Radio 3Fourteen - Virulence_ Group Selection

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00:00:10.000 This is Radio 314 on the Red Ice Radio Network.

00:00:40.000 A warm hello to you. This is Lana Lochteff.

00:00:49.200 The guest you're about to hear has intriguing and insightful ideas to share.

00:00:53.160 His name is James Bowery.

00:00:55.240 We'll first discuss his interesting background in IT,

00:00:58.080 then move on to talk about his theory of Jewish virulence,

00:01:01.240 which is analogous to immunosuppression virulence.

00:01:04.740 We'll hear his hypothesis about the horizontal transmissions

00:01:07.980 from which this virulence has evolved.

00:01:10.780 This theory is complementary to both Kevin MacDonald's thesis

00:01:13.700 documented in The Culture of Critique

00:01:15.560 and to Richard Foschetti's Niche Theory.

00:01:18.460 We'll also discuss nations as superorganisms.

00:01:22.040 The pre-Christian Northern Europeans had a culture that recognized

00:01:25.640 the dangers inherent in group organisms,

00:01:28.600 which they called giants, serpents, vipers, and dragons,

00:01:31.900 depending on the characteristic of the organism.

00:01:35.200 James explains how civilization is group selection

00:01:37.940 and group selection is war.

00:01:40.160 So what are we evolving?

00:01:41.620 He says this question must be asked

00:01:43.420 before we talk about what kind of a system is best for our people.

00:01:46.780 Later, we'll explore a little bit of pagan history and culture,

00:01:49.560 and James also talks about sacralizing natural heterosexuality

00:01:53.100 in what he calls the state of nature.

00:01:55.640 So stick around because there's a whole lot more in between.

00:01:58.300 Jim, welcome to the program.

00:01:59.900 Hi, Lana.

00:02:00.860 Well, as we get warmed up,

00:02:01.860 please tell us about your background as a pioneer in IT.

00:02:05.860 Being 60 years old, I've got quite a history,

00:02:08.300 so it goes back quite a ways.

00:02:10.200 I started out doing computers when I was in junior high,

00:02:13.920 really programming a little weighing calculator.

00:02:16.920 So I had Nixie tubes.

00:02:19.860 People probably don't even know what Nixie tubes are.

00:02:22.140 The readout was basically neon numbers,

00:02:26.100 and there was a waffle iron that punched cards.

00:02:28.780 So it goes back pretty far.

00:02:32.600 But really, I got my start in a major way with the Plato Network,

00:02:38.600 which was a computer-aided education system

00:02:42.960 that was experimentally run by the National Science Foundation

00:02:45.540 out of the University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana.

00:02:49.460 I was at Iowa City, the University of Iowa,

00:02:53.960 but we had a Plato terminal there hooked in across the state border.

00:02:58.680 And I wrote up – well, first of all, I was involved in a graphics for artists,

00:03:06.780 computer graphics for artists course.

00:03:08.840 I was sort of their nerd, helping the artists get their stuff done.

00:03:12.040 And I ran across this graphics terminal that, for the time, was pretty amazing.

00:03:18.800 Back in 72 – actually, no, in 74, when I ran across this,

00:03:25.360 there was a 512 by 512 resolution and graphics resolution.

00:03:33.440 So for the time, it was really revolutionary.

00:03:37.760 And I got into it very rapidly and did the first – I guess you'd call it the first

00:03:43.480 first-person shooter multiplayer game over the network.

00:03:47.760 It was called Space Sim.

00:03:48.620 And got involved with a lot of early work in telecommunications.

00:03:54.100 Did one of the first e-mail systems with the PlatoCom project.

00:04:00.180 Took off from there and went to work at Control Data Corporation in Minneapolis,

00:04:04.480 St. Paul, as a system programmer on the Plato system.

00:04:09.580 Tried to take it mass market, but we – even though we got the system demonstrated

00:04:15.900 that could go to mass market, the corporate heavies didn't want to take it that way.

00:04:20.900 And they decided they wanted to stick with the highfalutin corporate customers

00:04:24.520 instead of mass market.

00:04:26.300 So they missed their chance to be the internet 18 years early.

00:04:31.520 I could keep on going, but –

00:04:33.300 Yeah, I'm curious about virtual reality and also what we now call blogs

00:04:38.020 and your first online newspaper.

00:04:40.080 Tell us about those.

00:04:41.400 Well, I didn't really do the first online newspaper.

00:04:43.940 The virtual reality was really the primary thing that I did that was really first.

00:04:52.820 And people are familiar with it now.

00:04:56.400 You get online and you play all kinds of different games online with other people

00:05:00.560 in a virtual reality.

00:05:02.840 And back then, it was just basically stick figures.

00:05:06.060 You had these 3D stick figures that were floating around in space

00:05:10.040 and you could fly them around and do various things.

00:05:11.960 And I had based my system for my game on the Star Trek mythology

00:05:19.540 due to the fact that a two-dimensional game called Empire on Plato

00:05:23.400 had done the same thing.

00:05:24.860 And I sort of did a 3D takeoff on that with my own modifications

00:05:28.040 to the way in which you would win.

00:05:31.020 Which, since I had been sort of involved with zero population growth

00:05:36.160 as a, I don't know, a pubescent really,

00:05:40.120 I was very familiar with limits to growth.

00:05:42.600 And the Club of Rome model, which really focused on limits of terrestrial resources.

00:05:55.460 And since I was dealing with space, I started looking at how you could

00:05:59.780 incorporate space resources into that.

00:06:02.840 And I did a little takeoff of my own of the Club of Rome model,

00:06:08.180 which incorporated non-terrestrial resources as a way of winning.

00:06:13.780 And that was before, actually.

00:06:17.260 There was another guy that came along and wrote a book called

00:06:20.180 Doomsday Has Been Cancelled, Peter Fyke.

00:06:23.820 And he was sort of trying to make an argument against Paul Ehrlich

00:06:28.560 and the limits to growth people, zero population growth people,

00:06:31.500 that you could expand the ecological range of humanity off the Earth

00:06:37.440 and in so doing at least forestall the limits to growth problems

00:06:41.640 until you had, say, a factor of a thousand more population of humans

00:06:46.740 than could be supported on Earth.

00:06:48.840 He came out with that a couple of years after I did the game.

00:06:52.620 So I think I probably couldn't claim that I was the first

00:06:55.820 to incorporate non-trail-story resources into the limits

00:06:58.520 of what comes as a growth model.

00:07:03.980 There was a, well, I guess there was a newspaper

00:07:06.020 that I was involved with, maybe this is what you're referring to.

00:07:09.360 When Controlled Data Corporation decided not to pursue the mass market,

00:07:13.940 I was pretty alienated because I had sort of led a team of guys

00:07:18.100 to demonstrate this, were the corporate guys,

00:07:20.480 and demonstrate that we could support enough users

00:07:23.680 that it would pay for all the hardware and service costs.

00:07:28.080 And then I discovered that a newspaper chain called NetRitter

00:07:31.740 out of Miami, in fact, it was the Miami Herald,

00:07:37.340 was the newspaper at the time that was looking into going

00:07:41.900 into electronic newspapers, advertised.

00:07:44.940 Somebody at Plato knew that I was interested in mass market,

00:07:48.520 approached this whole thing and gave me the ad.

00:07:51.700 I went down there, interviewed, and they gave me the position

00:07:54.240 of the future architectures position.

00:07:57.740 So I worked on that down there in Miami.

00:08:02.500 And we made some pretty good progress in terms of trying to come up

00:08:09.900 with what we nowadays would think of as a web.

00:08:13.740 This was back in 81, 82, 83, in that time frame.

00:08:19.280 And there were some difficulties at the time with AT&T being split up.

00:08:27.360 It was a monopoly that people were sort of trying to deregulate

00:08:32.160 or break up so they could deregulate the components.

00:08:35.100 And Western Electric was producing the terminal,

00:08:40.240 so we were stuck with their hardware design.

00:08:43.000 It turned out a lot of the stuff that I wanted to get done

00:08:45.260 wasn't supportable on their hardware.

00:08:49.000 So I ended up having to scale back my plans on that

00:08:53.400 and looked at some other hardware designs

00:08:57.080 that could support something that's more along the lines

00:08:59.780 of what the Macintosh became a few years later.

00:09:04.540 Except it would have evolved into something

00:09:06.480 that would have supported the small talk,

00:09:09.160 which is a lot of the nerds out there,

00:09:12.540 they know what I'm talking about,

00:09:13.760 and they know this is pretty advanced at the time.

00:09:16.360 But it was sort of like JavaScript these days in the web browser,

00:09:19.980 except you would have it running in these little terminals.

00:09:22.520 Anyway, so we took off and tried to put together architecture like that,

00:09:29.820 and it turned out that there were certain deals

00:09:31.780 that had been cut in the back room

00:09:33.140 for Tandem Corporation to be the vendor

00:09:37.380 of the central computer systems.

00:09:39.660 And we simply couldn't do the architecture

00:09:41.820 that I had laid out on that mainframe.

00:09:44.800 So I resigned and took off to San Diego

00:09:49.660 and started to do something on the IBM PC,

00:09:53.680 which was a real tiny little computer,

00:09:56.120 but I could do a chat system on it at least.

00:09:59.420 So we got one of the first sort of real-time instant messaging systems

00:10:05.600 with a bulletin board running in San Diego

00:10:08.680 and ran across some folks that had assistance from the military.

00:10:16.000 There were new versions of the Internet.

00:10:18.020 And we didn't have that access to the military's Internet,

00:10:23.260 so we had a hard time competing

00:10:25.800 and wrote some letters to try to get them to stop

00:10:31.520 assisting private competition and that sort of thing.

00:10:36.560 Didn't really succeed very well on that,

00:10:38.360 so I just proceeded on to do normal run-of-the-mill consulting

00:10:44.960 with Science Applications International Corporation down in La Jolla.

00:10:49.920 From there, I took off up to Silicon Valley

00:10:53.660 and did some work with the Xanadu guys.

00:10:58.200 The Xanadu guys were really the first hypertext system.

00:11:02.760 The primary programmer there, Roger Gregory and I,

00:11:07.380 took off and did a rocket engine together.

00:11:09.680 It was kind of a strange story I could go into,

00:11:12.680 but it was sort of a side story.

00:11:14.600 A lot of the people who are into this stuff are into space stuff,

00:11:17.560 as you might be able to glean.

00:11:20.340 Jeff Bezos has his own rocket company.

00:11:23.680 Elon Musk has his rocket company.

00:11:25.660 John Carmack, who ended up doing a first-person shooter game,

00:11:31.140 I got to know him peripherally from that,

00:11:33.620 did a rocket company.

00:11:35.500 So it's the kind of thing where when money gets sort of shaken loose

00:11:40.220 from Wall Street and sort of rains down a little bit on those nerds,

00:11:44.440 what we always do is something like rockets.

00:11:47.440 It's just so much fun.

00:11:48.660 So from there, I took off to work on Hewlett-Packard's

00:11:59.260 so-called Internet Chapter 2,

00:12:02.180 which they called it the eSpeak project.

00:12:04.920 They had budgeted that to,

00:12:07.460 if you could take into account all of their promotional stuff,

00:12:12.620 which included like a four-page center spread of the Wall Street Journal

00:12:16.440 and a lot of really expensive promotionals.

00:12:19.240 It came up to be almost half a billion dollars

00:12:22.040 they were spending on this Internet Chapter 2 project.

00:12:26.440 And I had a pretty good idea what to do.

00:12:30.540 I had a lot of background with the Internet.

00:12:35.680 So, well, anyway,

00:12:39.080 I couldn't figure out what they were trying to do over there.

00:12:40.880 They kept on trying to get me to go work for them.

00:12:42.460 I had already glued together a bunch of their websites

00:12:45.000 in a federated login system in the early web days

00:12:50.640 and did that relatively successfully for them.

00:12:55.800 So they went from a bunch of disconnected websites

00:12:58.360 for the different divisions into a unified login structure.

00:13:03.120 Nowadays, you have things like that with Facebook.

00:13:05.760 You can go to any website and log in with your Facebook account, for example.

00:13:08.840 So that was the kind of thing that I did back around,

00:13:11.640 I guess it was 97, 98 for Hillel Packard's various divisions.

00:13:16.400 And they were trying to get me to go work on this thing.

00:13:18.360 And I couldn't figure out, you know, I heard the words,

00:13:21.340 Internet Chapter 2, you know, grandiose stuff.

00:13:23.880 But I couldn't figure out technically what they were up to.

00:13:26.200 It didn't make any sense to me.

00:13:29.520 Maybe I was just dumb.

00:13:30.940 I don't know.

00:13:31.420 But I couldn't figure it out.

00:13:32.680 But anyway, so what ended up happening was I said,

00:13:35.300 look, you know, I have a pretty good idea of what needs to be done.

00:13:38.220 I was doing this stuff back in the early 80s,

00:13:40.340 and I developed some ideas beyond that.

00:13:42.860 And so I'll tell you what, I'll come work with you

00:13:45.660 if you let me pursue what I see as my direction here.

00:13:50.900 And to a limited extent, they agreed to that.

00:13:53.520 So I was able to go over there and had some freedom to pursue some stuff.

00:13:57.600 That was what I ran headlong for the first time

00:14:02.160 into what became really the end of my career

00:14:05.120 because of ethnic nepotism on the part of people from India.

00:14:09.760 What happened was there was one guy that I needed to hire

00:14:14.960 who had been actually working for Paul Allen's Interval Research in Palo Alto

00:14:20.660 on some very advanced mathematics in support of quantum computing.

00:14:25.320 And it turned out this was related very much

00:14:29.140 to some of the nondeterminism you have to deal with

00:14:31.900 in network computer systems.

00:14:33.580 People, that's technical terms,

00:14:35.300 but I just have to get it out of the way for the record.

00:14:39.220 Anyway, so this is one guy I wanted to hire.

00:14:42.020 I mean, he had an Ivy League education.

00:14:44.540 He was like the world specialist in this area.

00:14:48.780 And I was told, no, I could hire all of the guest workers from India that I wanted,

00:14:54.100 but I couldn't hire this guy.

00:14:55.320 And I said, I resigned.

00:14:56.460 Did they give you a reason for why you could only hire Indian workers?

00:15:00.820 No, it was just sort of understood that I was this guy

00:15:05.720 that was going to be a front for importing people from India.

00:15:10.200 I mean, that was sort of my, you know, the message that I got.

00:15:13.760 And that's why I resigned.

00:15:18.060 I mean, I had, you know, things were happening.

00:15:20.740 This is a point in time when, you know, things were really, you know,

00:15:23.580 happening, all kinds of things.

00:15:25.040 I mean, for example, there was a, I passed up the opportunity

00:15:28.440 to go work on PayPal for this, for example, in the early days of PayPal.

00:15:33.620 And so, you know, I said, you know, I'm out of here.

00:15:38.000 And they said, okay, no, you can go ahead and do it.

00:15:39.620 And so I got them in and we were able to do a few things.

00:15:42.540 Then basically they marginalized and then we left.

00:15:47.480 I was not real motivated after that to work on this thing

00:15:51.360 because it just seemed like there was, what I saw going on

00:15:55.320 was basically a huge amount of money being spent

00:15:59.140 by the founding company of Silicon Valley

00:16:01.120 for the purpose of getting guys primarily Brahmin class out of India

00:16:07.780 away from their equivalent of affirmative action over there

00:16:12.720 and escape over here into positions where they were competing head-to-head

00:16:18.580 with guys like me who had, you know, really been founders

00:16:21.860 of the information age in those days.

00:16:24.000 And, you know, they were asking me to not hire this guy

00:16:28.900 who clearly was, you know, he was a national treasure

00:16:34.540 if not a world treasure in a particular area.

00:16:36.860 But anyway, so I was kind of dismayed and disappointed,

00:16:41.900 not all that surprised from the standpoint that, you know,

00:16:46.560 I sort of saw this coming with all the H-1B visas and everything.

00:16:49.920 But at that time there hadn't been, I mean, there was such a huge growth in jobs,

00:16:55.180 nobody was really impacted by the big influx of H-1Bs.

00:17:00.000 It was only at the dot-com collapse in the spring of 2000

00:17:04.560 that it became clear that what was going on

00:17:07.880 was that the limited jobs that were remaining

00:17:11.780 were being locked down by all these guest workers

00:17:14.980 and all the guys who had been around there for decades

00:17:17.280 were all sent back to the Midwest.

00:17:18.700 They were sent packing to the Mountain States, Midwest, Pacific Northwest,

00:17:22.220 wherever they came from.

00:17:24.380 And so I decided I'd go to the Pacific Northwest for a while.

00:17:29.140 And that's what I did.

00:17:31.280 Now, today we wanted to talk about your theory of Jewish virulence,

00:17:35.740 but how does that connect with your background?

00:17:37.900 When did you start investigating further into Jewish activities?

00:17:40.840 Well, that was really as a result of having gotten involved with legislation

00:17:52.600 at the federal level in privatizing launch services.

00:17:59.400 I was chairman of an organization called the Coalition for Science and Commerce,

00:18:03.040 and we got the chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus, Ron Dellums,

00:18:14.720 together with a write-in Republican Orange County candidate or congressman

00:18:20.600 to co-sponsor legislation to privatize launch services.

00:18:23.980 It was really kind of a strange coalition, but it worked.

00:18:29.180 And the point of that was to get the government out of picking winners

00:18:35.340 in terms of technologies for launch services.

00:18:40.060 And I did this, you know, not as a professional thing.

00:18:42.300 This was just purely a grassroots kind of civic activity on my part.

00:18:45.900 And I made some substantial sacrifices to get it done.

00:18:51.360 And as a consequence of working on this, it became apparent to me that,

00:18:55.700 you know, the arguments that they always make about this kind of stuff,

00:18:59.080 the people I call techno-socialists,

00:19:01.860 the arguments they always make is that,

00:19:04.480 oh, this stuff is too risky for the private sector,

00:19:07.040 so we have to have the government backing the technology.

00:19:10.100 And the problem is that government funding is through politics.

00:19:16.920 And politicians and the people that they pick to be the experts

00:19:20.680 are not the right people to manage risk in technology development.

00:19:26.840 So you really need to have people with their own money on the line

00:19:29.620 to, you know, really know what they're doing.

00:19:32.940 They've proven that they know what they're doing

00:19:34.820 because they made the money in the area.

00:19:36.180 And they have a lot of motivation to control risk.

00:19:43.140 And so it's really the right thing to do

00:19:45.320 to have it in the private sector,

00:19:46.500 technology development that is in the private sector.

00:19:48.680 Science, where you're dealing with something that's not even patentable,

00:19:51.980 you know, you can't have intellectual property

00:19:54.820 in a scientific discovery

00:19:57.280 because you can't patent laws on nature.

00:20:00.100 That's another story.

00:20:00.980 And I can get into the philosophy of how you get that funded.

00:20:03.400 But the main thing is I discovered that there is a capital market failure.

00:20:10.720 And the techno-socialists have a point in the following sense.

00:20:16.700 There's, at the base of our economy is this sort of,

00:20:22.160 you know, we want to call it the Federal Reserve System.

00:20:24.020 There's an interest rate at the base of our monetary system

00:20:30.480 that in economics, say, modern portfolio theory,

00:20:35.520 it's called the risk-free interest rate.

00:20:37.660 If you have this risk-free interest rate

00:20:39.360 at the basis of all of your capital,

00:20:42.200 you're essentially providing welfare,

00:20:45.160 in a sense, to people who are wealthy.

00:20:47.520 You're subsidizing wealth in an amount

00:20:50.500 that's approximately equivalent to the risk-free interest rate

00:20:54.460 under modern portfolio theory.

00:20:58.040 So that's bad because you don't want to, you know,

00:21:00.640 it's one thing to have people who are not economic decision makers

00:21:04.260 being welfare queens, you know.

00:21:06.320 They're, you know, off in the ghettos or wherever they are,

00:21:09.420 you know, and sometimes they actually need it.

00:21:11.140 But whatever the point is that

00:21:12.460 if you have somebody who's wealthy

00:21:14.080 and you're subsidizing their wealth,

00:21:16.640 you're making them lazy with the wealth that they've got.

00:21:19.860 And that debilitates their ability to,

00:21:23.020 or handicaps their ability to make good, sound risk judgments

00:21:28.220 and to put their capital at risk.

00:21:31.980 So I came up with a tax reform to deal with this.

00:21:38.560 It was a net asset tax that was linked to the interest rate

00:21:46.420 of the national debt,

00:21:47.460 which is sort of like this risk-free interest rate.

00:21:52.020 And also tied that to what I guess nowadays would be thought of

00:21:56.560 as the unconditional basic income,

00:21:58.120 a citizen's dividend,

00:21:59.080 to try to bypass a lot of the bureaucracies

00:22:01.940 and what's called the public sector rent seekers.

00:22:05.140 And wrote a study, did some of the math

00:22:09.140 on the macroeconomics and the microeconomics

00:22:13.480 and passed the paper around to some think tanks

00:22:16.700 in Washington, D.C.

00:22:19.460 Found that there was a reality,

00:22:22.760 the reality there is you've got think tanks

00:22:25.040 that are being paid by people who are wealthy

00:22:27.020 and there's a real problem with that, of course,

00:22:29.460 because they have a conflict of interest.

00:22:31.760 And the same thing goes with the Federal Reserve.

00:22:33.440 But when I started shopping this idea around,

00:22:37.700 it was like the people who would,

00:22:40.240 I was on the internet early,

00:22:41.580 and so I was in discussion groups on Usenet

00:22:44.600 about these things.

00:22:46.100 And one of the things that I noticed

00:22:47.420 was that the names that kept on coming up were Jewish.

00:22:53.100 And part of the reason I knew,

00:22:55.440 I mean, I had been sort of noticing this

00:22:56.860 because I had been in the newspaper industry

00:22:59.280 and down in Miami, you know, it's a very,

00:23:02.840 I was working in Miami Beach,

00:23:04.320 and it was very heavily Jewish.

00:23:07.280 I had for some time sort of gotten a sense

00:23:10.360 that there was a cultural mismatch

00:23:13.360 between the people in charge of the media

00:23:15.520 and the pioneer population in the United States,

00:23:17.940 what I call the Nation of Settlers.

00:23:19.160 And I hadn't really identified it as Jewish per se,

00:23:24.760 but I thought, you know,

00:23:25.560 Jews might be sort of a part of this whole thing.

00:23:27.600 I didn't really see them as central to it.

00:23:31.200 But as this capital market failure fix

00:23:36.060 that I was promoting started getting these,

00:23:37.760 you know, really vicious arguments coming back at me,

00:23:40.160 and people were, like, indefatigable in their arguments,

00:23:46.460 it became apparent that the people

00:23:49.840 in the economics profession,

00:23:52.020 as well in academia, as well as media,

00:23:54.820 when we were dealing with a human ecology,

00:23:59.620 if you will, of very highly proficient arguers,

00:24:05.920 you know, debaters,

00:24:06.660 that had an agenda

00:24:08.760 that was not aligned

00:24:12.260 with the interests of the Nation of Settlers,

00:24:15.020 the people that I identified with

00:24:17.600 coming from Iowa.

00:24:19.820 You know, my father, you know,

00:24:21.340 volunteered to go fight in World War II

00:24:23.480 against Hitler,

00:24:24.300 and, you know, took pride in that.

00:24:26.340 And, you know, there's,

00:24:27.340 particularly as the decades went on

00:24:30.080 and the Holocaust became more and more

00:24:32.460 of a substitute for Christianity,

00:24:33.960 or Christ in terms of the, you know,

00:24:37.300 innocent victim of the world

00:24:38.460 being destroyed by evil.

00:24:42.700 You know, that sort of became a way

00:24:45.100 of translating one's religious affiliations

00:24:50.120 into the broader secular propaganda,

00:24:53.820 if you will.

00:24:54.240 So, I was, you know,

00:24:57.560 I was thoroughly familiar

00:24:59.480 with the, what became the,

00:25:03.560 I guess, the evangelical Zionism

00:25:06.760 and evangelical identification

00:25:10.940 with Jews in a way

00:25:14.080 that they could sort of ride the coattails

00:25:17.300 of the hundreds of Holocaust movies

00:25:20.320 that made it into the secular culture

00:25:22.100 of this new religion.

00:25:23.180 Hundreds?

00:25:24.060 I'd say thousands,

00:25:25.400 well, if you include

00:25:26.160 all the Holocaust references

00:25:27.740 in film and TV.

00:25:30.000 Well, there's like two,

00:25:31.620 I think the number is like 220,

00:25:34.280 something like that,

00:25:34.940 Holocaust movies.

00:25:35.880 So, there's actually a website

00:25:37.060 that documents all these things.

00:25:39.460 And, you know,

00:25:40.040 they're just basically,

00:25:41.120 they're not against them.

00:25:42.000 It's just, you know,

00:25:42.460 here's this genre.

00:25:44.600 But, in any event,

00:25:46.240 yeah, that was something

00:25:47.660 that sort of set me off.

00:25:49.420 And I started looking around

00:25:50.940 on stuff from, you know,

00:25:51.940 William Pierce about who,

00:25:53.880 you know,

00:25:54.300 who runs America,

00:25:56.020 or I can't remember the name of it,

00:25:58.000 but he was this thing

00:25:59.220 about the media control.

00:26:01.020 Which, of course,

00:26:01.800 Jews themselves

00:26:02.500 make no bones about.

00:26:04.820 The book,

00:26:05.780 An Empire of Their Own,

00:26:06.700 was by a Jewish guy.

00:26:07.660 And so,

00:26:09.780 that got me thinking about,

00:26:10.900 you know,

00:26:11.100 this problem.

00:26:13.480 It's like an ecological problem,

00:26:15.200 if you will,

00:26:15.960 of this particular,

00:26:18.240 you know,

00:26:18.860 very intelligent,

00:26:20.100 very verbally competent,

00:26:24.480 and very self-interested group

00:26:27.040 that can push their agenda

00:26:30.580 in media and academia

00:26:32.480 and religion.

00:26:33.940 Yeah.

00:26:34.180 Because, you know,

00:26:35.340 if anybody forgot

00:26:36.300 where the Bible came from,

00:26:39.020 and, you know,

00:26:40.760 who Paul was,

00:26:42.260 and, you know,

00:26:42.860 all the rest of that stuff,

00:26:44.340 there's,

00:26:45.520 it's really kind of

00:26:46.400 a funny thing

00:26:47.360 how Christians

00:26:48.020 can't think about

00:26:49.360 the fact that

00:26:50.180 the same people

00:26:51.040 that wrote the Bible

00:26:51.920 are also writing

00:26:52.820 a modern mythology

00:26:53.940 that everybody quotes

00:26:56.760 all the time.

00:26:57.420 You know,

00:26:58.320 people used to quote

00:26:59.080 passages from the Bible,

00:27:00.560 you know,

00:27:00.940 as sort of their

00:27:01.600 mythological vocabulary,

00:27:03.300 and now it's,

00:27:04.340 you know,

00:27:04.660 well,

00:27:04.940 you remember that scene

00:27:05.540 in that movie,

00:27:06.260 you know,

00:27:07.380 new,

00:27:07.820 new,

00:27:08.460 you know,

00:27:09.120 visual vocabulary

00:27:10.740 that people have

00:27:12.540 for the myths.

00:27:14.160 So, yeah,

00:27:14.740 very clearly,

00:27:15.540 I,

00:27:16.180 you know,

00:27:16.320 once you start down

00:27:17.300 that path,

00:27:18.040 it's very difficult

00:27:19.320 to do anything

00:27:21.000 but place

00:27:21.820 the Jewish phenomenon

00:27:23.660 at a very central point,

00:27:26.840 at least in the West.

00:27:28.080 Well,

00:27:28.320 you said in your theory

00:27:29.220 of virulence

00:27:29.980 that it evolves

00:27:30.760 around horizontal transmission,

00:27:32.220 and before we go deeper

00:27:33.240 into these transmissions,

00:27:34.760 can you please define

00:27:35.760 what horizontal transmission is?

00:27:38.720 Well,

00:27:39.200 yeah,

00:27:39.720 the,

00:27:39.860 the,

00:27:40.940 it's really kind of simple

00:27:42.200 and it's obvious

00:27:43.700 as opposed to

00:27:44.760 vertical transmission.

00:27:45.740 All it is,

00:27:46.460 basically,

00:27:47.940 imagine you're an organism,

00:27:50.460 you're a germ,

00:27:51.520 and you infect

00:27:52.840 another organism

00:27:54.660 and you have two ways

00:27:58.240 of making it

00:27:58.840 into the next generation.

00:27:59.760 one way

00:28:00.600 you can make it

00:28:01.140 into the next generation

00:28:02.080 is along with

00:28:03.760 the organism

00:28:04.920 that you've infected.

00:28:06.600 That's called

00:28:07.260 vertical transmission.

00:28:08.640 In other words,

00:28:09.660 you,

00:28:09.960 you and

00:28:11.100 the reproductive interest

00:28:12.580 of the organism

00:28:13.460 you're infecting

00:28:14.300 and your reproductive interests

00:28:16.680 are aligned.

00:28:19.380 Horizontal transmission

00:28:20.380 is basically

00:28:20.900 take the money

00:28:21.420 and run.

00:28:22.340 You

00:28:22.720 don't care

00:28:24.400 about whether

00:28:24.980 the organism

00:28:25.500 you have infected

00:28:27.120 lives or dies

00:28:27.980 because you can

00:28:28.700 transmit yourself

00:28:29.680 to another member

00:28:31.200 of the same species

00:28:32.100 that is not

00:28:33.900 the offspring.

00:28:37.040 And that's,

00:28:37.440 that's the fundamental

00:28:38.020 distinction.

00:28:38.940 Now,

00:28:39.200 where this really

00:28:41.880 becomes relevant

00:28:42.740 is in a field

00:28:45.040 that's called

00:28:45.500 evolutionary medicine.

00:28:46.560 There's a book

00:28:47.340 called Plague Time

00:28:48.640 by Paul Ewald

00:28:49.620 that I recommend

00:28:50.300 that people get

00:28:51.160 just in general,

00:28:52.040 especially with

00:28:52.600 the Ebola epidemic

00:28:53.560 that's coming out.

00:28:54.260 just so they understand

00:28:56.440 how

00:28:57.180 the evolutionary

00:28:58.780 dynamics of diseases.

00:29:01.480 Well,

00:29:02.000 if you think about

00:29:03.240 nations

00:29:05.260 as,

00:29:06.620 or bodies

00:29:07.080 politic

00:29:07.620 as

00:29:08.380 sort of

00:29:09.460 superorganisms

00:29:10.600 where they've got

00:29:12.880 various organs

00:29:14.180 of state

00:29:14.800 and they've got

00:29:16.140 people that are

00:29:16.720 operating in specialized

00:29:17.640 roles

00:29:18.440 and there are bounds

00:29:19.980 to it

00:29:20.400 and there's sort of

00:29:21.360 an inside

00:29:22.140 and an outside

00:29:22.900 to it,

00:29:24.240 you can think

00:29:25.060 of these things

00:29:25.700 as being

00:29:26.580 organisms that

00:29:28.080 aren't mobile.

00:29:29.240 They're sort of

00:29:29.680 sitting there

00:29:30.460 locked down

00:29:31.100 on a piece of land.

00:29:33.040 These nation states,

00:29:34.340 if you will.

00:29:36.220 And they grow.

00:29:37.200 They have an organic

00:29:38.420 life to them.

00:29:40.360 You can think

00:29:41.120 of them

00:29:41.420 maybe as

00:29:42.360 a plant,

00:29:44.660 as a vegetative

00:29:45.240 form of life

00:29:46.060 or

00:29:47.380 some people

00:29:48.840 might think

00:29:49.400 of them

00:29:49.640 as slime molds

00:29:50.700 because of the way

00:29:51.420 in which the

00:29:51.900 individual people,

00:29:53.160 individual components

00:29:54.360 can act

00:29:54.940 individually

00:29:55.620 but then

00:29:56.060 can form

00:29:56.720 together

00:29:57.140 into cohesive

00:29:58.060 groups

00:29:58.560 the way

00:29:59.300 slime mold

00:29:59.860 cells can.

00:30:01.980 Be that as it may,

00:30:03.780 if you look at

00:30:05.000 the origin of,

00:30:06.380 say,

00:30:06.520 the Spanish flu

00:30:07.440 that wiped out

00:30:09.260 so many people

00:30:10.080 in the early part

00:30:11.320 of the 20th century,

00:30:13.000 Paul Ewald

00:30:13.560 has a theory

00:30:14.400 about that

00:30:14.900 having to do

00:30:15.280 with horizontal

00:30:15.740 transmission

00:30:16.440 where it depends

00:30:19.400 on there being

00:30:20.380 a large number

00:30:21.480 of immobile

00:30:22.660 victims.

00:30:24.380 In that situation,

00:30:25.180 you had a large

00:30:25.660 number of people

00:30:26.880 in the war trenches

00:30:28.500 in these hospitals

00:30:30.540 that were

00:30:31.960 bumped up

00:30:34.080 in high density

00:30:35.020 together

00:30:35.420 and they couldn't

00:30:35.900 move.

00:30:37.100 So if somebody

00:30:37.880 had a disease,

00:30:39.320 they could be

00:30:40.380 very sick,

00:30:42.280 you know,

00:30:42.620 deathly ill,

00:30:43.460 and they were

00:30:45.040 close enough

00:30:45.680 to other people

00:30:46.420 that couldn't

00:30:47.640 get away from them

00:30:48.440 that the

00:30:50.500 organism could

00:30:51.260 jump

00:30:51.680 and it could

00:30:53.140 do so

00:30:53.620 even if

00:30:54.220 the victim,

00:30:55.740 the prior victim

00:30:56.360 was completely

00:30:57.020 immobilized

00:30:57.780 by the illness.

00:30:59.360 And this is how

00:31:00.100 the really seriously

00:31:01.440 virulent organisms

00:31:02.780 evolve

00:31:03.400 is where you've got

00:31:04.440 a bunch of

00:31:04.880 immobile hosts

00:31:05.960 that can't

00:31:08.180 get away from

00:31:09.000 transmission

00:31:09.560 between them.

00:31:11.160 So if you think

00:31:11.640 about nations

00:31:12.220 as a bunch of

00:31:13.240 sort of

00:31:13.760 locked-on-their-beds

00:31:15.180 victims

00:31:15.580 in World War II,

00:31:16.940 right?

00:31:18.180 And then you

00:31:19.180 have border

00:31:20.900 controls,

00:31:22.520 which,

00:31:23.080 you know,

00:31:23.420 prior to governments

00:31:24.740 you had individual

00:31:25.600 males,

00:31:26.420 like in any

00:31:26.940 sexual species,

00:31:28.400 the males will

00:31:28.860 tend to become

00:31:29.880 mad at it

00:31:30.300 and prevent

00:31:30.840 a great deal

00:31:32.900 of diffusion

00:31:33.520 of at least

00:31:35.020 the Y chromosome.

00:31:35.920 And you can see

00:31:36.300 that in the

00:31:36.800 geography of the

00:31:37.520 Y chromosome.

00:31:38.580 Female chromosomes

00:31:40.180 tend to be more

00:31:40.960 spread out because

00:31:41.540 females are more

00:31:42.120 welcome,

00:31:42.600 especially the

00:31:43.040 young,

00:31:43.360 fertile ones.

00:31:44.860 But if you have

00:31:45.560 the nation state

00:31:46.420 taking over their

00:31:47.080 role,

00:31:47.540 the individual

00:31:47.920 males,

00:31:49.280 and then you

00:31:51.720 get some

00:31:53.160 group that

00:31:54.080 figures out

00:31:54.740 that they

00:31:55.360 don't have to

00:31:55.980 wage war

00:31:56.840 to change the

00:31:58.000 border to be

00:31:59.840 able to win

00:32:00.520 against these

00:32:01.820 other groups.

00:32:02.660 They can be a

00:32:03.120 nation state

00:32:04.500 without a

00:32:05.880 geography.

00:32:07.040 all they have

00:32:08.820 to do is

00:32:09.240 violate the

00:32:09.920 borders and

00:32:11.140 get across the

00:32:11.880 borders and

00:32:12.340 then do their

00:32:13.020 group work

00:32:14.940 inside of

00:32:16.840 another nation

00:32:17.360 state.

00:32:18.040 It acts as

00:32:19.500 a transmissible

00:32:20.940 virus.

00:32:23.240 If the

00:32:24.220 nation states

00:32:25.380 then don't

00:32:26.920 have an

00:32:27.260 immunity to

00:32:27.860 this,

00:32:28.420 this group

00:32:29.620 organism that

00:32:30.500 can cross

00:32:31.360 these borders

00:32:31.900 figures out

00:32:32.840 that being

00:32:33.880 able to

00:32:34.180 penetrate borders

00:32:35.060 is really

00:32:35.820 key to

00:32:36.280 what's

00:32:36.480 survival,

00:32:37.980 you can get

00:32:38.880 a very nasty

00:32:39.780 evolutionary

00:32:40.480 dynamic going

00:32:41.240 on that.

00:32:43.800 It actually

00:32:44.800 does two

00:32:45.280 things.

00:32:45.940 With the

00:32:46.440 Jews,

00:32:46.940 the way it

00:32:47.240 works is

00:32:47.900 you have

00:32:50.720 a mercantile

00:32:52.100 culture that

00:32:53.600 tends to

00:32:54.340 toady up to

00:32:55.280 the central

00:32:55.840 powers,

00:32:56.900 the elites,

00:32:58.140 the kings,

00:32:58.740 or whoever,

00:33:00.580 and helps

00:33:02.380 them centralize

00:33:03.100 wealth and

00:33:03.500 power.

00:33:04.520 So it

00:33:04.780 becomes

00:33:05.040 hyper-centralized

00:33:06.140 and becomes

00:33:08.320 alienated from

00:33:09.660 the people,

00:33:11.200 the people

00:33:11.900 that are

00:33:12.460 tied to the

00:33:13.020 soil.

00:33:14.660 With that

00:33:15.480 much centralization

00:33:16.360 of power and

00:33:16.960 wealth comes

00:33:17.520 the opportunity

00:33:18.260 to be able to

00:33:19.640 grab it and

00:33:20.200 run.

00:33:21.380 Well,

00:33:22.340 clearly if you

00:33:23.280 have a

00:33:24.220 society in

00:33:24.960 which the

00:33:25.780 elites are

00:33:26.580 becoming more

00:33:27.260 and more

00:33:27.540 alienated from

00:33:28.460 the population

00:33:29.200 because of

00:33:29.560 the centralization

00:33:30.200 of power and

00:33:30.820 wealth,

00:33:32.120 there is likely

00:33:32.800 to be a

00:33:33.280 revolt.

00:33:33.720 and if

00:33:35.060 there is

00:33:35.520 enough

00:33:35.760 perception

00:33:36.360 about what's

00:33:36.900 going on

00:33:37.600 and Jews

00:33:38.180 are involved

00:33:38.760 in this,

00:33:39.200 people are

00:33:39.560 going to

00:33:40.140 become

00:33:40.420 anti-Semitic.

00:33:42.700 And at that

00:33:43.080 point,

00:33:43.660 you are going

00:33:44.000 to have a lot

00:33:44.480 of Jews that

00:33:45.280 of course are

00:33:45.920 not particularly

00:33:47.620 that very

00:33:48.360 important.

00:33:48.760 They may

00:33:49.020 just be

00:33:49.580 people like

00:33:50.300 the Germans.

00:33:51.480 There are

00:33:51.840 German Jews

00:33:52.460 that are very

00:33:52.920 much identified

00:33:53.580 as Germans.

00:33:54.260 and they

00:33:56.500 fought in

00:33:57.080 World War

00:33:57.420 I and

00:33:59.100 they considered

00:34:00.180 themselves to

00:34:00.740 be fully

00:34:02.040 German.

00:34:03.220 They just

00:34:04.240 happened to

00:34:04.700 have a

00:34:05.000 different

00:34:05.220 religion.

00:34:05.720 They didn't

00:34:06.020 really identify

00:34:06.680 as part of

00:34:07.200 this alien

00:34:07.960 organism.

00:34:08.940 But that's

00:34:09.460 not all the

00:34:09.940 Jews.

00:34:11.180 So what is

00:34:11.640 happening is

00:34:12.360 that you get

00:34:13.180 this reaction

00:34:14.060 against the

00:34:14.580 Jews in

00:34:15.020 general.

00:34:16.320 And then

00:34:17.900 of course

00:34:18.340 the Jews

00:34:19.080 that are

00:34:19.380 the nasty

00:34:19.900 ones who

00:34:20.300 say,

00:34:20.600 see,

00:34:20.840 you're

00:34:20.960 victimizing

00:34:21.500 all these

00:34:21.800 innocent Jews.

00:34:22.360 And it's

00:34:22.560 true,

00:34:22.880 you are.

00:34:23.220 You have

00:34:23.720 these decent,

00:34:26.800 in fact,

00:34:28.140 maybe even

00:34:28.600 genetically

00:34:29.000 German people

00:34:30.560 that just

00:34:31.340 happened to

00:34:31.740 have converted

00:34:32.220 them,

00:34:32.480 let's say.

00:34:35.420 And so

00:34:36.660 what ends

00:34:37.220 up happening

00:34:37.660 is the

00:34:38.200 virulent

00:34:38.560 Jews take

00:34:39.240 off with

00:34:39.600 the wealth

00:34:39.960 across the

00:34:40.480 borders,

00:34:42.240 leave the

00:34:43.380 relatively

00:34:44.200 innocent Jews,

00:34:44.900 some of

00:34:45.260 them

00:34:45.360 completely

00:34:45.740 innocent,

00:34:47.100 there to

00:34:47.680 take the

00:34:48.060 heat.

00:34:48.340 Sounds like

00:34:49.020 the transfer

00:34:49.500 agreement in

00:34:50.020 1933.

00:34:52.040 Yeah,

00:34:52.740 well the

00:34:52.920 transfer

00:34:53.280 agreement

00:34:53.740 was,

00:34:55.740 there wasn't

00:34:56.680 that much

00:34:57.280 wealth that

00:34:57.740 was absconded

00:34:59.220 with.

00:34:59.960 What really

00:35:01.320 happened there

00:35:02.180 was almost

00:35:05.040 an antidote

00:35:06.040 to the kind

00:35:06.640 of virulence

00:35:07.160 that I'm

00:35:07.400 talking about.

00:35:08.100 See,

00:35:08.500 what they were

00:35:09.260 trying to do

00:35:09.680 is actually

00:35:10.080 set up

00:35:10.560 their own

00:35:11.680 state,

00:35:12.400 their own

00:35:12.680 nation-state

00:35:13.380 where

00:35:14.560 they would

00:35:15.140 be responsible

00:35:15.860 for tilling

00:35:16.640 the soil

00:35:17.080 and all

00:35:17.420 the rest

00:35:17.780 of it.

00:35:18.440 And if

00:35:18.960 you see

00:35:19.320 some of

00:35:19.620 the early

00:35:20.140 Zionists

00:35:20.980 that were

00:35:21.400 part of

00:35:21.860 this,

00:35:22.860 some of

00:35:23.280 these people

00:35:23.800 have some

00:35:25.480 pretty nasty

00:35:25.980 things to

00:35:26.420 say about

00:35:26.820 diaspora Jews.

00:35:28.860 Now,

00:35:29.380 that's not

00:35:29.940 to say that

00:35:30.500 as time

00:35:31.360 went on,

00:35:32.500 a lot of

00:35:33.520 the virulent

00:35:33.860 Jews showed

00:35:34.340 up in Israel

00:35:34.960 and started

00:35:35.300 playing their

00:35:36.160 Zionist games

00:35:36.940 that we're

00:35:37.220 all familiar

00:35:37.700 with.

00:35:38.080 But I'm

00:35:38.560 saying that

00:35:39.220 as a

00:35:40.360 fundamental

00:35:41.080 agreement,

00:35:44.820 that was

00:35:45.300 a lot

00:35:45.620 less virulent

00:35:46.240 than a lot

00:35:47.380 of the

00:35:47.520 other things

00:35:47.880 that have

00:35:48.060 been going

00:35:48.400 on the

00:35:48.700 Jews

00:35:49.000 over a

00:35:50.580 long period

00:35:50.980 of time.

00:35:51.780 Where it's

00:35:52.400 nasty is where

00:35:53.100 you get them

00:35:53.560 coming into

00:35:53.980 some place

00:35:54.400 where there's

00:35:54.760 already an

00:35:55.400 existing

00:35:55.880 nation-state

00:35:56.920 that they

00:35:57.900 then co-opt.

00:36:00.120 And although

00:36:01.080 there were

00:36:01.400 people there,

00:36:02.060 they really

00:36:05.060 did establish

00:36:05.640 their own

00:36:05.980 nation-state.

00:36:07.080 It wasn't

00:36:07.480 somebody else's

00:36:09.040 nation-state

00:36:09.520 that they

00:36:09.820 established.

00:36:10.500 They did it

00:36:10.900 with the

00:36:11.160 assistance of

00:36:11.800 the British

00:36:12.240 and with

00:36:13.140 the assistance

00:36:13.560 of the

00:36:14.320 Nazi regime,

00:36:15.580 but it

00:36:16.620 was not like

00:36:17.660 they came in

00:36:18.220 and took

00:36:18.960 over, say,

00:36:19.740 the United

00:36:20.000 States the

00:36:20.520 way they

00:36:20.840 did,

00:36:22.140 which has

00:36:22.940 caused

00:36:23.260 just untold

00:36:24.240 damage.

00:36:25.820 So,

00:36:26.160 yeah,

00:36:26.820 the transfer

00:36:27.220 agreement,

00:36:27.700 I mean,

00:36:27.860 I've read

00:36:28.240 Black's version

00:36:30.600 of that

00:36:31.720 history and

00:36:32.460 it's a

00:36:33.960 very interesting

00:36:34.560 and convoluted

00:36:36.880 and not at

00:36:37.440 all black

00:36:38.360 and white

00:36:38.720 history of

00:36:39.180 the origin

00:36:39.560 of Zion,

00:36:40.200 or at

00:36:40.560 least the

00:36:40.840 origin of

00:36:41.760 Israel as

00:36:43.160 funded by

00:36:44.480 the Nazi

00:36:45.640 regime and

00:36:46.200 the transfer

00:36:46.700 agreement.

00:36:48.340 So,

00:36:49.500 yeah,

00:36:49.820 I have a

00:36:51.340 problem with

00:36:51.840 people who

00:36:52.220 are just

00:36:52.480 strictly

00:36:53.020 anti-Zionist.

00:36:54.860 I have a

00:36:55.580 problem,

00:36:55.980 of course,

00:36:56.380 with the

00:36:56.640 way Zionism

00:36:57.520 has become

00:36:58.040 an influence

00:36:58.800 in other

00:36:59.700 nations around

00:37:00.560 the world

00:37:00.920 because that's

00:37:01.440 really playing

00:37:02.440 off of the

00:37:03.220 Jewish

00:37:03.440 agreements already

00:37:04.320 in place

00:37:04.780 in those

00:37:05.360 nations.

00:37:06.220 Well,

00:37:06.340 it would be

00:37:06.580 great if

00:37:06.900 they just

00:37:07.300 stayed in

00:37:07.680 their state.

00:37:08.700 Just stay

00:37:09.500 there.

00:37:09.700 You have

00:37:10.280 your homeland.

00:37:10.860 Go there.

00:37:11.620 Well,

00:37:11.820 precisely.

00:37:12.620 And I think

00:37:13.000 that there

00:37:13.240 are a lot

00:37:13.560 of Jews

00:37:13.880 that would

00:37:14.260 have been

00:37:14.600 happy to

00:37:15.000 do that.

00:37:16.000 But part

00:37:16.600 of the

00:37:16.760 problem here,

00:37:17.280 of course,

00:37:17.580 is in the

00:37:17.900 Jewish religion,

00:37:19.380 there is a

00:37:19.860 supremacist

00:37:20.360 aspect to it.

00:37:22.360 And so

00:37:24.060 there are

00:37:24.340 going to be

00:37:24.780 aspects,

00:37:26.720 even among

00:37:28.100 people who are

00:37:29.000 sort of strictly

00:37:29.640 Zionists are

00:37:30.260 going to be

00:37:30.640 trying to

00:37:31.720 fulfill the

00:37:32.300 destiny of

00:37:32.980 Jews being

00:37:33.640 the priests

00:37:35.040 and princes of

00:37:35.860 the world,

00:37:36.420 et cetera.

00:37:36.960 I don't know

00:37:37.260 what the exact

00:37:37.920 terminology is,

00:37:38.940 but it's

00:37:39.240 clearly a

00:37:39.800 supremacist

00:37:40.380 religion.

00:37:41.420 Yeah,

00:37:41.600 it seems like

00:37:42.380 the best Jews

00:37:43.760 got to get out

00:37:44.580 and go in

00:37:45.340 1933,

00:37:46.300 and then maybe

00:37:47.140 the ones that

00:37:47.860 weren't their best

00:37:49.000 and brightest were

00:37:49.900 left behind in

00:37:50.760 Germany.

00:37:51.640 Well,

00:37:52.080 when you say

00:37:52.620 best,

00:37:53.200 that cuts both

00:37:54.200 ways.

00:37:54.580 it's like

00:37:56.100 Charles Murray

00:37:57.300 wrote this

00:37:57.700 book about

00:37:58.300 the Jewish

00:37:59.580 gifts.

00:38:01.000 My complaint

00:38:02.080 about that

00:38:02.540 is,

00:38:02.760 look,

00:38:03.220 you really

00:38:03.900 have to

00:38:05.520 include

00:38:06.480 the sign

00:38:08.120 plus or

00:38:08.940 minus on

00:38:09.620 this magnitude

00:38:10.620 of the

00:38:11.360 gift.

00:38:12.960 If you're

00:38:14.060 very gifted

00:38:14.640 and you

00:38:15.420 apply that

00:38:16.440 in a very

00:38:16.800 negative way,

00:38:18.140 it would be

00:38:18.640 better if you

00:38:19.100 weren't gifted.

00:38:21.580 And there

00:38:22.520 are people

00:38:23.300 who,

00:38:24.000 and this

00:38:24.200 is the

00:38:24.400 problem,

00:38:24.940 you get

00:38:25.640 very gifted

00:38:26.840 people of

00:38:27.800 both a

00:38:28.680 positive and

00:38:29.120 negative

00:38:29.400 character

00:38:29.940 escaping from

00:38:31.460 these

00:38:32.080 anti-Semitic

00:38:32.760 outbreaks,

00:38:34.320 and the

00:38:35.520 Jews of the

00:38:36.520 negative

00:38:36.740 character will

00:38:38.000 continue the

00:38:38.800 anti-Semitic

00:38:39.280 cycle.

00:38:41.040 So,

00:38:41.700 yeah,

00:38:42.820 they're gifted,

00:38:43.660 and the

00:38:44.340 thing is that

00:38:44.680 there are some

00:38:45.080 very negatively

00:38:45.800 gifted people

00:38:46.580 that escape

00:38:47.500 with a lot

00:38:48.320 of wealth

00:38:48.760 and influence,

00:38:50.540 and that

00:38:52.180 amplifies the

00:38:53.300 problem.

00:38:53.860 It involves

00:38:55.520 an even

00:38:56.020 more virulent

00:38:56.760 strain.

00:38:58.760 So,

00:38:59.080 it's having

00:38:59.820 something like

00:39:00.500 a nation

00:39:02.440 state that

00:39:04.460 is kept

00:39:06.260 away from

00:39:08.600 its imperialist

00:39:09.340 ambitions,

00:39:10.520 however those

00:39:11.120 are expressed,

00:39:12.320 covertly or

00:39:13.020 not,

00:39:13.420 or overtly,

00:39:14.740 is very

00:39:15.540 important.

00:39:17.060 Well,

00:39:17.620 the first

00:39:17.920 point of

00:39:18.380 horizontal

00:39:18.980 transmission you

00:39:19.720 highlight is

00:39:20.240 the hyper

00:39:20.680 centralization of

00:39:21.700 net assets,

00:39:22.260 and you

00:39:22.920 say that

00:39:23.220 this can

00:39:23.500 be done

00:39:23.880 in any

00:39:24.220 kind of

00:39:24.520 system,

00:39:24.920 whether

00:39:25.020 communist

00:39:25.580 or capitalist

00:39:26.400 or in

00:39:27.660 a monarchy.

00:39:28.800 So,

00:39:29.080 before we

00:39:29.660 move on to

00:39:30.020 other points,

00:39:30.540 I wanted to

00:39:30.960 know what

00:39:31.220 your thoughts

00:39:31.560 are on other

00:39:32.060 systems,

00:39:32.600 also such as

00:39:33.320 the Austrian

00:39:33.880 School of

00:39:34.280 Economics,

00:39:34.940 the free

00:39:35.260 market,

00:39:36.040 national

00:39:36.360 socialism,

00:39:37.480 and your

00:39:37.740 view,

00:39:38.040 do any of

00:39:38.540 these systems

00:39:39.100 have something

00:39:39.740 truly beneficial

00:39:40.680 for our

00:39:41.240 people?

00:39:41.500 well,

00:39:45.320 I'd have to

00:39:48.480 say that

00:39:49.240 you have to

00:39:50.480 look at it

00:39:50.860 in a different

00:39:51.260 way.

00:39:54.080 We,

00:39:54.400 civilization

00:39:55.180 is a

00:39:56.900 regime,

00:39:58.040 is an

00:39:58.240 evolutionary

00:39:58.640 regime of

00:39:59.480 group selection,

00:40:01.160 and what I

00:40:03.720 mean by that

00:40:04.660 is if you

00:40:06.460 have two

00:40:07.160 people getting

00:40:08.020 up on a

00:40:08.500 third person,

00:40:09.200 and they

00:40:10.440 win,

00:40:11.820 that's group

00:40:12.640 selection.

00:40:14.580 And civilization

00:40:15.080 really is based

00:40:16.280 on that.

00:40:18.280 If you

00:40:18.780 have,

00:40:20.540 even the

00:40:21.520 Austrian

00:40:21.880 School,

00:40:22.280 where they

00:40:22.500 supposedly are

00:40:23.340 all about

00:40:23.900 the individual,

00:40:25.300 they aren't.

00:40:26.800 Let's take

00:40:27.060 for example,

00:40:28.180 a young

00:40:29.540 man and

00:40:31.060 a young

00:40:31.340 woman,

00:40:31.760 young lovers

00:40:32.260 that fall

00:40:32.900 in love,

00:40:33.760 and they

00:40:34.240 want to

00:40:34.980 start a

00:40:36.580 family.

00:40:37.520 One of the

00:40:37.880 first things

00:40:38.300 they're going

00:40:38.540 to do is

00:40:38.940 plant a

00:40:39.360 garden and

00:40:39.880 build a

00:40:40.120 little house.

00:40:41.880 And they're

00:40:42.380 going to need

00:40:42.660 to do that

00:40:43.020 on some

00:40:43.300 land.

00:40:45.340 And let's

00:40:45.840 say you've

00:40:46.060 got Ted

00:40:46.440 Turner,

00:40:46.960 who owns

00:40:47.380 a million

00:40:48.340 acres up

00:40:48.940 there in

00:40:49.180 Montana,

00:40:49.980 something like

00:40:50.440 that,

00:40:50.820 and they

00:40:51.240 just happen

00:40:51.640 to be

00:40:51.900 there.

00:40:52.280 And there's

00:40:52.920 a couple

00:40:53.960 of young

00:40:55.340 animals of

00:40:56.460 love.

00:40:57.800 And they

00:40:58.220 just plop

00:40:58.760 down on a

00:40:59.240 piece of

00:40:59.540 land.

00:40:59.960 Ted

00:41:00.160 Turner's not

00:41:00.680 around.

00:41:02.260 And they

00:41:02.720 start growing

00:41:03.600 their garden

00:41:04.100 and the

00:41:05.860 woman and

00:41:07.280 the man

00:41:07.560 make love

00:41:08.060 and she

00:41:08.740 gets pregnant

00:41:09.300 and they

00:41:09.620 have a

00:41:09.840 child.

00:41:11.500 And then

00:41:11.860 here comes

00:41:12.620 the Austrian

00:41:13.000 School of

00:41:13.400 Economics

00:41:13.920 with Ted

00:41:15.900 Turner and

00:41:17.260 a bulldozer.

00:41:19.540 And it's

00:41:20.420 like, no,

00:41:21.000 I do not

00:41:21.640 agree with

00:41:22.740 this philosophy

00:41:23.680 of property

00:41:24.240 rights.

00:41:25.160 This kind

00:41:25.780 of individualism

00:41:27.020 is against

00:41:28.180 nature.

00:41:28.580 Now, if

00:41:30.760 we want

00:41:31.220 to talk

00:41:31.760 about

00:41:32.080 civilization

00:41:32.780 and

00:41:33.160 property

00:41:33.540 rights

00:41:33.920 that are

00:41:34.320 centralized

00:41:35.160 beyond

00:41:36.000 those that

00:41:36.980 we can

00:41:37.240 have in

00:41:37.560 a state

00:41:37.800 of nature,

00:41:38.880 in other

00:41:39.200 words,

00:41:40.020 where Ted

00:41:40.640 Turner has

00:41:41.600 some kind

00:41:42.220 of moral

00:41:42.720 standing to

00:41:43.640 go get

00:41:44.120 rid of that

00:41:44.520 young couple

00:41:45.120 off of

00:41:45.560 this land,

00:41:46.900 boy, we

00:41:47.380 have to do

00:41:47.820 some talking.

00:41:49.020 And that's

00:41:49.900 really where I

00:41:50.720 came up with

00:41:51.820 my citizen's

00:41:52.640 dividend,

00:41:53.860 the net

00:41:54.140 asset tax,

00:41:54.880 as sort

00:41:55.720 of the

00:41:56.180 basis of

00:41:56.880 civilization

00:41:57.340 being you

00:41:59.400 have a

00:42:00.420 mutual

00:42:00.800 property

00:42:02.400 insurance

00:42:03.080 company,

00:42:03.940 where

00:42:05.140 everybody,

00:42:05.820 all of

00:42:06.080 the people

00:42:06.520 are their

00:42:08.400 shareholders,

00:42:09.460 and they

00:42:09.920 have a

00:42:10.200 stake in

00:42:10.820 the creation

00:42:11.300 of wealth.

00:42:13.440 So,

00:42:14.800 the protection

00:42:15.760 of wealth

00:42:16.480 is a service

00:42:17.660 provided by

00:42:18.220 the mutual

00:42:18.620 insurance

00:42:19.040 company.

00:42:19.980 They're all

00:42:20.700 stakeholders,

00:42:21.460 they receive a

00:42:22.000 dividend for

00:42:22.500 that.

00:42:23.540 They come

00:42:24.220 to the

00:42:24.500 defense of

00:42:25.100 Ted Turner

00:42:25.600 when he

00:42:26.020 needs to

00:42:26.340 have his

00:42:26.560 property

00:42:26.920 defended.

00:42:27.560 But on

00:42:27.900 the other

00:42:28.220 hand,

00:42:28.500 this young

00:42:28.840 couple now

00:42:29.440 has a

00:42:30.040 stipend with

00:42:31.200 which they

00:42:31.640 can go

00:42:32.140 ahead and

00:42:32.480 rent land

00:42:33.240 from Ted

00:42:33.720 Turner and

00:42:35.540 have their

00:42:35.860 family.

00:42:37.540 So that's

00:42:37.940 why the

00:42:39.040 asset tax

00:42:40.400 that's linked

00:42:42.240 to the

00:42:42.800 risk-free

00:42:43.340 interest rate

00:42:43.940 coupled with

00:42:44.680 the citizen's

00:42:45.220 dividend is

00:42:45.860 so central,

00:42:46.640 in my opinion,

00:42:48.100 to having a

00:42:48.880 humane kind

00:42:49.900 of civilization.

00:42:53.420 Now,

00:42:53.620 having said

00:42:54.120 that,

00:42:54.600 you still

00:42:56.780 have the

00:42:57.460 problem of

00:42:57.920 how you

00:42:58.420 keep any

00:43:00.200 kind of

00:43:00.780 civilization,

00:43:01.660 any kind

00:43:02.000 of nation

00:43:02.440 state or

00:43:03.120 organization

00:43:03.760 from becoming

00:43:05.380 corrupted by

00:43:06.200 centralizing

00:43:06.900 influences.

00:43:08.640 Because you'll

00:43:09.480 always have

00:43:10.000 people in a

00:43:10.680 position where

00:43:11.220 they can take

00:43:12.260 whatever forces

00:43:13.280 are available

00:43:13.980 and, you

00:43:14.840 know,

00:43:15.080 produce movies

00:43:16.240 about how

00:43:17.060 these people

00:43:17.660 over here are

00:43:18.280 bad, so we

00:43:18.940 got to go

00:43:19.300 get them,

00:43:20.000 right?

00:43:20.240 And that's

00:43:22.080 sort of the

00:43:22.440 way, you

00:43:23.160 know,

00:43:23.680 priests have

00:43:24.340 been doing

00:43:24.700 things,

00:43:25.180 and it's

00:43:25.360 the way

00:43:25.580 Jews do

00:43:26.020 things with

00:43:26.560 their movies

00:43:27.940 and newspapers,

00:43:30.360 et cetera.

00:43:30.940 That was what

00:43:31.740 was being

00:43:32.900 fought by the

00:43:33.380 America First

00:43:33.960 people.

00:43:34.540 You know,

00:43:34.680 Charles Lindbergh

00:43:36.400 basically said

00:43:38.100 the word Jew

00:43:38.680 and he was

00:43:39.080 almost drummed

00:43:40.200 out of society

00:43:41.000 for saying

00:43:42.800 that in

00:43:43.640 1941 in

00:43:44.700 Des Moines.

00:43:45.060 this problem

00:43:50.560 with group

00:43:50.980 selection is

00:43:52.900 really, it

00:43:56.560 really ultimately

00:43:57.680 ends up with

00:43:58.680 what is known

00:43:59.960 in zoology as

00:44:01.620 eusocial species

00:44:02.680 like the ants,

00:44:04.520 the social

00:44:05.180 insects, et

00:44:05.880 cetera.

00:44:08.160 That's the

00:44:08.960 ultimate expression

00:44:09.860 of organization.

00:44:12.340 And one of the

00:44:13.740 things that sets

00:44:14.740 Europeans,

00:44:16.020 particularly

00:44:16.320 northern Europeans

00:44:17.160 apart,

00:44:18.500 and one of the

00:44:19.580 things that kept

00:44:20.220 us from being

00:44:21.580 civilized for so

00:44:22.700 long was our

00:44:24.980 emphasis on the

00:44:25.880 individual's right,

00:44:27.840 especially the

00:44:28.560 individual male's

00:44:29.740 right to

00:44:30.340 satisfaction in

00:44:31.180 combat against

00:44:32.520 anyone for any

00:44:34.240 reason.

00:44:34.660 It was considered

00:44:35.200 to be his

00:44:36.280 essentially God

00:44:37.760 given right.

00:44:38.820 If there's

00:44:40.340 natural law to

00:44:41.460 be discussed

00:44:42.520 here.

00:44:42.940 Not the proxy

00:44:43.680 violence like we

00:44:44.400 have today.

00:44:45.480 Right.

00:44:45.800 It's an

00:44:46.460 individual thing,

00:44:47.820 not two people

00:44:49.480 ganging up on a

00:44:50.180 third person.

00:44:51.320 That's unfair.

00:44:53.640 Fairness is

00:44:55.220 where you look

00:44:56.820 across the

00:44:57.440 various sexual

00:44:58.360 species and you

00:44:59.800 see that there

00:45:00.420 is no escaping

00:45:01.740 conflict.

00:45:03.620 Conflict is

00:45:04.260 part of nature.

00:45:05.560 Force is part of

00:45:06.440 nature.

00:45:06.780 But the question

00:45:07.360 is, what are you

00:45:09.160 evolving?

00:45:09.760 evolving, if you

00:45:11.520 can't answer the

00:45:12.500 question, what are

00:45:13.340 you evolving and

00:45:14.580 believe in the

00:45:15.700 direction and the

00:45:16.500 evolutionary direction

00:45:17.380 that you're taking,

00:45:18.720 you really have some

00:45:20.280 thinking to do before

00:45:21.220 you start talking any

00:45:22.220 further about what

00:45:22.900 kind of society you're

00:45:23.660 trying to build.

00:45:25.840 So, my approach

00:45:28.820 increasingly has been

00:45:30.520 over the years

00:45:31.200 two-fold.

00:45:33.140 On the one hand, we

00:45:34.780 have to face the

00:45:35.500 fact that group

00:45:36.500 selection is war.

00:45:38.980 Whether it's direct

00:45:40.240 overt violence or

00:45:42.660 violence of the

00:45:43.460 state against the

00:45:44.140 individual, group

00:45:46.520 selection is war.

00:45:47.920 It's group against

00:45:48.580 group.

00:45:49.080 And that's one of the

00:45:49.620 things that has been,

00:45:51.180 the wool has been

00:45:52.160 pulled over our eyes

00:45:53.520 about the nature of

00:45:54.680 civilization.

00:45:55.400 This is one of the

00:45:56.000 things that makes it

00:45:56.860 so that particularly

00:45:58.200 northern Europeans are

00:45:59.320 vulnerable to invasion

00:46:00.920 by group-oriented

00:46:02.060 cultures, such as the

00:46:03.040 Jews, but not just

00:46:04.240 the Jews.

00:46:04.760 There are all kinds

00:46:05.540 of, basically, there

00:46:06.300 are very few cultures

00:46:07.280 in the world that have

00:46:08.620 placed this kind of

00:46:09.640 emphasis, biological

00:46:10.800 emphasis on the

00:46:12.240 individual.

00:46:13.940 So, we have an

00:46:15.580 instinct about

00:46:17.040 fairness and

00:46:17.660 individuality and

00:46:19.420 elevating the

00:46:20.320 individual as the

00:46:22.540 vanguard of

00:46:23.940 evolution that is

00:46:25.900 not present in other

00:46:26.700 cultures.

00:46:28.260 And we have a

00:46:29.960 difficult time even

00:46:31.600 imagining other

00:46:32.500 people's being as

00:46:34.820 group-identified as

00:46:37.160 they are, because it

00:46:38.480 just doesn't come to

00:46:39.160 us naturally.

00:46:40.680 In fact, it comes to

00:46:41.820 us almost as an

00:46:43.220 immorality, which is

00:46:45.260 why when we see it in

00:46:46.220 other people, we then

00:46:48.200 are willing to

00:46:49.520 consciously say, now we

00:46:51.800 have to join forces as

00:46:53.300 individuals in defense of

00:46:54.740 our freedom as individuals

00:46:56.100 and defeat this monster.

00:46:58.160 Now, the old term for the

00:47:01.320 monster was a dragon, in

00:47:03.220 terms of the armed forces

00:47:04.900 that were invading our

00:47:06.860 peoples.

00:47:08.340 The sneaky group

00:47:10.480 organisms were vipers or

00:47:12.420 serpents.

00:47:14.660 But these are very

00:47:15.340 ancient terms that get

00:47:16.980 back to our mythology,

00:47:18.140 the roots of our

00:47:18.520 mythology.

00:47:19.280 This is where I have some

00:47:20.600 differences with a lot

00:47:23.600 of the people who are

00:47:24.480 doing, attempting to do a

00:47:27.240 revival of the pre-

00:47:28.280 Christian religions of

00:47:29.640 our people.

00:47:30.300 I don't think that they

00:47:31.140 understand how central

00:47:32.260 these distinctions are.

00:47:34.840 No, we do.

00:47:35.780 We like to hear about

00:47:36.640 this.

00:47:38.240 Well, then I'll simply

00:47:41.180 say this.

00:47:43.180 The state of continual

00:47:45.400 war that was imposed

00:47:47.100 upon our people before

00:47:48.320 Christianity by the

00:47:50.500 various empires creates

00:47:52.240 creates in us the need

00:47:54.720 for kings, where a king

00:47:57.840 is somebody that we

00:47:59.620 elect.

00:48:00.880 This is one of the

00:48:01.560 things that was sort of

00:48:03.220 set us apart from other

00:48:04.680 peoples.

00:48:06.520 They were relatively

00:48:07.900 temporary, especially in

00:48:09.280 Western Europe, relatively

00:48:10.260 temporary positions of

00:48:12.000 war leadership, where an

00:48:15.060 individual would stand up

00:48:16.180 and say, we have to go

00:48:16.940 slay this dragon.

00:48:17.700 And there would be

00:48:19.120 people that would agree

00:48:20.620 with him.

00:48:21.080 And if he could get

00:48:21.800 enough people, then he

00:48:22.880 would become the king.

00:48:24.840 And it was a temporary

00:48:25.900 position.

00:48:26.420 But if you have perpetual

00:48:27.200 war, then the position of

00:48:28.740 kingship becomes perpetual.

00:48:30.300 And now you have the

00:48:32.060 weakness where the Jew can

00:48:35.040 come in and toady up and

00:48:37.200 separate the royalty or the

00:48:40.360 nobility from the people,

00:48:41.600 especially if there could be

00:48:43.060 some kind of an excuse made

00:48:44.560 to prevent that elite from

00:48:48.140 being challenged to single

00:48:49.480 combat to the death.

00:48:51.740 And clearly, if we look at,

00:48:52.940 for example, the

00:48:54.400 Revolutionary War in the

00:48:55.420 United States, one of the

00:48:57.180 things that was going on

00:48:58.380 back in that era were

00:49:00.000 single combat was still

00:49:01.600 recognized as being a

00:49:03.480 respectable form of dispute

00:49:04.980 resolution between men.

00:49:08.140 George Washington had to

00:49:10.340 request that his officers

00:49:12.020 cease and desist to

00:49:14.560 this behavior while they

00:49:17.060 were at war.

00:49:17.940 And the reason is very

00:49:19.180 clear that you can't have

00:49:20.860 this kind of infighting if

00:49:22.080 you have to have a very

00:49:23.540 unified organism yourself

00:49:26.940 to fight off another

00:49:27.740 organism that's very

00:49:28.840 unified.

00:49:29.940 You have to have absolute

00:49:31.360 obedience.

00:49:32.040 Every individual has to

00:49:33.060 give up their

00:49:33.640 individuality to the

00:49:34.860 leader.

00:49:37.180 But it has to be

00:49:38.620 understood that this is a

00:49:40.080 temporary arrangement.

00:49:41.440 That's where the

00:49:41.840 declaration of war becomes

00:49:43.180 crucial.

00:49:43.640 Your declaration of war

00:49:45.140 also declares the state of

00:49:46.620 peace, which means everyone

00:49:48.360 knows when the war is over.

00:49:52.440 If your declaration of war

00:49:53.760 doesn't tell you when the

00:49:54.740 war is over in a way that

00:49:55.680 people can understand, it's

00:49:57.820 poison.

00:49:59.640 It creates a perpetual state

00:50:01.120 of war, and that's what

00:50:02.060 creates the moral argument

00:50:05.040 to protect the leader from

00:50:08.300 challenge to single combat.

00:50:09.580 war.

00:50:10.580 Because you can't afford to have

00:50:12.200 that kind of disruption of

00:50:14.000 authority during war.

00:50:16.840 So one of the tricks is

00:50:18.640 perpetual war, which means

00:50:21.380 perpetually protecting the

00:50:22.900 leadership from challenges of a

00:50:25.300 matter of honor, from the

00:50:28.080 people that are out there, and

00:50:30.720 then that creates the place where

00:50:32.120 you have centralization where

00:50:33.420 Jews can take over.

00:50:34.280 And that's what happened with

00:50:36.500 Christianity.

00:50:37.600 We had first, in fact, if you

00:50:39.320 look at the, some of the

00:50:40.780 mythology and go back and read

00:50:42.640 Wolfram's book, The History of the

00:50:45.460 Goths, the Amal clan is really the

00:50:49.420 origin of the Assyr.

00:50:51.700 And the notion that Odin is the

00:50:58.080 god of kings, and the god of war

00:51:01.340 comes directly from this, as a

00:51:03.640 direct consequence of this

00:51:04.900 perpetual war creating a king

00:51:06.840 kind of situation.

00:51:09.520 And the conflict between the

00:51:11.000 Assyr and the Vanir, this is my

00:51:13.260 theory, okay, is essentially a

00:51:16.380 conflict between the relatively

00:51:18.380 kingless west of northern

00:51:20.040 Europeans, and the Goths that

00:51:23.680 were in a transition from

00:51:25.820 pre-Christian to Christian, to

00:51:27.760 Aryan, not Aryan, but Aryan

00:51:31.940 Christianity, involving the Amal

00:51:35.500 clan.

00:51:36.980 And Wagner's ring circle gets

00:51:39.520 into some of this stuff as well

00:51:40.740 from the same era.

00:51:42.740 But this perpetual war thing is

00:51:45.540 very poisonous, and it really

00:51:48.760 attacks our ability to act

00:51:50.980 authentically as who we are, in

00:51:55.040 our very blood.

00:51:57.980 Now, I have to, to some extent,

00:52:00.880 defend the rest of humanity in

00:52:05.400 the following sense.

00:52:06.480 This tendency toward eusociality and

00:52:10.040 group conflict is not something that

00:52:12.880 they invented.

00:52:14.820 It's more like something that

00:52:16.300 northern Europeans decided to

00:52:18.220 escape with, I think, the

00:52:20.280 assistance of dogs, believe it or

00:52:21.680 not, going back to 15,000 years.

00:52:25.740 Because dogs were a substitute for a

00:52:30.780 hunting pack.

00:52:32.780 And instead of having to have a gang

00:52:34.320 to go out and hunt, the way you did

00:52:35.340 in Africa, you could now have an

00:52:37.340 individual man with his own hunting

00:52:40.780 pack.

00:52:41.100 In fact, that's one of the reasons

00:52:42.240 why the word dog is such an idiom

00:52:46.520 within ethnic gangs.

00:52:48.960 It's a, hey, dog.

00:52:50.440 They sort of understand at a basic

00:52:52.480 level the role that dogs have played,

00:52:56.700 at least in northern European

00:52:58.160 evolution.

00:53:00.100 And that when you reduce humans to

00:53:04.520 pack animals, they are, in a sense,

00:53:06.560 reduced to dogs.

00:53:07.360 And we have to understand that's not

00:53:10.020 where we want to be as a people.

00:53:11.900 On the other hand, we also have to

00:53:13.260 understand that we are at war.

00:53:16.980 And that's where we have to come to a

00:53:19.660 very conscious decision about what is

00:53:22.000 our organization to wage war, whether

00:53:25.420 it's violent or political or subversive

00:53:29.380 the way the Jews do it or how you want

00:53:31.200 to view it.

00:53:31.640 The question is, how can we organize

00:53:33.760 recognizing that we are at war?

00:53:37.860 We are not dealing with individuals.

00:53:39.820 We are dealing with serpents, with the

00:53:42.160 vipers, with dragons invading our lands.

00:53:45.020 And how can we organize ourselves in

00:53:49.480 such a way that we then we understand

00:53:50.920 what the declaration of war is and

00:53:53.380 what our state of peace is.

00:53:55.380 And at this point, it takes

00:53:56.920 organization outside the state because

00:53:58.840 the state is virtually our enemy.

00:54:02.380 Oh, it is the dragon.

00:54:03.200 They're as anti-white as it gets.

00:54:04.920 The state has become the power and

00:54:08.580 principality of darkness, to use the

00:54:10.360 Judeo-Christian subversion of our

00:54:12.200 people.

00:54:12.500 So, yeah, it's one of those things.

00:54:17.320 No matter what you do, anytime you

00:54:19.820 form one of these mass organisms to

00:54:22.860 fight another organism, you are creating

00:54:25.080 a monster.

00:54:26.420 And you have to understand that.

00:54:27.660 This is also one of the reasons I

00:54:28.880 think that we had a tradition of

00:54:31.420 killing our kings.

00:54:33.840 I think the people, you know, there's

00:54:35.400 this idea of the sacrifice of the

00:54:36.700 sacred king.

00:54:38.400 I think that may have started with one

00:54:40.660 of these kings standing up, you know,

00:54:42.480 one of these war leaders standing up

00:54:44.100 and saying, we will accomplish this.

00:54:45.900 And boy, if he failed, it was his ass

00:54:49.460 on the line.

00:54:50.240 He died.

00:54:51.920 And I can even see a rationale for it

00:54:56.200 being a custom.

00:54:56.980 I don't know if this is the case, but I

00:54:58.340 can easily see it being a rationale for

00:55:00.780 being a custom where if you're in a

00:55:02.660 perpetual state of war and someone

00:55:05.580 wants to take upon themselves the role

00:55:07.680 of military leader, they have to

00:55:11.520 understand that they are a biological

00:55:12.880 danger to their people by having that

00:55:15.860 centralized power and that maybe they

00:55:17.780 need to have built into that authority

00:55:20.860 structure their own death within a

00:55:24.260 reasonable period of time to prevent

00:55:25.680 them from becoming one of these sources

00:55:29.020 of corruption against the people.

00:55:33.560 So that's more of, so much of our

00:55:37.340 history is lost to mythology.

00:55:39.880 You know, you go into Wicca and they

00:55:41.120 have the sacrifice of the sacred king

00:55:42.380 and it doesn't have anything to do with

00:55:43.680 war or being able to prevent this kind

00:55:46.380 of corruption.

00:55:48.860 And other people, I can't remember what

00:55:51.820 it was, the Golden Bough, Frasier,

00:55:54.840 wrote some things about this.

00:55:56.560 But see, the thing is that because our

00:55:59.020 ancestors were preliterate, all of our

00:56:02.780 records are being made by really enemy

00:56:05.280 cultures.

00:56:06.560 We have to really look inside of

00:56:08.240 ourselves and listen to our own

00:56:10.200 authentic voices.

00:56:11.960 But it's really hard to do that when

00:56:13.720 our heads have been filled with these

00:56:15.760 motion pictures and Bibles and all the

00:56:18.400 rest of it.

00:56:18.840 We really have to get away from that.

00:56:21.280 And the best thing that I can suggest is

00:56:23.920 for young men, especially in their teens

00:56:25.700 and their early adulthood, get out into

00:56:28.320 nature and just isolate yourself.

00:56:30.520 Try to listen to who you are.

00:56:31.700 And see if you can hear that authentic

00:56:34.100 voice.

00:56:35.440 Your ancestors are part of your DNA.

00:56:37.480 It's right in your body.

00:56:38.440 So you should be able to access that and

00:56:40.520 tap into it.

00:56:41.660 I strongly believe they speak to us.

00:56:44.740 If we can only listen.

00:56:47.840 Now, do you believe in a natural kingship

00:56:50.160 or an aristocracy?

00:56:51.340 Do you think that that's what whites need

00:56:52.780 right now?

00:56:53.260 Do we need a leader?

00:56:54.620 Hate to say it.

00:56:55.320 Well, we need we need to organize for war

00:57:00.060 and that but the definition of war cannot

00:57:05.720 be the definition that we've we are

00:57:08.600 historically familiar with.

00:57:09.760 You know, that this idea that you get these

00:57:11.760 even not not even guerrilla warfare.

00:57:14.220 It doesn't have to be anything that's

00:57:16.660 violent even.

00:57:17.360 So to say that you need a king is that may

00:57:25.940 be something of an atavism and it may even

00:57:28.520 be very dangerous.

00:57:29.460 I would say that if you're going to think

00:57:30.900 along those lines, you better think along

00:57:33.440 the lines of somebody who's willing to have

00:57:35.960 himself sacrificed.

00:57:36.980 I mean, you know, quite literally and, you

00:57:40.420 know, not figuratively.

00:57:41.780 It's like, you know, I am I'm going to stand

00:57:43.880 up here and, you know, either, you know,

00:57:46.760 this objective that I am setting out to

00:57:49.000 lead the accomplishment of is accomplished

00:57:51.560 with people giving up their individuality

00:57:54.460 to me as their leader for the duration

00:57:57.320 of this of this campaign and we succeed

00:58:00.120 or I am going to commit suicide or be killed

00:58:03.060 by the by my retinue.

00:58:04.420 Now, my opinion is that's not really the

00:58:12.200 way to to to approach things right now.

00:58:15.500 There's there's another approach that I

00:58:17.320 prefer called sortocracy, sorting proponents

00:58:22.540 of social theories into governments that

00:58:23.900 test them is a sort of the idiom for the

00:58:28.020 way I would describe it.

00:58:30.400 And I've got some minimalist rules for

00:58:34.040 sortocracy.

00:58:34.680 There's just four rules I can I can read

00:58:36.640 off to you real quick.

00:58:37.520 You'd like to hear.

00:58:38.120 Yeah, of course.

00:58:39.620 OK, so keep in mind what we're talking

00:58:42.380 about is sorting proponents of social

00:58:44.300 theories and big governments that test them.

00:58:45.980 That means we can still act as individuals

00:58:48.360 to a to an extent.

00:58:50.080 We all have different opinions about it.

00:58:51.880 Some people are just they're dead set on

00:58:54.660 Austrian school of economics, even though it

00:58:56.600 was founded by Jews.

00:58:57.860 Yeah, I could I can.

00:58:59.320 You know, but they're dead set on it, you

00:59:00.560 know, and I'm not going to try to argue

00:59:02.440 them out of the other people are, you

00:59:04.140 know, dead set on.

00:59:05.420 Actually, so I just got to interject this.

00:59:06.860 I think it was Carl Menger.

00:59:08.180 Actually, it was a non-Jewish German.

00:59:09.800 But then later on comes Mises and Rothbard

00:59:12.500 and all the Jews who kind of run with the

00:59:13.860 idea.

00:59:14.260 Yeah, right.

00:59:15.580 And but but you get my point.

00:59:18.540 There are all kinds of different ideas out

00:59:20.020 there and we're all, you know, in fact,

00:59:21.540 many people, you know, already have

00:59:23.480 children that are mixed race.

00:59:26.340 There are lots of guys that I know that

00:59:27.780 that they couldn't find a woman of their

00:59:29.900 own race.

00:59:30.480 They ended up marrying an Asian.

00:59:32.320 They have half Asian kids.

00:59:35.040 You have people who who just have adopted

00:59:38.060 wholesale ideas that are outside of what

00:59:41.040 they outside of anything that identifies

00:59:44.620 themselves and their people as being

00:59:47.600 something worthy of preserving.

00:59:51.240 And I'm not willing to write these people

00:59:52.880 off.

00:59:53.220 I think that for us to write these people

00:59:56.080 off and declare war on them is a mistake.

01:00:00.340 I think that these people need to be

01:00:02.840 educated and they can be reached through

01:00:06.680 what amounts to an enlightenment approach,

01:00:10.960 which is you can go ahead and you can pursue

01:00:14.940 your hypothesis in human ecology with others

01:00:19.380 of like mind.

01:00:20.060 And you cannot pursue it and oppose it on

01:00:23.540 other people that disagree with you.

01:00:25.260 And then we'll see what the results are

01:00:26.840 empirically.

01:00:28.400 And in this manner, you have scientific

01:00:30.040 ethics, which does not perform experiments

01:00:33.380 on unwilling human subjects.

01:00:35.600 In other words, you have true consent of

01:00:36.920 the governed.

01:00:38.140 And the other thing it provides you is

01:00:39.840 controlled experiments.

01:00:41.040 Controlled experiments are necessary to

01:00:43.140 infer causality in social sciences.

01:00:45.420 And that's something that social sciences

01:00:46.640 don't have.

01:00:47.980 And that's one of the reasons why I think

01:00:49.660 that Jews have been very focused on the

01:00:51.720 social sciences.

01:00:52.720 They don't want to have experiments like

01:00:54.560 this.

01:00:55.280 They want to have a single social theory

01:00:57.400 imposed from the center.

01:00:59.060 Because if they have genuine experiments,

01:01:01.860 there might be some experiments where Jews

01:01:03.320 are excluded and they don't want to see

01:01:05.600 what the results of that would be.

01:01:06.680 So that's, in fact, that's one of the ways,

01:01:12.020 that's my primary litmus test for a virulent

01:01:15.880 versus non-virulent Jew.

01:01:17.960 The non-virulent Jews will say to me,

01:01:20.000 if I say to them, will you oppose me if I want

01:01:22.960 to be part of a society that excludes you as a Jew?

01:01:26.220 The non-virulent Jew will say, no, I do not

01:01:28.720 oppose you.

01:01:29.680 A virulent Jew will say, yes, I oppose you.

01:01:33.940 And it's that simple.

01:01:35.980 So the rules are the following.

01:01:40.080 The word state, as used here, is going to

01:01:42.360 designate a body politic testing a particular

01:01:44.480 social theory.

01:01:45.540 Okay?

01:01:46.480 So rule number one, all states are recognized

01:01:48.800 as having legitimate power to control entry

01:01:51.260 to their territories by anyone for any reason

01:01:54.040 whatsoever.

01:01:55.720 Two, all states are obligated to provide

01:01:58.660 relocation for anyone and their dependents

01:02:01.320 requesting immigration.

01:02:02.520 That's emigration, not immigration.

01:02:06.040 Okay?

01:02:06.260 That means they can leave.

01:02:07.540 They can't come in, necessarily.

01:02:08.980 But they have absolute, everybody has

01:02:11.240 an absolute right to leave.

01:02:13.100 This does not necessarily include relocation

01:02:15.940 of capital assets claimed as, quote,

01:02:18.260 property, unquote, by those emigrating.

01:02:21.040 Their dependents include any children that

01:02:22.760 have not been given up for adoption.

01:02:25.180 Number three, states are allocated territory

01:02:28.300 by individual adults receiving a land rent stream

01:02:32.520 that the state in which they reside may demand

01:02:35.580 for the purpose of acquiring control of land

01:02:37.800 for its residents.

01:02:39.900 And number four, if no other state will accept

01:02:42.600 a relocating immigrant, a state of nature must

01:02:46.320 be set aside in which eusociality is suppressed,

01:02:49.040 eusociality being group selection.

01:02:50.600 It is suppressed by rules enforcing individual sovereignty,

01:02:55.140 including death penalty and deadly natural duel.

01:02:59.440 And I can read off those rules, but those are separate.

01:03:01.900 In essence, those are rules that govern what some people

01:03:05.020 might think of as a prison.

01:03:08.000 Okay?

01:03:09.120 Except it's a state of nature.

01:03:10.780 So for some people, it would not be prison.

01:03:12.220 It would be heaven.

01:03:12.700 So these four rules eliminates prisons

01:03:18.340 because the way prisons work is by exile.

01:03:22.380 You are, you know, if you're less and less accepted

01:03:25.560 by more and more territories,

01:03:27.580 you have fewer and fewer places you can go to

01:03:29.320 until you're ejected into a state of nature

01:03:31.900 where you can be killed.

01:03:34.720 And it eliminates war over territory,

01:03:36.800 replaces war over territory with this land rent stream.

01:03:39.700 So a group of people can get together,

01:03:43.840 pool their land rents to be able to acquire

01:03:46.380 a contiguous piece of land

01:03:48.480 over which they can perform their social experiment.

01:03:52.780 And tyranny in all its forms are,

01:03:55.600 including liberal democracies,

01:03:57.240 tyranny of the majority limited only by a vague laundry list

01:04:00.300 of selectively enforced, quote,

01:04:01.960 human rights, unquote.

01:04:03.560 All those tyrannies are eliminated

01:04:05.180 because you get to choose your social theory.

01:04:08.520 in conjunction with other people.

01:04:11.780 So that's my, that,

01:04:13.140 this is what I call my, my organization for war.

01:04:16.580 Okay.

01:04:18.500 This is still accepting that there is a group selection of a form,

01:04:21.480 but people are able to organize

01:04:24.700 into what might be thought of as,

01:04:28.100 as coherent groups

01:04:31.200 that then

01:04:33.200 can, because they are

01:04:35.340 scientifically ethical

01:04:36.940 and they are

01:04:39.460 scientifically based

01:04:42.060 in terms of their interpretation of social theory,

01:04:45.160 they are

01:04:45.740 stronger than other groups.

01:04:49.640 And so they have the morale

01:04:51.440 to expand the domain

01:04:54.160 of this

01:04:55.460 sort of metagovernance.

01:04:57.260 And so when,

01:05:00.000 when there is a opposing group

01:05:01.640 that says,

01:05:02.740 no,

01:05:02.880 you can't conduct

01:05:03.760 your own

01:05:04.380 volunteer organization,

01:05:05.840 like, for example,

01:05:06.540 Jews would say,

01:05:07.460 no, look,

01:05:07.840 you've got some people

01:05:08.460 who are anti-Semitic here.

01:05:09.540 We have to invade.

01:05:10.660 It's like,

01:05:11.080 no,

01:05:11.400 you can't do that.

01:05:12.900 We will all join together

01:05:14.600 as humans

01:05:17.420 that support

01:05:18.700 enlightenment values

01:05:19.760 and we will kill you

01:05:20.880 if you do that.

01:05:22.760 How do we get Europeans

01:05:24.060 to realize

01:05:24.760 that they're

01:05:25.520 in a war?

01:05:26.340 Well,

01:05:29.080 that's part of the trick here.

01:05:31.760 Nothing of what I've put forth here

01:05:33.620 talks about war

01:05:35.160 except implicitly

01:05:36.700 by saying,

01:05:37.920 if you agree to this

01:05:39.180 state of,

01:05:40.700 quote,

01:05:40.780 peace,

01:05:41.120 unquote,

01:05:42.340 then this,

01:05:44.440 this packs

01:05:45.220 enlightenment,

01:05:48.600 if you will,

01:05:49.800 if you agree to this,

01:05:51.800 then there are going to be

01:05:53.020 external threats to it.

01:05:54.560 We'll say,

01:05:55.000 you know,

01:05:55.160 Islam comes in

01:05:56.260 and wants to say,

01:05:57.300 no,

01:05:57.500 you can't do that

01:05:58.200 because everybody's

01:05:58.620 got to be Islamic

01:05:59.380 or any kind of

01:06:00.260 supremacist ideology

01:06:01.360 that wants to come in

01:06:02.540 and say,

01:06:03.340 well,

01:06:03.720 then you have

01:06:04.920 the organization

01:06:06.220 that you're protecting,

01:06:09.780 which,

01:06:10.760 you know,

01:06:11.160 in mythology,

01:06:12.220 in the mythology

01:06:13.220 of the United States,

01:06:14.240 we are defending freedom,

01:06:15.820 we are defending freedom,

01:06:16.120 right?

01:06:16.900 So when we have

01:06:17.840 some threat

01:06:18.560 to the United States,

01:06:19.260 we can all join together

01:06:20.160 because these people

01:06:21.880 hate freedom.

01:06:23.160 Well,

01:06:24.420 the problem is

01:06:25.120 we're not free,

01:06:25.920 so it's kind of,

01:06:26.960 you know,

01:06:27.380 it's a lie.

01:06:29.580 And it's hard

01:06:30.120 to get people

01:06:30.560 really motivated

01:06:31.520 and get the morale

01:06:34.820 that's necessary

01:06:35.440 for war

01:06:36.200 to really fight

01:06:37.760 against these

01:06:38.880 supremacist ideologies,

01:06:39.960 including

01:06:40.800 the Holocaustianity

01:06:43.040 and liberal democracy

01:06:44.120 and all the rest

01:06:44.780 of this nonsense

01:06:45.660 that's being foisted

01:06:47.020 on people

01:06:47.540 as though it were freedom.

01:06:50.260 So,

01:06:50.800 we're not,

01:06:51.740 this is not really

01:06:52.540 asking people directly

01:06:53.820 to recognize

01:06:54.840 they're in a state of war

01:06:55.920 except insofar

01:06:57.500 as if they recognize

01:06:58.600 the legitimacy of this,

01:07:00.280 they're going to recognize

01:07:01.200 the illegitimacy

01:07:02.200 of the current governance

01:07:03.620 and therefore the need

01:07:05.580 to possibly take

01:07:07.180 forceful action.

01:07:09.100 So it's a,

01:07:09.780 it's a,

01:07:10.260 it's an indirect way

01:07:11.360 of doing it.

01:07:11.820 What you're doing

01:07:12.360 is you're saying,

01:07:12.920 do you agree

01:07:13.500 that people should

01:07:14.540 not be experimented on

01:07:17.420 without their consent?

01:07:20.640 Do you agree

01:07:21.720 that in order

01:07:22.560 to infer causality,

01:07:24.140 even in the social sciences

01:07:25.520 you need,

01:07:26.260 and perhaps especially

01:07:27.220 in the social sciences,

01:07:28.100 you need control groups

01:07:29.340 so that you have

01:07:31.060 some purity

01:07:31.740 of your testing

01:07:32.800 of your ideals?

01:07:34.820 If you can get people

01:07:35.720 to agree on those two points,

01:07:36.720 then you've got them.

01:07:38.840 Yeah,

01:07:39.020 you know,

01:07:39.380 people don't realize

01:07:40.200 that right now,

01:07:42.040 I mean,

01:07:42.380 demonizing a native

01:07:43.940 majority population

01:07:45.220 and getting the minority

01:07:46.360 populations to compete

01:07:47.980 against them,

01:07:48.720 it's a genocidal tactic,

01:07:50.780 right?

01:07:51.020 Yes,

01:07:51.500 yes,

01:07:51.740 of course it is.

01:07:52.980 I mean,

01:07:53.580 I think the Bolsheviks

01:07:54.420 did something like this too.

01:07:55.540 They were demonizing

01:07:56.360 Russian priests

01:07:57.600 and military officers

01:07:58.840 and all those people

01:07:59.680 before they exterminated them.

01:08:01.220 So who's the one,

01:08:02.620 one race you can criticize

01:08:03.960 right now

01:08:04.580 and say anything to?

01:08:06.940 Right.

01:08:07.440 And so what this is saying

01:08:08.580 is that,

01:08:09.020 look,

01:08:09.280 even if somebody

01:08:10.780 is trying to

01:08:12.940 create an environment

01:08:14.060 that's similar

01:08:14.640 to the one

01:08:15.060 in which their ancestors

01:08:16.060 evolved,

01:08:16.940 I know that sounds evil,

01:08:19.720 but,

01:08:20.600 you know,

01:08:21.240 just maybe,

01:08:22.220 you know,

01:08:22.900 like all other organisms

01:08:24.140 who want to live

01:08:24.840 in an environment

01:08:25.340 like their ancestors

01:08:26.000 has evolved

01:08:26.460 and maybe it's okay

01:08:27.300 for some humans

01:08:28.220 to,

01:08:28.860 even Europeans,

01:08:30.080 you know,

01:08:32.780 and the thing is

01:08:33.940 that when you start

01:08:35.660 putting it into those terms,

01:08:37.360 people start having

01:08:38.220 difficulty arguing with you.

01:08:40.480 You know,

01:08:41.060 then it gets to the point,

01:08:42.000 oh,

01:08:42.280 well,

01:08:42.560 gee,

01:08:42.780 you know,

01:08:42.880 we have this history

01:08:43.640 of like,

01:08:44.160 you know,

01:08:44.440 racism and Holocaust

01:08:46.080 and stuff like that.

01:08:47.020 And you say,

01:08:47.260 look,

01:08:47.720 there is this tradition

01:08:50.440 of not convicting people

01:08:53.740 until they are proven guilty

01:08:55.940 or there's a presumption

01:08:56.860 of innocence.

01:08:57.420 Even Jews themselves

01:08:59.840 will say,

01:09:00.760 you should always

01:09:02.580 give people

01:09:03.460 the benefit of the doubt.

01:09:05.520 Right?

01:09:06.340 Mm-hmm.

01:09:08.060 So,

01:09:09.000 why are you

01:09:09.620 removing

01:09:11.240 preemptively

01:09:13.000 the fundamental human right

01:09:14.800 of these people

01:09:15.460 to consent

01:09:16.640 of the governed

01:09:17.360 without giving them

01:09:18.820 a fair trial?

01:09:21.400 And,

01:09:21.820 yeah,

01:09:22.080 you will get people

01:09:23.360 still coming back

01:09:24.300 and say,

01:09:24.560 well,

01:09:24.760 it's just,

01:09:25.160 you know,

01:09:25.720 but generally

01:09:26.380 at that point

01:09:27.240 you're dealing

01:09:27.640 with people

01:09:28.040 who are,

01:09:28.660 you know,

01:09:28.980 of some other race

01:09:29.920 that are,

01:09:30.920 I mean,

01:09:31.980 seriously,

01:09:32.480 it's like,

01:09:32.780 you know,

01:09:33.000 it's like a black

01:09:33.800 or,

01:09:34.480 you know,

01:09:34.940 somebody who's

01:09:35.280 really clearly

01:09:35.800 being Jewish

01:09:36.980 and just saying,

01:09:38.160 oh,

01:09:38.240 Holocaust,

01:09:38.720 Holocaust,

01:09:39.140 Holocaust,

01:09:40.360 you know.

01:09:40.900 And at that point,

01:09:43.400 it's like,

01:09:43.740 well,

01:09:44.180 sorry,

01:09:44.740 we're not really,

01:09:45.360 you know,

01:09:46.260 we're just trying

01:09:47.300 to deal with the fact

01:09:48.560 that we have to

01:09:49.500 eventually wage war

01:09:50.580 and you wouldn't

01:09:50.900 re-recognize that.

01:09:52.620 Well,

01:09:52.820 what happens?

01:09:53.460 Too bad.

01:09:53.880 Does it have to do,

01:09:54.820 can we organize

01:09:55.600 once we're a minority?

01:09:56.520 Will it be okay then?

01:09:58.300 No.

01:09:59.820 No,

01:10:00.320 no,

01:10:00.600 it won't be.

01:10:01.380 And,

01:10:01.700 you know,

01:10:02.100 that's,

01:10:02.820 that's one of the reasons

01:10:05.480 why you can't,

01:10:06.760 when we were,

01:10:07.380 the people who are aware

01:10:08.840 of and willing

01:10:10.040 to come out

01:10:10.500 and say,

01:10:10.860 look,

01:10:11.040 this is genocide

01:10:11.800 are already,

01:10:12.920 we're already a minority

01:10:13.800 even among our own people,

01:10:14.980 let alone our race

01:10:16.300 being a minority

01:10:16.840 already in the world.

01:10:18.400 Okay.

01:10:18.720 that's one of the reasons

01:10:20.400 why I'm saying

01:10:20.860 we cannot exclude

01:10:21.920 all these people

01:10:22.580 who have been brainwashed

01:10:23.700 and we cannot exclude

01:10:25.020 all these people

01:10:25.700 who have children

01:10:27.440 and relatives

01:10:28.360 in other races.

01:10:30.020 We have,

01:10:30.740 we can't exclude Jews

01:10:32.060 who are willing

01:10:33.020 to act as humans.

01:10:34.460 Okay.

01:10:35.120 If they're going,

01:10:36.060 if they're going to be

01:10:36.680 reasonable human beings

01:10:38.080 within,

01:10:39.680 within this,

01:10:40.520 this regime

01:10:41.320 of enlightenment,

01:10:42.900 enlightened sortocracy,

01:10:44.640 then we treat them

01:10:46.260 as humans.

01:10:46.860 Okay.

01:10:49.740 It's just when they

01:10:50.540 cross out lines,

01:10:51.740 all bets are off.

01:10:53.360 Yeah.

01:10:54.540 Unfortunately,

01:10:54.940 I've seen a lot of

01:10:55.920 infighting between

01:10:56.940 a lot of different factions

01:10:58.640 of European nationalists

01:11:00.320 and they're just,

01:11:01.180 to me,

01:11:01.440 it just is bratty

01:11:02.800 and it's a waste of time.

01:11:04.200 I mean,

01:11:04.480 we're,

01:11:04.800 we're in a dire time here.

01:11:06.320 We need loyalty.

01:11:07.260 We need unity.

01:11:08.260 We need brotherhood.

01:11:09.220 So,

01:11:09.700 I mean,

01:11:09.960 for me,

01:11:10.240 I don't care if you're

01:11:10.860 an anarchist

01:11:11.520 or a Nazi

01:11:12.020 or a Christian

01:11:12.600 or whatever,

01:11:13.180 as long as you have

01:11:13.900 your folk in mind

01:11:14.780 and you're willing

01:11:15.500 to unite for the cause.

01:11:16.860 I'm happy with that.

01:11:18.020 How about you?

01:11:19.100 Well,

01:11:19.340 right.

01:11:19.720 And that's,

01:11:20.280 the point here

01:11:21.180 is that people

01:11:22.460 are not always

01:11:24.220 in a state

01:11:25.100 of,

01:11:26.300 not an,

01:11:26.620 not an active

01:11:27.800 warfare mindset.

01:11:30.200 People are thinking,

01:11:31.260 oh,

01:11:31.400 I,

01:11:31.560 we have to organize

01:11:32.460 our society

01:11:33.300 in this way.

01:11:33.880 We have to organize

01:11:34.320 our society

01:11:34.800 in that way.

01:11:36.260 And that's where

01:11:37.960 we're being divided.

01:11:39.280 And so I'm saying,

01:11:40.140 I'm saying,

01:11:40.800 yes,

01:11:41.080 absolutely.

01:11:41.680 You get to go ahead

01:11:42.720 and have your

01:11:43.220 national socialist regime

01:11:44.560 over here,

01:11:45.000 free of Jews.

01:11:45.960 And these guys

01:11:46.740 over here,

01:11:47.140 yeah,

01:11:47.400 you get to have

01:11:48.160 your,

01:11:48.400 your libertarian,

01:11:49.700 you know,

01:11:51.080 you know,

01:11:51.440 lesbian,

01:11:52.120 whatever you want

01:11:52.600 to do.

01:11:53.120 Okay.

01:11:54.000 You can,

01:11:54.400 you know,

01:11:54.680 all these divisions

01:11:55.860 that,

01:11:56.780 that are divided,

01:11:57.520 that are dividing

01:11:58.160 people and making it

01:11:59.700 so that people don't,

01:12:00.360 don't recognize

01:12:01.460 that there is a

01:12:02.080 common enemy

01:12:02.780 are taken care

01:12:05.540 of by sortocracy.

01:12:08.420 And then

01:12:09.160 you've got a condition

01:12:10.580 once people understand,

01:12:12.400 oh,

01:12:12.560 gee,

01:12:12.720 now I get to have

01:12:13.440 the life that I wanted

01:12:14.240 to live in.

01:12:14.660 I can,

01:12:14.940 I can live in the

01:12:15.600 kind of community

01:12:16.300 that I wanted to live in.

01:12:18.220 Once they realize

01:12:19.420 that they actually

01:12:20.000 can have the kind

01:12:21.040 of community

01:12:21.380 that they wanted

01:12:21.800 to live in,

01:12:23.260 and they don't have

01:12:24.040 to be fighting

01:12:24.460 with these other people,

01:12:25.460 they can start to realize

01:12:26.540 that they have

01:12:26.900 common interests.

01:12:27.900 But I don't think

01:12:28.320 they can until

01:12:29.020 they get that.

01:12:31.020 Yeah,

01:12:31.400 I agree.

01:12:32.000 But I'm with you.

01:12:33.180 I think there's

01:12:34.220 so many differences

01:12:34.980 among white people

01:12:35.760 that it's got to

01:12:36.720 split off into

01:12:37.480 different kinds

01:12:38.280 of groups and tribes.

01:12:39.940 But we're not,

01:12:40.540 we're far from there

01:12:41.520 right now.

01:12:42.240 We're like in a battle

01:12:43.300 so we can't even

01:12:43.880 be talking about

01:12:44.680 organizing into

01:12:45.820 what kind of house

01:12:46.400 we're going to build

01:12:46.940 because the house

01:12:47.600 is being destroyed

01:12:48.400 right now.

01:12:49.560 Right,

01:12:49.840 that's why we have

01:12:50.700 many different houses.

01:12:52.520 That's why we make it

01:12:53.340 so that you have

01:12:55.300 the right to join

01:12:56.880 together on territory

01:12:58.000 with other people

01:12:58.840 that share

01:13:00.840 your social theory.

01:13:02.000 and that's where

01:13:03.520 you get people

01:13:04.160 to agree.

01:13:05.740 You let people

01:13:06.860 agree to disagree

01:13:07.800 on these

01:13:08.740 peripheral issues

01:13:10.040 and then to start

01:13:12.920 to organize

01:13:13.420 around that.

01:13:15.500 And once you've

01:13:16.200 got them agreeing

01:13:17.460 to organize

01:13:18.060 around that

01:13:18.780 then you can start

01:13:19.840 to take on

01:13:20.360 these other powers.

01:13:22.460 Now I'm not going

01:13:22.940 to go into

01:13:23.440 all of the stages

01:13:24.880 that you need

01:13:25.340 to go through

01:13:25.980 to get to the point

01:13:27.160 where you actually

01:13:27.580 have a military

01:13:28.320 but I don't even

01:13:29.900 think you need

01:13:30.340 to have a military.

01:13:31.000 I think there are

01:13:31.520 other ways

01:13:31.860 of dealing

01:13:32.140 with this problem.

01:13:35.440 And I can talk

01:13:37.340 at length about that

01:13:38.400 but that's another story.

01:13:40.700 That gets back

01:13:41.520 into my history

01:13:42.620 with technology

01:13:43.720 and space colonization

01:13:45.720 and things of that nature.

01:13:46.700 But there are

01:13:49.300 some of the things

01:13:49.740 we can do

01:13:50.260 that are not

01:13:51.020 directly violent

01:13:53.800 warfare

01:13:54.340 that can actually

01:13:55.320 in a sense

01:13:56.120 give these

01:13:57.980 what I would call

01:13:59.240 subhumans

01:13:59.880 give them what they want.

01:14:01.700 But the thing is

01:14:03.380 what they want

01:14:04.160 ultimately

01:14:05.160 is these sort of

01:14:06.460 ant-like colonies

01:14:07.420 where they're all

01:14:08.380 sort of around

01:14:09.220 each other

01:14:09.720 and this angelic

01:14:11.300 group

01:14:11.840 and

01:14:13.500 there are ways

01:14:15.300 of technologically

01:14:16.020 enabling them

01:14:16.780 to have that.

01:14:17.820 It's sort of like

01:14:18.160 think about the way

01:14:18.800 cities are.

01:14:19.500 Cities are

01:14:19.920 these human

01:14:21.000 ecologies

01:14:21.800 very high density

01:14:23.300 population areas.

01:14:24.700 They don't take up

01:14:25.160 that much land.

01:14:27.240 And

01:14:27.540 if you can get

01:14:28.500 those cities

01:14:29.120 so they're more

01:14:30.320 ecologically isolated

01:14:31.760 and their agricultural

01:14:33.100 basis

01:14:33.740 does not take up

01:14:34.660 as much nature

01:14:35.360 then you can have

01:14:36.360 something that is

01:14:37.220 more compatible

01:14:38.820 with

01:14:40.180 the way

01:14:41.320 our people

01:14:42.060 relate to nature.

01:14:43.880 Well that's why

01:14:44.240 lately

01:14:44.860 you know

01:14:45.460 I personally

01:14:45.960 don't want to live

01:14:46.640 in Agenda 21

01:14:47.360 but I feel like

01:14:48.080 if all these

01:14:48.460 immigrants are coming

01:14:49.160 in

01:14:49.320 come on in

01:14:49.920 have the GMO

01:14:50.820 corn

01:14:51.160 live your

01:14:51.680 Agenda 21

01:14:52.460 lifestyle

01:14:52.980 and we could all

01:14:54.200 be out on the

01:14:54.800 farmlands

01:14:55.340 or in the nature.

01:14:56.840 Precisely

01:14:57.300 that's

01:14:58.220 you know

01:14:58.480 our primer

01:14:59.280 our true

01:14:59.980 mode of peace

01:15:00.860 is one

01:15:01.940 where we have

01:15:02.580 a direct

01:15:03.000 relationship

01:15:03.520 with what I

01:15:04.160 can only call

01:15:04.600 God.

01:15:05.900 We don't have

01:15:06.900 intermediating

01:15:07.560 priests.

01:15:09.100 We have

01:15:09.740 we are all

01:15:10.760 gods.

01:15:12.780 That's one of the

01:15:13.440 things that we

01:15:13.860 recognize in

01:15:14.540 ourselves I think

01:15:15.220 more than other

01:15:15.720 people is that

01:15:16.340 we are

01:15:16.740 each individual

01:15:17.800 each one of us

01:15:18.920 is an individual

01:15:19.480 as a God.

01:15:20.700 We are

01:15:21.360 descended

01:15:21.920 from God

01:15:23.020 and our

01:15:24.020 relationship

01:15:24.680 is a direct

01:15:26.580 one.

01:15:27.080 It's an

01:15:27.420 ancestral one.

01:15:29.260 And also

01:15:29.760 they talk about

01:15:30.720 being descended

01:15:31.160 from Modem

01:15:31.600 but I

01:15:31.940 take it back

01:15:32.960 further than that.

01:15:35.080 And

01:15:35.240 so

01:15:36.440 having this

01:15:37.600 direct relationship

01:15:38.520 and not

01:15:39.140 intermediated

01:15:40.700 by other

01:15:41.120 people

01:15:41.500 our

01:15:42.560 primary

01:15:43.320 relationship

01:15:43.980 is not

01:15:44.600 with other

01:15:45.120 people.

01:15:45.560 Our

01:15:45.660 primary

01:15:46.120 relationship

01:15:46.720 is with

01:15:47.160 nature

01:15:47.580 and

01:15:49.260 secondarily

01:15:49.860 with other

01:15:50.280 people.

01:15:51.680 We grow

01:15:52.300 out our

01:15:52.740 relationship

01:15:53.160 with nature

01:15:53.680 as the

01:15:54.080 way in

01:15:54.500 which our

01:15:54.860 ancestors

01:15:55.300 speak to

01:15:56.000 us.

01:15:57.740 And our

01:15:58.280 ancestors go

01:15:58.900 back beyond

01:15:59.440 humans.

01:16:01.920 I agree.

01:16:02.620 And that's

01:16:02.860 one of the

01:16:03.120 things we have

01:16:03.500 to understand

01:16:03.960 about our

01:16:04.700 relationship to

01:16:05.380 nature.

01:16:05.640 our unique

01:16:06.740 individualism

01:16:08.120 is something

01:16:09.020 where we

01:16:09.520 have a

01:16:09.880 very deep

01:16:10.640 rooted sense

01:16:11.420 of

01:16:11.940 identity

01:16:14.720 with the

01:16:16.400 roots of

01:16:16.740 life.

01:16:18.160 But Jim,

01:16:18.460 white people

01:16:18.840 aren't indigenous

01:16:19.460 anywhere.

01:16:20.340 We're invaders.

01:16:21.200 We're not

01:16:21.460 native to the

01:16:22.100 earth.

01:16:22.820 Well,

01:16:23.880 you know,

01:16:24.440 we have to

01:16:24.740 understand that

01:16:25.420 we were

01:16:26.300 mentally

01:16:26.820 enslaved.

01:16:29.460 And,

01:16:29.820 you know,

01:16:30.320 so a lot

01:16:30.860 of what we

01:16:31.220 did during

01:16:32.560 that period

01:16:33.040 of time,

01:16:33.420 I'm not

01:16:33.680 saying that

01:16:34.120 they're

01:16:35.460 justified.

01:16:36.260 You know,

01:16:36.960 once you're

01:16:38.040 in the regime

01:16:38.940 of group

01:16:39.420 selection where

01:16:40.080 you've got

01:16:40.480 a Native

01:16:41.180 American tribe

01:16:41.940 fighting another

01:16:42.460 one and us

01:16:44.100 coming in and

01:16:44.660 they're fighting

01:16:44.920 us, it's

01:16:46.620 war.

01:16:47.720 And what's

01:16:49.560 justice and

01:16:50.180 what's not

01:16:50.560 justice?

01:16:51.400 Well, it's

01:16:51.960 who wins.

01:16:53.400 That's it.

01:16:54.900 So you don't

01:16:55.900 have to give

01:16:56.240 me any crap

01:16:57.220 about this

01:16:57.780 being indigenous

01:16:58.440 and that

01:16:58.780 and whatever.

01:17:01.300 Once you're

01:17:01.980 in a group

01:17:02.760 selectionist

01:17:03.340 environment,

01:17:04.560 you're at

01:17:04.880 war and

01:17:05.520 that's the

01:17:05.860 only justice

01:17:07.120 that there

01:17:07.740 is, is

01:17:08.200 which group

01:17:08.880 wins.

01:17:10.140 The thing

01:17:10.660 is that we

01:17:10.960 have to

01:17:11.180 remember that

01:17:12.340 that selects

01:17:13.120 for a

01:17:13.460 direction,

01:17:13.940 that's an

01:17:14.140 evolutionary

01:17:14.460 direction that

01:17:16.440 ultimately

01:17:17.020 destroys,

01:17:18.880 it destroys

01:17:20.620 the individual

01:17:23.240 integrity for

01:17:24.120 group integrity.

01:17:24.940 It makes

01:17:25.220 us so that

01:17:26.480 the thing

01:17:26.980 that we

01:17:27.220 think of

01:17:27.640 as our

01:17:28.800 God

01:17:29.160 identity,

01:17:29.860 the individual's

01:17:31.060 integrity,

01:17:31.500 the beautiful

01:17:33.280 woman,

01:17:34.180 the honorable

01:17:34.760 man,

01:17:36.420 these things

01:17:37.580 become subordinate

01:17:38.440 to this group

01:17:39.660 and no,

01:17:41.860 I will,

01:17:43.120 I look at the

01:17:44.160 beauty of our

01:17:44.660 woman,

01:17:45.060 that's really

01:17:45.700 what I look at

01:17:46.300 is the beauty

01:17:46.700 of our woman,

01:17:47.340 I just,

01:17:48.320 that's how I

01:17:49.860 see,

01:17:50.560 my primary

01:17:51.420 relationship with

01:17:52.060 God is when I

01:17:52.660 see that.

01:17:53.720 So yes,

01:17:54.600 there's a sense

01:17:55.180 in which there's

01:17:55.900 a social level

01:17:57.300 that is

01:17:58.060 primary in

01:17:58.900 my mind,

01:17:59.940 but it's

01:18:00.300 sex,

01:18:01.040 it's the

01:18:01.420 recognition of

01:18:02.900 the God

01:18:05.460 nature of

01:18:06.020 the opposite

01:18:06.460 sex that

01:18:09.280 embodies that

01:18:11.160 which we as

01:18:11.800 an individual

01:18:12.280 of the other

01:18:12.800 sex were

01:18:13.240 lacking

01:18:13.480 ourselves.

01:18:15.080 And from

01:18:15.680 that we

01:18:16.140 can then

01:18:16.500 graduate,

01:18:17.300 that educates

01:18:18.280 us as to

01:18:18.840 the value of

01:18:19.640 the other,

01:18:20.380 and we can

01:18:20.700 then graduate

01:18:21.380 beyond that

01:18:22.120 into the

01:18:22.460 recognition of

01:18:23.040 the value of

01:18:23.520 nature,

01:18:24.660 the value of

01:18:25.220 other people.

01:18:25.740 Well,

01:18:26.380 I wish those

01:18:26.920 European white

01:18:28.040 boys over there

01:18:28.820 would pick up

01:18:29.360 their balls

01:18:29.860 and take care

01:18:30.420 of their

01:18:30.680 streets because

01:18:31.260 there's women

01:18:32.080 that are literally

01:18:32.720 getting hit.

01:18:33.420 We just posted

01:18:33.980 a video of a

01:18:34.660 Dutch girl who

01:18:35.260 got knocked

01:18:35.720 out by some

01:18:36.340 Arabs.

01:18:37.360 Rapes are

01:18:37.860 occurring,

01:18:38.680 children are

01:18:39.220 being abducted,

01:18:40.200 and nothing's

01:18:41.220 happening.

01:18:41.580 It's almost like

01:18:41.980 we need to have

01:18:42.520 just a voluntary

01:18:43.220 police force

01:18:44.140 wandering the

01:18:44.720 streets because

01:18:45.260 our government's

01:18:45.940 not taking care

01:18:46.660 of it.

01:18:47.340 Right,

01:18:47.680 that's why we

01:18:48.540 have to get

01:18:49.060 to the point

01:18:49.560 where we have

01:18:50.400 group identity

01:18:51.440 of the type

01:18:52.820 that I'm

01:18:53.040 talking about

01:18:53.880 motivated,

01:18:55.740 saying,

01:18:56.100 look,

01:18:56.380 what's going

01:18:57.040 on here

01:18:57.440 with the

01:18:57.680 Dutch

01:18:57.860 government?

01:18:58.340 This is a

01:18:59.060 gang that's

01:18:59.780 preventing us

01:19:00.680 from forming

01:19:01.520 the kind of

01:19:02.480 society that we

01:19:03.120 want to form,

01:19:04.240 and we have a

01:19:04.740 right to.

01:19:05.060 We have a

01:19:05.320 fundamental right

01:19:05.880 to have that

01:19:06.600 kind of society.

01:19:07.320 as long as you

01:19:09.380 can get to that

01:19:09.900 point and

01:19:11.180 recognize that

01:19:12.040 this is an

01:19:12.520 enemy,

01:19:13.120 this entity

01:19:14.520 that's the

01:19:15.200 Dutch government

01:19:15.800 or the

01:19:16.100 European Union

01:19:16.780 or the

01:19:17.880 United States

01:19:18.200 government or

01:19:18.600 whatever,

01:19:19.980 is an

01:19:21.240 actual occupying

01:19:22.380 army that

01:19:23.320 is preventing

01:19:23.820 us from

01:19:24.800 having our

01:19:26.220 own type

01:19:28.180 of social

01:19:29.740 organization that

01:19:30.660 is our right

01:19:31.500 to have.

01:19:32.020 it's difficult

01:19:34.040 to get

01:19:34.420 people to

01:19:35.220 form,

01:19:36.920 to identify

01:19:37.940 as anything

01:19:38.380 but individuals,

01:19:39.880 if you understand

01:19:40.460 what I'm saying.

01:19:40.920 Our group

01:19:41.520 identity is taken

01:19:42.220 over by these

01:19:43.480 monstrosities that

01:19:45.060 have no right to

01:19:45.840 identification with

01:19:46.860 them.

01:19:47.000 we need to find

01:19:49.480 other identities.

01:19:50.340 And if it's

01:19:50.980 like I said,

01:19:52.400 if it's a

01:19:52.660 libertarian group,

01:19:54.040 although to them

01:19:56.060 that would be an

01:19:56.540 anathema,

01:19:57.400 or if it's a

01:19:57.920 Nazi group,

01:19:58.660 or if it's a

01:19:59.020 communist group,

01:19:59.620 whatever it is,

01:20:00.460 it might be a

01:20:01.140 Christian group,

01:20:02.580 doesn't matter.

01:20:03.760 Whatever kind of

01:20:04.400 group it is,

01:20:05.060 if it's your

01:20:05.680 group and it's

01:20:06.920 being interfered

01:20:07.640 with, you have

01:20:08.220 to recognize

01:20:08.760 other people

01:20:09.540 that have

01:20:09.840 different opinions

01:20:10.680 from you also

01:20:11.660 have a right to

01:20:12.540 their quasi-religion

01:20:15.020 or their social

01:20:15.660 theory and that

01:20:16.980 you are all

01:20:18.000 being violated

01:20:18.800 by these

01:20:19.340 monstrosities.

01:20:21.340 And at that

01:20:21.980 point, you have

01:20:23.080 some basis for

01:20:24.300 forming a

01:20:26.640 federation that

01:20:27.640 can fight back.

01:20:28.960 You've got to get

01:20:29.540 your identity back

01:20:31.480 from these

01:20:31.880 governments that

01:20:33.020 are out there

01:20:33.460 right now and

01:20:34.260 identify with

01:20:35.440 people that you

01:20:37.760 can identify with

01:20:38.880 in terms of what

01:20:39.880 you believe in.

01:20:40.960 So what do you

01:20:41.240 think of the

01:20:41.660 pan-anarchist

01:20:42.580 movement where

01:20:43.280 it's all kinds of

01:20:43.920 different anarchists

01:20:44.860 that are trying to

01:20:45.560 get together just

01:20:46.320 to fight the

01:20:46.900 government right

01:20:47.440 now?

01:20:49.460 Well, as long

01:20:51.240 as they're willing

01:20:52.120 to have other

01:20:54.120 people like the

01:20:55.620 libertarians or

01:20:57.240 the minarchists or

01:20:58.320 the national

01:20:59.300 socialists or the

01:21:00.180 communists or

01:21:00.900 whatever, the

01:21:01.820 Christians,

01:21:02.480 fundamentalist

01:21:03.160 Christians, there

01:21:04.580 are all kinds of

01:21:05.500 people out there

01:21:06.260 that they need to

01:21:07.060 recognize have a

01:21:08.680 right to their

01:21:09.780 own communities in

01:21:10.840 which they want to

01:21:11.320 raise their

01:21:11.660 children.

01:21:12.020 and as long as

01:21:14.300 they recognize

01:21:14.820 that, then hey,

01:21:16.400 as far as I'm

01:21:17.120 concerned, they're

01:21:17.780 in and they get

01:21:18.840 there and if they

01:21:21.280 want to elect me,

01:21:22.000 if people want me

01:21:23.000 to be king, what

01:21:23.660 I'll do is I'll

01:21:24.580 stand up and say,

01:21:25.840 I will live or die

01:21:27.080 based upon the

01:21:28.360 merits of this

01:21:29.600 sortocracy.

01:21:30.780 If you want to

01:21:31.600 identify with me,

01:21:32.400 you get your land

01:21:33.560 rent stream and you

01:21:36.160 can then claim with

01:21:37.480 others of like

01:21:38.260 mind whatever

01:21:39.080 territory you think

01:21:40.200 you want to claim

01:21:41.180 regardless of what

01:21:42.500 regime currently

01:21:43.960 claims outland and

01:21:45.160 you have legitimate

01:21:45.840 right to it.

01:21:47.680 And then the

01:21:48.020 question becomes how

01:21:48.800 do we organize to

01:21:49.680 actually sequester

01:21:51.440 that and get the

01:21:53.880 right to these

01:21:54.500 people exercising

01:21:55.360 their freedom of

01:21:56.120 what I call it

01:21:57.140 religion, however

01:21:58.600 you work it, but

01:22:00.020 that's where you

01:22:00.820 start to get things

01:22:01.840 organized.

01:22:02.520 You get territories

01:22:03.740 you've set aside

01:22:04.740 that you're going to

01:22:05.480 live and raise your

01:22:07.620 children the way you

01:22:08.400 see fit to raise

01:22:09.460 them.

01:22:10.200 And you're going

01:22:12.140 to fight for that.

01:22:13.340 You identify with

01:22:14.520 allocating land that

01:22:15.980 way and you fight

01:22:16.760 for it.

01:22:17.960 I agree.

01:22:18.940 I agree.

01:22:19.420 Last question for

01:22:20.120 you.

01:22:20.700 The expulsion of

01:22:21.580 Jews from European

01:22:22.620 kingdoms has occurred

01:22:23.680 thousands of times

01:22:24.960 for over thousands of

01:22:26.080 years and this

01:22:26.620 problem used to be

01:22:27.500 known, but why did

01:22:28.620 this occur and why

01:22:29.320 did it stop being

01:22:30.520 known?

01:22:31.960 Well, part of the

01:22:32.720 problem is that there

01:22:33.540 wasn't enough

01:22:34.040 communication between

01:22:35.120 the kingdoms.

01:22:35.760 and so people in

01:22:39.860 one kingdom would

01:22:40.620 be, well, think

01:22:42.040 about it like this.

01:22:42.640 It's like I was

01:22:43.360 saying about the

01:22:43.880 virulence.

01:22:44.540 You have a guy

01:22:45.740 lying on a couch

01:22:46.620 over here and

01:22:47.080 you've got another

01:22:47.940 guy who's not

01:22:48.540 diseased lying on a

01:22:49.360 couch next to him.

01:22:51.020 The guy dies of the

01:22:52.700 virus.

01:22:54.140 The disease escapes

01:22:55.080 to the other guy

01:22:55.720 and so the guy that

01:22:58.320 just died can't really

01:23:00.140 say to the guy,

01:23:01.080 look, this is a bad

01:23:03.020 virus.

01:23:03.380 He's dead, right?

01:23:05.680 Now, you can observe

01:23:06.860 the death of this

01:23:08.600 other guy and try to

01:23:09.800 learn something from

01:23:10.400 that, but if your

01:23:12.080 history is being

01:23:12.760 written by a highly

01:23:14.380 literate culture that

01:23:16.460 obscures the social

01:23:19.380 realities and obscures

01:23:20.700 the results of

01:23:21.420 experiments, for

01:23:22.240 example, putting Jews

01:23:23.940 into control of money

01:23:25.140 or whatever, or in

01:23:26.800 control of the

01:23:27.700 banking system, then

01:23:29.540 you're not going to

01:23:30.500 learn.

01:23:30.780 eventually, when

01:23:34.960 we got to the

01:23:35.920 point that there

01:23:36.540 was enough

01:23:36.920 communication and

01:23:38.760 there was enough

01:23:39.220 centralization of the

01:23:40.700 economies, I think

01:23:43.860 that was the point at

01:23:44.640 which we lost our

01:23:46.040 ability to be

01:23:46.680 independent.

01:23:47.900 We have to get back

01:23:48.780 to the point where

01:23:49.360 we have some more

01:23:50.220 of this localization

01:23:51.400 of, you know,

01:23:53.700 autarky, basically,

01:23:55.420 more localized

01:23:56.960 independence.

01:23:58.220 and part of that

01:24:01.200 ideal is to, as I

01:24:04.040 said, get people so

01:24:05.020 that they go into an

01:24:06.760 area, claim it for

01:24:07.880 their own, live the

01:24:08.900 way they want to

01:24:09.640 live, and many

01:24:11.160 people are going to

01:24:11.760 decide that they want

01:24:12.540 to live with the food

01:24:14.240 that they grow in the

01:24:15.000 local area.

01:24:16.180 You know, say, one of

01:24:17.080 the ideas is to have a

01:24:17.960 county currency where

01:24:19.160 the county government

01:24:20.640 would be collecting

01:24:21.820 currency that it

01:24:23.320 issues, and so the

01:24:24.700 county becomes a

01:24:26.400 self-sufficient

01:24:27.300 economy.

01:24:28.780 And you get that

01:24:29.320 kind of thing

01:24:29.720 happening, and then

01:24:30.560 you're not going to

01:24:31.820 be as vulnerable to

01:24:33.460 the manipulations

01:24:35.380 from the central

01:24:36.140 economic forces, and

01:24:37.800 you're not going to

01:24:39.000 have more control

01:24:40.340 over your own

01:24:40.740 education, and

01:24:42.340 you're going to

01:24:42.720 have, because you're

01:24:44.180 independent, you're

01:24:45.420 going to be thinking

01:24:46.080 more clearly.

01:24:47.200 You're not going to

01:24:47.560 be as biologically

01:24:51.480 sort of enslaved to

01:24:55.320 the larger economic

01:24:56.360 structures, and

01:24:57.080 therefore your mind

01:24:57.780 is going to be

01:24:58.120 freer.

01:24:59.100 Well, as we wind

01:25:00.000 down, Jim, is there

01:25:01.140 anything we missed and

01:25:01.980 need to add to this

01:25:02.800 first conversation?

01:25:06.440 I don't think so.

01:25:08.260 I do think I'd like to

01:25:10.340 talk a little bit more

01:25:11.060 in the future in more

01:25:12.480 depth about this

01:25:13.380 conflict between

01:25:14.280 individual selection

01:25:15.320 and group selection

01:25:17.020 as a central question

01:25:20.080 that people need to

01:25:20.880 face, because we need

01:25:21.840 to choose our

01:25:22.280 evolutionary direction,

01:25:23.240 and if we aren't

01:25:25.040 careful about our

01:25:25.720 evolutionary direction,

01:25:26.560 even if we preserve

01:25:27.500 ourselves, we could

01:25:29.060 end up going into the

01:25:29.920 ditch.

01:25:30.540 Please give us your

01:25:31.120 website details and

01:25:32.080 any other information

01:25:32.980 you'd like to share.

01:25:34.980 Well, I've set up a

01:25:35.920 website called

01:25:36.520 sortocracy.org that

01:25:38.860 has the minimalist

01:25:39.980 rules for sortocracy

01:25:41.300 and also has some

01:25:43.700 discussion of jury

01:25:45.660 nullification as being

01:25:46.980 very important to

01:25:48.980 allowing local rule.

01:25:50.260 There's also a

01:25:53.480 website that I, a

01:25:54.640 blog that I put out

01:25:55.520 called Feral

01:25:57.080 Observations, you

01:25:58.160 know, like a feral

01:25:58.660 cat, except it's

01:25:59.560 Feral Observations.

01:26:01.480 That's just sort of my

01:26:02.340 general observations

01:26:04.020 about technology and

01:26:05.180 sometimes about society.

01:26:06.680 Thanks again, Jim.

01:26:07.440 We'll talk again soon.

01:26:08.580 Thank you.

01:26:09.580 Well, everyone, this

01:26:10.420 conversation with Jim

01:26:11.580 only scratched the

01:26:12.580 surface of some of

01:26:13.500 these concepts.

01:26:14.600 If you're interested in

01:26:15.540 reading James' writings

01:26:16.620 to delve in deeper, do a

01:26:18.360 thorough Google search

01:26:19.440 of James Bowery as his

01:26:20.940 writings are spread out

01:26:21.880 across many websites.

01:26:23.440 I can point you to a

01:26:24.300 piece he wrote called

01:26:25.120 Seven Points of

01:26:26.160 Agreement Between

01:26:27.320 Individuals, which is

01:26:28.800 located at

01:26:29.660 majorityrights.com.

01:26:31.180 I want to say thank you

01:26:32.300 to all our listeners and

01:26:33.340 supporters, especially

01:26:34.260 those who have been

01:26:35.120 supporting us through

01:26:35.940 the politically incorrect

01:26:37.400 subject matters.

01:26:38.720 You know who you are.

01:26:40.320 RediceCreations.com and

01:26:41.500 Radio314.com are the

01:26:43.260 websites where you'll

01:26:44.060 find more.

01:26:44.940 Next up on Radio 314 is

01:26:46.620 Tim Murdoch and also

01:26:47.680 Greg Johnson, and I

01:26:49.200 will be releasing my

01:26:50.120 review of the detestable

01:26:51.520 TV show St. George.

01:26:53.500 So look out for it on

01:26:54.440 RediceCreations.com and

01:26:55.960 on our YouTube channel.

01:26:57.420 I'm going to leave you

01:26:57.960 with a German pagan

01:26:59.040 metal band called

01:27:00.000 Chrom.

01:27:00.740 The song is My Destiny.

01:27:02.440 Have a great night.

01:27:03.120 Be my star

01:27:06.120 Love my wind

01:27:09.180 For we are all so far

01:27:11.340 apart

01:27:12.280 But I'm sure we'll

01:27:14.060 meet one day

01:27:15.120 The wind calls

01:27:17.180 our names

01:27:18.800 I never will forget

01:27:21.800 The day I found

01:27:23.880 my destiny

01:27:25.000 The day that we have

01:27:27.240 made

01:27:28.120 Be my star

01:27:42.560 Be my star

01:27:56.120 The path of destiny

01:27:59.800 Path of eternal life

01:28:01.800 The path of eternal life

01:28:02.800 I entered towns before

01:28:05.480 A love that killed my pride

01:28:09.160 I never will forget

01:28:11.160 I never will forget

01:28:12.160 I never will forget

01:28:12.840 The day I found

01:28:13.840 The day I found my destiny

01:28:15.840 The day that we have

01:28:17.760 The day I found my destiny

01:28:19.840 The path of destiny

01:28:23.520 The path of eternal life

01:28:26.520 The path of eternal life

01:28:28.520 I entered towns before

01:28:31.520 A love that killed my pride

01:28:35.520 The world's called destiny

01:28:37.520 Is it or is it not?

01:28:40.520 The way that killed my heart

01:28:41.460 The answer you gave to me

01:28:44.660 Broke my restless heart

01:28:47.520 Now I will find my way to die

01:28:52.240 My eyes will close

01:28:56.620 No more return

01:28:58.120 guitar solo

01:29:28.100 guitar solo

01:29:58.100 My eyes were closed, no more return

01:30:01.100 I know that destiny is hard to see

01:30:10.100 I know I'll die

01:30:15.100 I know my dreams are full of emptiness

01:30:22.200 Oh God, let me fly

01:30:27.100 guitar solo

01:30:30.100 guitar solo

01:30:37.100 Be my star

01:30:57.100 I know we

01:31:00.100 For we are all so far apart

01:31:03.200 But I'm sure we'll meet one day

01:31:06.700 The winds cross our names

01:31:09.700 And never will forget

01:31:12.100 The day I've found my destiny

01:31:15.900 The day that we have made

01:31:19.900 Oh

01:31:20.900 Oh

01:31:21.900 Oh

01:31:23.900 Be my star

01:31:34.900 Be my star

01:31:46.900 Be my star

01:31:47.900 And the wind

01:31:49.900 For we are all so far apart

01:31:52.900 But I'm sure we'll meet one day

01:31:55.900 But I'm sure we'll meet one day

01:31:56.900 The winds cross our names

01:31:59.900 And the wind

01:32:00.900 And the wind

01:32:01.900 And the wind

01:32:02.900 For we are all so far apart

01:32:05.900 But I'm sure we'll meet one day

01:32:07.900 The winds cross our names

01:32:08.900 The winds cross our names

01:32:10.900 And the wind

01:32:12.900 And the wind

01:32:13.900 And the wind

01:32:14.900 And the wind

01:32:16.600 For we are all so far apart

01:32:17.900 But I'm sure we'll meet one day

01:32:21.900 The winds cross our names

01:32:22.900 And the wind

01:32:26.900 And the wind

01:32:27.400 And the wind

01:32:28.900 And the wind

01:32:29.900 And the wind

01:32:31.200 And the talented

01:32:32.900 that we have made.

Radio 3Fourteen - October 01, 2014

Virulence_ Group Selection _ State of Nature

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