03.940
to 20 groups involved in this and more getting on board, uh, every single day, which is great.
01:04:09.040
And, uh, the national spread is actually being incorporated as not-for-profit educational
01:04:15.780
We're going to be holding the first conference, which is going to be based on education, on political
01:04:21.200
Um, but then also doing the same weekend, a charity event in probably going to be Beattyville,
01:04:26.640
Kentucky, which is an East Kentuckian coal country or somewhere near there.
01:04:30.780
So, uh, yeah, actually, um, not, not to steal your thunder from the question, but, uh, that
01:04:36.720
So hold on, are you telling me you're not a white supremacist?
01:04:41.140
Yeah, you know, um, I know it's, it's crazy, but I actually just love my extended family
01:04:52.100
Um, you know, that's like, you know, you know, people always ask like, you don't hate
01:05:02.680
We all deserve our own homeland, own self-determination.
01:05:05.720
Let's make this world great again and peaceful for nationalist principles.
01:05:14.540
I mean, uh, see the thing is, uh, Matt, you know, because you're not willing to liquidate
01:05:18.480
every single non-white on the planet, I don't think you're a serious national socialist.
01:05:24.600
That's, uh, that's just the Lord's truth right there.
01:05:26.900
Um, I, I, I truly, uh, I, I truly just cannot, cannot, uh, can't be part of this movement
01:05:32.680
if I don't want to kill every non-white on the planet and, and, you know, make the Turner
01:05:43.380
You're telling me you don't want to pour white phosphorus on the entirety of the African
01:05:54.600
Well, well, we'll think, we'll think on that, um, you think on that and a matter of joke
01:05:58.860
mode for whatever, uh, whatever Jew or leftist is going to, uh, to do the transcription of
01:06:03.860
But, um, remember the appos in Australia were not considered people and not considered sub
01:06:10.340
They, they, they weren't discriminated against.
01:06:12.560
They were just considered part of the flora and fauna of Australia until like the 1950s.
01:06:17.900
So with, with the Africa thing, you know, with that as an environmentalist, which, which
01:06:22.100
I am, and I know all of us as national socialists are, um, yeah, you wouldn't want to do that
01:06:26.360
just simply, uh, you don't want to destroy the flora and the fauna of the, uh, of the
01:06:35.100
I mean, we didn't ask this question directly, but I remember, uh, very specifically when I
01:06:39.360
was, before I was banned from the TRS forums, there was a, an infamous shit poster, uh, a Wyatt
01:06:44.680
man, probably some of our listeners are familiar with him.
01:06:47.080
I, if I ever find out what basement he's living in, I swear I'm going to drag it out in the
01:06:56.540
And I mean, I remember, I remember, you know, I remember when I was first seeing, you know,
01:07:01.200
his, his anti-Matthew Heibach threads and I'm like, this motherfucker, you know, he's
01:07:07.240
literally, you know, literally a neat who lives, you know, in a basement, no job, you
01:07:15.920
And sources, I still have, I've, you know, I've still got, you know, grapevines.
01:07:32.000
And I remember just the, the, the deep outrage that I felt, uh, you know, at the, at his
01:07:38.880
And it was just, it was like, uh, I don't even think we need to go into it.
01:07:46.720
I think I have enough self-awareness like, uh, this winter actually.
01:07:50.280
Um, so I got a gym membership, which actually some of our local comrades are involved with
01:07:54.540
like, I should get more fit as a national socialist.
01:07:57.500
Physical fitness is the embodiment of the principles that we believe in and live by.
01:08:01.540
So like critique Heimbach like needs to lose weight.
01:08:08.960
Like I, you know, what I say to anyone is lead, follow, or get out of the way or cooperate.
01:08:16.440
But, um, you know, it's amazing guys like a white man and others make a different group.
01:08:22.200
If I'm such a jackass, if I just am, in just screwing up so much, don't know what I'm doing,
01:08:28.360
absolutely retarded and ice picks in my forehead, like do better.
01:08:35.500
If, if there is a party that pops up tomorrow, a group that gets a million white people involved
01:08:45.380
I don't think I'm that too egotistical to, uh, to avoid that.
01:08:48.560
But what bothers me about this system is the right never retrieves its wounded.
01:08:53.920
If someone makes a mistake, which I admit I've made plenty because there was no training
01:08:58.880
seminar on how to engage the media or how to do this.
01:09:03.160
And I know you guys have gone through the same process that all of this is self-taught.
01:09:07.000
We all make mistakes, but the right never retrieves its wounded.
01:09:12.680
And then if they, they limp back to our lines, we, uh, we yell at them for, uh, for getting
01:09:18.220
You know, it's this changing this culture of not attacking to the right of redefining
01:09:24.140
how we educate young people who are involved to be more professional and effective.
01:09:28.680
Uh, we can't, we can't sit and have a purity spiral or be these elitists and just look down
01:09:35.280
We need to work with them and make them better.
01:09:37.400
If they're willing to get better, then that's a great opportunity.
01:09:40.700
And I think a white man on TRS who, again, if you're listening, I hate you, uh, just
01:09:46.900
not even because you're insults on me, just because of the constant infighting with every
01:09:51.020
other person I've ever seen who does anything public outside of their own home.
01:09:59.260
Not a big deal, but we need to redefine the culture of the right here in the United States
01:10:05.820
Let's not overstate the relevance of this fucking, you know, Lolicon avatar.
01:10:12.420
I mean, like, come on, who the fuck is this guy?
01:10:26.480
I mean, hold on, hold on, because it's like, I mean, it was totally a white man's group
01:10:31.760
and friends that beat the fuck out of 300 commies in California, right?
01:10:36.200
I mean, because that, you know, totally, that's, come on, dude.
01:10:42.200
But Matt, um, I do, I do have, um, criticisms that I hear of you that are much more, um, well,
01:10:49.160
good spirited in a sense, uh, and it's around the, the, the theme of propaganda.
01:10:54.180
So maybe we can move a little bit towards that, but I'm interested in knowing what you
01:11:00.200
Um, I think one of the most like, uh, significant criticisms is around the aesthetics and the
01:11:07.200
name of the traditional workers party, uh, specifically like the, the concept of worker.
01:11:12.300
Uh, do you, like people say, well, people today, they don't identify as workers.
01:11:22.220
Um, today people kind of are, they don't really have class consciousness and things like that,
01:11:29.460
So do you think like, where does the name traditional workers party come from?
01:11:33.740
And do you think that that's the most appropriate way to, um, kind of speak to people and, uh,
01:11:43.160
And that's actually a great question and a great critique.
01:11:45.500
And, uh, guys, just for the record, take the gloves off because it's all in good fun.
01:11:51.980
Um, now the idea of the traditional worker party, of course, as traditionalists is to,
01:11:56.200
uh, you know, follow the traditions of Europe, the idea of faith, family, and folk all embodied
01:12:01.280
Now our big focus in terms of the party, we are a nationwide party, but our primary focus is
01:12:08.180
within Appalachia, the Rust Belt, and the American West.
01:12:11.560
That is an area that historically has a very strong labor movement.
01:12:16.720
It's very strong in terms of class consciousness.
01:12:19.720
Like, um, in 1921, the largest uprising in American history was the Battle of Blair Mountain,
01:12:25.660
where coal miners, uh, going against the union bosses and everyone else actually marched
01:12:30.800
and, uh, were met, uh, by machine gun fire from the police and scabs hired by the Pinkerton
01:12:36.140
Corporation, uh, and the largest uprising in American history.
01:12:39.080
So we're looking at an area also in Appalachia, the American Midwest, also, you know, the Rust
01:12:50.260
So Appalachia has the highest percentage of white people, poorest part of America, and, like,
01:12:56.040
eastern Kentucky and West Virginia has a decade shorter life expectancy than the, uh, you know,
01:13:02.440
of course the mostly Jewish suburbs of Potomac, um, just a few hours away, right outside of
01:13:08.500
So for us, focusing on where is revolutionary potential already there, because there are
01:13:15.040
millions of people, as we saw with Donald Trump, you know, in places like Tennessee,
01:13:18.780
Donald Trump won all but, like, one county in the primary, um, you know, and extremely successful
01:13:24.100
in these areas, rejecting national, uh, rejecting globalism, supporting at least some form of
01:13:29.620
nationalism, supporting closing the border, things like this, and this idea of the human
01:13:35.780
farmer, the, uh, the small town business owner, and the worker, the coal miner, the factory
01:13:42.020
worker, things like this is ingrained even amongst the youth, because, of course, we as millennials,
01:13:49.440
There's no steel mills to go back to, but it harkens back to what your dad or your granddad
01:13:55.840
or your great-granddad did as part of this overall culture, where the working class, the
01:14:01.220
white working class, was organized specifically for their best interests historically, um, and
01:14:10.440
So it's not just talking about the fact, you know, over the past 20 years, we've lost over
01:14:14.900
15 million industrial jobs to NAFTA, Obama's closing the coal mines, um, you know, a lot
01:14:20.740
of oil workers are out of work, that there is, I think, uh, a white class consciousness
01:14:25.560
waiting to be tapped, waiting to be organized right there, just with guys who are out of
01:14:30.140
work or underemployed due to these Jewish globalist policies that have been enacted.
01:14:34.500
But it also goes back to speaking to the culture of the land that we're working in, this white
01:14:40.400
area, this middle America, this flyover country, as the elites would call it, that there's this
01:14:45.960
strong identity as being workers, whether you're a worker, whether you're working at
01:14:50.040
McDonald's, whether you're a student, you know, you, when you think of your grandpa, when
01:14:54.380
you think of your great-grandfather, when you think of like the union, uh, bosses versus
01:14:58.340
the union workers, um, you know, there's this very strong, powerful narrative.
01:15:03.400
It's in the music, it's in the folk music, it's in the identity.
01:15:08.740
It's not just talking about modern politics, um, although that is a key issue, we're talking
01:15:13.200
about tens of millions of white working class people and their families that have been hurt
01:15:17.340
by globalism, that, uh, used to be union, uh, used to work in factories, used to work
01:15:21.600
in mines where that class consciousness is, but also our identity as our region and who
01:15:27.360
we are defining ourselves by hard work and sacrifice for our families, um, you know, being
01:15:33.060
innovative and, uh, being willing to, to then also be part of this overall labor movement
01:15:38.460
that was very popular from the American West all the way to Appalachia.
01:15:42.420
So that would be my answer, um, uh, as to why we picked worker as a, in, in the name.
01:15:47.740
So you're saying that in your experience, uh, the people in your region, um, you know, the
01:15:52.500
young people, you say that they resonate with that concept of worker.
01:15:56.120
So they, they understand what you're talking about when you talk to them and they like, uh,
01:16:04.320
I mean, it's actually a very interesting thing that we've seen.
01:16:07.140
So, you know, we do a lot of door knocking and direct community engagement in Kentucky,
01:16:14.220
Um, so, you know, I can knock on trailer doors all day long and folks, if they're above
01:16:19.800
30, they understand a form of like class consciousness.
01:16:25.540
And if you're talking to someone usually like under 30, um, you know, if they're engaged
01:16:31.220
with our politics at all, then, then they've been influenced by 4chan.
01:16:36.440
They've been influenced by things we're doing right now.
01:16:40.540
You know, the entire youth is, um, you know, our, our national socialist or SJWs, but in the
01:16:45.880
hollers of West Virginia, you're not finding too many SJWs.
01:16:49.480
You're, you're seeing this revolutionary youth who are tired of this system.
01:16:53.540
Um, and they understand the callback of what it is as to who we are and what we're fighting
01:16:58.160
So it actually, to me, uh, has worked out in my personal experience.
01:17:02.880
And honestly, I would like to say if it wasn't working, I'd have no problem changing it because
01:17:14.760
And that's, what's most important about everything.
01:17:16.360
Um, but, um, for me, I've just found if, if you're, you know, an old style worker, um, you
01:17:22.380
understand that identity is part of who you are.
01:17:27.360
So it kind of, both of those work together in a, in a symphony that, um, is a pretty beautiful
01:17:33.300
You know, that again, the system doesn't understand they've unemployed millions of middle-aged
01:17:40.600
And they've done nothing but push down the youth, you know, these guys' sons and daughters,
01:17:45.640
um, to where they're all like, yeah, Hitler did nothing wrong.
01:17:48.820
So it's kind of a perfect storm that's building in the American heartland.
01:17:54.580
Um, another thing that I wanted to talk to you about in terms of propaganda is, uh, well,
01:18:00.900
just today I was, um, watching, uh, Leon de Greil talking about like his rise in, um, you
01:18:08.020
know, the twenties and he explained that back then there was no radio, there was no television
01:18:14.380
and people, you know, had rallies, uh, like, especially with the communists and things like
01:18:21.360
That's how he reached the people because that was like the, the spectacle back then.
01:18:26.200
That's, um, what people did for entertainment basically was listen to people talk about politics.
01:18:31.140
But today, especially in the past couple of years, um, people tend to stay at home and
01:18:38.880
get all of their information and entertainment from the internet and to a lesser extent from
01:18:46.420
So our, our propaganda, our revolutionary propaganda and outreach to the common people, uh, will probably
01:18:55.360
be done mostly through the internet or through media.
01:18:59.960
Um, so what, what do you think is, uh, like you, you've said previously that, you know,
01:19:05.580
you do outreach, you go knocking on doors, but of course there's a limit to how many people
01:19:11.380
If you want to reach masses, you'd have to do it, you know, through the internet.
01:19:14.480
So what do you see as what, um, your movement needs to do in terms of media work and internet
01:19:21.020
to reach broad masses of people in, you know, the, the, the present scenario.
01:19:29.620
And that's for instance, actually last week I recorded my first vlog.
01:19:32.960
I resisted doing it for such a long time because I, I don't really like sitting and watching,
01:19:38.960
uh, people talk and, and I don't think I'm self-important enough that people want to sit
01:19:44.600
Uh, but, um, there was enough people harassed me, um, that after Trump's election, I did a video
01:19:52.300
And I actually recorded another one, um, in terms of talking about the white lives matter
01:19:56.280
protests that happened all around the country just this past week.
01:19:59.540
Um, so I'm getting involved in a vlog also within our party.
01:20:05.120
Of course, that that's a band by all party members to be able to get the music out there.
01:20:09.180
That's, um, you know, the metal core genre, uh, Patty Tarleton, you know, is of course affiliated
01:20:14.380
He does folk music, um, and other folks to be able to engage the music scene in ways other
01:20:19.440
than the RAC, you know, the rock against communism music that we all think about.
01:20:27.420
Second of all, uh, videos, podcasts, you know, for instance, I do my show daily, um, you know,
01:20:33.160
on radio area and on daily stormer, the daily traditionalist, uh, which I really love.
01:20:37.800
I am doing things like this, being able to get our voices out there, but all of that is
01:20:42.120
important to the faithful recruiting, especially young people.
01:20:45.080
But in terms of a mass movement, this is where having a political party is going to be so
01:20:50.420
important because we have the ability as a political party that when the election comes
01:20:56.540
in a specific area, and of course we know as soon as it goes out, as soon as an ad goes
01:21:01.660
out, that's pro white, it's international news, you know?
01:21:04.860
So, so we're talking about reaching millions of additional people outside of the area where
01:21:08.560
the ad runs, um, we have the ability to craft whatever radio or television ads that best
01:21:16.020
fit our message that we want to get out to the people and, uh, and, and force them to
01:21:23.280
So we need to be building, you know, all the things I'm talking about, we're talking about
01:21:26.340
videos, we're talking about podcasts, we're talking about articles, we're actually, uh,
01:21:29.460
overhauling the traditionalist youth network website to be a more engaging blog, uh, which
01:21:34.780
Um, street activism, which forces the media to cover us, creates our own media to engage
01:21:40.240
local people and raise awareness, but then also elections are going to be crucial.
01:21:44.880
Um, not so much the election results, although that is going to be important and we can win
01:21:49.420
on local and state levels, but using the opportunities provided by us by federal election law to be
01:21:55.840
able to reach millions of people, you know, you pay for an ad that on a radio might reach
01:22:00.380
10,000 people, but that becomes a news story that white nationalists recorded, uh,
01:22:07.240
It's amplifies due to being a political movement.
01:22:10.400
It amplifies our ability to use the, the, uh, current system to reach more people.
01:22:14.600
So it all has to be involved together, whether it's knocking on doors, like going trailer to
01:22:19.740
trailer in rural America to one-on-one engage the people that live in that trailer park to
01:22:25.960
find out what their needs are, find out how we can advocate for them, find out what issues
01:22:30.160
matter, most of them all the way to running campaign ads, um, to reach millions of people
01:22:35.420
with a short burst of a message, uh, to get them interested and then filter through to
01:22:39.900
be able to gain more, um, you know, more understanding of who we are, gain more party
01:22:48.000
Um, you know, of course, whether it's the music, the campaigns all the way to direct engagement
01:22:57.600
There is so much to be done, but it's something that is really coming together over the past
01:23:02.400
I couldn't have been more proud with how our party was able to engage people in this
01:23:06.640
And we've already got so many other things going on that are going to be able to take
01:23:15.440
I mean, I think, uh, we've all been making a lot of progress on the media front in the
01:23:19.400
past year and, um, yeah, things are going quite well in that direction.
01:23:23.140
I think, uh, probably the, um, the weakness that we have right now is in terms of entertainment,
01:23:32.560
Like you said, the music is going to be important and, um, we started to get entertainment videos
01:23:40.320
And I think we can make more and, you know, yeah.
01:23:43.280
I mean, it's, it's heartening that you're, your people are focusing on that as well.
01:23:48.960
Well, it has to be, it has to be done that way.
01:23:51.140
And infotainment, I think is very important going into 2017 where we are both informative
01:23:56.760
and entertaining because, you know, you think about it, the, the Jews in the current system,
01:24:05.000
Everything they believe in is just angry and hateful.
01:24:08.160
It's actually the exact opposite of, of what we are.
01:24:10.860
But, you know, of course they accuse us of, and I think infotainment is going to be so
01:24:16.200
We've already seen it be so successful, but we need to be able to show people we're having
01:24:20.800
There's nothing that makes a leftist more angry than when they're screaming at you, you
01:24:24.760
crack a smile and enjoy the experience of, uh, rustling their jimmies and reaching your
01:24:34.320
I tell, I tell you what, like, uh, you know, uh, Jason, you know, I mentioned with 14 sacred
01:24:37.980
words, the guy's in his early thirties and he looks like he's 18 years old and he was
01:24:41.960
in New York city triggering leftists constantly.
01:24:49.620
But, uh, you know, I, I mean, that's the thing we need to have keeps me on that.
01:24:56.200
And, and like guys, like we're, we're all friends.
01:24:59.360
You know, I met my wife at the American Renaissance conference, my best friends I've met in the
01:25:03.880
movement, whether it's at a conference or on a picket line or on a million and one different
01:25:09.040
If we understand that we're a family, that we care about each other, we're all in this
01:25:15.000
We have fun together and we treat it like that.
01:25:19.760
Of course it's deadly serious, but we have fun while we're doing it.
01:25:26.580
We're the cool thing to do or the fun thing to do.
01:25:30.640
So I think infotainment is going to be crucial in 2017 and solidifying the unity of our movement
01:25:35.660
between the boots and the suits, different subcultures on this professional path.
01:25:39.880
We're going, if we can bring the movement together to show that we're a family, it'll
01:25:43.240
better engage people because everyone's been broken apart.
01:25:46.120
You know, half of our kids, I'm one of them come from a broken home, you know, feel
01:25:52.160
If we can be a warm, welcoming, fun thing for everyone to get involved with that also
01:25:57.040
is fighting for the future of our children, everybody wins.
01:26:03.560
If I could, if I could for a moment, you mentioned suits versus boots.
01:26:11.740
Recently at the, at this most recent NPI conference, we saw if I'm sure most of us, if we've seen
01:26:23.620
any of it, we've seen the bit where a red ice TV cameraman was jumped by about 10 people
01:26:33.660
and beaten bloody by them, by these Antifa subhuman urchins.
01:26:43.720
So I would like to, I would like to put out there that I, look, I don't care what group
01:26:51.040
I don't care if it's the Houston Goilers, Adam Waffen or American Vanguard.
01:26:56.380
I don't care who does it, but at these events going forward, AMREN conferences, NPI conferences,
01:27:05.340
these groups need to be there in force to prevent this shit.
01:27:11.180
There is absolutely nothing to be gained by turning the other cheek and letting this happen
01:27:16.960
and pointing and saying and saying, hey, look, they're the violent ones.
01:27:23.800
What is going to help is that when they try this shit, they get fucking Neganed.
01:27:31.480
They get their head liquefied on the fucking pavement.
01:27:38.260
Well, I mean, what I'd say to that is you look at Sacramento.
01:27:42.800
So, of course, the police came out, confirmed on the scene that our guys defended themselves,
01:27:48.180
right, the Sacramento Spartans, one of them ended up in a coma on the other side.
01:27:55.080
One of our guys got stabbed, but over a dozen of the other ones ended up hospitalized for
01:28:03.120
And they learned really quick, again, following the law, 100%, we have to be legal, we have
01:28:11.460
But when the fight comes to us, we don't just drive off the enemy.
01:28:19.540
And that's, to me, what has seen the biggest division in our movement.
01:28:24.040
It's so unfortunate where, you know, if you go back, I've got a huge amount of respect
01:28:31.340
But one of the biggest failures, I think, was in having, like, resistance records and not,
01:28:37.880
and, of course, you know, then getting upset with the National Alliance that you had subcultures
01:28:42.060
acting in ways that you didn't approve of, instead of educating them, instead of mobilizing
01:28:50.280
So what I see for our movement, and this has gotten me a lot of flack, it's gotten me a
01:28:54.560
lot of flack with groups that I've been going to and talking to.
01:28:59.160
I have found without, pretty much without exception, that folks want to win.
01:29:04.780
They're not in this for their ego, and they're doing the best they can based on what they
01:29:11.180
know, based on how they were brought in, based on what their subculture is.
01:29:14.780
But if there's a better way, they'll evolve and change.
01:29:17.920
You know, an example, the National Socialist Movement has dropped the swastika and paramilitary
01:29:23.060
uniforms and is redesigning everything in their propaganda department now to reflect a more
01:29:29.460
European movement, to engage specifically in politics.
01:29:32.760
If you had told me that five years ago, or anyone that five years ago, no one would have
01:29:38.760
But, you know, Jeff Scoop, as a guy that I know personally and known for a long time,
01:29:43.320
really has pushed forward in wanting to be politically active and politically engaged and be relevant
01:29:52.300
So, you know, the problem is, though, when people make advances, our movement is very classist.
01:29:58.160
And the problem is, the suits in many capacities cannot defend themselves.
01:30:03.220
I'm sorry, but no amount of legal protection matters a single, a single dam if you can't defend your own
01:30:12.540
Because as we saw, like, the MPI dinner that happened, again, much respect for MPI to hold
01:30:19.380
The Hail Victory thing was based, love it, good on Richard, like, God bless him.
01:30:23.520
But these Reds, who were outnumbered by the nationalists, were able to push themselves into
01:30:28.700
a restaurant and spray feces and urine on the attendees and things like that.
01:30:34.440
No, they should have been, yeah, yeah, they should have been driven out of the space when
01:30:48.240
But basically, my entire point in this, because it's a very important issue to me, there are
01:30:53.660
right now in America, tens of thousands of people who, on a regular basis, hit the streets
01:31:00.400
to publicly put their name and their face out there for the sake of white nationalism.
01:31:05.020
And the problem is, sometimes they're not doing it in the most effective way.
01:31:10.080
But the heart that they have is something that cannot, and you cannot buy that.
01:31:15.920
That is a self-driven courage that people have.
01:31:19.580
So are we more likely to be able to work with people with that courage and make them more
01:31:25.340
effective, make them more professional, and work with them with respect and partnership
01:31:33.700
I think that's the path forward, because we need the unity.
01:31:37.680
Why do we have right now in America 15 different conferences between different groups that happen
01:31:43.960
Why don't we have one conference with several thousand people at it?
01:31:50.420
We have all the groups together in a professional way being successful.
01:31:54.420
And when the Reds come, because they're bringing guns to protest now, as we saw against White
01:31:59.840
Lives Matter, they are getting more violent, and the system protects them.
01:32:10.120
But political space isn't won if you're hiding behind the state.
01:32:15.240
We need to be able, as the SA did with the NSDAP, or the Legion did against the Reds, or
01:32:21.120
any other revolutionary movement has done, we must be able to protect our own meetings
01:32:27.340
We must be able to protect ourselves and our comrades and defeat the enemies that come
01:32:30.980
against us, because that teaches them that this isn't a joke.
01:32:34.300
So, for me, that's where class unity and subcultural unity...
01:32:39.300
Now, that doesn't mean accepting people that don't want to get better, that don't want
01:32:42.760
to make changes, don't want to enter this 21st century thing, but to open ourselves up
01:32:46.740
to class unity, subcultural unity, and bringing this movement together.
01:32:50.640
Because if we don't, they are bringing guns to events.
01:32:54.400
In Sacramento, I got so many tweets, because, you know, our guys out there, amazing, I didn't
01:33:01.180
go, it's over 2,200 miles away from me, I've got a wife and a family, I've been on the
01:33:05.680
picket lines, I've been attacked, I've been named case numbers, I've leftists that have
01:33:09.260
attacked me, they ended up getting arrested for assault and good stuff, but I got tweets
01:33:12.900
about how Reds were saying, because they recovered a gun at the scene, saying that they
01:33:24.260
So the way I see it is, the Reds are getting more violent, they see that they're losing,
01:33:30.360
they see that we're winning, and like a crazed animal, a wounded animal, they're going to lash
01:33:36.160
So the time is now, we've got this calm before the storm, we can unite our movement and bring
01:33:40.780
it together, that we can defend the victories we've won, because we cannot depend on the state,
01:33:46.960
So, this is the time to come together, to stand together, and if the situation calls
01:33:53.280
for it, to fight together, and that's the way to victory.
01:33:56.740
So, it's, you know, I know I've gotten a lot of flack, a lot of people, other people in
01:34:00.920
our party have gotten a lot of flack of doing this, but I've seen so much success already
01:34:04.480
of things improving and coming together, and the time is now, as we see with NPI, come together,
01:34:10.160
because they are coming to hurt us, they're coming to kill us, they hate us, and the system
01:34:18.040
So, the time for differences is over, the time for unity is now.
01:34:24.320
I mean, it's the most simple political thing in the world.
01:34:27.440
I mean, look, these people, I mean, it's not even political, it's biological and instinctual.
01:34:35.180
Look, you show up to protest this and assault us, and you go home with no teeth, and you're
01:34:52.940
Yeah, and I think with that, we've reached the end of our time here today.
01:34:57.520
I wanted to thank you wholeheartedly, Matt, for coming on the show and agreeing to do this
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Your answers were edifying in every single respect to our questions.
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And I want to invite you back on again, you know, hopefully we'll be able to get, you
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know, Benjamin Raymond of National Action, you know, on for something similar.
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You are doing God's work, and we will pray for you.
01:35:25.920
And I want to encourage all of our listeners to send prayers, you know, to send money, if
01:35:35.100
Donate to Daily Stormer, or Traditional Worker Party, or anybody who actually can use the funds.
01:35:40.020
Well, I just really appreciate it, and I had a lot of fun tonight, gentlemen, so I would
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love to be back on any time I can do anything to be able to help.
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I'm here, because shows like this are so important, and I just really appreciate the opportunity.
01:35:57.020
Thank you for listening, and, you know, thanks for all the support and the opportunity, gentlemen.
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I look forward to a future invitation, and I'll look forward to being here with you again.
01:36:17.400
Have mercy on us, O Lord, have mercy on us, for we are empty of all defense.
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Glory to the Father, and the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
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Lord, have mercy on us, for in you we have put our trust.
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Be not exceedingly angry with us, nor remember our many iniquities.
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But look upon us now as the compassionate, and deliver us from our enemies.
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We are all the work of your hands, and upon your name we have now called.
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Now and forever, and to the ages of ages, amen.
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The doors of caring do now open unto us, O most blessed Theodokos, so that hoping in you we shall
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not fail, through you we may be delivered from adversities.
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For you are the salvation of the Christian faith.
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All those do you shelter, O good one, those who in their faith flee unto you, with your strong hand you protect.
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We who sin have no one else, who intercedes for us.
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Before God, praying endlessly in ills and all dangers, for us who are laden with our many sins and mistakes.
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Mother, I'm our God in the highest, therefore we fall down to you only, from all the misfortunes keep your servants safe.
01:38:48.340
Welcome back to part two of Mysterium Fasci's episode eight.
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We had a great interview with Matt Heimbach, and now we're going to be moving forward into
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our second segment of the show, the Kali Yuga News.
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This week we've got a very special report with our top Kali Yuga News investigator, James Futurist.
01:39:10.260
James is joining us here with Graeva Hans, Marcus Rhodes, Ziger, and Doc Mayhem.
01:39:36.280
I've commissioned James, and he has diligently provided a special investigative report on the
01:39:44.680
This breaking revelations about an international pedophile and potentially Satanist ring at
01:39:54.300
the highest levels of the United States regime and the international regime.
01:39:59.760
Essentially, it seems Alex Jones has done nothing wrong.
01:40:08.120
So, Pizzagate, the term itself comes from the fact that all of this seems to center around
01:40:15.380
a certain pizza parlor and ping pong joint in Washington, D.C. on Connecticut Avenue.
01:40:22.140
All of this came to light, of course, when our technically inept and illiterate boomer elites
01:40:32.340
don't know how to recognize a phishing scam email and click on it, and then hackers gain
01:40:38.500
access to their entire email history and then turn it over to WikiLeaks.
01:40:42.160
And people have poured through the data and all of these emails, and a lot of very strange,
01:40:51.900
They're obviously speaking in code, and not only are they speaking in code, but they're
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speaking in a code that is well-known on the internet and has been for a long time that
01:41:01.220
anybody who's ever been on B back in the day knows is referencing to child porn and pedophilia.
01:41:08.540
So, the way I think I want to do this, let's kind of go through the central people involved
01:41:16.240
This is, yeah, Podesta, the Podesta brothers, they're the ones who, through which the emails
01:41:26.440
But first, let's start with a guy named James Aliphantus, okay?
01:41:32.200
Comet Pizza is a pizza place owned by James Aliphantus, who is the former, get this, the
01:41:37.420
former gay boyfriend of David Brock, who is the CEO of Correct the Record and Media Matters.
01:41:45.200
Do you think you can explain what Correct the Record is for some of our viewers or listeners
01:41:49.680
If you haven't been to 4chan's poll in several months, you may not know who Correct the Record
01:41:57.920
But Correct the Record is essentially an army of paid shills by the DNC and the Clinton campaign.
01:42:05.140
They, I mean, they completely, I mean, there had to be thousands of them.
01:42:09.460
They completely changed the face of 4chan's poll board for, and now, you know, that she
01:42:20.240
And so, this place, it's been the venue for dozens of events for the Hillary campaign.
01:42:26.980
John Podesta has had campaign fundraisers there for both Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.
01:42:32.620
John's brother and business partner, Tony Podesta, has his birthday party there every year, okay?
01:42:38.540
It's also a dive, according to reviews and photos, that has hidden bathroom doors and
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The art, in a healthy society, the art that is on display in this place would want to raid
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The bathrooms in particular have murals exclusively of nude women, as well as a great deal of graffiti
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And this is supposed to be a family-friendly place where children are welcome.
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Reviews of the restaurant are bizarrely polarized.
01:43:08.120
Websites describing it positively note that there were regularly unsupervised children running
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Their menu includes pedophilic symbols, as do the signs and decorations of other neighboring
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I'm not pulling this, you know, pedophile symbology out of some weird esoteric anything.
01:43:32.360
I'm pulling it from the FBI site, you know, because there was a point at once when they
01:43:40.120
And anybody who's familiar with Polar B has probably seen this document floating around,
01:43:46.280
the declassified FBI report on, you know, pedophile symbology and the way in which they
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And it's, you know, contact us and we can give you some links to this material if you're
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I mean, the music acts and posters promoting the same acts are as bizarre as anything else
01:44:13.300
there in the presentation and content and lyrical focus, but are still promoted as being for
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They have like eighth grade boy bands that perform there all the time.
01:44:30.180
And it's really odd that this guy, this James Aliphantus character, was declared by GQ to
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be in the top 50 most influential people in Washington, D.C. despite him having no other political
01:44:47.200
connections or affiliations other than owning this pizza joint in Washington, D.C.
01:44:54.940
Yeah, he's doing pretty well for a pizza shop owner.
01:44:58.240
But where's your sources about this thing about boy bands performing there and children just
01:45:33.580
Were they published before or after the Podesta stuff?
01:45:40.120
Since this scandal has kind of broken, since all of this stuff has started coming out,
01:45:47.720
They're changing their business locos on their websites.
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They're removing, they've apparently had, they have new menus in the restaurant.
01:45:57.220
Themselves to get rid of the, the other logos, which, you know, are, are well-known.
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The kind of spirally little triangle pyramid icon is a Nambla symbol for boy lovers.
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And this pink, like, big heart within a little heart is the symbol for little girl lovers, you know.
01:46:19.400
And, and then these things were, it was readily ever, it was all over their websites.
01:46:23.780
It's, it was, it's on their actual menus for their, for the food there.
01:46:28.940
God, you know, it makes me wonder, because Trump was hanging out in all these political circles.
01:46:34.780
And you know how he was accused of sexualizing his daughter and he had her sitting on his lap all disturbing.
01:46:41.920
And, you know, cause liberals, they love to project, shit lips project.
01:46:45.960
Of course, they're going to accuse you of wanting to molest your own daughter,
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because these are the same kind of people who are trying to remove, you know, incest and pedophilia taboos.
01:46:56.760
But someone pointed out to me, it's like, no, no, no.
01:47:00.560
Notice how he was like keeping his hand on her at all times, keeping her close.
01:47:08.520
Yeah, he knew, he knew what the fuck was going on and he didn't, he wanted to keep his, his kids as far the fuck away from it as possible.
01:47:16.900
Yeah, I've heard that theory floated that he, he didn't let, he didn't let Ivanka out of arm's reach around these people.
01:47:29.280
Would you let your daughter out of arm's reach if you were around these people?
01:47:32.880
No, no, no, because the thing is, is if you, this is a complete tangent, we'll go back into the main report in a minute.
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There are loads of reports of, you know, parents stop looking at their children for 60 minutes and they're abducted by these types of people.
01:47:50.520
Like it really is, you know, I mean, they go out of sight and boom.
01:47:53.680
Dude, there, there is footage of Joe Biden on national TV of him, like, getting all up on this very young girl, like, on national, I'll have to find it in a minute.
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But, I mean, I am, I am cringing so hard my face is going to implode for this girl that this old man's fucking, like, leering over and whispering in her ear.
01:48:20.760
And you can see how the parents feel, feels awkward.
01:48:23.700
They, they just have to pretend to, to go along with it, like nothing happened.
01:48:27.000
And the girl's just standing there, you know, just frozen.
01:48:32.440
Yeah, and so one of the most, one of the creepiest things, maybe the most revealing is this fellow James Aliphantus and his Instagram account, which has been, thankfully, been archived in full.
01:48:51.800
And, also, for anyone looking for the, the current ongoing investigation in this, of course, we're probably aware that the subreddit associated with investigation of this was banned, of course.
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But, it's moved to vote.co, that's V-O-A-T dot co slash V slash Pizzagate.
01:49:14.940
And, you can also, in the A-Chan poll, has it opened?
01:49:18.300
Yes, of course, there's a, there's a, there's a sticky thread, uh, in reference to the, to all of this, uh, pretty much at all times now.
01:49:26.320
But, now, I just want to issue a disclaimer for those of our viewers who are interested in investigating this for themselves.
01:49:32.620
Um, some of the material that they're, you know, that they're digging up from, from the deep web and other pedophilic organizations, it's bad for your soul.
01:49:41.160
It's, it's some of the most shocking things I've ever seen in my entire life.
01:49:44.020
And, I mean, you know, I, I cover Caliuga News every week.
01:49:48.740
This stuff, I mean, I'm, I'm going to be, it's not at all for the faint-hearted and not for the immature.
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So, you need to, you know, uh, drink some whiskey and pray to God and be very careful.
01:49:59.660
Yeah, I'm about three beers in right now just to talk about this.
01:50:02.820
Because, I'm going to get into, in a moment, the art that is on display there and who made this art and why and what it depicts.
01:50:11.680
But, this man, James Aliphantus, his, which, by the way, I don't know, this might be a little bit speculative.
01:50:18.640
But, his name almost anagrams to, uh, uh, J'ai l'amour, l'enfance, if I'm saying that right in French.
01:50:30.600
It almost anagrams to, I love children in French.
01:50:33.460
And then, that, that could seem really, that could be like a serious reach, you know, like a grasp for a straw.
01:50:41.220
But, then he posts on his Instagram, uh, a picture of himself wearing a sweater that says, literally in French, I love children, uh, with a homosexual man on either arm of his, uh, outside of a gay club.
01:50:58.440
Um, so, you'll find that in the archive, the archive of his entire Instagram account.
01:51:06.660
So, which, by the way, as soon as this started blowing up, uh, that Instagram account was, uh, set to private as, and everyone who was linked to him and a friend of his has either gone private or deleted their account.
01:51:27.840
It's hard to find anything about his ethnicity, whether or not he is or is not Jewish.
01:51:32.440
But, at this point, does it matter if he's Jewish?
01:51:35.260
Uh, but I can't find anything on masonic ties or anything like that.
01:51:40.520
But, uh, dude, dude, Freemasonry is so last century.
01:51:50.360
Yeah, and this guy's, this guy's Instagram account, uh, revealed something else that was pretty, uh, pretty disturbing.
01:52:03.560
Uh, I mean, he, it's, it's pretty routine for him to post things of, like, you know, infant children next to, like, tiny toddler-sized coffins and, you know, little girls, uh, duct-taped to tables and, um, all kinds of really, really bizarre, just disturbing things involving very, very...
01:52:25.560
Yeah, images of, pizza slices superimposed over images of infants in a crib or, uh...
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Yeah, and this, this, this recurring theme of pizza, which is a code for little girls, and, of course, anybody who's ever been to fucking 4chan knows that cheese pizza means, means child pornography.
01:52:42.560
Yeah, and, I mean, you, literally, you, you're, you're putting out on your Instagram, which is associated with the account of your, uh, pizza pub, of literally a dick ejaculating slices of pizza, and little girls duct-taped to tabletops.
01:53:04.880
Yeah, I mean, just the, the, the hubris of these people are, like, just shoving it in people's faces that they're just fucked up.
01:53:12.080
Are there really people, though? Are there really people? If you do this, are you even human anymore?
01:53:20.100
No, no, no, no, these, these, these guys are men.
01:53:24.540
No, no, I know, I mean, I say this, this is important.
01:53:26.880
You know, I mean, eh, don't dehumanize the enemy to a certain degree, in the sense that, you know, these men, I mean, volitionally chose these things.
01:53:39.560
Evil is a thing that exists in the world, and these are who our enemies are.
01:53:43.860
This is the level of moral depravity that they possess.
01:53:45.940
Speaking of enemies, this gentleman named Aaron Rau followed the, the Instagram account of James Oliphantus, and he was caught liking a bunch of the really creepy toddler-associated posts.
01:54:06.300
Well, it's important because Aaron Rau is an assistant U.S. attorney of the Department of Justice of the Southern Division Office for the District of Maryland.
01:54:18.000
Now, what specifically is he tasked with doing?
01:54:22.520
What specific crime division is he, you know, tasked with monitoring?
01:54:27.800
Well, gee, I'll give you three guesses what he is supposed to monitor and shut down.
01:54:40.780
And now, he's only one of four lawyers of the entire United States that are assigned to this duty, right?
01:54:47.840
And he's buddies with James Oliphantus on, uh, on, uh, Instagram.
01:55:02.800
Well, apparently it's not that heavily policed.
01:55:05.660
No, it's because it happens so rarely that you really don't need that many people.
01:55:11.800
Yeah, child pornography is just, like, a victimless crime, man.
01:55:17.220
Now, let's, let's look at, you know, maybe, maybe this runs in the family, because let's look at Susan Oliphantus, uh, James Oliphantus' sister.
01:55:28.900
Now, she wrote a letter in support of a man who was being convicted of, uh, child molestation.
01:55:36.800
Uh, this man's name is, uh, Christopher Cloman.
01:55:45.660
Um, but she wrote a letter to the judge, uh, pleading for leniency, uh, but this man is, he was sentenced to 43 years in prison for multiple counts of child molestation.
01:56:09.160
Indeed, and behold, every tree that does not bear good fruits will be cut down and tossed into the fire.
01:56:17.240
Yeah, now, to, to go through some of the emails here that, that, that really led to all of this in the first place, right?
01:56:26.860
So, you have an email from a DNC staffer, uh, talking about, and this one, this one seems to hit the hardest for me.
01:56:39.220
Um, this guy, and I quote, you know, apparently Obama has, uh, spent $65,000, um, flying in pizza and hot dogs from Chicago to the White House.
01:56:56.860
Yes, and this is in the WikiLeaks, we can give you the reference here.
01:56:59.920
Yes, yeah, I mean, this is, this was verified, this is verified in the WikiLeaks, so this is an email, literally, I mean, it's, you've probably already, if you, if you're familiar with this, you've probably seen this email first and foremost, because it makes the least sense.
01:57:15.540
First of all, uh, food is not allowed from the outside world into the White House.
01:57:22.540
It's an obvious assassination vulnerability through the ability to poison the president or, you know, other White House personnel with poison, right?
01:57:31.280
So, all food served to anyone in the White House is prepared from scratch, on-site, by screened cooks and personnel.
01:57:40.100
So, it makes zero sense, the idea of shipping in, uh, pizza and hot dogs from Chicago to the tune of $65,000.
01:57:49.320
Now, uh, and, and the use of the words pizza and hot dogs is interesting, because, again, if you're familiar with Chan culture back in the day before, you know, when the internet was a bit more Wild West-ish, you know that pizza means little girl.
01:58:18.360
If you look at the WikiLeaks email, if I'm not, it's one of the, one of the directors of Stratfor.
01:58:25.860
Now, if you guys know anything about Stratfor, they are basically the British version of Blackwater.
01:58:31.200
And if you know any, the, the, the, the last, the thing that stands out in my mind that they were involved in is they were exposed, um, it was a WikiLeak where they were working with, um, Saudi and Qatari agents in an attempt to false flag orchestrate a Saron attack in Syria and blame it on Assad.
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Once again, so, all of our elites are bisexual pedophiles, and boy, why am I not surprised?
01:59:05.940
Liberals truly are everything horrible they accuse us of and more.
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You are the synagogue of Satan, and you are the sons of Satan because you do his work.
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To quote Jonathan Bowden, liberalism is moral syphilis, and I am stepping over it.
01:59:27.380
I mean, let's take a look at the inside of this guy, uh, Tony Pades' house.
01:59:34.700
First of all, he's got this solid gold statue, right?
01:59:38.880
Of a human being that is headless, and bent over backwards in exactly, in exactly the same
01:59:50.780
fashion that Jeffrey Dahmer posed and photographed one of his victims to get off on, I guess.
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You, you must, you must give a source of that shit.
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Grief, grief, we'll get it to you after the show.
02:00:12.020
But I can confirm, I've seen the, I've seen it.
02:00:16.280
So anybody who wants the citations on this, again, you know, message, message James or I,
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Uh, yeah, you can, you can, uh, I'll put my, we'll put my Twitter in the show notes or something.
02:00:28.880
You can, I'll give you any of this that I've found so far, gladly.
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It's like, it's a perfect replica in solid gold.
02:00:42.280
Uh, but that is absolutely, uh, it's one of, I mean, it's headless.
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It's in this exact same pose and it is disgusting.
02:00:54.180
And the other artwork in this man's house, and this is where it gets really, this is where
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There are paintings by this one specific artist all over his house, uh, that appears
02:01:10.060
They look like dead little girls at the bottom of an empty swimming pool.
02:01:14.520
And other, other paintings that again, look like dead little girls in a pond out somewhere.
02:01:20.360
And, and this other one, this is particularly disturbing.
02:01:24.820
Uh, it's of a little boy, uh, tied up with ropes being dangled on the side of an, of an
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Like almost as if, I don't know, they, a swimming pool, an empty swimming pool is a good place
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Like, I don't know, it's almost some Dexter type shit, man.
02:01:46.440
It's, it's really, I mean, all this, I mean, there's no smoking guns here.
02:01:52.560
There's no, but I mean, there's no smoke without fire, man.
02:01:57.100
I mean, this was the same guy who did this spirit cooking stuff with Abramovich.
02:02:01.540
And that's, and that's what, that's what popularized all this.
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That explosion of that, you know, scandal sent people digging through these emails and all
02:02:12.120
of this weird stuff, all this code of language was found through that.
02:02:23.120
And, uh, well, let's see, let's see, there's a, there was a band, uh, recently, not before
02:02:31.540
all of this exploded, they're called the Sex Stains, right?
02:02:36.860
Uh, and in their music video, uh, one of the songs they perform there, there is a blatant,
02:02:43.140
obvious, the same spiral, uh, triangular symbol that is the Nambla's symbol of boy love.
02:02:51.200
So, I mean, it's like, these people are just throwing it out there.
02:02:58.580
Do you have anything, uh, now, do you have anything on the, um, the Epstein connection?
02:03:05.940
Well, that's, that's one of the harder, more factual things that we could say.
02:03:10.200
I mean, uh, Bill Clinton has been to Mr. Epstein's, who's, by the way, is a convicted pedophile.
02:03:17.100
Uh, he's been to his island on multiple occasions.
02:03:22.640
Uh, he's flown on his, what has been called, either laughingly or seriously, Lolita Express
02:03:31.540
Hillary Clinton has been to the island a few times herself.
02:03:35.080
Um, there was a, and every time Bill Clinton flew on Epstein's jet, he would leave behind
02:03:41.220
Yes, he would, yes, he would have to ditch, of course, he would have to ditch his Secret
02:03:46.440
Service detail to fly, you know, to go hang out with his, uh, Jewish billionaire pedophile
02:03:59.920
No, but they didn't, and if you've seen the pictures of the island, if you've seen the pictures
02:04:07.420
Yeah, it literally looks like a Babylonian temple, like the top of the Babylonian temple.
02:04:13.880
So, uh, gee, I sure wonder what can be below that.
02:04:19.320
Now, and it's, it's also interesting what this pizza parlor is close to, uh, in Washington,
02:04:30.440
So, you've got Comet Ping Pong Pizza right here.
02:04:32.520
Directly next door is another, another place, Bucks, also owned, uh, oh, let's, oh, get
02:04:49.200
Right, and then directly next door to that is Bista Pizza, Bista, or Besta, am I saying
02:04:57.100
Okay, and it's the Italian word for beast, so beast pizza is the one with the actual fucking
02:05:02.040
pedophile logo as their, as their business logo is a pizzeria.
02:05:08.920
And then, uh, let's see, across the street, like, directly across the street is Beyond Borders,
02:05:15.100
which is a charity focused on, uh, uh, ending child trafficking and kidnapping of Haitian girls
02:05:29.180
And directly next door to that is this place called Terrasol.
02:05:35.660
Uh, it's kind of, it's a bookstore, uh, that also has, like, other pedophilia symbols,
02:05:42.460
like the, the symbol for girl love is in there as well.
02:05:45.960
And Hillary Clinton has been photographed in there, uh, with the staff of the place.
02:05:50.380
And all of this is within a city block of each other in Washington, D.C., and it's within
02:05:57.800
four minutes driving distance from John Podesta's house.
02:06:01.560
And now, now, and on the Comet, uh, Instagram, there are many pictures of them digging very
02:06:10.360
Yeah, there, I mean, there's, like, it's, it's really weird.
02:06:14.840
Like, wow, you're, you've got this gigantic crater in the floor in the basement of your
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Maybe, there was some plumbing, maybe, I suppose, possibly, but, yeah.
02:06:39.220
I mean, there's just, there's so much, there's so much in here.
02:06:44.280
I'd like to, uh, bring attention to Kathy O'Brien, who claims that she was raped by Hillary
02:06:52.920
Uh, she made these claims in the 70s, and not a great deal came of them.
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But, uh, that's something interesting that the viewer might want to investigate, or the
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The artwork of a woman named Kim Noble has, uh, been on display at Comet Ping Pong Pizza.
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Now, Kim Noble draws these kind of simplistic watercolor, watercolor-type paintings, um, that she
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claims is not painted by her, but is, in fact, painted by one of her multiple personalities.
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Now, she's been diagnosed with disassociative identity disorder, um, which is pretty much
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inflicted by childhood sexual trauma in most cases.
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And it's weird, because, you know, all of the paintings that this altar of hers paints
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They're, in my opinion, they're, they're some of the most gamming.
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And these people, I mean, even, and this is what I was going to get into at the end of
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this, you know, is that, look, even if these people are not physically carrying this stuff
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out, even if, even if this is just some sick fetish, uh, you know, that, that they
02:08:32.680
entertain out of edginess, or, or, or it's what they get off on, it shows that our elites,
02:08:40.540
our ruling class, have diverged from us so hard that they're not us anymore.
02:08:45.880
They don't, they, they shouldn't be ruling our societies anymore, at the very least.
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I mean, even if they're not physically carrying this stuff.
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Yeah, and I think what I want, you know, and that's, I think that here's the message,
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and we'll continue back into this, and this is what we've been trying to show you on
02:08:58.860
Mysterium Fashies with our different Kali Yuga news stories.
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We are not being hyperbolic, we're not exaggerating, you know, we are not, um, blowing up, uh, the
02:09:12.320
At any rate, when we say that we are fighting the synagogue of Satan, the men whom we are
02:09:17.160
fighting are the forces of evil, quite literally, you know, these are who they, hold on, these
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And when we say that these men, they hate you, they want, you know, and they're coming
02:09:29.100
for you, and that if you continue to do what we're doing here, that you're going to face,
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uh, imprisonment, you're going to face, uh, death, theft, they're going to try to take
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Let's be under no illusions about what it means to be here talking about these things,
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but who we're talking about, but what we have to do.
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Yeah, I'm, I'm looking at this Kim, Kim Nollar, right now.
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Yeah, I mean, this, this is, I don't know, if this isn't some, some, some, some, uh, some,
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uh, psychological coping mechanism or some shit, this is demonic.
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Like, it, it, it, it's like, it's like shadowy figures coming on, on cages of, of, uh, small
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Drink some whiskey before you look at this stuff.
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So, in the other, like, legislative, okay, since this stuff has been coming out, it's odd.
02:10:44.620
That all of these child trafficking rings, I mean, all over the, all over the Western
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It's almost like somebody's trying to tie up loose ends, get rid of people that may talk
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or, you know, put, but, uh, that's speculative.
02:11:00.680
Uh, within 48, on October 18th, about, within about 48 hours of Anthony Weiner's laptop being
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confiscated by the NYPD, um, 41 Nebraskans were arrested during national human
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Uh, the FBI, they said they, they freed about 82 sexually exploited minors, mostly from the
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Central American, uh, Central, uh, yeah, Central American region, you know, like Mexico and Guatemala
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Um, and they arrested, let's see, 239 pimps and other individuals were arrested during the
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And this, there was also, uh, again, there was another one recently, it was in, uh, Norway.
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I've got the story here if you want me to read it.
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Wasn't it, wasn't it a couple of Swedes in that ring as well?
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Now, let's, this is from, uh, Global Times from Jinois, a Chinese official news agency.
02:12:05.900
51 men involved in extensive pedophilia networks in Norway, the Norwegian police, and this is
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from, uh, Monday, October 22nd, or, uh, November 22nd.
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Norwegian police have identified 51 men, including politicians, a jurist, and a preschool teacher,
02:12:18.680
who are involved in a massive pedophile network that promoted the sexual abuse of children
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Norwegian police have worked on Operation Darkroom since September 2015 in one of the biggest
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child abuse cases in the country's history, according to the newspaper Often Post.
02:12:33.180
Of the 51 people identified as culprits are men, 20 of them having been arrested in the
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Of the 16 people held in custody in the district, two of them have already been convicted.
02:12:50.300
The names of an additional 31 Norwegians involved have been found in other police districts.
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Yes, just FYI, I literally saw that same thing, that, that, that news coverage on, uh, the state
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media's, uh, TV news show a couple of days ago.
02:13:11.040
Yeah, no, I, so I, I think, um, you know, and this, and I think that this is, if there's
02:13:20.160
anything that this can demonstrate to us, is like I said, and I think this point cannot
02:13:28.440
There's no exaggeration when we speak, under the, the, the, the fires of passion, speaking
02:13:37.280
in the most sober and cold tones, describing most technically what's going on, right?
02:13:44.880
You know, it's quite literally the international financial elite, the synagogue of Satan and
02:13:56.420
And it's not, um, it's not something new either.
02:14:03.760
According to, according to the Talmud, no, no, according to the Talmud, it's, it's not
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This, if you read, read the Holy Scripture, read, read the books of prophets.
02:14:16.360
This is exactly what the Jews were doing when they turned away from God in the Old Testament.
02:14:21.660
They, they, they began to sacrifice their children to Moloch.
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You know, this is the natural state of them when they betray God.
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And of course, at the coming of our Lord, they betrayed him conclusively.
02:14:32.320
So, I mean, it stretches back a long time, too.
02:14:37.240
I mean, the, uh, so-called blood libel from the Middle Ages and previously.
02:14:44.720
So, blood libel, for those of our listeners who don't know, is Jews during Yom Kippur,
02:14:51.200
their Day of Atonement, would sacrifice an animal to God in expiation of their sins.
02:14:55.240
This is where the scapegoat comes from, that the animal takes on the guilt of all of their
02:14:59.820
So, you might have seen pictures of Jewish rabbis swinging chickens around.
02:15:03.640
Now, the accusation was, over many different places and many different times throughout
02:15:09.400
the Middle Ages, is that some Jews would kidnap Gentile children and sacrifice them on Yom
02:15:16.200
And so, this, this, uh, this whole, one of the things that this whole, you know, uh,
02:15:23.960
Pizzagate elucidate, you know, brings to force, there's really no doubt in my mind that this
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is, uh, at least some of these claims must have been, uh, legitimate.
02:15:32.240
Yes, I mean, we have records of Middle Ages, of, um, in the Middle Ages, they did investigations
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and we have the records of these investigations.
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And it does seem that, like, uh, many times it was legitimate and there are proofs, uh, accumulated
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The Talmud does teach that the Goyim are animals, so this is perfectly theologically in line
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I mean, they, they can do that shit at Koran Tertalmud, they can literally sacrifice your
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own children, as long as they're not the ones putting it in the fire.
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It's all this legalism, it makes no sense from any perspective, but I guess, I don't
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know, I, I think they, they, they fool themselves to thinking that, uh, the world works this way
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Because obviously there's no way to, like, even what they're still doing, because they're
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still doing it, like the sacrificing chickens to pass on their sins, like they do the twirling
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the chicken, I don't remember what's the name of that holiday, but, uh, they, they still
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And, uh, yeah, of course, even from a pagan magical perspective, there is no way that that
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I mean, you can't transmit your own guilt to some, to some other animal.
02:16:58.360
Well, you gotta understand that modern Judaism was essentially just an evolution of them trying
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And in the Old Testament, religion, which has been, oh, sorry.
02:17:14.120
I wanted to finish this, because it was mentioned, um, shit, I forgot what book.
02:17:19.640
I want to say, it wasn't Malachi, Jeremiah, I think, where he says, you are trying to cheat
02:17:31.480
God, it's like, would you, it's like, how about you try feeding that to your governor,
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and you dare to give this to God, and if you continue to cheat him, you will feel his
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And, uh, it just kept going down, you know, just kept on, they, they never stopped.
02:17:48.720
That's why eventually God said, you know what, fuck you, you're not my chosen anymore.
02:17:53.060
And, uh, I hope some guy with a really cool mustache comes and fucking annihilates you
02:18:04.860
When the Jews traded in the temple in the New Testament, this is very symbolic of their
02:18:10.140
willingness to defile anything that is holy for their own gain.
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And if you look at the Old Testament, the offering was one of penitence.
02:18:20.200
It was a symbol that you are willing to sacrifice of yourself for God's glory, because cattle have
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universally and everywhere been a symbol of wealth.
02:18:27.700
And, but of course, with, with the new covenant, that sacrifice has been made in our Lord Jesus
02:18:35.540
Christ, who took all of the sins of the world upon himself.
02:18:38.620
We've covered this before on our show and the difference between these modern Talmudic
02:18:42.360
Phariseean Jews, so-called, and the religion of the Old Testament and the Hebrews and the
02:18:49.960
So, um, I suggest you go check out the episode we did on Judaism.
02:18:54.760
Now, James, do you have anything else you'd like to bring forward as part of your investigation?
02:18:59.920
Uh, we can go through a few more of these emails that are really damning, uh, that contain
02:19:07.920
Um, there was an email sent to, uh, yeah, to John Podesta here.
02:19:16.580
So, apparently, there's this theory out there that maybe, as part of, as part of control,
02:19:27.220
They commit these crimes against children, and they have this, and their superiors have
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this evidence against them to ensure loyalty, right?
02:19:35.700
So, that, that's an idea that's out there as to what all of this means and what it's for
02:19:46.400
So, uh, and this email is a little odd in relation to that.
02:19:51.760
Um, uh, this is from Susan and Herb to, uh, to one of the Podesta brothers.
02:19:59.000
It says, I just came from checking the field house, and I have a square cloth handkerchief,
02:20:05.060
white with black, that was left in the kitchen island.
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Happy to send it via mail, and I'll let you know where I should send it.
02:20:26.400
So, okay, again, obviously this is coded language, but pizza obviously refers to little
02:20:36.180
girls, and if, uh, the paintings in John Podesta's house is any indication, uh, he would seem
02:20:45.900
Uh, so, let's look at, um, and you can also look up, uh, handkerchief code.
02:20:53.480
The, the, the handkerchief reference, uh, has significance as well, because there is
02:21:01.260
Well, that's a very common, very common, uh, practice in, you know, the gay BDSM leather
02:21:05.220
community, is you stick the, the handkerchief color represents the, your kink.
02:21:10.040
So, like, if you're into piss, you've got a yellow one as an example.
02:21:15.300
And so you put that in your back pocket, and so you can find guys whose kinks you're into.
02:21:21.920
Wait till you read the, um, MPC Institute for Advanced Homophobia.
02:21:26.860
It starts with a guy who says, well, I'd estimate I've had around 3,000 men up my butt.
02:21:34.220
Now, but, in this case, the, the black on the, uh, handkerchief symbolizes a desire
02:21:43.080
for BDSM, and the white symbolizes a desire for someone who is under age.
02:21:51.500
That's the handkerchief code that is specifically being spoken about in these emails between Podesta
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Yeah, just the, the plain white handkerchief means...
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I mean, it's, it's not more complex, it's just plain white?
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No, plain white, it symbolizes innocence, right?
02:22:15.980
Also, it might be interesting to note that, um, she, she talks about a map.
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Map would be, like, evidence, something like that, like, something tracing back to...
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Right, and it is theorized that map in their, in their slang, this is not one that I've
02:22:33.140
ever encountered pouring over this stuff before through Tor stuff to try to get familiar with
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I, I, I didn't find any references to map, but it does make sense that it means like a
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Yeah, or semen, or, right, you know, uh, so maybe these, these handkerchiefs that contain
02:22:56.300
these bodily fluids are kept as a, something to hold over someone's head to make sure that
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they never betray someone, or, you know, the circle, or the...
02:23:06.440
Yes, well, that's one of the angles, I think, that's important to cover.
02:23:13.340
Uh, if you know a politician's a pederast, you have complete control over him, he will
02:23:18.480
do whatever you want in order to stop being exposed.
02:23:22.720
And it's a comment, now, the KGB and CIA talk about this, you know, it's a way of controlling
02:23:27.980
And so if you can, you know, if you can entice a politician into, you know, sleeping with
02:23:31.540
an underage girl, and you've got cameras on in the room, you've got them in your pocket.
02:23:37.760
Yeah, that's been something Anonymous Conservative has been suspecting on his blog for a while
02:23:42.640
now, and, well, now we all know that, yeah, it's true.
02:23:46.200
Just that, like you said about the blackmail, uh, fucking potential, this is some real sick
02:23:56.020
Like, this goes, like, it kinda, kinda does go into all the conspiracy stuff, like, yeah,
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hey, no, the people that you think are running the show, no, they're not running the show.
02:24:06.360
There really is some Satan-worshipping fucking FBI and CIA guys behind it all, holding them
02:24:13.580
Yeah, you like to touch kids, so vote this way, congressman.
02:24:21.680
If I wasn't, if I wasn't so already rendered, um, completely embittered and cynical, this
02:24:29.360
would actually make me sick, but, fortunately, I don't have any faith in humanity.
02:24:38.560
This is definitely an opportunity to show people who are still not fully against the status
02:24:44.120
quo exactly what the elites are capable of doing.
02:24:46.900
And that's the thing to understand, is, you know, people who support the regime, either
02:24:59.400
Anyone who is capable of moral indignation can be reached with this.
02:25:03.780
It'll definitely change a person's worldview when the evil web Nazis are the only people
02:25:13.500
Yeah, I think that one of the most important things right now is, you know, this needs to
02:25:16.780
be compiled and in effective propaganda, and we need to weaponize this.
02:25:23.200
Yeah, uh, I will say there, there are a few, there are a few YouTube sources out there that
02:25:28.680
Um, Reality Speaks is a, uh, good YouTube channel.
02:25:33.700
It, uh, sounds like a young, uh, British girl, you know, concrete evidence about this so far
02:25:43.800
Uh, she's done pretty well in compiling all of this and makes pretty good videos on the
02:26:03.840
I'm having to fucking do some programming shit while I'm talking to you guys.
02:26:11.440
Um, while, um, Florin's away, might speak about, like, something, something similar to
02:26:17.320
this happened, and I think it might be good for people to go investigate that to, um, get
02:26:24.000
an idea of how long this has been going on and how extensive it is.
02:26:28.100
Uh, it's something called the Macmillan, uh, elementary school scandal.
02:26:34.640
Now, this was something, like, really big, but it was buried very quickly.
02:26:38.300
And when you see the extent of what was going on, it's kind of mind-blowing.
02:26:45.940
And at some point, a lot of children simultaneously started complaining that they were being, um,
02:26:51.540
molested, being photographed, and all of that to parents.
02:26:54.780
And there was a big investigation when these children started complaining.
02:26:58.940
And what happened was that a group of psychiatrists invented a new syndrome called the, um,
02:27:06.440
invented memory syndrome, or artificial memory syndrome.
02:27:10.080
And they basically said that all of these memories that these children had of being molested
02:27:17.500
It was a brand new concept that, uh, you know, all of this was artificial and didn't exist.
02:27:23.020
And basically that they were programmed to believe that they were molested by the, the previous
02:27:32.720
And a small investigation in these people who invented the, um, constructed memory syndrome
02:27:38.480
shows that they were actually pedophiles themselves.
02:27:41.420
I mean, they, they were editors in a pedophile magazine and things like that.
02:27:47.980
And later, like many, several years later, the school closed down and a red, uh, construction
02:27:53.820
company was hired to do, I think, uh, sewer work or something like that.
02:27:59.360
And when they demolished pavement around the school, they found a network of tunnels below
02:28:06.580
And it had like cells and dungeons and it was like a very large, extensive network.
02:28:12.500
And of course that was, was kind of like, nobody made the connection at that point, but
02:28:18.660
And it was like very extensive, this, um, the number of children that were molested and all
02:28:24.600
So it just gives you an idea of this, this thing it's called the Macmillan, uh, elementary
02:28:30.780
You can go look at that up and it's quite interesting.
02:28:33.380
There's another one I want to toss into the mix here.
02:28:38.520
Uh, this is a fellow by the name of Ted Gunderson and I'm just pulling from the Wikipedia and
02:28:41.740
somebody, I saw this on HN the other night, but it's interesting.
02:28:44.140
None of the last, so this guy was an American FBI special agent in charge here of the head
02:28:50.580
Um, you know, and basically according to his son, he worked on the Marilyn Monroe and John
02:28:56.540
Um, and he was the bestselling author of a book, how to locate anyone anywhere.
02:28:59.320
Now what's interesting is he says now, um, also investigated child molestation and trial
02:29:08.380
in Manhattan beach, California in a 1995 conference in Dallas and warned about the supposed proliferation
02:29:15.180
of secret satanic groups and the danger posed by the new world order, an alleged shadow government
02:29:22.980
He also claimed that a slave auction in which men were sold to men, sold to men in turbans
02:29:30.320
The 4,000 ritual, the, and also that 4,000 ritual human sacrifices are performed in New York
02:29:36.940
He also claimed that the 1995 ball bombing of the Alan P. Murrah federal building in Oklahoma
02:29:44.200
Anderson believed that in the U S there was a widespread network of groups who kidnapped children,
02:29:49.200
infants, and subjected to satanic ritual abuse and subsequent human sacrifice.
02:29:58.420
And this guy, this guy, this guy, you know, a real FBI agent, highly respected, you know,
02:30:03.100
he's not some, some frivolous, you know, fringe, uh, fellow.
02:30:09.480
He was an FBI, he was the director of the FBI field investigation office in Los Angeles.
02:30:20.500
So just, uh, you know, just to toss this in for you, this has been a fucking Cali U the
02:30:32.160
In fact, it shouldn't be, this should not be surprising to anyone, but, um, just trying
02:30:39.440
to find the recent, you know, recent crime reports of all of these child trafficking rings
02:30:46.060
that are suddenly being shut down, found, um, just Googling the term human trafficking returns
02:30:55.800
an entire front page on Google of nothing but results of mainstream media websites tackling
02:31:04.720
the Pizzagate scandal, trying to, you know, debunk it, right?
02:31:15.480
And you can look at, like, Snopes, or, like, debunking the Pizzagate, and it's like, well,
02:31:20.300
no, it's false, because, look, we, we interviewed a James Elephantus, and he said it's not true.
02:31:25.160
So, uh, oh, oh, oh, and, oh, yeah, let's, let's just, um, let's just take a look at a
02:31:32.480
moment, particularly the New York Times piece that tackles this, uh, addresses none of the
02:31:39.060
facts, none of the art exhibits that have ever been there, none of the bands that have ever
02:31:42.520
performed there, none of the actual, uh, no emails that were leaked to WikiLeaks, none
02:31:47.860
of that. They tackle none of that. Oh, but let's look at this author. Oh, wow, look, this,
02:31:56.320
the author of this very article doing this takedown, uh, not that long ago published an article for
02:32:03.860
New York Times with the headline of Pedophilia, a Disorder, Not a Crime. Well, do you want to talk
02:32:13.180
about the, uh, Reddit CEO? Sure, uh, the Reddit CEO, um, this is kind of, sort of, uh, loosely
02:32:24.440
kind of connected. Uh, it turns out, uh, the CEO of Reddit, and Head Adam, of course, as well,
02:32:31.260
he goes by Spez on, on the, on the side. Um, he, he got trolled pretty hard by the Donald Trump
02:32:39.260
subreddit, which, you know, has 300,000 people somehow. That's amazing, on Reddit. But anyway,
02:32:47.520
um, he, he was, he was triggered so hard, apparently, that he started editing the input
02:32:55.800
of people that were submitting content to his wedding. Now, there are consequences of that,
02:33:04.220
uh, and, and you lose certain, you lose certain, you know, uh, plausible deniability when you do
02:33:10.920
that. There are these things called, uh, safe harbor laws. And it's why Moot is not in prison
02:33:18.120
for child porn, right? Because he, he's like, look, they submit content. I don't edit the content.
02:33:25.820
I'm hands off of whatever, whatever somebody submits to my website is their own, uh, liability
02:33:32.940
and responsibility, right? But even though he owns servers that had a child pornography
02:33:37.780
of it. Exactly. Because they had submitted it. Right. Because, but he had no act, he had
02:33:43.140
no responsibility in the act of submitting said child porn to his servers, right? But, okay.
02:33:49.100
But when you edit the input of user content to your servers, it comes into question, okay,
02:34:00.280
did the user actually submit this or did you edit it to make it look like they did? You
02:34:10.200
know? So Ritt is in a lot of hot water. They've lost a lot of credibility with this. Uh,
02:34:15.420
Oh, and what's this, the CEO, he's also the, the founder and the runner of the R cannibalism
02:34:20.320
subreddit. Exactly. What? Yes. That's what I was getting to. I was getting to that. Yes.
02:34:26.700
But he, he apparently has a strange fascination with eating human flesh. Wow. There's just
02:34:34.640
no end, no limit to the degeneracy and evil. Oh, it's true, Diaham. And you know, you've
02:34:40.460
brought up a good point. And I, I want to make this point. I've been thinking about this
02:34:43.600
the last couple of days. Visibly kind of common field and all of this shit. Hold on, let me
02:34:47.380
sneeze here. And while you're doing that, let me interject too. I don't know what's this
02:34:53.400
thing about how human flesh tastes. Like something between lamb and pork anyways. It's not that
02:34:59.280
good. I'm told. No, I mean, there was some serial killer. There was some serial killer
02:35:05.280
I watched on MSNBC back in the day. He talked about it and he was like, you know, we, we
02:35:09.200
taste a lot like pork apparently by some psycho. That's what I hear as well from people, from
02:35:14.420
firemen who, you know, they go into houses where people are burned alive and it smells like
02:35:17.900
time. Yeah. Anyway, I use this to, as an opportunity to say, you know, the reason why
02:35:23.940
we do the Kali Yuga news section, the reason why, you know, common, some of common fields
02:35:28.260
work is important is because what we're trying to do is we're trying to remove the illusion
02:35:33.580
from the demon. We're trying to dispel the glamour and show you what's actually going on
02:35:38.280
here. Cut through the bullshit. Okay. To unravel the false mystery. It's what it shows all
02:35:45.880
about. This is the deconstruction segment of the show. And so the thing to understand
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is once you realize that hell is in fact a bottomless pit and those who are in the throngs
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of demons are capable of limitless evil, limitless. There is no bottom. You can stalk her. Unless
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you're a garbage man. You know, in which case you have to kind of develop the fortitude to be
02:36:15.680
able to deal with this shit because there is an unlimited amount of garbage. You have
02:36:20.520
to take out the trash. Exactly. And so that's, that's what I'm going to say. But if you notice
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how many, you know, very people are garbage men. And so I'm, you know, just giving this
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out to you guys as a warning, whether it's common filth or with Kali Yuga news, you know,
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listen, some of the stuff you expose yourself to is not good for your soul. It's not. Having
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some of these, these, these screen maps, these things, you know, in your mind, I mean, can
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be used against you by, by demons, but you know, these things come back up. You know,
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you don't want to have this in your memory, please, you know, exercise discernment and
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discretion. You know, don't look at this shit. If you, you know, if you don't have to, if
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this is enough to, to reveal to you that what we've been saying is not an exaggeration and
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if the hell is an endless pit, then you know, you don't probably need to look any further.
02:37:13.180
You know, some of you here were basically aspiring garbage men. So it's a little bit
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of a different situation. And I just want to say this cordially that seriously guys, you
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know, use some discretion. Anyway, please go on James.
02:37:27.400
Yeah. Don't, don't bathe in this stuff or you're, you're going to exactly even garbage.
02:37:31.260
When they come home from their job, they take off their work clothes. They don't sleep
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with garbage. You know, they don't wake up in the morning and look at garbage. Yeah.
02:37:40.260
They take a shower, you know, all of this stuff. Like they, they, you know, the way you just,
02:37:46.400
you don't live in the garbage. You know, you just do it. Then you, you walk away from it.
02:37:50.320
I don't know. I think common filth does, but yeah, I was going to say, you don't, you don't
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want to end up like common filth. The guy's like one bad day away from, uh, going suicide
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bomber for Christ. Like if there wasn't a doctrine explicit in the Bible that forbids
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such behavior, old CF would be the first guy to strap himself to the biggest batch of explosives
02:38:17.740
he could cook up and go right in the middle of a pride parade. And you know what? I'd,
02:38:21.920
I'd, I'd cheer for it. I would, I won't lie. If he does that.
02:38:26.560
You know, I, I disagree, but I understand. Yeah. I mean, I'll just be like, Hey, you know
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what? I can't even get back. I can't even denounce.
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There's so much media dominance and maybe, maybe this is changing now with, with the recent,
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um, kind of, uh, bloody nose that the, the, the media has received in light of recent events.
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Uh, maybe, maybe this is going to start slowly changing, but there's so much absurdity and
02:38:58.720
absolute tinfoil associated with these things. Uh, but the fact is, is that this is nothing
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new. This has happened repeatedly over the past 20 years or so. I mean, that I, that I remember
02:39:11.120
I mean, uh, Jimmy, what's the Savile? Is that how you say his name?
02:39:15.480
Yeah. Yes. Jimmy Savile. Uh, that whole, dude, he was heavily involved, uh, with, in the BBC
02:39:23.820
covered for him, uh, until it was absolutely not possible to cover for him anymore. Yeah.
02:39:31.120
A pedophile. I mean, didn't, uh, didn't the British use this in the second world war as well
02:39:36.160
as a way to, uh, uh, pressure, uh, politicians. I'm not certain on that. Yeah. I don't have any,
02:39:43.800
I don't have anything concrete on that, but yeah, I mean, Jimmy Savile is a, is a, is an
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incredible example of this kind of thing that goes on. Uh, Nat tells us of a, um, a similar
02:39:58.720
scandal that went on in Belgium that nearly, uh, that approached revolution, like almost
02:40:05.440
caused like riots in the streets. Uh, I'd have to look into that. Uh, there may be a language
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barrier there, but yeah, I, this is, this thing is, this sort of thing has happened repeatedly,
02:40:18.840
uh, every few years or so in the West. And, and it's just, just shrugged off because the
02:40:27.500
media brushes it off and, you know, people trust CNN and Fox and MSNBC or CN or ABC or whatever.
02:40:35.740
And they don't, if they don't give any credence to it, then neither do they, you know, they
02:40:41.360
think that these people are, you know, genuinely good and honest and on their side and they wouldn't
02:40:46.540
lie to them. Well, maybe we, I mean, we have to help, we have to do what we can to change
02:40:51.960
that because it's clear that these people, I mean, they're obviously covering for the absolute
02:40:58.320
worst and most disgusting and horrible human behavior that is, that is possible.
02:41:07.100
These people are morally decrepit. And, uh, to any aspiring garbage men listening, I'd recommend
02:41:14.120
that you investigate the pedophocracy by David McGowan, which I believe is an investigation
02:41:20.240
into the Belgian scandal that Nat referenced. Yes. The Belgian scandal is, um, you can look
02:41:26.860
Mark Dutroux. So Mark D-U-T-R-O-U-X. That'll be a good start. And McGowan's pedophocracy
02:41:34.800
is actually wider than that. He covers many things. He does cover the Macmillan, uh, scandal
02:41:40.400
as well that I talked about earlier. So this is, uh, where I learned a lot of things. It's
02:41:45.320
a, if you want the book version, it's a chapter in the book called, um, the politics of serial
02:41:52.020
murder born to kill or a program to kill, sorry, but you can find the chapter on the pedophile
02:41:58.160
stuff online. It's called pedophocracy. So highly recommended.
02:42:05.460
Uh, and there is of course the eight pole, uh, pedo wood.
02:42:09.640
Yes. The pedo wood. Another good one. Dan Schneider. I mean, it goes deep. Jay Dyer, you can check
02:42:14.600
him out. He just recently did an interview on red ice. That's quite good. Jay Dyer has done
02:42:18.340
a lot of work on esoteric Hollywood and the abuse that goes on there. This is big there
02:42:22.980
as well. You know, I think it's, um, that this, you know, this is what Zog does. This
02:42:29.800
is their firmament. This is their constitution. We are fighting the antichrist. Yeah. Let
02:42:37.300
there be no mistake. Let there be no mistake. And I just, um, maybe this is the, I'm repeating
02:42:42.160
it too much, but you please see, understand. And you see people who are defending this. This is
02:42:48.140
what they are defending. Ignorantly. But some of the ones at the top, they're not
02:42:52.900
ignorant. They know. You know, and so, um, uh, there, there is no, this is black and
02:43:03.780
white. You know, and it's, it's, there is always the, the devil loves ambiguity. The devil
02:43:12.840
thrives on confusion, on grayness, on malleability. You know, but let there be no mistake once
02:43:24.760
again, this is a black and white issue. And this is not, you know, the, these are not the
02:43:30.460
words of crazy tinfoil hat conspiracy theorists, though it seems Alex Jones has been proven
02:43:35.540
completely correct. Um, these are the words of sober men. Well, you know, I mean, some
02:43:42.100
of us have been drinking actually, but still. Relatively sober men. Yes. Relatively sober
02:43:49.240
men, all things considered. Yeah. I was sober in compiling this. Um, I'm a little tipsy
02:43:54.340
in talking about it because, uh, it's, you know, otherwise necessary, you know, I'd almost, I would
02:44:00.840
be like yelling and angry and stuff. So yes. Now, uh, is there anything else you have to present
02:44:05.960
here, uh, in your, in your investigation? I, I think I've pretty much, I think I've pretty
02:44:10.380
much nailed it. Yeah. The factual basis of everything without getting too, you know, speculative,
02:44:16.180
uh, and stuff without basis. So yeah. So that's what we know. Holy moly. This has been the most
02:44:27.360
Kali, Kali Yuga news segment ever. Uh, I have to say, uh, but we can end it on a real positive
02:44:34.040
note there. I mean, I got this article here. What's his fucking name? Ah, here we go. Jeff, uh,
02:44:43.200
Gillen Kirk, Gillen Kirk. He died of a heart attack after he, this is the guy that wrote
02:44:48.860
about post Trump stress disorder. He was proven right. It's a beautiful and it gets better
02:45:02.880
guys. As of, uh, last night, uh, fucking, uh, another guy who most people don't know
02:45:09.120
was actually a Galician Sephardic Jew. Our old buddy Fidel Castro died last night
02:45:16.840
on the 101st birthday of our, uh, great, great leader, Augusto Pinochet. So it's like that
02:45:28.660
old Pinochet had a one last helicopter ride to give from beyond the grave. I didn't know
02:45:35.060
Fidel was a Jew. Yes, he was a, he's a Galician Sephardim actually. He was also a quarter Negro
02:45:41.760
there. It's like, yeah, behind every fucking communist revolution and everything wrong with
02:45:48.340
this world, you just find some dirty hook nose, man. Also, another thing to look into guys
02:45:55.860
out there on this subject, uh, just, just kind of Googling around about Elijah Wood, uh, and
02:46:01.360
his disclosures about the pedophilic problems of it within Hollywood. And, uh, oh my God,
02:46:06.840
why can't I remember his name right now? He 80 star young guy where he was young in the
02:46:11.720
eighties anyway. Um, man was, uh, Corey, Corey, uh, yes. Yeah. Something I forget. Fuck. I
02:46:20.980
forgot his last name. It's not disconnected. It doesn't, uh, it doesn't matter. Um, we have
02:46:28.200
some other stories to cover, but I think we would probably push the podcast into the three
02:46:31.940
hour territory if we were to begin to, to address them. I think we've, we've gotten, uh, more
02:46:39.840
than, uh, are allotted time for this recording. So with that, James Futurist, Chief Kali Yuga News
02:46:48.980
Investigator, thank you very much for your, uh, your impressive garbage look. It, it hurts.
02:46:56.360
I won't lie. It was not pleasant, but you're welcome. Graeva Hans, thank you for joining
02:47:03.140
us, my friend. Yeah, my pleasure. I'll be with you. Doc Mayhem, thanks for stopping in with
02:47:09.860
all of your, uh, Mark. Ah, God, sometimes just seeing this, I can see why some people
02:47:15.540
want to drink Drano. And, uh, the newest contributor to our, uh, mystery panel here today, Marcus.
02:47:23.660
Thanks for having me. And I'll be with Victoria. I'll be with Victoria. Hope we'll have you back
02:47:30.160
on soon. You've got, as ever, our much better, uh, executive producer, technical assistant,
02:47:35.920
on and have a guest desire. Thank you for having me on again. I'll try to make this sound
02:47:41.960
better than, uh, the last one. Excellent. I'm your host, Florian Geyer, and all of our
02:47:53.920
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