In this episode of White Power Radio, host Jared Taylor introduces his co-hosts, Posty and Posti, to the world of White Excellence Radio. They discuss race, identity, and what it means to be a White person.
00:06:36.720I'd probably never met a Black person in my life.
00:06:38.420But I remember, and this recollection was buried so deeply in my mind that it didn't come back up to the surface until I was racially conscious.
00:06:50.600This had just been stored away so dimly in a dark room that it didn't even exist.
00:06:57.540But I remember when I saw a newspaper photograph of this Black man standing over a white man smack on the ground, I remember thinking, well, wait, wait, wait, wait, this isn't right.
00:07:09.360Surely there's one of our guys who can beat this guy.
00:07:28.420But that just didn't seem right to me.
00:07:30.700Now, I don't think it was the fact that he was Black.
00:07:33.600He could have been an Arab or a Turk or anybody who was just not one of our guys.
00:07:40.300But I, as an American, a white American, I felt a kind of instinctive kinship to this Swede who was a different nationality but was of the same race.
00:07:52.700And then, as I say, I set that recollection so far away, so far in the back of my mind that you could almost say I had forgotten about it.
00:08:02.460And I almost believe that if I had not later on come to an understanding of race and a realization that there was absolutely nothing wrong in thinking that at the time, I wonder if I ever would have recollected a recollection that was in some way one of those things, one of those forbidden things we are not supposed to think.
00:08:21.300But it occurred to me purely spontaneously.
00:09:24.340I hope some of you, I see someone is flashing 100, 100, 100% and Gavin N, whoever you are, race and reason is just as fresh as if it had been written today.
00:09:36.580I believe it was written in the 1960s.
00:09:38.920It was a Yankees view of race relations.
00:09:41.960And this was very, very popular in the South.
00:09:45.100Now, my father didn't think in racial terms at all.
00:09:48.340But later, when I became an adult, I asked my father, well, Dad, why did you have a book called Race and Reason in your library?
00:09:54.920This was unlike anything that you stood for.
00:09:57.500It really was out of character compared to all the liberally oriented books that you had.
00:10:02.100He said, well, my father, that is to say, my grandfather, he was so impressed with Race and Reason that he bought up copies and sent them to all his children.
00:10:14.580And my father never read the book, but he didn't throw it away.
00:10:29.020So I guess all of us have stories unless, and I am envious of those who did not go through some period of liberalism, who didn't have to struggle with releasing the illusions that are so comforting and so satisfying to people who believe the egalitarian myths.
00:10:48.700But in any case, that was a missed chance for me, as well as the missed chance in which I was eight or nine years old.
00:10:56.520And I never really thought over in my mind the significance of that instinctive siding with white men.
00:11:01.620So, you know, we've been running these spaces for a long time.
00:11:09.560And I say we, I've been an audience member for the most part.
00:11:13.120But, you know, Posty and I do run a lot of spaces.
00:11:16.800And I think amongst, like, ethno-nationalists, white nationalists, we're divided into a bunch of camps.
00:11:25.760We're white nationalists, there's national socialists, some people are full-on fascists, white supremacists, they're, like, called white supremos.
00:11:34.600And some people call themselves nationalists of an ethno-persuasion.
00:11:39.080So, we're categorizing ourselves in all these different ways.
00:11:57.680And this silly idea we're supposed to believe that race isn't biological,
00:12:03.160that it's some kind of sociological optical illusion,
00:12:06.040or, as so many people like to say, a social construct.
00:12:10.300I mean, this is so wrong and so stupid that only, I think, very intelligent and determined people could possibly persuade themselves that it's true.
00:12:19.340If you look at an Eskimo and you look at a Bantu, they are obviously biologically different.
00:12:26.740And Bantus can have children for 100 generations.
00:12:29.720They're not going to produce an Eskimo.
00:12:30.840And somehow, we're supposed to think that these differences don't exist?
00:12:36.040That this is just a socially constructed phenomenon?
00:15:37.920And white supremacy is nevertheless a historical term that is accurate to describe at least part of the motivations of colonial empires in the 19th century.
00:15:51.340Yes, there was the white man's burden.
00:15:52.880The white man's burden came along with an interest in developing the raw materials and the trade prospects that can be found in the third world.
00:16:02.220But it also came with a kind of missionary zeal, sometimes actually Christian missionaries, but sometimes just a determination to make life better for what were called primitive peoples.
00:16:16.020And in many respects, colonial empires did exactly that.
00:16:19.600It is very unfashionable to point that out.
00:16:21.500But are we supposed to somehow believe that if the white man had not showed up, that the Indonesians or the Congolese would have discovered nuclear reactions and have engineered jet aircraft?
00:16:33.700No, no, there's absolutely no way that would have happened.
00:16:36.520Our presence in these areas vastly improved their lives.
00:16:40.940And if you talk to some people who lived in previously colonized countries, particularly in Africa, many will tell you, yes, life was better when white people ran the show.
00:16:53.340And in fact, this gets around to another one of my formative influences.
00:18:01.540Liberia, as you all know, was settled by freed African slaves.
00:18:07.880They were Americo-Liberians, as they called themselves.
00:18:10.980They referred to the Native Africans as Aborigines and they treated them almost like slaves themselves.
00:18:17.620They reproduced something of the social system from which they had been liberated back in the United States of America.
00:18:23.260In any case, Liberia compared to Ivory Coast was a wreck, a complete wreck.
00:18:31.220There were potholes in the streets big enough to swallow a truck.
00:18:35.320Every building seemed to be tumbled down.
00:18:38.160Every Liberian seemed to be dressed in rags.
00:18:41.220And as was my practice at that time, I was a dropout college student.
00:18:46.820So I liked to go to the capital city of a country and go to the university and meet young people, college students.
00:18:53.660So they've liked to have a certain amount on the ball.
00:18:56.760And I remember asking a young Liberian man.
00:19:00.380I said, look, I don't mean to be rude.
00:19:01.620But having come from Ivory Coast, where everything seems to work pretty reasonably well, why is your country such a mess?
00:19:10.160And he said, oh, that's a very easy question to answer.
00:19:13.860We did not have the benefit of being colonized by white people.
00:19:17.640Now, as a 19-year-old, I thought, gracious, how can this be?
00:19:21.280Colonization was supposed to be this ruthlessly exploitative thing that made life miserable for colonial subjects and unfairly enriched the colonizer.
00:19:30.700But that, too, was that that is something that I never forgot.
00:19:35.680And that was one of the things that pushed me ever so gently in a direction of a better understanding of race.
00:19:42.380So that's a long answer to your questions of what terms that I used for myself to describe my racial views.
00:20:10.300White, if your microphone's still on, I'm not sure.
00:20:13.420Because we were we were discussing this like yesterday about not wanting.
00:20:20.480You know, you're saying that whites just want to be left alone for the most part and not wanting to particularly colonize anymore to rule over others.
00:20:32.040You know, it's it's something we just want to be left alone.
00:20:35.200We just want to we just want to have our own spaces and have safe places where we can raise our children.
00:20:42.480And due to multiculturalism, multiracialism, this is just not being permitted of us anymore.
00:20:51.160And I suppose you've spoken to the gentleman from Return to the Land.
00:20:57.600We've interviewed Arval, who is a fantastic representative from that organization.
00:21:04.180And I'm wondering, you know, will is there, in your view, any chance that this multiculturalism will ever work or is it all headed towards hell in a handbasket or, you know, a freight train headed towards a wall?
00:21:22.860So what are your what are your thoughts about either an all like looking towards all white communities or trying to make a multiracial, multicultural society work?
00:21:35.340To me, the idea of building a society in which race can be made not a matter is a complete and utter misreading of human nature.
00:21:46.320I think that my reaction as an eight year old to the defeat of the white man by the black man in the boxing ring, that is a reflection of real human nature.
00:21:56.500And you can find Americans and I'm sure Canadians who claim to be fully assimilated.
00:22:01.880But if they are from China, say, and in the finals in the Olympics, if the Chinese team is playing, the Canadian team, the American team, what do they root for?
00:22:12.480What do they root for? There is something that is very basic that cannot be got rid of.
00:22:18.340Now, perhaps in very small numbers, people genuinely do assimilate to a different culture, a different religion, a different texture of life, something utterly unlike that in which they were reared and that to which they are that biological for that from which they are the biological product.
00:23:00.900Well, obviously it didn't work and it didn't work because it was a complete misunderstanding of human nature.
00:23:08.680People are simply not going to work as hard on a collective farm as they're going to work on their own private plot of land.
00:23:16.120You have to have incentives that make sense.
00:23:19.900And so communism struggled along for 70, 80 years until it finally collapsed because I think it absolutely had to collapse.
00:23:28.060And as we see in a place like China, for example, they have completely modified the whole idea of communism.
00:23:34.260China, the government there, I would say it's more close to something like a sort of national socialism than to anything like the kind of dictatorship of the proletariat or the withering away of the state that Karl Marx and Engels talked about.
00:24:15.860Show me a case in which this is just going great guns.
00:24:19.320No, when people come to the United States or when they come to Canada or Europe from the third world, they don't come because there's diversity.
00:25:00.760They come because they can live better.
00:25:02.980And in many cases, not only are they unable to become us, they have no desire to become us.
00:25:12.240They want a higher standard of living and they want to maintain their own folk ways, their own religions, their own way of doing everything.
00:25:22.100So, no, the idea that somehow diversity is a strength.
00:25:26.200I mean, this is like a mantra, certainly in the United States.
00:25:28.380Not only is it America's strength, it's America's greatest strength.
00:25:32.340I mean, any bonehead can just look around and see, well, wait, wait, wait.
00:25:36.620Diversity is a constant source of tension, of hostility, of constant jockeying for position, a strength.
00:25:46.140And yet people pronounce those words as if they were some sort of mantra.
00:25:52.320I sometimes wonder if they really are paying any attention to words they use.
00:26:00.360And if it were possible, if it were possible for people of different races, cultures, religions, etc.
00:26:06.700to live together harmoniously, that would be no good for us either.
00:26:10.520Because we are not having enough children even to maintain our numbers.
00:26:15.720And the people who come here, they come from more fertile countries, more fertile cultures, and they will replace us by pure biology, even if, even if, and of course, this is not a premise I grant, even if you can make a successful multiracial society.
00:26:33.700So, this is our death knell, if we persist along these lines, unless we have places, nations, certainly communities that are ours forever, it is a slow process of extinction.
00:26:50.820And to me, it is a mystery why so few white people recognize this.
00:26:56.520And those who even have a glimmering of recognition, they don't dare speak out about it, and they certainly don't raise a finger to try to fight this process of dispossession.
00:27:08.220So, no, we face the prospect of extinction.
00:27:23.800We are a brotherhood of Europeans, wherever we may live.
00:27:27.220We're all in this together, and we are fighting for our survival.
00:27:31.580And to me, again, it is astonishing how few white people recognize this and how eager, not just non-whites, but white people are to say that if you think in those terms, somehow you are evil and perverted.
00:27:45.020No, it's the most natural, normal thing in the world for you to want your people to survive and caution.
00:27:49.900Jared, I'd like to introduce you to one of our regular panelists here.
00:28:33.780So, I'll give White, if you wanted to comment, and then, of course, Radio, he's more than welcome.
00:28:38.780Yeah, so you brought up R-VOL and the Return to the Land project, and I'm not sure, Jared, if you're familiar with the Return to the Land project.
00:28:51.440More or less, it's, as simplified as I could put it, it's intentional communities using the PMA model, which is a private membership association models.
00:29:17.900I'd love to go to their, Orval's establishment.
00:29:21.960But, yes, I'm very familiar with that.
00:29:23.420I think it is a profoundly important movement that we need to encourage and support in every possible way.
00:29:28.140Would you think that this is kind of our way of using the law in our favor to solidify ourselves and potentially balkanize areas of the United States to make sure that, you know, we do maintain our homelands?
00:29:52.960In historic terms, given that we used to own this continent, it seems like a dismally small start, but it is an absolutely necessary start.
00:30:04.940And let us hope that many, many communities of this kind are established, and let us hope that they expand, grow.
00:30:13.220And so, I believe that our salvation will certainly not come at the federal level.
00:30:18.140We have to take things into our own hands, first of all, in our own neighborhoods, build racially conscious neighborhoods.
00:30:25.640And, of course, this is so important because that is the only sure way of rearing racially healthy children.
00:30:33.760You may have a complete understanding of race, you and your wife.
00:30:38.420But if your children are surrounded by people who are utterly unaware of the importance of race, you can't guarantee that your children will end up thinking as you do.
00:30:49.040And one of the great things about religious communities, take, for example, the Mormons.
00:30:54.220Mormons, they often have their social circle identical to their church circle.
00:30:59.900And this is a great thing because this means that when their children go play with other Mormon children, they can be 100% certain that they are in a home for people who see things the way they do.
00:31:10.460Now, there was a time when the Mormons had a pretty healthy attitude towards race that's beginning to crumble.
00:31:16.340But at least if you are a Mormon and you care about Mormonism and you care about your children staying within the faith, you can be confident that when your children go to play with people from the same congregation, they are along on the same wavelength.
00:31:30.900Imagine a community of 400 households.
00:31:34.740And every single one of those 400 households is headed by a man and a woman or perhaps a single man or a single woman who thinks the way we do.
00:32:15.140And if we can't reverse it, well, then at the very least, we should give white people a generous part of the country that is exclusively theirs, where they can hold their own destinies in their own hands and try to rebuild from these decades and decades of self-mortification, this whole denaturing of our nature.
00:32:35.140No, you're not going to get the federal government to agree to that.
00:33:12.980Now, Orania, again, it's a very small place.
00:33:15.940And it has a slender, meager existence in South Africa, which is, of course, run by people who are extremely jealous and envious of any kind of white success.
00:33:28.280And they are at mercy of the surrounding hostile government.
00:33:32.580Well, a white community would likewise be at mercy of a surrounding hostile government in North America.
00:33:39.740But at least if people do things sensibly, I think that this is a very, very important first step.
00:33:45.520And the people who are organizing these communities, I support them absolutely 100%.
00:34:23.980You're a very well-spoken and educated guy.
00:34:26.100Anyway, on the whole hyphenated American concept, I think some people have given some airtime to this.
00:34:34.320But, you know, obviously just to define what I'm referring to, the African-American, the Chinese-American, the whole hyphenated anybody with papers.
00:34:43.900You come here, you go through the process, and, you know, your green card is your ticket to becoming an American.
00:36:04.380Now, that was possible when every one of us going into the so-called melting pot was European.
00:36:09.740The melting pot worked perfectly, so long as there were Europeans.
00:36:12.620After three generations, no matter where you were from in Europe, with a few exceptions, after three generations, you were indistinguishable from anyone else in terms of your likelihood to go to college, your household income, and your likelihood to marry outside of your own ethnic group.
00:36:31.100The only exceptions to that rule were Jews.
00:36:35.400Every other European group, every other European group, after three generations, they were pretty much Americans.
00:36:41.420Now, they might celebrate Italian feast days, or they might have a Swedish club that they went to.
00:36:48.960But in terms of the big indices, the important indices of how they had assimilated, they had assimilated.
00:36:55.840That work, when you are of the same blood, the same culture, the same history.
00:37:01.820So, that was the kind of hyphenation that Teddy Roosevelt was reigning against.
00:37:06.780Now, when you start talking about African Americans, or, I don't know, Indian Americans, no, no, I don't consider them, I'm sorry.
00:37:15.440They may have passports, but they're not Americans in the sense that I am an American.
00:37:53.760But here in the United States, you could have been here ever since the Mayflower.
00:37:57.660But if you want the country to stay European, oh, my gosh, you're not a good American.
00:38:01.840Some guy who has just crawled through the bars, he is a better American than you are.
00:38:06.920No, this is absolute and total foolishness.
00:38:09.980Now, the fact of being a European means that at some fundamental level, I feel a greater kinship with an Estonian, for example.
00:38:19.620Now, as it turns out, Estonians all speak English so we can communicate.
00:38:22.540But even if they didn't speak English, Estonians are my people in a way that the folks who live in Detroit, the south side of Chicago, are not my people.
00:38:34.620And it's amusing to me to think back upon my almost infant reaction to that Lloyd Patterson, Ingemar Johansson fight.
00:38:45.800That guy, that guy who won, the fellow who knocked out the white guy, he's not my people.
00:38:53.000So, no, the idea that, no, again, again, I assure you, when I talk about African-Americans, I use the term with a self-conscious sort of irony.
00:39:23.160Well, it's used as a way to connotate that these hyphenated modern hyphenated Americans, which are effectively all, you know, non-Americans, are in fact.
00:39:36.980The term once once had a historical meaning, which you just laid out, it's taken on a new meaning and it's sort of been taken over and co-opted and used, frankly, against, you know, heritage Americans and more founding stock Americans.
00:39:51.320Well, it's significant to me that they use it at all.
00:39:53.240Well, if race really doesn't matter, aren't they just Americans?
00:40:58.740My name is John Gahagan, and I wanted to ask you about the foundation of American Renaissance in the 90s, early 90s.
00:41:05.960What was your rationale and what brought forward the need to establish your own publication, and what type of immediate effect came from you getting your voice out there in that method?
00:41:16.920Well, the reason I did so is because of all the things we've been discussing, the prospect of future extinction.
00:41:25.060I became aware of that gradually in the 1980s, and by 1990, which is when I founded American Renaissance, I was determined to do something about it.
00:41:35.980And at that time, pretty much the only people who were saying anything about this were Ku Klux Klansmen, or there were some very, very obscure groups.
00:41:47.680You could write off to distant PO boxes.
00:41:51.500You could subscribe to something called InstaRation, which was published by a guy named Wilmot Robinson, but he was very much undercover.
00:42:00.060He published articles by people only by pseudonym.
00:42:03.300I wanted to be completely out of the closet, so to speak.
00:42:07.960And I had the very naive idea that if you just make these arguments plainly, gently, and with goodwill, that they would catch on.
00:42:19.440If the only people talking about the survival of whites were, well, I don't want to run them down unnecessarily, but if they were people who did not make a good impression, then it's understandable their ideas might not take off.
00:42:34.320So, I was very disappointed that despite the fact that I thought I was saying very, very reasonable things, it did not take off at all.
00:42:42.380And I'll tell you this, probably for about the first 10 years of running American Renaissance, I thought I might simply be making a record.
00:42:53.220So, that when the editor of the great Chinese world encyclopedia in 2100 came to the question of whatever happened to the white people, he, if he did enough research, he would discover that not every one of us was a fool or a coward.
00:43:12.580But I kept at it because I thought somebody had to be standing up for us, even just, as I say, to leave a kind of historical record.
00:45:08.120Well, one thing is, the Internet was a huge help.
00:45:11.120When we were merely a paper publication, we never had more than 5,000 subscribers, often 3,000, 4,000.
00:45:19.600But with the Internet, you can, of course, reach far, far, far, far more people.
00:45:24.760And, of course, that's why the Internet clamped down.
00:45:27.440Now, I've probably been kicked off of more platforms than just about anybody shy of Laurel Loomer.
00:45:35.000At least I still have a ride share, a ride share account.
00:45:39.140But, no, it was very clear when the Internet opened up and people with our point of view actually had an opportunity to present our positions.
00:45:51.720Then the other side discovered, well, my gosh, these guys are too successful.
00:46:10.600We would get 300, 400, sometimes half a million, 1,000, 400,000, half a million views.
00:46:17.660But they just thought, well, and rather than taking the view that, well, gosh, if this guy's wrong, then we will encourage people to refute him.
00:48:09.280There was a lot of talk of shows like Spaces, you know, just a kind of a cacophony of everything from blatant racism to pro-white talking points.
00:48:24.360And, you know, sorting out, you know, what this even is for me.
00:48:30.520You know, as somebody, you know, with a particular background, I share an experience with you.
00:48:35.020In fact, when I watched Chuck Liddell fight Rampage Jackson, I was certainly on the side of Chuck Liddell.
00:48:43.980And I knew back then it was just a little thing is like, I'm racist.
00:48:57.360But to the point of where we're at today, and thank you so much for sharing your optimism.
00:49:04.140I share it as well, that this is unstoppable, that, you know, I choose to dedicate myself to the securing of our future for our people and a future for white children that I have.
00:49:20.520And I'm very optimistic about that, that we will.
00:49:23.920Again, to your point, when that will happen and what form it will take, we're still in the formative years of this.
00:49:31.540But I saw a turn last year, and toward the end of the year, I was solidified that we would move away from the more, you know, angry and resentful or blaming rhetoric to more of a, to 2025 would be a pro-white formative position.
00:49:55.100That we would actually take a position that is kind of normie friendly to a point that will move this movement as we are.
00:50:07.640And I just, I like think of it as just a nation.
00:50:10.520It moves our nation more toward a collective consciousness that we're going to get into and build.
00:50:17.820You know, it, you, one of the things that you brought up in a, in a video that you posted, and by the way, welcome, long overdue, welcome back to, to Twitter.
00:50:31.700Remember, we all were here watching the banter about, hey, Elon, what about Jared Taylor?
00:50:40.580Hey, you know, so we were all on that bandwagon, just so you know, promoting for Elon to let you back on, on stage here.
00:50:50.160But I'll, I'll finish this quickly and let you respond.
00:50:53.620One of your, one of your posts was very intriguing in the way that you were communicating how to collectivize as white people.
00:51:04.700It was about like getting together with white people.
00:51:07.140You didn't need to make a poster about it or, or make it explicit.
00:51:11.340You would, you were just getting with your friends and celebrating together pro-white relationships.
00:51:21.780And I don't know if you recall that video, but it was, it was very, it was very poignant at the time because it is, it's like, where do we go from here?
00:51:33.640How, how public should we be about a pro-white collective movement and, and organizing our people versus kind of just doing it naturally, but somewhat clandestine.
00:51:50.700And, and that's kind of where I'm at as, as a person, as a part of all of this is what, what's the public, is everybody else has a, has a, a group, an advocacy group that is clearly able to push their talking points and push their interests.
00:52:09.140And white people are the default that is being attacked constantly.
00:52:14.140Do you think it's, it's, it's a apropos at this time to come out with a group that says we are pro-European heritage and we are pro-white and we are going to advocate for our interests without shame or guilt or acceptance of the smears that come thereof.
00:52:40.500Do you, do you, do you think that's around the corner here for us?
00:52:51.840Yep. Yep. Yep. I keep forgetting. First of all, I came out 35 years ago. I thought, obviously we needed people who stood up for white people and who were not the least bit ashamed of it and who didn't hide behind pseudonyms.
00:53:11.480Everyone has to make his or her own decision on that. Some people have jobs that they could lose. Some people have positions in society that would be jeopardized if they took a public position.
00:53:24.840So that is an individual decision. I have generally taken the view that I'm grateful for anything that anyone is willing to do.
00:53:34.240And it is not my place to reproach them for the things that they are unwilling to do.
00:53:39.680Everyone has to make his own decision and own lines entirely. That's up to him.
00:53:46.240But let's face it. There are more and more people all the time that are entirely open about this.
00:53:53.040And you raised the whole question of being normie friendly.
00:53:57.060I've tried to be normie friendly right from the start, because if we are to succeed, yes, it is true.
00:54:05.240Our numbers are growing. But for us really to succeed,
00:54:09.660simply more people who now disagree with us have to agree with us.
01:01:06.380There's a joke going around with people who've had their accounts canceled that they've written their letters in Punjabi and had their accounts reinstated.
01:01:17.040So, yeah, it's just an idea for future.
01:01:22.400So, and I really appreciate what you say about women because I know Posty and myself and many of the women in this movement have tried to figure out where our place is.
01:01:30.800Because many of the young generation, and this is where I kind of wanted to push back, and I'll let the boys have at you because the girls need to get out of the way when the boys tussle.
01:01:43.520But a little bit of push back is that, you know, you're speaking of kindness, and we just want to be left alone, and we just want to have our own thing, which I completely agree with.
01:01:56.300But our adversaries, be them white ideological adversaries or, you know, different shades of brown adversaries, are getting quite hostile with us.
01:02:15.000And so I definitely sense with the guys, it's like they're quite done with this suicidal empathy that we have almost as a race.
01:02:26.940It's one of our greatest traits, and it's perhaps, you know, one of the traits of our demise.
01:02:32.820So, you know, I will never counter-signal the boys with the crazy haircuts or the extreme, extreme far right, because my sense is that they are our immune system flaring up because our people feel like we are being genocided and we're under attack.
01:02:55.840So, you know, we're, I guess, my sense is, yes, there's a place, there's all sorts of rooms to develop.
01:03:04.100There's a space for the intellectuals to develop.
01:03:06.700There's a space for women advocates to develop.
01:03:09.560And there is a space for hostilities to develop or aggression to develop.
01:03:16.140And I kind of want radio to maybe jump in afterwards just because I think he might get what I'm saying is, you know, I think the boys, he's called radio race war.
01:03:25.840You know, so there is a sense of war in the men now that is definitely budding and growing, particularly with the Zoomers.
01:03:33.420So that was a really convoluted expression of what I wanted to say.
01:03:37.700But, Jared, if you have anything to express about that.
01:03:43.420Yes, I understand that sentiment 100%.
01:03:46.380I am of a generation that was not taught ever from kindergarten that I had all of this unfair white privilege, that I was inherently an oppressor.
01:03:56.980I think if I'd been taught all those things and then discovered, of course, that I'm not, I would be hopping mad.
01:04:02.760Well, there have been some hopping mad people who have done some very unfortunate things.
01:05:39.020That comes before what is good for me.
01:05:42.240And if we are angry, and we're all angry, we have to channel that anger into areas and directions that are going to help our race and not simply give us some satisfaction of having made a big noise or swung our arms or made things break.
01:06:01.240We have to be very careful about that.
01:06:09.420I think that there's a lot to be said on that topic.
01:06:12.440I wanted to kind of pivot to maybe a little bit more mainstream political question for Jared.
01:06:17.840Jared, we banner back and forth a lot in these circles about whether there is or is not a political solution.
01:06:24.880I think at the federal level, we've all seen the ineffectiveness of Trumpism and modern conservatism is atrocious, conserves nothing.
01:06:32.840But do you have any sense of, you know, any faith in a political solution, whether it's pro-white candidates at a state and local level?
01:06:42.720You know, it's usually the infiltration versus no political solution at all, meaning one side to usually infiltrate the Republican Party and try to push conservatives to actually become conservatives.
01:06:55.580And the other side just wants nothing to do with any sort of politics at all.
01:08:32.100Now, what people like Back to the Land are doing, they are taking something in their own hands and doing something that has nothing to do with elections.
01:08:41.380They are building their own communities from the ground up.
01:08:44.300There is no reason why you cannot do both.
01:08:46.900I think that some of these communities, perhaps, if they begin to have influence in the surrounding community, those folks should run for city council, run for police chief, run for school board.
01:08:59.080These things, it is not an either or thing.
01:09:01.880And when people say, oh, you know, you know, politics doesn't make a blind bit of difference.
01:09:08.760There's not a dimes of the difference between the Democrats and Republicans.
01:09:11.620Well, I think the most recent, the most recent election is proof that there can be a difference.
01:09:17.860And so, no, don't give up on that, because certainly Donald Trump will not save us.
01:09:23.180Donald Trump is never going to come out and say, what's wrong with white people wanting to remain a majority in their country?
01:09:29.920Why can't he bring himself to say that?
01:09:31.880I don't think Donald Trump is ever going to say, look, the reason why there are so few blacks in the physics AP classes, because there's this 15 point average IQ difference.
01:09:44.220You just can't expect him to be there.
01:10:06.420But it will make some kind of solution possible or more likely simply by keeping out the people that we do not want to share this content with.
01:10:17.340Now, I do have a question for you Canadians, and this reflects typical American ignorance about Canadian politics.
01:10:26.400But in this last election you had with the Liberal Party getting 169 seats and the Conservatives 144 seats and looks like Mr. Carney, new prime minister, I understand that when Trump came into office, the Conservatives had a 25 point lead.
01:10:43.980And it is also my understanding that, wimps though they are, the Conservatives had a slightly better immigration policy.
01:10:52.680And on that strength alone, I would have preferred that the Conservatives win.
01:10:56.780Now, all of these Conservatives are always saying, you know, we're going to cut immigration.
01:11:01.920But I suspect immigration would have been slightly less than the Conservatives rather than the Liberals.
01:11:06.700But I understand, at least this is the way the election results are being interpreted in the United States.
01:11:13.360The fact of Trump making these threatening and unpleasant noises in the direction of Canada, that helped Mark Carney and it hurt Pierre Poilieva.
01:11:26.240Now, I don't understand the mechanism of it.
01:11:28.600How come Mark Carney, how could he make up a 25 point difference on some sort of idea that he's going to fight Trump better than the Conservatives?
01:11:43.360I can give you a, I see Steve's up here and he'll probably have a more lengthy and thorough answer.
01:11:48.820But I can tell you that it's because at the beginning, when Mark Carney first started, came on and they started the campaign for the election, he kind of positioned Pierre as being the Canadian Trump.
01:12:01.040And Canada has such a hatred, for whatever reason, of Trump.
01:12:06.260And most of them don't even know why they hate Trump.
01:12:10.360So, and I think at that point in time, the Conservatives never went, they never really addressed what the majority at that time of people were polling and wanted him to address, which was the immigration issue.
01:12:21.760And if anything, he slapped us in the face by going and pandering and showing up at Indian events, wearing turbans and stuff.
01:12:58.860The media portrayed, you know, the CPC as being akin to Trump, Maple, MAGA, which even some of the Conservative supporters were running with,
01:13:08.380which didn't help their cause because 80% of Canadians don't like Trump.
01:13:13.080But if Pierre actually took a hardline stance on immigration, saying, you know, there's 4.9 million people here on temporary visas that expire this year,
01:13:24.920we're going to make sure that they're all sent home, he might have had a lot more support, but he never did that.
01:13:32.440The closest he would come is when asked about immigration, he would say, we're going to tie it to the number of homes that we built.
01:13:39.700But then he'd say, we need to build a lot more homes.
01:13:41.880We're going to double the amount of homes that we build every year, and then we'll tie immigration to the number of homes we've built.
01:13:48.800He's even on, there's a video of him saying, you know, like a Punjabi man asking him if the Conservatives are against immigration.
01:14:14.980Sorry, guys, I went to let somebody up and I hit the wrong button.
01:14:17.400Yeah, basically, the Conservatives are just as bad on immigration as the Liberals.
01:14:24.980Really, the only party that was actually campaigning on a moratorium on immigration and deportation of illegals is the People's Party, who are totally irrelevant.
01:14:35.320They couldn't even get 1% of the popular vote.
01:14:37.500And even they were running foreigners, like recent arrivals, as candidates in their party.
01:15:13.840What we're, we're laden with now in Canada is the media that does the work for the politicians and the, and the politicians are either compromised.
01:15:24.920So we're dealing with Chinese infiltration and also Indian infiltration to severe degrees.
01:15:31.960And so they're all compromised by hostile foreign entities and the Canadian population, especially the real authentic old stock white Canadian population are now being held hostage by foreign nations.
01:15:48.740We're actually similar to the Australians, similar to the South Africans, and to a lesser extent Americans, you know, being held by, you know, foreign governments that are taking, siphoning our money and abusing our people.
01:16:04.680And I, you know, that brings me back to why I think the young ones are quite angry about what's happening.
01:17:09.220Yeah, so always much respect to you, Jared.
01:17:15.480I noticed that in your presentation, I want to say maybe five, ten minutes ago when you were talking about optics and presentation, you are of the flavor that we must maintain this superior and somewhat elite status, you know, coming across as clean cut and so on.
01:17:39.100And so forth, somewhat disavowing more radical elements of our activism.
01:17:44.940I guess my question and a little bit of pushback towards you is that, like what Bass, I believe, was saying is that our suicidal altruism has led to failings in our countries and leaving us in a position of weakness, right?
01:18:08.980If we can go back to the civil rights movement, we've kind of been under siege.
01:18:16.240And there has been a silent war against our folk and our people to the point where, you know, just looking at crime statistics, we can witness the dramatic cases of the silent war, right?
01:18:31.800We can do it, like rapes, murders, murders, thefts, robberies, et cetera, et cetera.
01:18:35.720I guess my question is, are you willing to change your mind in regards to using every tool in the toolbox that we have to our disposal, right?
01:18:53.580Like I said, I know you like to maintain this very clean cut appearance, but it seems from my perspective, with all due respect, that it's become a bit of a losing strategy, that we keep losing ground and losing ground and losing people and losing children.
01:19:10.980Where if we're looking at groups like Antifa, the radical elements of the left and communists, we have politicians now saying, oh, well, Antifa is just an idea, it doesn't exist, so on and so forth.
01:19:24.940I guess where I guess where I'm coming from is, is why would it be a good idea to counter signal our radicals, our men that are continuing to push the Overton window in a direction where whites can regain territory, they can maintain an offensive rather than, I guess, maintaining a clean cut appearance and just playing defense all the time.
01:19:52.340Is there any shifting your thought process on that, I guess, to kind of find the middle ground, recognize that there is a need for our soldiers, right?
01:20:08.180And there is a need for our elites, our diplomats, our suit and ties.
01:20:14.240Is there any way that we could convince you that this side of the war is just as necessary as your side of the war?
01:20:22.680Well, when you talk about the silent war, we are under siege, and you talk about non-whites raping us, murdering us, robbing us, the answer is not to do the same to them.
01:20:39.300I understand the desire to fight back.
01:20:44.920Is Antifa in any respect a model for what we should be doing?
01:20:50.100I don't think Antifa wins any arguments.
01:20:55.300I think there are very few people in America who see what Antifa is up to and thinks, wow, those guys are really great.
01:21:01.840I think whatever they stand for must be wonderful.
01:21:05.840Now, use the word superior or elite to describe my approach.
01:21:12.060I don't think either of those words have to apply at all.
01:21:15.160People can be blue-collar, people can be high school graduates, so long as they make arguments that make sense.
01:21:26.200Now, different audiences respond to different incentives.
01:21:31.580And if I am giving a talk to a university campus, which is full of people likely to be hostile to me, I will make arguments that are not necessarily the same as those I might make to a group of committed racially conscious white people.
01:21:48.600Now, but, again, yes, let us use every single effective tool.
01:21:56.380But I do have to ask you, if in this silent war, yes, we're being raped, murdered, robbed.
01:22:54.160And I think it was probably a mistake to go to Charlottesville armed with clubs and shields and helmets.
01:23:00.440Those, that kind of demonstration, I don't think is going to win over many people who might be tempted to see things our way.
01:23:09.840But again, I criticized no one at that time.
01:23:14.860And perhaps in retrospect, this is a kind of criticism of what they did.
01:23:20.020But again, we have our different approaches and let a hundred flowers bloom.
01:23:27.240What is successful in one guy's mouth may be a failure in another.
01:23:30.920But I just don't see that Antifa has got anything to teach us.
01:23:37.060And I believe it's a model of what we should not be doing.
01:23:41.820I definitely respect your opinion there, Jared.
01:23:45.280I guess I do have a follow-up question in regards to that.
01:23:48.720So a lot of us here within this circle are activists.
01:23:53.700We participate in, you know, handing out flyers, doing flyer drops, banner drops on freeways and different demonstrations in public as far as marching down the street and potentially trying to garner and gain media attention for our cause.
01:24:14.780I was wondering what your thoughts on Patriot Front might be and Thomas Rousseau in regards to their optics, messaging, and how they go about their activism.
01:24:25.800Is that something that you can give your thumbs up and approval to?
01:24:30.080I will never criticize what Patriot Front does.
01:24:33.320And all of the people that I've met in Patriot Front have been very impressive people.
01:24:39.260They are precisely the kind of people that I think are going to lead a successful movement.
01:25:01.500I know you have your hand up in John as well.
01:25:03.120And I just want to ask you guys if we can let ladies go first, because I know Gifts has a question and I'm not sure if she knows how to use the hand thing.
01:25:11.340So I just wanted to let her go first and then we will get back to you guys.
01:25:31.300Um, while in Asia, did you notice hints of European connections to Asia through the Silk Road and groups like the Scythians, for example?
01:25:40.480I'm working with white identity content creators to rediscover our historical and spiritual roots, like our ancient Aryan ties from India, for example.
01:25:49.900People often argue whites lack a collective identity due to brother wars or claim Christianity isn't truly European, implying our identity is fragmented and lacks a foundation for unity.
01:26:04.880Do you think our identity is deeply misunderstood in this respect?
01:26:08.820If so, how important is it to clarify and deepen our historical understanding of our identity to counter groups like Zionists, for example, who attempt to force a religious connection to whites where maybe none exists?
01:26:26.140I think the main thing that unites us is DNA, frankly, our race.
01:26:32.360And if we are ever to have ethnostates, they will be full of people who have all sorts of other differences.
01:26:41.880I know that there are people who think that, well, OK, if we're going to have an ethnostate, it's got to be all Christian or there can't be any Christians because Christianity is this imported religion or we're all going to be liberals.
01:26:59.100Nations are composed of all sorts of different kinds of people.
01:27:04.280I am firmly convinced that if we white people have an opportunity to establish some kind of nation that is consciously white, we can work out these differences.
01:27:17.140And so, so long as we stick to our basic biological unity as Europeans, I don't think that we have to worry about drawing lines and saying, well, this white person is not acceptable for this reason.
01:27:32.240That white person is not acceptable for that reason.
01:27:34.240Now, at the beginning, I know that some of these intentional communities, some of them are explicitly Christian.
01:27:42.500Orania requires that the people be believers in the Dutch Orthodox Church, I believe it is.
01:27:55.620But in the long term, a nation is not going to be all one sort.
01:28:03.080Now, people say, OK, well, you know, as soon as white people get together, then if there is even a single liberal, they'll start undermining the whole thing.
01:28:13.340So long as people have an understanding of the importance of race, I don't think those things will matter.
01:28:20.940In fact, I think one of the important things not to forget is how racially conscious early liberals, early socialists, for example, were.
01:28:31.120Jack London, the author, he was a big socialist.
01:28:34.600But he thought socialism was the way white people were going to progress.
01:28:39.200This was going to be a way for white people to move forward.
01:29:26.320They are not part of our here and now.
01:29:28.300Our here and now is all the things that have happened to us in the last thousand years from Europe on.
01:29:34.200As far as Christianity is concerned, you know, the great Catholic writer and theologian Hilaire Bellock used to say, the church is Europe and Europe is the church.
01:29:47.280Or, no, the faith is Europe and Europe is the faith.
01:30:49.380Christianity has formed our culture in all sorts of ways.
01:30:52.380And let us not forget, even though Christianity has been used to take this sort of turn the other cheek, we must be merciful to all of these newcomers.
01:31:04.020We must be generous to anybody who asks for the things that we most prize.
01:31:10.240Christians fought on both sides of the war, including my Confederate ancestors.
01:31:14.260They were mighty fervent Christians, but they would have put up with none of this nonsense.
01:31:18.620The people who built the colonial empires, they were fervent Christians.
01:31:23.220I believe Christian churches have been perverted and denatured, just like every other institution in the United States.
01:31:29.660And so, yes, I understand the objections people have to Christianity, because you can find passages in the Bible that do make it sound like almost a communist manifesto.
01:31:40.740But there are also plenty of other passages that are firm, even violent expressions of nationality and nationhood.
01:31:52.300So I know the Christian, non-Christian argument is perhaps one we need to get into.
01:31:58.260But I take a very tolerant view on the religious question.
01:32:01.660I believe our future nations are going to be, they're going to be Christians, they're going to be atheists, they're going to be Odinists.
01:32:07.020They're going to be people who don't pay any attention to any of that at all.
01:32:09.780And what will unite us is our European heritage and our commitment to making it survive and prosper.
01:33:24.720Yeah, I wanted to get a quick question on a historical American figure on the, you know, called the far right.
01:33:31.340I don't know if you've ever spoken about him, but I think George Lincoln Rockwell, to many of us on the far right, we kind of look at it as a total package.
01:33:40.560Highly underrated World War II vet, Korean War vet, author, you know, theologian.
01:33:46.620You know, he was sort of the complete package.
01:33:49.380I don't think many know as much about him as they should.
01:33:53.780Where do you land on George Lincoln Rockwell?
01:33:55.780I know he's controversial amongst some, but are you familiar with his work?
01:42:00.080But, uh, no, the idea that somehow the United States has got this terrible antisemitism problem.
01:42:06.620Well, to the extent that it has a population that hates Jews, it's certainly not white Gentiles.
01:42:13.260Now, uh, there has been a kind of a country club antisemitism in the United States.
01:42:18.340Uh, I remember, uh, one of H.L. Mencken's observations about Jews, his definition of antisemitism was someone who dislikes Jews more than is necessary.
01:42:28.900And, uh, there's always been this, this sense of, uh, uh, a kind of a wasp disdain for this different group.
01:42:36.400But the United States has been the most welcoming, successful place for Jews to be, to be in the history of Judaism and for them to be then helping transform it into something that is this multi-culti mishmash in which they are seen, not just as white by their multicultural pets, but in some respects, the most unpleasant of all whites.
01:43:02.040So the role that they will play in all of this will be exceedingly interesting.
01:43:06.520Now, uh, I, of course, come in for a great deal of criticism because, uh, uh, I don't, uh, name the Jew, which is one of the things that I am so often importuned to do as if, uh, by my naming the Jews, somehow that's going to solve all our problems.
01:43:22.120Uh, where I part company with, uh, perhaps some of you is that I think some Jews, some Jews are loyal men of the West and, uh, we need all the allies we can get.
01:43:33.380Certainly in the aggregate Jews have been just tireless in their efforts to undermine any kind of moral basis for, uh, white consciousness, the preservation of our society and of our people.
01:43:48.020But, uh, I believe that there are, there is some small number of Jews that are on our side.
01:43:55.880I, I agree with your stance to an extent, and I have noticed another similar, uh, development, and that is that the, the Jews in power or the Jews in general have been developing a sense of social justice, this thirst for social justice within specifically white youth of college age.
01:44:14.620And they've always hoped, uh, the Israelis have always hoped that the social injustices that they impose upon other ethnic groups are ignored and that backfired because the social injustices they had been imposing upon the Palestinian people have obviously been a huge catalyst towards the uptick of anti-Semitic, this Semitic rhetoric in this country.
01:44:35.620So it's definitely an interesting development.
01:44:38.800Now take, for example, uh, Steve Miller, uh, I, right from the very first Trump administration on, I thought he was the staunchest white man in, in, in the Trump white house.
01:44:50.400And as far as any prominent academic that has ever been wanting to have a public association with me, the only one who has taken that position is Amy Wax.
01:45:02.600He's even been willing to speak at an American Renaissance conference.
01:45:05.700And she has invited me to speak at her seminar on, uh, conservative law, well, three, four times in a row, even in the face of the worst kind of opposition, even when she was being examined as a wicked racist and she was threatened with losing tenure and being fired.
01:45:26.320Even under those circumstances, she invited me to speak to her class.
01:45:31.040No Gentile academic has ever taken that kind of brave stance towards me.
01:45:36.660So, uh, I, I know, I know the reason the people who say, well, you know, these are different people.
01:45:43.180But I think some, some Jews are very much on our side.
01:45:47.500Um, if I could just quickly ask, I mean, to that point, Jared, would you not agree that it's problematic that there's many four factions of American Jewry that say that tend to do play all sides?
01:46:01.980And I think that that's where a lot of us land is there are exceptions to the rule.
01:46:06.300I will admit I've Steven Miller's takes on things are, are favorable.
01:46:13.740Um, but there's very few Stephen Miller's, um, and there's a lot of problematic Jews that are very subversive.
01:46:23.700There are many problematic Jews, but again, uh, I mean, uh, not to put too fine a point on it.
01:46:31.920Uh, there are a great many problematic, uh, Episcopalians, uh, that's, that's an unfair comparison, but it, it, I think, I think, uh, it is a mistake to say, okay.
01:46:43.740Uh, we're just going to draw the line.
01:46:51.400There are very few, uh, Michael Evans.
01:46:53.380There are very few, but there are those people.
01:46:55.800Some of the people who have been the most successful in doing the psychometric, uh, studies on race, uh, Richard Hernstein, Hans Isaac, uh, uh, those are brave people.
01:47:08.980They got in all kinds of trouble for talking honestly about race.
01:47:13.040So, uh, you know, it is, it is tempting.
01:47:15.520I know a lot of people are tempted to say, well, you know, there's nothing wrong with us that, uh, uh, that we have to look out for ourselves.
01:47:24.600Well, I think we are responsible for a lot of our own problems and we should not say, well, okay, if it weren't for this group, everything would be fine.
01:47:32.020Um, that's fair, you know, I think that is brilliant, Jared Taylor, because, um, a shift in our narrative over this last year has been more along the lines of, you know, white people need to take inventory and rather than finger pointing at any specific group.
01:47:50.520We need to finger point, um, at ourselves for our failures and our inadequacies and why things have gotten as bad as they have.
01:47:59.540And, um, I think you, you might have answered my question that I was going to bring up.
01:48:05.320Um, but I'll, I guess I'll, I'll bring it up anyways, just in case if, if you haven't, um, so more along the lines of people within our circles have found that these multiracial alliances,
01:48:18.720whether it's between quote, unquote, good Jews or quote, unquote, good non-whites, there tends to be a, it tends to be very surface level.
01:48:28.960And upon further digging into their intentions and just low and behold, it shows that they either see the writing on the wall and they want to be one of the last ones supported,
01:48:39.460or they just want future access to white resources and white societies.
01:48:44.520Um, so we, we, we've, I guess, developed a very hard line, line stance and no nons ever.
01:48:53.400Do you think it would benefit us if we layered a bit of diplomacy amongst these groups, or do you think we are in the right for kind of sticking our hard lines and saying no nons, not even once?
01:49:09.040It's, look, it, uh, these are decisions that, uh, every group and every person will have to make for himself.
01:49:15.920Uh, I tend to be more latitudinarian in that respect.
01:49:19.460Uh, and, uh, at least the Jews that I know that are on our side, uh, uh, one is in fact, an Orthodox rabbi.
01:49:26.760Uh, he is about as ardent a man of the West as anybody I know.
01:49:32.120I know this may sound quite preposterous and shocking to you, but a guy who wears a black hat, yes, uh, uh, he will say, yes, I'm on team Jew, but, uh, boy, this European thing, he is, uh, he, he is absolutely on our side and hopes that we will, that we will succeed.
01:49:48.760Now, uh, would, would he ever be one of our community?
01:49:51.320Well, I think it's sort of hard to imagine a black hat Orthodox Jews.
01:49:55.060Uh, he says, well, you know, uh, we could be like the homage or a little corner here, but, uh, that that's, that's practically a joke.
01:50:03.080I am not going to, I, I don't like to second guess people.
01:50:07.340If someone says, this is what I think, this is what I believe.
01:50:13.680Maybe I'm a simple, but I tend to believe.
01:50:16.260I don't think very many people, maybe I'm wrong.
01:50:19.920I don't think very many people lie fluently and consistently and are constantly looking to try to deceive you.
01:50:28.220So I take people at their word and almost always, it seems to me that that is a legitimate way to do it.
01:50:35.480We need, again, we need all the allies we can get.
01:50:39.440And again, this is a decision that we'll have to make, but we have had many Jewish speakers over the years
01:50:45.560at our conferences and I think they've made a great contribution.
01:50:51.380So I will ask you this, sorry, if, if I'm cutting in, my reception might be breaking up a little bit.
01:50:57.620Um, so there, there has been an instance where we have come across, um, pro white, non whites.
01:51:05.120Um, a good example is Myron Gaines, um, and, you know, he's willing to recognize what plagues our communities and more or less advocate for us bettering ourselves and reacquiring our homelands.
01:51:21.160But when it comes to instances like the 1790 naturalization act, and it's like, okay, well, you can help us, but you have to go home after it.
01:51:31.360It turns into, well, I'm not going home.
01:51:37.020Of course, uh, you know, these are, these are very small numbers, something like Jesse Lee Peterson, you know, uh, or Thomas Sowell, you know, if it really came to separating the sheep from the goats, uh, are you going to really want to, are you really going to go make a Thomas Sowell, uh, go live with the Negroes?
01:51:58.440You know, uh, look, we're not at that stage and, uh, maybe I'm a weak sister for even bringing up a possibility of this kind, but, uh, the, the, these are decisions we do not yet have to make.
01:52:12.320Um, I, I am, I am willing to recognize contributions once they come now in the case of people who are, well, uh, look, I don't know.
01:53:00.120Well, but you are not going to attract normies if they think that what you propose is genocidal or violent, or it goes against our nature as people who are fair-minded.
01:53:15.000And that's why, always in my approach, it has always been, look, I am not asking for anything for white people that I'm not happily willing to grant non-whites.
01:53:25.520This is, this is, you have to deal with white people as they are, not as you would wish them to be.
01:53:30.680So, Jared, I have eight minutes left with you.
01:53:34.820I've got one or two hands in Posty, and I still want to, want to finish off.
01:53:39.860But, Reverend Ron, if you want to go quickly, then, and then I'd like to get gifts, Posty, myself, and then we're out.
01:53:49.780Yeah, I'll make this as short-sweetened to the point as I can.
01:53:55.840If this is the type of thinking that the white race is going to ultimately end up falling victim to, then there's no doubt in my mind that we are guaranteed for destruction.
01:54:06.400Anyone that thinks that we need to or can allow the Jewish influence, the Jewish parasitic influence, regardless of the rhetoric that comes out of their mouth, to be of assistance to us, is a species that is doomed to disaster.
01:54:22.580This nonsense, this rhetoric that I have heard over the last 30 minutes has me on the point of boiling over and losing my shit on this individual.
01:54:31.720And I'm trying to be respectful because I have nothing but the utmost respect for base, mate, and posty.
01:54:39.040But I'm letting you know, Mr. Jerry Taylor, that if the rest of our species or if anyone else that truly desires the guaranteeing of the survival of our people believe, as you do, that using the Jewish parasite is something that is beneficial to our people,
01:54:56.300then we all might as well pack it up, go home, go out, watch nigger ball, and enjoy the rest of our lives, because ultimately our race is doomed.
01:55:45.000And as I say, I am profoundly encouraged by groups of this kind.
01:55:51.540As I say, 35 years ago when I started this, it was just there was just nothing, nothing like this.
01:55:58.260Well, first of all, there was nothing like the Internet, but I would go to meetings and they would be so discouraging because the people there were so unprepossessing.
01:56:10.040They weren't anyone that you would take home and introduce to your mother or your wife.
01:57:09.720And it was a very interesting and enlightening, informative conversation.
01:57:14.000Thanks to the boys, as always, for supporting us and on this platform and, you know, being there to help us out, getting rid of the riffraff if they come in and all that kind of good stuff.
01:57:34.820And, Jared, if you don't mind me just saying, Jared, you're welcome anytime on White Excellence Radio.
01:57:43.660If you ever want to pop in and share some of your wisdom on any of our shows, I will gladly embrace you on our panel for future discussions.
01:59:04.840And it's been, I know, a lonely road out there at times for you.
01:59:09.020But we can definitely tell you that White consciousness is growing and White collectivism is growing.
01:59:18.080And our people have made, you know, bigger and more eccentric connections internationally.
01:59:24.960And so we're very bonded together as a people all over the world.
01:59:29.520And it's thanks to the work that you and your predecessors have done.
01:59:34.580So we thank you for carrying the torch.
01:59:37.000And we will continue to carry it on with all of our radical elements.
01:59:41.660And we're going to keep going because we're standing for the 14 words that we're here to secure the future for our people and an existence for our White children.
01:59:53.540I think I got that a little backwards.