In this episode I talk about racism and how it s going to destroy the world. I also talk about how the Jews are racist and how white supremacy is going to kill the earth. I don t know what else to say.
00:14:26.300Like, you know, and obviously, I bet you any money, it, like, inhibits the growth, like, the, you know, development of the brain to the point when that's why they like this.
00:15:33.580She's got a cute little voice, and she did, I don't know if any of you in here know about her, but she started the Listen to Trans People series, and I think there's, like, oh, my God.
00:15:45.080I think there's, like, 80 episodes where she goes on camera, and she just, all she does is read aloud their own deranged Reddit posts and stuff.
00:15:55.540Like, you know, I'm a teacher, and when my students affirm me, I get a euphoria boner.
00:16:03.940And so she just reads their most, or, you know, when they talk about how much they fucking hate women, you know, they see women walking around, you know, just looking like a woman in makeup and looking feminine.
00:16:14.760And they just seethe and fucking go to Reddit to, you know, express their hatred and rage towards women.
00:16:21.400And it's like, bro, you want to look like us, so why do you hate us so much?
00:16:28.100So she just reads their deranged shit in their own words, and it's, it just, it was just such a brilliant, like, star.
00:16:35.700That's when I first became aware of her anyways.
00:16:37.460I don't know if she did something before that, but she's done some amazing stuff, and she gets a lot of, a lot of hate, a lot of death threats.
00:16:46.060I was actually scrolling through the, the most recent Tranny Shooter's Twitter.
00:16:51.400I don't know if you guys, like, went through his account, but it's the most depraved, like, degenerate stuff I think I've ever seen.
01:17:34.820Well, punk rock is the taboo version of rock and roll because rock and roll became so commercialized
01:17:39.820and popular that it was no longer like the edgy thing to listen to.
01:17:43.820And so then you get into things like Marilyn Manson.
01:17:46.820What did all the moralist Christian groups and the right wing groups do?
01:17:50.820They attacked him and that just made him bigger.
01:17:53.820And so the right has this problem of understanding that you can't win by, you know, condemning what is popular.
01:18:02.820You have to inject your policies into it.
01:18:04.820So even things like you see all the time with right wing people today or at least nationalist people, you know, the rejection of sports ball.
01:18:12.820And it's true, like it is fucked and it is a horrible thing, you know, to do.
01:18:17.820But those are people who are naturally, you know, right wing in their their tendencies and beliefs.
01:18:24.820And we're rejecting the entire power of sports ball and just saying here, like, you know, just you can have it left wing corporations.
01:18:33.820We're just going to pretend it doesn't exist and say it's dumb and gay.
01:18:52.820If you're not familiar with him, he's a.
01:18:56.820Fuck, I can't remember the group that he was involved with, but he has an excellent speech from the 90s where he talks about how part of the problem with, you know, nationalists is that they're too prudish.
01:19:06.820They're too traditional and that's not going to win. You got to be sexy. You got to be sassy. You got to be controversial, creative.
01:19:12.820You got to, you know, engage in unique ways of expressing your message and basically be fun and attractive.
01:19:22.820And that's not what, you know, the traditional moralizing, you know, prudish uptight, you know, attitude that you get from the traditional conservative or right wing people.
01:19:36.820That's so true. A lot of like the whole push for like the traditional stuff, like a lot of it's just like not feasible, like things are changing.
01:19:45.820Like we live in a lot of a different world now. So I can definitely see what you're saying with a lot of that.
01:19:52.820So I have a question, Colton, what's it like in in BC now? I've never lived in BC, so I could be totally off here, but I thought BC was full of like, you know, liberal fucking lefty tree huggers.
01:20:08.820Well, I mean, yeah, for sure. I mean, it's a bit different depends on where you're at in BC. Like I'm in the interior and it's like a pretty, pretty conservative here for the most part.
01:20:21.820I mean, not like a hundred percent obviously, but when you go down, I took a trip down to Victoria last summer and it was like insane. Like it's so liberal, like trans pride flags, whatever, everywhere's fucking drug addicts everywhere.
01:20:36.820I mean, that's pretty bad here too, but there's, it does change through what city you're in. Like, especially once you get down to the lower mainland, it's a half Indian anyway. So.
01:20:46.820That's where I was born and raised Vancouver and it's a nightmare now. Yeah. It's just Chinese and Indian.
01:20:55.820Yeah. If you, if you put me in, in some of those, like some of those neighborhoods there, I'd have no clue what country I'm in. Like it's, it's ridiculous.
01:21:04.820But yeah, it's, it is like a pretty liberal place, but Kelowna, like the interior.
01:21:49.820But I've had a couple of people somehow get my, uh, my location. I had some, I had some, uh, some Jewish guy, I guess he got offended by something I said about, uh, Jewish people.
01:21:59.820And he, he texted me to come meet up at the pub. That's literally at 20 steps away from my house. I was like, how the fuck did you figure that out? But, uh, um, yeah.
01:22:12.820Yeah. There's a lot of fucking psychopaths. I, I, I had like these five different people in my thing saying they're, they can't wait to find me in red deer. And I'm like, I don't live in red deer. They were like, sure, buddy, we'll see you around. I'm like, all right.
01:22:27.820I put my picture up and said like 2,500 bucks to whoever finds me this bitch's address. Yeah. It's weird. And my car got spray painted in my driveway with swastikas and stuff. So, so it's a lot of fun. You should have kept it. Yeah. Well, they didn't do a very good job. If they would have done a tidier job, maybe. Yeah. That's, that's fucked. Yeah. No, it's, it's pretty bad.
01:22:54.820I just find the funny thing about these lefties that threaten it. Like I always see them post like, oh, I'm going to punch a Nazi today. It's like, bro, like you can't even punch a girl. So like, what are you talking about? You know what I mean? So it's all just fucking lip service and keyboard warriors. Right. So none of these lefties I would be afraid of. And I'm a woman.
01:23:12.800Yeah. No, they can, they can try their luck.
01:23:16.440They can get kind of stabby though. They're pretty stabby.
01:23:20.940You can't, you can't, you can't just discard those things like, you know, entirely. We have the, you know, like we were talking about earlier, the 23 year old.
01:24:01.120Yeah, and that's, and that's who we're up against, you know, and so, you know, they're, they're vicious, they're malicious. They're, they're the kind of people who don't fight you independently, but they will shank you in a group or take a bike lock to your head. I mean, they're.
01:24:18.520Well, those, yeah, those are the people that are, you know, hopped up on SSRIs and cross-act hormones, rage inducing, you know.
01:24:27.280That's also how YNs handle things too. You know, young niggers. Yeah.
01:24:32.020So what was your, like, I guess I kind of wanted to know with your awareness about, like, Jewish supremacy or organized Jewry, like, was that Nick Fuentes' influence? Because it definitely wasn't Alex Jones. You know, where did that sort of, where did that come for you?
01:24:58.740Yeah, I kind of always, like, would hear about that stuff and, like, look into it a bit and kind of just always knew there's a lot of propaganda around it, but definitely watching a lot of Nick, like, really.
01:25:08.200And just what he kind of did, he shifted a lot of different creators, like, more towards in that route. So now when I go on Instagram, it is insane how, like, little they censor now. Like, everything I see is, like, would not have been popping up on, on these normal social media platforms, like, like, two years ago.
01:25:25.240So, like, so I think there's, it's a mix between him, him, me watching a lot of him, and then also just all these social medias, like, kind of just, like, letting a lot more slip through the cracks.
01:25:36.540And it almost feels like it's being done on purpose, because it is insane the level of shit you can get away with by posting.
01:25:42.580I was impressed that you were willing to talk about the Bronfments and make those connections, as far as the organised jewellery in Canada specifically, because, you know, America has her giant set of problems.
01:26:00.960But Canada's issues are a lot more quiet, and, you know, very few people will articulate it.
01:26:09.680And so I was kind of impressed that, you know, you were willing to speak about it.
01:26:14.520It, you know, takes a lot of bravery, but it's also a lot of puzzle pieces, because it's, it's veiled, and it's not necessarily right in the open.
01:26:24.140Yeah, that's, like, that's, like, the thing with, uh, with Mark Wiseman, too.
01:26:29.020It's, I was trying to dig up stuff on, like, his past, and it's pretty fucking hard.
01:26:32.960Like, like, I don't, I don't know, a lot of, uh, maybe a lot of, like, personal stuff that might fly under the radar, I couldn't seem to find.
01:26:40.300But, yeah, there was something I was going to say.
01:27:36.000You're way ahead of where we all were at 22, probably.
01:27:38.500Yeah, I'm sure I'll get, I'll get to, uh, I'll get better at it.
01:27:43.940And fucking whatever, you know, you'll, you'll only get better by, by, uh, putting yourself out there, so.
01:27:48.500Well, and it's important, because a lot of kids your age, and, you know, I hope you don't take offense to me calling you a kid, because to me, you are a kid.
01:27:55.120Um, they don't, they don't speak, like, this is something I noticed, too, in schools and stuff like that.
01:28:01.340Like, they don't make the kids speak in front of, like, in public anymore, in front of the class.
01:28:05.360Like, I remember when I was in school, we used to have to, like, do presentations, and there was no excuse.
01:28:09.820Like, your parent couldn't write a note saying you had anxiety.
01:28:14.840So, hearing kids that are, like, your age and stuff like that, being able to articulate, even if it's not perfect, is actually a breath of fresh air, because a lot of them can't do that.
01:28:23.700Yeah, yeah, no, nowadays, you, you just, they don't really force you to do anything in school.
01:28:30.080They kind of just pass everybody by and try to make you as retarded as possible to ship you out to be a wage slave.
01:28:37.720So, they don't really challenge anybody to get better at anything, honestly.
01:28:44.040It is very surprising, like, the type of people that I saw get through school without literally doing anything.
01:28:49.920Like, they're just pumping, they're just pumping out people, so.
01:28:58.680So, have you, because you're 22 and your brain is still plastic and elastic, you know, are you taking to reading, or are you stuck kind of TikTok-ing and doom-scrolling, or, you know, do you have this opportunity now to self-educate?
01:29:18.000I do, I do a lot of, like, audiobooks and stuff, though, but, and I'm still, still into the doom-scrolling.
01:29:24.460I try not to, but it's just fucking, in-conditioned.
01:29:27.840I mean, these phones, they're, like, the most addictive thing in the world, and you can just overload yourself on so much information that you almost, some of it you don't retain,
01:29:35.600because, you know, you're all just flipping through eight-second videos all day, but, but yeah, no, I, I listen, I consume a lot of, like, like, political content, for sure, like, hours and hours, and I, and I read, read quite a bit.
01:29:49.120I read my Bible every night, and, yeah.
01:29:55.460Not much physical books out here anymore.
01:29:57.460It's all, it's all, it's all, yeah, the audiobooks and podcasts nowadays.
01:30:04.580So, are your friends, like, are your friends, uh, Christians as well?
01:30:08.480Like, is, because, again, I, I don't, I'm just going from my own kids' experiences, I guess, but, like, there's not a whole lot of Christians that are younger now, or at least that they will admit it.
01:30:22.100I mean, there, there's only a handful.
01:30:24.000I mean, one of my really good buddies who used to be pretty bad with partying and all that, he's actually the one who got me into it, and he's a missionary in Honduras right now, so, there, there's a, there's a good base.
01:30:35.500I, I probably have about five, I guess you'd call pretty, pretty close buddies that are, that are Christians, but I have quite a lot of friends, and a lot of them are still, still degenerate, so, but, I mean, so.
01:30:47.240Get him out of Honduras, have him be a missionary in fucking Kelowna, in Vancouver, because we're done helping the Browns, we're done helping the South Americans, the African Americans, stop fucking feeding them, stop it.
01:31:05.920Yeah, he was trying to get me to go out there, I was like, there's no, not a fucking chance in hell I'm going to step it into one of those countries.
01:31:16.300Yeah, we have more than enough people that need help here, like, that's, you know.
01:31:21.040Is this, is this, I'm, I'm sure it differs a lot, but is, is a lot of people up here Christian, or is it, some people are, some people aren't?
01:31:29.180I think it's a mixed bag, I was just, I was just curious.
01:31:35.160Yeah, it's a, it's a struggle with what's happened since, what, October 7th.
01:31:41.160It's really, I would say, divided the church, and there are those that know, you know, what's going on, and, and then there are those who are, you know, Israel is our greatest ally, and they're the chosen people, and it's a, it's a real struggle.
01:31:56.920Like, Christianity, I would say, is being ripped apart right now, and, and literally the church being its people, the people are being ripped apart and divided by all of this.
01:32:10.680Yeah, it's been, it's been crazy, just because, well, a thing with October 7th, and, and just this whole Israel thing, is it's, there's so much anti-Israel, like, criticism, that it's kind of opened the window to, to talk about, like, the taboo topics, about the Jews, or all that sort of stuff.
01:32:28.160So, and, and, and from that side of it, it's done a lot of, a lot of, like, a lot of good, just waking people up to what's going on.
01:32:35.980But, yeah, I can definitely see that there's all this, this, uh, infighting within Christianity now, because some people are stupid, but.
01:32:44.340Well, you're conflicted, because there's those of us who know, and then there are those who are worried, you know, about the Holocaust still today.
01:32:52.860And they're afraid that there's going to be another one, you know, if we don't keep it, you know, at the forefront of our minds at all times.
01:33:00.960And, um, you know, it's highly divisive, but, you know, it's interesting in this present time and place right now, where, um, this Epstein Pandora's box has been opened.
01:33:12.860And, and, um, and now we can really talk about organized Jewry, international Jewry, and, uh, the level of evil that we are actually contending with.
01:33:25.500And, um, even, like, how it has time, like, ties to, like, ancient practices, you know, where people go, oh, they were kicked out of countries 109 times.
01:33:36.140And like, you know, and all of that kind of, or 109 countries over a thousand times, that kind of, um, you know, conversation piece.
01:33:46.620And it's like, why, you know, because we were dealing in Epstein-esque circumstances.
01:33:53.260It wasn't just because we didn't like their faces, you know, it was because of the horrible things that they'd been doing for literally thousands of years.
01:34:04.060Yeah, that's like, like, you gotta be a bit fucking, what, what is, what is it they say?
01:34:10.020I don't think this is true, but there is a big thing of people, I used to say, uh, the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again.
01:34:16.900It's like, well, clearly, the world doesn't just hate Jewish people for no reason.
01:34:21.300Like, there's, there's obviously, uh, something to it.
01:34:24.440And to just keep letting, letting them, uh, back it in to get, like, power in these countries is, is completely ridiculous.
01:34:31.420I think it has something to do with the 109 countries, um, them constantly getting kicked out and then, um, them accusing everyone else.
01:34:39.700And for their, for their downfall, it's like, well, some, at some point it's gotta be your fault, right?
01:34:46.900It's the, if I get kicked out of 109 bars, is it, is it my fault or is it the bar?
01:34:50.860Or, like, if any, if anyone told you that, that you would go, this person's obviously a menace to society here, so.
01:34:58.720Well, when Hermes went out and asked people that, I think he actually ended up asking a couple Jewish people, Jews, that question on the street.
01:35:06.740And, uh, yeah, they didn't take it too well.
01:35:08.540They didn't take too well to that question, but it's a valuable, I mean, it's a valid question, right?
01:35:13.860Like, I mean, like you said, if I get kicked out of this many places, I mean, sooner or later, I'm the problem.
01:35:35.820So, Colton, I wanted to ask you where, where you plan on taking, um, like, I know you're making videos and stuff like that, but do you plan on doing anything, like, I know you said that you're kind of, like, you know, keeping an eye on the active clubs and stuff like that, but are you doing, are you going to do anything in the meantime, um, like, in your everyday life to draw attention to, say, like, um, like mass immigration or, because I noticed you, you posted underneath, um,
01:36:06.360Puck Daddy's, uh, tweet about his rally and you were, like, we need something like this in BC.
01:36:13.900Yeah, I'm getting, I'm getting, I'm going to get to that.
01:36:17.260Um, and I know it's, like, going to take a process of, like, figuring out who's who when you first, like, um, show up and stuff like that.
01:36:25.020And I, I kind of want to get your stance on, um, the immigration issue as well and how you feel about that.
01:36:31.140Um, and yeah, so, like, what are you, what are you planning on doing with your channel or, like, with your videos and do you plan on, um, exercising something in your real life?
01:36:40.300Like, um, I don't know, like a protest or whatever, like, not waiting necessarily for someone like Puck Daddy to launch one in your, in your own area, but maybe, like, you know, starting to, um, talk about it, like, maybe do street interviews or I don't know.
01:36:55.280Yeah, yeah, literally both of those things I want to do, like, like, I, uh, I also pay attention to Australia a bit.
01:37:07.620He's been doing the rallies and all that, too, and that's definitely the kind of direction I want to push it into.
01:37:12.740Like, that's definitely something I want to do, but I, I, I'm not sure how, like, big it would be yet or well it would be received.
01:37:19.460So, I'm kind of just trying to build, like, the, the social media base first, kind of, and then we'll go from there.
01:37:25.600I don't think we have somebody that does that in Canada, unless I'm a state, other than, like, Greg Wycliffe, who does it, you know, a little bit, and, uh, but that's really it.
01:37:33.880Ed, I don't know, do you know of anybody else, ladies?
01:37:36.420Not that I can think of, that does that whole, like, man on the street kind of thing.
01:37:41.760Well, Dan Dix used to do it quite a bit, um, back in the day.
01:37:44.960He's kind of, uh, his, his ship has sailed in that regard.
01:37:49.440He kind of, like, will do here and there, depending on, um, like, I know he was planning on going to Tumblr Ridge and kind of talking to everyone there, like, man on the street sort of thing, getting everyone's opinion on, uh, the transgender issue.
01:38:06.380Um, but, yeah, like, my, my follow-up question is, uh, is the immigration question.
01:38:11.660Um, I'm just going to be blatant with it.
01:38:13.080Like, who do you think should stay and who do you think should leave?
01:38:16.680I think if, if it was up to me, I mean, it might not be feasible in a lot of ways, but I think almost everybody needs to, like, like, to, to, to a certain point, um, like, like, obviously I'm not just going to say everybody is not white, needs to be shipped away.
01:38:31.600But the, the, the huge influx in the past decade, they're not, they're not legitimate citizens.
01:38:36.940I mean, that's, they're, they just can't even be defined as Canadian in any way.
01:38:41.620And remigration, I don't really know how we would go about that or how well it would work, but it needs to be, like, pretty strict.
01:38:49.440Like, and no, no more immigration, maybe a little bit from, uh, white countries, but yeah, I'm, I'm, I'm pretty, uh, pretty tough on that, that, that immigration.
01:38:59.560That's probably the biggest issue because you can't have a country without a people, uh, it's people, you know, that's a kind of a, you can, you have a group of people, then you create a country.
01:39:10.720You don't, you don't just have a country and fill it up with whoever the fuck knocks on the door.
01:39:16.140That's, that's how, that's how our race dies.
01:39:49.680You, you can say, I mean, we like, we're girls.
01:39:53.700Um, and so a lot of us, obviously not Alex.
01:39:56.660Um, but you know, speak in idealistic terms and yeah.
01:40:00.100And sometimes it comes with the vision and the vision is mass deportations.
01:40:05.480And then people get into the weeds about the practicality about it, but it starts with the conversation.
01:40:13.960And it makes me think about what Rupert Lowe, I'm not sure if you're familiar with who he is, but he just started a political party in the UK.
01:40:22.620And I think it'll probably go onto t-shirts and banners and posters, but he said, millions must go.
01:40:29.960And that is Nigel Farage is going, it's impossible.
01:40:33.140You know, how are we going to do that?
01:40:34.600You know, they get all caught into the logistics of it, but it has to start with a goal.
01:41:25.880Of everything that we have grown to love, everything, everything about this country, it is, it's either going to, going to survive or not.
01:41:33.700And it's all about the people who are letting it.
01:41:36.780Like that is, it is just like literally life or death.
01:41:40.140Like the generations that you're going to create with your families and all this, like they're not going to have this country anymore if we don't address this problem like 10 years ago.
01:41:50.340I see Just a Man has been very patient.
01:41:56.020Just a Man, please go ahead with your question or your hand is up.
01:41:59.720I just wanted to say the word, the word welfare.
01:42:03.280Everybody's asking that question across the West.
01:42:37.560Then the second one, because everybody, we're speaking about foreigners, but obviously they're not all problematic the same way all the time at the same level, right?
01:42:50.180So cut welfare, that would be a big first.
01:42:54.060Then a big second, or maybe that's more important even, would be to forbid Islam and everything that is related to it.
01:43:01.440So if you're a Muslim, we have to make the conditions here impossible for you to accept.
01:43:11.600Yeah, just like, that's the thing is we're kind of like a scene on the world scale is like, we're enticing people to come here.
01:43:19.460Like, it should be like, you don't want to come to Canada if you're a foreigner.
01:43:23.480And so then it's like, that will already cut it down by law.
01:43:26.340But then we need to just completely ban some countries from coming here and some people from coming here and then just make it like very hard for those people to even try to come set up shop here.
01:43:37.100Because you can't, we've been such an overly nice country and it is hard nowadays to even imagine getting somebody in that could really, really pull, really, really make all this happen.
01:43:52.460But we need to just like shift the, you know what I'm saying, kind of thing.
01:43:57.520We have politicians, like, you know, our fucking prime minister is wishing everybody a happy Ramadan today.
01:44:03.960Like, that should not, it just shouldn't be happening here.
01:44:07.080I just want to say for the record that I do the best I can to make Indians feel unwelcome.
01:44:11.420I do as much as I possibly can to make them feel unwelcome, even if our government won't.
01:44:16.360You know, the levels of, the levels of corruption, like, we have a youth unemployment rate sitting around, what, 20, around 20% nationwide.
01:44:25.020And there was a post on Twitter, somebody who lives in Sherwood Park, so just outside of Edmonton.
01:44:31.000And she got talking to the Indian man, full-grown Indian man that was bagging her groceries.
01:44:37.980And she's like, you know, how does somebody from India end up packing groceries in, you know, she asked respectfully.
01:44:45.820She didn't sound as mean as me or Postie might have said it.
01:44:48.580But, you know, how does a full-grown man from India end up in Sherwood Park packing groceries?
01:44:55.320And he told her that he just saw a job posting in the newspaper in India.
01:45:02.400And he applied, and then they did a video interview.
01:45:07.500And the, I don't, she didn't, she wouldn't say which grocery chain it was, but they paid for his flight here.
01:45:34.240And then we've got, you know, disingenuous, lying sacks of shit conservatives that just refuse to, you know, like, realize the link between mass immigration and housing shortage.
01:45:48.440Like, imagine what they're paying for.
01:46:14.220Imagine not being able to draw the, you know, like the obvious link between, you know, a huge number of people and a limited amount of resources.
01:46:22.680Yeah, but we've got to speak about this.
01:46:24.700And being able to identify what the fucking problem is.
01:50:03.880Like, that trope that gets thrown around all the time is a joke.
01:50:07.500And the truth is, Canadians have gotten fucking soft.
01:50:17.600They've been, you know, the comforts of modernity have turned them into a people that, you know, they like to, you know, brag and, you know, be chauvinistic about how, you know, we handle the cold and we're tough because of fucking winter.
01:50:32.480And it's fucking nonsense because the majority of them are living in, you know, heated homes that they don't have...
01:50:39.080They don't even have to feed or stoke a fire anymore.
01:50:41.280And then they hit the remote start on their fucking car so that it's nice and toasty when they walk from their front door to their garage or their, you know, coverage structure.
01:50:52.120Well, no, I'm just saying like this, like this, this nonsense is like, I hear it all the time.
01:51:01.340And then they go on, you know, in their heated car to their, on their plowed roads to wherever they need to go.
01:51:09.000And then they run into the warm building that they're going to.
01:51:12.260And they complain about the 15 fucking seconds that they had to spend outside.
01:51:16.240And then on top of this all, like this is, that is what made us tough and we lost that.
01:51:22.880And people forget this from years ago, like go look at the photos of Canadians at the turn of the century or the paintings that were done in the 1800s.
01:52:40.760Crokinole, Euchre, ping pong, slide board, these types of things.
01:52:44.420Those were the games you played in winter when you were inside.
01:52:47.620And if you weren't playing those, you fucking toughed it out and went and did something.
01:52:52.120And on top of that as well, that was the only choice you had because automobiles, again, up until the 1950s and 60s, these things were not one.
01:53:01.220One, they weren't that proliferated among society.
01:53:03.940And two, if you did have one, it wasn't capable of driving on unplowed roads through winter conditions.
01:53:11.500And so basically you were confined, like most Canadians who lived in rural conditions, because that's what most people did live in, in Canada until the 70s and 80s.
01:53:20.680You were confined to walking distance from your home during winter, basically.
01:53:24.280And so we've lost that, that made us lose our edge.
01:53:28.140And that's why, you know, you hear this, like you see this attitude from Canadians, they've forgotten who they were.
01:53:34.140And that, you know, as much as it's a cliche, the hockey, the curling, the winter sports, the skating on frozen rivers and ponds, that is a huge part that made us who we were.
01:53:47.060And we've completely forgotten that, or it's been so commercialized that, yeah, you're, you're, the hockey is in a heated arena.
01:53:55.220The curling is in a perfect, you know, flattened surface that has, you know, heat, the radiators on the ends of the ice that you can warm up from the minus one degree temperatures that you're on.
01:54:07.540Or, or, you know, it's basically, you know, you go on the canal today and there's fucking, there's heaters every hundred yards.
01:54:16.960There's little booths that you can jump in to warm up.
01:54:19.760Like everything about it has been nerfed.
01:54:22.380Everything about that culture has basically been softened to make Canadians feel good about the fact that they aren't what they think they are.
01:55:33.740Yeah, maybe if it was like pre-industrial times before we had all these luxuries and the warmth and everything, like Alex is saying, maybe that would deter the southern brown people and black people from wanting to live in Canada.
01:55:49.640That's almost like the, that's almost like the pitfall of having this wonderful civilization to be created is that now we can fucking have anyone come live here.
01:56:00.380And so that actually connects to what I also wanted to address with what, who is it, just a man was saying, right?
01:56:06.000About how do you deter, you know, the Muslims from feeling so comfortable here, right?
01:56:12.640And that's like another area where we went wrong.
01:56:15.080And, you know, we've discussed his previous faces, right?
01:56:17.040Like we never thought we needed demographic protections to be specified because we never realized it would get so fucking easy to mass move millions of fucking people.
01:56:26.620We just did not know that that would be a thing and that we'd have politicians who would say, hey, this is good for fucking business.
01:56:33.400This is going to make us so much money if we just fucking bring in 5 million Jeets to open fucking 10,000 new Tim Hortons.
01:56:42.540So, and then again, you know what Fortisax is always referring to about this cultural revolution in the 60s, right?
01:56:49.160With the elder Tudor, Pierre Tudor and all that, right?
01:56:53.700Now, like it's baked in that we have to fucking be open to every single religion under the sun.
01:56:58.640And it's like the greatest evil possible to be discriminatory and to not allow a fucking, like, how is that to not allow someone's religion?
01:58:06.800Like, this is insanely radical what we've allowed to happen in our countries and to our demographics, to our people.
01:58:13.860And you can't even question these things or say things that have been the truth for 99% of human history without people pushing back on it.
01:59:17.900Well, there's kind of this nationalist family here and we're watching you over there and we're like, come on in, you know, and, you know, welcome into the fold.
01:59:28.000Because we're actually, we are the minority and we need to link up with like-minded people as much as possible.
01:59:45.480What's up, Finn, you have your hand up.
01:59:46.700Was there something you wanted to say quick on before he goes?
01:59:50.560Well, I was just going to comment on what Just a Man was saying about cutting off welfare and all the, you know, the immigrants wouldn't come here.
01:59:59.100And I don't think that's necessarily true for, at least anyway, the Indians that are here.
02:00:04.780They've totally permeated their way into our workforce.
02:00:19.240They're scamming their way into franchises that are owned by their own family and then they bring their family over or they're receiving grants from the government.
02:00:30.720So, I don't believe that cutting off welfare would solve the problem.
02:00:35.720I mean, we wouldn't need welfare if they all went home and then we all could, you know, have jobs and our workforce back.
02:00:44.840But, yeah, I don't think cutting off welfare is necessarily the problem.
02:04:22.960Yeah, like, I just wanted to say before I go, that was a lot of fun to see.
02:04:26.880It was one of the most energetic and positive displays of Canadian nationalism, real Canadian nationalism that we've seen on social media, where everybody was just getting on board and behind the same thing.
02:04:43.540And, like, I'm, look, as somebody who's been pushing the red ensign for years at this point and, you know, making concerted efforts to get people to understand why it's the flag of the counterrevolution.
02:04:56.960And it is the preeminent symbol that Canadian nationals have to get behind.
02:05:20.060Like, we went out and ensign posted in person in the most, you know, busy, in the busiest part of downtown Ottawa, you know, on a significant day for multiple reasons.
02:05:36.060So, yeah, like, the online stuff is great.
02:05:38.900But, you know, it's also easy, which is why so many people do it.
02:05:43.300So, again, you know, awareness is great.
02:05:45.640You know, online stuff is great, but if it doesn't translate into IRL organizations, something that exists in the real physical world, then it's just, you know, ones and zeros on a screen.
02:06:02.540Honestly, that photograph, I think it's one of the most beautiful photographs you have done to date.
02:06:09.460You know, the bridge with the ensigns and the banner drops are great, but that shot of those three guys skating, and I don't know if you were in that shot, Alex, but it was, and, like, the lighting was perfect.
02:06:32.860Yeah, I agree, and this is something that we want to do more of, or at least I think we need to do more of, which is, political messaging is important.
02:06:44.820But, actually, one of the things that goes over much better with people than political messaging is actually just doing cool fucking shit.
02:06:52.780So, like, the massive ensign that the guys in B.C. dropped on this abandoned, you know, railway trestle bridge, like, that got a lot of attention, and it was just, like, there's no explicit political message.
02:07:07.680There's a meta-political message, maybe, but that's it.
02:07:14.060There was no, we need this or, you know, do that.
02:07:16.780It was just, hey, check out this huge fucking flag in this cool, cool place, and, you know, people love that stuff.
02:07:23.720I think one of the things that maybe we need to understand is that, ultimately, it's not going to be logic and reason and good arguments that win a lot of people to our cause, because, you know, if you want to compare it to, you know, marketing and advertising or products, look, most people don't purchase logically.
02:07:42.920They don't look at the comparisons between two different products and say, well, this one has these features and that one has those features, and this one has better quality and, you know, has more of the attribute.
02:07:55.360It's either good marketing or a good salesman that ultimately pushes them to buy or consume a certain product, and that's because they don't really care about what is better.
02:08:08.100They care about which makes them feel good, and that's something that we need to understand as nationalists.
02:08:14.480It's not simply about being right, because we've been right, you know, a lot of the time, and most people don't remember what you said or that you were right.
02:08:23.940They remember how you said it, and they remember how you made them feel, and so we all do this.
02:08:31.900There's tons of people, you know, accounts or whatever on Twitter, and I see what they're, you know, saying, and I, you know, I mentally note it, but I don't remember what they actually said.
02:08:41.340The mental note is that's a fucking retard, and that's all I remember, that that person was fucking dumb, and the reality is that I might even be wrong.
02:08:51.160In the future, I might realize, well, no, actually what they said was right, but the thing that stuck with me is that person's stupid, and this is how it works as well.
02:08:59.960That person, you know, that, you know, person, that guy in politics made me feel shitty because I was in opposition to him, or he said something that, you know, about something that I like, and I remember that, and so I don't like that person, even if I can't remember why.
02:09:19.320It's about how can we sell a positive message that makes people feel good, and the reason that that photo Bethan was describing, you know, is one of the best ones,
02:09:28.840is because people look at it, and they just see something that's fucking beautiful, and evokes proud Canadian spirit.
02:09:38.720So this is something, you know, we need to realize, I think, just collectively, that it's more about how you sell it than what you're actually selling.
02:09:49.060So I have a question, just a follow-up on what you were saying there, and I do agree, collectivizing is very important, and yes, people should be getting on the street with the Red Ensign for sure,
02:10:02.660but what would you suggest people do who, you know, support the Red Ensign, but they're not in Second Sons, or, you know, they're not a member of Dominion Society,
02:10:12.420or like, you know, a collectivized group with already the roots in the ground already.
02:10:17.780What would you suggest to people on how to collectivize or start an initiative like Flying the Red Ensign in a big group, like you guys did,
02:10:26.900but outside of something like Second Sons?
02:10:30.240So, I get asked this question sometimes, which is like, how can we do activism?
02:10:39.120You know, I can't be part of Second Sons for whatever reason, or I can't be part of the Dominion Society, it doesn't matter, right?
02:10:44.940They're just, for some reason, they can't, or, you know, something, but I want to do activism.
02:10:50.960Well, the answer is, you can, but you have to tailor your activism to your capabilities, and like, you know,
02:10:58.060this is kind of a difficult thing to explain quickly, and I'm already late for my show, but I'm almost never late, so I'm just going to make them wait.
02:11:05.200So, your activism must be proportional to the number of people that you have involved, and so if you have four people, you cannot do a march, right?
02:11:19.880You can't march through a city with flags and banners in formation, because it's going to look fucking dumb.
02:11:26.980Like, it's going to look like a joke, so you can't do that, but you can easily do something like we did on the ice.
02:11:37.680It was three guys, well, there's, we had four skaters and a camera guy, and I was there as well, obviously, to just direct and get certain things,
02:11:45.460but that's a very small group of guys, and it doesn't even have to be uniform, or, I mean, you could easily get something,
02:11:54.120Like, some kind of, you know, get something made, whatever it is for that specific thing.
02:11:58.020And that, in itself, is a great piece of activism, even if there's no explicit political message to it.
02:12:04.400If you have a snowmobile, then fucking put a pole with an ensign on it and get somebody to film you ripping by with an ensign on it.
02:12:13.440Like, that is a powerful piece of propaganda that doesn't require you to have a large number of people, you know, involved in that process.
02:12:21.320It's literally two people if you have this gadoo.
02:12:24.560You could fuck, one guy did this, it was posted by Operation Ensign.
02:12:28.420He ripped down, I think on a snowmobile, no, it was skis.
02:12:31.860He ripped down a hill on skis with an ensign flying behind him.
02:12:35.120That's a powerful piece of propaganda, and again, it's one person and a camera, or sorry, one person and a cameraman.
02:12:42.440There's all kinds of things that you can do to create those kind of positive expressions in the real world
02:12:49.060that don't require you to be involved in an organization that would potentially, you know, risk your employment or your relationship status or any of this stuff.
02:12:59.400And the problem is that people don't want to, like, they're not creative or they're not willing to put in the effort until they get the idea.
02:13:06.280And then all of a sudden, you know, they do it.
02:13:08.420You could put two ensigns behind a truck, you know, some big F-350 or something, and rip through the fields of Alberta, like the prairies, and it'll be huge.
02:13:36.280This is a different layer to online propaganda than simply posting memes or the ensign flag.
02:13:43.200Like, obviously, that has its place, too.
02:13:45.140Those ratios were hilarious, but they're never going to be as powerful as...
02:13:49.640Like, the whole point of us going and dropping an Indian truck's Kill Canucks banner on an overpass is not that, you know, you can't do that.
02:13:58.780You can't spread that message by online.
02:14:01.480But it will never go as far as it will if you do it with 40 fucking dudes in a big old fucking banner on an overpass.
02:14:10.200And that's the point of doing IRL stuff is there is a power, a metaphysical, you know, power to doing something in real life because it tells people that you exist, that you're a real thing, and that there are other people out them like them and that go beyond just the internet.
02:14:29.460There's a different, you know, level of reality to it that you can't cultivate online.
02:15:14.300We saw this, you know, with people like Slurms would be the guy who held a sign that said remigration now or mass deportations now in a fucking inflatable dinosaur costume or unicorn costume.
02:15:26.500Like, that's a perfect example of, like, you go out, you do that, somebody photographs it, and it goes fucking everywhere just because of the surrealism and absurdity to it.
02:15:36.140Like, that's a very effective piece of individual propaganda.
02:15:40.140So your activism, you know, just needs to be tailored to, you know, what your resources are and how many people you have available to partake in it and how creative it is.
02:15:50.740Because the more creative it is, if it's something people have never seen before, well, then it's going to go further.
02:15:55.400So, yeah, that's how you can do it in real life and transition it to a different level of activism that has a more impactful power to it.
02:16:59.660But, yeah, like, when you're here in Australia, you know, we're not allowed to talk about anything anymore and kind of have debates, discussions, opinions, because straight to jail.
02:17:10.020And our Prime Minister is just obsessed with white supremacy and sovereign citizens.
02:17:20.620And because they're, like, this is what they keep reciting.
02:17:25.840Like, every week he comes out and said that on some interview that they're the biggest threat to social cohesion BS here in Australia.
02:17:36.980So you guys that have still got more freedom of speech than we do, you guys have just got to go at it hard, share the information, share the facts, share the receipts, you know, and help us all out.
02:17:48.880Because we're stuck here now, like, it's a whole new game, I suppose, at play.
02:17:55.720And it's getting pretty, you know, they're testing.
02:17:59.680I mean, we even have Canadians losing their accounts for advocating for the NSN, right?
02:18:07.880Yeah, it's just gone really, really crazy.
02:18:13.780It's frustrating because a lot of people are waking up, a lot of people are pissed off with what's happening, the way the demographics are changing in each country.
02:19:52.160Yeah, I'm happy that a lot of people are starting to wake up.
02:19:55.220Like, they can't ignore what's happening anymore because it's starting to affect people now a lot more with work, even with young kids, not able to get into school because the nons are being prioritized.
02:20:07.620So, yeah, more and more people are waking up.
02:20:10.580But now that they've shut everyone down, you're not allowed to talk about it because if you do talk about it, it might cause fear because words are now scary.
02:20:21.040You know, we've really gone into bullshitting times.
02:21:02.620Well, yeah, I mean, that's what they came out straight away and said.
02:21:05.820They basically blamed the NSA and they were just waiting to pass that legislation to class them as a hate group.
02:21:12.240So any opposition to the government, they can class as a hate group.
02:21:16.480And so if you're not a communist, with communist Marxist, Bolshevik ideologies, you are, you know, you're going to be classed as a hate group now here in Australia.
02:21:33.680Just because all our institutions have been taken over, that people still want to believe that there is a political solution to these issues and these problems.
02:21:44.800And, you know, the NSM was starting to get very popular and people were supporting these guys because they were nationalists and they wanted the best for Australia.
02:21:56.020And so the government had to shut it down.
02:21:58.120And when they were announcing on the news that they shut down the NSM, you should have seen the evil smirk on their face.
02:22:04.560It was like, oh, anyway, it was just like, oh, my God.
02:22:08.600Christia Freeland giggled when she was announcing freezing bank accounts of Canadian.
02:22:26.660The fact that you guys can't have discussions, you're so threatened by genuine grassroots opposition, you know, like they act like they're all powerful, but they have no power because the only power they've got is through the violence that they're using.
02:22:41.340And they're using violence towards us every day and they're violating our natural born rights with everything they're doing.
02:22:50.180So I'm not sure how uncomfortable people have to get because it, to me, everything that's been happening, especially the last couple of hundred years, it's all been psychological warfare.
02:23:05.000There's major amounts of mind viruses in people and people can get overwhelmed because they're throwing everything, like, especially since COVID, they're throwing everything at people.
02:23:18.100And so people don't have time to concentrate on just one thing.
02:23:22.380And so this is also breaking people and making them, some people, weak.
02:23:27.220Some people are taking up the challenge.
02:23:29.420Other people just feel too overwhelmed because they're already in survival mode as it is.
02:23:34.300So it's very much a psychological warfare.
02:23:39.080So this is why all of you guys that can still, you know, talk about stuff, you guys have just got to do it for everyone that can't.
02:24:39.980And, you know, we have an Australian here as well.
02:24:44.000They might be, they might be well suited to talk about this.
02:24:47.740I have a friend who ran a identitarian organization back in 2016 in the States and that it went through some legal troubles and it doesn't exist anymore.
02:25:04.560However, my friend is still quite active in politics.
02:25:09.000He's actually, I think he's doing much better off actually without the organization that was kind of baggage for him and a liability more than an asset.
02:25:21.480And I guess, you know, with what has gone on recently in Australia, I know people probably have mixed opinions about that.
02:25:31.140But I kind of consider that legal outcome to be just a very clear political loss for our interests.
02:25:41.100And I know I might be ruffling some feathers here, but I believe if people operate a little bit more tactfully, strategically, and people are a little bit more pragmatic, we can achieve victories in different ways.
02:25:56.380Gaining influence, gaining influence, building personal brands rather than, you know, organizing in these sort of larger groups that make us easier targets, guilt by association.
02:26:11.800And, yeah, I guess the question, and it's an open-ended question, is what do you guys think is the true benefit of these organizations and how do we operate them in ways that, you know, doesn't get us into more trouble?
02:26:32.780Because, you know, I believe in using whatever avenues are available to us for victory.
02:26:41.400You know, I'm not trying to, you know, tear down people who organize, but it's clear that organizing does create a potential avenue, a potential liability.
02:26:53.060So I don't know if anyone has anything to say about that.
02:26:56.080So are you suggesting, like, are you trying to say that, like, a lot of these organizations should soften their messaging to make it more, like, palatable to normies?
02:28:28.600They abided every single law that there was in existence.
02:28:31.440And the government had to come up with new laws in order for them to, you know, continue to follow the laws.
02:28:38.340And, like, I know that they, you know, have been locked up.
02:28:42.140You know, Joel Davis, Free Joel Davis, is still locked up, incarcerated.
02:28:46.580And they are going through the legal system.
02:28:50.240But, like Blonde said, like, if you're acting as an individual, you are more likely to be persecuted with no one to come to your defense as a collective.
02:29:01.980And that's what you need in order to survive the political persecutions that are going to come your way no matter what.
02:29:08.400Even if you are, they're going to come no matter what.
02:29:11.620So if you are standing by yourself, or whether you're standing as a collective, they're going to come after you no matter what.
02:29:17.500But fighting back against it as a collective is more effective.
02:29:20.800And, like I said, the NSN won, as far as I'm concerned.
02:29:25.020They might be disbanded, but they won.
02:29:27.640They forced the government to act like tyrants, and they're not, they have made strong bonds between each other.
02:29:35.820They, you know, they're still going to act.
02:29:38.020They might, you know, go back to the drawing board and figure out a new tactic of how to combat, like, what they're looking at right now.
02:29:46.980But I know Thomas Sewell is planning on taking this new law to the Supreme Court, and he's challenging it.
02:29:54.920And he raised money because of this collective that they have, have created.
02:30:00.340They were able to crowdfund, like, hundreds of thousands of dollars, like, $40,000 or $50,000.
02:30:06.880And they couldn't have done that alone.
02:30:10.400And, like I said, like, if you were to crowdfund on your own as an individual, you're less likely to be successful.
02:30:19.080You know, you would be drowning in legal fees and expect a collective who might not know who you are as an individual and donate to your cause.
02:30:29.260So, like I said, the persecution is going to come, if they can't get you, you know, breaking laws, they're going to come create laws for you to break, you know, even when you're abiding by the law.
02:30:42.220So, I don't know, I strongly commend what they're doing in Australia and, you know, Patriot Front in the States.
02:30:51.560I think, you know, they are making huge waves and active clubs and organizations like those are the way to go.
02:31:02.720Alex has spoken about this before, too, where he said, you know, men don't want to join the organization because they're afraid of, like, you know, being associated with something like that.
02:31:11.160But they still hold the same views, right?
02:31:13.880So, if something happens to you, just like Lisa, or sorry, women often said, you know, you've got a collective of men, you've got a community of men that will stand with you.
02:31:23.600And, you know, you're not by yourself with these.
02:31:28.380And I think it's also like, you know, as we were talking about trying to pull over the Overton window, it's like, don't forget who your enemy is.
02:31:37.640And your enemy are radical, rabid, transing, like, shooters, Antifa.
02:56:50.300Because it's going to need to get racial and it's going to need to get a lot stronger and nastier if they expect to win anything or get anywhere with their separation movement.
02:57:05.620But, like, you know, I'm kind of with Alex on this, too.
02:57:09.340Like, they just might need to run that experiment and see how it goes.
02:57:14.760And then they find themselves separated with infinity fucking Indians and no way to defend themselves.
02:57:21.800So we'll cross that bridge when we get to it.
02:57:24.940I saw this guy named Osmond Gold and something like that.
02:57:29.720He's a YouTuber who plays World of Warcraft and he actually reacted to that speech by Rupert Lowe and he was freaking out, right?
02:57:38.900Like, he did not watch it ahead of time because he was freaking out.