postyX - Double Trouble： Monika and Alfred Schaefer-Political Prisoners

00:00:00.000 all right well while she's figuring that out alfred welcome to x welcome to the wild west

00:00:10.520 welcome to the gong show um and we wanted to sort of talk with you a bit about yourself

00:00:19.680 your history you've kind of done some um excited exciting things um some exciting things have

00:00:28.360 happened to you over the past couple of years but um maybe we could just talk about what it was like

00:00:38.340 growing up in canada what you're you were born in canada i'm trusting and you know what sort of those

00:00:46.360 first formative i think i'm in oh yes we gotcha you're good we got you okay i'll mute now i'll

00:00:55.360 mute again so alfred can answer your nice questions there yay monica well done okay

00:01:03.060 yeah actually i was my older brother was born in canada and then my parents were back just for a

00:01:10.320 few months in germany and i happened to be born in germany um but i grew up in canada of course

00:01:17.380 and i never thought i'd end up living here as a you know returnee sort of thing but um things uh when

00:01:27.120 i after i had worked for ibm for a couple of years actually three years in canada um i i went on i

00:01:36.120 went traveling you know that was my dream to go traveling and i rode my bike all the way around

00:01:40.060 the u.s and i came to europe and did a lot of biking here and went down and through africa and

00:01:44.700 met up with some people and we sold vehicles uh like buses and trucks in in africa after driving

00:01:51.180 them down through the sahara and so forth and then i realized um if i don't get back into uh the serious

00:01:59.520 life uh soon i might i'll be end up either dead or uh or or or on skid row or something um and so i

00:02:09.660 applied for ibm in germany when i was 29 years old and i was very lucky and i got a job in fact in fact

00:02:17.480 i got a job for which i wouldn't even have dared to apply for which was um i applied to just be a

00:02:23.840 technician and they were looking for people in the large systems um division at that point in time

00:02:29.900 and this uh i lucked out and that's where i landed and um after my initially i just wanted to stay

00:02:39.460 here for a couple of years to get some experience working outside of canada but but the opportunities

00:02:44.960 i had with that job that i had scored basically uh i would have been a fool to let that go by

00:02:52.760 so i stayed here and and and i was starting to really enjoy it and um actually it was this work

00:03:00.320 at ibm that gave me the uh that made me realize when i did finally wake up to this you know problem

00:03:09.220 that we have in this world that i've got no choice but to uh use all the skills that i learned

00:03:16.820 you know in my life up until this point in time uh like you've got to fix you've got to work at

00:03:23.940 fixing this thing because if for me i said if i don't do it who do i expect is going to do it you

00:03:30.420 know the guy working at the gas station or or you know the guy working running the bakery i mean not

00:03:36.320 everybody is able to do what needs to be you know to understand and and and deal with what the

00:03:43.240 problems that we have but the um but this is now reaching people in all walks of life and we're now

00:03:50.340 at a point where everybody has to start doing something um okay but going back to um my yeah

00:03:58.980 my my life until the point of where i was awake where i woke up and and and where i say thank god

00:04:04.980 that monica woke up with me and we became this team because that multiplied our our our strength

00:04:13.480 or our power you know like like uh exponentially it's not like one person plus one person is two

00:04:19.660 people one plus one in this case was like 10 times 10 it just really amplified what we were able to do

00:04:27.340 and um and and and this also leads me to believe that when when i see all of our people like the

00:04:35.400 white race not only the white race all the people of this world waking up to the jew problem that we

00:04:40.760 have uh including the jews who have still got some compassion and some functioning brain cells

00:04:47.160 they can often also be be our most valuable uh uh brothers in arms um in this effort to overcome this

00:04:56.760 bad programming that we're dealing with we're dealing with something um that this bad programming

00:05:02.900 that the jews carry in them is our demise not only a human beings but all so many so much other life on

00:05:13.580 this planet will die off if we don't get this resolved in a civilized fashion and um that's

00:05:21.280 that's where we're at now but there's such a so much to talk about when you say how did we get into

00:05:26.980 this uh so i'll give it back to monica and and and we'll cover all this on on the show and in the in

00:05:34.000 the coming days and weeks and months yeah so alfred thanks for for that little short introduction but you

00:05:42.580 know one of the things that i uh talked about in my fast bash speech back in 2019 i sent that

00:05:52.440 a copy of that to you in jail and you called that one of your your 13 lottery wins that you got

00:05:59.340 while you were in jail because you enjoyed that so much but i i told a little bit about you and

00:06:05.660 you know what makes alfred tick and i told a little bit about some of your past adventures and this is

00:06:12.340 something that we don't really talk about very often but you should tell about your sailing for

00:06:17.720 example but you also did big cycling trips through africa but your sailing trips in particular why did

00:06:24.300 you tell people about that because it's something that really very few people know about this because

00:06:29.000 and why it's relevant to our current battles you know yeah yeah i'll do that okay i did so many

00:06:36.380 things i thought you know i don't want to go into all the details of the things i did in all my life

00:06:40.740 but but so many of the things that i went off to do uh i knew that there will uh well for example

00:06:49.160 these atlantic crossings with the sailboat um i i went did seven crossings with the sailboat this

00:06:57.360 mistral thing and and initially people were saying you can't go with that boat it's not designed for the

00:07:02.560 the you know the the big seas kind of thing it's a coastal boat and so forth it's an old schooner you

00:07:07.140 know a double master a schooner built in 1938 and um and the first but but the uh i always i i learned

00:07:18.080 how to sail this thing on that boat actually after having taken set the sailing lessons and then we had

00:07:23.300 the opportunity to take this thing across the atlantic from the u.s to germany uh in a regatta

00:07:30.260 and all the people on board none of us had crossed the atlantic before on a sail on the sailboat a

00:07:37.760 sailboat or this sailboat but uh i just assumed that there would be people on board that would have

00:07:45.100 the skills that we would need if we ran into trouble and to make a long story short halfway across

00:07:52.120 the atlantic the day after uh our navigator said well it's just as far back to newport rhode

00:08:00.040 island or you know or new york as it is to ireland where we were headed or to greedeland we're about

00:08:05.780 equally far from all of these points and it was the very next day that we suffered a rudder failure

00:08:11.880 which meant we couldn't uh navigate the boat anymore we just had to it was a long keel boat so we we could

00:08:18.460 hold a course with with properly trimmed sails and so forth but we couldn't we had to you know get out of

00:08:24.880 the um uh regatta and just see how we can survive and it was so interesting to see how the the crew

00:08:33.940 we were um i think the 14 people on that uh on that on that crossing but how the the the the these

00:08:41.680 our entire crew divided into different groups and those who were the most the most arrogant loud

00:08:47.620 mouthed know-it-alls before became those who were whining and crying about well what are we going to do

00:08:54.320 we have to you know get rescued and so forth and then there was another group that they they couldn't

00:09:00.620 really help but they got out of the way and then there was a couple of guys there's a couple of guys

00:09:06.040 who were professional sailors who had who always had good ideas and full of energy and um they always

00:09:13.080 called on me to join them on on on board fixing this doing that because i just says i i trust i trust

00:09:19.740 that these guys had the skills to know what to do i would shut my mouth and just cooperate and and then

00:09:25.520 help them and uh and don't be afraid of anything i mean it's not going to help you know the situation

00:09:31.020 is what it is and um and this is the situation that when we when our uh life as we have known it

00:09:40.360 suddenly changes that's a paradigm shift that most people cannot imagine and all those

00:09:46.380 paul dolls those people who are pretending to be our leaders on television and in the mainstream media

00:09:52.240 all of these people will be having will be in a completely totally different role when this thing

00:09:59.660 goes over and it is going over and there's no stopping that and all of these people that are now

00:10:04.460 you know including donald trump when he's so confidently you know uh being the playing the role of his life

00:10:14.300 or this little piano playing penis there selinsky uh you know these are all jews or or they're working

00:10:19.820 for the jews and they think they are going to remain you know keep this power that they now have

00:10:26.100 for all time no the revulsion that they are generating against themselves is going to uh they're going to be

00:10:34.540 the whining begging for mercy worms at the bottom when this thing goes over begging not to be killed

00:10:41.840 because when this the rage that they are generating against themselves by what they are doing and

00:10:47.880 pretending not to know is is it's like a uh it's a biological uh response that they are going to

00:10:55.820 trigger and it's like if you have to vomit you can be in the you know in your brand new car you know

00:11:01.360 and and you've got your new shoes on all everything's nice but when you have to vomit there is there will

00:11:07.880 be a trigger that you you will not be able to hold back and that's what we are heading for without a

00:11:14.440 doubt there's no escaping there's no there's no alternate route the time that we have to resolve

00:11:20.360 the problem that we are now we find ourselves in the time to resolve it in a semi-civilized way is

00:11:27.420 rapidly coming to an end and i always compare this situation that we find ourselves in right now

00:11:34.000 is if just pretend you're on a big airplane and uh you know you're going on to some you know some

00:11:39.900 vacation or whatever everything is just hunky-dory fantastic great and then you find out uh the flight

00:11:48.100 trajectory that you are on is taking you straight into a mountain range and then you find out that

00:11:56.020 the crew the pilots the engineers and so forth are all either drunk or stoned or or dead or whatever

00:12:02.020 but the the time remaining to take control of this plane on this fatal flight trajectory is rapidly

00:12:13.380 coming to an end okay when you impact the mountain range because you failed then it's very likely that

00:12:20.480 every single person on that plane will die okay we this is what our situation actually is right now

00:12:27.540 we could not have imagined that we would find ourselves in this situation ever you know i mean

00:12:32.720 we none of us ordered it none of us wanted it but we have that's what we find ourselves in this

00:12:39.620 situation and right now um there still is time but it's rapidly coming to an end to take control of

00:12:50.580 the direction that we are going and all of these traitors at the top uh the only thing that will save

00:12:57.960 their life basically is if they understand the situation and come out and confess i mean we've had

00:13:05.760 examples in the past things like uh benjamin friedman people like that i mean they they were on the wrong

00:13:11.540 side understood what's going on and came around and became one of our most valuable um allies or

00:13:19.960 or or brothers in arms in helping us to understand the problem and unfortunately we didn't listen

00:13:26.300 closely enough when benjamin friedman gave his talk in 1961 in the willard hotel uh you know he explained

00:13:32.820 all of the stuff we should have listened and we wouldn't have had the mess that we now have but it is what

00:13:37.960 it is and there's no sense in uh trying to wish it was had gone any different we have to deal

00:13:43.780 with the situation as we find it today and um i'll give a microphone back to monica i need to drink a

00:13:51.560 water here okay alfred thanks for that story i guess that was amazing i can't yeah i can't believe it

00:14:01.420 if i were i don't know which category i'd be in but i would be the freaking the fuck out category

00:14:07.960 because we're in the middle of the atlantic here guys and i don't know that's pretty you'd be

00:14:15.420 surprised you'd be surprised based maidens because um maybe maybe yeah yeah no no that's pretty

00:14:23.600 terrifying yeah no i remember when alfred when you were first telling us that story and you kind of put

00:14:29.760 them into the three categories like you just did now and funny that the loudest whiners or sorry the

00:14:36.240 loudest um people who you know for full of their own bossing around and stuff again they were the

00:14:43.020 they were the whining little little uh crybabies then you know like saying well we have to we have

00:14:48.200 to get the coast guard and so forth but when you're in the middle of the atlantic even if it's a regatta

00:14:52.620 there's no hope there's no one's going to come and help you you know and if you do get you get

00:14:57.400 someone to help you and they're going to tow you anywhere they own the ship you lose your ship i mean

00:15:01.860 it's you know that's that's that's on the ocean there's different rules that uh that uh are valid

00:15:08.620 on the ocean well on the coast that is for the coast right like they just monitor the coast not

00:15:13.140 the whole ocean yeah exactly exactly nobody's going to come out there when you know like a crossing

00:15:18.040 we would have been there three weeks on that crossing normally on the sailboat that's about as long as

00:15:23.420 it takes but uh you cannot uh you know pick up the phone and ask for help and someone's going to

00:15:29.380 quickly come if you're lucky there's maybe a freighter or something within uh you know uh radio

00:15:35.560 distance or something and and they might come around and help you but that's uh you know very unlikely

00:15:39.900 yeah yeah and the besides which it's not like you were drowning at that moment and so i mean you

00:15:49.340 should carry on telling the story of what actually happened yeah i think it's it's gripping okay when

00:15:55.860 the rudder failure occurred and uh we had to uh our our biggest fear at that point in time

00:16:05.600 after assessing what the what actually had happened the damage uh is if we were at the risk of the rudder

00:16:13.500 being torn off completely and in that in the process could have uh torn out uh or or created uh a big

00:16:21.920 hole in the hull so it would have been uh you know a quick sinking kind of thing in fact at the beginning

00:16:27.720 of the regatta we had uh listened to the coast guard side of the radio communication uh that one of our

00:16:37.400 fellow yachts or boats uh had suffered uh a massive uh water you know like like a plank uh blew out kind

00:16:50.000 of thing and uh was was sinking rapidly and the radio signals from the boat the the yacht was were not

00:16:58.460 very strong we didn't hear them but we heard the the side the coast guard answering and that was sort of

00:17:04.180 set a spooky mood on the boat when one of your fellow um boats goes down and they were actually

00:17:11.920 all uh saved or rescued that was just two days out of of harbor you know from leaving new york

00:17:18.580 and there was still a lot of boats around and stuff like that because it was near the coast still

00:17:24.380 but then you know that went on and on and then our incident happened uh basically about 12 days or on

00:17:32.540 day 12 or something like that i can't remember exactly but um after uh losing the being able

00:17:40.560 to steer the boat properly uh we were drifted you know in the wrong direction for a couple of days

00:17:45.460 before we did finally uh with with a lot of tricks and and and i can't go into all the technical

00:17:51.620 technical details now but we managed to secure it so that we would not lose the rudder

00:17:56.060 um and we were able to put on a uh on the trim the storm sail so and and get the boat going in the

00:18:04.840 right direction namely to ireland and hold the course and then uh every i mean like every day you know

00:18:14.480 dig 24 hours a day you know day and night keeping the boat just on the course on the course moving moving

00:18:21.520 and and you look at at after every 24 hours on on the map and you say god we've hardly made any

00:18:27.660 progress whatsoever and that's when you realize that uh just the the scale it's not like you can

00:18:33.320 you know call for help or or do something and then you're you're you're on safe in a safe situation

00:18:39.800 just shortly thereafter but you you it's never stopping never stopping going for it like took i think

00:18:45.580 about 10 days or something before in this condition before we reached the coast and um

00:18:51.800 the the the the the the emotions that you go through and then when you when you can actually

00:18:58.320 smell the land i remember when we got you know reaching the irish coast and we could smell before

00:19:04.700 we could see the the any land we could smell it and it was just it's just ecstasy it's it's um

00:19:11.160 it and and yeah i mean this this these kind of experiences were all necessary for me to be able

00:19:20.840 to deal with this political struggle that we are now in because i've learned to uh struggle and fight

00:19:31.240 and not expect instant gratification like we are in a normal comfortable life in our civilization now

00:19:39.780 which is rapidly dying we are we have been conditioned to do everything for instant gratification

00:19:46.280 our entire employment the way we are you know if you you you uh if you do something if you excel at

00:19:53.240 work you know you get it you know you get a reward or something and get a pay increase and all this

00:19:57.760 kind of stuff if you do something for anybody you expect them to say say thank you right away and

00:20:02.780 um people are not used to maybe uh going into a struggle where you won't be getting any kind of

00:20:12.600 gratification you will be getting like right now they have a so that if if you actually do what you

00:20:17.980 need to do to get this resolved you will not be rewarded you will be punished so it's like the

00:20:23.860 this is how the the jews with their uh with their parasitic uh method means of controlling us

00:20:33.300 have got it so down that they know how to get entire geographies of populations like conditioned

00:20:41.320 dogs doing their work and after they are no longer uh after they've been exhausted from just working

00:20:48.000 for the jew they get exterminated which we have just witnessed now with their uh covid corona

00:20:53.600 jew you know jubonic whatever it was you know injecting people with this with this with this

00:21:00.040 rat poison a bioweapon i mean you know in the hopes now while the white race has been milked for

00:21:07.220 all it can be milked now it's time to breed them down or exterminate them out of existence this is what

00:21:12.980 we're facing and i mean the the only i'm kind of jumping around a bit here but but the only reason

00:21:20.820 we still exist is to get this right you know there there is no other reason because if we don't get

00:21:27.720 this right even the memory of us ever having been here will be erased okay that is the agenda that's

00:21:35.460 written into the program that's it it's not guesswork we know that's their objective you just have to read

00:21:42.320 their protocols i mean yeah you know the best of the goyim deserve to be to be slaughtered which means

00:21:51.060 killed which means you know tortured to death whatever and even the memory of them will be

00:21:57.560 deleted i mean hey if we don't if we are not able to understand what that means we don't even deserve

00:22:04.660 to live that's the situation that we find ourselves in now and um yeah i'll give it back to you again

00:22:10.120 well i guess i kind of wanted to know so when did you guys become jew pilled because you started off

00:22:16.640 as you know like german canadian kids went through the um canadian school system all of a sudden you

00:22:25.720 got bombarded with this world war ii history that i know hit monica particularly hard in the heart

00:22:33.280 going like how dare you be so terrible yeah yeah to your parents and your parents were like uh we didn't

00:22:40.020 know what are you talking about and then so you go through all of that like you know our education

00:22:46.940 indoctrination programs and then i can answer this what happened if you like go for it monica yeah just

00:22:54.820 to give alfred's voice a break there and take get a drink of water or whatever but thanks alfred for

00:23:00.040 all that about the sailing that it was really really pertinent for it's not just irrelevant like you say

00:23:06.960 it's it's there's a lot of things observations and lessons there that can be learned and plus just

00:23:13.420 for your own life you know all these uh big big things that you did enabled you then to see clearly

00:23:21.940 that wow there's uh like everything is at stake here everything is at stake so like you say when

00:23:29.200 people uh you know if they need to get involved everybody can do something it's not really up to us to

00:23:36.140 prescribe what everybody can do but everybody can do something and to get into this struggle because

00:23:41.500 all those things that you're sort of protecting yourself for you know protect my job protect this

00:23:48.020 protect that that these things will not exist if we don't get this right because they want us gone

00:23:54.120 but anyway how do we wake up that's what your question was and how did this all happen how do we get

00:24:00.660 jew pilled you know red pilled and and jew pilled i guess is it started about 2011 10 years after 9-11

00:24:10.860 and alfred was the first in the family to send out these family emails and and he was saying things

00:24:19.020 about israel and 9-11 and and i had kind of been a sort of like a seed had been planted for me a few

00:24:27.420 years earlier when the father of one of my violin students had told me about this 9-11 truth movement

00:24:36.620 in the united states and i was wide-eyed and very interested in what he was telling me but i didn't

00:24:42.420 even have a computer yet at home and i was busy with life and i didn't have time to look into it but i was

00:24:49.140 very interested in what he was telling me he basically told me that these buildings came down with you know

00:24:55.380 controlled demolition explosions and whatnot and and that you know the story they told us was a lie

00:25:02.640 but then time passed and i didn't pursue it so then i was ready for this when alfred like i was primed you

00:25:09.860 could say so when alfred wrote these emails i i was sort of like oh alfred how can you say this oh how can

00:25:16.280 you say that like the jews because i would i was flinching in terror you know to say anything about

00:25:22.960 the jews because that's what we've been trained to how to react when somebody said something about

00:25:29.540 the jews other than the poor persecuted jews or that oh that talented jew you know doing this all

00:25:36.880 these very talented things you know that's the two narratives that you're allowed to say the word jew or

00:25:42.720 jewish that they're either you know the poor jews being persecuted or they're super talented but you

00:25:49.020 can't put them into any other context like oh they did 9-11 what where'd you get this information

00:25:55.080 from alfred so he obliged and sent me a lot of stuff and i went by then i had a computer at home

00:26:02.260 and internet and all that stuff and i dove down the rabbit hole you could say and that's kind of where it

00:26:10.160 started and alfred was you know kind of five steps ahead and i was really working hard to get caught up

00:26:20.620 on just oh figuring this out and it was shocking i tell you it was shocking that was not an easy time

00:26:27.880 because my world was getting turned upside down but really in reality it was getting turned back upright

00:26:34.500 from being upside down and this like we've been put into the you know upside down state where everything

00:26:41.360 is inverted and reality has been turned on its head and everything is exactly pretty much the opposite of

00:26:48.360 what they've taught us so yeah then um within the next i don't know 18 months or so um figured out

00:26:58.060 that gee line didn't get invented in 2001 and you know i'd like to add some yeah go ahead also monica

00:27:07.020 you know like years before many years before when uh we would sometimes ask or talk about uh things

00:27:14.920 that you know in the war you know since our parents were came from germany and had experienced that

00:27:20.600 and there was discrepancies that didn't make any sense and where they would like well for example

00:27:26.820 dresden you know they'd start talking about 25 000 dead and and and which is of course a total

00:27:32.400 obnoxious uh you know lying it down uh there was at least 500 000 some people say oh 750 000 it was

00:27:41.880 filled a jam-packed filled with real uh refugees from the east when that when that the real holocaust

00:27:50.780 happened in dresden and you know this this massive raid there and uh when we my my like my mom would

00:27:58.980 often just say well you know the victors write the the story and and so forth we did not um understand

00:28:06.860 or we could not we could never have envisioned where this agenda uh is taking us back then if anybody

00:28:16.660 would have said back then when this propaganda was being rolled out what the final agenda is

00:28:24.700 nobody in the right mind would have believed it because it's so so vile so evil i mean the jews

00:28:33.800 actually were celebrating the fact that the destiny of the white race now resides in their hands

00:28:43.040 as of 1945 when they could when they saw what they were able to uh unleash on this planet earth

00:28:52.060 the you know with with the primarily the white race being divided you want to divide and conquer sort

00:28:58.220 of a strategy here they saw the success of their uh endeavor looking down from the mountains of dead

00:29:08.060 white people primarily so they says hey this is going really good and the first world war and actually

00:29:15.800 so many wars before it was always pitting our best men against the best men you know on each side

00:29:23.020 so we find ourselves now in at only a certain percentage of what we would be if it had not been for

00:29:32.240 this constant repeated pulling down of the best of our genes if you want to call it that i mean when

00:29:40.680 those people who don't go into battle because they're uh they're cowards or they're they're sick

00:29:46.960 they're they're they're out of shape but those are the ones that are left then to breed after the best

00:29:52.320 ones have all been killed on the front um you know no no farmer would do that with his with his

00:29:58.760 livestock is always kill off the best ones no quite the opposite you take the best ones for a breeding

00:30:03.740 stock to optimize the quality of your herd well the jews consider us as you know the goyim the best of

00:30:11.540 the goyim deserve to be slaughtered they are actually they're they're they're trying to engineer us down

00:30:19.160 so that nobody can challenge them uh them being in charge as the high priests of the money of what we're

00:30:26.940 supposed to believe uh and and and basically they have learned how to live off of us as true parasites

00:30:35.960 you know taking control of the money which entitles the holder of that money the real value which they

00:30:42.800 have never ever produced quite the contrary they i mean just the latest example is this uh covid uh plan

00:30:51.240 to me is uh what value was there in injecting all these people with this bio weapon well nothing it

00:30:57.740 was death it's sickness it's it's murder actually it's mass murder but they had extracted huge amounts

00:31:04.540 of money which now entitles them to real value based on this fake legal system that we have and so

00:31:11.620 they're not and that's why the jews are all dancing and saying wow there's so much money that is now all

00:31:16.620 ours we don't even know what we're going to do with all that much money kind of thing they're going

00:31:21.060 out of their minds in in you know in in uh they're drunk on their power and and and wealth but this is

00:31:29.040 just uh just like a balloon that's going to burst and they will have nothing to celebrate they will be

00:31:34.920 they will be hiding in order not to get hunted down and killed that's the biological response that's

00:31:40.760 not coming that's why i i mean that's why there are some ex-jews who have been my best brothers in

00:31:48.300 arms in this because they have understood the fault the fault or the flaw in this program and i understand

00:31:56.040 that they are very well able to do something about it because they have good inside inside knowledge

00:32:01.700 and that's what and that that's our um that's what we are all of my work now is i always look at this

00:32:09.920 and frame this as as a uh a code problem uh uh if i had a computer and this thing had such a bad

00:32:18.340 operating system that it produced nothing but garbage if i was unable to reap to do uh basically

00:32:24.780 reformat the the the you know the disks or the insides of the computer and install a proper operating

00:32:31.940 system um i'll take my biggest hammer and just smash that thing into you know as hard as i can six

00:32:37.980 million pieces and burn every single one of them because the computer is of no value and this is

00:32:43.160 what these jews if they can either we don't have to kill them all we can try to reprogram them and if

00:32:49.600 they don't uh and if you see what they're doing now in gaza you're seeing how they're uh you look at

00:32:54.900 them as individuals what what is their track records well those who have uh involved themselves in in

00:33:01.640 this despicable behavior and and and you know well they they need to be punished as criminals

00:33:06.260 like if somebody goes out you know raping little kids or just you know i i don't want to go into

00:33:11.920 you know all the crimes that are committing it's it's it's unspeakable what they're doing but they

00:33:16.180 need they need to be held to account if they are not held to account as criminals then the whole group

00:33:22.280 and anybody who ever was was belong to that category jew will be held account as guilty whether they did

00:33:29.740 something or not because the guilty ones seem to have gotten away well they will be their placeholder

00:33:34.500 kind of thing and be smashed i mean we will if we were too feeble to deal with this we would not be

00:33:42.880 here today no peoples have ever been able to exterminate the white man before and i don't think

00:33:51.440 that these uh uh child raping uh foreskin eating jews are going to do at this time it's they are

00:33:59.160 exposed and the jews have always known that the truth is their end that is why they had things like

00:34:06.660 a death penalty on anybody caught with the with the protocols or or or who knew too much about the

00:34:12.560 talmud and all that kind of stuff in the soviet union that was called oh that's anti-semitism and

00:34:18.300 that's the death penalty just for knowing about what they do but i always compare that to if a

00:34:23.880 horse flies i mean when a horse fly lands on your arm it is it's not uh you know because you're

00:34:30.760 consumed with hatred and full of prejudice that you slap that horse fly dead i mean that horse fly has

00:34:36.440 never ever ever done anything bad to you but you know what you he will do if you let him sit there

00:34:42.320 now these jews we know what they uh they call this uh people of jewish faith you know oh they always

00:34:49.720 whine about people of jewish faith is that the faith that it's okay to rape uh a newborn baby a newborn

00:34:58.280 baby and if if they miss that if the baby managed to escape these these these uh rapists and reaches the

00:35:05.520 age of three years and one day then not only will the child be raped by this rabbi the leader of the

00:35:13.420 jews but he will then be killed the little girl will be killed because he seduced that poor little

00:35:19.280 rabbi now anybody who i don't say the reason that they do that is not because it's fun to rape and

00:35:26.520 kill a three-year-old girl it is because that is practicing to overcome any residual empathy that they

00:35:33.280 may be suffering from okay if you have empathy inside of you which most of us i hope do then you

00:35:40.000 would not be able to smile at your patients because you you're you're pretending to be a doctor and

00:35:46.000 you're injecting them with a covid vaccine that that you know is going to kill them maybe not today but

00:35:51.020 but within the next few years most likely um it is an exercise in overcoming empathy because with

00:35:58.920 empathy you couldn't pull off uh look at larry silberstein how he's just laughing and making

00:36:03.340 jokes about how how how sleazy he managed to to pocket four and a half billion dollars uh you know i mean

00:36:10.620 i don't think any normal person could do that because it's just unimaginable like why why would you want

00:36:16.220 him oh did the space get muted uh i i didn't know alfred looks like he's mute there you go i i must

00:36:28.640 have accidentally pushed the button sorry anyway yeah well okay i i wanted to ask you alfred like who

00:36:36.160 influenced you because you're very passionate about your convictions at this point and like was it

00:36:43.640 something that you read was it something that you watched who influenced you around this the jq the jp

00:36:51.940 okay because you're yeah yeah i started i always i going way back i was i was always uh irritated by

00:37:01.020 and annoyed by the politics you know uh with israel and so forth how come they get away with everything

00:37:07.800 and and and we you know and we're supposed to be law-abiding people and they seem to get away with

00:37:13.480 everything and then i started blogging on american websites like foreign affairs or you know foreign

00:37:20.800 policy and stuff like that and that was like in going back to like 2010 you know 2009 sort of thing

00:37:26.820 and um and and and then i i i started when certain things really irritated me and and i'd always um

00:37:36.700 i try to i started to get i started to understand what happened with 9-11 and then i would when in

00:37:43.860 these websites where they would try to um justify their positions like for example why we need to

00:37:50.220 attack iran like right now and that kind of stuff and i would and at that time you were still able to

00:37:55.840 actually comment on these websites of course that's changed now because they realize that all the

00:38:00.200 comments are tearing them to pieces but back then they were actually quite uh quite fair and open

00:38:05.760 they you could comment on there you know once once you got your uh an avatar or something to so you could

00:38:11.800 log in there and then i would sometimes say stuff like i hate to sound like a repeating record but this

00:38:19.980 if you look at 9-11 and so forth and blah blah blah sort of thing and then i i got other people

00:38:24.580 who were uh reading my reading my comments and they say uh alfred don't ever apologize we need you

00:38:32.140 you know like like i i sort of thought i was just repeating myself repeating myself and i'd apologize

00:38:38.360 for repeating myself and say no you know we need you keep keep doing it keep doing it so so that was a

00:38:43.960 i got real good motivation just by the feedback the positive feedback i was getting by other people who saw

00:38:49.420 also the problem that we have and we're glad that somebody else is is is is working at it you know

00:38:56.160 and um and that's something that we also have to also keep in mind is we need to uh

00:39:03.500 feed you know provide positive feedback to people who are coming around are beginning to understand uh and

00:39:10.840 and uh you know we had we need to give that positive feedback to all the people who are doing

00:39:17.020 you know in our movement kind of thing but that's happening now that's happening automatically kind

00:39:21.720 of thing but but that that was my own history back going back then and that's when i realized

00:39:27.220 uh because of my own uh you know uh work work experience and so forth with ibm and i was in

00:39:36.160 development lab in the united states for three years in boulder colorado and so forth and i learned how

00:39:42.140 to communicate with people how projects are are you know have to be set up and organized and what you

00:39:47.380 have to watch for and and and you know how products are brought to market and everything that goes into

00:39:53.360 it and and and then i realized that marketing the truth like just informing people of what's wrong

00:40:01.280 is really not that much different than marketing a product that you develop and you know engineer and

00:40:07.720 then bring it to market you have to support it that it has to be a you know have useful functions and so

00:40:11.920 forth so this is really no different than than that and um and i always loved my work uh you know when

00:40:19.780 i was working at ibm i really enjoyed that and then i'm enjoying this work here now even if you go to

00:40:25.380 prison sometimes so what you know like i mean but it it's it has to be done and and uh and people who

00:40:32.700 understand what we're doing they appreciate it and that's the rewards just the the satisfaction that

00:40:39.700 one can generate amongst yeah our fellow human beings

00:40:43.660 so yes indeed it's um it is kind of a um i would say it's the most rewarding thing that i've ever done

00:40:58.020 in my life alfred i don't know if you feel the same about it you're you know this is very rewarding

00:41:03.120 because it's kind of important i mean that's an understatement yeah big understatement and and i'm

00:41:11.040 sure that everybody who is like at our level kind of thing and and a lot of people are farther even

00:41:17.080 understand more but but uh you will also notice that when you encounter people out on the street now

00:41:24.300 uh they can be a doctor they can be anything at all but if they the way they respond to certain

00:41:29.560 subjects if they respond as a politically correct zombie the utter contempt one feels for these people

00:41:37.360 like i notice you know like i just had an experience with someone here a couple days ago the market and

00:41:44.820 and and and there is the the dialogue that was going on there with this woman who was actually a doctor

00:41:50.920 i just says holy shit she's acting like a little infantile uh you know she's got she got herself

00:41:57.380 vaccinated well posty that's never happened to me before

00:42:02.640 no my screen went white it just went white and then i know it's like oh shit like what it didn't

00:42:11.580 even say oh we're timing out or something like that yeah um they did not like what alfred was saying

00:42:19.120 let me that's what i'm wondering yeah alfred is going too hard they heard that the the j the j word

00:42:26.420 the j word too many times too many times um okay so hopefully alfred can come back

00:42:34.460 i dm monica's back up there yep she's here as speaker oh she just has to check your mic monica

00:42:40.840 that was great okay can you you can hear me now yeah we can hear you now

00:42:46.260 yeah so i i just messaged alfred via skype there that's where it's easiest to message him anyway

00:42:52.400 i told him to get back on that you started over i oh i see him down there again alfred you blew up

00:42:58.500 the space oh my gosh

00:43:01.320 alfred you were cooking there he is we're back we're back okay yeah okay this happens sometimes

00:43:11.820 when people get uh too spicy for their liking yeah that's okay they can get used to it you know like

00:43:17.200 they think they can you know what it reminds me that i want to bring that up now is when when they

00:43:21.540 try to censor uh us down because we're speaking too clearly it's you know when a little little child

00:43:28.500 uh it covers its eyes because they think that that that's what's scaring them is is is uh is going to

00:43:36.760 be gone because they can't see it i mean come on um you know to just to attack us for speaking the

00:43:43.300 truth it's uh it's like nixon said it's not the crime that gets you it's the cover-up that kills you

00:43:49.880 this never before has the problem been out in such a high resolution that the entire picture over time

00:44:00.120 and space and it has never been out in a higher resolution than it is now and i also when i when you

00:44:07.960 look at at um monocultures a farmer who does or let's say a whole province or a whole area

00:44:14.480 has a single crop you know like just a single type of corn or something like that um well we know

00:44:21.400 from bad experience and history that a monoculture always has its its gloomy day when a certain grasshopper

00:44:31.040 disease or something comes along and devastates the whole the whole the thing you know and we have

00:44:38.140 this this this monoculture of of of uh of of deceit and crime and and and the money basically

00:44:46.460 all in the hands of a tiny little group that uh calls itself people of jewish faith yeah like i was

00:44:53.980 talking about the faith of of of raping newborn babies um and and and injecting entire populations

00:45:01.380 with with bioweapon and and and uh it's you know anyway um this monoculture its digital technology

00:45:09.760 is changing they they cannot possibly can retain the control over uh everybody now waking up

00:45:20.360 and it is inherent in our the fact that we exist it we there's no single living anything on this planet

00:45:29.740 that does not have its own will to survive now they have um basically tried to uh uh anesthetize or put

00:45:40.020 our will to survive to sleep through deception through chemistry through all kinds of things but they will

00:45:48.280 never ever succeed in the end in rotting us out completely not us the european people because uh

00:45:56.660 no no if if that if it was that easy to take us out we wouldn't be here now yeah absolutely thank you

00:46:04.240 know and that's how it is and and we are waking up in fact the other races if if the jews just

00:46:10.420 hypothetically if they succeeded in taking us out they wouldn't hate us hate us for the lies that they are

00:46:16.740 inculcating into all the human beings on this planet about how bad we are no they would hate us

00:46:22.720 because we didn't step up to the plate and do what we are responsible to do what we are capable of doing

00:46:29.800 and deal with the problem nobody is more capable to deal with this jew problem than we are okay and

00:46:38.300 that's why all the races on this planet are expecting nothing less from us than to just stand up on our

00:46:44.720 goddamn feet and just do what needs to be done it's not that hard anytime anybody uses any of these

00:46:50.960 ridiculous uh words like this this uh this uh superstition the holocaust i call it a painful

00:46:58.040 superstition i mean anybody like when trump says oh you know uh israel has a right to defend itself

00:47:04.440 since october 7th when hummus those vile palestate those terrorists attacked poor poor israel and then

00:47:11.840 then he says goes on to say and anybody who denies that it's like a holocaust denier

00:47:16.000 donald trump the the this this there's this crazy actor that's pretending to be president

00:47:22.080 he has disqualified himself for all time would take any kind of a serious role in anything for that

00:47:28.160 kind of ridiculous nonsense when the low iq negroes that are flooding into our white countries

00:47:33.660 laugh themselves silly about the superstitions that we sort of seem to seem to wallow in guilt about

00:47:40.260 the the holocaust i mean that's what we that's how we have to talk and anybody who brings up that

00:47:45.420 word holocaust is it what are you what are you talking about you know you know like you we we must

00:47:50.960 not allow a single one of these these these these i have no words for that this nonsensical superstitious

00:47:58.660 bullshit uh to to to go uh you know you have to punch it back right away and and and you know

00:48:06.580 not not not a single person on the stage now that we see is doing that and that's why not a single

00:48:14.100 one of those people that we see now on the stage are going to survive they're not going to be there

00:48:17.600 much they're not going to be there much longer we expect this to fail and fall uh in very very short

00:48:23.180 order that's so yeah on that point okay go ahead base yeah well yeah i just wanted to ask you i like

00:48:29.040 um to drill down on specifics so what um to if any influence did ernst sundell have on either

00:48:37.720 alfred or monica or both of you guys big time for me big time for me yeah so and and you know

00:48:46.340 um when i first started to look into it and that was after i resisted i'm talking about it being

00:48:53.880 the world war ii history we've been told and you know now after waking up to 9 11 and then

00:49:01.140 some time goes by and then um you know it's like okay holocaust well i i just thought no no no no no

00:49:08.480 that's too big there how could they lie about something so big so i resisted even looking at it for

00:49:13.040 for several more months then i finally looked and one of the first things that i did look at was

00:49:21.640 this ernst sundell the video about what happened to him it's 90 minutes long i ended up putting that

00:49:29.440 as one of the three that i recommended at the end of my six minute little video called sorry mom i was

00:49:36.560 wrong about the holocaust like in six minutes you can't really say much especially when a minute of

00:49:41.360 it is filled with music and that kind of thing so it's just a few minutes long it's very short but

00:49:46.660 at the end of that i had recommended the viewer to look up these other titles of these other videos

00:49:55.080 and there were three of them and one of them was off your knees germany with three exclamation marks

00:50:02.720 behind that statement and that was the story about what happened to earn sundell it was very very

00:50:08.240 formative for me and i still regard him to be one of the absolute giants in our movement in you know

00:50:16.960 telling the truth about what really happened and so yeah i would highly recommend people to

00:50:22.660 look for old you know interviews that he did and somebody who is um uploading stuff constantly daily

00:50:33.580 still old stuff is the fellow who was kind of like ernst sundell's right hand man for decades he was his

00:50:41.360 videographer jurgen neumann he went to poland with ernst sundell he has uh he goes by john robinson 101

00:50:50.540 and he if you go to bitude i think you can find there or odyssey daisy ray d-i-s-i-r-e-a something like

00:51:03.520 that i should look it up when i'm muted myself again and then i can tell you exactly how to find his work

00:51:08.920 but he's constantly re-uploading stuff from ernst sundell ernst sundell was an amazing man he was just

00:51:14.840 the nicest man uh he was a pacifist he was that's why he left germany at the age of i think 18 or 19

00:51:23.320 years of age he was born in 1939 so he was a war baby and then he wanted to have nothing to do with

00:51:31.660 you know a war war warring country but of course he didn't know the truth about stuff till a little bit

00:51:38.640 later after he came to canada and it was a guy named john arkand who was a he had spent time in

00:51:45.360 jail i this was just incredible like canada had concentration camps you could say or imprisoned

00:51:52.580 people for political reasons back in during world war ii days as well and this guy john arkand i would

00:52:00.100 encourage everybody to look him up he was was what they he called himself a fascist and he defined

00:52:06.420 fascism i mean this is another word that is tossed around like it's weaponized word just like nazi

00:52:13.100 weaponized word while that was a jew slur against the national socialists but regardless you know this

00:52:19.240 fascism is actually a good thing but it's tossed around people say oh that's so fascist meaning it's

00:52:25.240 so bad well no it's actually a good thing and people should educate themselves what it really means

00:52:29.640 and john arkand he had this huge library and ernst son went visit him and when he came out of that

00:52:36.980 first encounter with with uh john arkand and who basically led ernst through a history a european

00:52:45.180 history you know maybe in three hours or whatever and and ernst suddenly said he was born again that day

00:52:50.440 it was like he floated out of that room he was born again because it opened his eyes and then he you know

00:52:56.900 he kept on learning after that but he was a born again man after that but in the sense of learning

00:53:02.780 the truth and that oh they you know the germans weren't the bad people and he wanted to restore

00:53:08.320 the honor of the german people and then he you know he was a very talented man he had resources because he

00:53:15.260 was very successful as a graphic artist and i mean he put it all on the line to to get the truth out

00:53:23.360 there he went to jail um first in canada for two years in solitary confinement and you know they

00:53:30.420 tricked through trickery through you know three governments conspired to get him into jail that was

00:53:36.340 the german government the american government and the canadian government because he was living in

00:53:40.840 in tennessee at the time and they arrested him there and this was after 9-11 they had all kinds of

00:53:47.040 new laws on the books to deal with terrorists and now he was deemed a terrorist and he spent two years

00:53:52.280 in a canadian jail and had to go through a trial where he couldn't even face his accusers didn't

00:53:58.020 even know what the accusations were didn't know anything wasn't told anything but this somehow

00:54:02.880 flies in the aftermath of 9-11 so here's these these events these seminal events that all get connected

00:54:10.300 together through you know what they did with those you know events the false flag event of 9-11 the false

00:54:18.680 narrative of 9-11 and and turning you know our countries into police states and whatnot passing

00:54:24.880 all those laws that were completely undemocratic unconstitutional on everything and then you know

00:54:32.760 to be able to throw a man like ernst sundell into the dungeon in toronto jail in with lights on and

00:54:40.700 solitary confinement for two years then toss him back to the old country toss him back to germany

00:54:46.380 and there he went through a trial and spent five years in jail they and that was the maximum penalty

00:54:52.140 for the you know this speech crime and um to to doubt the holocaust lies and then uh he had to serve the

00:55:00.800 full thing even though he's on everybody loved him he's on best behavior he's a good you know really nice

00:55:07.220 man but whereas rapists and violent criminals they get out on half time or two-thirds time if they're on

00:55:13.840 good behavior in jail and if it's their first offense they get out before the end of their

00:55:18.140 sentence well not so with political prisoners and alfred you can attest to that you didn't get

00:55:23.700 let out early for your initial four-year sentence and then you get test tossed back in for six months

00:55:29.800 just for showing how high your dog pavlov can jump you know so then you go in for another six months and

00:55:36.320 and i i always say if there's a crime who's the victim and you had done this this peaceful gesture in

00:55:42.580 the courtyard of the previous uh prison where you had spent the four years and and uh you know one

00:55:49.200 other fellow in there and he says to the guard when the guard gets up in a in a tizzy about oh

00:55:55.560 hitler salute he said oh no no no alfred's just showing me how high his dog pavlov can jump

00:56:00.780 anyway that was a long answer to your question about ernst sandal but go ahead i'd like to comment

00:56:07.720 i've got all of his uh his videos that he's created uh in the data database here and um he's

00:56:19.060 no matter which one i happen to look at just for a sample kind of thing i am always amazed i always

00:56:25.000 look at when did he say what did he say at what point in time and then i realized of course you know

00:56:30.580 like most of his stuff was done while we were complete zombies still but he was so so he understood

00:56:36.140 exactly where this was heading and that's why he did what he did and and and i can see i can also

00:56:43.520 completely understand now why he uh was completely content and happy to be doing what he's doing

00:56:50.420 because he knew the importance of it and he did not air like he that the stuff his work was utterly

00:56:55.860 important and and the quality of his his work no matter which video you look at it's it they're all

00:57:03.340 very valuable it's just amazing and a piece of good news monica uh we have a a guy here in germany

00:57:09.120 now he's really good and his grandmother was the sister of ernst you see so so that that's related so

00:57:16.200 he's uh he's kind of a following ernst's footsteps and he's really good and he had asked um his like he

00:57:24.900 got to know his his his grand uncle grand uncle i guess you call it ernst and and ernst had told him

00:57:32.720 i did not want anybody else in our family to go through what i had gone through you know so that's

00:57:38.320 why he didn't like to uh talk too much about it when he was in his family uh circle there but but this

00:57:46.360 this young guy now he's yeah well he's about 40 years old or something but he's doing a very good job

00:57:51.960 benjamin is his name he's very very that's great to hear that's really good to hear alfred so i did

00:57:57.340 just for people's information before we move on to something else uh ernst tunnel so if you go to

00:58:04.680 bit chute and then put in your search bar john robinson 101 or 101 then you'll come up with this

00:58:13.820 channel where um ernst tunnel's right hand man is is re-uploading a lot of old material and and he's

00:58:21.380 uploading other stuff too like robert folisson speeches and and whatnot but you will find a lot

00:58:27.240 of ernst tunnel's work there you know like like the the the question that we were asked at the beginning

00:58:35.160 of this show was what triggered us kind of thing like to get moving to get involved and so forth

00:58:39.580 and uh this is um this is an important thing is what triggers people to get started and uh right right

00:58:49.360 now they're the threshold where it's almost impossible for the normie to evade the the the

00:58:58.100 trigger mechanisms now to get involved like you've got to get involved the the people who got vaccinated

00:59:03.680 uh those who are still who are still alive i mean those who are dead for them it's too late but for

00:59:09.360 every single person alive now no matter if they got vaccinated or not no matter what they've done

00:59:15.440 before there is no time to lose get involved somewhere somehow but do not cooperate with

00:59:26.360 these lies any longer because it's very soon there comes a point in time where everybody will be gauged

00:59:34.720 will be measured by what they did or did not do at what point in time and even now i say i don't care

00:59:41.380 what somebody's done in the past it's what they are doing now with what they know and if they did

00:59:46.600 if if they made themselves guilty by through complicity and so forth then they have to work

00:59:51.780 extra hard to to to to reverse that by doing really really good work in exposing the lies no matter what

01:00:00.460 no matter who just truth nothing but the truth is what's going to go through from now on you know

01:00:07.980 so alfred now that like the room has kind of come back together thanks for the people who have

01:00:13.280 followed us from crash to this one um so you know which is really disappointing because you um

01:00:20.960 you lose momentum right but um i guess i wanted to we've covered sort of the context of monica's

01:00:28.080 arrest in the past but let's talk about um your arrest and then like the charges that you faced

01:00:36.160 and your sentencing how much time you did in prison okay uh i got um initially when i was on that uh

01:00:46.720 that the big court case where i was with monica i had gotten 38 months so that was just over three

01:00:54.420 years uh that they nailed me there and then i got i was tried again for the things i had said during

01:01:02.400 that uh in my defense during that first big trial and also for showing how high uh my my or doing my

01:01:10.740 roman salute when monica walked into the courtroom uh they didn't like that very much at all and they

01:01:16.480 nailed me with that in a second trial and then they gave me a total of 48 months so that was four years

01:01:22.220 total and that was and that those four years were such an important part of my uh understanding

01:01:30.880 uh our whole problem and also understanding the resolution kind of thing and i want to give you

01:01:37.320 one example of what i mean by that it started i was moved from stadlheim prison to lantz uh lantzberg

01:01:45.260 prison and um and in this prison uh that that's when the covid corona nonsense started and i immediately

01:01:55.260 started resisting of course because i was you know i was informed i knew that was just a bioweapon nonce

01:02:00.580 you know another phase of their terror that they're doing and then i was stuck in a uh in in the bunk

01:02:07.600 in the bunker which you know like in this thing it was no the lights can't go out you know nothing to

01:02:13.520 write nothing at all and i went on a hunger strike there because i says this is like a coffin and it

01:02:19.120 says i'm i'm leaving this place and if it's in a box i'm not going to eat anything anymore until i at

01:02:24.500 least get a pencil to write you know something like that but it was when i was the being squished the

01:02:31.720 hardest under their boot kind of thing is where i i learned one of the most important things that is

01:02:38.180 going to help us win this thing and i call this the subtle signals the subtle signals that drive

01:02:44.980 everything we observe in nature and i'll give you just one example for example the uh the salmon you

01:02:52.140 know the salmon will um will go from wherever they are in the ocean they'll get a certain signal and they

01:02:59.040 realize it's time to go and and lay eggs you know and you know reproduce kind of thing and they will

01:03:06.340 swim thousands of miles or kilometers through the ocean and find the mouth of the the creek they

01:03:12.600 have to go up go up the you know combat waterfalls and all kinds of stuff just to go back to where

01:03:20.700 they once were born to spawn and lay new eggs you know like to reproduce and then after doing that

01:03:28.220 they die okay when they receive those signals these subtle signals that we can just imagine what they

01:03:35.480 we don't really know what they are but then they they were the only reason they exist is to fulfill

01:03:41.560 their mission that is the and they are in a state of ecstasy they don't care about anything they just

01:03:48.020 want to fulfill the mission that they are now on to do that and this is um now i'll tell you that

01:03:55.980 what happened when i was in this uh bunker you know like the the the whole kind of thing um i i refuse to

01:04:03.840 eat i says when they bring the food i says put it in the corner i'm not going to touch it and then

01:04:07.640 the next day when they open the cell they'd say to see the food it's still there he didn't touch it

01:04:12.440 they take it the same thing would start all over but one day about the third day or so this serbian

01:04:18.960 guy i knew he was behind the guards that when they put the food in there and and he uh i could see he

01:04:24.900 had a mask on but with his eye with one of his eyes he he winked at me with one of his eye like

01:04:30.700 like a greeting kind of thing and that really put me in ecstasy just this friendly wink of an eye

01:04:36.840 and the next day after that i happened to when they were leading me out uh down the hallway because

01:04:43.320 i get 60 minutes of fresh air every day and so they were leading me down the hallway to take me to

01:04:48.260 the courtyard so i could get the fresh air and um this same serbian guy was there you know cleaning

01:04:54.700 stuff because he was a house worker kind of thing he was a prisoner and um and through his mask i could

01:05:01.320 hear the words and nobody else could hear it he says stay strong stay strong and these words you know

01:05:07.120 stay strong two words and they put me in a state of ecstasy i was i was euphoric i was i was like

01:05:13.600 nothing could happen anymore and this these feelings of of of euphoria you know like just

01:05:20.440 ecstasy i was in happy i was in heaven this stayed with me for a long long time and like days you know

01:05:26.640 and and and these are the subtle signals that uh when our people understand who we are what it has been

01:05:37.140 done to us who is trying to do this to us we are going to come into this condition and that's what's

01:05:43.080 happening now and we will do whatever it takes whatever it takes to get this resolved and on that

01:05:52.540 note that's why i say now everything that the jew parasite is doing now is is nothing more than

01:06:01.620 setting the level of their own of his own punishment you know if you and i did a test when i was in

01:06:08.700 prison i i told uh i told the guys a story i says this is a role play i says imagine you find out

01:06:15.160 from your daughters when they get old enough to understand and to talk that when they were little

01:06:21.820 tiny little girls they were raped they didn't really understand what happened it was awful it was a trauma

01:06:26.620 but then they realized after the long time they find out what it was and then i says and imagine now

01:06:32.500 uh all the daughters in the town you know we're in a little town and they and they find and they're

01:06:38.860 saying and he was it and they're pointing at me he did it he did it now they all come to me and they

01:06:44.560 say uh we this is what we hear we understand you did this and this and instead of uh trying to say

01:06:51.340 oh well i you know blah blah some excuses no i i start i demand money from them because my penis is sore

01:06:58.980 then the question is do i live longer or do i have a more gruesome end and they these guys they

01:07:06.100 says even though it was a role play they had to hold themselves back from really they wanted to

01:07:11.700 fucking kill you you know like this is what the feelings they were getting and it was still role

01:07:15.260 play and i congratulated them for being they still got you know they're got they're still men and it

01:07:20.220 says this is exactly where the jew finds himself today they are whining about their sore penis after

01:07:28.300 having raped and plundered and and devastated this planet earth now they can continue let them

01:07:35.280 continue let them do whatever they think they they have to do but we are all waking up and we are

01:07:40.080 getting into this condition where the subtle signals are the driver of what we do okay and nobody else

01:07:49.160 can understand it but we know exactly what we're doing and that's why i think that's a nice white pill

01:07:54.240 like it's a very like like what you said about the being because we were talking earlier base and i

01:07:59.700 were about like white pills and how hard it is i guess to stay positive i guess white pill is the

01:08:05.080 modern term for trying to keep a positive attitude okay yeah yeah yeah thanks for bringing that up

01:08:09.860 because that's what it is and and i had to like and that's why i say i don't look at my prison time

01:08:14.900 uh as something bad no it was a necessary uh journey kind of thing and um and and yeah yeah

01:08:22.200 when i was supposed to be down at in in the most miserable

01:08:25.400 shoot you you just pushed your mute button again alfred but i'll just oh here yeah yeah yeah sorry

01:08:33.380 okay there you are there we go yeah it was when they had me under their heel supposed to be the most

01:08:39.240 miserable is when i was most euphoric because of the subtle signals that i happened that that that

01:08:45.700 occurred you know with this blink of the eye and the stay strong you know two words stay strong and and

01:08:50.700 and these then i then i knew i'm not forgotten i'm not you know and also going back now to what they

01:08:55.880 what the jews did to the germans and this is all calculated these rhein meadow death camps you know

01:09:02.240 where they starved and and and and the the worst thing for to happen to the germans it wasn't the

01:09:10.560 fighting in the in you know defending themselves it was the treatment after the after the hospital

01:09:18.240 the the the the the ceasefire kind of thing in 1945 that's when more germans died this was the most

01:09:26.140 depressing traumatizing uh degradation possible and the jews have learned that in order to uh better

01:09:36.640 indoctrinate a population they need to go through a trauma okay a real trauma and when i started working

01:09:43.040 in germany in 1985 for ibm i had the feeling that i do this the way i perceived it i was living here

01:09:50.660 the most common question people would ask me is how can anybody come from canada to live here in

01:09:57.320 germany that is how the self-loathing had had taken its course here in germany they could not imagine

01:10:04.980 themselves here as being something good this is how can anybody come to germany like to when they're

01:10:11.400 from canada and i said well i love it the the culture this and that and um what was i gonna say and

01:10:18.620 again and and and this is my my impression i had the feeling that the germany was for me like they

01:10:24.900 were behaving like if if a very beautiful woman was raped and and and and brutalized and then the the

01:10:32.160 the rapist or the brutalizer you know the the beautiful woman is just coming back to consciousness

01:10:38.000 coming becoming waking up and you you who are you know and and and screaming screaming vulgar insults

01:10:45.940 non-stop at this recovering rape victim this is how the germans seem to me to be they were so

01:10:54.860 brutalized so traumatized they could not think of themselves as being good that's like why the rabbis

01:11:00.980 will kill the three-year-old girl after they've raped it because he is the little girl is guilty of

01:11:07.000 seducing the poor rabbi that's how they twist this around in their mind somebody who was able to do

01:11:13.380 that as a grown man raping a three-year-old girl and killing it okay killing it because it seduced

01:11:19.160 them they are also capable of doing what they did to germany and then then then then then then

01:11:24.960 then in indoctrinating them with this this nonsensical superstition called holocaust which

01:11:33.420 trump still likes to and and musk and all these people still parrot because they're all jews i mean

01:11:38.360 they have to understand what they are doing and the punishment for that the consequences for doing

01:11:42.860 that well uh the role play i did in prison uh they wanted to kill me but it was a role play

01:11:48.160 but these people that are doing that to us now that's not a role play that is reality they ought

01:11:53.420 to start uh you know looking themselves in the mirror and asking themselves what do they really

01:11:59.520 believe where do they really think this journey is taking them yeah i don't think they have very much

01:12:03.680 self-awareness alfred i would not and i would not sell them life insurance paul right right hold on

01:12:09.920 i think base did you have a couple or another question about his experience in prison that you

01:12:14.960 wanted to well yeah yeah i just kind of wanted to get where you had ever concerned for your life in

01:12:20.580 there what was sort of the population of muslims in there you know you're now being branded as a white

01:12:26.800 supremacist neo-nazi all the things so did that put a target on your back were you in any danger

01:12:33.720 amongst the browns while you were in prison i'm glad you asked that question no no it was actually

01:12:39.860 quite the opposite of what one would expect i i was always very candid about why i was in there

01:12:46.260 and when there was like palestinians in the prison i'd tell them i'd always ask them

01:12:50.960 can you remember what your how your what your grandparents told you about the jews you know like

01:12:55.900 you know what i you know like make sure they understand what's actually going on in the world

01:12:59.340 and they they love me they people would come to me alfred you need a bodyguard i'll be your bodyguard

01:13:05.640 you know like and i says no i'll take care of myself but but thanks for the thanks thanks for

01:13:09.780 offering and if i do see some concerns if i'm for something i'll come to you thanks for the offering

01:13:16.120 no i was never ever really in danger there it aside from one little incident with when i was stuck

01:13:22.920 in a cell with a psychopath and and and but that also ended up uh in my favor like but that's a long

01:13:29.740 story i don't want to go into that right now but in the entire time i i was i had prisoners telling

01:13:38.800 other prisoners hey when schaefer says something you listen you know he knows what he's talking about

01:13:43.080 sort of thing i was um i that's why i actually when i came out of prison after those four years

01:13:49.340 i often says god take me back to prison because the people the zombies out here uh people walking

01:13:54.980 outside on in the open air with a mask on their face this is come on you people is that you know

01:13:59.980 you were never ever going to get an easier opportunity to show the regime that you you know

01:14:06.580 what you think of it but you you know if the regime asks you to stick your finger up your ass would

01:14:11.140 you do that it looks like it because you're wearing a mask i mean come on you know so the uh so yeah go

01:14:17.320 ahead well i was just gonna say i remember you did write in a letter that somebody i don't know if

01:14:26.060 it was the guards or if it was the prisoners themselves advised you not to join the soccer

01:14:33.060 you know because it games this is before you were in solitary confinement that's another whole story

01:14:38.780 alfred spent 558 days that's more than a year and a half in solitary confinement for his defiance of

01:14:46.360 the masks and all that but before that happened you were not in solitary confinement and somebody

01:14:52.280 advised you not to join the soccer team and i think it's because what can happen in a situation

01:14:57.200 like that is if somebody does want to take you out they can you know get somebody to take you out and

01:15:05.060 make it look like it was just an accident and just to bring it to you know the story of leslie

01:15:10.200 bory canadian guy who probably a lot of people on in this space know that name and he spent 23 months

01:15:18.180 in prison and even though he shares your experience alfred that the prisoners the fellow prisoners

01:15:24.460 respected him highly and liked him and they called him the professor and they they said they would work

01:15:29.500 with him to on the outside you know when they're uh back on the road again as they call it and you know

01:15:35.580 try to make canada a better place you know and and leslie was educating them all but he still got

01:15:42.740 attacked um you know twice serious attacks at once who i'd say within inches of his life like he got

01:15:49.800 seriously seriously beat up and it wasn't from you know yes monica yeah i'll tell you this was this was

01:15:58.940 also a blessing in disguise that i was in ice like in in solitary confinement for a year and a half over

01:16:05.720 a year and a half and i often thought of that because you i know how this goes monica if whoever

01:16:12.640 attacked leslie bory was someone who who has no clue who leslie bory is but he got the message i can

01:16:18.960 guarantee you this is the way it worked that whoever attacked him was told when we hear that leslie

01:16:25.560 bory is dead or injured or something we will put you know this and this much money on your account

01:16:31.280 that's how it works monica and whoever does that they are somebody who's just an ice cold psychopathic

01:16:37.500 killer sort of thing and they'll do it because this is money exactly somebody gets put up yeah yeah

01:16:43.260 or they get or they get a deal like well like you know we'll make sure you get out of jail

01:16:47.520 or whatever yeah yeah something something like that it's it it's a it's a whore of the system

01:16:53.220 but it's not somebody who did it for because they this is oh leslie bory he's a he's a he's a nazi

01:16:59.780 you know or something like that it's not going to be the case it'll be somebody who did it for money

01:17:03.680 you know and this is yeah they get put up to it they get hired basically see and and right now

01:17:08.520 it also um have to understand why do the jews so vilify the idea of national socialism because

01:17:17.500 national socialism is the natural order that every life form goes by and that is why germany was the

01:17:27.500 most successful rebirth of a nation under national socialism those few years because it was absolutely

01:17:35.780 organic and natural and that's why the jew has to stop that have have to stop any group to even think

01:17:44.680 of doing that because any and that's what they were afraid of back then was if the the rest of

01:17:50.360 the world can see the success of what national socialism is they will all copy that that organizational

01:18:00.260 form you know yeah and i'll just jump in here just briefly i'll just jump in briefly like the the

01:18:06.060 natural order of things is absolutely right and that's why this word uh racist has become the most

01:18:12.780 weaponized term because uh it is a natural order in that birds of a feather flock together this is

01:18:21.400 the natural order of things and so when you have a racially conscious group of people a nation a racially

01:18:31.240 conscious nation doing what's best for their nation their race oh that is something that you know the

01:18:40.240 jews do not like and that's why they had to take out germany and demonize them forever and germany's

01:18:48.380 still being demonized still you know and that's why yeah that's what happened we actually maybe we can

01:18:53.780 touch on germany based we had you had we kind of wanted to talk about what germany's like now right

01:18:59.140 current because you live in germany germany right albert yeah yeah correct and and i'll tell you when

01:19:04.420 going back to the question you asked before before about when if i was threatened by the browns and so forth

01:19:09.420 actually it the funny thing is that when i was in isolation mode sometimes the courtyard for my

01:19:15.220 fresh air there'd be a fence down the middle of of the of the courtyard kind of thing and there's a

01:19:19.980 group of people on the other side and there's always some people there they'd recognize me alone on the

01:19:24.300 other side hey schaefer you know and then we'd go up to the fence and talk and and but but sometimes

01:19:29.640 there was be a be a a german person there who was in there for fraud or something whatever it was

01:19:35.620 and and and and these people the germans were the only ones of a minority of them the ones who

01:19:42.140 who knew who have a little bit of understanding and who knew me were of course just like all the

01:19:46.860 other people they wanted to talk to me but this kept a couple of these individuals they were the

01:19:51.220 typical indoctrinated uh zombie types and they'd sort of back off and say oh no no i know you're i know

01:19:57.680 you're you're you're you're blah blah blah your your your views or something like that and they'd walk the

01:20:02.260 other way people were so are have been so indoctrinated to not only hate the people who

01:20:09.280 speak the truth but to um well to be afraid of them like they're afraid to even come close it's just

01:20:15.740 bizarre yeah okay so i'm gonna let you take a break there for a second alfred just because i think

01:20:20.680 i kind of cut her off and i feel really bad for that um so i think base might have wanted to touch

01:20:25.960 on something and we'll give you a chance to take a glass of water no go ahead posy i like i was um

01:20:32.260 if if you know where you're going with no no i just i was kind of going back to you because i

01:20:36.560 know you want had some questions about germany current day and i just wanted to kind of break

01:20:40.380 into get a segue in there yeah i mean i think we've been we've been seeing this with um you know

01:20:48.200 christmas markets it just happened last week where another vehicle drove into a crowd of people

01:20:54.140 i've been told that stabbings have gone from weekly daily to hourly um mass migration has become

01:21:04.320 some out somewhat out of control in the larger cities and um what are your thoughts about you know

01:21:11.680 how germans are like the sentiment of germans after being you know 80 years of attacked but now it's

01:21:19.400 really concentrating into violence towards their children and um you know their folk okay yeah

01:21:28.000 down i understand first of all i want to say that this is now what you're describing

01:21:34.780 is something is a symptom that we now see in all of our white countries and the germans uh are so used

01:21:44.140 to crawling on their on their knees uh you know being on the bottom sort of thing but now all these

01:21:50.900 so-called allies you know the the countries that were involved in bombing us back into the stone age

01:21:57.280 are beginning to see how the jew says thanks for bombing germany into the stone age uh and they're doing

01:22:06.340 the same thing now to all of them whether you're german or scottish or irish or whatever you know

01:22:14.900 spanish or french hey you're getting the same treatment you are slated for extermination remember

01:22:22.040 the best of the goyim deserve to be slaughtered that is a line of code in their operating system okay

01:22:29.400 that has not changed we that the whole world war scenario was nothing but a divide and conquer and

01:22:38.040 the jews couldn't believe how easy it was to to manipulate and cajole so much so many of the white

01:22:46.240 people to to to uh bomb back into the stone age uh a big part of the white you know white people's

01:22:54.900 world kind of thing germany and now that's why the jews were were totally in ecstasy after 1945

01:23:03.820 the destiny of the white race now lies in our hands we can see the last generation of white children

01:23:12.500 playing with white children then we will alfred yes just to bring it back to the to what the

01:23:18.960 are german people now that they like what uh based made and said that you know these attacks on germans

01:23:26.520 are are accelerating and escalating that is this having an effect on the german people like i'm asked

01:23:33.820 that constantly and i am and i'm not there so this is what i would like yes okay yes it is having an

01:23:41.160 effect um but i always say it's like when we were the beginning of of our you know waking up to all

01:23:47.800 this thing i always says people who knows who are at our level or waking up with us they don't walk

01:23:54.360 around with a flashing light bulb on their head or something like that so you can't tell but yes

01:24:00.200 ever more people are waking up but at the same time i have to say that there are also still a lot of

01:24:07.140 people who are uh keeping their head in the sand but it's becoming ever more difficult and these people

01:24:14.960 that choose to go that route of feigning the ignorance or you know remaining political politically

01:24:22.220 correct they are uh you they're they they they have no respect from anyone anymore like i noticed myself

01:24:30.660 uh it's it's it might have been um disagreement before but now it is a loathing that anybody could go

01:24:40.200 such a treasonous path i look at as treason there is a point where where where stupidity

01:24:47.640 goes into treason like you know you can it's maybe it's not easy to kill somebody uh if if it's a death

01:24:54.260 penalty for treason and someone really is stupid because they got an iq of you know 27 or something

01:24:59.640 like that uh you know the iq of a fence post kind of thing but if somebody who has a claims to be a

01:25:10.180 and conscientiously played dumb ignorance because it was very lucrative you know 20 or 30 euros per

01:25:19.260 injection you they could make like thousands of euros per day just injecting people with the stuff

01:25:24.840 so they didn't want to know if it was not a proper vaccine you know this whole term vaccine

01:25:32.080 they didn't want to uh engage the thought that that might be a bioweapon because it's so lucrative

01:25:38.740 they could buy a new car a new house everything you know uh these that's treason okay i don't know

01:25:44.780 how it doesn't matter if they if they all the medical you know if 90 of the doctors participated

01:25:49.800 well then we have a big problem we're gonna have to 90 of them are they cannot keep the money they

01:25:54.600 made by that you don't get to keep the money that you made because you you you robbed a hundred banks

01:26:00.220 you know you have to give all of it back and you get punished no matter like all these people

01:26:04.660 were involved complicit in mass murder okay that any any way they they can't get out of it anymore

01:26:11.420 they they were involved okay so uh yeah i'll give it back to you because i think i might have gone

01:26:19.220 off topic here yeah no that's that's okay but yeah it's it's a it's a difficult thing i mean i think

01:26:28.060 that a lot of these people who are making money giving injections they they would have somehow

01:26:33.780 deep down felt and known it was wrong but there are others there's a segment of the population who

01:26:40.120 simply is under this spell and somehow the jews i mean i always say they know us better than we know us

01:26:48.500 in terms of how our minds work and they have used like all these ways to to put us under a

01:26:58.040 spell a collective spell i mean some people are able to break out of that spell and if we knew

01:27:03.760 the answer to that that big problem like why is it that some of us were able to break the spell

01:27:12.260 that has been cast and yet others right in our own families i'm sure that everybody here listening on to

01:27:18.940 this space has this gone through the same experience where you have family members who are just stuck

01:27:25.040 with their heads in the sand still and are not able to open their eyes and that is the case in

01:27:32.240 our family family members who are just completely polar opposite side of all of these issues as us and

01:27:39.080 they refuse to open their eyes uh what is it how is it if we knew the answer to that well then we'd

01:27:46.080 have this this problem solved but you know like yuri betsmanoff said uh famously when sometimes you

01:27:55.460 know it'll take a whole generation to get out of a condition of demoralization and whatnot because

01:28:01.440 that's how long it it takes to bring up a new generation of children who you know we we've gone

01:28:07.620 through several generations of now demoralized um people but when the boot is across the neck that is

01:28:15.920 sometimes perhaps when people get it and in some cases for some people that is a moment too late

01:28:23.800 yes um for others it might not be too late they can turn it around but right now i would say that the

01:28:30.000 proverbial boot is across the neck as people are starting to get uh more uncomfortable in all kinds

01:28:38.420 of ways and i would say that this could start to accelerate because they the powers that should not

01:28:45.760 be are setting us up i believe for famine i mean they've done it before you know they they are setting

01:28:53.920 the conditions for that i mean i think everybody has has observed you know all the different food

01:28:59.700 processing plants happen to go up in flames then they come with their their bird flu story

01:29:04.880 and they raise the prices of everything millions of right arm yeah the prices but also many farm

01:29:10.660 animals have had to be slaughtered because of the bird flu and all those things i mean they've

01:29:14.820 i'm surprised that there's still food on the shelves but they are setting it up for them to be

01:29:19.900 able to turn the switch and i think you're right i think it's just people not being enough people

01:29:24.880 have to get uncomfortable right because even even now right a lot of people still have their

01:29:29.200 comforts and stuff like that um and i think that when if things get accelerated which i i kind of

01:29:34.660 agree with you that things are accelerating that more people will once more people get uncomfortable

01:29:39.740 that's when they get the kind of fight or flight response right so um i'm not sure i think we

01:29:44.500 brought somebody up here i think we might be opening up to questions i don't know based what do you think

01:29:48.320 are you still there based sorry so i couldn't grab the microphone yeah of course um unless you had

01:29:57.540 something else i kind of don't want to no no no i like i am curious about the morale and of of the

01:30:04.880 our german people and um i'm sort of clear that it's hard to wake people up even when there are vehicles

01:30:13.500 being driven into their christmas market um but uh let's uh bring up the speaker uh not a piano key

01:30:23.220 yes not a piano key

01:30:25.220 what do you got for us

01:30:29.060 you're you're still muted piano key

01:30:37.380 you unmute

01:30:41.340 oh i'm not sure here okay you might have to recycle yourself back in if you can't speak

01:30:49.460 base you want to touch on anything else while we're waiting or anything else you know like

01:30:54.400 i guess alfred would you identify as a national socialist would that be

01:31:00.100 oh absolutely i mean like the thing is that everybody becomes a national socialist when they

01:31:06.260 understand uh how this what what what how we um how a living organism

01:31:12.460 it is it in in itself organized i mean this every single cell in your body is a little nazi a little

01:31:19.700 national socialist every bee in a beehive is a national socialist and every healthy living organism

01:31:26.640 is based on a national socialist organizational form um so that's uh yeah we are all uh if we're

01:31:37.400 decontaminated from these distractions and whatnot we are all national socialists yes

01:31:43.340 so like politically in germany i know there's been a lot of attention brought to the afd in germany

01:31:52.300 but what do you where do you think um things are at they they didn't elect um afd for leadership but

01:32:01.320 they are now running a strong second place game what are your thoughts there the afd is we don't call

01:32:08.240 it an alternate alternative for deutschland it's an alternative for israel it's afi alternative for

01:32:15.500 israel it's a completely this it's a lesbian woman who's uh you know it it it is a total

01:32:22.480 controlled opposition fraud okay and i'll tell you something else mats the guy who is now the the new

01:32:28.860 prime minister sort of thing he is re he is extremely dangerous he is the one who is supposed to trigger

01:32:36.500 uh provoke russia to basically nuke germany because mats wants to send a no matter what the

01:32:45.320 causes long-range missiles give it to the ukrainians so they can attack deep into russia mats is an

01:32:52.680 absolute psychopath his own son warned about his dad he says my dad is a psychopath when when you have

01:32:59.580 a son his own son warning desperately warning about his dad that's what we have that's the problem we

01:33:05.840 have uh we are right now uh this is like like like a like a stick of dynamite with with a very short

01:33:12.360 fuse uh mats is is is an he is the worst thing that could have happened the most dangerous thing

01:33:18.760 that could have happened he is the one who would has no qualms about triggering and that that's his

01:33:24.280 his mission just like selinski had a mission and no matter this whole show you know with with uh with uh

01:33:30.480 ketchup in the ear donald trump there you know there's they're just doing theater theater from start to

01:33:36.500 finish and uh selinski's leaving he says oh i've done my job you know mats his job is now to get

01:33:43.140 these long-range missiles into the ukraine to to to provoke russia to attack germany the of the agenda

01:33:51.180 for what's going on right now and it was spelled out many many years ago third world war the annihilation

01:33:57.320 of germany will go through the ukraine that's exactly what we're seeing it's all in the books

01:34:03.520 and that's why we have to get everybody understanding the insanity that's playing out here

01:34:10.800 and we have to uh deprogram ourselves from the utter uh lethal nonsense that has been programmed into our

01:34:20.720 heads and the foundation of this lethal nonsense is this so-called holocaust and that's why when

01:34:27.120 anybody uses that word and doesn't say exactly what it is like a you know this this bad program

01:34:33.300 complete inversion of all reality then these people if they actually haven't even done the first step

01:34:39.840 in that direction are have disqualified themselves to be anywhere near uh you know human beings basically

01:34:46.860 like this is just insanity i mean it's mentally ill to believe in the holocaust now in 2025

01:34:52.200 well no argument there and i knew that um the afd was definitely um being influenced by hostile foreign

01:35:05.760 nations so um are they doing what there's something like they're doing in canada where they're really

01:35:11.880 forcing the hand of an economic collapse um we have judo and his minions spending billions before they

01:35:20.920 leave they're just like writing checks writing checks writing checks yeah it's a crime syndicate we we

01:35:27.340 have got it all of our heads of state in all of our so-called western countries are absolute arch criminals

01:35:36.580 okay it's a crime syndicate uh they it never should have been we never should have allowed it to go this

01:35:45.320 far but it is what it is um it and now we're waking up and uh like i said before all everything that they

01:35:55.520 that they are now doing is basically setting the level of their punishment afterwards they are that's why some

01:36:04.420 of the peoples who like ex-jews who are working on our side they understood that and and and yeah

01:36:11.740 there they will be dealt with would i say we will do whatever it whatever needs to be done will be

01:36:20.360 done okay and no no crying and and begging is going to help if they continue down the trajectory that

01:36:26.200 they're on now with every single day it's it's they are signing their own death warrant with every move

01:36:34.080 they still make in that direction shall we try with not a piano key right now we can try piano key you want

01:36:42.220 to try your microphone there sorry about that i had uh lost you on my tap

01:36:50.300 uh uh your story about uh traveling across the uh you know in the sailboat yeah uh reminded me

01:37:02.080 reminded me of the uh poem by robert louis stevenson christmas at sea and one of the lines is it's one

01:37:10.020 way or the other mr uh mr jackson he replied you know i think that's where we are at right now but the

01:37:20.400 reason i uh want to chime in is uh i was in the navy in 1969 in 1971 we were up in the uh bering sea

01:37:31.940 and the soviet navy came over the horizon we're on exercise up there in the anti-submarine warfare

01:37:39.320 exercise and we followed them all the way down to honolulu that was during the uh nixon

01:37:47.780 rejnev detente and what followed that was nixon was defenestrated he was kicked out the heritage

01:37:58.100 foundation came into being up in alberta or in canada the fraser institute and the calgary school

01:38:05.380 and the chicago school neoliberalism writ large a decade later nixon came in 1980

01:38:15.380 and that was it it was downhill all the way from there

01:38:18.420 i think the soviet union remained behind the iron curtain for almost 40 years so they could build

01:38:30.260 israel and globalize uh the pacific yeah and i think we have to go back to the 1980s because that's

01:38:40.500 where it all started and if you look at for instance uh jim keekstra uh jim keekstra

01:38:51.780 the show of documentary on pbs i think it was eight hours i watched the whole damn thing

01:38:58.180 and then the invasion of lebanon in 1982 1980 with the uh nick ronald reagan and uh what was the uh

01:39:15.060 volker paul volker the federal chairman they they literally locked the whole uh global

01:39:24.340 financial community up in this into this neoliberal process and a year later israel invaded lebanon

01:39:35.540 so like jim keekstra who you know who is uh

01:39:43.140 the mayor of eckville and the are you familiar with uh jim keekstra yeah i know the name

01:39:48.740 i yeah i'm so glad i'll just chime in here yes i'm so glad you brought up jim keekstra's name and i

01:39:56.180 will let you continue on that but yes a school teacher as well as the mayor of eckville alberta

01:40:03.300 and he went through trials and tribulations just because he was teaching his social studies classroom

01:40:11.060 in high school that there is more than one side to a story here and so he was getting them to research

01:40:19.460 world war ii history i think that's how that went that he was actually leaving it to them to do the

01:40:26.660 research themselves but letting them know that you know there are some problems with this story here

01:40:33.220 and so he was very vilified in in the mainstream media and at that time i was still asleep at the

01:40:40.660 wheel so i just you know kind of heard this as background noise oh this this you know a bad

01:40:45.860 school teacher in eckville alberta because i didn't know better at that time but yeah it was doug christie

01:40:52.900 the very very wonderful great lawyer barrister doug douglas christie who defended him and then he

01:41:02.420 went on to defend ernst zundel who we talked about earlier but i'll let it back to you not a piano

01:41:09.060 key sorry to speak so long there but oh no jim keekstra a very important person

01:41:16.580 uh thanks for the uh yeah filling in the background because i would have had difficulty with it

01:41:22.020 but at any rate uh eckville is a small well it's a village a very small town i think there was about six

01:41:30.500 or 700 people there and if you if and and he was destroyed because they needed to change the lead

01:41:43.620 in the newspapers because people were very angry at israel at that time for the mayhem that was going

01:41:50.260 on in in uh lebanon so they changed the story and they attacked this poor man in eckville and like you

01:41:58.580 say christie a very brave man and more people should have listened to him back then but we were locked

01:42:07.940 in so firmly in that neoconservative liberal order that was developed in 1980 and i think that was a

01:42:16.740 major turning point that has taken us you can almost you can almost drive or draw a straight line from 1980

01:42:25.940 to where we are today and like you say 2001 and and 2008 with the subprime crisis that was all that's

01:42:36.100 all manufactured they were going to break the west they were going to destroy the west and they've been

01:42:42.660 working at it for my lifetime and i've been here on this earth for 73 years and i'm bloody angry

01:42:49.620 now you take you take my generation at 73 or a man of you know that was born at like there's eight kids in my family

01:43:00.980 my my siblings have no idea of the the world that i lived in in the 50s they just by the 60s it was all gone

01:43:12.420 but when i'm talking to my nieces and nephews now my great nieces and my net well my nieces and nephews

01:43:20.740 they're in the 40s um they're actually or even my great nieces and nephews they're actually open to

01:43:31.940 this conversation it's the gen xers that aren't so or and the late stage boomers so

01:43:41.700 yeah i think a younger generation is quite nervous and quite frightened by everything that's going on

01:43:50.100 nowadays but like you say we are where we are and it's one way or the other that's but anyway thanks

01:43:57.620 for letting me speak yeah thanks for what everything you summarized there uh i think when people overcome

01:44:07.220 their fear and and can can can put the pieces together understand how these pieces all fit

01:44:13.060 together then they will know what to do and their life will become uh it'll become meaningful because

01:44:20.580 it'll be something uh like little children can play in the sandbox little children when they play in the

01:44:27.700 sandbox outside and they see the house is on fire they just glance at it and say oh daddy will fix it

01:44:33.540 it but now you see uh daddy's not going to fix anything we have to fix it every single person

01:44:39.380 who understands what's going on has to understand that no one's going to come and help us we have to

01:44:46.420 fix this ourselves and it's just a matter of pain uh and uh and and fear i suppose that you know that

01:44:53.940 there will come a point where every last person will want to always have known what the problem was

01:45:00.420 and will want to do something about it or commit suicide i mean we can expect millions and millions

01:45:05.620 of suicides but but yeah that's uh i'll jump in here with uh in response to what you said about your

01:45:14.180 younger nieces and nephews or the great nieces and nephews and that you are finding that they are

01:45:20.820 actually more open to hearing you know about what's going on and perhaps grasping it a little bit better than

01:45:30.500 you know the late stage boomers and and whatnot and that would be my generation i'm a late stage

01:45:35.460 boomer i guess you could say but so i feel lucky i'm very grateful that i did wake up but anyway

01:45:42.100 the younger people they are actually there's a lot of hope there that for they are grasping it and they

01:45:48.900 when they do they sure do get it really fast like they put it all together and connect all the dots

01:45:56.100 really fast and one of the really wonderful effects and alfred you've talked about this and and

01:46:03.060 recently i had a wonderful discussion with johannes appenbach from south africa about it

01:46:09.860 because he said that in his movement they have very strict rules about personal conduct and a clean

01:46:17.860 lifestyle and then i remembered alfred what you had told me about some of the young people you have met who

01:46:23.620 who formerly were into all kinds of vices and were leading a very self-destructive lifestyle until

01:46:33.140 they woke up to what was going on and suddenly they had a purpose in life and they cleaned up

01:46:42.740 they their lifestyle they got rid of their vices they stopped drinking drugs whatever they were doing

01:46:49.460 because they now have purpose in life and i told that to johannes afterwards he said gee i wish i'd

01:46:56.180 thought of saying that during the live interview that we had but he and then he just responded with this

01:47:02.420 we have a natural uh magnetism or a desire and or a affinity to what is pure and beautiful that has been

01:47:14.820 damaged through jewish you know everything the ugliness they do make everything ugly because

01:47:21.700 they cannot stand beauty themselves they are not creative they are destructive and along with that

01:47:28.100 goes a hatred for anything beautiful even nature the jews don't like nature they destroy it they don't

01:47:35.540 appreciate the beauty of a butterfly they don't appreciate those things they are destroyers and so

01:47:42.740 when we do grasp what is going on we have a natural desire and affinity for that which is beautiful

01:47:49.780 and pure and along with that goes a good lifestyle like cleaning up the lifestyle so i do have a lot of

01:47:56.420 hope that um especially for young people and you know not a piano key or what you were saying about the

01:48:04.740 the younger people that they are grasping it faster and and just you know and alfred what you've said about

01:48:10.900 gee then people get purpose in life and they want of their own accord to clean up their lifestyle

01:48:18.340 one more thing want to get young people cannot be suffering from 50 years of indoctrination because they are

01:48:25.460 not that old you see uh the young people they get intense vile indoctrination with this gender stuff

01:48:32.820 and all kinds of stuff but they they they because look at look at us we were we were when we were young

01:48:40.180 we were still much healthier in mind and spirit and body and everything but then we were uh in this

01:48:47.540 induced indoctrination took its toll uh and we never thought that we never could have imagined such

01:48:55.540 vileness could be out there doing that to us um and that that's where we find ourselves now but young

01:49:01.460 people now they they can when they're confronted with the truth they just sort of brush off the last

01:49:06.260 couple of years of indoctrination and and they're back to the roots kind of thing yeah yeah you're

01:49:12.820 right so that that's our hope that the young people uh they'll be in fit in fighting form uh

01:49:20.820 fast enough to deal with what's coming down yeah we can only hope we feel quite optimistic about the

01:49:27.540 state of the youth um because you know they're coming up with some great ideas and they have all the energy

01:49:33.940 um and i do think that covid did a number right where they overplayed their hands and um they

01:49:42.820 uncovered that lie and then they start going back and uncovering lies and you know now they're they're

01:49:49.300 up to their eyeballs and lies so they're they're a lot more difficult to bamboozle um one like uh one last

01:49:57.620 piece before uh before we go because i've had you for two hours i guess i wanted to talk to you about your

01:50:03.620 optimism both monica and alfred have been to prison for their you know political beliefs and yet you're

01:50:12.100 both happy warriors where does that come from well i think it's seeing this as it's really if you let's

01:50:20.820 say you were an astronaut and then you uh you would have no right to complain about the the tight confines

01:50:27.300 of your capsule that you're confined to uh you're on your mission to the planet of the orcs that's part

01:50:33.140 of the job uh i know monica she never complained about being in prison in fact she wouldn't want to

01:50:39.860 miss that experience now and the same goes for me even when it was uh when when sure it was grew

01:50:48.340 gruesome or or it was an ordeal kind of thing but the um the the you get the lows and you get the highs

01:50:56.260 and like i said before i told you before in that story with the subtle signals that put me in a

01:51:01.620 state of elation uh that could only have happened in that prison under those circumstances i would

01:51:07.220 never have experienced that in the normal life outside of the prison walls and there's a lot of

01:51:12.980 things like that that you can only experience in the confines of a prison i'm sure that leslie

01:51:18.100 bory although he's had some more even most far more grueling things happen to him but i know even he

01:51:24.260 will come out and i i'd love to talk to him i haven't talked to him yet since he's uh since

01:51:29.540 he's out of prison but i'm sure that he will also look back at that and say that's probably the most

01:51:33.940 valuable experience in his life you know yeah it's like alexander yeah you know oh go ahead yeah

01:51:42.180 alexander solstin also wrote he says thank you gulag for having been in my life then he says i can hear

01:51:47.860 the voices from down under saying yeah well you're you're easy to talk because you're you're alive then he

01:51:53.620 he says but i repeat again um thank the gulag that i was that was part of my life because that is

01:52:01.780 where i grew my soul my spirit oh that's nice to that effect those words yeah yeah that's really nice

01:52:10.260 um just because you brought up leslie bory i do believe it's tomorrow that he goes for his uh

01:52:16.340 sentencing hearing so he's gonna find out it's either tomorrow or the next day that the judge will

01:52:24.340 you know tell him if he's going back to jail or not because he did get released in january at the end of

01:52:31.060 his trial there and um but he still has this sentencing hearing i mean i'm not laughing at i i just think it's

01:52:40.740 just incredible it's it's a laugh about you know this the what is going on with with this system but

01:52:47.940 yeah i was going to say something else now i lost that that train of thought about being a happy

01:52:52.340 warrior monica oh yeah thank you thank you thank you base maidens um definitely actually um i wrote

01:53:00.980 this in letters uh several times that i felt a thousand times more free than the jail boss while

01:53:09.460 i was in there i mean i'm not gonna just say it was easy you know from day one no no no no i mean it was

01:53:16.100 pretty big shock but once i got kind of through the initial part and i i kind of just resigned to

01:53:25.140 knowing that okay they've got the keys i i can't do anything about that right now but then they don't

01:53:32.100 they only had the keys to my physical presence they didn't have anything else on me they didn't

01:53:37.940 have my heart my mind my soul nothing right so i felt very very free and it's just that is a a good

01:53:45.700 state to be in and i'm sure i know that alfred got into that state as well where okay yeah they've

01:53:54.100 they've got the keys to your physical you know where you are right now but they don't have anything

01:53:59.860 else and i it was an incredible experience i'm telling you it was in so many different ways what

01:54:06.260 an incredible experience i would not trade that experience away for anything you know it's not like

01:54:13.940 i went and knocked on the door and said hi do you have a spare room no i mean you know i have a sister

01:54:19.700 who wrote me a letter full of anger after i was there for three months already and she was angry

01:54:24.820 that i inconvenienced her life because she had some extra things that she had to take care of

01:54:30.100 on the home front here and and it was just bizarre it's like she almost like she felt like i went

01:54:37.060 and knocked on their door and said hey i'd like a room here please lock me up and instead of

01:54:42.580 getting mad at me for going to jail why why would she not get mad at the system that jails people for their

01:54:49.140 thoughts and words anyway sorry sister for having outed you here but i won't say your name but

01:54:55.220 anyway it's too bad that that happened you know it was the most upsetting letter i got was the letter

01:55:00.660 from my own sister you know all the other letters were really nice you know one of the one of the

01:55:06.500 lessons that uh the the 1984 story you know with george orwell teaches us is that if we think we can

01:55:14.100 just sort of hide duck and cover kind of thing and not get involved eventually it catches up to us

01:55:20.660 okay because that this is when killing the best of the goya means all those people who have figured

01:55:25.300 them out has to be killed so that they can keep their keep doing their mischief and people like the

01:55:30.260 sister you just mentioned we won't mention her name uh they think that uh oh life is just so sweet and

01:55:36.500 so hunky-dory i'm not going to get involved in something so uncomfortable why should i do that life is so

01:55:41.460 great no it's going to catch up to them and they will not and and when it does they will they will

01:55:48.260 would give anything to turn back the clock and just get involved this is that that is a braveheart

01:55:56.580 that movie braveheart that's done so well there there's a scene in that movie where it says you

01:56:00.660 know that where they all want to run off hope instead of fighting and he says you know there will

01:56:04.980 come the time when you're living lying on your deathbed and you would give anything anything at

01:56:11.300 all to just try come back to this moment today to engage the enemy to stand with us and fight and

01:56:19.700 everybody will be experiencing that if they haven't already come over to our side it you know there's no

01:56:26.100 escaping that so important what you say and and to your question also based maidens is um when you

01:56:35.460 know that you have truth on your side it fills you with joy with confidence it it it enables you to

01:56:46.420 shed your fear and i mean if they've already thrown us into prison what else can they do i mean i was just

01:56:52.740 grateful that we're living in a time when they're not going to execute me tomorrow for this and and i

01:56:58.020 knew that i knew i wasn't going to get executed so okay they've got me in prison so that's it okay

01:57:03.220 whatever i know i have truth on my side it fills you with joy just that it it's i can't describe it

01:57:10.660 any other way i guess that old saying the truth will set you free is really true it really is that that

01:57:18.820 that was my experience and and so and then when we're going through the trial too every single

01:57:23.620 trial day they prove to us that we like they are the criminals just by the things they were doing

01:57:30.020 that's a whole nother story for another another time that will because i know we're kind of at the

01:57:35.220 end of our our time here but the truth will set you free during our big trial there the inquisition i

01:57:42.980 remember you had actually said that to the judge there well it's good to be here today and not just

01:57:49.060 a few uh you know since uh some time back because then you would not be talking to us here you would

01:57:56.820 be burning us at the stake remember you said that monica in court yeah and it's true like we now we

01:58:03.460 still can engage the system without being you know like like brutally tortured to death but they will

01:58:10.900 do that if they get away with it that's why it is absolute a vital importance that everybody

01:58:18.020 understands what uh defining moment in human history we are at right now today

01:58:28.580 thanks alfred basically brought up oh yeah well we yeah i grabbed quote minor he came up

01:58:35.380 um we're just uh running towards the end dear but if you have uh something you'd like to share a

01:58:40.500 question you'd like to ask you're more than welcome yes hi hi monica hi alfred i really

01:58:47.780 appreciated your your first video with the violin back then monica it was a breath of fresh air

01:58:55.620 and i have a question and i have a feeling that the years of the ai censorship has cut off a lot of the

01:59:08.420 the old older revisionists the like sylvia stolz or vincent renoir or any of those people they

01:59:19.780 they are hard to find and i was just wondering if you were in contact with them and yes for instance

01:59:27.700 what is sylvia stolz doing these days would she maybe is she still active or it's a different

01:59:35.140 um it has um um we lost a few of the people that were very active say 10 years ago with all this ai

01:59:45.620 censorship um i don't i'll just speak first but i'm i'm sure alfred can can uh add to whatever i say

01:59:54.420 but i never really was in touch very much with sylvia stolz alfred was but i i know that he's not anymore

02:00:01.060 i i'm not sure how much we should say about that maybe it's counterproductive to get into detail

02:00:07.540 about that but we're not really in touch with her and and then the other person you're saying

02:00:12.740 vincent renoir renoir he's in france i'm not sure what he's up to i'm not really in touch with him

02:00:17.860 either i was in touch with him corresponding with him while he was in the in the jail in scotland

02:00:24.260 but we're not in touch now okay i'll okay yeah i'll turn off my mic i'll say a few words actually

02:00:29.620 uh i coincidentally i actually met with sylvia so it's just a couple of days ago in in munich after

02:00:35.380 not having seen her for several number of weeks but uh yeah no no there's some contact uh between between

02:00:42.500 us but uh she's doing a different uh a different sort of a struggle right now where she's uh

02:00:48.020 uh where she's writing a lot a lot of uh long letters and so forth with the powers that should

02:00:55.540 not be uh and and the illegitimacy of of what they're doing and so forth but she's not that much

02:01:00.900 in the in the open um so that's why you don't see her and a lot of good fighters they're they're

02:01:07.060 they're not gone they're just working uh out of sight you could say like they're not uh visible um

02:01:12.500 um well because of everything is being censored and and and but but there's a lot of people out

02:01:17.940 there there's they're still fighting they're still fighting yes it's just um even great heroes

02:01:25.140 like jürgen kraft uh carlo matogno i've just noticed how viral for instance and simple videos are going

02:01:35.780 here on twitter and people really love to appreciate the the heroes of the older times

02:01:45.540 and um i just thought it would be yeah when you when you when you thanks for bringing it up because

02:01:51.060 it i'm amazed how so many of the very important speeches and presentations that i had no idea were

02:01:58.660 out there are now coming to the surface which shows that these are all symptoms of this uh biological

02:02:05.380 response that's happening for example there's an excellent video of david irving that he gave

02:02:10.180 in 1988 where he's talking about about his about uh what happened in 1944 yeah he had gone in the war

02:02:20.020 of psychological department of psychological warfare in in the uk there and he had found documents where in

02:02:26.180 1944 uh they had said they had written like handwritten notes in the in the documents there where we should

02:02:33.700 drop the gas chamber lie because this is obviously going to be exposed as a lie uh and we've gotten

02:02:41.300 so far we've come so far with this propaganda then he says this is 1988 that was 44 years ago uh 1944

02:02:49.060 you know this that they said they should drop it because it's it's going to be exposed and and think of it

02:02:54.580 that where he's presenting that david irving was a much younger man of course and that video where he's

02:02:59.300 presenting that and now it's 2025 and look at what this look at what this uh lie this pathetic pathetic

02:03:08.740 propaganda lie had evolved to become the monster of all monsters they really honestly thought that

02:03:15.780 they could get the entire planet earth the basis of everything we believe is the holocaust i always call

02:03:22.180 it the new center of the universe and it will not remain the center of the universe for long back then

02:03:28.420 when the people debated whether the earth was the center or not they would be tortured to death and

02:03:33.700 so forth in fact my parole officers and so forth i talked to them that way i say even the high priests

02:03:39.140 who defined the earth as being the center of the universe and tortured people for not repeating that

02:03:44.260 lie even they have learned not the earth is the center of the universe but your holocaust is you know

02:03:50.260 and so they don't know what to say that because i'm actually upgrading the holocaust with that

02:03:53.460 and this is you know yeah i completely agree i believe even gamma rudolf once said that

02:04:01.780 holocaust revisionist would be like a what do you call it copernicean uh where you sort of instead of

02:04:09.860 the the earth the sun revolving around the earth the earth is revolving around the sun but i think it was

02:04:15.940 or i can't pronounce the name but yeah i know yeah exactly but i also said that by young people

02:04:22.740 just to know that the arguments were made and and the reasoning presented

02:04:30.260 for instance with robert forison 50 years ago it gives them a very it gives them confidence

02:04:36.900 that they know that it was simply a manufactured consensus that kept them in the dark and i think

02:04:44.020 that's very powerful i often sense that when i see an simple video so you know and another very

02:04:52.340 important factor is i know that that that was the factor that that kept me from doing more than i did

02:04:57.140 is i just did not believe uh i could not imagine where the agenda was taking us and i thought if they

02:05:04.260 want to talk about some some silly holocaust uh a bunch of bullshit i say who cares but we did not see the

02:05:10.260 gravity of the agenda where it was taking us uh and but now the people the young people now they see

02:05:17.220 what's happening those who believed in the holocaust also believed in corona and went to get vaccinated

02:05:23.060 and many of those are now dead or will be dying shortly i mean see that the nature of this whole

02:05:28.340 thing is now a very different one than it was going back 30 or 40 or 50 years absolutely so true

02:05:36.100 absolutely and uh the the destruction it has been ramping up or in the last 20 years uh i remember

02:05:42.980 then the 90s or the 80s and and and i would say yes life was pretty sweet uh but now we see the

02:05:51.700 consequences of this gigantic lie and that of course moves uh people to reconsider and maybe be more

02:06:00.420 interested in pursuing it uh absolutely but i just wanted to jump on and and congratulate the two of

02:06:07.460 you it was very important and to have um people with the courage like you had to come forth and then

02:06:15.780 state the obvious well thank you thank you for that i'll just say that about because you mentioned

02:06:24.020 jürgen graf i'm not sure if you're aware but he did uh leave us he passed away and i believe it was in

02:06:31.700 january so not long ago um yeah i'm very sad to hear he was a he was a hero of mine and yes but you

02:06:41.700 know i guess what we could say about those who have left us the giants that have gone before us they

02:06:47.780 never really leave because their their contribution is enormous and their spirit lives on and we still

02:06:56.660 you know that that multiplies so we still have their work available and yeah and we can talk about

02:07:04.820 them and share their work with others and so they live on they really do know jürgen graf actually i'm

02:07:11.140 very honored to say that the last major thing that he did undertaking like a work project was to translate

02:07:19.220 my book into german so not only was he fantastic at you know being um a holocaust uh truth teller

02:07:29.380 and you know that he wrote some books himself but he was a translator and a very very

02:07:34.820 gifted translator and he knew something like i don't know there's different estimates of how many

02:07:40.020 languages he would he knew it was at least a dozen if not 15 languages that he was not just

02:07:46.900 get by in these languages but very good at these languages like he was a genius i would say yes

02:07:54.260 and so yeah so and also he had this uh this wonderful

02:08:01.220 like focus on he he was an accuser of the jews not just um revisionist and i think that spirit

02:08:09.220 needs to come back he in his prefaces he would uh go and um and bat for the gentiles you could say not

02:08:19.380 just this meticulous um documentary evidence and so on he would also find the i remember he translated the

02:08:32.100 the controversy of scion and he uh in in the preface to that issue he he really went

02:08:41.860 and accused the enemy of their wrongdoing instead of correcting the record so and i i i really looked

02:08:49.780 up to him and his approach as as with provisone wonderful yes both of them were were absolutely

02:08:57.540 meticulous with detail so that is absolutely correct that they were uh exactitude with exactitude you know

02:09:06.420 but yes jürgen graf had a style of speaking and writing that was absolutely wonderful i mean

02:09:14.180 you would want to read his work just because of how he expressed himself it's really

02:09:19.780 very nice yeah he was a genius yeah what language did he uh translate the controversy of zion to

02:09:25.700 because that was a that's a huge work to translate that is like i couldn't do it in a lifetime i don't

02:09:31.620 think that was a that was a master of a monumental work uh i believe he translated it into german it

02:09:37.700 it was actually a danish lawyer he loved the book and the controversy of science so he hired jürgen

02:09:46.020 graf to do the translation and the longer preface to it as well because that's a i mean that that

02:09:53.140 that shows you the the uh the the professional genius level that jürgen graf was at i mean to translate

02:10:00.260 a book like that is not like translating you know a little novel or something that's a

02:10:04.500 douglas reed and douglas reed's book uh the controversy of zion so many people that were

02:10:10.180 waking up in in the same time i was had gone through the douglas reed book and that and i did

02:10:15.460 too you know when i when i found that i i it fascinated me yeah

02:10:21.060 very good that's that was a great conversation actually very interesting

02:10:27.700 what do you think based are we

02:10:28.900 yeah i think we've been on on enough for two hours or so maybe we should slowly uh

02:10:36.900 yeah we did good we did well and we did it all with the time change too which wasn't so bad

02:10:43.300 yeah we weren't sure you know yeah yeah it makes everything worse um but yeah thank you monica thank

02:10:49.380 you alfred for your time thank you for your service and your and your positivity uh considering how much you

02:10:57.860 both have been through i know that you've leaned on each other a lot but um it's been such a joy to

02:11:04.340 get to know your sister alfred she's so awesome and we spend many an hour on the phone together so

02:11:11.860 i really appreciate your time and that i know that you're continuing to fight and you're can like you're

02:11:19.140 not backing down anytime soon so we appreciate your resilience and um

02:11:27.620 and your you know for formidable strength to keep going you know i always i always dream of the

02:11:34.340 formidable strength of our race when we have all figured it out then it will be like uh like monica

02:11:40.900 and me as just two people can you imagine millions and millions uh you know of of of us all marching

02:11:48.260 uh with one's one beat with one you know one the same direction you know i mean nobody nobody will

02:11:55.860 want to stand in our way yeah the force multiplier is enormous when we understand and know that we're

02:12:04.500 working together and we have each other's back the force multiplier is enormous and alfred and i know that

02:12:11.780 from first-hand experience like he said near the beginning it's more like 10 times 10 rather than

02:12:16.820 one plus one right so it is it is really a fantastic thing and based i'm just thrilled to

02:12:24.180 have gotten to know you it's wonderful thank you for all the work that you do and your co-host there

02:12:31.780 thank you for hosting this space and organizing it it's been wonderful yes very very great lady so

02:12:37.860 we only got attacked once by the jews so that was pretty good all in all it worked out well yeah

02:12:44.820 yeah oh we gotta work harder that one's a good start but let's all of a sudden my screen went white

02:12:52.420 and i was like what is going on i'm like oh wow we are down man we are down anyways thanks to the

02:13:00.820 listeners thanks to our friends and the listeners um quote minor and not a piano key thank you for

02:13:07.140 coming up and enriching the conversation and i think posty and i are going to be speaking speaking of

02:13:13.460 political prisoners yes we're going to be speaking with sam milia's wife uh laura towler next week

02:13:20.100 and sam milia did uh 18 months in prison for stickers yes stickers in the uk it's okay to be white

02:13:28.100 stickers um he's part of patriotic alternative and he is still not allowed to speak um publicly but his

02:13:37.060 wife is so uh laura will be joining us next thursday i will post that space give me a follow and uh and

02:13:46.660 track that so it seems to be um political prisoner hour for people having the audacity to say it's okay to

02:13:54.820 be white and perhaps they're lying so thanks alfred thank you yeah thanks everybody have a good night

02:14:04.820 okay thank you good night good night thank you bye-bye

postyX - March 11, 2025

Double Trouble： Monika and Alfred Schaefer-Political Prisoners

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