postyX - The Future is Far Volk- with Lana Lokteff

00:00:00.000 okay so i want to try testing lana's microphone again uh lana can you unmute your mic and um 0.98

00:00:12.420 there's a lot of mute unmute mute unmute it's a game we play up here

00:00:16.220 um let's just see because i'm just kind of hearing fuzz

00:00:19.680 they say they're hearing fuzz oh no we can hear you now okay yeah okay that's just very weird

00:00:29.880 you know why because i had i was like honey henry can you come up here like he just shows up and it

00:00:36.120 starts working can you hear me wait can you hear me now yeah no it's great okay perfect all right

00:00:44.240 that that happens with my car if it won't start my husband just needs to come close to it and then

00:00:50.260 it'll start like it just knows it's like daddy's here okay oh my god it's so funny i've never

00:00:55.500 actually done one of these x spaces and so i'm routing it through henrik's mic at his a big

00:01:00.640 daddy desk so i'm not too familiar with it so hello this is exciting i knew you hadn't been

00:01:07.020 on to x spaces before and so um you know it's like the wild wild white west out here and i definitely

00:01:16.880 wanted you to be in this fold and have your finger on the pulse of what's going on um in this world

00:01:24.540 because we are a little bubble and there's a lot going on um but i definitely wanted to include

00:01:31.000 you considering you're the og um one of the ogs of white nationalism in in this public forum right

00:01:40.240 oh thank you yeah no thank you so i wanted to introduce you to posty i think you've um you

00:01:46.440 shared her post and steve hansen who's um a canadian white nationalist and awesome does amazing

00:01:53.760 irl work and he's also part of 1488 radio i believe your husband's popped in there occasionally

00:02:00.740 i could be wrong but i think we've seen him at least listening and frank da silva's up here author

00:02:07.240 um and i'm not sure he's in california right now like basically running away from fires so

00:02:14.000 it's pretty it's pretty hectic in california but um lana this is a team a while i have frank on cat

00:02:21.360 when was that was that like almost 10 years ago yeah it was over 10 years ago lana can you imagine

00:02:28.320 i mean i can't believe i've been at this that long i'm just like wow what that decade happened

00:02:33.780 yeah here's another decade i think this decade is going to be uh much more interesting

00:02:39.240 don't a lot more don't make yourself a stranger uh where's that where's that radio 314 girl 1.00

00:02:46.000 oh yeah so i'm i'm getting back in the groove of doing uh interviews again too i'm lining people

00:02:52.540 up and doing that you know once i had a third daughter or a third kid my daughter things kind

00:02:58.580 of slow down a little bit but i'm ready to get back on that horse but it's an exciting time when

00:03:03.100 i think of 10 years ago when we did a talk 10 years ago and i had tim murdoch and other people on and

00:03:07.960 and i remember the reaction on red eyes with all our listeners when we went from conspiracy

00:03:13.700 truth or subjects to touching on you know white people and the anti-white sentiments that we saw

00:03:21.400 arising and how how dangerous that was you know forecasting where that was going everyone called

00:03:26.660 this crazy and looms and what are you talking about and now i hear from people you know apologizing

00:03:32.980 a lot more people coming and saying you guys were right i was wrong i'm sorry i called you all these

00:03:38.420 names and didn't believe you guys and now here we are in mainstream discourse people are talking about

00:03:45.080 mass deportations you know jewish supremacy in power white nationalism so i mean it's happened 0.93

00:03:52.800 relatively quick i would say thanks to the online spaces yeah maybe that's a good segue based um do you

00:04:00.860 want to just do a little bit of housekeeping as far as speakers and then we can kind of that might

00:04:04.900 be a good segue to get into the hit like lana how she got started a little bit if she's okay with 0.99

00:04:09.000 that yeah absolutely so yeah we we talked about these rules a lot yesterday and now i'm like oh what

00:04:15.980 did i say so yeah we'll just we just want to talk to lana for a little bit um one-on-one so just

00:04:22.180 hold back your requests i know that some people are going to be anxious to speak with her um

00:04:28.080 and uh like i'll mute i'll mute lana's mic there is a little bit of a hum coming off your microphone

00:04:34.100 if you could tell your hubs that um it might just be the the nature of the beast but um yeah so we

00:04:41.600 want to we'll bring people up um and we're really if you have a lot to count we're not going to bring

00:04:46.680 you up sorry man um unless we know you and uh yeah we're going to try and keep uh try and keep

00:04:53.360 it clean and um this is recorded for posterity so and i see all sort of familiar canadians and

00:05:01.280 americans and europeans in the chat so hello everybody um thank you hostie post postie the

00:05:10.000 hostie and uh thank you steve for co-hosting with us um really appreciate this and i'm so excited to

00:05:17.300 have lana here uh lana has personally been good to me um you know through a debacle that i went through

00:05:23.940 with tommy robinson uh last year and um you know just showed me such grace and such support and she's

00:05:31.800 like well you should just come over and visit you know just like really um like she felt like a home

00:05:38.880 girl family friend right away like met her daughter online that kind of feeling really uh she and henrik

00:05:46.140 have incredible um hospitality and gracious energy so um i really thank you lana for doing this

00:05:54.600 welcome to the wild west of x spaces in the white nationalist movement um and i guess yeah we want to

00:06:01.900 know from you how did it all start you know how did it i suppose if you read your wikipedia which is

00:06:10.980 an amazing intro to who you are i read it last night on 1488 um let me grab it lana is a far-right

00:06:20.780 anti-semitic conspiracy theorist and white supremacist so that's freaking amazing and i know

00:06:29.540 they were saying that about you to slander you and you've ticked about every box that we're looking for 0.80

00:06:35.100 around here but they say you're of russian descent and your parents your parents were immigrants who

00:06:40.860 fled the bolsheviks and i kind of wanted to get into that right away like have you been being pursued

00:06:47.700 um by the jews uh intergenerationally this has been like a plague that's been following your family for 1.00

00:06:56.840 decades yeah that's uh not the first time my family's been on a list so just so you know that's a wikipedia

00:07:07.860 that information surprise surprise is incorrect my parents didn't flee the bolshevik revolution hello

00:07:15.260 that happened like over a hundred years ago they gave you on purpose

00:07:20.560 like i actually read the article where it came from oh i read the article and they actually do identify

00:07:27.760 it as your great-grandparents in the article the rise of the valkyries article or whatever i read that

00:07:33.300 uh yeah so they identified it correctly there but what base is talking about wikipedia is wrong

00:07:38.100 yes yes of course surprise surprise you know uh no so it was was my grandparents yes i'm russian on

00:07:44.400 both sides of the family so um actually my family when they came to america at one point they had

00:07:51.420 solzhenitsyn over for dinner so i have photos of them uh talking with him and of course he wrote the

00:07:57.920 book 200 years together so i grew up in a home where uh we we knew who the bolsheviks were that it was a

00:08:04.360 mainly a jewish operation so my family spoke freely of that all my russian grandparents their parents all

00:08:12.500 spoke freely of it so i didn't grow up of it thinking is like oh that's some taboo it's just

00:08:17.020 oh well those were the people who had all the power you know who hated the russians and it's the 0.95

00:08:22.480 the other holocaust that you can't talk about right the mass murder of russians and so my

00:08:29.200 grandparents were on lists my great-grandparents were on lists i had a great-grandfather who was

00:08:34.420 actually in a work camp because he refused to pay uh pay taxes on some energy that he had on his on

00:08:43.860 his property you know wind turbine um you know they were taxing water and all those things kind of

00:08:48.720 like what's what's happening today and his family actually broke him out of one of those work camps but

00:08:54.340 then he died uh three sadly three days later but the the story i always say my parents and a lot of

00:09:01.300 leftists will shit all over this but i say they were a true refugees fleeing hardships and war and

00:09:08.940 mass murder and they actually walked their way to china so my father was born in china and they lived 0.98

00:09:14.900 in china for several years and and they were treated awfully they saw the rise of of mao then they went

00:09:21.200 to the philippines and then from there they came to san francisco and you have to understand back then

00:09:26.280 they needed sponsors so it was the you know different russian religious communities that had

00:09:31.620 to say hey we'll pay for them we'll take care of them they won't take any welfare so on day one once

00:09:36.980 they got to san francisco and you have to understand my grandparents they lost everything on my mom's side

00:09:42.100 they were wealthy blue well blue bloods and on my dad's side they owned a sewing factory a sewing

00:09:47.620 factory and they were farmers they lost everything they had to start over and so they got jobs on day one

00:09:53.080 they landed in san francisco and didn't take any welfare you know nothing and i i you know today

00:10:02.040 compared to the refugees coming over they come and they just get everything they treat everyone like 1.00

00:10:06.060 my grandparents they they blended in you couldn't even tell the difference you know that's why i would

00:10:11.360 say this this obviously clearly america is a melting pot of europeans we have a even though they

00:10:17.840 were russian and they came over it was we still have these shared european values that we understood

00:10:24.440 and customs and manners and the way that we that the way that we treat each other but yeah i'm hardly

00:10:29.640 american my family came in the 1950s actually and they're very supportive of of my my family today of

00:10:38.880 the things that we discuss and that we talk about and even my aunts and uncles and so i'm lucky to have

00:10:45.160 that kind of support wow um i can't imagine what it was like to walk to china like that just sounds

00:10:55.280 um how you die that's the way to die just walk to china from russia that's incredible yeah my great

00:11:01.720 grandparents actually did die it was like several days late on my dad's side as several days later

00:11:07.680 they died because the journey was so hard you know uh there's actually a book on my dad's side of

00:11:13.200 the family i can't think of the title now where they documented their whole journey and everything

00:11:17.780 that happened and the people they encountered and it was brutal it was tough it was tough not like

00:11:23.200 today where they just get flown over and then they you know go into the welfare office and they get

00:11:27.920 housing and you know total different story yeah i mean we can get into that but you know the indians

00:11:35.520 showing up in canada going i'm just as canadian as you and it's just like actually no not even

00:11:41.440 their journey consisted of getting on a plane and and putting their hand out when they arrived right

00:11:46.820 it's a lot different than what your grandparents and parents went through yeah and they they respected

00:11:51.820 americans that you know they were thankful to be here they didn't suck off of the system they

00:11:57.220 actually contributed i mean they were white you know they blended in it wasn't an issue right 0.69

00:12:03.000 um so so tell us a bit about like growing up was there was there like a transcendental moment when

00:12:11.780 you were growing up i know a lot of people in the white nationalist movement like they grew up in

00:12:16.600 black neighborhoods and that's what radicalized them or they've had um you know a violent encounter

00:12:22.700 and that radicalized them what was it for you growing up that made you realize something is terribly wrong

00:12:30.640 here so i grew up in uh i don't know if you're familiar with bend oregon sun river oregon it's

00:12:36.260 like an upper middle class resort town now i mean back in the day it was very very white like i didn't 0.92

00:12:42.040 see any and i didn't see any non-whites growing up now you know these rich californian liberals have 0.99

00:12:46.860 come over and like oh this is this amazing place they've transformed it it's all these you know shit 0.98

00:12:51.220 lives there that are destroying the area but you know they flee california then they have to come 0.97

00:12:55.240 ruin the next area but i had one non-white kid in my class he was some kind of a american indian mix

00:13:03.440 or something and he actually wrote me five years ago and i was like hey i love what you guys are

00:13:07.300 talking about you know like supportive of what we're doing and stuff so i didn't grow up around

00:13:15.180 diversity and all that it wasn't until i moved to los angeles i was actually modeling when i was younger

00:13:21.180 so i moved from i grew up in portland i spent time in seattle then i went down to to la and i was like

00:13:26.860 whoa what this is like this is like a there's areas it's like a third world country and i do not

00:13:33.380 like this i like inherently it was just always in me like i don't want to live around this i don't like

00:13:38.640 this it doesn't it doesn't feel right but really what happened was i started listening to

00:13:44.240 red eyes i mean henry started this in 2001 when he was doing you know 9-11 happened

00:13:51.160 into his written articles and stuff he started podcasting in 2006 he was kind of like the coast

00:13:56.400 to coast am of europe i don't know if you guys remember art bell and coast coast am in america

00:14:01.700 that was like you know am radio that was you know revolutionary at its time uh talking about all kinds

00:14:08.460 of alternative things and aliens and conspiracies and all that well henry did that um i it's funny i

00:14:15.820 remember listening to him and thinking man i need to find a guy like that but he's in sweden

00:14:21.140 and i'm not going to be able to find there's no way i'm going to be in touch with him and then it

00:14:25.060 was in i was hanging out in fiji with my big brother uh who was living there rest in peace

00:14:31.140 he recently passed um and he said you should contact him because we were working on a music

00:14:35.940 project my brother was a music producer mixer engineer uh we were listening to some of henry's

00:14:40.820 podcasts at night and i was like i don't contact guys guys contact me and then i ended up writing

00:14:47.960 him and said hey do you want to do a music project together because we were doing some licensing stuff

00:14:51.920 for some shows and we just hit it off and he invited me up to sweden and it was like this is my soulmate

00:14:57.780 and i just ended up staying so he just pulled me into red ice and i started doing the texts i started

00:15:03.000 doing background stuff i started helping booking i pushed him to do a video like you know red ice tv

00:15:09.080 where i was filming him and we were going out and asking people questions and then in 2012 he said

00:15:13.660 well why don't you do a show a podcast and i was like all right you know so i started that but at that

00:15:19.820 time we were doing the conspiracy truth or you know alternative research anything you can think of

00:15:25.380 we talked about but one of the things that we were looking at was synchronicity messages and films

00:15:31.760 and tv shows and programming in the media and one of the things that stood out was wow things are

00:15:38.800 getting really anti-white they really hate white people it's just like a basic study you'd be blind

00:15:44.780 to not see that this stuff was happening and so then we started you know going deeper down the rabbit

00:15:50.440 hole and uh you know frankfurt school uh how this group of jewish intellectuals influenced the

00:15:57.580 educational system in america and pushed all the isms right all the isms on us and their constant

00:16:02.720 fear of fascism and you know white people basically throwing the countries constantly fearful of the 0.58

00:16:11.540 holocaust and so it took us into the journey of where we are now and all the things that that we're

00:16:16.640 talking about yeah um so i am we all give our our most sincere condolences about your brother

00:16:25.740 um because that was one thing i did read is that you guys started this recording uh company

00:16:32.860 together and and so i was saying to posty last night i'm like lana sings yeah we should put her on

00:16:40.820 the spot i didn't know if it was a good idea to put you on the spot i thought you know maybe if we

00:16:45.780 discussed it with you first i should give you some tracks but yeah so uh my brother he was so

00:16:52.260 talented uh we did more i mean this was man back in the day i had bands i sang more alternative rock

00:16:59.620 and electronica rock and i actually did the sound designer uh keith hillebrand from nine inch nails

00:17:06.360 the fragile he did a bunch of music for me we did magdalene's dream and that was for for licensing

00:17:11.640 you know background for background shows and films and things like that but yeah my brother and i we

00:17:16.540 we toured we performed we we did all that and uh but i it was more of like a hobby for me i knew that

00:17:23.240 i knew that that was never something like i didn't want to be a rock star and further hello i worked in

00:17:27.820 la when i was younger i worked in in also behind the scenes in the film business i worked uh directly

00:17:33.080 for martin landau famous actor who who's he's gone now and several other producers so i knew that

00:17:39.820 you had to be jewish to succeed in this business that was one question i always got asked are you jewish

00:17:45.000 like no but i guess i guess i should be if i'm going to really uh succeed in this industry

00:17:49.920 so i had no i had no desire you noticed though you like that's where the noticing began i suppose

00:17:57.640 you know as you noticed the all the jewelry in los angeles and what was required to to move it up

00:18:05.540 the levels like i wonder because you had all the you know the beauty the talent um you know and

00:18:12.120 nowadays you don't even really need talent but you had all the components yet somehow you were

00:18:17.600 protected from going down that route um because it could have been you know you could have ended up

00:18:24.600 at a p diddy party you had you not chosen this path right yeah and luckily i was intuitive you can

00:18:30.840 i always had that ability like you can just pick up on these people are sketch this is this is slimy and

00:18:36.240 no and you know and i was hanging out hanging around you know some of the top producers at that time

00:18:41.100 you know going to these parties and the grammys and things like that and uh that was just not a

00:18:46.680 world that i enjoyed after a while i was like nah this isn't for me i want to do my own thing i

00:18:51.380 always knew though that media writing film you know music the arts that was always part of me and what

00:18:58.860 i was going to do so when i connected with henrik it was great because i had some of that background

00:19:02.360 already with knowing you know some film some production uh writing some of that experience and

00:19:08.000 that's oh my god one day i would love to be able to produce like a a small a small film or

00:19:14.000 something we've talked about that a lot so we know so many talented people you know actually write a

00:19:17.520 script get some actors like you know start delving into that probably in our older age frank are you

00:19:24.880 hearing that frank wants to make a movie so yeah noted yeah just just putting just putting that

00:19:35.340 together um steve do you have any questions about music steve is also a musician and

00:19:41.020 um he's got a lot to say about music

00:19:43.920 um not a specific question at this moment no

00:19:51.580 okay well if you need a backup singer you can call lana

00:19:57.340 her agent she goes at a very high rate so just be ready to pull out some white power money 0.98

00:20:04.860 if anything i should be her backup singer she's probably much better than i am

00:20:12.700 um so um yeah i guess like so i did have this you know tied in as a question with you and henrik

00:20:19.660 because i did want to like just sort of go a little bit oprah on this and you know ask about

00:20:25.580 how you met which you told us um but now you know one could say that you guys are probably the most

00:20:32.300 influential or you know power couple in the white nationalist movement um do you find that there's

00:20:39.020 pressure on you guys regarding that or you've got challenges that way no i mean we're we're a good

00:20:45.980 team we're we're we're best friends we're soulmates we understand each other could practically read each

00:20:51.660 other's minds you know when it's the right marriage it's the right marriage it's almost like this was

00:20:56.140 this was destined to be i think for us to meet like i said the second that i saw him oh and i

00:21:00.860 have to tell you this funny story the first time i saw him because i never met him in person but we

00:21:04.220 had been writing this was old school like writing letters to each other before we actually met in

00:21:08.700 person you know i get to the hotel in gothenburg um you know check in and he's going to come pick me

00:21:14.620 up and i answer the door and it's him and there's an immigrant who works at the hotel who's like

00:21:20.620 trying to give me a chocolate it's like the guy didn't even know that like hey there's another guy

00:21:25.020 here knocking on this uh this guest's door maybe now is not the good time to uh give her this little 1.00

00:21:31.020 chocolate and i i laugh and i just think kendrick that was like our destiny you know it's like there

00:21:35.100 was always an immigrant non-european person in the way oh man they're everywhere now we're a good team

00:21:46.620 gothenburg though i i hear that's been particularly badly hit with immigration if i'm not mistaken

00:21:54.140 yeah gothenburg's pretty bad there's there's areas you don't go which is such a shame because

00:21:57.980 the architecture is beautiful and there's history and but they had you know i was surprised when

00:22:03.100 because i lived in sweden for four years and i was surprised that when i got there i had been

00:22:07.180 there actually when i was a teenager with my mom we had gone through scandinavia but uh i was where's

00:22:11.900 all the norse culture where's all the cool viking stuff you know it was like this kind of oppressive

00:22:17.100 soul-crushing kind of socialism and for me experiencing that for the first time was

00:22:21.900 was rough you know that first winter it's just it's a different energy that you and you have

00:22:26.460 to get used to for sure but our big challenge has been you know we've we've gone through a lot like

00:22:31.900 we've had to be tough because we've dealt with you know financial sabotage we were on youtube we were

00:22:37.180 thriving i would put up a video and get a million views uh we had you know people signing up for

00:22:43.580 memberships and supporting us and then boom we're just banned from everything we can't get payment

00:22:48.460 processors we lost bank accounts like it's been very very challenging that way but we're we're

00:22:54.700 persistent and we're able we've done what we needed to do you know if we needed to downsize or we can't

00:23:01.980 you know do certain things anymore because our heart is in the fight like we're in the trenches we believe

00:23:08.140 in this like this is a desk this is our destiny it's a calling it's it's the truth this is what

00:23:12.860 we're fighting for this is what i believe in and we have put everything into it and you know thank

00:23:18.540 the gods that we have great supporters who have been able to um help us kind of help keep us afloat

00:23:24.700 and navigate around everything our big challenge right now is there's not enough hours in the day

00:23:29.020 you know i'm a mom i'm launching the merch i do a lot of behind the scenes stuff that people don't

00:23:33.260 know about with red eyes and administrative stuff but my passion is i want to crank out a bunch of

00:23:38.300 small little videos because that's my favorite thing to do but you know we need more help we need

00:23:43.580 more manpower right and you need more resources to be able to get the manpower so we're just trying to

00:23:49.340 kind of problem solve some of that i think we need like four more people helping us i feel like we're

00:23:54.540 overworked a lot of the time um which also isn't good because you have to stop to smell the roses and

00:24:00.060 and get outside and you know see the good the good things in life too so you're just not always

00:24:06.380 viewing this content and that's the other thing i've been i've gotten used to it like people say

00:24:11.020 isn't it hard you're reading the news and all these heavy dark things all the time i've learned to be

00:24:16.060 able to view it and just kind of keep it at a distance where i don't absorb it where it gets me

00:24:20.460 down and gets me blackpilled and you know i've just found a way that works for me mentally spiritually

00:24:26.060 and i think now i need to work more on the the physical part i need i think i need to

00:24:31.500 have a little have a little more fun sometimes and in order to do that i think i need we need

00:24:36.460 some more help that's where we're at right now that tends to be i think the way with um you know

00:24:41.820 anybody that's in this right wing movement like because nobody wants to fund you nobody wants to

00:24:46.380 you know be known to be associated with you so you don't get the too many of the volunteers and then

00:24:51.340 like you said physically is always the last thing that we think about right when we have all these

00:24:54.700 other things going on especially having a family yeah yeah you have to take care of your body you

00:25:00.140 know you you have to and sometimes as moms we already neglect ourselves we put everyone else first

00:25:06.380 right like i cook every night you know i take care of the kids i have a certain standard i like to run a

00:25:12.220 a clean house an orderly house you know maybe i'm a little too ocd i should let go

00:25:16.300 i can't help it you know you know but but um yeah so that that's the big challenge and a lot of

00:25:24.060 girlfriends always ask me how do you do it how do you juggle these things and it's about time

00:25:27.340 management and discipline i'm i've especially as i you know crossed the 40 threshold like i feel like

00:25:34.620 i've got it down now as far as you know time management and not wasting things and seeing where

00:25:39.100 i could kind of cut the fat and all that but yeah i think i need a little more time in the infrared

00:25:44.140 sauna i think i need to do some more running i feel like okay i can't neglect myself because i need

00:25:50.540 the the longevity also to stay in the fight and that's another reason why we talk about organics 0.72

00:25:56.140 you know eating organic and staying away from the chemicals and living a clean life because a clean

00:26:02.460 body leads to a clean mind and gives us the longevity that we're going to need in this fight

00:26:08.860 keep your hands up yeah i got a music question if i can put it in there um i know it's hard to choose

00:26:18.780 favorites but what are a project that you and a project that your brother have worked on musically

00:26:26.220 that you're particularly fond of or proud of well we did this project called 30 day notice and uh there

00:26:33.340 was several songs that we wrote together that i i really liked we blended you know rock he was an

00:26:38.700 amazing guitarist and programmer and we actually did a song this was like many years ago we played

00:26:44.620 it on the show once i think it was man it wasn't oh my god early 2000s or something about chemtrails

00:26:51.660 and it was actually used on this show called secret circle on the network cw which i thought was

00:26:57.740 hilarious because it was like this teeny bopper show we licensed a lot of these kinds of songs on

00:27:01.820 these teeny bopper shows and it was like these heavy duty lyrics about depopulation and chemtrails

00:27:07.660 and stuff like that i so i'm most proud of the things that i did with my big brother we had a good

00:27:12.780 synergy and so i was very sad that i lost him and uh as a tragic story he had this wife that was uh

00:27:21.100 awful and i basically neglected him towards the end and had a had i have known i would have been there to

00:27:29.420 help i tried to he he was exposed to he thought glyphosate he was kava farming in fiji and was

00:27:36.220 using glyphosate and that led to a cancer that just spread like you're talking within months within

00:27:42.540 months i know there's big glyphosate lawsuits and all of that in in america because of the cancer so

00:27:49.340 that's another reason why i am speaking about these things yeah so that's why part of why

00:27:56.460 you're a food nazi as it were yes yes food nazi um yes and that was like a red pilling thing for you

00:28:06.300 know someone we know in these spaces ht handsome truth um it was you know the chemicals that they were

00:28:13.500 putting in food and uh it was part of his red pilling process is uh that discovery and i suppose

00:28:22.860 that in order to be a nationalist to be a white nationalist you need to reflect that and embody

00:28:28.380 that um exude that um and so just talk to me a little bit about you know your thoughts about food and

00:28:36.940 what you know white people need to be thinking about when it comes to food well definitely need to be

00:28:42.460 eating organic as much as possible i'm a big advocate of the the paleo diet and that doesn't

00:28:48.940 mean that you don't eat vegetables i eat more vegetables than any of vegans i have met in my

00:28:54.060 life are vegetarian so lots of vegetables clean organic stuff because you know the pesticides that

00:29:01.260 are awful and horrible for your body they build up they're gonna make you sick and then of course

00:29:06.780 avoiding the gmos gmo grains i avoid wheat altogether but i also eat meat grass-fed meats organic meats by

00:29:16.300 local i buy as much as possible from from friends or or places that i know and that has been tremendous

00:29:23.820 for my health and i don't have weight issues i've been able to maintain my weight of the same weight for

00:29:28.860 many many years you know i'm like 125 pounds and i've been that way for a long time and i eat

00:29:34.060 uh as much as i want when i feel that i want to eat and it's uh just good clean paleo stuff i cook

00:29:40.940 uh from scratch as as much as possible i read labels and if the stuff i i don't understand i don't buy it

00:29:49.020 um and i i try and pass that on to my kids i think that's very important for for their diet as well so

00:29:54.620 that they'll develop and be the best that they can be and even taller you know even if they eat properly

00:30:00.460 they'll be taller their brains will develop better uh when it comes to you know i'm a girly girl i like

00:30:05.340 makeup i like you know hair products and all that but there's so many good clean organic products out

00:30:11.420 there so you don't have to be some granola hippie it's not like that anymore in fact i'd say most of

00:30:16.700 our listeners that we meet and we've lived in a couple different places in the country we've met

00:30:21.260 listeners and been recognized in the health food store more than anywhere else like here and here in

00:30:26.460 in quarter lane there's a health food store that i go to a lot always run into people always like

00:30:32.460 okay those these are our guys you know these are our listeners they're they're on on that track i mean

00:30:37.740 that's why now you see the left attacking like fitness is fascism and the you know uh what is it

00:30:42.940 that the granola to fascism they don't want us to be healthy they don't want us to eat clean

00:30:50.700 good natural foods and they're putting it down now that that's like white privilege and that's a

00:30:55.820 white supremacy and well they say even the body positive movement right is another poor example 0.94

00:31:01.900 of that like it's you know ridiculous exactly and yeah it costs more and food prices are ridiculous but 0.96

00:31:08.060 i feel where if you're going to make an investment it should be to your health and what you eat so we

00:31:14.220 should be prioritizing prioritizing that right absolutely did you like when you're talking about being

00:31:22.860 recognized in healthy stores and and and that's really interesting and the hippies and that sort

00:31:27.660 of triggered a thought during covid one of the the biggest sort of jaw droppers for me was um how the

00:31:37.500 hippies went along with the vaccine and i don't know if it was because it was appealing to a snobbery or

00:31:43.740 an intellectualism where they thought that they were smarter than everybody else but i was blown away by

00:31:50.220 then i thought for sure the hippies are going to be anti-vaxxers and it was like they were some of

00:31:57.020 the most vaccinated people out there did you ever find that a bit of a conundrum as that you're walking

00:32:03.020 in those circles oh yeah i think that's i i remember that yeah seeing these old hippies online you know

00:32:09.340 people that thought they were rebels in the 60s and sticking it to the man and then they're sticking you

00:32:13.580 know five code gems in their arm so pathetic and i i saw that even my i have a friend who said even 0.97

00:32:23.180 the like these american indians you know in montana they're like yeah white men bad and racism even 0.98

00:32:29.500 they were lining up to get all these jabs all of a sudden big pharma you know it's like this is their

00:32:34.860 friend i know it's amazing the conditioning and the mind control that worked there no i'm happy to

00:32:40.380 say that i'm a pureblood and all my friends i hang out with are our purebloods and so we're our

00:32:45.340 children yeah i'm clear that you guys are our purebloods and and i'm clear on that but yeah no i just found

00:32:53.660 that was this is weird idiosyncrasy part of covid where the the hippies i don't know they fell off

00:32:59.740 they fall off the wagon um have you noticed that there's been this huge surge so regarding cancer and

00:33:07.100 fenbendazole and ivermectin i think mel gibson just you know dropped some white pills on joe rogan

00:33:13.500 it looks like ivermectin and fenbendazole may be better for us than we could have ever possibly

00:33:20.140 imagined oh yes yes i have a nutritionist and i um i get fenbendazole i get ivermectin it's good to do

00:33:27.340 routine parasite cleanses so it is interesting that these are parasite killing medicines that are having

00:33:33.740 an effect on killing cancer which is very interesting um so it's good to routinely you

00:33:40.060 can do these things and they're safe it's safer than aspirin it's not going to hurt you this is

00:33:43.980 the thing that i was trying to get to my brother that his wife was was like i don't know i don't

00:33:48.700 know i'm like he's dying we have to try something you know and there was an australian vet who was down

00:33:55.580 in fiji and i could get the fenbendazole the animal form and so i was fighting so hard to get it to

00:34:00.700 him because i've heard so many stories of people saying it it cured it cured their cancer you know

00:34:06.860 even some aggressive forms of stage four cancer and i think that's good that that's coming out

00:34:12.140 and there's something that that could be preventative that we can do every now and then

00:34:16.860 it's super cheap too and easy to get yeah and that's the thing i mean i i definitely think that

00:34:23.260 it's something that everyone should have in their you know medical cabinet obviously there's preppers and

00:34:28.860 that kind of type of person who's kind of ready for the plug to get pulled have it um but as you're

00:34:35.260 saying you should be taking at least doing quarterly cleanses and it's you know five day to a week um

00:34:43.260 like root dosing routine of ivermectin and fenbendazole um and some people claim you know feeling surges in

00:34:51.500 energy and vitality so you know there's really parasites in everything and they're literally

00:34:58.940 underneath our fingernails so um it's getting into us one way or the other um and yeah i i knew dr

00:35:07.340 william mackis back when i was in the freedom movement and he is now making huge leaps and bounds

00:35:13.900 um regarding ivermectin and fenbendazole cancer treatments and i i think that not everybody in

00:35:20.540 the white nationalist movement is living an ideal healthy life but they know they know about the

00:35:27.180 jews and they know about you know what's happening to us as a people in the white genocide and so this

00:35:33.420 is something that people need to know they need to know that ivermectin and fenbendazole is making a

00:35:39.500 huge difference have it take it this is your red pill moment get it india absolutely and you brought

00:35:46.060 up something important there it's like in your own life that is something we all should be doing is

00:35:50.780 cleaning up and becoming the best the best person the best version of ourselves that we can be and

00:35:55.900 part of that it is our fitness our health you know our mindset we can know about all these things

00:36:00.700 that are happening but we need to also be masters of our own life of our own family our own house our

00:36:05.980 own body that is something all of us can be doing right now that makes an impact for the future and

00:36:12.620 future generations and uh procreation when you're in that healthy state and you have children then

00:36:17.580 you're going to pass that on and they're going to be healthier i think it's really important that we

00:36:22.140 get on board with these things and don't belittle it i mean i still if i see someone drinking coca

00:36:27.340 coca-cola at one of my get together everyone knows like that's not allowed in my house like

00:36:33.980 we throw these amazing potlucks and have this awesome community and let me tell you the food

00:36:38.140 is pretty amazing and it's always organic and everyone knows the rules like even even the candy

00:36:43.260 and the sweets like it can't be the gar that you know the garbage that you buy at safely

00:36:49.580 not allowed in my house i'm a stickler about it and for good reason you know like high-end chocolate

00:36:55.100 only uh yeah with this crushed sea salt in it the hipster chocolate you know yeah i i i do think

00:37:05.340 i think you're i think you've you've been over this target for a really really long time but i think

00:37:09.740 it's good to reinforce it um so another thing that i've read about you well i've read a few things and

00:37:16.460 i'm trying to figure out which sort of path i should go down i guess i want to ask you a little bit

00:37:22.540 about the what happened to's because in some of the articles i was reading about you like say for

00:37:27.580 example an adl article congratulations you're one of the you know most written about people by the adl

00:37:34.380 oh there you go yeah yeah no it's definitely it's definitely hall of famous and i was looking at it

00:37:41.260 and there were a lot of names i didn't recognize um and a lot of men i didn't recognize and then there's

00:37:47.020 a beautiful picture of you but you know some people i did recognize and i kind of wanted to

00:37:51.660 get a take from you like what happened to richard spencer because in 2017 that's all they were talking

00:37:58.540 about um what happened to mike cernovich because they did a whole bunch of articles on him and they've

00:38:04.860 kind of taken this ideological hairpin turn and um you know i think they've walked themselves into

00:38:12.460 complete irrelevance but you were around at that time when they were sort of stars and it's like now

00:38:20.860 you know they're begging to be relevant on this you know on these platforms yeah so i always had some

00:38:29.340 uh reservations shall we say i'm intuitive about some of these people and it usually manifests um i don't

00:38:38.460 i don't follow them anymore so i don't know what they're doing now but yeah they definitely took

00:38:42.780 a different turn and i remember they were turning on us and turning on other people especially during

00:38:48.460 the the covet the covet time right and the the jabs and all that uh putting us down for being against 0.68

00:38:55.260 the jabs and you know they just went a different trajectory i don't know what happened in in their

00:39:00.540 personal lives or their their mindset or what was going on there but it seems like there was some

00:39:05.580 some some instability i mean isn't richard spencer basically basically kind of a liberal i mean i

00:39:12.460 think he's always been a contrarian right i mean he's basically a contrary a kind of like you know 0.87

00:39:18.940 i don't know what the fuck's going on with that one man i yeah he comes off as a bit of a misogynist

00:39:23.900 like one of the quotes i saw he said is that you know and i'm not saying that he's wrong as far as women 0.98

00:39:28.700 making foreign policy but he said that they shouldn't because of their vindictiveness right it knows no bounds

00:39:33.660 that's one of the quotes that's been attributed to him so i have a feeling he might have a little

00:39:37.340 bit of misogyny down there yeah he's got some issues with women he's you know always do just

00:39:44.620 saying yeah are the biggest misogynists i mean his marriage there was some messed up stuff there and he

00:39:50.380 was sleeping with like lefty journalists like we saw that we witnessed some of that you know uh trying

00:39:56.460 to come on to people's wives and stuff so then i was like okay this is this is not something no because

00:40:01.740 who you are and how you live your personal life if that's not if that's not legit and of a good

00:40:07.980 moral character i don't care what else you're talking about i don't i don't trust i don't trust

00:40:12.700 that person and i don't want to associate with them because i know what kind of person they are

00:40:17.580 personally you know and i remember with cernovich too the thing um or not cernovich was it painovich

00:40:24.700 sorry time cernovich or painovich painovich i think it's cernovich but oh cernovich okay i thought

00:40:29.980 we're talking about that also the other stuff there were there was another uh show i won't

00:40:33.820 mention it but he had a jewish wife i remember uh he had a jewish wife the whole time when he was

00:40:38.620 talking about um jews yeah that guy that i think that guy's kind of dropped off too yeah i mean

00:40:44.780 there's gonna be people come and go like what the hell they're gonna get

00:40:48.540 honesty you know honesty transparency and i we're we're very honest like henrik and i are like what

00:40:55.820 you what you see is is what you get sure i haven't put out my medical records or whatever but like i

00:41:00.860 don't have any big skeletons in the closet or like you know this horrible personality that you don't know

00:41:07.020 about i i'm i'm me you know and i i do i put that out there i think that's important too because

00:41:14.860 based on i talked about this before about being genuine like i get you know you not a lot of

00:41:19.180 people or not everybody wants to put out there all their details out there for obvious reasons but i

00:41:23.340 think that when you do put some of yourself out there you come off as more genuine and less of

00:41:27.900 like a clout chaser in the movement yeah yeah absolutely just be a real person and that's that's

00:41:34.540 the thing i love about our community i feel that we have right now it's evolved and it's grown and we

00:41:40.380 have some amazing people like you know you ladies i love the whole canadian crew i talked about that

00:41:45.580 in our new year's live stream that we did was just really special just bringing together different

00:41:50.540 people from different countries true true european diversity and coming together on these things and

00:41:57.180 i feel like we have formed something special and it's it's constantly maturing and evolving in a

00:42:02.700 good direction you know you look back at you know frank i'm sure he'll he knows lots of stories of

00:42:08.060 the horrible you know white nationalist 1.0 days you know where they were horrible to each other and

00:42:13.900 but i think it took kind of some some weirdos to be able to be out there talking about some of these

00:42:19.420 things during some of those times but it's it's definitely evolved then and become something more

00:42:27.260 real and family friendly and an obvious direction that we all need to go in i mean the fact that we're

00:42:33.420 talking about white white nationalism and doesn't it's not like a oh a boogeyman i don't want to be

00:42:38.300 associated with that is a positive thing what blacks nationalism different asian countries of 0.97

00:42:42.700 nationalism you know brown countries of national i've traveled around the world a lot of people don't

00:42:47.660 know that i've been to parts of africa where i'm the first white person that they've seen so you know

00:42:52.540 most of these people that are trying to shit talk me on the left is like you know i've traveled and 0.76

00:42:56.620 seen more of the world than than any of you people like i know what's out there i've experienced those 0.97

00:43:03.660 things all these other countries and basic they're ethno states it's only white countries that is for 0.99

00:43:09.580 everybody and i'm going to keep hammering that that we deserve our own spaces we need to claim what is

00:43:15.260 ours otherwise we will be lost forever our countries will be lost forever and what kind of world are our

00:43:21.500 kids going to grow up in because i have been in some towns lived in some places in my adult years

00:43:26.940 where i have been a white minority and it feels like garbage okay and so it's it does not feel good

00:43:33.900 if being a minority is so awesome why do we constantly hear about you know minority rights and these poor 0.99

00:43:39.420 minorities and now they need help and because being a minority sucks and we shouldn't be in our own 0.99

00:43:44.780 countries and the way that we combat this is that we're going to have to come together 0.96

00:43:51.580 bottom-up movements we're going to have to get to a point where ultimately mass deportations we

00:43:58.620 that we stop immigration flows we have our our areas where we regroup we have lots of children are 0.98

00:44:05.500 i mean the chill the children that we have is so so important you know it's a kind of cliche but oh

00:44:11.420 the children inherit the the the earth right your your future progeny but that that's where we're at

00:44:17.820 so we have to raise kids too that have some have these thoughts in their head imagine if all of us

00:44:23.420 from the start if our parents planted some of these really important seeds how much grief that could have 0.84

00:44:29.900 spared so many of us or dumb mistakes we made in our teen years or these trap these jewish traps that 1.00

00:44:35.020 we fell into with propaganda and just going down these you know dumb paths where we all just wasted time 0.88

00:44:41.100 like no let's let's raise our kids to not be like that absolutely uh frank do we want to go to frank

00:44:49.820 based yeah yeah frank go ahead go ahead frank yeah thanks ladies i won't take long i have a i have a lot

00:44:55.660 of questions but i'll spread them out throughout this uh this space pretty interesting lana so just a real

00:45:02.300 quick lana she has a great sense of humor i'm i'm much more i'm much more serious and kind of uh

00:45:11.340 prosaic i guess but this one oh white nationalism the the person that uh created this division

00:45:19.820 was richard spencer i want everybody to know this because i don't actually take issue publicly with too

00:45:25.980 many people but i have said publicly that spencer owes an apology to an entire generation of people

00:45:33.420 40 50 million people and this might have been because he was naive he was young or this whole

00:45:40.620 crew this all right kind of crew was being handled at some level but regardless i want everybody to know 0.77

00:45:48.060 that when anybody brings up 102 or whatever this is all bullshit it's it's not it's not true because 0.69

00:45:56.060 our people are one large organic host and if anybody ever loses that that conception they're missing the

00:46:05.180 entire boat so lana i there's always been something i wanted to ask you just real brief when you and i first

00:46:12.380 met and we did that conversation you and i and you and you and henry for all intended purposes we're

00:46:18.780 still getting onto your own personal trajectory personally and professionally and it's really

00:46:25.100 interesting to see that after our conversation you know you did everything that you said you were going

00:46:30.620 to do you had children you maintained your position you know within the organic food community

00:46:37.580 and so on and so forth so and generally why did you and your family choose oh no before i go there i

00:46:46.460 don't even know if when we had our first conversation if you knew anything about my background or some of the

00:46:53.260 some of the organizations or individuals that i was personally associated with but when you guys moved to

00:47:00.460 idaho were you aware of the the tremendous sacrifice that a whole lot of men actually put out to you they

00:47:08.860 were willing to give their lives for the pacific northwest uh you know we called it the territorial imperative and

00:47:15.740 how did that define your move to the area that you are in right now sure i've known about idaho's idaho's

00:47:24.940 history and idaho's past and uh all the things that have happened to your uh for me i i remember

00:47:31.260 visiting quarter lane when i was younger and i loved it and at the time before right before we moved we were

00:47:37.660 in virginia oddly enough we were two hours from dc and yes we were going to do some projects with richard

00:47:44.540 spencer surprise surprise that fell through right uh too much drama and things there so uh it was i had some good

00:47:51.500 friends actually that were already in quarter lane and they're like why don't you just come to quarter

00:47:56.140 lane just just move you know and i was like okay we'll get there we'll get there you know it's across

00:48:00.620 the country but we'll get there and we did and then we started being public about being here and then

00:48:06.700 wow it's just all these people started contacting us i'm here i'm moving here it was like something

00:48:11.740 special is happening here and and i think it's just historically like you say stuff has happened up here

00:48:17.580 right there was ruby bridge as well i'm sure you're referencing um but there's there's a history

00:48:22.220 on this land and a different kind of people a good kind of you know white man rebel you've got all

00:48:27.660 kinds of people the spectrum of white people on the right it's amazing the kinds of conversations i can

00:48:33.660 have yeah you've got preppers sure sure you've got some conservatives but you do have white nationalists

00:48:38.860 you do have people that are very friendly and open to uh the things that we talk about and people that

00:48:44.940 are just ripe like almost there almost there um so something special is happening here on the land

00:48:51.100 energetically and some people have even said i had dreams like i needed to move there god told me that

00:48:55.660 i needed to move there i just have i've heard so many amazing stories of how people ended up here so

00:49:00.940 like this is this is where we're going to stay we're planting a flag and yes i do think the older

00:49:06.700 generations sure there might have been some dramas and things you could read about online and lefty

00:49:11.900 papers love to talk about some of those things um and i know there was like fed some fed involvement

00:49:17.900 meddling in some of these groups like aryan nations and some you know stuff that went down but uh

00:49:23.100 generally yeah there's a lot of good white people that were paving the way you know paving the way even

00:49:31.260 you know before jared taylor i mean you can go back to i think frank we even talked about this in

00:49:35.260 the 50s remember when even in the 50s they were holding signs how race mixing is communism you know so 0.95

00:49:40.700 yeah i mean white nationalism was what all we had our founding fathers of america were white

00:49:47.420 nationalists they just didn't need to call it right yeah yeah so what i was referencing was

00:49:52.540 men like robert j matthews like david lane like the silent brothers i've never heard you actually talk

00:49:58.620 about them uh but those were my comrades uh and uh you know this whole thing about aryan nations i'm not

00:50:06.140 really sure we'll get into this slowly but surely over this conversation but um yeah those people

00:50:14.140 who spent a lifetime trying to create a habitable place for you and your family and for everybody

00:50:20.940 coming up there i mean richard butler brought over 20 000 families over a 25 year period and they're

00:50:26.700 still for the most part scattered around throughout idaho montana wyoming washington state and all that

00:50:34.620 so i'm not trying to push an agenda i'm just curious what your actual knowledge base was of that because

00:50:41.420 when we first talked um there were no questions um about that time period so that's always just been in

00:50:49.180 the back of my head lana that that's all yeah no that that wasn't the reason why i came here but i

00:50:54.380 already knew so many people uh like-minded and some good friends that were here that it appealed to me

00:51:00.540 and it just felt right and then so as i've been here i've learned more about the history and some of

00:51:06.300 the people that have been up here and some of the work that they've done awesome um okay well there's more

00:51:18.300 uh there's so much more frank and um there's a woman in the in the audience they mostly peaceful and

00:51:25.100 they go over frank's books and they do um like a book reading kind of at this time slot on saturdays

00:51:32.220 but they're in in the middle of a giant fire right now so you never know frank might need to jump in his

00:51:37.580 car um but yeah covering this important part of america's history and i think it links us um all

00:51:47.020 together gives us some roots right in which to stand upon so that we can continue forging um

00:51:55.340 as a white nationalist movement uh we can't move forward if we don't have roots um i guess i wanted

00:52:02.540 uh when i was looking at like the branches that uh that we can go which we can go down i guess um

00:52:10.940 you know one of the things that they said about you is that uh you're a holocaust denier and you

00:52:16.460 deny native genocides how do you answer to that well uh yeah the the holocaust rabbit hole it's funny 0.85

00:52:26.860 when i first met henrik i was pretty bold of him he had to go do this little filming trip and he was

00:52:32.300 like here's some documentaries right why don't you watch them like one third of the holocaust 0.54

00:52:36.700 like a bunch of uh holocaust truths shall we call it documentaries and i was watching them and like

00:52:44.060 it just boom just instinctually i was like yes this makes so much sense now i know why i was when i was

00:52:49.740 sitting in school as a kid because we all get that propaganda in public school seeing these pictures

00:52:53.740 of these supposed you know starving tortured jews whatever in these camps it was something didn't sit

00:52:59.100 right with me even back then it's something bothered me but of course you don't have the

00:53:02.780 consciousness at the time you're a young kid like no one's explaining this for you and as i was watching

00:53:09.020 these documentaries something unlocked i was like oh my gosh yes this makes sense the whole story of the

00:53:13.420 six million and how did they dispose of these bodies and where's the evidence and this look at this uh

00:53:18.780 rickety gas chamber was it the truth about auschwitz right um like all of that just made sense just

00:53:26.700 looking at the the facts compiled and so uh deny you can't deny something that you don't think even

00:53:33.420 happened now when it comes to native americans um you know why didn't they open their arms to

00:53:40.140 diversity and multiculturalism and all that stuff that we're told that us white people have to accept

00:53:45.500 right yeah it was pretty shitty there were some indians they were nomadic you know they they got pushed 1.00

00:53:50.300 out but like that is the that's always been history right it's always been war and conquest and 0.89

00:53:54.940 fighting for territories and they did this long before the white man came and there's plenty of

00:54:00.540 areas where they lived in peace and it's not this you know this story that you always hear about this 0.91

00:54:05.420 white man just killing and raping like you know once you research into those things you learn that 0.69

00:54:11.180 a lot of these stories are just fabricated and pumped up and it's propaganda and all those things but 0.99

00:54:18.140 man native americans who are native american indians you can we can fight about who came first too i

00:54:24.860 mean there was also leif erickson before columbus and then you know solitrean culture and high stage

00:54:29.900 europeans so that that doesn't matter who built the country who made it what it is today it's european

00:54:36.380 people and american indians today in america they actually do you know that they get a like a basic

00:54:42.060 guaranteed income they have their own laws and and customs and rights that they can do on their

00:54:47.740 reservations like man i wish at this point i wish we even had a freaking reservation

00:54:58.380 the amerindians up here in canada they have their own reservations they you know make their own laws

00:55:05.180 uh they're exempt from federal tax they receive millions in uh tax dollars every year you know

00:55:13.340 the residential school they were given a settlement of i think it was eight billion dollars in the early

00:55:19.020 2000s from the paul martin government and they're still you know uh complaining about reparations

00:55:26.620 and don't forget the casinos too right most of them like or a lot of them have big or a lot of the

00:55:31.020 big casinos are on native reservations and they get all the proceeds from that as well yeah vices

00:55:37.180 cigarettes tobacco like marijuana they make a fortune and literally they have nothing to show for it

00:55:45.020 you know every odd chief's driveway is paved but um there's no magnificent buildings created there's

00:55:54.060 nothing that they really have to offer other than f-150s like there they haven't they've been given

00:56:00.620 so much and continue to demand so much and they literally have nothing to show for the billions that

00:56:09.660 we've given them the taxpayer yeah that's right i know and they're also getting hit by it's interesting

00:56:20.300 how their younger generations are being influenced by all this cultural marxism too so it'll be interesting

00:56:26.940 to see if they even exist you know 100 years from now right but yeah they they still have it pretty

00:56:33.820 good but they they still complain and they still go get the jabs like i said earlier which is just

00:56:38.300 amazing to me simply amazing but yeah i mean if we were such big bad genocidal monsters you know why did

00:56:46.540 why did we let some of them live and why did we give them these spaces and why did we give them all

00:56:50.940 this money you know it doesn't add up it doesn't add up yeah i i do recall though during the convoy um

00:57:00.380 so all the chiefs in all these different residential communities across canada had been mandated to

00:57:07.260 enforce the vaccine and so again in these native communities there were just a handful of people who

00:57:14.060 didn't want to take it and they were marginalized isolated within those communities you could like

00:57:20.380 a community with inside a community inside a community and um you know during the convoy um many

00:57:27.100 of those people did come out um but it was one person from that band over here and one person from that

00:57:34.460 tribe over there and you know they too had been living this isolated nightmare because um the chiefs got 0.96

00:57:42.540 well paid to push those vaccines on on that population it was it was such a fucked up time 0.85

00:57:49.740 covid was um unbelievably difficult not that i'm crying for the natives but i do remember um being 0.84

00:57:57.100 in communication with a lot of them at that time and they were so grateful for the convoy

00:58:04.700 yeah i wonder what a lot of them think about okay it was bad when europeans came and we came in small

00:58:10.380 numbers uh and half of our pioneers and settlers that came to america died trying to set set up what

00:58:18.780 we have here today what do they think about mass migration today of all these people from all around

00:58:26.860 the world coming into the country are they okay with it now that they're not white well they've been 1.00

00:58:32.540 indoctrinated into the marxism right to hate white people but i mean the kind of the joke about it all 0.89

00:58:39.660 is is is that um you just wait if the chinese take over or if the you know the dot indians take 0.99

00:58:48.060 over you know all of your your all your money's getting cut off okay there will be no more white 0.95

00:58:53.740 guilt of funding this whole operation and the chinese are ruthless so you better hope that we maintain 1.00

00:59:00.780 power because if we don't you guys are getting cut off and literally be send it sent off into the canadian

00:59:07.500 shield um with a loincloth um with a loincloth and and you know some spears some chucking spears and good 0.99

00:59:13.980 luck um because the chinese don't give a shit about you and neither do the indians and they feel no 0.99

00:59:20.540 connection or responsibility towards you whatsoever but we're also dealing with an iq issue within that 0.98

00:59:28.540 population um in general um in general the average iq is extremely low so trying to teach them you know

00:59:37.500 like we did try with residential schools was just decades and decades of a futility they just don't

00:59:44.620 they don't pick it up like white people pick it up unfortunately 0.99

00:59:50.140 yeah and they're also race mixing not having kids that's why you know it's it's backfiring on them as well 0.94

00:59:57.980 well they're kind of like blacks they end up like having a bunch of different baby daddies they do 1.00

01:00:04.220 have quite a few kids but it's it's very much like the blacks in america where they have 10 different 1.00

01:00:09.420 baby daddies and it's just a big mess there's no family unit there's lots of tuberculosis still on

01:00:16.140 reservations there's a lot of stis on reservations there's a lot of fetal genetic yeah all that genetic

01:00:22.860 defects and stuff like that big time we have monica with her hand up base and steve so i'm not sure who

01:00:29.980 you want oh we got monica yeah finally okay um monica or steve will you let monica go first ladies first 1.00

01:00:40.300 okay hello hello lana can you hear me am i coming through all right hi monica we have your book sorry

01:00:46.780 mom on our coffee table i i am i am just listening so attentively to this has just been very very nice

01:00:57.100 to have you speaking here and i'm just super interested in in your background i didn't know

01:01:05.180 that about your russian background very interesting and the fact that you grew up you know in a in an

01:01:12.540 environment where you could just talk about these things and it wasn't something you know very

01:01:17.820 strange and taboo and this has just been delightful i'm so happy to to be here with you and and then

01:01:24.940 when this issue this particular issue about the north american indians or the aboriginal people came up

01:01:31.500 i really that really got my heart going my heart pumping because it's something that i'm

01:01:36.860 quite obsessed with these days and i've talked about it a lot because they are setting us up here in

01:01:41.660 canada to have our very own genocide you know we we our own holocaust i should say and our our 0.60

01:01:49.340 genocide here that they are actually they've already introduced legislation to to uh criminalize if you

01:01:57.100 question them just like the holocaust the jewish holocaust you know very very uh striking parallels

01:02:04.700 in those two stories how they're setting it up and i really uh liked all the things you said

01:02:10.140 based maidens about them and this whole thing the whole aspect about you know if we are replaced 1.00

01:02:17.420 with chinese and and the dot indians i like how you call them that the dot indians then they're not going 1.00

01:02:24.700 to give a a flying hoot about these um aboriginal people and by the way i use that word very deliberately 0.98

01:02:31.980 aboriginal just think of normal and abnormal and then think of original and aboriginal that fits they 1.00

01:02:40.940 actually tell us with the language that they were not the original peoples here so you've covered all

01:02:47.660 that and i i just wanted to greet you and say hello and and just i'm i'll i'll go back to uh muting and

01:02:55.420 listening this has just been a very very interesting session here i'm enjoying it a lot thank you lana

01:03:02.140 for joining us here and and for those who don't know this is monica shaffer monica shaffer is uh you

01:03:10.860 know a a survivor of um the holocaust narrative uh she was imprisoned for 10 months i like to say 11 but

01:03:21.180 10 months in germany for um reprehensible holocaust denial she's ashamed her brother was also

01:03:28.780 incarcerated um and he lives in germany and thanks to red ice um and the work of henrik and lana they

01:03:36.460 were able to give interviews and i know that alfred monica's brother spoke with henrik while monica was in

01:03:43.420 prison i believe it was a maximum security prison too because as you can hear from monica's voice she's a 1.00

01:03:49.820 danger a danger to society actually yeah thanks face maiden i'll just add to that i um i know that

01:03:59.500 both alfred and i did have interviews with with you lana and henrik before we went to jail i do believe

01:04:08.300 you know that was in 2017 because i was in jail in 2018 and then uh alfred i know that you had been

01:04:17.340 taken down red ice was completely obliterated taken down and then you got things back up and i remember

01:04:24.620 him writing me a letter into jail and saying that that i think i might be wrong just correct me if i'm

01:04:30.700 wrong but it was the first interview that you conducted uh after you got your gear back up was

01:04:38.140 was with alfred so thank you very much for that yes and you have done such such terrific work over the

01:04:44.380 years it really is i will tell you a little story here this is a very beautiful story it was the in

01:04:49.580 the year when i was under year and a half in jasper after my video and before i ended up in jail where i

01:04:56.940 learned what this thing called ritual defamation is i learned it by first-hand experience not out of a

01:05:04.060 textbook and every once in a while i would get a guardian angel in one form or another and in this case

01:05:14.380 it was this guy that i kind of recognized him from around town but i didn't even know his name

01:05:19.660 i think he was a railroader we had a lot of railroaders in jasper and um he just said to me

01:05:26.620 he approached me and he was not hostile at all and i was getting accustomed to a huge amount of hostility

01:05:32.060 and and all kinds of things happening to me during that you know you could call it the proverbial

01:05:37.500 burning of the witch at the stake during that time of my life but anyway this guy just approached

01:05:43.100 me as i was coming down the sidewalk and he just said something very simple and you will like this

01:05:48.540 lana he said i heard your brother on red ice radio oh nice and and he didn't say anything else but the

01:05:58.300 way he said it and that's all he needed to say and he wasn't volunteering anymore and i just said thank you

01:06:05.660 very much for sharing that with me and i honestly then we continued on our separate ways that was

01:06:13.500 the extent of the conversation but i'm telling you i was floating six inches off the ground i it just was

01:06:20.540 one of these moments that was absolutely a savior for me because i did come to realize that in spite of

01:06:29.180 this mob mentality that took place in jasper alberta uh during that year and a half um there were some

01:06:37.900 people who knew and they gave me these signals in various different ways and that was one of them

01:06:44.300 i heard your brother on red ice radio i'm actually getting yeah i'm getting chills going up and down

01:06:51.420 right now i'm almost you know getting teary-eyed just telling you this story so i wanted to share

01:06:57.660 that with you okay back over to you that's sweet yeah and those times of hardship because i i'd like

01:07:05.820 to know more of how that was for you in jail and coming out but in those times you know you could feel

01:07:11.340 kind of beaten down and so having that support is almost like a big hug of just a nod of like i'm with

01:07:17.340 you and i support you keep going right it truly was like that like a big hug thank you

01:07:27.980 steve i think you had your hand up you want to jump in buds yeah to monica's point there uh

01:07:34.140 the bill that was introduced on residential school denialism was introduced by a far-left

01:07:41.260 mp named leah gazan who is half amerindian half jewish and has been dubbed by the ferryman as chief

01:07:50.060 rubbing hands and i always like to bring up to normies this point of um you know the the amerindians

01:07:58.460 welcomed the europeans they were happy to trade with us you know they're happy to trade fur pelts for

01:08:04.620 uh muskets iron wares alcohol and you know it's not like they were living in peace and harmony with

01:08:13.180 each other as evidenced by the fact that the algonquin fought alongside the french against the british who

01:08:19.020 fought alongside the iroquois and so you know there was no cohesive um government or or peace amongst all

01:08:29.740 these you know 300 plus amerindian tribes and i like to also bring up to the normies it's so too

01:08:37.500 that it was eventually to the detriment of the amerindians to welcome the stranger um it will be 1.00

01:08:44.860 to our detriment to continue to welcome the stranger you know this is this is proof and you know the the

01:08:52.300 foreigners coming in the invaders they like to use this um you know talking point of white guilt 0.78

01:09:00.220 to try to shut white people up when they say this is our land you know they say oh well you you stole 0.99

01:09:05.660 it from the indians no we conquered it from them and we're not going to let you conquer it from us 1.00

01:09:12.380 because we know that our ancestors were pioneers they built this uh this wonderful civilization that 0.97

01:09:20.140 we've inherited and live in and these people who are invading they are parasites and they will only 1.00

01:09:27.180 destroy it just like you know a colony of termites will destroy a house that they feed off of 0.99

01:09:36.460 how can they claim genocide without piles of shoes

01:09:39.340 thanks lj i'll just say one more thing about that leah gazan that you uh talked about steve with

01:09:55.820 regards to introducing legislation to criminalize uh residential school denialism that's or that's

01:10:02.620 what they're calling it you know residential school denialism another parallel with the

01:10:06.300 holocaust holocaust denialism right but anyway she is a ultra survivor she can lay claim to being a 0.68

01:10:14.300 survivor of pretty much everything you can think of so yeah like you say one side of her family is

01:10:20.460 you know a jewish holocaust survivor somehow they survived by being uh saved in in a i think it was

01:10:27.100 a dutch family's home during the holocaust and then the other side of the family is survival of of the

01:10:33.020 residential school so boy she she's got that survivor thing down pat i just thought i'd add that to your 1.00

01:10:41.020 your explanations there about who introduced this this bill because she should be the expert on it right 0.98

01:10:46.780 yeah she's been mandated with making the rest of us pay for the rest of our lives um well i have

01:10:56.300 monica and lana up here and um i guess this was i wanted to i wanted to bridge into a conversation about

01:11:04.540 feminism um how that's been going and uh you know what it has done to us and when monica monica and i 1.00

01:11:12.460 were talking the other night and i was just saying i was born into a world where uh feminism was the 0.99

01:11:18.460 norm i actually don't know i don't know a world without it like my kids were born into a world of

01:11:25.900 multiculturalism they don't actually know a world where it was white only they've never seen that

01:11:32.380 um and so i i did i did want to sort of start with feminism and then i kind of wanted to get your 1.00

01:11:38.540 thoughts about um the passing of ursula haberbeck um both of you being you know infamous holocaust

01:11:46.220 deniers and i suppose she's the the high queen of holocaust denial and i wanted to get your thoughts on

01:11:52.380 that you want to go ahead first lana maybe and then we'll go to monica sure yeah yeah it's it's true

01:12:00.780 like you say that you you were just born into feminism you were just born into multiculturalism i look back

01:12:07.500 now with the glasses off and i'm like oh wow look at that that it swept me up in ways that i wasn't

01:12:14.380 even conscious of right that no one actually pointed out at the time because they too were not conscious of

01:12:21.820 it um and i that's one of the reasons why i had children later in life too i didn't even think in terms of

01:12:30.300 the importance of having children you know maybe earlier i mean we can debate that all the time

01:12:37.740 you know is it is it younger is it later or whatever but i almost didn't have them you know

01:12:42.860 i didn't think i wanted kids for the longest time and no one motivated for me why that's why that's

01:12:48.140 important to have children to have something to pass on for future generations and then once i started

01:12:54.860 waking up to the you know to my white identity i was like how can i not have children you know and

01:13:00.540 i i saw so i've seen so many friends old friends that i grew up with that fell into that trap of you

01:13:06.220 know you know girl power and let's get a job and be independent and i don't need any man uh and some 0.97

01:13:12.700 women that missed the boat to have kids they they realized later on in life how they were duped and how 1.00

01:13:18.860 those were lies that they were fed and they don't even they're not even conscious of where when how or who but

01:13:24.140 it was just there and now they're older and they can't have children and it's like a biggest regret

01:13:29.260 of their life and so i have seen i've seen that pain i've seen that pain of women who are older 1.00

01:13:35.820 and alone and sure they may have money but they don't have someone to cuddle at the end of the day

01:13:42.220 or grandkids to cuddle and i think that that's very dangerous because we see that happening with lots

01:13:47.820 of women today right i there's this whole fad of women on tiktok you know making tiktok videos about 1.00

01:13:54.140 how great it is to be childless and look at all my shoes and the cars and i can go out and have

01:13:58.540 cocktails well guess what your looks aren't going to hold forever you know you're you're gonna age

01:14:03.900 who's going to be there for you who are you going to grow old with what you know the one of the

01:14:08.380 beautiful things and i having a daughter too is and and having kids it's it's fun because you can

01:14:14.540 kind of live through them again experience their their joys experience them coming into things

01:14:20.620 discovering things for the first time like having kids completely transformed me as a woman and i

01:14:26.860 think all of you women will agree that's what they say when you have kids you become more conservative 0.96

01:14:32.780 and you just kind of fall into this natural role it's not like my husband and i discussed these

01:14:36.700 things it was just kind of always we just naturally knew like what's what's masculine what's feminine what

01:14:41.340 what works what fits you know correctly into place and at the same time i never obsessed

01:14:47.500 like there was this whole trad wife movement and i i i

01:14:50.620 said okay but trad wife in what era what decade because the 50s is going to be different than

01:14:56.460 today is going to be different than you know viking era times so i say don't get too hung up on those

01:15:03.020 things but just do what you need to do as a family but also just let it be natural and let it flow

01:15:08.460 natural and let it feel natural and for a lot of women going to work if they have kids leaving their 1.00

01:15:14.540 kids all day doesn't feel natural it doesn't feel good and it doesn't for a reason so we have to honor

01:15:19.900 those things and be be intuitive about it i think it's important for you know older women to pass 0.53

01:15:26.300 on some of these some of these truths to younger girls today and put some pressure on them to to guide

01:15:33.340 them and maybe you're going to be the one who's going to tell that girl something that she needed to

01:15:38.460 hear you know um at that point in her life i felt like there wasn't those kinds of women around me back 1.00

01:15:44.460 back back then and how would it have been different had i have said hey you know if someone had said

01:15:50.380 look at this propaganda and look at how they're trying to destroy women and look at the path that 0.51

01:15:54.380 it leads them to so i think it's important for us uh older gals to pass that on to to younger gals 0.99

01:16:01.500 what does monica think i just sorry before you go monica i just wanted to say what maybe i'll just

01:16:06.220 throw this in quickly as i firmly believe that the feminist movement and all this kind of stuff is why 1.00

01:16:11.020 women now are on antidepressants like they're depressed and everything because they've lost 1.00

01:16:16.220 a sense of purpose they have they don't know where they are in the world and because you know if you

01:16:20.940 look at a woman womanhood on a biological scale like humans right um it's only been the last hundred 1.00

01:16:26.940 years that like we've had the industrial well maybe a little bit more but and feminism right has 1.00

01:16:31.740 been only the last 50 60 years so before that we had our we knew our purpose was to raise the children

01:16:37.660 to have children to you know keep a home and all that kind of stuff and then we were pushed in a

01:16:41.660 short period of time into something that doesn't feel natural and i think that's why a lot of these

01:16:46.060 women are coping by saying i'm buying shoes i'm buying cats i'm like i have all this freedom but it's just

01:16:52.140 a cope because they're trying to fulfill something that they'll never get unless they go back to the 0.94

01:16:56.940 traditional roots that's my firm opinion on that yeah and the other thing i don't like too that feminists 1.00

01:17:02.380 sell this live like oh like women like us all we do is cook and you know wife we change diapers or 1.00

01:17:09.900 something oh my god the women in my life are some of the most talented amazing smartest women i have 1.00

01:17:15.020 ever known and they are all in this sphere they're creative they have artistic talents and abilities

01:17:21.020 you can still do those things and be a wife and a mother i hate this idea that's like oh all you

01:17:27.180 know these leftist feminists think all of that ends and her husbands are just like these awful 1.00

01:17:31.900 men who just boss us around all day and can't wash their underwear or fry an egg please the men in 0.98

01:17:37.260 our sphere are like some of the best cooks that you know i'm always trying to set the record straight

01:17:44.220 with that and on my wikipedia page too it says lana says that she was oftentimes trolled by men in the

01:17:49.660 all that's bullshit i never ever said that by the way no the the men in our sphere have been the best 0.62

01:17:56.060 men i have ever encountered in my life sorry monica cut you off go ahead no i am just sitting 0.96

01:18:03.980 here nodding my head vigorously to everything that both of you have just said about this whole feminist

01:18:11.180 movement which okay so i'm a little bit older than you are and and i grew up in a kind of a middle class

01:18:17.900 area of edmonton alberta and i it was still quite traditional it my mother was not unusual as a stay 0.90

01:18:27.820 at home mother raising children that was not at all unusual in fact that was the majority of my friends

01:18:33.900 as well they had stay at home moms and also our neighborhood and our school it was 99.9 percent white

01:18:42.860 uh european stock people you could say and that's what i grew up in and it was pretty much what i would

01:18:52.700 call what we felt to be utopia i mean this was just normal for us so that does give me a little bit

01:19:02.780 different like what you were saying based maidens is that you know you didn't grow up in that you grew

01:19:07.260 up into a feminist environment okay but here's the thing what happened with me is that that was a 1.00

01:19:14.540 perfect recipe for being uh duped by the influences that were steadily coming upon us in the form of you

01:19:24.620 know this sort of a creeping feminist agenda which now i think everybody on this call understands who 1.00

01:19:32.940 who who is behind all that and they brag about it right the the betty freedoms of the world and the 0.95

01:19:39.020 glorious dynums of the world and they they're the ones that you know they wear those little little caps

01:19:43.820 on their head so that the whole feminist agenda is probably the one of the uh most sort of insidious 1.00

01:19:55.340 weapons against us that leads us to collective mass suicide you could say because if we don't have

01:20:02.140 children well that's the end of us right and that was really uh one of the largest effects of the

01:20:09.420 feminist movement now personally for me i always instinctually was not a feminist like anti that 1.00

01:20:18.460 although what i i was caught up in it and i would just say to myself oh well i'll just define it

01:20:23.740 differently for myself this is what i think feminism means and i would just conveniently define it the way i 1.00

01:20:29.260 wanted to define it because the packaging is always very good just like with anything you know the

01:20:33.740 environmental movement um any other of these movements the packaging is really beautiful and nice

01:20:41.580 pulls us in and you know of course equal pay for equal work or of course equal opportunity for

01:20:47.420 everybody of course all these things that all sound so great but it's trojan horse it's a trojan horse

01:20:54.460 this feminist agenda and we know what trojan horse is it's the enemy it's it's you know out you know 1.00

01:21:01.020 open the gates and there's the enemy so anyway um oh i i just wanted to respond to so many things that

01:21:07.900 you said lana and and also to um co-host i'm not seeing your name okay thank you no problem but i didn't

01:21:19.340 take i didn't write these down i was just nodding vigorously and so i'll just pass it on right now i

01:21:24.940 do see steve's hand is up but um i'm sure that there is like we could talk about this single issue for

01:21:31.020 hours and hours i have a lot to say about it but i'll just pass it over for now thank you

01:21:37.020 well on this whole uh movement of you know feminism and uh you know contraceptives it all kicked off 0.84

01:21:45.900 after the second world war right and you know so you had that initial baby boom from 1945 to 1960

01:21:53.820 and then with the advent of the feminism the contraceptives um abortion you know which all

01:22:00.220 has that same tribal influence whether it's goodwin pincus who uh gregory pincus who was the father of

01:22:07.180 the contraceptive pill or dr henry morgenthaler who you know had the abortion laws overturned here in canada

01:22:15.180 you know you saw this push to encourage whites to forgo having children or to have less children

01:22:22.300 put it off to later in life and then as a result you see the declining birth rates and they also sold

01:22:28.860 us on this narrative that you know the world is overpopulated so we shouldn't have children because

01:22:33.260 of overpopulation and then when the birth rates decline they turn around and say oh well you guys

01:22:39.740 aren't having enough children and so we need to import the third world so we have enough workers 1.00

01:22:44.940 it's a rather nefarious agenda and you know it all comes from the common source

01:22:52.620 that guilt tripping i just thank you for bringing that up steve that they we are easily put into a

01:22:59.580 state of feeling guilty because we do have this general quality among our people in our race that

01:23:08.140 we have a strong sense of empathy and so the this wonderful quality of empathy has been weaponized

01:23:17.820 against us by the you know the usual suspects the enemy of humanity and we are easily made to feel

01:23:25.340 guilty and that overpopulation who was it paul erlish who wrote the population bomb and i remember

01:23:31.980 my brother actually you know he was reading that and you know my brother alfred both of us we were so

01:23:37.900 in the matrix let me tell you i can oh the things that we were duped by and who is it that voluntarily

01:23:47.100 pulled back on their uh fertility rate it's the white people it wasn't the the east indians it wasn't 0.63

01:23:54.220 the africans they carried on having many many children uh so it was the white people who voluntarily 0.82

01:24:00.940 pulled back on overpopulating the planet this is what we were told this overpopulating so yeah they've

01:24:07.100 they've really done a number on us by weaponizing our qualities against us so one of those qualities being

01:24:14.620 empathy another quality being high trust we believed everything or i did anyway i was so

01:24:21.420 trusting that you know i believed all that stuff that's why i took my mother to task you know when

01:24:27.260 i was learning all about the lampshades and the and the soap and all that said why didn't you stop them

01:24:33.260 why didn't you stop them you know i was just so trusting and yeah and just to set the record straight

01:24:39.260 because i hear people talking about that story sometimes and and i just sort of set it straight my

01:24:43.980 mother didn't argue against me no she just said well we didn't know we didn't know those things

01:24:49.180 were happening we knew they were concentration camps but we didn't know anything about death

01:24:54.300 camps until much later yeah i wonder why until much later they you know the the german people were so

01:25:00.140 propagandized about that whole story more than anybody so anyway i kind of got sidetracked there with

01:25:07.260 that little story back back over to someone else thing it is interesting we're talking about

01:25:10.940 feminism and then you brought up ursula it you know the feminists are always like believe all 1.00

01:25:15.340 women listen to all women girl power free speech for women women need to be heard unless you're women 1.00

01:25:21.660 like monica schaefer or me or ursula have her back who makes a comment about how uh you brought up

01:25:28.140 auschwitz auschwitz was not an extermination camp but it was a concentration camp so this 95 year old woman

01:25:35.660 who has her lived experience and stories from her family is then sentenced to 11 months in prison

01:25:43.180 which is longer than uh you know these rape ugs are getting in germany i mean this is insanity it's a 1.00

01:25:49.900 two-tier anti-white system and feminism was always meant to be an anti-white weapon it was always meant to 1.00

01:25:56.940 be a war against the white male and female it was always about uh depopulating our demographics and

01:26:05.260 yes as as steve brought up earlier you know there's the the jewish hand in it i mean how many jewish 0.99

01:26:10.620 women brag about being feminists and you know liberating us and the sexual revolution and porn 1.00

01:26:17.180 and all these things that are subversive and have been awful for us okay maybe you maybe you jewish 1.00

01:26:22.300 feminists maybe you needed that in your own jewish communities maybe your men treat you like crap but in 1.00

01:26:27.260 in our nations we were treat we've been treated with utmost respect and women have been hailed and put up on a 0.99

01:26:33.740 pedestal everything that white men have done building civilizations has been for their families and for 0.60

01:26:40.380 children and protecting them and for their their their project but i didn't even know that betty frieden 0.99

01:26:48.460 and um you know glorious dynum and all of these women i didn't know that they weren't white that's where 1.00

01:26:56.940 the skinwalker thing comes in right is that um i believed that they were white i didn't know that

01:27:03.420 they were jewish until much much later but it was way after even with naomi wolf was way after the

01:27:09.820 indoctrination happened that you find out like wait a minute those aren't white ladies telling us not to 1.00

01:27:16.540 have babies wait a minute you know i mean it's definitely a slap in the face once you figure out 0.90

01:27:23.580 that feminism is you know all run by jewish women particularly it's a jewish ideology and it's 1.00

01:27:30.700 capturing some of their own i mean glorious diamond did she have any children i believe she didn't a lot

01:27:35.180 of these women actually didn't have children too of course i mean there's lesbians involved as well but 1.00

01:27:41.260 but i mean naomi wolf didn't i know that she doesn't know yeah a lot of them it has uh bitten 0.97

01:27:47.740 them back as well but we see in jewish communities they have you know jewish summer camps and they're

01:27:54.060 telling them to have kids inappropriate so you know the the opposite of of what we're allowed right then

01:28:00.140 when we do things like that oh my gosh it's a nazi baby making factory right we can't we can't say 0.82

01:28:06.380 we need more white babies i remember when my friend ayla stewart she issued this white baby 1.00

01:28:12.140 challenge i've had six have more than me right it was news it was on cnn our interview they were

01:28:18.380 talking about it on cnn it's amazing that that makes that makes the news how they're disgusted that

01:28:24.220 these white women want to have more white babies and babies who think like we do right i mean it's pretty 1.00

01:28:30.620 clear well there was advertisements in germany wasn't there that was basically comparing having 0.70

01:28:35.980 children to climate like destroying the climate like deterring people and they were white people in 1.00

01:28:40.620 the advertisements i'm pretty sure they were at bus shelters oh yeah i think it was last year yeah

01:28:46.700 yeah they talk about overpopulation but it's not our it's not our people that are doing overpopulating

01:28:51.420 take it up with the africa or the middle east or india yeah yes well and all those things that you

01:28:58.860 brought up like as we voluntarily you know uh pulled back on our own uh reproduction we've been sending

01:29:07.260 billions if not trillions of dollars in foreign aid to these third world countries which has

01:29:12.780 facilitated the ability for them to uh to continue to to breed

01:29:21.420 yeah and these apologists will say things like well we should have less children here us european

01:29:27.980 stock people because we have the most impact on the planet and yet they are replacing us with all 1.00

01:29:35.260 these third worlders who then they uh seek to have also such a nice uh lifestyle that they will then

01:29:45.260 have a big impact on the planet so all of it is nonsense anyway we know that i mean that that was one of

01:29:50.540 the last lies for me to for myself to to understand and dissect was the whole climate change thing

01:29:57.740 based on you know too much carbon that's that's us we are the carbon that they want to reduce but

01:30:04.220 anyway that's a whole nother subject but yeah they none of their arguments actually will will work when

01:30:12.540 you really look at it logically yeah i was just gonna say it's all a lie these countries are the most 0.98

01:30:20.540 polluters like they pull they don't give a shit about the environment whatsoever they want to turn 0.99

01:30:25.820 around and guilt trip us about not having too many kids it's just a bunch of lies 0.99

01:30:35.500 um okay so the synopsis is we've been lied to feminism has lied to us um and and it's done 1.00

01:30:42.060 i think monica and i talked about this a long time ago maybe it was on the phone but

01:30:46.060 not only does feminism rip between the genders right and the idea is to turn men and women into 1.00

01:30:53.020 mortal enemies and i'm i'm still quite sensitive to the gender wars when i hear it um online but 0.55

01:31:00.300 another thing it did is it meant it's meant to rip apart the generations and it was something that um

01:31:06.220 monica was telling me a bit about in the 60s you know it was to show your parents and your parents

01:31:11.740 generations contempt right your parents don't know you don't know what you're talking about

01:31:17.580 and so we've been through this over the past 50 60 years of the kids hating on their parents and i'm

01:31:24.780 and i'm seeing it again to this day where gen z is hating on the boomers right so this is a propagating

01:31:31.500 and and whether the gripes are legitimate or not um it's it's by design so that the generations

01:31:40.140 aren't helping each other and they're not working together right and that's that's part of the plan

01:31:44.940 is not to just break up the genders but to break up the generations so true so true this whole concept 1.00

01:31:51.260 of generation gap i've come to the conclusion that that is a constructed another jewish construct right 0.98

01:31:59.580 that's not a natural thing for for there to be these rifts between the generations that the more

01:32:04.780 natural thing is for younger people to revere and respect their elders that would be the more natural

01:32:11.020 state yeah this whole thing of blaming every single boomer for what's going on i can guarantee you my

01:32:19.660 boomer parents did not want any of this you know no and grandparents love their grandchildren

01:32:28.140 differently than the parents right if it's in a natural way but there is an extra special love

01:32:34.620 that comes from the grandparent generation to the little to the little children it's a special kind

01:32:40.460 of love if if it goes well and goes properly yeah not all boomers and also we have to realize that

01:32:47.020 each generation has their flaws your generation isn't perfect too there's going to be things your

01:32:51.180 daughter's going to complain about probably about us oh yes it's like and you you just realize that as

01:32:57.820 as as you get older and as you have children and just life happens you know we're always going to

01:33:02.620 be one people always looking for someone else to blame but yes yes there's things that were flawed

01:33:07.740 about the boomer generation but remember they also dealt with a lot of propaganda this was coming on

01:33:12.060 the heels of you know world war ii right so they were getting hit with all of all of that stuff early

01:33:18.700 on all the anti-nazi propaganda the feminism like a number was done on them too so you can't just

01:33:26.060 completely blame every single one of them and also we have the kevin mcdonald's we have the

01:33:30.700 jared taylor's we have uh frank are you boomer we have you know we have all these great boomers that

01:33:37.340 have also paved the way for where we are now and i know boomers kind of become like a derogatory term

01:33:43.980 i mean you you could use it for someone who's 20 years old well that's a boomer check it's a mindset i

01:33:50.300 think kerryman always says he doesn't think of boomers as an age as he thinks of it as a mindset because

01:33:54.860 yeah exactly exceptions to the rule right yeah of course well i think something something that's easy

01:34:03.260 for you know um the younger generations like i'm a millennial right so i grew up you know kind of

01:34:11.020 pre-internet you know is the the late 90s when the internet was really starting to come around become

01:34:16.540 more mainstream and um a lot of these uh younger generations take for granted the fact that we have

01:34:23.660 you know a tremendous amount of access to information at our fingertips that the boomers 1.00

01:34:29.980 didn't have you know tv was new at the time you know there were only three tv networks and as george

01:34:36.540 lincoln rockwell points out in his speeches they were all owned by russian jews um the radio i'm sure

01:34:42.860 was a very similar uh case and so you know like we talk about gatekeepers in the modern age like the

01:34:50.860 gatekeeping was a lot stronger a lot more effective and you know for better or worse

01:34:56.780 um everyone was taking their their news from the same source and uh so that made it a lot easier

01:35:06.380 for the subversives you know for the jews to propagate and sell these lies onto the boomer generation 0.96

01:35:14.300 yeah it was impossible to get a book like now you can just read about the rothschilds or read about

01:35:22.700 you know cabals and that kind of thing you would have had to go to a library you would have had to

01:35:27.100 gone through the index cards they had miles and miles of index cards and you would have had to

01:35:32.700 the dewey decimal system the dewey decimal system right you kids don't know the hell of dewey decimal

01:35:40.380 system and then you would have had to go to the librarian and she would have ordered you a book

01:35:44.700 and then three weeks later it might show up if they can find it like you know it it was it was an

01:35:51.100 impossibility so the fact that there were red people red-pilled people at all in you know the 50s 60s

01:35:58.300 70s um was nothing more than a miracle because that information was not available

01:36:05.980 base i just want to do a bit of housekeeping a reminder because we're getting a lot of requests

01:36:09.500 now we're not accepting all the requests right now we're just kind of going with the flow and then

01:36:13.980 if lana's okay with it i guess we'll open it up to some questions is that how you wanted it to go

01:36:20.220 yeah it kind of depends on um lana monica i kind of wanted to squeeze a little more out of the

01:36:26.220 orange about ursula haverbeck yeah yeah railed a bit but it did a bit about that and then i kind

01:36:34.540 of wanted to talk to lana a bit about um the future um i said that the name of this space is

01:36:40.380 the future is far right so we should at least devote five minutes to talking about the future

01:36:45.420 and talking about the past a lot um you know and what she's looking forward to but you know maybe

01:36:51.100 monica you can share your thoughts about ursula and then lana might be able to tag team on to that 0.62

01:36:57.420 thank you yeah we did get sidetracked a little bit sorry about that we kind of um didn't didn't uh

01:37:03.260 do a proper job we didn't talk about her at all but so ursula haverbeck for those who might not be

01:37:09.260 familiar with her name she did just pass away in november just a few months ago and a couple of months

01:37:17.020 ago really and um she was 96 i believe because she was born in 1928 so yeah she would she had just

01:37:25.180 turned 96 she was born the same year as my mother was in germany and she was basically what you would

01:37:34.860 say a national socialist all the way through and her husband had been a historian as well he had he died

01:37:41.660 years earlier not exactly sure when and she became quite well known and of course in the mainstream

01:37:49.660 media the the nazi oma of course always in a very negative light she did spend two and a half years 0.98

01:37:57.340 in jail and that began in 2018 and she got out in 2020 they had many charges on her they were trying to

01:38:05.980 put her in jail again right up until basically the day that she died but she did not die in jail some

01:38:12.140 people mistakenly thought that she died in jail no she was at home and she wasn't alone she was

01:38:19.340 always surrounded by friends in those last months of her life and she did so much i would say for us

01:38:27.740 in you know telling the truth what she did i think it was about 2000 correct me if i'm wrong lana i

01:38:34.220 think it was about 2015 her panorama interview um i mean she was talking before that too actually

01:38:42.700 it followed on the heels of her going public with her conclusions and i'll tell you what she basically

01:38:49.660 did she wrote letters for five years in a row she wrote letters to every jewish organization she could

01:38:55.340 put her hands on to every level of government she wrote letters to judges she wrote letters and letters

01:39:00.060 and she asked one simple question she asked where did this crime take place the crime of the six

01:39:08.140 million where did that happen and nobody answered her and she wrote multiple letters to these all these

01:39:16.140 addresses all these people all these organizations she didn't just write one letter and then forget

01:39:20.300 about it and just hope to get an answer she wrote and wrote and wrote asked that simple question nobody

01:39:25.420 answered her so then she did a little youtube video it was about 20 minutes long and it's called

01:39:30.700 the greatest problem of our time and she basically said well if there wasn't a place where this crime

01:39:37.820 took place then it did not take place so it's very very simple and of course she she researched it

01:39:44.140 very deeply but that's the very simple premise of what she concluded and said publicly and then they they

01:39:51.580 did this panorama interview which is mainstream television millions of germans would have seen

01:39:56.220 this it was about 45 minutes long you can still find it online i've uh i think i've posted on my odyssey

01:40:03.580 channel anyway but you can find it no problem and um in that interview she spills the beans and she is 1.00

01:40:10.940 not you know afraid to actually just really spill the beans so that's when her her persecution really got 0.58

01:40:18.460 going they went after her and these things grind their way through the courts and whatnot and there

01:40:23.900 were many headlines all the time that nazi oma gets convicted nazi oma gets saddled with this much 0.52

01:40:29.580 jail time and that much jail time so in this it always grinds its way through she wasn't in jail while

01:40:35.660 the appeals were taking place finally they did pick her up at home put her in jail 2018 i think it was may

01:40:41.500 of 2018 that she was there for two and a half years and yeah so i've already said the rest but

01:40:48.140 anyway she she passed away in november and um what a great lady that's all i can say and you know you

01:40:55.180 had just talked about some of these people who did their work pre-internet ernst sundell comes to mind

01:41:02.140 many other giants that we are sort of riding on their shoulders and i always feel it is very

01:41:09.180 important to pay tribute to the giants that came before us and you know that have now passed on

01:41:16.060 it's up to us to take the torch forward with this and so i'll pass it over to you lana

01:41:24.540 yeah well i think you summarized it beautifully and just to reiterate the point earlier i mean this is

01:41:31.900 the times that we live in i mean we are we are the ones that are persecuted we hear everyone else

01:41:36.940 kvetching about how they're victims but check out this story of this 95 year old woman who had an 0.96

01:41:44.140 opinion about a something that happened in history and she is jailed and treated worse than the rapists

01:41:52.700 and criminals and thieves like we have to realize like this is the system that we are dealing with now

01:41:59.020 and it's it's it's out for blood and it's lashing out because they know that they are in the wrong they

01:42:05.420 know that their arguments are weak they know that the truth is getting out so it will be interesting

01:42:10.860 to see moving forward as more and more people are talking about the holocaust even had candace owens

01:42:17.180 for crying out loud talking about these things now what is that going to do for this movement of free

01:42:22.140 speech and supposed holocaust denial laws and what are they going to just start to arresting everyone

01:42:28.380 they can and trying to put them in jail it will be very interesting to see where this goes because i don't

01:42:32.620 think that they can put the cat back in the bag uh i think some laws are going to be have to be

01:42:38.460 rewritten here in order for people to have discussions to talk about history and things

01:42:44.140 have to change in germany i was very disappointed though with afd not alice right the the oh my god

01:42:50.860 co-chairman the lesbian who's married to the sri lankan and how she was just recently talking about

01:42:57.740 oh anti-semitism and stuff so i'm not very hopeful that the afd will change any communist now yeah 0.98

01:43:05.340 yeah i'm not not very hopeful that those so dumb yeah i know it's it's awful i mean that's what we're 0.87

01:43:12.700 in so it's going to be interesting to see what germany is going to do and for a long time in in 0.87

01:43:17.900 sweden you can talk about these things but now they've also said you know you can't talk about these

01:43:22.780 things breaching laws and stuff and i know america they're trying to do that with all the heavy zionist 0.73

01:43:28.220 influences trump going to push ahead with that i don't think it's going to work here i think more

01:43:33.660 and more people like you said uh monica some of the giants that have done all this work and they have

01:43:38.060 paid a great price uh of harassment in jail time and all kinds of just horrible things that have

01:43:45.580 happened to them in ways that they tried to destroy them look you don't do that to people who are

01:43:49.900 telling lies you do that to people who are who are telling the truth so it's important for us now

01:43:54.860 in the wake of the ursulas who are jailed and the monicas for you know million more ursulas and 0.99

01:44:01.260 monicas to be out there talking about these things that's how we fight back 1.00

01:44:07.020 ursulas monicas lana's i think i'm catching a theme here hostie our names are off we're not

01:44:13.900 gonna i know i know i was just thinking this is a great segue into what you wanted to talk about

01:44:17.500 about the future because i was saying like you and i were discussing last night about

01:44:21.660 the women's role in the movement and what we can do to kind of boost the because i know lana you had 0.57

01:44:26.860 said that you think that um women having women in the movement could be very powerful i think there

01:44:30.940 was a quote something similar like that was attributed to you in one of the articles yes yes

01:44:35.180 yeah and i want to know like i guess i'm just wondering what your thoughts are on that as far as

01:44:40.140 moving forward how the women can best support and get the message out there without obviously being on 0.99

01:44:45.020 the front lines right which is not what we're looking at yeah no i mean social media has been

01:44:49.820 great right i mean how many recently have you seen like young girls on tiktok who are embracing some of

01:44:55.500 these ideas and talking about it and then it's like whoa it gets out there and gets millions of views you

01:44:59.980 know because when a young sweet girl drops some of these truth bombs the world listens in a different

01:45:06.700 way they're used to you know masculine men talking about these things and for some that's more

01:45:11.020 threatening you know but when a young soft pretty lady or elderly grandma talks about these things

01:45:17.340 and when you see the hammer come down on her for you know baking cookies and talking about you know 0.98

01:45:22.220 history or whatever her opinion of it the world notices and they start seeing how crazy and ridiculous 0.51

01:45:28.780 that that is and so i think it's very important for women to be out there and just you know posting 0.85

01:45:34.780 these things talking about these things supporting men who talk about these things because for a long

01:45:39.580 time it was a male dominated movement but that hasn't been the case for a long time it has not

01:45:44.300 been the case for a long time yeah and the one quote they they always love to take as a speech i did in

01:45:48.780 sweden too or i remember yeah i think that's where it came from i remind people that you know it was

01:45:55.260 women who overwhelmingly supported hitler right the big h and it was women who i know trump i know is not

01:46:01.900 a guy but women who overwhelmingly supported trump like we do have we do have you know now we can

01:46:09.500 vote we can fight about all that but if any women are going to be voting it's got to be women like 1.00

01:46:15.260 us right if any women are getting involved in like political discussions it should be should be women 1.00

01:46:19.660 like us and so you know i find i feel like find your talents find your abilities find you know put them

01:46:26.620 to good use towards the movement in any way you know how not everyone's a speaker not everyone wants to

01:46:31.900 be public but just find your place in a way that you can contribute somehow that's that's helping uh this

01:46:37.980 movement and building the future that we want do you want to go ahead yeah well okay yeah and then

01:46:44.860 you yeah when you were when you guys were talking about the you know anti-semitism laws and the laws

01:46:50.380 about questioning history even even like americans here that don't follow all of this stuff don't like

01:46:57.340 being told not to say something if you tell us not to do something like that we're going to turn around

01:47:03.820 and say it just because americans don't like to be told what to do

01:47:11.500 it's one of your finest qualities actually um yeah i i would say that i was i was listening to the

01:47:20.060 ferryman talk about this last night with uh derek grant who i see in the audience hi derek and if you

01:47:26.700 want to pop up and say hello you're more than welcome to come up um but you know they were

01:47:31.900 talking about you know there's a lot of building that needs to be done and there's a lot of stuff

01:47:37.580 behind the scenes that needs to be done and organized and it's tedious and it's boring and it requires

01:47:46.060 commitment and responsibility and showing up to meetings and taking you know meeting notes and

01:47:53.420 following through with phone calls and so there is kind of like this glamorous side of i mean of the

01:48:01.260 world if you want to be like lana and henrik and you know have to face you know tomatoes being thrown at

01:48:07.980 them and you know metaphorically of course and um you know bank accounts being frozen and all that fun

01:48:15.900 stuff but there's also um this sort of email campaigns and petitions and talking to people

01:48:23.820 um you know like steve goes out and he does flat like uh flyering all the time and there's this commute

01:48:30.940 um cumulative effort um that comes from everybody like this hive mind working together and people just

01:48:39.420 leaning towards their strong suits to advance this ball down the field for our victory um i do think

01:48:47.580 that the men are going to be planning war strategy and you know what what to do when things become

01:48:55.260 kinetic but in the meantime there is plenty that we can do there's plenty of organization that needs to be

01:49:03.180 done um even you know just organizing um pub socials once a month you know that's something

01:49:09.820 that you know women can do you can put out a call to some uh white nationalists that you know in your

01:49:16.060 local groups and get to know each other at irl these are we had an idea base remember the dating thing

01:49:21.820 we thought would be kind of a you know to to make more white babies it's important listen it's important

01:49:28.780 right yeah but you're right women are good at multitasking organizing administrative things 1.00

01:49:37.660 we just are you know like henrik doesn't like doing that stuff i rock at it i don't enjoy it but i'm

01:49:42.300 good at it you know it's like i'm sure that's true for a lot of women right and so we have to put that 1.00

01:49:47.100 to use like how can we put our organize you know women we organize these committees and these fundraisers 1.00

01:49:53.740 and parties and like we need to be putting that to use for our folk like better at networking better

01:49:59.660 i try and host like regular get togethers and look i know how much work it is when you're dealing with

01:50:04.380 like 150 200 people and and messages and organizing food and like i should have like 10 girls helping me 0.99

01:50:10.460 do the work you know but i'm one of those people that never asks for help but i should start doing

01:50:14.700 that and we should start getting together uh people that are interested in their areas of of helping

01:50:21.180 uh who has abilities to to volunteer and you know help to get people together absolutely

01:50:29.820 and i i think it's it is there's there's different ways that people are going to be

01:50:34.380 brought into this movement now some people are going to be brought in because they have experienced

01:50:39.580 violence um at the hands of um imported violence or you know in the united states you're dealing with a

01:50:47.340 lot of um black violence so that's going to radicalize people um and make them extremely angry and so 1.00

01:50:54.620 that's one way to bring them in but i i do think that there is something about sort of seeing someone 0.90

01:51:00.860 like lana or hearing a conversation like this seeing someone like monica um you know very soft um you know 0.74

01:51:09.420 kind sweet generous person and so it's going to make normies go huh maybe white nationalism isn't as

01:51:17.580 scary as they say it is now we know that we have very serious like assassins hiding in the background

01:51:24.300 but they don't need to know that they just need to see you know that there's the monica's out there

01:51:28.620 and the lana's out there and it's a safer place for them to walk into i think that's part of what we do we

01:51:34.700 don't necessarily need to show how scary our men actually are all the time i think it's better that

01:51:42.940 they they don't remember how scary our men are that's why they're acting like this they've forgotten

01:51:48.540 who our men are europeans are very methodical we're you know we're very brave we're survivors and they

01:51:55.980 will use that to destroy their enemies and i just can't wait for the day that that comes so

01:52:01.020 and i think a lot of men have unfortunately been so demoralized they've forgotten who they are too

01:52:08.140 right so that's another problem that we have to face where women could you know definitely 1.00

01:52:12.940 have a contribution to that like just reminding the men who they are that we need them you know

01:52:17.580 because they've been for the last how many years been told that we don't with the feminist movement 1.00

01:52:22.940 there's this thing right the the woman makes the man you guys 1.00

01:52:25.900 sorry go ahead lana yeah there's that that saying right behind every powerful man is a

01:52:33.020 strong woman you know and so we've always been known for our supportive roles i mean this is

01:52:38.860 biological and this is this is a good thing and we should we should embrace that it feels natural it

01:52:44.540 feels good it's the flow of nature it's how the gods have intended this and if women start getting 1.00

01:52:49.980 their act together and we teach other women to get their act together you watch you'll see the men 0.66

01:52:53.980 change 100 i used to see this in hospitals all the time when i worked there and it was the

01:53:02.060 you know men sort of in their mid 60s to their 70s coming in and that's when health problems begin

01:53:08.300 right and um and it was the men who were married um you know their toenails were clean their ear hair

01:53:15.740 was under control you know their teeth were brushed and then it was the men who were sort of living by

01:53:21.660 themselves and they had you know eagle talons for toenails and you know nose hair coming out to their

01:53:28.620 ears and they were in a rough way so um there's a lot to be said about sort of over a long term how

01:53:37.420 wives can help keep their husbands together over time um because if you start living out in a cabin in 1.00

01:53:44.060 the woods it can get a little rough out there so um yeah we can take good care of you if it's

01:53:50.700 if the relationship's working right yeah and have you noticed too it's those guys sorry to interrupt

01:53:55.180 those guys that live on their own for so long and they get so so picky and bitter they're more easily

01:54:02.700 black-pilled too where i noticed the guys are in good marriages you know they're not they're not as

01:54:07.740 easily black-pilled right they're not defeatist they have something to fight for to live for

01:54:15.020 yeah that was just my experience in the hospital but you know i'm not sick the rule it's just uh

01:54:20.540 it's just a pattern i noticed um where are we at with requests guys i can't really see but there

01:54:27.260 isn't any there was there was somebody that kept coming up but i don't really know who they are so

01:54:30.780 i just kept dumping them down but there isn't any right now but we i we did say that we weren't

01:54:35.420 opening requests yet so if maybe we say we're opening them we'll get some people yeah i'm sure we will um

01:54:40.620 i see derek there derek i could bring you up um i see comatis there i see um

01:54:47.980 dan darton the streaker i see him there you're gonna call them out are you yeah i'm gonna call

01:54:55.180 i'm gonna i'm gonna start calling them out um i see white reich there so uh you know if anyone

01:55:01.100 wants this opportunity um to say hello to lana and monica um please uh please put up your hands great

01:55:10.140 and i am not able to send mics out so i have to just respond to requests i don't know steve if

01:55:18.700 you're able to actually send them out okay jada welcome welcome aboard do you have a question for lana 0.96

01:55:25.980 uh no i just wanted to say that uh listen women suck uh you have no place in the movement lj lj doesn't 1.00

01:55:35.420 host spaces anymore she sucks you're gay and uh you know you guys gotta pick it up you know lj what are 1.00

01:55:43.420 you doing bro you just been hiding like what are you even doing man like are you really white are you 1.00

01:55:49.820 white power like what are you what are you even been doing here have you been drinking today or

01:55:55.660 something no well thanks that was a little fun but they're gone now it's amazing well that's all i've 0.98

01:56:07.340 got we're expecting some more balls there come on yeah yeah 0.99

01:56:11.340 yeah pretty good how about yourself very well thank you great space i really enjoy the topics i

01:56:23.740 wanted to just make uh extrapolates two topics one um when you guys mentioned about uh the feminism 0.99

01:56:30.780 being run by the jew jew jewish woman i think it's important to point out here that obviously uh

01:56:37.500 jews have a tendency to project just like with the narrative about the evil nazis and then we see 0.96

01:56:43.820 that they do exactly that uh in regards to the palestinians at the moment and in regards to the

01:56:51.900 describing man as being evil and uh oppressive and and woman just uh need to liberating themselves from

01:57:00.060 them uh this is exactly how the jewish uh dynamic works if you look at if you look at the typical 0.99

01:57:06.860 a jewish woman you will see really fast that they don't have that healthy feminine energy like 1.00

01:57:13.980 uh the typical european woman used to have and then obviously the same thing goes with uh the jewish 1.00

01:57:19.980 men right if you look at the person like harvey weinstein for instance uh there is a recording of him 0.79

01:57:26.860 begging for sexual uh pleasure from from uh some young woman that he was hiring and threatening her that

01:57:35.180 she will in end her career if she's not going to obey his commands uh because they have no uh ability 0.99

01:57:43.980 to make women want to do things for them they don't have that healthy masculine uh instinct they don't

01:57:50.300 have that healthy masculine energy and i think that's precisely why they are being very oppressive 0.99

01:57:55.980 kind of like it was mentioned in regards to the homosexuals right that they tend to be the biggest 0.97

01:58:00.540 misogynist uh precisely that's the case with the jewish men they are very deviant they are very 1.00

01:58:09.500 sexually derailed uh they are deviants by nature and therefore they have to cope with uh this weird 0.91

01:58:17.900 uh power trip over over woman uh so therefore they are not capable of uh forming this very strong

01:58:26.060 romantic relationship uh mutual relationship with woman and uh one last thing that i wanted to uh

01:58:33.740 point out in regards to the engines uh i n j u n um the so-called native americans i think it's also

01:58:43.420 uh really important to remember that a native american itself is a very subverted uh term uh by the jews 0.96

01:58:49.660 obviously uh just so they will appear with this um

01:58:56.060 they they will present them as some sort of original people that we uh have stolen the idea

01:59:05.580 from right that there was a continent in here called america and we just came in here and uh

01:59:12.460 stole the whole continent stole the name installed the wonderful infrastructure that they have created

01:59:18.060 obviously none of that is true uh there was no such a concept as america not only the the the name

01:59:24.060 itself america did not exist but also uh they had no idea about the continuity of uh the continent

01:59:32.220 continental landmass in here uh there was no not a single tribe that actually had a collective name for

01:59:39.660 their own people for the race of the engines uh they only called their own tribe right they they were

01:59:45.980 very tribalistic um and uh in the jewish media they often present you this uh

01:59:54.060 myth of a novel savage right uh oftentimes played by southern europeans by the way uh to present this

02:00:01.740 very handsome good-looking uh engine who is very novel who is very spiritual uh of high intelligence 0.94

02:00:10.860 and um is very peaceful and then uh those evil europeans come in like that the drunk uh anglos come 1.00

02:00:18.540 in and then they rape their woman and they destroy this wonderful civilization uh so anyone who uh 1.00

02:00:26.540 interacted with the engines in real life knows that they are actually of a very low intelligence uh pretty 0.86

02:00:32.700 close to the levels of sub-saharians and also uh it's it begs the question how possible was it that they 0.99

02:00:42.780 created all those pyramids in the mesoamerica in in the in the mesoamerica uh there is a lot of

02:00:49.420 interesting theories about that uh that they simply inherited those areas and then uh they let it run down

02:00:55.740 likely because a lot of those cities were abandoned when uh spaniards came in and and uh started conquering

02:01:02.460 the the areas and i think you know if you look around yourself and you if you look at those mexican 1.00

02:01:09.020 neighborhoods you will quickly discover that it's exactly the same process is happening right now

02:01:13.180 you see those wonderful churches in the so-called mexican neighborhood but uh those churches were

02:01:18.940 created by uh either spanish uh conquistadors back in the days or the americans themselves and now they

02:01:25.260 are just being run down they they are collapsing right they they are being uh neglected so uh i think

02:01:33.500 the same thing happened in the past uh judging on on this whole thing but anyway um thank you for

02:01:38.780 the ability to speak and once again great space uh very a lot of interesting points being made and uh

02:01:45.580 thank you lj monica lj um everyone else uh that i don't know uh frank uh for uh this wonderful

02:01:54.620 discussion thanks tonight tris uh does anybody else have hands up we brought up light and dark is it or

02:02:01.980 light and shadow and oh comantis has their hand up yeah okay well let's let's go through light and

02:02:07.500 dark and dark and then i know that comantis is um you know he's a heavy hitter who knocks it out of

02:02:12.700 the park so uh let's go light and dark first let's go light and dark

02:02:22.540 go ahead like you mean did you mean shadow or light and dark because i was looking around

02:02:26.460 oh sorry like i'm sorry am i calling you light and dark light and shadow i'm sorry i can only see the

02:02:31.260 the first few two words that's why sorry about that um i was going to go into more about the

02:02:37.900 money aspect of uh what's going on because we have big money interests that want to silence people as i

02:02:43.420 wrote on um lana's page she was talking about how wells fargo and there were a bunch of other companies

02:02:48.140 like google google and companies that were trying to silence her and this is the power of greed and money

02:02:55.580 coming down these corporations that can find billions of dollars for the corruption that they

02:03:00.300 do and yet they have the hubris think that they have the right to tell other people what they can

02:03:05.420 and can't say i find that very strange

02:03:11.580 i agree and on top of that um the other person mentioned um we also have epstein these people

02:03:18.460 have had bodyguards who were originally working for the massad in israel so they have major connections

02:03:24.060 to jewish organizations and government services and there's been a large ring that was recently

02:03:29.900 uncovered in miami florida that uh was a sex trafficking ring and it was run by three brothers

02:03:35.900 and these are brothers who originally from israel they have israeli names and they had been sex

02:03:41.500 trafficking adult women for the past 20 years

02:03:48.140 okay i don't know lana did you want did you want a response from lana did you have a question or

02:03:52.060 are you just no no he's right yeah about the one okay okay yeah and it looks like it's just a big

02:03:59.820 honeypot operation right that they're trying to get as much dirt as they can on on politicians and

02:04:05.020 important black people they ensnare yes blackmail material blackmail operations and wasada's in 0.75

02:04:09.660 it's like a larger version of what um j edgar hoover did back in the 60s basically and by the way going

02:04:15.820 with that also we have our own fbi here in the united states and the cia and all these

02:04:19.900 these connections that also do basically the same thing that they've been doing for the past

02:04:24.220 50 years which is getting information on people through mass surveillance and

02:04:27.980 other entities and using it as blackmail especially people in power

02:04:35.180 and what the other thing was that these punishments that they hand out when these

02:04:38.700 people do get caught i mean it's basically a slap on the wrist that those people that were running

02:04:42.380 that sex trafficking ring i think one of them only got um house arrest because his wife was eight

02:04:47.660 months pregnant so they use that excuse to say well he can't go to prison he has to stay with his 0.64

02:04:51.580 wife so instead of going to prison he's basically staying at home yeah what does that tell you we're 1.00

02:04:58.700 basically run by uh pedophiles and crooks and like the scum of the earth and they're the ones pointing 0.99

02:05:04.860 the fingers at us i've never heard these guys losing their bank accounts getting banned from all these apps 0.99

02:05:10.460 and like they can go get airbnbs and ubers it's like i haven't even heard of terrorists being treated like

02:05:16.700 some of the people in our sphere it's it's it tells you the world that we live in and even the

02:05:21.820 people that were in these companies for example wells fargo they had this whole scam going where

02:05:25.500 they were basically opening the fake accounts for each of their customers that's right we're

02:05:28.860 charging these accounts and those people were not only losing money but they're losing also the

02:05:32.780 credit rating and everything and the cco uh he got a severance package of several million dollars i

02:05:37.660 mean these people they don't get punished for what they do they get basically slap on the wrist fines

02:05:42.300 and that's it they could go do it somewhere else but racism am i right racism is the biggest threat

02:05:47.020 here so yeah i said something online yeah i know do you want to let me go yes i mean if you look at

02:05:54.460 it scientifically this word racism it's not even a real word i mean if you go back into scientific

02:05:59.340 literature yeah sorry light light and shadow i'm just gonna get a hold on there for a second so we can

02:06:07.180 get through some hands because i don't think lana's gonna be able to be here all night um comantis 1.00

02:06:11.900 do you want to go up all right yes hello everybody hi hello i'm listening with great interest great

02:06:22.620 space good stuff and uh yes uh we and our woman right and um uh our woman i have faith in our woman

02:06:33.660 right right and uh also faith in our man so and their masculinity reawakened right so i am trying to

02:06:43.260 relay always is a focus thing focus is is uh very deeply it means much more even than blood and soil

02:06:53.180 right it's very deeply ingrained in in our our souls the souls of our people

02:07:01.260 and uh it entails our relationship to our women and when i look back at the people of the 12 years

02:07:10.620 uh it was the woman who grasped it the the quickest the the fastest right and they were the ones who voted 0.63

02:07:20.060 him in right so i have a lot of faith and and all these discussions don't get bogged down in the nitty-gritty

02:07:29.180 uh do get yourself a focused stand looking from there focused means you're with your people you're

02:07:38.140 always in the spirit of your people and for your people you care for your people right and uh then it

02:07:46.380 all makes sense what happens right what happens to us so and it's a it's a it's a also spiritual thing

02:07:55.740 it's it's a weight and strong we call it weight on channel right worldview doesn't capture that word

02:08:03.180 why it's it's much more it's uh also a spiritual way way to look at it's a world and this is what we need

02:08:12.060 we have to to take that back for us right and in that direction i see the solution right and and all these

02:08:21.340 things this nitty-gritty stuff uh talked about is subsumed under it that's the most important uh uh

02:08:31.660 not quite a thing for us as as the white people around the globe right this is spiritual this 0.99

02:08:39.180 weight and sound change right and all these politicians they are following different not

02:08:45.580 the weight and sound not of our people right this is why we are so in dire straits right now

02:08:54.460 so uh and to our man we are protection uh protectors and providers that's your task it's a lead by servitude

02:09:04.620 right uh to our families women and people right and always was and uh we always hailed our woman

02:09:15.660 this is our even on on on on pagan level right our aunts pagan ancestors they were different pagans than 0.95

02:09:24.300 other peoples right people from the east for example or from africa they also did this we still have

02:09:31.660 have that within us being christianized or not right so and and this focus thing uh that counts

02:09:41.580 that all the christians in europe were focused christians right and it has been uh dislodged

02:09:50.220 quite a lot right with this pope we have now and all the strange christianity in the u.s

02:09:57.820 and also in europe there also has been a lot of dislodging from this folkish christianity

02:10:06.620 the buddhist expressed it in such a way there's two he also looked at that right 19th century beginning

02:10:14.060 of 19th century he he noticed this and there he said there's two souls in our chest right two

02:10:21.420 souls in our chest and here was that he meant our uh pagan ancestry soul and our christianized so

02:10:31.740 and both is uh of our time we do christianity our way right and and we we built the cathedrals

02:10:41.500 power off right somebody said something about in mexico all these these uh

02:10:46.540 churches there that fits into that what i'm just saying right so and these people of the 12 years

02:10:55.660 they were christians they were frankish christians they celebrated pagan ancestry and past they were not 0.83

02:11:03.900 pagan they they reconnected right it's misinterpreted so what i landed here i don't want to

02:11:12.620 uh do too much now so and let other people talk i just want to add into that real quick yeah that's

02:11:21.100 why i like to say folk first uh we are both pagan we have a pagan heritage which is undeniable then

02:11:27.740 maybe didn't call it that but we have a pre-christian heritage and we also have some christian heritage

02:11:33.260 um and so that's why i like to say let's put folk first not religion and let's be uh you know far white

02:11:40.220 right uh we don't even have to be far right we could be far folk folk first far white like is it good

02:11:47.020 for our people our people first should always be what is in our minds agree absolutely uh i think we had

02:11:58.860 stolzer next and then frank yes thanks can you hear me yes oh perfect so uh yes since it's a great

02:12:09.980 topic uh to address uh this point uh i was listening yesterday uh the future of uh is far right

02:12:17.180 it's uh or now it's called uh far folk yes it's also good folk uh is by the way in german it's a

02:12:25.020 code with a with a v v instead of a an f um yes we know okay cool and because also we are using the the uh

02:12:37.340 v uh for for like other letters in the to to basically as a dog whisper as left would say

02:12:45.980 uh i was listening however i was listening um to uh the flashback friday as always lana and uh

02:12:54.700 unfortunately i have to uh criticize you for the first time i think ever in uh in in my life uh openly

02:13:03.420 uh and this is with the afd i understand that the anglosphere of course most of the content the afd

02:13:12.140 produces is in german and i urged many uh afd politicians that are based actually based produce

02:13:20.940 more in english or at least with with uh subtitles and so on and also reach out to some of the anglosphere

02:13:29.020 uh and uh what you have with vital your criticism was uh absolutely right on this right but you have

02:13:38.620 to understand this is just one branch for example today is uh the uh basically uh like a part uh party

02:13:46.540 uh uh party day where they decide uh certain things and for for their program how they run it

02:13:55.100 who will be the uh chancellor uh candidate and and so on because uh yes exactly the convention yeah

02:14:04.620 sorry for my bad english and um for example the the cucks in the afd the the more liberal uh

02:14:13.100 conservatives types they were against the usage of the word re-migration until today

02:14:19.580 very prominently uh alice vital has basically cucked to us because of the criticism right and she has now

02:14:29.180 said well if you want to call it re-migration we are now calling it re-migration right before they

02:14:35.740 use other uh terms so you see we have a strong right within the afd and this is very important for me uh to uh

02:14:45.580 uh to make the anglosphere understand because this party is very important they they also it's the

02:14:52.780 same with uh kickel but basically in austria this is also a great success almost no one has talked about

02:14:58.940 it uh yet you you mentioned it uh very very shortly he's also very based i can tell you that

02:15:05.500 another big thing jared taylor you all know him and his uh emran conference right this is also a think

02:15:12.940 tank and it's very compatible with uh a german think tank that is uh the leader is uh called

02:15:20.300 god's kubicek you might have heard of him he's basically the godfather of martin selna and he is on the

02:15:28.300 afd uh convention today can you name me any other party where someone like jared taylor basically would

02:15:38.060 be invited as a special guest i think not so you know there's a strong right wing this is all i want

02:15:45.740 to say and uh i linked you uh a space and after space one of my favorite uh politicians if for the

02:15:53.420 first time he uh he did such a thing because of uh what vital did probably that's just a speculation

02:16:01.500 from me please listen to the space and decide for yourself there are some very base people in the

02:16:07.100 afd and maximilian karl which i linked in the comments is one of them thank you and make if

02:16:13.180 you have any question i'm open for it lana oh i'm happy to hear this and i did suspect that i suspect

02:16:18.620 i mean you can't say oh everything that the front woman says is what's in the minds of every single

02:16:24.220 person who's in in the party right because i know that there are some more i've heard two more

02:16:28.780 hard-hitting people within and so i'm pleased to hear that thank you for sharing those details and

02:16:33.420 maybe we'll have you on for like a short segment in a flashback friday we can kind of summarize that

02:16:38.220 again discuss it further well i hope i'm intelligent enough i could also probably uh tell you to reach

02:16:46.140 out to nils uh wickner he was on millennial uh this this year uh he would be also perfect for that

02:16:54.300 because he he has a lot of experience uh in doing such things but yeah uh we can work something out

02:17:01.340 if you want to have me but he's a more prominent uh figurehead in the uh deep right i would say in

02:17:06.620 germany well thank you yeah and you're right it's a language barrier we don't always see we can't

02:17:12.060 always read all the things that are printed over there so we just have access to what's in english and

02:17:16.220 maybe some things are lost in translation or not 100 accurate

02:17:23.340 great uh can we go to frank now yeah and then we have wpww yeah and and by the way just to the

02:17:30.780 listeners if you've got a locked account and we can't see who you are we're not bringing you up

02:17:35.340 sorry not sorry

02:17:39.500 yeah thanks hey stolzer that was very well said

02:17:42.060 and i pretty much concur with everything you had to say uh the thing about um all of us europeans

02:17:50.380 specifically a lot of them don't see um the larger organic western civilization like a lot of americans

02:18:00.380 have been forced to view this in the last 30 40 50 years but i know there's a lot there so i

02:18:06.540 encourage all your german brothers all of our european kinsmen to instead of always just thinking

02:18:14.300 about what's happening in your inside of your boundaries is that if you start considering

02:18:20.220 the western ethos everything else will get drawn into that matrix so i'm looking forward if you ever

02:18:27.660 talk a lot again looking forward to hearing you or any of the people you can feel so i have two questions

02:18:34.540 for lana um your boys are getting they're getting older right if i assume that they're in school

02:18:42.540 are you homeschooling them and if so how is the infrastructure um up in the panhandle and then second

02:18:51.420 um what is the political trajectory uh that you are facing and living with every day i know there's

02:18:57.740 a lot of transplants coming in a lot of the old guard the old left-wing guard is still there the uh 0.99

02:19:06.140 what is it the human rights commission all these all these idiots are still kind of hanging out so 0.96

02:19:13.500 children first education and then what is your political trajectory in your your area and are you 0.99

02:19:20.220 planning to ever run for um some kind of a civic um position um yeah let me uh scramble up the order

02:19:30.300 a little bit because the first thing that comes to my mind is actually you know people want to 0.73

02:19:34.220 shit on the californians all the time but i have i have to say that the californians that have moved 0.86

02:19:38.700 up to north idaho have made it more based and more right wing this area is more right wing than it's 0.99

02:19:45.260 ever been drowning out the the smaller liberal faction that's downtown the issue that i see up

02:19:51.580 here is although we have the numbers people don't always they don't believe in voting anymore they've

02:19:56.860 given up so what happens is that small liberal loud minority they come out to vote in the local

02:20:01.900 elections and they can get their guy in whereas you know i'm constantly getting on all our people to

02:20:06.700 vote on local elections because it does matter and you can get get people in and we've seen different

02:20:11.500 people run and if they had just a few more votes they could have gotten in so if our five friends

02:20:15.500 would have gone you know what i mean i think local elections is still very important i think

02:20:19.660 maybe when the kids are older and some of these topics are more uh friendly maybe i will run for

02:20:24.380 something locally maybe my time won't come for that i don't know we'll see um as far as school

02:20:31.020 there's all kinds of different idaho is awesome because it is uh complete freedom with homeschool that

02:20:37.420 was one thing like in sweden it's illegal to homeschool your kids it's like germany i did i

02:20:42.700 just couldn't even believe that i couldn't even fathom that isn't as an american right a strong

02:20:47.900 homeschool lobby here and probably even stronger after covid but idaho is no one's in your business

02:20:53.100 no one gets in your business no one checks up on you no one cares so there's all kinds of different

02:20:59.100 right wing and uh schools options there's private options there's you know religious options there's

02:21:05.420 alternative schools and even public schools really aren't that bad especially like elementary school

02:21:11.100 i think elementary school is still pretty safe um i've met a lot of teachers i understand their views

02:21:17.500 they're not anti-white they're a lot of like still trump supporting kind of normie people that don't

02:21:22.460 like the anti-white stuff so that's good but one thing that i want to see one thing that there's a need

02:21:27.020 for and this is something that i feel called to help organize because i know that there's different

02:21:31.740 people out there i'm you know i used to be a christian i'm no longer a christian i like more

02:21:37.100 of the pre-christian traditions in the face when i was looking at private schools even the christian

02:21:42.300 conservative schools are very cucked you still get the mlk stuff you still get you know the typical

02:21:48.460 indoctrination with the slavery and it's like an mlk kind of conservatism you get the loving israel

02:21:53.900 stuff and i was like well i can't put my kids in those schools either and a lot of my christian

02:21:57.740 friends feel the same we need something that's like folk based schools starting kind of small 0.96

02:22:04.060 something that's honoring you know our important holidays and traditions and and our history why

02:22:09.100 are our white kids in school learning about these american indians and their shelter and what they wore

02:22:15.100 and what they ate it's like it's maddening what about us european people we were tribes we were

02:22:21.580 we hunted we built shelters we built you know we've made clothes how come our kids aren't learning

02:22:27.820 about those things so that's something a lot of us are talking about i need more manpower more

02:22:32.700 organization uh more teachers but that's something i think that we need is like folk based type of

02:22:38.700 schools because it's just not cutting it with these private schools these you know religions a lot of

02:22:43.340 christians are compromised now you know the cuckiness uh and then public school is kind of not an option 1.00

02:22:49.820 so you know i a couple of my kids are are homeschooled and i have another child who's in

02:22:57.180 in school regular school and um he loves it and his teacher's great and you just have to be vigilant

02:23:03.260 and know know exactly where they're going because not everyone can homeschool they're not going to have

02:23:07.660 that option i don't judge people who aren't homeschooling but you better know who is teaching

02:23:12.540 your kid and ask the questions and here's the other thing though people that have their kids in public

02:23:17.580 school eventually your kid is going to be exposed to holocaust lies american indian lies mlk anti this

02:23:25.420 is just the world that we live in so it's better to arm them from you know with the truth say okay 0.96

02:23:30.540 you're gonna hear this but here's what really happens right you you can't just keep them isolated

02:23:37.180 at home and playing you know 1950s tv show and just tell them you know your view of the world they

02:23:42.460 also have to know the other side of the world otherwise i think that could go bad in the future where

02:23:46.220 they can kind of rebel and think that their parents are weirdos what do you guys think what what's your

02:23:52.140 take on brian lenny and heather's side i'm not too familiar with them okay so the the you know you know

02:24:01.660 i've lived in idaho many many times right and back uh the last time i was up there i was extremely clear

02:24:09.580 if i had not had a leash on me uh vis-a-vis um um certain government agencies if you will um i was

02:24:19.340 already being groomed by a lot of the um business leaders and whatnot and it just took a couple of

02:24:26.540 dinner engagements like public dinner engagements i started talking to state senators and um some local

02:24:34.380 judges and whatnot and i i'm not kidding you within 30 minutes i was getting um approached by other

02:24:43.100 like older gentlemen they're going okay so you're from california this is this is the township that

02:24:49.340 you live in are you amenable to the idea of running for a political office because nobody was talking like

02:24:57.900 me or like you or like a lot of us right so it i keep trying to tell people this you don't need to

02:25:04.620 wave your banners depending on where you're at if you just talk reasonably you're focused you have a

02:25:11.740 plan you have a comprehensive worldview um i don't know how idaho has changed in the last like 12 or 15

02:25:19.500 years since i was last up there but brian lenny is a state senator and pretty interesting character i don't

02:25:27.100 know if he is uh really one of us per se but he is quote a patriot he does understand the

02:25:35.180 machinations of the political machine at least uh more more so in southern idaho but i i think he

02:25:43.660 i think he's either in moscow or getting close to coeur d'alene so at any rate there's a lot of

02:25:49.980 people that you could probably on a personal level uh at least uh have conversations with because i

02:25:56.780 i was meeting these people on a day-to-day where i was living uh in idaho which was uh right outside of

02:26:04.940 lewiston and uh so i encourage anybody and everybody who if you make your way to the northwest

02:26:12.620 it's not like being around big cities uh it's still very grassroots uh kind of uh modality uh

02:26:22.140 they may not have a a much larger world view than just the region but that's okay you any of us can

02:26:28.700 work with that so i encourage you lana at some point uh you and henrik or some of the i've watched

02:26:35.420 the people that you are associated with associated with up there and there's there's probably you know

02:26:40.860 three or four people that would have a good shot at the political position so good luck to you

02:26:47.820 thank you yeah i travel in some circles i've talked to some people in local politics i've had some good

02:26:51.900 conversations and i wonder if uh what they would think if they googled me it's on my wiki page

02:26:58.780 oh man it's not like i when people ask well what do you do i just i don't i never mention what i

02:27:04.540 surround the right people yeah ever but yeah all right i got wp ww and then command us

02:27:15.580 yeah white pride worldwide that's uh what uh just in case you're wondering that's uh that's what it

02:27:21.340 stands for um how's everyone going um good listening tonight uh good topics uh um as you can probably

02:27:29.020 sell from over the pond in the uk britain so uh i don't know how much you know about british politics

02:27:36.140 but um before i get deeply into all kinds of stuff here i just want to ask lana um have you seen

02:27:44.940 the happenings recently with the uh the grooming gangs the rape gangs that have come up again in the news

02:27:50.140 and uh they had a vote in parliament um to have a national inquiry and uh parliament um decided that

02:27:59.740 uh a national inquiry wasn't justified um and therefore uh it won't be investigated just uh

02:28:06.380 sort of uh see if i could prompt you with your thoughts on that well i mean if that doesn't confirm 0.98

02:28:13.020 that they don't they don't give a shit when uh ethnic english people are being raped and groomed and 0.98

02:28:19.500 kids are being harmed i mean geez i mean it's it's outrageous to me i mean but we knew this i mean 0.99

02:28:26.060 when the pressure was put on many years ago that there was inside police even right that that were

02:28:30.940 in on it and we're also saying that no we can't uh we can't press these investigations because it'll

02:28:36.300 fuel racism and blah blah blah they they know that it's happening they know that these things are real

02:28:41.500 and they know that they're covering it up and we live in a two-tier system as we've seen yeah uk what's

02:28:46.700 happened they they go out and they riot against you know rape and crimes and all this and who gets

02:28:51.580 in trouble the english people get in trouble it's a number of the vote it was like 111 to 363 against

02:28:57.980 or something like yeah something like that yeah i think you're not far from spot on there to be

02:29:03.260 honest it's an absolute outrage and there's a lot of people talking about it in england yeah but you

02:29:07.260 won't hear that because obviously the media like yours should tell you what they want to tell you

02:29:11.980 um but yeah there's a lot of people talking about it and there's even people now who are apolitical

02:29:17.420 or normally apolitical who are actually starting to talk about this um my girlfriend she's not into

02:29:23.820 politics whatsoever but in the last six to twelve months i mean i've i've always been popping off about

02:29:29.260 politics um you know i mean i was i was watching lana and listening to lana and other people um more

02:29:37.260 so over this side of the pond really but uh i know red ice radio very well so uh i've been on and off

02:29:43.420 listening to lana and uh listening to the radio over there because obviously it's a mutually white

02:29:48.780 country so i'm always interested in listening to the american politics over there but um so yeah i've

02:29:55.420 always had an interest in politics and i've always been popping off about it i stood for the bmp

02:29:59.020 back in 2010 um and uh i didn't win needless to say but uh i intended to stand for the bmp again but

02:30:06.620 there was infighting unfortunately between nick griffin and uh his mutual colleague who were who got

02:30:12.620 voted in as an mep also as well as nick griffin andrew bronze and there was uh griffinites and there

02:30:18.860 was people who were who supported andrew bronze and it broke the party and it was bloody annoying 0.66

02:30:24.060 because i was uh i was in the net i was a neck another next prospect to be in a local uh representative

02:30:32.940 of uh the bmp in my local area i don't know whether you've heard of uh merseyshire liverpool

02:30:39.260 no i have yeah so i'm from that area where the beatles originally come from you obviously know the

02:30:46.540 beatles so but uh yeah i was i was looking to to take on and be a representative in that area but

02:30:55.180 as i say the party just dwindled and it became a dead party and it was bloody frustrating because

02:31:00.460 we put loads of time and effort in leaflet and and tabletop and around towns and and uh

02:31:07.100 campaigning and things like that to try and build up momentum for the parties and after the interest that

02:31:12.300 we got for the party after the two meps got voted in um i think that could have been a bit of a

02:31:18.300 takeoff point for the bmp because the the infight between the two meps of one who started with one

02:31:24.460 and one who uh one lot who started with the other it was a case of which which side are we going to go

02:31:29.900 on and what what uh what direction we're going to take the party because nick griffin had his own

02:31:33.980 direction of where he wants to take the party and then uh andrew bronze had a kind of like a modern slant

02:31:38.940 but uh i mean you're talking about 15 15 years ago here now and uh and uh i'm just reminiscing

02:31:45.420 with laura towler and mark collett a patriotic alternative yeah so i haven't i haven't done

02:31:52.780 anything with patriotic alternative because they're a bit of a fringe movement and i say fringe in the

02:31:58.140 greatest respect because i completely agree with everything that mark collett says pretty much i like

02:32:02.460 the guy i respect him i never met him at although i didn't nick uh meet nick griffin when i was involved

02:32:07.260 with the party um but uh mark collett's from a different part of the uk than me so he was he

02:32:13.500 was representing a different part of the uk than me but uh you know if i'd have met him i'd have

02:32:18.540 shook his hand and spoke to him and uh and praised him for the for the time and efforts that he put

02:32:22.540 in the party but him and nick griffin had a fallout apparently uh at the time and um again that that

02:32:28.700 caused a divide because some people liked mark collett and followed him and then some people stuck

02:32:34.860 around with nick griffin and this this is the problem as well i find with our movements these

02:32:40.940 little disagreements that we have the we may not always see eye to eye on certain things the thing

02:32:47.020 is the big picture is we all agree with the fundamental issues and the fundamental uh you know

02:32:54.220 ultimate goal which is to look out for our people to preserve our identity and our culture that's that's

02:33:00.620 the the bottom end of it so all these little paths in different directions that people want to take

02:33:06.220 the movement um if someone takes the reins and and leads all the people who are following who don't

02:33:12.540 have that authority to take the lead on the movement need to just stand back and let the people who have

02:33:17.980 got the authority and have got to know how to just do it because there's too much of this in fighting

02:33:23.020 all the time between people who are in the nationalist movement um we we've got kind of like a bit of a

02:33:29.980 a severed split um in the i want to say nationalist in a loose sense because you've got civic nationalism

02:33:36.860 and i'm going to start talking about this and a lot of you don't know what i mean um so i'm not going

02:33:41.500 to have to i don't feel as if i i i'm going to need to explain about civic nationalism compared to

02:33:47.100 you know complete far-right nationalism as they call it and i'm on the i'm on the the far right end

02:33:51.980 but civic nationalism you've got people like tommy robinson who are just anti-muslim but he's not

02:33:57.660 waiting for you to say his name yeah i know well i'm gonna have to aren't i because he's involved

02:34:02.220 in our politics over here um i mean he's in a bajillion jeets as long as they're not muslim 0.99

02:34:08.940 yeah exactly and that's the problem you see there's a lot of there's a lot of people who are in the

02:34:14.380 patriot movement who are just cultural civic nationalists so they follow tommy robinson's the

02:34:20.140 hills and you know um there's there's other people who support nigel farage and again he's very

02:34:27.100 similar to the the the right wing nationalism or patriotism that tommy robinson has even though

02:34:34.460 it's quite farcical really because nigel farage doesn't want anything to do with tommy robinson 1.00

02:34:38.300 but i can only put that down to the fact that tommy robinson's got a criminal record which

02:34:41.980 is a trumped up criminal record anyway and uh the fact that yeah well we've got the same thing going on

02:34:50.300 here so but it's just because basically they don't like what he's got to say and they'll trump up charges

02:34:55.020 against them and any excuse to just put them in jail and they've been doing that for years he's

02:34:58.860 been in jail for four years four times now um but as i say nigel farage has got kind of like very

02:35:04.940 very similar views on the same kind of level of nationalism yet he doesn't want anything to do

02:35:09.180 with tommy robinson um and it'll probably actually help his cause if he supported tommy robinson um

02:35:14.540 and obviously one of your big guys there um friend of trump elon musk supports tommy robinson and

02:35:20.380 they've had a bit of a spat nigel farage and elon musk about the fact that um farage doesn't want

02:35:25.980 anything to do with tommy robinson and elon musk supports him so again we're elon musk as much as i

02:35:32.700 like him he's going to cause a split between a fraction of people who are going to vote reform to

02:35:37.820 try and get you know at least some change on the on the right and people who are um following tommy

02:35:44.060 robinson who are throwing the towel in like one of uh one of the main um guys who who've been

02:35:50.460 standing in uh around essex way down the southeast i can't remember his name now i think his name is

02:35:55.740 andrew something or other um and he's a very very good campaigner for reform and uh he's throwing

02:36:02.700 the towel in because uh nigel farage has decided to um badmire tommy robinson the the people on the

02:36:08.860 right just need to stop doing this kind of thing i mean as i say nigel farage and tommy robinson

02:36:13.660 they're not in the actual far right movement like we are who are looking for preservation of race

02:36:19.580 but it's just an example of what things can happen if you start badmouthing different people who are

02:36:25.500 towards the same kind of politics as you people just need to be smarter smarter man it's it's no good

02:36:31.580 badmouthing people who are on the same kind of uh movements as as ourselves it's no good yeah we we

02:36:39.180 like to say don't punch uh white right so that's what yeah exactly and that's that's a lot that's 0.96

02:36:44.060 that's how i like to do it as well yeah just um just i'm gonna go off into a different direction

02:36:48.940 with the conversation now for me but first of all well well if you could wrap it up you're all over

02:36:54.540 the place yeah and i'm gonna hit back on the tommy robinson thing i'm just waiting for you to land

02:36:59.820 this yeah land your plane and then let base go and then yeah sure no worries so um i was just gonna

02:37:06.140 end it with a couple of jokes basically but um yeah just to lighten the mood but uh anyway if you

02:37:10.620 guys have got to wrap up because it's near and there near and time i'll uh thank you very much for

02:37:14.060 listening and uh lana you're an amazing woman um wish we had women over here like you but uh they are 1.00

02:37:19.020 very rare and far and few between cheers thanks guys thanks for coming cheers um i think we had

02:37:28.460 command us but i i just want to put it out there you know that's how lana and i met was uh through

02:37:33.580 talking about tommy robinson and the scams of tommy robinson and uh the grift of tommy robinson and

02:37:40.940 he is not who he markets himself to be every time he goes to prison that's how he makes his fortunes

02:37:47.900 he makes his fortunes off donations and making little old ladies feel sorry for poor tommy and

02:37:54.540 so they dump millions and millions of dollars into his bank account he has seen more money than many

02:38:00.540 of us will see our entire lifetimes and he refuses to name the jew he refuses to name the jew because

02:38:06.620 he is owned by the jew and uh you know if his if his mission was to save young women and girls from 0.99

02:38:14.780 grooming gangs he wouldn't have come to canada and participated in prostitution um consumed the 0.99

02:38:21.660 human trafficking over here he doesn't give a shit about um the exploitation of women and girls 0.99

02:38:27.820 he cares about his cocaine habits and his addictions and money he is very very much motivated by money 0.98

02:38:35.420 so he is a false hero he is meant to siphon as much money out of the freedom movement as possible

02:38:42.700 and i consider him personally a mortal enemy but i'll leave that there comantis do you have anything

02:38:50.060 to say hold on before you go i just want to say hold on comantis one sec steve has his hand up and

02:38:55.420 then i brought up jack zoo so i don't know when you want to wrap up base i just don't know if i should

02:38:58.940 be bringing any more people up to ask questions um yeah oh i think we'll wrap it up um very shortly

02:39:05.180 steve jump in and then comantis and then i won't know comantis was first i think but i'm just saying yeah

02:39:10.380 oh yeah and we got jack hey jack yeah cute in the world i'll make i'll make my point very brief

02:39:15.900 because based uh already touched on most of it i'll just add that um tommy robinson who's actually

02:39:22.140 steven yaxley lennon he works for ezra levant who is dual citizen of israel and he is very pro-zionism

02:39:31.020 and if you look at the problem of mass immigration it has its you know it's a tentacle of the israeli state

02:39:40.380 공andais yeah what i wanted to say ties actually into that like the title there for folk folk is

02:39:52.140 correctly written right it's it's not strat or or folk with f that general word folk is a lot more loaded

02:40:03.020 Right? Our enemies fear that. So when I say felkish, I mean our people's blood and soil. Right? And it runs even deeper as a spiritual component as well. So a real right wing, let me put it like this, it's a felkish right, right?

02:40:21.420 The other ones are just colors of or shades of liberalism. And this conservatism is again a shade of liberalism, right? Civic nationalism and so on. And that's a magic stick.

02:40:37.680 When you look at Tommy Robinson, his public doodle name, that's not a felkish, right? This is how you can identify this.

02:40:51.340 Another example is Thomas Russo. He accused of being a fan. When you hear him talking, no, that's a felkish guy. That guy is real, right? He talks felkish. 0.58

02:41:03.820 So you can use that as a measure stick, right? A far right, yeah. I'm looking at, is he felkish or not, right? Is he a blood and soil for our people, caring for our people or not? 0.99

02:41:21.680 Or does he just bring up some argument on the liberal plane, right? Like Farage and all that ilk, right?

02:41:30.940 And this is, again, this is, again, back to this word. It's not a felkish F or trot or anything like this. It's much more loaded, right?

02:41:43.040 Folk with V, with a V, right? That refers to us as a people. So we are the right for our people, right?

02:41:54.020 It's nationalism for people, right? People. It's always about our people. And I'll end it there.

02:42:04.380 Thanks, Comantis. Jack, do you want to go? Unless, Lana, did you have anything to respond? Did you want to respond to that or?

02:42:11.440 No, I agree fully with what he said, and I think that we should move forward with this new term.

02:42:16.200 Yeah, absolutely. I love it. Go ahead, Jackie. 0.94

02:42:22.640 Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. The heroines on the top line here, well, not including you in that, Steve, of course, your hero, and Lana as well.

02:42:33.160 Of course, this is all carved in stone. We know that you're talking about, you actually landed there a moment ago, and Posty was saying about all what he, I mean, this guy raised tens of thousands of pounds to fight his case, to fight his case.

02:42:51.900 And then he pleaded guilty. This tells you all you need to know about this rat. He is not on our side, he never has been, and he never will be. Thank you all again, ladies and gentlemen, for what you do. Cheers, guys. 0.89

02:43:06.100 Thanks, Jack. Thank you.

02:43:08.260 Thank you, Jack.

02:43:09.020 Okay, so I guess, you know, to wrap this up.

02:43:13.160 Hold on, hold on, hold on, there's one person here. Blue Flame has her hand up. That's the last person.

02:43:17.180 Oh, okay. Sorry, I didn't see that. Sorry. Go ahead, Blue. 0.98

02:43:21.060 Hello, hello. Can you guys hear me?

02:43:24.100 Yep.

02:43:25.100 Oh, perfect. I'll try to keep it brief, because you guys want to close off.

02:43:29.900 I was listening in about the feminism that was brought up earlier, and I might have a suggestion, guys.

02:43:37.860 Rather than call them feminists, it might be recommended to call them anti-whites that facilitate gender conflict. 0.99

02:43:46.280 If you think in that direction, you immediately expose what the intention of all these movements are.

02:43:51.680 That's just a suggestion. And I was also wondering, for Lana, is Michael Tsarian ever going to come back to Red Ice? Thank you.

02:44:06.200 Oh, yeah. A blast from the past. I think he was the first guest that Henrik had on years ago.

02:44:10.380 I know that he is very supportive of the things that we've talked about, but we haven't connected with him in years.

02:44:16.120 Maybe we should reach out and check in and see where he's at. I'm not sure if you've been following him.

02:44:21.680 But I'll look into that. Thanks for the suggestion.

02:44:25.900 Well, you know, I always appreciate his work, and it would be nice to see all of you come together again.

02:44:31.180 I really appreciate the interviews that Henrik, for example, has had with Mr. Tsarian.

02:44:38.120 Yeah, that's great.

02:44:39.460 Maybe a final quick point, and then I'm out of here.

02:44:44.060 You know, there is this arguing between politicians on, you know, the right-wing nationalism, all of that.

02:44:50.920 Yes. I think, personally, it's more recommended that we focus on the well-being of our people.

02:44:57.020 If you have time to argue with someone else while children are being gang-raped,

02:45:03.420 then I am always of the opinion that there's something wrong with these people,

02:45:07.040 and that it just simply should be told to them, is that if you can't work together,

02:45:13.080 if you get in the way of any of these children being saved in any capacity, you need to be replaced.

02:45:19.180 End of story.

02:45:20.000 Find someone completely new out of the people for all I care.

02:45:23.560 I personally, it sickens me to see this.

02:45:27.300 I'm kind of fighting to keep my focus here, because it always makes me livid.

02:45:33.540 No Fed posting.

02:45:35.400 No, no, no, no, no, Boris.

02:45:36.620 No worries about that.

02:45:38.220 No, that doesn't interest me either.

02:45:40.140 But I really want, I personally really want to see that more.

02:45:44.580 Less focus on politics, more focus on just actively saving our people,

02:45:48.500 and whomever you need to get in to make that happen, just get them in.

02:45:52.940 And you just give them commands for all I care.

02:45:55.280 It's just like you are given this position in this council house or whatever it's going to be, 1.00

02:46:00.200 and you are there to save our people.

02:46:02.220 End of story. 0.99

02:46:02.860 You do anything else, you're out on your ass, and we put someone new in. 0.99

02:46:06.360 And you keep looking until you find the real people that are worth having that position. 0.97

02:46:14.340 And with that said, thank you guys for your time, and I'll leave you all to it.

02:46:18.220 Well, and to borrow a talking point from the Ferryman real quick,

02:46:22.180 this is something that the right wing needs to learn from the left wing,

02:46:25.580 because you don't see the left wing countersignaling each other,

02:46:29.180 whether it's the more normie or central-like elements countersignaling,

02:46:35.080 the more radical elements, or vice versa.

02:46:38.380 They're very much a unified front.

02:46:40.680 And as long as the actors are authentic and legitimate,

02:46:44.960 you know, we don't all have to like each other or agree on everything,

02:46:49.400 but it does us a disservice to infight and attack each other

02:46:55.320 when we should be trying to push all in the same direction.

02:47:01.560 A hundred percent.

02:47:03.700 Okay, Lana, I guess last question going into this final stretch here.

02:47:09.220 What is the future of 2025 for Red Ice for yourself?

02:47:15.640 And, you know, let us know what you, like anything exciting that you have planned,

02:47:21.240 exciting interviews, perhaps, you know,

02:47:24.760 more mainstream people that you're getting more and more access to.

02:47:28.620 I'm sure your Rolodex has become more interesting over the years.

02:47:33.440 Yeah, there was a period where it was like,

02:47:35.580 whoa, it's tough to get people on.

02:47:37.280 They're afraid of getting docs or they support us,

02:47:40.000 but they just feel like it's too dodgy for them.

02:47:43.460 But that has changed.

02:47:44.740 It's opening up and there's more people that we can branch out to.

02:47:47.540 There's more people that are writing me.

02:47:49.340 So I'm definitely going to be booking more people in,

02:47:51.680 doing more shorter videos.

02:47:53.240 Hendrick and I were talking about that,

02:47:54.320 more quicker, shorter videos and doing some good interviews.

02:47:57.860 We have a larger studio now,

02:48:00.120 so we're excited about getting more in-studio guests.

02:48:04.220 We've already had several in,

02:48:05.740 but we want to get, you know,

02:48:06.620 some of the greats like Jared Taylor and some others to come.

02:48:09.560 I think Adam Green's going to come.

02:48:11.060 And so that'll be fun to just get more of that kind of synergy going as well.

02:48:16.120 I'm looking forward to that.

02:48:20.100 Yeah.

02:48:21.140 Weren't you going to speak with a Polish politician for a minute there?

02:48:24.560 I was.

02:48:25.540 And he, we talked on the phone and he was going to come on.

02:48:29.560 We were going to talk about immigration and all that.

02:48:32.260 And then he just, he ghosted me.

02:48:34.580 I was waiting for the interview and he ghosted me.

02:48:36.760 He wasn't returning the calls.

02:48:37.860 And then I immediately saw that he was like, you know,

02:48:40.240 shilling for Israel on his.

02:48:41.900 I was going to say the Jews got him. 1.00

02:48:44.260 Basically, that's what happened. 0.98

02:48:46.820 So I'm just like, he's so chicken.

02:48:49.260 He couldn't even write me back and just say something,

02:48:51.820 or at least have an assistant write me back and say, 0.87

02:48:53.640 I mean, like, what a wimp, you know? 1.00

02:48:55.600 So I just lost all respect for him at that point. 0.85

02:48:58.120 And he talked to tough talk for a while there, didn't he?

02:49:02.000 That's right.

02:49:02.940 Dominic.

02:49:03.600 Dominic.

02:49:04.180 I forget how to say his last name.

02:49:06.040 Last name.

02:49:06.760 Yeah.

02:49:07.300 It's a, it's full of a bunch of consonants at the end there.

02:49:11.680 Yeah.

02:49:12.160 No, he, he talked to tough talk,

02:49:14.080 but he's kind of faded a little bit into the background.

02:49:16.760 And I do believe that that is going to be the fate of fake conservatives, 0.56

02:49:22.720 fake nationalists, the fakes on the right wing.

02:49:25.820 The, the exposure is happening faster and faster and faster. 0.81

02:49:30.260 What their true colors are.

02:49:32.640 And that will be our job this year, all of us.

02:49:34.920 And that's what we're aiming at too.

02:49:36.520 As Trump takes office, you know, things are changing.

02:49:39.240 You've got like Elon saying, that's it.

02:49:41.080 The woke mind virus is over.

02:49:42.620 No, it's not. 0.99

02:49:43.440 What are you, what are you coming up with this rubbish, you know? 0.98

02:49:47.500 So it'll be our job to, you know, 0.98

02:49:49.800 criticize those people and push them further to the far vogue, right?

02:49:54.360 Just really stay, stay on them.

02:49:56.220 Keep the pressure on them because they are now the mainstream, right?

02:50:01.020 Yeah.

02:50:01.280 The virus hasn't ended.

02:50:03.040 It's just kind of transformed.

02:50:04.880 Exactly.

02:50:05.580 It's just shapeshifted.

02:50:07.340 Yeah.

02:50:07.580 They're calling us the woke, right?

02:50:09.180 We should just call ourselves the woke, right?

02:50:11.560 Yeah.

02:50:11.880 The woke, right.

02:50:12.860 Sell it for them.

02:50:13.940 That's a good one.

02:50:14.940 Exactly.

02:50:16.140 We're the woke, right?

02:50:16.800 We'll take that.

02:50:17.380 I mean, and if anyone, they're the woke, right? 0.97

02:50:19.700 They're the ones who are like, oh, we need more gays. 1.00

02:50:21.660 We need more Indians. 0.99

02:50:22.740 We need more women. 1.00

02:50:24.280 You're the woke, right? 1.00

02:50:25.560 You idiots. 1.00

02:50:27.120 We need more trannies in our movement. 1.00

02:50:29.860 Yeah, exactly.

02:50:30.780 Well, thank you, Len.

02:50:34.720 They are trying to deflect from this blood and soil thing, right?

02:50:40.860 This is what they are trying to do there, right?

02:50:43.340 They equate us with the left, which we are not.

02:50:49.140 Serkish is collectivist, yes, but collectivist blood and soil time, right? 0.89

02:50:55.560 They're caring for our people, demanding of our people to go forward, right?

02:51:00.260 Protecting our people, that type of collectivist and with all areas, right?

02:51:07.280 Like also economy-wise, so we would like to have an economy for our people, good for our people, right?

02:51:14.320 We like our freedoms, right?

02:51:17.260 It all subsumes into that, right?

02:51:19.460 And one of my big hopes is that our people start to understand this, right?

02:51:29.960 What this is.

02:51:32.240 And this is a major thing, right?

02:51:34.980 Make people understanding what it actually is.

02:51:38.140 And they do everything to deflect from this, right?

02:51:41.260 This is the center of our power.

02:51:45.120 This is where our energy comes from.

02:51:47.820 Very, very important to, how should I say, invoke this or reviving it, right?

02:51:56.920 This is one of the most important things we have, right?

02:52:02.580 Thanks, Comantus.

02:52:03.580 I think on that note, you wanted to wrap it up, right?

02:52:05.780 Based?

02:52:06.120 I want to let Lana have some Saturday time with her Bambinos, because poor Henrik, you 1.00

02:52:12.020 know, I can just see him with an apron on, you know.

02:52:16.060 There's probably not going to talk to the women anymore. 1.00

02:52:20.500 The Swedes, man. 0.87

02:52:21.480 The Swedish husbands, they're the best.

02:52:23.600 Yeah, so he's actually outside because it's snowed, and so the kids are outside getting

02:52:29.720 pulled around on a sled, and there's like a little hill that they can go down, so they're

02:52:34.380 outside playing the snow, so I will go join them.

02:52:38.080 Oh, amazing.

02:52:39.920 Well, thank you for your time.

02:52:42.280 I will be in communication with you, Lana, behind the scenes, and thank you for everything

02:52:48.280 you've done, and thank you for carrying that torch on the shoulders of Ursula Haberbeck,

02:52:54.620 and, you know, through to Monica and yourself, and now there's a whole generation of women 1.00

02:53:03.000 and girls, and, you know, there's men, of course, who are carrying that torch forward,

02:53:09.400 but particularly for your role, we acknowledge it, we're noticing it, and we, you know, you

02:53:17.320 want more in the future.

02:53:19.080 Yeah, like I look up to women like you, Lana, as like a kind of a role model, right, for

02:53:24.140 myself, because I found my sense of purpose in this movement.

02:53:27.480 I always felt lost.

02:53:28.460 My kids are grown now, so I felt lost, and I felt a sense of purpose, and I really enjoy

02:53:33.420 watching you and Heinrich, if I'm saying that right, hopefully.

02:53:37.660 Yeah, Henrich, sorry.

02:53:38.880 My mom said Heinrich for the longest time.

02:53:40.420 I was like, no, mom, it's Henrich.

02:53:42.120 Yeah, so, yeah, I think you should keep doing what you're doing.

02:53:45.580 I think you're doing amazing, amazing work.

02:53:46.940 Well, thank you, and I'm feeling the love and feeling the support, and I appreciate

02:53:50.860 it, and hopefully I'll be going to 95 like Ursula, and yeah, it doesn't matter your age.

02:53:56.060 There's a place for everyone, and in a true community, that's how it is.

02:53:59.580 We have our elders.

02:54:00.480 We have our children.

02:54:01.320 We have our teenagers.

02:54:02.260 We have all the different decades coming together, and that's one of my favorite things

02:54:06.000 that I feel in our community building is that we have, you know, small kids, and we've

02:54:10.840 got 80-year-old men that sit around and tell stories, and that's what we need moving

02:54:16.160 forward.

02:54:16.580 It's very important.

02:54:17.300 So, thank you, ladies. 0.77

02:54:18.420 I feel the love.

02:54:19.200 Thank you so much.

02:54:19.920 Thank you, everyone, for your support.

02:54:21.620 Awesome.

02:54:22.640 Awesome.

02:54:23.240 All right.

02:54:24.180 Posty, I'm giving you like a high five.

02:54:26.620 High five.

02:54:27.140 Virtual high five.

02:54:28.620 Thanks, team.

02:54:30.140 Yeah, thank you, Steve, and look at the comments, Lana, when you have a chance.

02:54:33.840 There's a lot of love for you in the comments, and yeah, we'll do this again soon.

02:54:39.640 I've got a few more tricks up my sleeve incoming, so, you know, check for more white spaces tonight.

02:54:46.880 There'll be lots to talk about.

02:54:49.600 This war is ongoing, and the drama's unfolding.

02:54:53.480 Thank you, Frank.

02:54:54.380 Thank you, Commander.

02:54:56.000 Yeah.

02:54:56.480 Thanks, LJ.

02:54:57.220 Thanks, LJ.

02:54:58.340 You rock, mostly.

02:55:00.440 Thanks to all the Diagalon people there.

02:55:02.940 Love you guys.

02:55:03.880 See ya.

02:55:04.320 Bye.

02:55:05.020 Okay.

02:55:05.280 Bye.

02:55:05.820 Bye.

02:55:05.900 Bye.

02:55:05.920 Bye.

02:55:05.960 Bye.

02:55:06.020 Bye.

02:55:09.640 Bye.

postyX - January 13, 2025

The Future is Far Volk- with Lana Lokteff

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