William Flowers is the newly appointed Chairman of the Georgia League of the South, a modern-day Southern nationalist movement that seeks to fight for the survival, well-being, and independence of the southern people by all honorable means.
00:01:37.040You can hear some of William's speeches on YouTube, such as the one on the steps of the Alabama state capitol, where he addressed over 1,000 supporters.
00:01:44.720We'll discuss why the establishment seeks cultural genocide of the Southern people.
00:01:49.140William also shares how the South is undergoing another Reconstruction era.
00:01:53.040He'll articulate the message of Southern nationalism and how peaceful secession can be achieved.
00:02:06.640I was really moved by your speech at the League of the South conference, and I admire your courage to literally shout out from the streets in defense of Southern people.
00:02:17.120They certainly need that voice right now, and it's really not out there the way that I would like to see it.
00:02:22.220So, I decided to go ahead and step up and try to be that voice for my people.
00:02:26.320Well, for people who don't know you, let's begin with an introduction to you and also the League of the South.
00:02:31.160Okay, well, my name's William Flowers, and I'm the recently appointed chairman of the Georgia League of the South, formerly vice chairman.
00:02:40.040I received the appointment to the chairmanship on August the 1st, which was the same day that I delivered a speech in Stone Mountain, Georgia.
00:02:47.000I was born and raised in southeast Missouri.
00:07:37.780We love our ancestors and we love our own folk.
00:07:41.020But still, there is the social stigma that's attached to a lot of this propaganda that's being disseminated to the masses.
00:07:48.900And it does have an effect over time because there's such a large volume of it and the outlets that are disseminating and are so influential.
00:07:57.060So you do see this change in personality.
00:07:59.680You see this change in the way people view themselves and the way they view their own organic communities.
00:08:05.380I mean, really, put on any Will Ferrell movie or any comedy and they're just slamming the south all the time.
00:08:11.660They're just stupid, racist, everything else.
00:08:17.360In fact, that's racist is probably the most common slur that's used against southern people.
00:08:22.100Or southern people are represented in Hollywood productions to be a bunch of dumb, redneck, inbred hillbillies that are not very intelligent and are very simple.
00:08:31.480And although I think it's true to say that the southern people, in a way, are very simple and have a certain degree of innocence in the way that they view the world, they're anything but simplistic.
00:08:42.540The most intelligent minds that I've ever encountered and some of the sharpest people that I've ever met have been southerners.
00:08:49.460And a lot of these people were not educated in Ivy League institutions.
00:08:53.000You know, they came from southern universities and some have not even been through the university system at all.
00:08:58.560But they have a very fundamental and practical knowledge of life, a very simplistic understanding of concepts and how to apply those concepts to certain areas.
00:09:07.480So this myth that the southern people are in some way inferior in their intelligence or that they are a bunch of redneck, inbred hillbillies who are incapable of cognitive function is simply a it's a misnomer.
00:09:20.780And the south was was the richest part of America for a time.
00:09:23.960That's when the north was trying to rob them to pay all their tax money, you know.
00:10:11.020Anyone who reads Israeli newspapers or anyone who reads major publications within the United States, the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times, it's very easy to see that, you know, this media establishment is largely dominated at the editorial levels.
00:10:26.840And even a lot of the reporters, if you just look at the bylines, it's dominated by a very high concentration of Jewish people.
00:10:34.340So it's no secret that they that they have a very striking animosity towards Europeans and especially southern Europeans on the North American continent.
00:10:43.300I think they've made that painfully obvious.
00:10:45.960So when did you start waking up to the war on southern people and cultural Marxism?
00:10:49.980Well, to be quite honest, you know, even even as recently as 2005, 2006, you know, I was what you would consider just a typical Republican conservative.
00:11:02.400That was my political viewpoint, my outlook.
00:11:05.800I always took pride in being a southerner and I always identified as being a southerner.
00:11:10.480I was taught from an early age by my father and my grandfather.
00:11:13.940They would set me on their knee and tell me these stories of these heroic southern men who fought against tyranny and who fought in rebellion against the United States government for for various reasons.
00:11:23.060But it was something that was always ingrained in us from the time that we were that we were small, we were to take pride in our heritage, we were to love our ancestors and their achievements and and their accomplishments.
00:11:34.780But I really didn't begin to wake up probably until around 2008, 2009.
00:11:40.920At that point, I began to realize that there were some very serious problems and they weren't just problems that were affecting the south per se, but they were affecting everyone on a global scale.
00:11:51.360And of course, this was the time frame when the Great Recession began to set in and we had, you know, dire economic problems and life was changing very drastically for many people, especially throughout the south.
00:12:03.840So this this really caught my attention and I began to investigate further.
00:12:08.500I shifted my political leanings more from, you know, being a standard conservative or Republican more towards libertarianism.
00:12:15.760And then you had Ron Paul, you know, he came along and had his campaign there.
00:12:22.860And that that garnered a lot of attention and drew a lot of people in because he had a lot of ideas that I thought were were excellent ideas and I would like to see implemented.
00:12:31.540But then the more I analyzed what he stood for and basically what he was advocating, it it seemed to me to be more about sound money for, you know, everyone from third world invaders to legitimate citizens.
00:12:47.480And this did not you know, this did not strike me as being very productive for our people and our future.
00:12:53.120So this is this began my gravitation more towards ethno nationalism and I discovered the League of the South in 2013.
00:13:01.080I attended a small demonstration in Vidalia, Georgia.
00:13:05.900There was actually a joint demonstration.
00:13:07.980There was one in Uvalda, Georgia and one in Vidalia.
00:14:10.960Well, I think there is a prevailing view among liberals and leftists, communists, cultural Marxists alike, that the Southland of the United States and the people who inhabit that region, our people, the Southern folk, are in some way holding the rest of the nation back from this glorious liberal utopia that could be established.
00:14:31.600And I think that they see us as a stumbling block to ultimately realizing the vision that they would like for the entire nation or for the entire country, rather.
00:14:42.220I don't view America as being a nation.
00:14:48.500You know, my view of nationalism is a folkish view.
00:14:51.400And of course, if you look at the definition of a folk and what a folk is, it's the common people of a society or a region that's considered as the representatives of a traditional way of life, especially as the originators and the carriers of the customs, beliefs, arts, and things of this nature that make up a distinct culture.
00:15:09.660And the most archaic understanding of a folk is a nation or a people.
00:15:14.140And that's exactly what we say as Southern nationalists.
00:15:18.560And the word nation, when you trace it back to the Latin form, which is natio, it means a people, a tribe, kin, or genus.
00:15:27.200You know, the implications are that this is ethnic or racial in its understanding.
00:15:32.660But yet today in the 21st century, this very common understanding that's been around for thousands of years has had a radical overhaul.
00:15:39.860And it's been changed to where a nation now is viewed in the eyes of the American people in a civic manner, based simply on location, geography of a city or a polity or a village, no matter who lives there, no matter what their origins or their identity or their culture, they are all citizens of this nation.
00:15:58.900Well, for Southern nationalists, we're ethno-nationalists.
00:16:41.760Well, I think as things get worse and gradually worse and worse, sure, I think we will win some of them.
00:16:48.180But, you know, sadly, I think there's a large portion of them that we probably will never win.
00:16:53.160But in all honesty, I don't think that we need all of them.
00:16:55.580What we need are the people who are fighters and the people who love their people and who love their folk and who love their culture.
00:17:02.760You know, we need the people who realize this on their own.
00:17:05.940And, of course, we should spend time trying to wake up those who don't.
00:17:09.380You know, I spend a considerable amount of my own time trying to do that with my public appearances and my speeches.
00:17:15.660I think there are a lot of people who see this.
00:17:18.660And I think there are a lot of people who have a very deep, intrinsic understanding of what a nation really is and a people really is.
00:17:26.260But I think a lot of them are still hanging on to this illusion that this political establishment is still viable and that the next conservative or the next Republican or the next libertarian that we can vote in is going to be the savior and the end all be all.
00:17:41.000You know, I don't view the conservative establishment or the cuck-servative establishment as riding in on a white horse at the 11th hour to save our people because they've already turned their backs on us.
00:17:53.720It was well understood for a very long period of time that the base of the Republican Party, especially in the South, was made up of white Southern Christian people and very conservative people.
00:18:04.960And now they seem to transform into the new left.
00:18:09.180I think it's an appropriate term for them or cuck-servative.
00:18:12.760They're no longer concerned with their own constituency and their own power base.
00:18:17.260They're now pandering to be the new party of inclusion, the new party of immigration, the new party of tolerance and acceptance.
00:18:25.300They're basically competing with the left to try to see how many votes they can garner from those who have more leftist leanings, which is a suicidal strategy.
00:18:33.700And it alienates those who truly care about their people.
00:18:37.020So that's turned me against them completely.
00:18:53.020Well, do you think it's important for us to have some people running in politics?
00:18:56.660I mean, how is secession going to happen?
00:18:58.180Is this going to be done legally or how do you see this happening?
00:19:01.880Well, it's my hope that it certainly would be done legally.
00:19:05.320Do I think that it's going to be productive at this stage to have people running in elections?
00:19:09.640I think if you had enough of them, it would be.
00:19:12.240But one of the things that I tell the people, Lana, when I go out and speak is that the politicians are not only backstabbers, but southern nationalists don't believe that change can come through this political system or that it can be reformed.
00:19:23.980Because the people who are in control of these avenues to power, they are the very cultural Marxists who want to see our annihilation and destruction.
00:19:32.640And I think they'll certainly work overtime to stifle any efforts on our behalf to try to make gains through the modern political system.
00:19:39.760But let's say, for instance, even if we were able to, let's say, fill a small number, seven, eight, nine, ten candidates in one particular state to run for the legislature, and let's say that we got these seven or eight good guys in there, they would be immediately outnumbered.
00:19:56.360They would be marginalized, and I don't think they would have a great effect.
00:19:59.300And this is one of the reasons why I'm in favor of first building a mass movement.
00:20:04.760And when we talk about a mass movement in the southern nationalist sense, we're not just talking about a political movement as in potential voters.
00:20:12.200We're talking about a political ideological movement.
00:20:15.240We're talking about training the southern people in an ideological fashion so that they understand that not only are southern nationalists speaking the truth to them, but they understand why that truth is relevant and why it's important to their survival and future.
00:20:29.700And if you can build this mass movement of ideological supporters first, let's say in Georgia we could reach the point where there were 100,000 southern nationalists, then yes, absolutely.
00:20:42.660At that point, it would be perfectly viable to try to make gains through proper political avenues.
00:20:48.080But you wouldn't even necessarily have to run people for office.
00:20:51.220If you could create a movement that was large enough, it could definitely exert pressure and influence on the legislators that were currently sitting in office or any who would follow them up and take their place.
00:21:02.980And you could certainly wield a considerable amount of influence and power through that political pressure and through the influence of your numbers.
00:21:09.920You wouldn't be able to be ignored or mocked or denigrated.
00:22:17.820What I advocate is reaching out for the hearts and the minds of our people.
00:22:22.420And I believe that eventually, and it may take years, but eventually, as the situation around them deteriorates, and as we continue to push and pound our message and continue to disseminate our own propaganda,
00:22:34.940I think that it will reach the people.
00:22:38.580And I think that you will have many people that will see the light and say, yes, we see now that the Southern Nationalists truly cared.
00:22:45.180We see now that they really cared about our interests and our people.
00:22:48.780And we see that they'll fight for our future.
00:22:51.380And I think that you will have, you know, you will have certain times where your growth will be much larger than at other times.
00:22:58.020But I think the economic situation is going to get worse.
00:23:01.760That will certainly drive more discontent and more people will be looking for solutions and looking for, you know, a group or a movement that will be able to help to work with them and to fight to make their lives better.
00:23:15.420I mean, you look at what Golden Dawn has accomplished in Greece.
00:23:18.180You know, Golden Dawn has gone from being a small, marginalized, negatively viewed movement to being basically a second functioning state within a state because they've won the people through their charity and through their help and through their very pro-Greek program.
00:23:35.560Now, a lot of people will condemn Golden Dawn for some of their other political views.
00:23:40.460But at the same time, look at what they've accomplished.
00:23:43.060And you can't ignore that, of course, they've had much worse economic situations than we've had here.
00:23:49.340But I think we have the potential to see something very similar.
00:23:52.560And Southern nationalism needs to be poised.
00:23:55.020And the League of the South needs to be poised to seize upon that when the opportunity presents itself.
00:23:59.700I think it's important, too, what you're doing.
00:24:01.580I mean, showing presence, basically shouting on the streets, letting people know, hey, there's other people out there because we need to get people feeling unified.
00:24:09.440We need them to be become fiercely loyal and protective of their people because we've been told that's racist to want to feel this or share this bond.
00:24:16.780But it's about getting that folk consciousness switching on again, because I think that's a really powerful first step.
00:24:25.200People have to view themselves as being connected to a larger organic entity.
00:24:30.760You know, because this this not only gives them a sense of self-esteem and a sense of innate power, but it also gives them it gives them a connection to their larger folk.
00:24:43.280You know, it's the Greeks have a saying, you know, societies grow great when old men plant trees and who's in whose shade they know they'll never sit.
00:24:51.440And we have to develop the same mentality.
00:24:53.680We have to fight for those who are going to live after us.
00:24:56.060We have to fight for what we're going to leave them.
00:24:59.120But we can't do this without an awakening of the conscience of our people.
00:25:02.840They have to be with us and they have to understand that we're fighting for their survival, for their preservation.
00:25:08.040And it's not because we hate any other parties.
00:25:11.140You know, I have no personal animosity towards any other race or any other people or any other ethnicity.
00:25:17.080I simply love my own more than I love all of the others.
00:25:20.300And what's what's very what's very striking to a lot of people when they're beginning to see it, they're beginning to wake up, is that if you're approaching this from a leftist perspective, it's perfectly legitimate to organize political action and movements based on ethnic or racial lines.
00:25:36.200You know, you have the NAACP, for instance, or you have La Raza, which in Spanish literally translates as the race.
00:25:42.960And these are perfectly legitimate organizations, and they're viewed in a positive light by especially leftist media and even by many conservatives.
00:25:52.080But if a white group of Southerners decided to form an organization like the League of the South, which we have, and we approach the same political recognition, we're immediately demonized as Klansmen, as neo-Nazis, as bigots, as racists.
00:26:06.620But I think this double standard does our opposition much more harm than good as time passes, because people begin to see through it.
00:26:28.840You know, our League of the South and Southern Nationalist activists, we encounter this whenever we do street demonstrations and opposition is present.
00:26:35.700Now, we have communists, we have Marxists that show up out there in the streets.
00:26:39.440And of course, they shout that we're racists and neo-Nazis and bigots.
00:26:43.640And our response to them is simply, listen, you can call us whatever name makes you feel justified in persecuting us and hating us.
00:26:51.160But we will continue to fight for our people and love our people, and we will never surrender.
00:27:30.820Our enemies, they definitely have a long-term strategy.
00:27:34.200And there is, in my opinion at least, a genocide that is taking place of the southern people and of the ethnic, traditional southern stock.
00:27:43.760There is a genocide that's taking place.
00:27:46.060The problem that you run into is that most people have been conditioned to view genocide as being an all-out war or tanks and bombs, mass murder, mass graves.
00:27:56.260They believe that this is the form that genocide must present itself in.
00:28:02.080If you read the articles of Geneva where it's discussing genocide and the definition of the term itself, systematically bringing about the conditions.
00:28:10.980And this means whether you're importing hundreds of thousands of third-world immigrants into an area that at one time was ethnically monotonous and homogenous, you're bringing about calculated situations in order to reduce the people that are currently there or to destroy those people.
00:28:29.700Even if it's long-term, it doesn't have to be immediate death, this can be a long-term process where you flood, let's say, a European country, like we're seeing all throughout Europe and even in the Southland right now, where you flood these white European peoples with third-world immigrants at such an amazing level that eventually you reach a critical mass where either there's going to be a huge conflict or the indigenous people will no longer survive.
00:28:55.820The ethnic Europeans who inhabit the land will no longer survive.
00:28:59.780And this is exactly what they're pushing for.
00:29:03.040They can't afford to have a homogenous European society because the people who are in control of this system, these cultural Marxists, their vision of the world, the only thing that could stop that or that they fear could stop that would be another Nazi Germany.
00:29:18.320You know, another European people with a racial consciousness and a racial awakening that realizes that they are extensions of each other and they must fight for their own future and their own people.
00:29:31.360And this is why they flood us with third-world immigrants.
00:29:34.160I always wonder, you know, if the anti-whites in power, if they hate the South so much, then why don't they just let them break off into their own country?
00:29:41.180Well, I mean, I think there are different theories about that.
00:29:44.180I think a lot of it has to do with control.
00:29:47.180You know, I think they don't care too much for the Southern people.
00:29:50.500But at the same time, you know, I think they'd like to have control over the South and control over the Southern people.
00:29:57.000Also, I think they might be frightened about who we might make allies with if they were, you know, to allow us to break away and to be free.
00:30:04.340But make no mistake, you know, I believe at least, and perhaps, you know, some people say that it's a naive belief that we could ever actually realize secession again and that we could have secession again.
00:30:16.860I think it's perfectly legitimate, and that's what I believe is going to happen in the future.
00:30:21.520I mean, I see a balkanization, if you will, of the regions of the North American continent.
00:30:45.060You have secessionist movements in California, even.
00:30:47.800As liberal as California is, in the northern part of the state, you have strong secessionist movements.
00:30:53.720You have gentlemen in the Pacific Northwest, like the Northwest Front types.
00:30:57.940They would like to see some form of secession.
00:31:00.680There's a growing movement now for people in Appalachia, which makes up, you know, it's portions of nine different states where the majority demographic is white and the terrain is mountainous.
00:31:12.160Even there's been talk of an Appalachian secessionist movement.
00:31:15.700So secession is coming, and it's unavoidable because time and history is cyclic.
00:31:22.280And the way that you know for sure that secession is the future is because secession was the past.
00:31:27.220And the cycle always comes back around.
00:31:29.420The United States was formed, basically, with a secession from Great Britain.
00:31:33.400And the South land of America, the Confederate States, they were formed with a secession from the Union.
00:31:39.700And it's only a matter of time before this cycle comes back around and it continues, and I have no doubt that it will.
00:31:45.700Yeah, I like to say this a lot, but I still feel this.
00:31:48.760I think buying land, holding private property with like-minded people.
00:31:53.140I mean, of course, you could do this covertly.
00:31:54.800Otherwise, you'll be labeled Nazi town.
00:31:56.480But get some friends together, you know, buy up land, build some things, get self-sufficient together.
00:32:01.640It doesn't have to be a hippie commune.
00:32:02.980It could be anything you want it to be.
00:32:04.460You know, it could be classy and high-end, or it can be, you know, very basic.
00:32:09.120But creating our own little self-sufficient communities, I think that probably would be the best thing for us, even mentally and spiritually, to get back on the land and away from the cities.
00:32:29.820The problem that you're going to run into, in my opinion, with that is that you're going to have generational Southerners who have lived in certain areas for a long time.
00:32:37.260You know, in the Southland alone, I have many friends whose families have inhabited the same piece of ground for 300 years.
00:32:45.300So these people are not going to be willing to flee from this land and simply give it over to others in order to form these enclaves that we're talking about.
00:32:55.660I think that we can build a mass movement of people.
00:32:59.760And I think that these people don't necessarily have to reside in the same geographic area, but they can still help and assist each other.
00:33:06.240I mean, you know, for some people, it's not going to be economically feasible all to move to the same area.
00:33:13.160I mean, let's just imagine it, if we will, for a moment, a little thought experiment.
00:33:19.820Let's say that there are a certain number of jobs available within this geographic area that everyone's planning on flooding to and creating this commune, okay?
00:33:31.820How are they going to sustain themselves economically?
00:33:34.500If you have, you know, an influx of 5,000 or 6,000 people into an area that only has, let's say, 700 or 800 jobs, then, of course, there's not going to be work for all of them.
00:33:44.140And this is going to create issues and poverty for a large section of them.
00:33:47.620And so this is some of the problems I think you're going to see with trying to form these enclaves, these ethnic enclaves.
00:33:53.140But I don't think you have to live in close proximity in order to assist each other.
00:33:56.180And Southern nationalists, we do this all the time.
00:33:57.880You know, we have members all throughout the South, South Carolina, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee, Georgia.
00:34:03.080And there's nowhere in the South that any of us, you know, would be able to travel where we would not have someone there who could support us or could put us up for the night or could share a meal with us.
00:34:11.620Or, you know, we're very closely connected in the real world, although we don't necessarily live in very close proximity.
00:34:16.900Yeah, we need to start getting more creative here.
00:34:20.280I'm thinking businesses, more, you know, larger businesses that can employ more people.
00:34:25.500We need to get a serious work ethic and be very industrious so we can still deal with the rest of the world, but kind of be separate.
00:34:55.740Get your invisible knapsack and pull out a billion dollars.
00:34:59.120If only it were that simple, you know.
00:35:01.940And this is a term, too, that I hope to eradicate one day from the common vernacular, this white privilege.
00:35:07.780I don't think there's ever been a greater lie that's ever been told as far as, from a social perspective anyway, about Southern Christians, white people in general, is this white privilege nonsense.
00:35:21.440I was never afforded any privilege simply because I was white.
00:35:24.580I worked very hard for everything I've ever had in my life.
00:35:27.060And those who did not work as hard did not achieve as much.
00:35:30.820Not that I've been a huge success on the levels that I hold myself to or the standards that I hold myself to.
00:35:36.960But at the same time, there were certainly no white privilege ATMs that I was able to hit up along the way and help me in my journey.
00:35:51.940You know, it's like a basic principle on this planet.
00:35:54.580You know, if you don't go out and catch your food, you will starve.
00:35:58.120Well, we live in an entitlement society now, Lana, especially here in, you know, on the North American continent where everyone's looking for a handout.
00:36:19.560Taking from those who work and those who are productive and giving to those who don't.
00:36:23.860Yeah, it's like it's world communism, basically, because we're giving billions in foreign aid to everywhere.
00:36:28.900At least national socialists actually took care of their own people and they weren't hungry and starving and can afford to fix a broken leg, you know.
00:36:54.200While at the same time they were seeing these, you know, these very wealthy Jewish people in society who own cabarets and who were largely influential in the media and the banking system.
00:37:04.500They saw these people living lavish lives of kings while the rest of the people were starving and watching their children starve.
00:37:11.060So, you know, naturally this created animosity, but you don't ever hear this disgust.
00:37:30.020Number two, every single thing the National Socialists in Germany did was evil and the world did not benefit in any way, shape or form from it.
00:37:39.040Number three, if you want to dig any deeper into these topics, you're a Nazi and a bigot.
00:37:44.040And that's basically what we were taught.
00:38:15.800And even in the South here in the United States, in Dixie, our forefathers, they came here.
00:38:22.520You always hear the leftists make the argument.
00:38:24.660They say, oh, well, your ancestors in the South, they were immigrants just like the immigrants that you don't want flooding into your homeland.
00:39:50.740And I say, no, if you will go to U.S. Title 18 and you look up the definitions of treason and sedition, it's basically calling for the overthrow of the established political government or power.
00:40:03.160And Southern nationalists, we do not call for the overthrow of any governmental powers.
00:40:07.340We simply call for a separation from them.
00:40:13.040But just like our ancestors, we're also not naive enough to believe that should we be able to achieve this in a perfectly legal and political way, that we would not have to defend it.
00:40:23.820We know that we would have to defend it because the side that you would be seceding from more than likely would not allow you to peacefully go.
00:40:34.020I know there's so much disinfo surrounding the civil war that they teach in school, just like World War II.
00:40:39.580I mean, it was a northern war of aggression.
00:40:41.440So what was going on in your head during this whole Confederate flag debacle?
00:40:46.600Well, you know, I think these cultural Marxists, they seized upon a political opportunity, a very dastardly plan they had.
00:40:53.600You have Dylann Roof here that apparently goes into a church and he shoots up the church and kills nine innocent African-Americans.
00:41:01.180And they go back and they find pictures of him holding a Confederate flag.
00:41:04.440And then they try to use these photographs and this connection of the Confederate flag to Dylann Roof to create this broad and scathing indictment of everything Southern, of the Southern people, of their culture and of their heritage.
00:41:16.960And now you see this press to remove monuments, to dig up heroes and Civil War generals and exhume their bodies and move them to other places, to rename streets and rename parks.
00:41:29.120And what's important to understand is that this is not necessarily about flags and monuments.
00:41:35.280In fact, it's at its core, that's not what it's about.
00:41:40.500The removals of the flags and the monuments is a precursor to the genocide of the Southern people.
00:41:45.300And that's what they would like to see, because what will happen inevitably, if you remove all of the flags, you remove all the monuments, you remove all the graves, you remove all the street signs, everything that reminds these leftists of slavery and of the Civil War and of what they deem as oppression.
00:42:03.380Once you remove all of those things, if you go to them and you ask them, is there anything else that reminds you of slavery and oppression?
00:42:10.240Well, they're going to look you square in the face and say, yes, you do, Southern white man.
00:42:15.380You remind us of slavery and oppression.
00:42:45.880And one of the reasons that I do this is because anyone who knows anything about the history of cultural Marxism and going back to the Frankfurt School,
00:42:54.640and they know that these philosophers and these men who dreamed up a lot of these ideas that eventually became critical theory,
00:43:02.160they know that at the core of these men were Jewish philosophers.
00:43:05.500But also, at the same time, cultural Marxism is an umbrella term.
00:43:10.600So cultural Marxism is not just simply talking about the Jewish core and these philosophers who came up with these plans to alter society from the inside out,
00:43:19.440but it also encompasses all of their allies in this.
00:43:23.340You know, cultural Marxists can come in many shapes and varieties.
00:43:26.320You can have black cultural Marxists, Hispanic cultural Marxists.
00:43:30.500It's an umbrella term that basically defines our enemy and their allies.
00:43:35.140So I think it's a very important term, and it's digestible for the people.
00:43:39.320Whereas if you simply call our enemies something else, it may not have the same effect with the people.
00:43:44.380But cultural Marxism seems to be very palpitable and very digestible for the people,
00:43:49.560and they understand this term as being all-encompassing.
00:47:53.080But some of these things, unfortunately, you're not going to be able to avoid.
00:47:55.900Some of these GMOs, and it's becoming so widespread now, and they're in virtually, you know, 80% of the products that you're going to buy on the shelves at the grocery store.
00:48:06.220It's very difficult to avoid from a practical standpoint if you're a Southern person shopping at a grocery store.
00:48:14.320Yeah, the one good thing about the South is the soil is great to grow, and you can grow pretty much year-round because the weather is so great.
00:48:22.740And also, I've noticed in the South there's actually a lot of farms you can buy meat from, and it's, you know, grass-fed and clean, and they're not given, you know, tons of hormones and antibiotics.
00:48:32.600I think it's really important to educate some people down here.
00:48:36.300I think they've been given some of the GMO grits for too long, and I get concerned about that.
00:49:08.540Most of us are Christians, although not all.
00:49:10.600But I think that anything that is destructive to your society and to your people, I think that, you know, you need to be very scrutinous with this,
00:49:20.120and you need to be very careful about how much these things are allowed to permeate your society.
00:49:24.720And not just dealing with food, but other things as well.
00:49:28.300Subversive political influences, for example.
00:49:30.980The dissemination of pornography and these things like this that are damaging to the psyche and to the mind.
00:50:40.860But reading books is the most important because people who read a lot think a lot.
00:50:46.160And when you read, it helps you practice not only your thoughts, but it also helps you practice your speech.
00:50:50.680So the more you read, the better you will speak, and the more cognitive your thoughts will be.
00:50:56.260You will think in complete sentences instead of run-on sentences and things of that nature.
00:51:01.920But if you're sitting around watching the Kardashians all day long on the television or watching all of this garbage that comes out of the television, then, of course, garbage in is going to equal garbage out.
00:51:12.760Reality does not come from a screen, and that's what people need to realize.
00:51:17.040Reality is not what's projected from that screen.
00:51:26.980And you're going to have a good, fulfilled life, in my opinion.
00:51:31.660But if you're constantly listening to the radio and constantly watching television and you're inundating yourself constantly with this propaganda, it's going to influence the way that you think.
00:51:41.420It's going to influence what you believe.
00:51:43.120It's going to change who you are literally.
00:55:19.380We'll discuss what we can do to improve, how we can help strengthen ourselves and grow.
00:55:22.900So, and it's a great fellowship and learning experience for all that are involved.
00:55:28.300So, yes, we try to do this multiple times a year.
00:55:31.460And we do have a national conference every year.
00:55:34.560The past two years, the conference has been held at our national building there in Watonka, Alabama, which is where our speeches were given this year.
00:55:41.920And at that building, we have our conference.
00:55:45.820We have people from all over the South that come to the conference.