Greta is a naturopathic physician who was born and raised in liberal bastions like the Bay Area and Portland, Oregon. She now lives with her family in Hawaii homesteading with private practice. She discusses what arises when you wake up to the alt-right, if you will, yet find yourself still deeply enmeshed in a liberal world.
00:00:30.000This is Radio 314 on the Red Ice Radio Network.
00:01:00.000Although I mentioned how the winter solstice celebration was a tradition all across Europe,
00:01:06.180I chose to specifically focus on the relation to Norse myth, an area that we rarely hear about.
00:01:12.200I did not bring up Roman Saturnalia, and if I did, the video would have been another 20 minutes and another two weeks of work.
00:01:19.040People seem to think that the Norse culture is not as old simply because records weren't preserved.
00:01:24.620But in the Norse, the people most appreciate the return of the sun, as they have the longest, darkest, coldest winters.
00:01:32.820It is far more severe than warmer southern European regions, from the Christmas plants, the reindeer, the snow, and the Siberian shaman, the elves, and the need for light.
00:01:42.480These aspects are definitely Nordic and Germanic, and they have carried into Christmas celebrations.
00:01:48.360But of course, I love all European-created traditions, and this is not a competition.
00:01:53.020But Norse culture has very much been swept under the rug.
00:01:55.960About Christianity, for some, they instantly feel friction when you discuss pre-Christian traditions,
00:02:02.260as though our ancestors were utter monsters with zero morals or values.
00:07:03.420Well, it's kind of embarrassing, you know.
00:07:05.020I mean, I've been going down so many rabbit holes, you know, that are so, you know, so much more out there in some ways, like archons and reptiles and all.
00:07:13.700You know, and you're like, oh, yeah, sure, let's talk about this.
00:07:16.120But then, you know, like something like eugenics or race is such a like, oh, that there's differences between us or that this could be scientific.
00:07:24.620This is like, oh, my God, even saying that out loud is like, how could you say that?
00:07:28.480So, yeah, Hawaii, you know, Hawaii is an interesting multicultural experiment, though, because, yeah, there's definitely there's a basic thing of, you know, if I was born here and I like really embody the Hawaiian spirit.
00:07:42.040But my friend who just moved here, for example, a couple of years ago and she's Mexican and, you know, she instantly and her kids instantly kind of got in this local culture because she's brown.
00:07:52.660Right. And, you know, she's also really friendly, of course.
00:07:55.240But like but if you're a white person, you can't instantly it doesn't really have to do with being from Hawaii or, you know, it has to do with this sort of like multicultural skin color thing.
00:08:07.440So it's kind of white people are seen as the oppressor, right, the conqueror or colonialist.
00:08:13.460And, you know, and there was definitely a level of Hawaii is interesting, too, because, you know, if it wasn't America, it would have been France or Germany or one of these other colonial kind of powers that were vying for Hawaii, which was a beautiful sovereign nation, you know, which was destroyed by multiculturalism.
00:08:30.600But but really what what made it this is this whole sugar plantation thing.
00:08:35.180So it's kind of what they're doing on a global scale now, like just get a few of these people here, a few of these people, let them fight each other.
00:08:43.180You know, here it was like, OK, the Hawaiians are here, but then let's bring in the Portuguese and then next year we'll bring in the Japanese and the Filipino.
00:08:51.080You know, and so but in a way, if you actually look at how it's, you know, racially divided, it's actually a lot of European heritage, Portuguese people and Asian people who are, you know, it's pretty it's not very these aren't violent cultures.
00:09:04.580These are pretty chill, you know, and then you're in Hawaii.
00:09:07.280So, you know, it's actually really chill here in general comparatively to, you know, when I look at like what's going on in Europe or Africa, like I said.
00:09:16.100But at the same time, there's a definite undercurrent of like oil and water, right?
00:09:21.160Like we shake it up and we're all friends.
00:09:23.240But when it comes down to it, these cultures separate and it's kind of on a racial divide and no one really talks about it.
00:09:30.700So what is the Hawaiian sovereignty movement then?
00:09:34.280Well, so it's kind of coming back right now.
00:09:37.040But it's, you know, basically there's a queen, Queen Lili Okalani, and, you know, they were basically overthrown by the U.S. government.
00:09:44.400And so, you know, there's a real sense of kind of bringing back that Hawaiian pride and that they are a sovereign nation who are being occupied, right?
00:09:53.140So it's and there's been a big center point around Mauna Kea, which is a beautiful sacred mountain on our island.
00:10:01.560And, you know, there's everyone's coming together, you know, especially all these like liberal white people like my friends.
00:10:07.200It's like, you know, they're born again Hawaiians and they're, you know, up there praying and like, you know, and I get up there, too.
00:10:14.880But I there's a level of cultural appropriation that I find a little uncomfortable sometimes.
00:10:20.300Like, oh, we're just going to all be Hawaiian now.
00:10:23.060And it's like, well, you know, there's something to the racial lineage of that as well.
00:10:27.020I would think that some of the Hawaiians would kind of resent that.
00:10:29.880It's like the, you know, what we call Native, you know, American Indians here in America, they resent when people want to come and learn their spirituality, which is absurd because as as you and I know, we have our own ancient spirituality.
00:10:41.240So it's interesting that people are coming to Hawaii and then they're craving they're craving that spirituality instead of looking into their own.
00:10:48.440Yeah, well, yeah, there's a real vacuum.
00:11:11.180It's kind of it's it's like playing playing something.
00:11:13.980So so but there is a beautiful there's been a real success here.
00:11:18.060They were trying to build this like weird 30 meter telescope on the top of the mountain, which, you know, and any and every mountain is known that the top portion, you're like closest to the celestial beings.
00:11:32.780So they've they've kind of like basically blocked them from building this right now.
00:11:37.760And, you know, it's a long fight, but it's something where actually you see like a constructive movement of like Hawaiian people and sovereignty and just protecting the land.
00:11:48.060And so but it's also can get a little militant.
00:11:51.160Like you'll have these like stickers on cars that are like defend Hawaii with like a machine gun.
00:11:56.780It's sort of like, OK, well, we're all here now.
00:11:59.260Like I'm about as Hawaiian as you are.
00:14:54.600I mean, to the level where I I've just been and I maybe it's Hawaii, too.
00:14:59.940Like you you romanticize like the darker, more exotic.
00:15:03.180But just that, you know, that I would always like to that.
00:15:07.820I didn't even want to have a white baby if I was to have a baby or that, like, you know, that there's or I'm just a white trash mix or, you know, whatever.
00:15:16.820Like just this very derogatory sort of ethos that is sad to me that I realize, you know, it takes a lot to deprogram that.
00:15:25.280And it, you know, white people haven't, you know, colonialism wasn't great for all these other places, but it's sort of like, well.
00:15:36.520And it wasn't people tend to think that it was they see like millions of white people going over almost in today's mindset,
00:15:42.580thinking they had all this technology and weaponry and were like violent slave drivers.
00:15:47.620But, you know, when you actually go to some of these colonial areas, they'll they'll also tell you a different story of like they built infrastructures and they taught them how to do things.
00:16:01.100And and then so like to but to use that of like, well, that we did this harm.
00:16:06.760So we deserve I just think that whole it's a really weird argument.
00:16:10.980And it comes up so much these days that we really need I think that we need to keep asking ourselves, OK, where do we go from here in both a protectionary way, but also how do we we're kind of thrown into this multi, you know,
00:16:23.500this whole thing of now we're going to have a white nation and we're going to kick off in America, you know, maybe in Europe.
00:16:34.000I mean, this is the whole so how do we protect ourselves, but also, you know, not get insular when we're already in this multicultural experiment is an interesting question for me.
00:16:46.340And how do you hold on to your culture or are we building new cultures based, like I said, on where we are in the world and the land and the spirits there?
00:16:56.620You know, it's a to me, I think it's a complex thing, but I think to wherever you gain strength and as long as you're not just like giving your boundaries over as a person and as a culture, then, you know, it'll work out.
00:17:11.560But so I have to ask you, I mean, just because you're back and I'm so curious, but it's encouraging for me.
00:17:16.180What what really triggered you to start deprogramming from all this kind of PC thinking?
00:17:21.900And are you trying to apply any of these strategies to your friends, perhaps?
00:17:25.620Well, you know, so, yeah, after 9-11, loose change, really kind of what, you know, and then once you start going through it all, nothing adds up.
00:17:34.860And, you know, and then it's just you can't make any these stories up in fiction any more interesting or, you know, so just really wanting to I think if you have an inquiring mind and you you hit some glass ceilings,
00:17:47.820like I always would hit the like the liberal like race glass ceiling or, you know, these things.
00:17:53.320But I think it's just, you know, that the hollow big glass ceiling for people, you know, you hear that.
00:17:59.740I heard that back in the day so much a Holocaust denier and I'd be like, what?
00:18:04.120And then you actually like do and you're you're just you're horrified with how much it was just made up.
00:18:10.420And, you know, so in terms of it's a hard one to analyze.
00:18:13.980But I think liberalism, I think what it is, is like that whole hipster, you know, Portland, like that whole kind of like so you get trapped in this whole I think youth today.
00:18:24.140We're trapped in this culture of over sticking it to the man by like eating this really good food and having this really good music and, you know, dressing so interesting, but it's pretty vapid and empty.
00:18:37.120And so, yes, you're not you're not like going to the mall and buying shit.
00:18:41.380You're doing stuff yourself and you're it's there's a beauty there.
00:18:44.740It is kind of traditional in a way, but it's also really like no one wants to band together like, oh, we're hipsters together, although they all do.
00:18:52.860You know, I did, you know, but we don't talk about that, you know, so there's not a real there's a cultural vacuum.
00:18:58.780And so it's used to it's used to entertain people and to, you know, it's kind of hedonistic.
00:19:05.480And it's funny, too, because this hipster scene is so mainstream now.
00:19:08.720So when they think that they're being edgy, it's hilarious.
00:19:11.900I'm like the whole establishment talks like you do just turn on any stupid TV show and they sound just like you, you know, or like you go in Target or something and like just the whole style is just like, wow.
00:19:22.860But, you know, so, yeah, but they that's how, you know, they've done this forever with culture.
00:19:29.840But I think, you know, it's hard when you're I come from, you know, a bisexual family.
00:19:36.860My mom, you know, was like, oh, screw this.
00:19:40.160I'm going to, you know, go for my girlfriend over here and just kind of, you know, so in my my whole cultural milieu, it's like in Portland, too.
00:19:49.040It's just like, oh, yeah, you're you're we're all queer.
00:19:54.080You know, sexuality wise, there's a lot of fluidity.
00:19:56.300And so and I and it's uncool to think about traditional families or, you know, and these things.
00:20:02.900But now when I'm kind of coming into it, I'm trying to have the most traditional queer family that I can have.
00:20:08.920Well, that's what's funny, you know, in this conversation with somebody else, it's it's funny how gay people end up getting into those traditional roles.
00:20:16.640Like with gay men, a lot of times you see like, you know, who the wife is and who the husband is.
00:20:22.240Well, but there's also inherent issues that like so in my personal experience, like, yeah, like I was always the wife and my partner was, you know, the male, you know, it's a cliche, right?
00:20:36.280And then and then you so what happens when you have the more male polarity figure like have a baby?
00:20:42.120That's the most like feminine, beautiful, you know, changes your neurology to be so feminine.
00:20:47.560I mean, that's and it's beautiful to watch, but I'm also like, hey, where's my where's my guy?
00:20:53.080I thought you were you know, you're going to come back to me.
00:20:55.500But like so, you know, there's these inherent ways that I think traditional families are strengthened in ways that we don't even think about as we deconstruct them and we just throw them out like they're valueless.
00:21:07.380And not to say that, like, I don't think, you know, it's a normal variant to be queer, you know, but it shouldn't be just this massively accepted, like crazy.
00:21:17.560And, you know, break apart the family and everyone's gay, you know, like that's not going to have our culture, you know, go on many generations.
00:21:25.860So, yeah, but I but I don't like when I now I'm like reading alt-right sites and I'm sort of horrified when they're like just like going off on like faggots and all this stuff.
00:21:39.080I think there's a difference between, you know, degenerate faggot, if you will, or someone who's gay.
00:21:44.280You know, it's like it's I always like to make the distinction between that.
00:21:48.920But then but then they'll throw out some real, you know, and gay male culture.
00:21:52.800I think the little I mean, you throw testosterone and testosterone and that's some pretty highly sexual energy.
00:21:58.700Right. But, you know, the normal what is it like they haven't like on average, like 500 partners, you know, some are a thousand like gay men in certain, you know, subculture.
00:22:08.880You know, it's just so that's, you know, who's to judge that?
00:22:13.540But it's definitely, you know, there is something to that simplistic monogamy in terms of just caring for the children and, you know, going along with life.
00:22:33.720It's a little bit of cognitive dissonance, a little bit of kind of looking at my own, you know, before I'd be like, oh, is that my own homophobia?
00:22:40.700And now I'm like, no, you're just kind of tired of all your degenerate LGBT friends whining about their victimhood.
00:22:50.260Like, you know, there's something nice about.
00:22:52.800So our sperm donor, he, you know, is a good friend of ours.
00:22:57.720And he came and was just here for a month.
00:23:00.700And, you know, to have that male role in my son's life and just the way we'd fix things and just I felt like our family was finally together.
00:23:08.620And I'm just like, there's something to that.
00:23:11.320It's definitely, you know, when you wake up.
00:23:15.220So, yeah, all your friends are liberal, like bleeding hearts and LGBT people.
00:23:19.940You kind of, I'm sort of losing a lot of friends, actually.
00:23:26.200I'm just calling out the bullshit, you know.
00:23:28.780Or like even my like Jewish friends recently, I've just been like, so, you know, the Holocaust is like, you know, it's just like a little bit.
00:23:48.160It's funny how some of these liberals, they think that they're so free, but they've really become really confined and uptight in a lot of ways.
00:23:54.900Like very puritanical in a way, like a new religion.
00:23:58.620There's certain things that you have to adhere to, certain things you can't do, all these rules and things you can't say.
00:25:18.080And then they just want to talk about their sexuality.
00:25:20.000And, you know, and, and I do have friends that have been kicked out of their families of origin for this and really suffered way more than I have.
00:25:27.480And so I'm not denigrating that, but there's that victim, like us, them, but it's really, you know, anyone who's self-absorbed is pretty, both not seeing the greater picture and boring.
00:25:39.300So I, and, and just sort of off taste, like who wants to just put their sexuality in everyone's faces like that?
00:25:47.000I mean, straight people don't do that.
00:25:50.760So, yeah, I, but I, I do hope that there's, there's a level of waking up to, because here's the main crux of it.
00:26:00.580Like liberal, you know, a lot of people, my friends, like they don't, they, they think they criticize the greater systems and the powers that we be, but then they're not actually, when they get things thrown down to them, they're like, oh, we must open up all our borders and we must do this.
00:26:32.160If you go around the world, they're not gay friendly.
00:26:34.480So I don't understand how this disconnect is happening.
00:26:37.120Well, it's, it's just like, everyone needs to be nice and accept everyone.
00:26:42.640But then, I mean, this happened to me.
00:26:45.160I didn't actually really, I'd hear stories about Islam, but I wouldn't actually ever read about it.
00:26:50.240And then when you actually read about it, you're just like horrified.
00:26:53.340Like, you know, Mohammed and his like 11 year old wife and, you know, killed, killed infidels.
00:26:58.900And like, and this is just like, this is not, you know, and this is a new thing to me.
00:27:02.900I was like, oh, there's the radical Islam people.
00:27:05.060And then you're like, wait, it's all radical.
00:27:07.240And I have best friends that are Muslim, you know, German immigrants that, you know, from college.
00:27:12.880And, you know, they're, it's, it's not like I haven't been exposed to people of all different cultures and have them as my best friends.
00:27:20.580But I just, you know, there's this level of on a mass scale, it's not going to be good for your, you know, they're getting invaded.
00:27:29.680And, and as a woman, that's the other thing is I don't understand what these like gay women and these people, like, if you see hordes of like men, like walking into your, I mean, how are women not going to get raped?
00:28:01.720Are we just it's it's beyond belief, really.
00:28:05.120So what was it like growing up with two moms?
00:28:07.840Well, no, I mean, I had my dad, but yeah, you know, but when I was, I don't know.
00:28:11.940Yeah, in high school, she, I mean, yeah, it's a little awkward, you know, it's a little bit like, you know, there's always like that sort of two mom thing.
00:28:21.620But I definitely, you know, most of my life grew up with two parents.
00:28:31.620I mean, so my son now I'm like, I hope, how do you like, how do you like, not screw them up in a way, you know, and I think it's just really more love and then having some good strong male figures in there and, you know, trying to just do the best you can.
00:28:47.580But I, I think as long as you have love in there, you know, it really doesn't matter how you grow up.
00:28:53.080But I do think that there's there's a value that we need to place on traditional traditional ways.
00:29:01.940So, well, I've been talking about the biological aspects of gay for a while now, and I want people to understand it because it's rooted in the body.
00:29:09.360It's created via hormonal processes in the womb.
00:29:12.120A lot of people try and say, oh, it's abuse.
00:29:23.680Yeah, well, this this is the so this study, though, it's just one study and it's a little flawed, but it's interesting.
00:29:30.180So they had in in Britain, they had, you know, people in it's a fertility center.
00:29:35.040So, again, it's going to have more people coming with, you know, endocrine disruption happening.
00:29:40.560But when they compared the heterosexual women and the lesbian women, there was definitely a way higher incidence, double fold of PCOS, which is polycystic ovarian syndrome.
00:29:53.880Isn't it's basically there's cysts on the ovaries and there's changes in terms of insulin sensitivity.
00:30:00.700And so there's a high level of androgens that happens.
00:30:03.700And we're not sure, you know, it's it's related to diet, it's endocrine disruptors, it's all these factors, but it's a normal variant and say like 15 percent of like heterosexual women.
00:30:14.460But it jumps up in lesbian culture when you look at the numbers, it's definitely at least twice as high.
00:30:22.040And so this this to me, that's interesting, too, because it's very much it makes total sense.
00:30:27.880You know, we have, you know, the neurology of our brain.
00:30:31.560I think it's a striatum nigrum where, you know, your neurology can be wired male or female.
00:30:37.360And so I think this, you know, we have all just just rampant blood sugar issues and rampant sort of just all these hormonal endocrine disruptors.
00:30:46.880I think we're creating more mass. So there's high androgen levels in a lot of women where it wouldn't normally be there.
00:30:54.680And I think that can kind of morph people to be more bisexual or to have, you know, kind of be more fluid gender and sexually.
00:31:02.820And, you know, and lesbians don't want to talk about that or gay people don't want to talk about the things changing them.
00:31:12.040You know, it's only about, oh, it's genetics or just the way I am.
00:31:15.880But it's like, no, this is a real biological thing.
00:31:19.040And it's not all, you know, I probably I think for my sexuality, it's been a piece of it.
00:31:24.340You know, I think there's there's a piece of that that has morphed more in that way for those same endocrine reasons.
00:31:31.020And and it's interesting as I heal that more and as I heal that and other people to that or they heal themselves that that I see these things can change.
00:31:41.020And then so when you find yourself in relation, committed relationships and this is changing, it can be confusing, you know.
00:31:48.060Sure. So, yeah, again, so these are things that we don't really talk about or we don't, you know, if if if you're if you're with someone,
00:31:58.280it is through life and death and in sickness and health.
00:32:02.480But there are these like sort of basic things that strengthen relationships and polarity is one of them.
00:32:08.340And you'll always see that in less than like there's like the butchier and the femier one.
00:32:13.420But I mean, look at most lesbians they have they usually have more and they just look like they have PCOS in a way, you know,
00:32:20.080like thicker set in the middle, you know, a little just, you know, maybe more chin hairs and, you know, like the bi ones are more or more feminine looking generally.
00:32:30.220Yeah. And so there is that sort of makeup and, you know, and it's an interesting thing.
00:32:38.700But I also I don't think it's obviously a pathology or that, you know, it's like all gayness is a pathology.
00:33:54.120Yeah. And I mean, I think you've had some of the classic people like Sally Fallon and Norga Gaudis on these people that talk about Weston Price.
00:34:02.460But but he really I mean, this dentist that traveled the world in the 30s and he measured cavities and bone structure and health of all these, you know,
00:34:12.280from like the Swiss Alps to where they're eating raw cheese and bread, rye bread or, you know, New Zealand where they're eating like intense like shellfish and roots.
00:34:23.280And it doesn't matter what you're eating. It just as long as it is like whole foods from your traditional culture, they had perfect health.
00:34:31.360And then you go the net, the first generation with modern food, you get, you know, you get cavities.
00:34:37.720And then the third generation, you actually get like narrower faces and you get bones, you know, deformities and you get more all of these.
00:34:47.060And we see that like all around us, right? Like these narrow faces and crowded.
00:35:50.020And so now I'm thinking, oh, geez, you know, I literally see people becoming sick and zombie like dumbed down.
00:35:57.400I see it every day I go out and I've noticed it in my lifetime growing up, just dealing with people daily, you know, just doing errands.
00:36:04.580I can almost see a future where nature is going to sort out this problem of this unnatural kind of mass migration and this unplanned breeding.
00:36:11.900I think that it will sort out, don't you think?
00:36:14.740Yeah. And that's where you kind of can, you know, the details might be upsetting and, you know, the loss of like the beautiful Nordic Swedes or, you know, these little, you know, beautiful little minorities that are getting crushed.
00:36:28.440But I do think, yeah, like any natural system, we don't have to worry.
00:36:32.840We're getting so far away from what is natural that will naturally, you know, we won't survive unless we're strong enough.
00:36:39.820And so that's a good thing in a way because we've been led to be really weak.
00:36:44.920And so that's one thing I'm really seeing in myself and other people and just that like, OK, let's get back to the land.
00:36:53.300Let's, you know, we can be technological and use the fanciest labs and supplements and what modern medicine has or any technology.
00:37:01.140But it doesn't mean that we should as much as we do that, we should also like study traditional ways and reimplement them to where we are.
00:37:09.980Well, if this multicultural experiment keeps going, eventually it's going to be collapsed.
00:37:13.540It always has. If we look back in history, some of the greatest societies, as soon as they opened the floodgates, you know, to basically a mass migration, things collapse, things happen.
00:37:22.420And I foresee that happening in probably starting in our lifetime, too.
00:37:26.660So I think it's smart. I mean, you're off the grid, right?
00:37:29.200You're probably doing some gardening and kind of preparing yourself, right?
00:37:34.280Definitely. And yeah. And I think that's how we have to look.
00:37:37.420It's not like, oh, you know, a lot of these, especially the alt-right or people into like Donald Trump or this.
00:37:43.560I'm like, yeah, he's got some interesting stuff to say, but do you really trust this whole edifice of a system that's, I mean, we're like three days away from, you know, so really we just, we need to get strong.
00:37:57.380And, and, um, that's, it's a big process and I'm, you know, still it every day is a, you know, cause we're so distracted just to try to, you know, keep going in the normal world that to add onto your plate, all this other stuff, like we need to do the best we can.
00:38:13.220I think white people really need that. They need to put their fingers in the soil again. I mean, that's, that's what our ancestors did. They knew how to do all this stuff. They came up with farming, you know, they were hunters and gatherers. And I think that we need to reconnect back to that natural cycle again. We've lost it in our current society. And that's one of the reasons why we've kind of, we've kind of gone cuckoo, if you know what I mean. We're out of touch with nature's balance. I mean, even the winter solstice that's coming up, people have forgotten what it is and how our ancestors venerated.
00:38:43.200And why it was important. So I think we need to get back into those natural cycles again. And one of those things is being out and having your garden and being outside. I mean, I crave that. I feel like I really need that in my life.
00:38:55.320Yeah, I know. It's been really great to have that uptick in my life because, you know, they say too, like to the health of the soil and the microbiome in the soil is really related to our gut microbiome. And so that, you know, you're actually getting antidepressant effects from the soil microbiome.
00:39:13.200So it's not, you're not, you're not just imagining that you feel better when you're putting your hands in the soil on it. Like literally is, you know, it literally is a mood cure. But then, and then just the satisfaction of, you know, we all know that feeling when you like grew those little strawberries that you ate or you did this.
00:39:30.340There's a real level that as modern people, I think we just, we give away our power all the time. We're not given any power. And, and that's, oh, we don't want to do any hard work. That's the other thing. Like, oh, we don't want to do any blue collar work or, you know what I mean?
00:39:45.440It's like, let's all go to college and like, just like sit in rooms for 10 years. And what did we do? We didn't do anything like, you know? So, and, but you know what it is? I really think we're not going to, we're not going to be able to really do this until we're forced to do it.
00:40:02.040So in some ways, as the hardship grows, I think we, we will grow in our strength. And so I wish we could learn an easier way, but I just don't see how people are going to wake up.
00:40:12.360You're so right. I was thinking that today too. Like it's not bad enough. People aren't desperate enough. They're not pushed to the brink where they like, they have to go do certain things and they have to fight and they have to prepare. It's just not there because I even see a lot of infighting and bickering among our own.
00:40:28.480And it's just like, okay, it's not bad enough if you guys have time to sit around and pick on each other over little trite things, you know?
00:40:35.480Totally. I mean, yeah, we're, we're too comfortable, but it's totally been orchestrated that way. I mean, I, I find, I think it's, it's all, it's pretty calculated at a high, higher level. So that's why I, I mean, and, and then it goes older than that to me, you know, this is conjecture, but it, to me, this feels like a really old battle that like, I'm, I've, I've been doing this.
00:40:58.480For a long time. And this is like nothing new on this earth plane. Right. You know? So, so that gives me some strength of feeling like, oh, there's, cause you can get real depressed and just demoralized easily about all this.
00:41:10.660Yeah. It's funny you say something old and I'd agree with that. I've been thinking you might even have something to do with our ancient evolutionary earth paths, such as Europeans.
00:41:17.800We have more Neanderthal DNA, whereas other races don't have as much. We know there've been various species of early man. Blacks have no Neanderthal DNA. We also know splits have occurred and interbreeding has occurred and loss of war also occurred.
00:41:32.140So this may be a strife that is on the primal level, stemming from a evolutionary past that's ancient.
00:41:38.920I'd encourage people to check out Danny Vandermini on red eyes talking about Neanderthal predation theory.
00:41:43.900And I think, and think of it in terms of possible racial conflict today, because it puts a new spin on the hatred somehow for each other.
00:41:50.520If Neanderthals were apex predators, they resided at the top of the food chain.
00:41:54.660And he says that, Danny says that Neanderthals abducted, raped, and interbred with early humans, producing hybrids. So very interesting.
00:42:03.360Yeah, it's an interesting one. And maybe we'll never know, but, you know, there's definitely, you know, there's definitely alien presences.
00:42:13.580And there's definitely, when you go into that whole, just all the mysteries of like all these, you know, crazy stone monolith structures that no one could ever recreate or, you know, these things.
00:42:24.520And there's just too much, the story is much deeper than we can even begin to know.
00:42:29.700And so that's one thing that I, it actually gives me a little bit of like, I don't get so, when I start to think about people getting raped in like Europe, I freak out.
00:42:39.440But I just get really upset. But then when I look at the meta, meta view, I'm like, oh, we are on this earth plane.
00:42:46.220It's a spiritual thing. It's a greater, bigger thing. And so, but we have to fight on the, the microcosm.
00:42:52.980You know, this is something that I struggle with as a spiritual being is like, do we all just pillow sit?
00:42:58.120And should I sing more kirtan songs with my friends and be in total peace and imagine that peace and have total peace within myself?
00:43:06.620Or do I like fight the fight? Or am I fighting? Am I fueling the fire by?
00:43:11.660I don't think so. I think when, when war comes to your door, which, which it is, it's your moral obligation to fight, you know, to fight.
00:43:19.880Yeah. And so all this nonviolent communication classes I do and all these things, I, I keep coming up against that.
00:43:26.540And all my yoga, spiritual friends, it's just like, uh, we can't just ignore the unpleasant things because it's, that'd be giving into fear.
00:44:07.320Have you woken up to some of the, the downfalls of that?
00:44:10.220Definitely in the new age. I mean, and that's, that's a tricky one too, because you, you kind of go back into some of these, like, Timothy Leary, all these kind of big Terrence McKenna, these big kind of figureheads.
00:44:23.680And you're like, oh my God, they all work for like CIA or they, you know, there's all this like in the alternative kind of spiritual hippie drug mood.
00:44:31.800Like that was all, you know, there's some mind control aspects to it.
00:44:36.480And then there does seem like there's this level of, I think there's a lot to learn from something like say nonviolent communication or these ethos of like all needs are beautiful and, you know, all feelings are beautiful.
00:44:50.200But then, then I think of like the parasitic need of like everyone from sub-Saharan Africa to like go up to their need to be on the welfare run of like Britain or, you know, like that's kind of a, like, there needs to be healthy as, as much as you have honor everyone.
00:45:06.220There needs to be strict boundaries and tough love and like, why don't you guys grow, grow some food forests down in Africa?
00:45:14.820I mean, like, and we also can't as Western people tell them how they should be, you know?
00:45:31.560Well, we either, we should either just not meddle at all and just let nature, let them take care of it, let them evolve through it so that they can grow as human beings or we go there and help them a little bit.
00:45:44.520But I just find that every time we try and go and help, it's like no good deed goes unpunished, you know, either way, like we get, we get blamed for things.
00:45:52.640At this point, I'm like, ah, just leave them alone.
00:45:54.500I mean, of course, all these wars and stuff we need to pull out, but then just not intervene at all.
00:46:02.060And it's funny how people like in, in Hawaii, they're like, they feel bad for the locals.
00:46:06.680I don't know much of Hawaiian history.
00:46:07.980I was kind of trying to, to look and learn some stuff, but people feel like, oh, it's wrong that white people have settled here and blah, blah, blah.
00:46:14.340But then it's okay that all these Africans are coming into a small country like Sweden and coming over and settling.
00:46:21.080That, that's, that was, this was a big argument I just got in with someone on, you know, pointing out the, oh, the poor, they're getting, basically the, you know, Sweden's getting genocided.
00:46:55.360So it, it's, it's a weird, it's a weird thing, but I, you know, and, and I don't know, some days I have hope that we'll wake up to it.
00:47:05.640And then I'm like amazed at the power of the word like racism or like you're, it's really deep.
00:47:12.480This power is, because I guess we don't want to be, we don't want to be mean and, you know, we don't want to identify, how, how could you call me that?
00:47:20.900You know, but it's, it's a really, we need to get over that.
00:47:24.440And it's quite, I'm still learning how to get over it, but it, it's, how can that word be so powerful?
00:47:31.260I just don't even understand, you know?
00:47:47.380So that's, and then, yeah, it's, it's a real mind, it's a real mind control sort of psyops thing that we have to deprogram.
00:47:57.640So on that level, it, it runs deep, but we just have to have more courage, you know?
00:48:03.320I think too, it's important for, for people like you to, you know, with all your circles to be talking to them, just pointing out some of the double standards and the hypocrisy, just reasoning with them, just being peaceful and gentle and just kind of repeating, being, you know, a little repetition with some of our friends and family can, can help, I think.
00:48:20.740And I've seen that where at first I was getting called by my mom, like a Nazi and stuff.
00:48:25.860And then I'm like, okay, well, let's deprogram.
00:48:30.840You know, but, but, but then they, people come around because actually, you know, it might take a while, but they're, you know, the writing's on the wall.
00:48:40.060You, you, you can see the facts and you can see the reality.
00:48:43.300So as much as you want to cherry paint things and, but again, we want to be comfortable and, you know, we, we don't want to, there's a loneliness too.
00:48:54.220There's a real loneliness I've noticed of like, when you go into really thinking about these things, because you, you get so passionate.
00:49:00.660And so like, oh my God, wake up that it can be really lonely for people and people just want to, you know, they, they don't want any division.
00:49:26.560So there's not going to be any big rewards either.
00:49:28.880So, I mean, then that's, and you look at the, the, the whole historical narrative of like, we've been going through these same sorts of, you know, we'll get false flags or the powers that be will, you know, mess us up and then we'll fight each other.
00:49:43.300And then, you know, so we're always kind of in this power battle, but I wonder, you know, what's coming now, is this like going to be bad enough that we'll actually wake up to like, hey, who are these people over here taking all our money and like messing with us?
00:49:57.560Like, when will we actually wake up to that?
00:50:00.200That's maybe when I think we'll actually have some, make some real headway.
00:50:04.080I think it's always been a small minority that's been keen to things.
00:50:08.200It's probably always been that way on this planet.
00:50:10.160But, I mean, we talk about that all the time here, but it's probably going to be just a smart sect of humanity that is aware of what's going on and ends up breaking away and just kind of going and starting their own thing.
00:50:22.560Well, the rest of society just kind of crumbles, you know, it's going to be a zombie apocalypse.
00:50:29.820Well, yeah, I mean, we can't all move to Hawaii either, but at least we're like in the Pacific.
00:50:35.280But, you know, even here, it's like we're a military outpost and, you know, there's like rumors of, you know, this Hawaiian sovereignty movement, like that even the Chinese are talking to them about like, you know, we'll fund you, you know, to like, you know, edge out America.
00:50:50.220I'm like, do you guys think that China is going to be better to you guys than America is?
00:50:54.180It's like, I don't know, man, but, you know, these are all just like rumors and stuff, but it's a real strategic point and it's a beautiful paradise.
00:51:03.560But it's also, you can see it's like generations in of multiculturalism and.
00:51:09.660Sometimes, yeah, sometimes I wish then that white people would just, OK, we'll basically tell the invaders that are in Europe now, we move them out and then open up Europe to people that are in like Hawaii and America, Australia, all the colonies and say, you can come back.
00:51:27.000We'll give you citizenship if you want to live in Europe.
00:51:29.460I bet you a lot of people would want to go.
00:51:31.140Right, especially the poor South African white people who, they really need as much help as we, you know, listening to that Karen Smith interview.
00:52:17.480I think there's going to be some blood, unfortunately, maybe not on our hands, but, you know, I almost see this new American Bolshevik starting to rise up.
00:52:27.180We talk about that a lot, like people that are, you know, little PC police, you know, tell you can't say that you can't do that you're triggering me.
00:52:35.080But then they are they're ready to like hang Nazis in the town square.
00:52:42.920They keep talking about peace, but there's this huge wave of violence underneath them.
00:52:48.580Yeah, I mean, and that's I, you know, I didn't really realize like learning about cultural Marxism and you kind of hear, oh, the Bolsheviks are this.
00:52:56.580And then you realize to the level of like what was all like kind of Jewish organized, but like to the level of how many people died and how it just swept across these places, you know, like your homeland.
00:53:09.500Right. Like it's kind of beyond and that's the same sort of there's some of that same ethos like under, you know, and I just it is scary when you think about that.
00:53:21.600So and that's why we really need to call it out, you know, the cultural Marxist stuff and the not allowing you see this now, this crazy Black Lives Matter stuff where they're not a lot, you know, free speech for everyone, but not.
00:53:34.580But but you'll be in jail in Germany if you talk if you're a Holocaust denier, like these things that are beyond, you know, or this whole like, oh, this Amazon book got on Sandy Hook just got like wiped or, you know, we're seeing these like actual.
00:53:49.540You know, it's it's it's upon us, like it's literally upon us, like we're just talking about these things can get you in trouble.
00:53:59.480I want to ask you, too, since you're in the naturopathic field, the organic scene, you know, health naturopathy, it seems to be a lot of liberals in that scene.
00:54:09.620Why do you think that is? Because originally all these ideas of environmentalism and health, actually, you can go back to National Socialist Germany and people on the far right that were into these things.
00:54:21.460So why do you think there's so many people on the left that are in this scene? Because I know there's people in the alt right and it drives me nuts or like turned off to some of these, you know, organic and naturopathy.
00:54:31.640Just because they're being reactionary.
00:54:33.660Just because I think people on the left are interested in it.
00:54:37.060Yeah. You know, I mean, why that is, I again, it's a little bit of a sort of, you know, I think we all want to be healthier.
00:54:46.260And we and there's this kind of level of like, we don't want just manufactured food and, you know, we want health and this.
00:54:52.700But it also becomes that I see this a lot where I'm just like, wow, you're you're kind of getting self-absorbed in this like orthorexia of getting obsessed with being healthy.
00:55:02.740And it's kind of there's a little bit of a sort of self-absorbed quality to it.
00:55:09.100Sometimes there can be a little bit of a vanity.
00:56:46.820But when we knew we have sterile environments and, you know, not the right flora and then all these chemicals and all these things that come at us,
00:56:55.400then things can just go haywire, especially our immune system.
00:57:02.840And I, you know, but there's also so much you can do to really prevent it.
00:57:07.060So it's what I really try to get people is to to take control of their health.
00:57:11.120But even in the natural health world, a lot of people just kind of want the the magic bullet or they don't want to work that hard or they don't really want to, you know.
00:57:19.440So it just it takes a lot of self-responsibility to really be healthy.
00:58:46.000I mean, I use a lot of supplements, but I just I find in general it's not sustainable either.
00:58:51.160Like all these plastic bottles and all this, you know, all this money you spend every month.
00:58:56.080Like if you spend your money on good food and like exercise and being in a family unit, I feel like that it's way does more for your health.
00:59:04.760I always notice, too, when you eat the good meats, the good vegetables, the clean stuff, I don't want to eat as much.
00:59:09.900And I stay thin and I stay thin and I can still eat a lot.
00:59:13.560It's amazing how chemicals really messes with your weight, too.
00:59:16.900Totally. And I think it's really messing with our gut biome and not really refining more and more really, you know, has so key to our weight balance.
00:59:27.780And, yeah, and, you know, an interesting thing, you know, the whole I don't know if you know the whole like paleo thing.
00:59:34.360OK, avoiding all the grains and I do it as much as much as I can.
00:59:37.860Yeah. I mean, and that really does help because you you tend to eat less starch and you eat less of these anti-nutrients.
00:59:44.340But, you know, we were kind of earlier talking about this whole like conjecture of aliens and this.
00:59:50.120But I do think when you look at like Sumeria and they brought in the grains, I mean, this is part of the issue that that's what got us into civilizations and into, you know, you could really see a marked degeneration in skeletons, you know, more arthritis and they're shorter in stature.
01:00:07.660And so I think we need to look at grains, too, as sure, you know, if we we use them in traditional ways and ferment them and in moderation and don't use hybridized GMO grains.
01:00:19.140Yeah, it's a lot better. But if you just kind of cut the grains out, that's a pretty simple.
01:00:24.540Then you're just eating a lot more vegetables and quality meat and, you know, and then and fat, too.
01:00:30.040Like the power of fat is just you cannot you cannot overemphasize like good, clean fat is like a solid fuel that that has been lied to us about.
01:00:40.700Oh, yeah. Your brain needs it. Intelligence depends upon it.
01:00:43.940Right. And so that's in that's a game changer.
01:00:46.640I mean, you've experienced that, I'm sure, when you run more in fats, you're just clear your weight's more stable.
01:00:52.180Everything just kind of clears out. So but we're all different with food, too.
01:00:57.060And so I don't ascribe to like, oh, everyone should be one way.
01:01:00.740Sure. Yeah. But I do think that's interesting on a more global sort of, you know, I sort of like when I'm like, you know, just thinking about these things on my own.
01:01:10.760I'm like, wow. I mean, you couldn't have created a better like poison for humanity than like grain.
01:01:15.760Oh, I know. And it's literally altering our evolution, as you've said, you know, changing the shape of our mouths, our teeth or our skulls because of how we're chewing and stuff.
01:01:25.480I mean, it's hardcore. And then it's weird, too, because the church was really pushing bread.
01:01:29.900What is this bread connection all the time in Christ and bread and church and bread?
01:02:07.780And you've got to watch, like I was talking about, the orthorexia thing where you get so pure and so psychotic about eating right that you actually like you're just feeding neuroses, too.
01:02:21.400I wanted to ask you, what are your thoughts on birth control pills? I get that question a lot.
01:02:26.400Yeah. I mean, it's there's no perfect birth control method, but I do think that that one definitely is taking a toll on the whole endocrine system.
01:02:36.880And after about 10 years, the right there is a rise in breast cancer incidents from it.
01:02:42.480I mean, it's not totally behind it, but it you know, it just adds like five pounds of water weight, too.
01:02:50.540And just kind of you basically like it's a real suppression. Think about it.
01:02:55.580Like you're basically suppressing, you know, through the age and then they come out and say they're 30, 35 and they get off the pill.
01:03:03.720And then it's like sometimes their system doesn't reboot very well.
01:03:07.000And, you know, I think it's part of that whole eugenics, Planned Parenthood kind of genocidal thing.
01:03:13.520Yeah. I should have just taught women, hey, this is when you can get pregnant.
01:03:16.820Right. Here's your cycle. Right. Right.
01:03:19.620Yeah. And I'm not totally like, you know, abortion is going to happen whether, you know, it's legal or not.
01:03:27.360You know, to to not this whole liberal thing to have like, oh, it's not a murder, you know, and it's like, well, no, it is.
01:03:35.140Let's be honest. Like there's a level of murder happening.
01:03:37.580But, you know, so it's a complex thing, but definitely women's bodies are, you know, I wish that feminists really would talk about what's really going on, like the issues of childbirth or like C-sec.
01:03:51.860At least there's violence happening against women in these ways in our reproductive cycles that that we really should be more aware of.
01:04:01.100Yes. I mean, how they push you through the mill and all the drugs. Right.
01:04:05.340Yeah. And so, you know, what should be five percent emergency C-section is, you know, and there's interesting studies coming out now of even like if you if you try to labor labor a little bit and then you have a C-section emergency.
01:04:19.300Actually, those babies do better than just plan C-section.
01:04:23.060So there's there's all this innate stuff like we don't even know what labor and all these these hormones and these cascades.
01:04:30.120We don't know the complexity of how they work.
01:04:32.700But then we're so easy to just go in and be like, oh, throw in the Pitocin and like cut it out.
01:04:37.320Like and we're not thinking, you know, 20 years down the line of.
01:05:20.700And so, you know, if you're low risk and you you're like 20 minutes from a birth center, like it's safer to be at home, you know.
01:05:28.920And and I say to people wherever you're most comfortable giving birth is going to be the best.
01:05:34.060So for some people, that's the hospital.
01:05:35.460But but definitely like it's such a beautiful thing to like not have to rush off somewhere and just be at home and have a midwife.
01:05:43.720And, you know, we've been doing it forever.
01:05:46.020So some good lighting and some music, not have like, you know, 10 strangers looking in your crotch.
01:05:51.580Totally. And and the other thing that's so crazy of just the the microflora inoculation you get from a vaginal birth, that's like a real statistical difference in terms of getting asthma and allergies later in life.
01:06:07.480And how your flora actually, you know, so if you do have to have a C-section, like get some of those vaginal juices, like, you know, get it in the little baby's mouth.
01:06:16.180You know, you've got to you can't quite.
01:06:18.840But the pressure of birth, like as it goes through the canal, there's this whole there's this whole complex thing that happens that, you know, in the bonding between the mother and the infant.
01:06:29.300And it's a really fascinating thing. But these are the the kind of things where I think modern feminists and the whole thought we just were kind of stuck on, like beating up white males and not actually like taking ownership of like, oh, let's stop getting mass raped and like take back our feminine rights of like our power in terms of birth and and, you know, so many things.
01:06:53.520Well, it's awful because these new waves of feminism, it's actually made it harder for women.
01:06:57.560It used to be that if women wanted to have babies, they could, you know, their husbands could be able to afford to have them stay home so they could work.
01:07:04.940Now it's that you need two incomes just to get by. And there's a lot of other ways where it's actually more difficult.
01:07:10.580I mean, me personally, I've never felt like I've been held back by a man or there wasn't anything I couldn't do.
01:07:17.020It's quite the opposite. I feel like I could I could do anything in our society.
01:07:20.440I feel like white women are treated the best in European nations. Wouldn't you agree?
01:07:25.460Totally. And and the other thing is, like, there's a sort of like I get this a lot of like, oh, you know, you don't need a man and like, oh, you can do anything.
01:07:34.560And I'm like, well, you know, actually having like no man around me right now, I'm kind of like sometimes like, hey, that would be nice, you know.
01:07:42.120So it really is we should give him more props as we can. And all my all my male friends, I give him props all the time.
01:07:49.560I mean, white men really created the society and all the fruits that we're enjoying and the technology and a lot of the sciences.
01:07:56.740So we have to appreciate that. Another thing. OK, men are a little bit smarter and more mathematical and like the thing that women are like just as smart.
01:08:07.180Like, no, we have other intelligences, but like that we can't say that reality is just to me ridiculous.
01:08:13.440I'm like they're smarter and they they make more for for a certain reason, you know, like it's not made up.
01:08:24.140Well, Greta, any last thoughts before we round up?
01:08:26.780No, just thanks so much for all you do. And I just hope that everyone can, you know, dig deep and plan a garden where they are.
01:08:36.340Just connect in with the land that they're at and also, you know, have some awareness of everything that's going on and can all be a little more courageous, a little more stepping it up and speaking out and taking taking some responsibility.
01:08:51.320And that's what I hope for myself. And so, yeah, thanks for that work that you do, though.
01:08:56.780Well, thanks so much. It's been fun hearing your story and been inspiring. So thank you.
01:09:03.460Well, everybody, I pretty much gave an epilogue at the start of the show, so I will be brief and say one thing.
01:09:08.720Since the NPI conference, where there were known SPLC spies and since the SPLC mentioned me on their website, I've noticed a concentrated group of trolls, clearly leftists in disguise, spamming the comments section of all my shows, especially the ones with women saying horribly inappropriate, hateful and violent comments about white women while claiming to be pro-white.
01:09:32.820It came to my attention through other people because I just avoid YouTube comments. It's just a jungle I don't want to go into. I just stay away from comments in general.
01:09:43.080And of course, most of our listeners aren't even getting this show on YouTube, so it's very pathetic to be hitting up the comments section on YouTube.
01:09:50.200This is clearly orchestrated as an attempt to scare away women from coming over to the pro-white side because many women are coming on board.
01:09:58.940It's so obvious with the comments these trolls make, so I know all of you listening are smart, but be mindful of so-called pro-white men or the MGTOW guys who lash out on all white women while hiding behind their avatar, of course.
01:10:13.780The left and SPLC is getting concerned about the presence of women in our movement.
01:10:18.580When women get on board, it gets serious.
01:10:21.360There are strategies to prevent women from getting on board.
01:10:23.900In fact, the leftist papers who attended the NPI conference during the press hour made it a mission to write BS about women's role in the alt-right.
01:10:35.340A few trolls were on my Facebook page trying to start fights while claiming they were one of us.
01:10:39.520The one time I did engage with one of these losers and left a feisty reply.
01:10:43.420Of course, they took a screenshot of just my response and their first question without all their psychotic comments in between that led up to me finally posting the one reply.
01:10:54.760And so they took that screenshot and posted it on the TRS forum.
01:11:13.420Another example was, came to my attention, a friend let me know.
01:11:17.520Long ago, I had my cat moved from Oregon to Sweden and I used a pet mover.
01:11:24.700And I left a nice comment for them for their website.
01:11:27.180Well, they put up this comment under the military section because, you know, a lot of these people in America think that if you move overseas,
01:11:33.540it's got to be because you're in the military, right?
01:11:35.420Not because you're actually moving to live overseas for any other reason.
01:11:39.480So they just filed my comment in the military section.
01:11:41.780And, well, there were some people that were chit-chatting, I guess, on the renegade chat or something during a show.
01:11:47.820And someone was concerned that I possibly am working for the military.
01:11:52.620You know, people believe everything they see on the internet.