00:07:12.820But the most dangerous in Australia, all you had to do was write an article about some reporter and say, hey, I don't I don't know whether I can trust him or not yet.
00:07:21.400But yeah, so I've been on that list for the past three years or four years now.
00:07:25.940I don't know. So, yeah, I've been sort of in the background.
00:07:28.980I mean, I'm not as prominent as, say, Tom Sewell or Blair Cottrell or Joel Davis or Jacob Persant.
00:07:34.780um but yeah um i'm i'm i'm known i've still got a small uh um profile of uh of jabbing the bear
00:07:45.780here in australia so yeah well we love um obviously we love the like the the hierarchy of
00:07:52.960of the nsn you know joel and tom and blair even though blair technically isn't in the nsn and
00:07:58.880and jacob we've spoken with him but we also love like the other ranks you know we've spoken a lot
00:08:04.380with tim lutz and jimbo and um and what's his name mikhail um so we've we've spoken with a
00:08:12.920bunch of them as well on different podcasts and in spaces and you guys are quite um like a robin
00:08:21.120hood's army of like these you know misfit toys that have come together and you're you're you're
00:08:28.060all impressionable or impressive individuals in uh in your own way um so may i ask you like what
00:08:36.220like how did you become racialized you're you've said in your interview that you're 54 years old
00:08:42.440so i'm trusting that you've spent a part of your life um you know in the united colors of benetton
00:08:49.820you know we are the world we're all the same and then something happens and you shift or were you
00:08:56.160always like this no no i'm i was um you know i was uh a center left lefty uh for years um you know
00:09:05.300you know moderate a moderate lefty you know as far as lefties can go being moderate but um
00:09:11.120um and i'm 56 by the way now so i was doing doing the female trick of trying to pretend i'm younger
00:09:18.820we never would have told been able to tell okay fair enough yeah um so yeah uh what what started
00:09:28.520me on the journey uh was uh the global warming scam um and that's probably like the area of my
00:09:35.640my biggest area of expertise right now uh do you know a guy called joseph postma um in the united
00:09:42.260states sorry in canada so i don't ferry do you know joseph steve anyone
00:09:51.460i don't he's he he's he's a canadian physicist he lives in calgary and um and and he and i are
00:09:59.860pretty good friends and you know we were talking a bit um my wife was passing on the message to
00:10:05.220him that i had been arrested and stuff um he's been speaking out not just about global warming
00:10:10.500but about the the greenhouse effect itself which is the foundation from which um all of the the
00:10:16.500physics is um is based from and basically saying that it's it's fraudulent like it's just a complete
00:10:23.220pseudoscience crap there is no such thing as a greenhouse effect and that's you know it's not
00:10:28.820just that carbon dioxide won't cause a little bit of warming it it can't cause any it's just
00:10:34.580it violates all of the laws of thermodynamics and stuff and um i sort of came across that
00:10:41.940um that realization independently uh one day after a guy had um basically chewed me out on
00:10:50.020on facebook when i was um pushing back on you know just just giving all of the the normie
00:10:57.060responses that you've been programmed with about global warming and this guy just basically
00:11:00.980destroyed me and on this chat and i'm one of those people that i don't like to lose an argument and
00:11:06.020i'm also one of these people who knows when he has lost an argument and i've lost this argument0.77
00:11:10.660and i'm like right well if i ever meet this bastard again if i ever meet him again or anybody
00:11:15.540like him again i'm going to be ready so i went away and picked up all of these physics books0.69
00:11:19.700and started looking into it properly uh and at the end of it all i realized that oh my god this guy
00:11:25.300not only was this guy right but there is no greenhouse effect either and um and then that
00:11:31.540got me on the journey and i got speaking to all of these phd scientists uh joseph was one of them
00:11:37.140and they they taught me some more and i spent the next sort of seven years um just becoming an expert
00:11:43.620in in the physics of that and then of course it's like well who who is responsible for this scam
00:11:49.060this is the greatest scam in the history of science
00:19:17.880We're not going to be overly provocative in what we do that day, other than just to say a few soundbites so the media get outraged and we get some coverage.
00:19:29.820But otherwise, we're mainly just going to stand next to a statue and sing Waltzing Matilda for about an hour.
00:19:35.800make sure the media got our clip of us and then piss off to the beach uh that was the idea um but
00:19:42.320we literally as we were arriving they were already beginning the arrests so there were people who
00:19:48.880were arrested for loitering who didn't even make it to the to the initial uh meeting place so and
00:19:54.960then they were arrested for loitering before they even got there and then they were also charged
00:21:14.620Just under 16 weeks, I think I was in jail for about half of what Tom was in, because he was in for 210 days, and I think I was in for about 105, yeah.
00:21:21.780And that's something I think, you know, and Ferryman might be able to comment on this, but something that we notice is, you know, like how the media kind of sets the stage in planting hysteria prior to your arrival somewhere.
00:21:36.640um during his uh tour he did with on canada in canada last year um every city town that they
00:21:45.460were known to be going to uh it was like the local media the city media and then the national media
00:21:51.900started like writing stories about it and getting really trying to get everybody afraid and hysterical
00:21:57.840and like you know in a panic um and and ultimately it was a big giant nothing burger because nothing
00:22:03.720happened they you know got off the tour bus said hello to everybody ate a cheeseburger and then
00:22:08.400you know kept going but there was an amplification through the media to create this fear panic
00:22:15.040hysteria amongst the normies in the population yeah that definitely happens in australia uh big
00:22:23.100time um like any anytime we're doing anything they they sort of say oh you know channel 10 has learned
00:22:30.020that nazis are coming to you know and then they they go on and that's usually like a day or two
00:22:34.900beforehand um i mean the the you know it sounds like when we go of our national events the previous
00:22:42.980one uh the one in brisbane which was six months earlier i mean uh they they didn't even um go
00:22:50.660after people so much on the the protest march the day before they turned up with submachine guns and
00:22:56.660helicopters and cordoned off the street to to try and raid the weightlifting event you know that
00:23:02.180that's that's how um you know how crazy it is over here um you know so that was like a family
00:23:09.380event it was nothing to do with the public it was just a private uh meetup where everyone was going
00:23:15.220weight training and they were going to have a weightlifting competition in a private venue and
00:23:19.860there were you know 100 100 cops showed up with submachine guns and and tried to uh tried to
00:23:25.300to crash the event and they cordoned off the street and they had helicopters and the local
00:23:29.160residents were like, what the hell's going on here? Why is that? Why are there, you know,
00:23:32.840why are there police for submachine guns in my street? And it was just because the NSN0.81
00:23:37.500had decided to have a social event. That's kind of what they're like.
00:23:44.100Now there's two Steves in the room, so I'll refer to Steve Hansen as Hansen.
00:32:53.320So, the punishment, the process is the punishment now, and that's just systemic across all of Australia, and I've seen it in England, and obviously what you just told me now sounds like it's systemic all across the Western world, that we have got a situation where the court process can simply hold people indefinitely, waiting for trial, whenever the police or prosecution or judges decide they don't like someone.
00:33:19.980hanson you want to jump in there buddy yeah just a question on that because i imagine it's similar
00:33:29.320in australia here in canada uh the crown has believe it's 30 months to prosecute um charges
00:33:40.140that are uh like indictable offenses so i'm wondering aside from just utter corruption
00:33:47.220and negligence of following due process like how can they justify holding a man
00:33:54.400for five years in remand when i would assume that they would only have a limited window from when
00:34:02.520they charge him to when like they can have a trial and imagine if it's 30 months in canada
00:34:09.680something similar in australia i have no idea to be honest what the law is i can only say what's
00:34:16.960happened and what is happening um i've i've the guy i met personally was five years but i've heard
00:34:23.420a story of seven years so like like the longest person to be held in remand was in remand for
00:34:28.700seven years i think is the record here in australia um but yeah i mean obviously it's
00:34:34.300like with everything if people aren't aware of it and people aren't um you know complaining
00:34:39.820about it then it goes undetected and until it gets detected and um and so like one of the things that
00:34:49.580um my case has been able to do is is is basically bring to light just how bad the justice system has
00:34:57.140become and how um normalized it is i mean none of the magistrates i dealt with seem to even think
00:35:04.520that anything you know they were they were like surprised i even brought up magna carta to them
00:35:09.260me they were like what are you talking about you know this is normal this is what we do you know
00:35:13.440and he was trying to justify you know what he was doing to me by saying well you know if a bank
00:35:19.940robber was blah blah blah blah blah and he was giving me all of these analogies and I'm like
00:35:24.580what on earth are you talking about mate but it was all normal to this magistrate
00:35:29.140that this was obviously something he was doing on a daily basis and thought nothing of it this
00:35:34.900was just habit this was just normal for him well obviously when you know australians celebrate
00:35:43.900australia day it causes the death of like six million abos right oh at least yeah yeah every0.95
00:35:51.140year i mean there's there's a there's a holocaust that goes on every year here mate0.82
00:35:54.300you know and don't you dare don't you dare question it0.87
00:35:57.940laughing yeah it's like my friend likes to call it the lolocost you know and so it's gotten to
00:36:10.500this point where it's just really funny posty do you have something yeah you want me to keep going
00:36:15.280i was just gonna ask and it's kind of i don't know maybe it's a little bit philosophical but
00:36:19.400unfortunately that's where my brain goes but like do you do you think that like i know obviously
00:36:24.100the Australian government is is doing all this shit to discourage you know the NSN and0.61
00:36:28.920organizations like that but do you think that the you know major response to a lot of the stuff of0.97
00:36:33.740law enforcement is also to kind of give the public an image that you guys are really dangerous as
00:36:38.340well yeah I think you know from what I gathered from the police when you know when I was looking
00:36:44.780at the um the case they put together against me I mean uh the the these police officers they're
00:36:51.660just as brainwashed as, as the public. I mean, they're absolutely like some of the things that
00:36:57.060they were putting in the, in their case against me. I'm like, are you really that retarded? Um,0.96
00:37:02.440and yeah, I just think they are. So, um, uh, I think it's one of those situations that once
00:37:09.180you're in an, in a cult, uh, which the police are, um, you believe the cult. Um, it's almost
00:37:17.220like mass psychosis right like the you know like they have a mass psychosis uh everybody like
00:37:22.660they're all following the you know the lead of of one or whatever the common uh thought or the
00:37:28.260opinion i guess you could say yeah i mean they're just as hyped up by fear um as the general public
00:37:35.300are um i mean as i said there was that uh there was that guy who who shot up all of the churches
00:37:42.180in new zealand um a few years back you know nothing nothing to do with any of the nationalist
00:37:48.500movement as far as i'm aware he um he was a leftist who went to israel and then came back
00:37:54.340and all of a sudden had a bunch of guns um and then went around shooting muslims um not something
00:38:00.740that the nsn would ever do or anybody anybody in our movement would ever do you know uh we're not0.99
00:38:05.860that stupid um but you know my my case they were they were bringing up this guy you know i i was0.92
00:38:13.300the next one of him i was i was i was as dangerous as this guy who went over to israel and came back0.99
00:38:18.180and shot up a bunch of churches in in new zealand so there you go that was their mentality you know
00:38:23.700anybody who thinks this way is the next terrorist so um you know there's not much you can do against
00:38:30.580brainwashing that deep well and it's wholly unsurprising that uh when the media reported
00:38:39.380on the christ church shooter that they left out that important detail that he had gone to israel
00:38:45.240before coming back and suddenly having a bunch of guns the country where it's pretty hard to get
00:38:50.980those guns and then shot up that boss um i did also want to remark quickly the the evidence
00:38:59.560of how um brainwashed and deranged the police are in australia is um the recording of the police
00:39:09.460um on australia day where one of them was remarking about how he wanted to just off you guys
00:39:17.140yeah i'm we've still got a like like something like four hours worth of footage and we've got
00:39:23.080to um i'm seeing tom um tomorrow and hopefully he'll uh he'll have gone through the recordings
00:39:29.660a bit more because um uh i was uh yeah not so much i wasn't um deliberately abused i was left
00:39:39.400in a situation of being uh going through cramps in the back of the van and basically screaming
00:39:44.960my head off in pain uh for about 10 minutes um and it's possible that that might have been
00:39:51.900caught on uh recording as well which will be really good if it does in terms of um of suing0.98
00:39:57.860the bastards um because um yeah they basically sort of found me within in the back in the back0.98
00:40:03.680of the van in the cramped space with my hands behind my back um basically just going through1.00
00:40:08.520cramps uh and rather than take the cuffs off they they deliberately shut the door and left me to
00:40:14.020suffer for a while um and so it's it's possible that that actually might be recorded as well
00:40:19.640um so i'll hopefully find out the whether that was on the tape or not tomorrow but um yeah it's
00:40:26.700they they uh they weren't particularly pleasant when they arrested us let's put it that way
00:40:33.300so steve i guess i kind of want to i want to like want to philosophize with you a little bit right
00:40:40.980now so we've got the nuts and bolts of what happened um and you know the the wheels of the
00:40:47.200miscarriage of justice and you know how they're clunking down the tracks but there were there
00:40:53.480were some things that you said when you were speaking with Blair and Joel that I I want to
00:40:57.980expand upon and um and I I took one of my favorite clips um and I posted it to share about today's
00:41:06.360um interview um but you were you were speaking to those who don't want to risk their house
00:41:12.700their finances their job or jail time and and you were saying like yes it is horrible
00:41:20.160but there is like having gone through this you were kind of like almost in a maybe it was because
00:41:28.260you were just released but like there was a euphoria that came with it too because of what
00:41:33.680it did to your self-esteem how it developed you spiritually um how it like carved you into a new
00:41:41.640stronger men and i'm wondering if you could expand upon those changes in your character and even your
00:41:50.440soul yeah and i've been preaching this stuff uh since the covid era um that if you want to make
00:42:02.860change against a violent regime against a powerful regime you've really only got one tool at your
00:42:10.380disposal and it's not us all standing together we keep getting told oh we all just stand together0.94
00:42:16.800we can defeat them well that's absolute bullshit i saw that um you know during the covid era we0.91
00:42:24.320had like the largest protests in australia's history there was like half a million people0.98
00:42:28.780in melbourne alone protesting about the vaxxers and then the next day everybody went back home
00:42:35.220to work and realized well we weren't all we may have been all standing together you know chanting
00:42:41.060against the government but uh the next day when you went back to work you were alone you were
00:42:47.060alone and you had to face am i gonna keep my job or am i gonna lose my job and there was nobody
00:42:53.300around you and it was all on you and what happened was 500 000 people to a million people went and
00:42:59.540protested in australia on the saturday and then on the monday maybe a hundred thousand refused
00:43:08.740you know and um and at the end of the day it's always going to be on you it's always going to
00:43:16.340be on you the individual to take the choice of courage and yes there will always be
00:43:25.700a consequence it's always going to be like you're the first person to do it
00:43:30.100and you're going to feel alone and it's going to be like terrible and yeah and yes you may lose
00:43:35.380your house and yes you may lose your job and yeah maybe your wife will leave you maybe you
00:43:40.820maybe they'll take your kids away maybe you you won't you know if you don't wear the mask you'll
00:43:47.060you'll miss that last moments with the dying relative because you didn't wear the mask
00:43:51.300but that's always been the case that's always been the case and this is anybody who's anybody
00:43:58.560who's a Christian or believes themselves to be a Christian this is the central message when Jesus
00:44:05.700tells people you need to put God first you need to let go of everything in the world and put God
00:44:15.600God first. And God can mean just the truth. God can mean your integrity. God can mean just doing
00:44:22.780what's right. But that is the central message that resonates not just in Christianity, but down
00:44:29.760through the ages. And we're promised that you will be rewarded if you are prepared to make that
00:44:36.680sacrifice. And yeah, until you actually make that sacrifice, you don't know whether that's true or
00:44:42.960not you keep thinking about that the reward will be after you die and that's where the reward be or
00:44:47.760maybe maybe that's when you will get the reward maybe you won't get it in this life but all i
00:44:53.480know is when me doing it when i did it um and my sacrifice was tiny in comparison to what people
00:45:01.560have done throughout the ages but yeah i i just felt at peace it just felt so right it just felt
00:45:10.440that my life finally has some meaning,
00:45:14.220that I'm not just some random blob and amoeba
00:45:18.640in an infinite universe whose purpose is just random.
00:45:22.960It was just like, if I die tomorrow or if I die in 50 years,
00:45:27.780I'll always have this moment where I know that I was here for something,
00:56:04.500Your family will get nothing but stronger.
00:56:06.360And I'm already very much inclined to be a supporter of the both of you.
00:56:12.420And if you can always look at the world through each other's eyes and give yourselves, you know, a hug and a kiss.
00:56:20.640And I don't know if you have children or not, but those children are worth dying for, literally, in the cause of giving them a better future.
00:56:30.440So I'll end it here and just say that thank you for coming on to the space, both of you.
00:56:35.160And I really, really am endeared by your comments and commentary, and I sincerely wish that this space will show you the type of respect and support that any of us who go through something that they believe in and they pay a price for it, when they come out as strong or stronger, these are the kind of people that I'm going to pay attention to.
00:56:59.520So thank you very much, and thanks for the mic.
01:33:02.400That's why it looks like Aussies have got a very big depth of men of character, and it comes from the leadership at the top, because all of us were just normal people before we got involved.
01:33:23.260There was nothing particularly special about us in the beginning.
01:33:28.740But, you know, from one thing that's led to another,
01:33:32.760small steps that I'm sure, you know, both Tom and Blair took back in the beginning
02:08:09.560what they do to us there's enough of us now who don't care whether they kill us whether they jail
02:08:16.020us whether they torture us whether they we don't care what they do to us anymore it's like we're
02:08:21.080beyond that it's like we're as far as we're concerned we're dead already you've already
02:08:25.940taken our lives you can't take anything else from us you can do whatever you like now because we
02:08:31.380gave our lives away back in the covid era but there's nothing left to take and so there's
02:08:37.120nothing they've got no leverage over us anymore and so it's done it's just a matter of time
02:08:44.240they're already a dead rotting carcass and we're just waiting for someone to come along with a
02:08:48.800broom and sweep them away wow um extra do you think you could give us some final thoughts and
02:08:57.860then ferry if you could think of some final thoughts steve hansen final thoughts guys
02:09:04.400but extra you're still here and I know that you are a man of um many great words so if you perhaps
02:09:13.660could you know share some of your wisdom I'd be grateful well all right uh I'm kind of glad that
02:09:21.960you brought it back to COVID there because yeah um I had been very disappointed with the world
02:09:27.320uh meaning people for a long time and thinking that it was already over and then when COVID
02:09:32.980came along I thought okay well at least this has to bring things to a head and it will be the final
02:09:37.420battle and a lot of people said oh you know it's great in times of crisis because you find out who
02:09:42.080your real friends are uh who you can really stand with in the battle and they found oh I have no
02:09:49.000friends nobody stands with me uh and that really disappointed me uh but I what it did do is you
02:09:57.040know kind of make me grow up again a bit more even and sort of say okay uh well you know it just goes
02:10:02.740to show that if I feel that I'm principled, or if I'm willing to, you know, pay the ultimate
02:10:07.820sacrifice for anything, then it must, you know, ultimately be a solitary journey, if it needs to
02:10:13.620be. Now, granted, we've all maybe found each other over the internet, and we might like to think that,
02:10:19.080you know, we just don't have to be in physical close proximity all the time,
02:10:24.360but that we're of a single mind, but we all need reminding, I think, like this as well.
02:10:27.840One of the great things that you said earlier, and I would just reiterate this, I often meant to talk about this for a long time, because it helped me a little trick to not give up smoking, just to not have a cigarette for five minutes.
02:10:41.480I said, I'll have a cigarette now because I want one. I went, hold on, hold on a second, maybe I can just wait five minutes. I'm not denying myself, but I'll wait five minutes and then I'll have one or see how I feel.
02:10:52.240and that's how you turned five minutes into an hour into a day into a week into enough time as
02:10:58.860if you know it just went by and you didn't need to set yourself an impossible goal you didn't
02:11:04.540sort of say I have to now crucify myself for all eternity you just said give me give myself five
02:11:09.980more minutes and then I'll check in with myself and see how I feel so in order to win this battle
02:11:14.700that was very cliched and trite but you have to set yourself these sort of achievable little goals
02:11:21.460and break the big problem up into the small problems as you said one day at a time sweet
02:11:25.460jesus type thing these trite little ditties come to you out of the strangest of places in your
02:11:33.240moments of crisis when you need them most and that's why i do see sometimes as this journey
02:11:38.980through life it is paralleled very much in a lot of the christian parables even though a lot of
02:11:44.140people want to throw it away wholesale i'll reiterate again i think that anybody will find
02:11:49.740through their own perspectives whatever they kind of want to see or they're looking for an excuse to
02:11:55.340give up anyway but men of good character don't they draw inspiration or the good parts from
02:12:01.040anything from anywhere that will be of use to them in the moment when it matters uh the other
02:12:07.840thing then i'll just kind of revert to uh is this idea of covid and how we've found that so many
02:12:13.560people talk a lot of brave noise but when it really comes to it i use the analogy of maybe a
02:12:19.220battery that says that it's it's holding 12 volts or 14 volts a car battery you try and start your
02:12:24.060car and it immediately dies when you try and draw a load from it um so really the test you know a
02:12:30.740synthetic test of how much character is in this guy he'll say all this lovely words report to you
02:12:35.860that he's full of the best of intentions but you do have to be prepared for the fact that you're
02:12:41.540going to find that your army might flee uh when just when you think that you're about to lead them
02:12:47.500into battle uh but you have to be prepared for that uh and and have a sort of a plan b or whatever
02:12:54.460uh the social contract is what i'm getting at here uh a lot of people want to forget now we're
02:13:00.060five years after covid i won't wax on too lyrical and i don't want to be blackpilled about this or
02:13:03.740saying that's depressive but you do have to i think we all have to face uh harsh realities now
02:13:09.340about the people that we live around uh we're always trying to wake them up uh you know if one
02:13:13.740only could give them this fact would make them realize maybe there's still some people who are
02:13:17.080very slow about the whole thing but I think 2020 might have made a lot of us realize an uncomfortable
02:13:22.500truth that people aren't asleep or they don't suffer from lack of knowledge they know that well
02:13:28.600and they just don't want to have to have the responsibility of admitting that they know
02:13:32.960because then they have the responsibility to to act upon that knowledge and they don't want to
02:13:38.080to be certainly not the first man out of the gate if if already it seems that that the battle has
02:13:44.240been fought and and they can see who's a winning side they'll they'll quickly rally around and
02:13:48.000pretend they're well i was always there in the battle uh so i'm not saying that we need to be
02:13:52.400suicidal but we need to understand that there is no social contract that's part of it uh and um so
02:13:58.640we shouldn't i i find myself maybe others do as well uh find myself still kind of even though i
02:14:04.400remember full well the intensity it wanes over time and i'd like to have reminding of the fact
02:14:08.960that these things like habeas corpus whether it's just simply let me show that the prisoner
02:14:13.600is alive or and in good health or you know due process and a right to a trial or even a trial
02:14:19.520date even if not speedy all these kind of things you mentioned magna carta which you know canada
02:14:24.080and australia is supposed to be based on but all this is out the window this is just the veneer of
02:14:28.960civilization which was stripped away entirely in 2020 but a lot of people like to believe
02:14:34.000the substrate is growing back you know people they just want to move on and you know they want
02:14:38.640people to sort of forgive and forget without any contrition without any any uh show that the that
02:14:45.040they were wrong or acknowledgement that they might have been mistaken they just want to be
02:14:49.360not not just forgiven but the whole thing to be forgotten about like these uh you know kind of
02:14:54.320saccharine and artificial entreaties in atlantic magazine like the time has come to move on
02:15:01.040no it hasn't we need to remember exactly what we're dealing with maybe our own people you know
02:15:06.160used to be the braver stock were all killed off and dead and we're just left with the dregs and
02:15:11.680a few honorable men um but look i'm not saying that i'm not saying that it's all doom and gloom
02:15:19.120but there is a reality to it uh but what i'm grateful for is honorable men again not trying
02:15:24.640to flattery but clearly men of good character who are willing to put their money where their
02:15:29.360mouth is so to speak you know uh push other chips all in and uh you know i'll at least one
02:15:37.120one last analogy they climb to the top of the diving board they look out over the great height
02:15:41.540and they take that leap they don't just go oh i can't do it and then turn around and walk back
02:15:46.080down the ladder. They go so far and then they push that one further step forward that makes
02:15:52.120all the difference. And I think that the value of the, I'll finish on this now, the value of
02:15:56.720the conversation and hearing people like this is that it reminds me that I don't want to be like
02:16:02.380all those other sneaking cowards who turn away just when they're needed. I want to be somebody
02:16:08.800who, when the moment calls for it, is reminded that I want to be somebody like that as well,
02:16:15.060who's brave enough to suffer for the righteous cause, and I think we're going to be tested
02:16:22.720more and more in the future. So again, thank you, and I hope to hear more from you in the
02:34:43.840Well, this is something that I was going to add to this as well, which is there's a reason why these final last stands, these stories are the quintessential, you know, climactic moments in European history.
02:35:00.080And it's something we all appreciate, whether it's Thermopylae or the Siege of Vienna or Charlemagne or insert whatever story you'd like.
02:35:10.580There's a reason why we lionize these stories of final last stands or last charges or desperate efforts.
02:35:19.260And it's because it speaks to something very deep and important to our nature, which is honor.
02:35:27.140blood and honor yeah just just blood and honor exactly blood and honor and just remember people
02:35:34.760if you're black pills just remember if you go out fighting in a thousand or three thousand years time0.94
02:35:42.660there'll be a movie about you and you'll have fantastic abs and hopefully they don't replace0.98
02:35:47.880you with a black person hopefully you're not played by denzel washington oh god oh god0.98
02:35:56.680Don't black-tail people really badly.1.00
02:36:03.820You got the final, final, after final thought.
02:36:08.280Yeah, so this last point that was made by Mr. Wells and Ferryman
02:36:14.780is encapsulated in the chorus of one of Greg Arcade's songs
02:36:19.040on his album soundtrack to The Collapse, and it goes,
02:36:22.360you gotta fight against the dying of the lie with all that you got inside you
02:36:28.640if you go down swinging you can say that you did all you could do
02:36:34.340so if you're gonna go down go down swinging go down swinging amen amen um well steven and mrs
02:36:46.540Stephen, thank you so much for your time. And I'm glad, like, you know, this is, again, a connecting opportunity, connecting you to Frank, connecting you to Steve Hansen, Ferryman, of course, who's like, you know, a brother from another mother with Australia Extra, you know, coming in hot from Ireland.
02:37:07.060So I just really want to thank the panelists for making this like a really rich and powerful discussion. And, you know, my friends down there, Blondie, Lee, I see you, Canadian girl, Red, you know, the Deport Report's been hanging all night.
02:37:24.880thank you so much um for being with us i got i got a total story of white power tonight
02:37:31.820and a story of courage resilience and tenacity um and defiance oh the sweet the sweet sweet
02:37:41.580taste of defiance um and it and it's balanced with love and faith so i definitely feel enriched
02:37:49.500tonight posty like we knocked it out of the park this was amazing we had these amazing sessions
02:37:55.100with the australians we're deeply connected um so thank you everybody and admin if you're there
02:38:01.980you can shut us down you can shut us down but thanks everybody thanks guys thank you bye