00:00:00.000Moving up and down again. There's no discharge in the war. Don't, don't, don't, don't look at what's in front of you. Boost, boost, boost, boost. Moving up and down again.
00:00:15.740Men, men, men, men, men go mad with watching them. There's no discharge in the war.
00:00:23.740Hits, doors, eyes, drops, they will get the top of you.
00:00:29.740Boots, boots, boots, boots, moving up and down again. There's no discharge in the war.
00:21:59.140I'm going to, I sped it up a bit because he talks a little bit slow, but let me put it
00:22:03.260back to normal speed and see how it goes.
00:22:06.340I think it's just because my brain, my ADHD brain kind of runs at high speed.
00:22:10.160So I probably thought it was too slow, but it might not be for you guys.1.00
00:22:13.380The economics on what the Germans did.
00:22:15.600And then there is a paper also done by Mark Webber, which is very good. But the question remains, what exactly, what exactly is the economic system of Adolf Hitler? What exactly was it in theory and what exactly was it in practice?
00:22:35.400And there are many people who walk around and say, oh well, the difference between Hitler's economics and the current system of the Jews is that the Jews charge interest.
00:22:49.600And indeed, the idea of 0% interest, or low interest rates, or even the entire forgiveness of loans, all of those things are part of the economics that the Germans either planned or did do, and we will revisit all these things.
00:23:09.920but in my reading of biographies, you may be surprised at some of the things that Adolf Hitler
00:23:17.320actually said. Because one of the things that I like to do is I like to go back to the German
00:23:24.100sources to see what the Germans said among themselves. What did they say? What did Hitler say?
00:23:31.160And then you may find that Hitler was actually much more open-minded than you might realize.0.57
00:23:37.500And, of course, the big thing that everybody's interested in, the question that all of us want answers to, is what exactly did Adolf Hitler do that caused him to have such a successful economy?0.60
00:23:52.180At its peak, the Third Reich's economy was as big as that of the United States of America.0.55
00:47:16.340He didn't even want to destroy it at all.0.96
00:47:19.600But the British saw the real dangers of the Germans.0.64
00:47:24.740The real issue of the Germans is not that they were dangerous in any way. It was that they were going to be successful. And they were going to be successful politically, but above all, economically.0.82
00:47:42.660There were many things the Germans did that were completely unique.
00:47:48.740And we're going to take a look at some of these things just to give you an idea of what was going on.
00:48:02.360He was a major thinker in the Nazi Party, or the NSDAP, which is its real name, and he says,
00:48:15.180If the machinery for distribution in the present economic system of the world is incapable of properly distributing the productive wealth of nations, then that system is false and must be altered.
00:48:32.360these German thinkers were incredible and they came up with really revolutionary
00:48:38.300ideas there were lots of things in capitalism that they just dumped they
00:48:44.180just threw it on the trash heap and replaced it with something and therein
00:48:49.600lies the real key to why these people had to be destroyed because they weren't0.98
00:48:56.840going to be controlled by Jews and the rich they weren't going to pander to the0.98
00:49:01.640super rich and lick their boots they basically said listen this stuff here is a scam that's a0.99
00:49:08.660lot of rubbish over there let's get rid of this let's dump that etc therein lies the reality of0.95
00:49:15.800what they were doing and that is uh no you know what waythorn i'm not i got the idea just because
00:49:22.940i think it came up in my feed again something about the nsdap economic plan so i just got that
00:49:28.560idea but it's kind of interesting that uh i didn't even know that those two things happened
00:49:33.200today i've been kind of busy um and as far as in it for love as far as americans being fearful yeah
00:49:39.080this is the same reason why they made canada kibosh the avro arrow project because they didn't
00:49:45.440want canada to be more innovative or successful than them in that especially in that area so yeah
00:49:51.960Of course, they would have done that.0.80
00:49:54.620Why these people had to be killed, really.0.85
00:49:57.900That's why Germany had to be flattened to the ground,0.89
00:50:01.140was that it had a system that was going to be the best in the world.
00:50:06.940Now, let's take a bit of a look at the German economy.
01:15:25.800You got promoted according to your ability.
01:15:28.920If you could do better at something else, they'd move you somewhere else.
01:15:32.660They made the best use of their people.
01:15:34.920it wasn't and really when you think about this from a human perspective this i think would be
01:15:41.420the best outcome for people too right because yes you know people may say okay well i want to be a
01:15:46.780singer i want to be whatever but the fact of the matter is that you know you there's only a very
01:15:53.900small percentage of people that make it and in current society you have to kind of you know have
01:15:58.540backroom deals and stuff like that but anything right like some people want to be a police officer
01:16:04.500and they maybe they have a small physical thing that prevents them from that everybody needs to
01:16:09.300be able to be in a position where that's where like I think they fit well that they're not going
01:16:13.940to be overly struggling and it's not going to be detrimental to that workplace or whatever
01:16:19.140position that they're in I've always been a firm believer of everybody you know has a role in
01:16:25.800everything and I think that where people get you know pissed off about that is that a lot well
01:16:34.180many many people have Dunning-Kruger where they think that you know they're smarter than they
01:16:38.660really are or that they're able to lead and you know that's where they get the you know they get
01:16:44.060frustrated or they get pissed off about it but a society that runs on a meritocracy where everybody
01:16:49.060has a role I believe will be more satisfactory to the people working in that in that nation
01:16:55.980because you don't want to be in a job that you're not capable of doing and knowing that you're not
01:17:02.600you know being able to or you're not able to do it as well as the next guy and stuff like that and
01:17:06.900you always will feel that kind of like was I hired like I imagine this is how DEI people feel
01:17:11.680like you know you're always questioning like was I hired because of my skin color because I'm a
01:17:16.180woman or was I hired because I'm smart enough to be here when you have a meritocracy it doesn't
01:17:20.960matter like it's people that are qualified to be there and if you're not qualified to be there0.93
01:17:25.560they'll find somewhere where you are and you just accept it meritocracy there was chance for upward
01:17:31.380mobility etc etc all of that was there so it's not a rigid system and those guys that you saw
01:17:38.840with the shovels the reich labor service the reich labor service wasn't a bunch of white guys who
01:17:45.540spent the rest of their lives just working with picks and shovels the reich labor service and
01:17:50.780there's a reason why boss makes more right pac-man a i mean in in more in general generally right i
01:17:57.480know there's definitely situations now where it's corrupt but in a normal functioning society the
01:18:02.220boss makes more money because they wield more responsibility and I've been in positions where
01:18:07.000I've managed many people and either there's a reason why I left because it is it's hard if
01:18:13.620you're a good boss and a good manager you bear the burden or you hold wear it wear it on your
01:18:18.700shoulders you take responsibility for everything you have to be you know the one that's always
01:18:23.380there you have to know all the answers so like I said not everybody's cut out for it and you know
01:18:28.540but because of the current society we live in where it's not a meritocracy it's DEI you have
01:18:34.140a ton of people who may have got a management position through these mechanisms DEI and stuff
01:18:40.100like that and so therefore they believe that they're actually qualified and capable of doing
01:18:44.500it and they're not so that's why I believe we need to go back to a meritocracy I said something I
01:18:51.060I think I was talking to one of my sons, and I was saying that what they need to do in universities, because this whole, and I know they're cracking down on it in the US anyways, with the DEI stuff, but it should be a matter of you, you're, the university gets your application, and it's literally just a number, like you have a student number, and all your scores and your whatever, you know, you have to write to university about like, you know, your essay, and that's it.
01:19:17.560but there should be no uh indication of your skin color your race or your gender and just
01:19:24.360let people let them calculate admissions or let them accept people based on their test scores and
01:19:30.100all the other um measurements that they would use instead of just being like oh well this person
01:19:34.800comes from a thing we need to have so many black people no no literally it's scores and uh the
01:19:41.000measurements that we whatever we use to measure admission that's it nothing else it doesn't matter
01:19:45.000I don't care if you're a man or a woman.0.60
01:22:50.920All of the infrastructure that exists,
01:22:53.040the highways, the railways, et cetera,
01:22:55.400these things were built in the time of Hendrik Favurth,
01:22:58.840in the time of of the architects of apartheid and that infrastructure has served south africa for
01:23:05.800decades now if you're going to run a country properly you need infrastructure and you need
01:23:11.560to expand that infrastructure and you need to change it and modernize it and businesses
01:23:17.960are dependent on that infrastructure so there's always a need to create infrastructure and to
01:23:24.440improve on the infrastructure so those are the things you need to think about and that is what
01:23:31.540the labor service and the government was trying to do the government was setting the scene we need
01:23:36.680this we need roads we need that we need other things so we can move forward hitler not only
01:23:44.060had the most family-friendly economy hitler also had probably the most pro small business economy0.72
01:23:52.720that you can get and Hitler actually there were lots of Jews in the country and the Jews0.51
01:24:01.580like everywhere like in South Africa like in America like in Britain like in Europe the Jews0.52
01:24:09.360controlled most of the industries and they controlled most of the big businesses so0.90
01:24:16.000So Hitler saw that there were these chain stores that were owned by Jews, and these things that the common man, the common husband or wife, running their own little shop cannot compete against big corporate structures.0.90
01:24:33.080So, what Hitler did was he actually banned chain stores.0.79
01:24:41.040He totally banned them and that allowed small businesses to survive and carry on.
01:24:48.220And Hitler also said that it is out of these small businesses that innovation will come.
01:32:31.640You know, Hitler made sure that people could have an income
01:32:34.880and he adjusted things accordingly so that they could earn money out of their produce.0.85
01:32:41.540And if it wasn't financially successful, the government would make it financially successful for them
01:32:50.020So that people could go about their work and do real work in the real world and it's benefiting the country. But they are looking at the big picture and they are determining what has priority and who needs to be pushed in line. And they would do it that way.
01:33:08.280It's totally the opposite of current capitalist economics where everything is just determined by the markets and by consumers, not at all.
01:33:20.820The government decides what is best for the country, and it works.0.87
01:33:25.520And this system allowed them to handle international Jewish boycotts.0.92
01:33:31.600The Jews could boycott all kinds of things from them, and they would still be able to survive.0.62
01:33:39.300And they were able to trade and do other things.
01:33:42.780The system is very strong, and it can handle all kinds of things.
01:33:47.440So when there are international boycotts, for example, like rubber, they...
01:33:53.100Here we go, end up for love. We're talking about the rubber now.
01:33:55.780They had, like, sanctions on them, and they couldn't get rubber.
01:37:40.340that was how it worked so nazism basically took capitalism and it doesn't destroy capitalism
01:37:48.820it just controls it that's all it does it doesn't destroy it it just changes the things that are0.63
01:37:56.740needed to make it function so it makes sure that things function that are needed like the country
01:38:05.940needs food germany for example had a food production problem there's 70 million germans
01:38:11.500and there's not enough land to produce all the food that the germans need so among the things
01:38:17.200that they would do is they'd have the reich labor service out there going and draining marshes
01:38:23.780creating farmland taking bad land and make see problem solvers guys problem solvers and that's
01:38:32.500what i said when i was muted they were problem solvers not problem makers problem creators right
01:38:36.800they were like well you know we're faced with this challenge do we just throw our hands and give up
01:38:41.320and decide to you know import a bunch of stuff or do we figure out how we can solve this problem
01:38:46.480ourselves making it arable so that you can put farmers on there so they'd go and they'd fix up
01:38:53.800this land and then they would actually bring farmers in and let farmers now settle there and
01:38:59.920start growing food that is how they functioned the government makes sure that there's an
01:39:05.380infrastructure let's say farmland and the and they go and they create it at government cost
01:39:11.500and when it's finished they put people there and they say right there you are you're now settled
01:39:15.900here you know here here you go this is your land you go on your farm and they settled people and
01:39:22.880off they went this is how they ran their country and it worked very well so business doesn't
01:39:30.820dictate to the government it's not the tail that's wagging the dog the government dictates to
01:39:37.260business and they then and then they make the necessary changes and that is how they manage
01:39:44.440their economy and their economy functioned so like i said as uh what it currently is now
01:39:51.940is that the big business control the government right they have the politicians in their back
01:39:56.460pocket whereas in the third reich the government controlled the businesses so you didn't have that
01:40:02.460you know corruption i guess or less of a chance of it anyway and they literally needed to have
01:40:10.260The British and American air forces come with thousands of planes to smash them into the ground because their economy was just growing and growing and growing.
01:40:20.640Their economy at one point almost matched that of the United States of America.
01:40:40.260It is a way of thinking, it is a way of life, it is a way of viewing the world, it is a way of looking after your country, it's a way of defending your country, it's a way of working, and it works along with the normal market mechanisms.
01:40:55.920Things that Hitler got rid of that were a nuisance
01:40:58.380were things like needless speculation on the stock market.
01:41:04.000Hitler regarded this as like a waste of energy and a waste of time0.87
01:41:07.240and he put rules in place so that you couldn't just go0.73
01:41:10.400and wildly speculate on the markets endlessly,
01:41:13.520driving markets up and down, making them unstable, etc.
01:41:18.040He didn't regard that as important work
01:41:20.320and so he instituted a bunch of rules to limit it
01:41:23.760and to see to it that the markets are stable, etc., and that was that.
01:41:28.780So it's different to the modern capitalist system of America, etc.,
01:41:35.100where you can have 100,000 people, probably millions even,
01:41:40.400where you can have hundreds of thousands of people, maybe even millions,
01:41:44.940all sitting and speculating on the stock market.
01:44:27.620And I'm actually glad I never had to listen to that in school either.
01:44:30.360I'm old enough to be past, I was past that stage.1.00
01:44:34.180What I had to deal with in school was really just inner city, you know, rotten, black, you know, degenerate kids, I guess you could say, gangsters.1.00
01:44:45.540My one host liked to go and have dinner at a restaurant.1.00
01:44:51.120So every evening we'd go off to dinner.
01:44:53.340and i'd watch you know here here is a white man here is a white man very true and he's
01:45:00.700he's relatively young he's fit he's healthy oh did he waythorn so why is he doing so it wasn't
01:45:06.880a larp then he really was a big titty big titty woodshop teacher shameful the job of a waiter
01:45:15.100why is he doing that work isn't there more important work for him to do and those are
01:45:22.220the kinds of questions that i ask more and more about all of us especially men how many jobs are
01:45:29.460men doing that they shouldn't be doing that should either be allocated to women or not done at all
01:45:34.920or done in a very limited way you know another example is attorneys you know how many attorneys
01:45:41.740do you need how many laws and things do you need there are some things where you need to look there
01:45:46.980you go then you just said that and you've got to say is this really good for the country if it's
01:45:51.600not good then then reduce some of the stuff and let's move on you know or or rather than having
01:45:59.980lawyers who got to go through mountains of papers maybe you need to make things simpler so it can
01:46:06.160be done faster so that either you don't need a lawyer and you can do it yourself you know those
01:46:12.720are the kinds of things even here in South Africa under apartheid they tried to think up things that
01:46:18.100were more efficient like the small claims court is an example where and even companies
01:46:26.200forming of companies wonder if he's jewish by any chance so that people could do more of that0.72
01:46:32.580and that things could move on and and that's the key here is not to be a slave to money not to be0.55
01:46:39.460a slave to consumerism not to be a slave to all kinds of weird things make sure as tom sewell says
01:46:46.780in his speech you were not born to be a slave to the jew and his puppets i don't know what his name0.85
01:46:52.980was i don't remember waythorne i just remember because flaccus and richard ratboy were calling
01:46:58.600him big titty woodshop teacher and that's where i got that's where i got the name from i don't
01:47:03.080remember what his real name was that the work that you're doing is beneficial for the country
01:47:07.560and that everybody is working on something that is useful for the country if you don't do that
01:47:12.080you're wasting your time you're wasting your skills and your talents you should be doing
01:47:16.380things that are useful and that is all that nazism was trying to do they were trying to make sure
01:47:21.580that everybody's working on something that has meaning for the country and you can see just in
01:47:26.700those first few years you can see straight away from the moment that they put those regulations
01:47:31.660in place that uh off they went and this gives men purpose too i'm not worried about markets you're
01:47:38.140not worried about other people, not even worried about sanctions. Hitler had other more advanced
01:47:43.760things. He was trying to create a trading union in the center of Europe. He was trying0.85
01:47:50.400to create an economic bloc. He also bartered goods. They did lots of things that they needed
01:47:57.400to do. They weren't like communists at all. They were just trying to fix things and make
01:48:03.080sure that things work and they use their intelligence and they try to make things move0.99
01:48:08.600as fast as possible with the least amount of effort and i think that for a whites only country0.99
01:48:13.640that is critical stuff you need that kind of stuff yeah stop being a fucking slave to the markets1.00
01:48:19.640and to fashion and all kinds of nonsense and junk making money out of rubbish oh there we go lots0.99
01:48:26.540and lots of things that are really rubbish that are rubbish occupations you're making money and0.99
01:48:32.420Wasting time and resources and electricity and so forth on junk.0.96
01:48:38.560Get rid of junk and focus on work that is real.
01:48:42.080Stuff that benefits the people, that benefits the nation.0.99
01:48:45.900And get rid of all this other garbage.
01:48:48.660And make sure that people are skilled up and they move up in life.0.67
02:00:20.300In fact, the Jews in Russia issued a statement that any man who wanted to make a woman pregnant, he could make her pregnant and she had to accept it.0.98
02:00:32.600It basically like turned a woman into like a prostitute.0.97
02:07:43.880Now they want you to be able to go to one store, get every single thing you need,
02:07:48.220and then, you know, drive less than five minutes or preferably not drive, walk0.97
02:07:51.880or take some stupid transit to your, you know, little shoebox that's five minutes away0.99
02:07:57.700within the confines of a one kilometre or one square kilometre.0.99
02:08:02.000Oh, and so many businesses, either to repair cars or just to buy and sell cars.
02:08:08.940And we used to have lots and lots of these types of businesses.
02:08:13.840And over the decades, they've been wiped out.
02:08:16.980There are very few left. And then they've got to compete against the corporates. And the corporates have got so much buying power, either so much buying.
02:08:26.200And think about the corporates, too. Not only do they have tons of buying power, but now in Canada, because they're bringing in millions of low skilled, low cost labor, slave labor, that also gives them more buying power because gives them more profit, right? Pushing the little guy out again.
02:08:43.400How it was so much finance that the common person doesn't stand a chance.
02:08:49.340Another example where I saw hundreds of businesses being wiped out was with pharmacies.
02:08:57.960Here in South Africa, we call them chemists, but it's a pharmacy.
02:09:04.520So let me tell you the story of pharmacies in South Africa
02:09:09.340and how whites owned hundreds of pharmacies in South Africa0.62
02:09:14.980and made a living out of it, and they were wiped out.
02:09:19.100They were wiped out, and two different corporations
02:09:23.500took over the entire pharmacy business in South Africa.
02:09:29.280So under the law in the time of apartheid,
02:09:32.640Only a qualified, registered pharmacist could own a retail pharmacy.0.92
02:09:39.220Then in 2003, the blacks changed the law.0.97
02:09:44.160And they changed the law allowing corporations and non-pharmacists to own pharmacies.0.94
02:13:10.620it's okay adam um but yeah nobody would ever imagine this could happen and look at it this
02:13:15.660is exactly what's fucking happening i can see there was no further jewish links but basically
02:13:22.620clicks which you can say is non-jewish and the saltzman family those two companies ended up0.91
02:13:30.860grabbing the entire pharmacy market in the coming years.0.79
02:13:36.740So how Dischem had survived was they had a pharmacy,
02:13:41.580but then they had a big store that sold other items
02:13:45.680so that they weren't dependent just on the profits from the pharmacy.
02:13:51.700So when the law changed, Dischem could continue functioning0.99
02:13:55.420as the other whites were being wiped out.0.94
02:13:58.460And then what the Jews did in 2016 is they went to the Johannesburg Stock Exchange, listed on the stock exchange, got huge amounts of money, and they could race around South Africa and aggressively open gigantic stores.0.83
02:14:16.700In total, Dischem now has about 330...0.85
02:14:22.140It's like one of those things when you start noticing, you can't stop noticing.