Red Ice TV - Another Migrant Terror Attack At Christmas Market In Germany

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00:05:00.040 He doesn't want you to see it.

00:05:00.840 Hey, look, here's my face, okay?

00:05:02.360 I'm not hiding my face.

00:05:03.920 But look at that shot, though.

00:05:04.960 That's beautiful.

00:05:05.520 Oh, man.

00:05:06.400 That's awesome.

00:05:06.780 Hello and welcome.

00:05:11.340 That's what I need right now.

00:05:12.580 I got a cold face going on.

00:05:14.160 It's like everything, I'm looking at everything else except like, oh, that's right, you've

00:05:18.140 got to be in frame too.

00:05:18.900 You've got to be shot.

00:05:21.500 Usually, I put that monitor back.

00:05:23.040 I needed a good laugh.

00:05:24.580 It's been one of those days.

00:05:25.580 What did you think of that?

00:05:28.420 Too bad it had to happen live.

00:05:30.840 Hey, what are you going to do?

00:05:32.160 What are you going to do?

00:05:33.500 We can afford to make a couple of mistakes.

00:05:35.880 That's fine.

00:05:36.740 What do you think about that 3D animation?

00:05:39.060 Because at the end of the day, all we are wanting for Christmas is, you know, diversity

00:05:43.280 and crime and, of course, terror attacks like we have now in Germany, obviously, right?

00:05:49.040 I thought it was funny.

00:05:50.460 I'm sure the no blacks that are watching right now don't think it's funny.

00:05:55.940 The no blacks?

00:05:57.000 I'm sure there's no blacks that are watching right now.

00:05:59.300 So the zero blacks that are watching this show right now, I don't think it's funny.

00:06:02.780 I think we have a couple of hate watchers.

00:06:03.960 We do?

00:06:04.500 A couple of hate watchers?

00:06:06.000 You've got to be able to laugh at yourself, too.

00:06:07.920 Yeah, I mean, come on.

00:06:09.560 You tell me they're not making fun of whites?

00:06:11.880 Oh, exactly.

00:06:12.780 I don't care.

00:06:13.760 Oh, you can't, you know.

00:06:15.560 I don't take it personal because I'm confident in who I am as a person.

00:06:19.640 Exactly.

00:06:20.880 That's Hendrix.

00:06:21.460 Whatcha doing, rabbi in person?

00:06:23.000 Oh, looking behind the screen.

00:06:24.280 Oh, yes.

00:06:24.800 Yeah, looking.

00:06:25.120 That's, I did an Anthony Blinken there.

00:06:27.460 Remember that?

00:06:27.960 He's standing halfway looking over Biden's shoulder.

00:06:31.220 It's amazing how those moments are caught.

00:06:33.240 So many of those.

00:06:33.960 When I run a longer clip, I'll move that monitor, okay?

00:06:37.620 That's hilarious.

00:06:38.460 I'm not going to edit that out, by the way.

00:06:40.460 It's going to, that stays.

00:06:42.120 That's staying right there.

00:06:43.340 That's it.

00:06:44.200 Well, at least it wasn't like a hot, oops, hot mic and it's live and we didn't know.

00:06:49.140 Well, at least I didn't like stand up and show that I just have underwear on.

00:06:51.980 I can't even see that on the GoPro.

00:06:57.380 Exactly.

00:06:57.980 That's right.

00:06:58.760 That's, that's covered up.

00:07:00.120 I'm in the safe zone here, baby.

00:07:01.800 I remember when the AC broke once and I did one of those.

00:07:04.780 I think I did a show of my underwear.

00:07:06.400 In your calzonger.

00:07:08.000 In my calzonger.

00:07:09.260 In fact, I remember that I did.

00:07:10.600 No, that's not.

00:07:13.360 All you need to see is this.

00:07:14.520 It wasn't underwear though.

00:07:15.960 And then you, you were like, oh, is that what you're going to wear?

00:07:18.720 Are you, you're, you're cougar?

00:07:20.100 Yeah, you're puma.

00:07:21.800 What do you do?

00:07:22.560 What's happening here?

00:07:23.600 I like it's cashmere.

00:07:24.900 It's warm.

00:07:25.480 It just felt good this morning.

00:07:26.640 I got to match you now.

00:07:28.200 Some gray and some brown or black or maybe, I don't know.

00:07:33.180 All right.

00:07:33.820 Anyway, we're totally disorganized here.

00:07:35.760 This, this fine Freya's day.

00:07:38.160 And of course, it is one day here before the winter solstice.

00:07:43.500 That's right.

00:07:44.420 Tomorrow.

00:07:45.300 That's right.

00:07:45.740 And we're going to have dinner with Kevin MacDonald, actually.

00:07:48.100 That's right.

00:07:48.460 At his home and some friends.

00:07:49.600 And we're going to, I'm going to make a sun cross later this evening.

00:07:53.540 And then we're going to burn that tomorrow.

00:07:56.120 Have a little bit of a blute, a little bit of a mini celebration of sorts, right?

00:08:00.000 Yes.

00:08:00.480 Actually, for Anglo-Saxon heathens, tonight is the Mödra nicht, which is the mother's night.

00:08:06.600 But it's the eve of the solstice, which of course, you know, you have this whole thing

00:08:11.980 about yule slash the winter solstice, kind of slash even the midwinter blute and stuff

00:08:19.160 and dates flying around and what's correct or whatever.

00:08:21.580 And I might talk a little bit more about that later.

00:08:24.060 We have a thing on that.

00:08:25.120 But we are going to probably do an updated version of that Christmas piece we did, right?

00:08:31.140 Yes.

00:08:31.740 I saw that.

00:08:32.720 The piece, it's been almost 10 years ago since I did that piece.

00:08:35.860 I think Stu Peters had shared it too, where I get into the background of yule and Hanukkah

00:08:42.440 and Kwanzaa.

00:08:43.500 What a joke that is, right?

00:08:45.620 And it's funny.

00:08:46.560 I look at that video and I'm like, oh, look at me.

00:08:48.160 That's almost 10 years ago.

00:08:50.000 Yeah.

00:08:50.440 Charleston.

00:08:50.880 I remember recording that.

00:08:52.760 Man, things have changed since then, huh?

00:08:54.960 Yes.

00:08:55.800 So I think I should do an updated version for sure.

00:08:58.680 So yeah, he shared that.

00:08:59.940 And of course, it was just the Hanukkah portion of it.

00:09:02.300 Horrible quality though.

00:09:03.180 Yeah, it's awful quality.

00:09:06.060 I linked up underneath like, hey, if you want to watch the whole version, it's right here

00:09:08.780 kind of thing.

00:09:10.040 But usually we've linked up the just kind of the Christmas Yule portion of it.

00:09:16.260 But I'm thinking I'll repost the whole thing this year because the Kwanzaa thing is hilarious

00:09:20.400 if people haven't seen it.

00:09:22.540 And then of course the Hanukkah thing.

00:09:23.500 A lot of what at least appears to be Jews in the comments who are very upset about the

00:09:29.660 clip, by the way.

00:09:30.320 So that means we're pushing some buttons with that one.

00:09:33.200 The miracle of Hanukkah.

00:09:34.560 Yeah, you're right.

00:09:35.560 It's a miracle.

00:09:36.380 There's no pure jug of oil that can just burn for eight days.

00:09:42.240 What was it?

00:09:42.620 The oil was so pure and it lit the lamp, not for one day, but for eight days.

00:09:50.720 That's just a story.

00:09:52.100 It didn't happen.

00:09:53.180 Okay, Jews?

00:09:53.720 It did not happen.

00:09:55.180 They were first with zero point energy.

00:09:57.300 They were just sucking energy out of the vacuum, right?

00:10:00.480 Out of the, what is again, the quantum flux or whatever?

00:10:06.260 I mean, Hanukkah is a celebration of the massacre of the Greeks and they love it.

00:10:13.220 Yeah, exactly.

00:10:14.240 And they exaggerate.

00:10:15.020 And that's in that clip, but it's in even more detail.

00:10:18.360 I don't know if you actually watch the whole thing.

00:10:20.640 And actually, I re-uploaded the whole piece on our Rambo channel just now.

00:10:24.060 I'll probably get it up on, you know, some of the other places as well if you want to

00:10:27.480 watch it.

00:10:27.840 And again, there's, you know, pretending to the Christmas stuff we're in there and the

00:10:32.640 Yule stuff, we've learned a lot in the last 10 years since,

00:10:36.260 that was made.

00:10:37.440 And there are certainly things that are, well, factually not correct, which we can update.

00:10:46.140 And then there's things that we've learned additionally, or maybe a further explanation.

00:10:50.140 The general theme is obviously correct, you know what I mean?

00:10:53.360 But we didn't go into too much on like, or you in this case, but I did the graphics and

00:10:59.200 pulling everything in together with editing and stuff.

00:11:00.760 You wrote the script.

00:11:01.560 But the, like the Saturnalia stuff, not too much of that.

00:11:06.720 It was more a focus on like Yule, the Northern Germanic kind of links to it and the tradition.

00:11:10.900 But yeah, of course, the Iberics, the Romans, they have their version of this.

00:11:14.040 And, you know, the Celtic have kind of their...

00:11:15.900 The point is, it's our time.

00:11:17.540 It's our time.

00:11:18.240 It's our celebration.

00:11:19.120 It's very important to Europeans in general.

00:11:21.300 Yeah.

00:11:22.160 But anyway, so things have updated and we've learned more things and whatever.

00:11:25.660 And so the general theme, I think, is correct overall.

00:11:28.720 But there's some things which is like, you know, pertaining to dates and stuff.

00:11:32.280 And, you know, a lot of these things are, you know, like the Swedish Yule, which we have

00:11:37.900 now, is obviously not what the old, old pagans celebrated with Yule.

00:11:42.320 I mean, that's, it's borrowed from that.

00:11:44.620 The term comes from there.

00:11:46.180 Many of the traditions are still there.

00:11:48.220 Many of the things we still do is there.

00:11:50.760 But dates have moved around.

00:11:52.100 Things have shifted.

00:11:53.060 They don't observe the same.

00:11:55.440 We don't have the loony solar calendar now, like we did in the past, right?

00:12:00.620 For example, now it's, I think the Gregorian is just a solar calendar, right?

00:12:05.600 Is that what it is?

00:12:06.120 Yeah.

00:12:06.440 So basically.

00:12:08.060 So they didn't take the, you know, moon into account, which was part of ours.

00:12:11.600 Well, they still put the moon cycles on the calendar, but...

00:12:14.680 I'm sure they do.

00:12:15.660 I'm not saying they don't, but I'm saying like in terms of measuring time, kind of thing, right?

00:12:20.400 Yeah, right.

00:12:20.580 And that's partially why.

00:12:21.480 And then you have the leap for, of course, from the Julian calendar over to the Gregorian

00:12:25.800 and stuff like that.

00:12:26.460 But it's, you know, overall, again, we have Lucy up in the north.

00:12:29.340 That's also a celebration of light coming back.

00:12:31.360 It's like a rebirth of the sun.

00:12:32.840 So you have a kind of an, you do have an astrotheological component to it.

00:12:36.880 You do have stories that's been transposed on top of Christ, you know, kind of thing on

00:12:41.340 old Germanic mythology and other mythologies.

00:12:44.800 And of course, Saturnalia, Mithras, and that stuff.

00:12:47.340 You have, then you have a, you know, a root core in Germanic paganism.

00:12:51.660 That's their part of it.

00:12:52.700 And then, but then that has been Christianized.

00:12:54.360 You have all these elements and they change and transform over time, obviously.

00:13:00.160 But again, I think, you know, so, so you could, you could, you can do a piece like that for

00:13:03.720 like hours and hours.

00:13:04.620 You know what I mean?

00:13:05.200 I'm just exploring every tangent.

00:13:06.620 And fight over the little details or whatever.

00:13:08.620 Right, exactly.

00:13:09.040 Well, actually, the Christmas tree is kind of, that's, that's what just brought into the,

00:13:12.840 you know, in the modern world in the 1800s.

00:13:14.620 I still like it.

00:13:15.220 But then, no, but then the point is like, okay, sure.

00:13:18.240 But, you know, the old Germanic North people, they still, you know, they, they venerated

00:13:23.680 an evergreen tree, right?

00:13:26.140 Those mythological stories of them didn't mean they chopped it down and put it inside, granted.

00:13:30.860 But the earliest idea of literally hanging, and in that case, of course, it was actually

00:13:34.600 sacrifices, right?

00:13:35.660 In, in a tree, which is why we have, you know, the, the red little balls and the, you

00:13:40.560 know what I mean?

00:13:40.780 Like there are, that's, you can't, you can't prove that factually, but it obviously makes

00:13:47.040 sense.

00:13:47.880 Do you see what I'm saying?

00:13:48.500 Like that there's a, there is a symbolism there, which has obviously been kind of passed

00:13:53.560 onward and continued, whether we consciously think of it or not, or even if someone showed

00:13:58.600 up and decided that one day or whatever.

00:14:00.760 Yeah, exactly.

00:14:01.720 There's things like that, which is like, all right, these are, you know, you can't maybe

00:14:05.740 prove it, but it kind of fits, you know what I mean?

00:14:08.920 So there's things like that.

00:14:10.360 So anyway, so I think it's the point of this, it is not that it, factually correct, according

00:14:15.720 to the source, it's, it's overall to like, give you an idea of like, look at all these

00:14:20.500 things and, and how much richly embedded symbolism there is in them.

00:14:24.260 And it's not just pulled out of the ether out of nowhere.

00:14:26.820 It's relation to things that we used to.

00:14:28.760 It makes it more special to me.

00:14:30.340 Right.

00:14:30.720 Yeah, exactly.

00:14:31.180 That, that you realize that it's, it's far more ancient than we know, and all our ancestors

00:14:36.320 took part in it in different ways.

00:14:38.140 It was important to them.

00:14:39.240 That's correct.

00:14:39.780 You know, and when you live somewhere cold and dark, like right now, North Idaho, you

00:14:43.660 know, it's like the sun was setting at like 250 the other day.

00:14:47.400 North Idaho.

00:14:48.020 Yes.

00:14:48.500 The sun was setting at like, you know, you, the kids come home from school and then it's

00:14:52.680 like, oh, you get to play outside for 10 minutes and then it's dark.

00:14:56.800 You play when it's dark?

00:14:57.460 Go play outside.

00:14:58.300 You play when it's dark?

00:14:58.800 Yeah, I mean, that's just what it is.

00:15:00.060 There's some snow that actually still laid on the ground, to be honest, because then

00:15:02.800 we could.

00:15:03.360 Yeah, it's been a lot of rain.

00:15:04.600 Yeah.

00:15:04.900 We got a little snow, what, three, four days ago?

00:15:07.780 Yeah.

00:15:08.600 I'm sorry.

00:15:09.260 I need, I need my water.

00:15:11.600 Oh, oh, did you, oh, did I?

00:15:13.520 I need my water.

00:15:14.540 I didn't cut to that one, did I?

00:15:16.220 Did people see that one?

00:15:17.580 Do you want to give the backstory on that?

00:15:19.160 Did you guys actually see this sitting on my desk, wondering why this black doll is there?

00:15:24.200 Okay.

00:15:24.560 I think some of them didn't.

00:15:25.320 Yes, I know this dumb mic.

00:15:26.980 So, yes, it has a hook in it.

00:15:29.100 Watch it.

00:15:29.360 And I found this in my tree the other day.

00:15:32.700 I was like, how did this get in my tree?

00:15:35.640 So, we have a friend, lover, Lori, I can say her name.

00:15:39.440 Every year, we usually have a Yule party.

00:15:42.040 And every year, I'm the last to know that there's some kind of black ornament hiding somewhere

00:15:46.280 in the house.

00:15:47.020 Whether it's a black Santa soap dispenser or some, like, Kang's monkey ornament.

00:15:52.360 The Kang's one.

00:15:53.000 Whatever.

00:15:53.440 The Kang's one was pretty good.

00:15:54.580 I don't think we showed the Kang's.

00:15:55.840 I think we did.

00:15:56.380 So, this year, I didn't have the party because a lot's going on.

00:15:59.440 It's been harder.

00:16:00.360 It's cold and just moving and just a lot of stuff going on, right?

00:16:03.360 So, she comes over to pick up a little onesie, right?

00:16:06.880 A little folk first onesie.

00:16:08.480 By the way, those will be available soon.

00:16:10.740 Someone just had a baby.

00:16:12.320 And I'm chatting up her husband in the other room.

00:16:14.500 And she goes and slips this ornament into my tree.

00:16:18.420 Very nice.

00:16:19.220 She's always very covert about it.

00:16:21.140 She's so sneaky and so funny.

00:16:22.300 Very sneaky about it.

00:16:22.860 And so, then, all of a sudden, I just, for some reason, I must have felt it.

00:16:27.100 I was like, Sigrid, go point to her, you know, to her daughter.

00:16:29.680 Go show Lori your favorite ornament.

00:16:31.700 And she goes, like, goes and tells right away.

00:16:35.380 And pulls this out of the tree.

00:16:37.200 And it's like, black.

00:16:38.160 What is it?

00:16:38.740 Find one thing that doesn't belong.

00:16:40.300 What is that game called?

00:16:41.040 So, she pulls this out of the tree.

00:16:43.300 And then, turns out, yeah, she's really good at gag gifts.

00:16:45.840 She goes and she'll find things at thrift stores and just, you know, put a hook in it.

00:16:50.040 Very nice.

00:16:51.060 Oh, man.

00:16:51.540 So, what are we going to do with this one?

00:16:53.840 I'll burn it on the Sun Cross I'm building later today.

00:16:58.540 We could.

00:17:00.000 Maybe.

00:17:00.880 I don't think Lori would be offended.

00:17:03.880 She's like, yeah.

00:17:04.980 Yay.

00:17:05.460 Let's go.

00:17:05.840 I love friends like that.

00:17:06.820 She's sneaky.

00:17:07.460 Very nice.

00:17:07.760 Sneaky like that, Lori.

00:17:09.420 Very nice.

00:17:10.160 That's correct.

00:17:11.360 All righty.

00:17:13.220 So, before we dive into the, well, we do have some, of course, disturbing news here in the beginning.

00:17:17.980 But I want to take a couple of those.

00:17:19.560 Oh, my gosh.

00:17:20.240 Joni and Albert, you guys are like family.

00:17:23.040 You seriously help us so much.

00:17:25.100 You guys basically help us pay the high rent on this place.

00:17:27.640 Let's be honest.

00:17:29.400 Let's be honest here.

00:17:30.640 That's what's happening.

00:17:31.640 Thank you very much.

00:17:33.080 Joni says, Merry Christmas.

00:17:34.240 Mike and I are really enjoying your shows.

00:17:36.140 We are so happy.

00:17:37.020 Albert introduced you both to us.

00:17:38.240 We wish the whole family nothing but the best this Christmas and good wishes for the new year.

00:17:42.020 God bless.

00:17:42.500 Sincerely, Mike and Joni.

00:17:43.520 You guys are the best.

00:17:44.360 Thank you.

00:17:44.600 Thank you so much.

00:17:45.280 And, oh, my gosh, the floral arrangements you guys sent.

00:17:47.520 Oh, yeah, yeah.

00:17:47.960 Exactly.

00:17:48.480 Are amazing.

00:17:49.620 That was beautiful.

00:17:50.980 Very nice.

00:17:51.400 Yeah, you chose a good florist.

00:17:53.120 I didn't even know about them.

00:17:54.140 And it looks like those old, you know, because I made one of those, I'm not sure, what do you call them?

00:17:58.400 Do you call them Advent?

00:17:59.720 Is that a, that's like a Roman Catholic thing, is it?

00:18:02.100 Advent?

00:18:02.580 For what are you talking about, though?

00:18:03.680 The Advent, you stock it.

00:18:05.460 The centerpiece.

00:18:05.960 Oh, yeah.

00:18:06.340 The other thing.

00:18:06.880 The U log.

00:18:07.640 Well, so, yeah.

00:18:08.240 So, I took the stem, the, yeah, log from the Christmas tree you've gone last year.

00:18:16.220 The bottom of it.

00:18:16.720 And actually did a piece for it to put four candles in.

00:18:19.120 And then you light one candle each Sunday leading up to Yule Afton for us, Christmas Eve, right?

00:18:24.380 Because that's when at least we celebrated.

00:18:26.880 And then, and so that's four in there.

00:18:29.560 And it just reminded me exactly of that one.

00:18:31.560 It really does look like it.

00:18:32.800 It was very, very similar in style and everything.

00:18:34.600 Yes.

00:18:34.920 It was great.

00:18:35.720 It's beautiful.

00:18:36.500 I love it.

00:18:36.900 I took a picture for Albert.

00:18:37.740 And Albert, thank you so much.

00:18:38.960 Happy Friday, guys.

00:18:39.560 Thank you, guys.

00:18:39.720 Wanted to do a little extra for Christmas.

00:18:41.560 Hope the family is getting into the Christmas spirit.

00:18:43.560 It's so terrible what has happened in Germany.

00:18:45.500 Just another reason to embrace Auslander Rauß.

00:18:48.420 Amen.

00:18:48.980 I'm so proud to support you guys and call you my friends.

00:18:51.160 I will continue to do what I can to help in the future.

00:18:53.860 I can honestly say you guys are real genuine and all around good people.

00:18:56.760 All the best this Christmas season, folk first.

00:18:58.980 Thank you so much.

00:18:59.780 You guys are too kind.

00:19:01.200 You're going to love that special gift coming your way, too, by the way.

00:19:03.920 Yes, exactly.

00:19:04.560 Yes, indeed.

00:19:05.140 I wish it would have come in time for Christmas, obviously, but it will be a little bit delayed.

00:19:09.560 Yeah.

00:19:09.940 One of our dear friends made it.

00:19:11.640 It's very special.

00:19:13.300 A labor of love, for sure.

00:19:15.620 Explicit X says, Happy Yule.

00:19:17.580 Yes.

00:19:18.140 Happy Yule.

00:19:18.840 By the way, I was going to say, Happy Birthday, Dad.

00:19:21.960 Oh, that's right.

00:19:22.580 My dad, his birthday is on Christmas.

00:19:25.260 Yep.

00:19:25.760 He was born in Shanghai.

00:19:27.960 So he's Chinese.

00:19:28.700 So he's Chinese.

00:19:29.500 Yes, don't I look Chinese?

00:19:31.040 But his parents' names were...

00:19:33.180 Lies.

00:19:33.620 Hello, welcome to the wet life lady.

00:19:35.400 Welcome to the wet life lady.

00:19:36.780 I just kind of feel that way right now with the cold hand.

00:19:38.780 So his parents' names are Mary and Joseph.

00:19:43.800 That's pretty interesting.

00:19:46.220 Yes.

00:19:46.660 There you go.

00:19:46.880 I just think that that's hilarious.

00:19:49.160 There you go.

00:19:49.860 And no, my father is not Jewish, okay?

00:19:51.840 Even though the conspiracies are flying around.

00:19:54.280 Oh, that you're a Jew.

00:19:55.400 Oh, that my father is Jewish because his name is a Jewish name.

00:19:58.480 I mean, like, how many Christians have Jewish names?

00:20:01.020 Like, it's called America, too.

00:20:03.700 Yeah, I mean, yeah, exactly.

00:20:05.340 I mean, Daniel, Michael, John, James, Peter, Paul, Matthew.

00:20:10.560 I mean, sure.

00:20:10.980 Okay, I guess they're all Jews then, too, right?

00:20:12.780 Well, I mean, and of course, those were not the original names, right?

00:20:16.380 They were, they were been changed or whatever, but yeah.

00:20:18.600 Yes.

00:20:19.300 Yeah, they ended up taking names.

00:20:20.900 Can you believe such a thing?

00:20:22.120 They wrote stories.

00:20:23.580 They're master storytellers.

00:20:24.940 And they took stories and made it their own.

00:20:27.400 How about that?

00:20:28.800 And they took names, too, when they moved to Germany.

00:20:30.860 Remember that?

00:20:31.180 Yes.

00:20:31.360 That's why people think Berg is like, you know, just like, that's German for, like, mountain.

00:20:34.980 Mountain, yeah.

00:20:35.620 Or Swedish.

00:20:36.520 Exactly.

00:20:37.020 North Germanic, you know?

00:20:37.660 Yeah, it's not theirs.

00:20:38.720 No.

00:20:38.960 It's interesting, before you get into this next story, because one thing I wanted to do

00:20:42.420 is go to the quarter, quarter lane had a German, like a mini kind of German Christmas

00:20:48.340 market, right?

00:20:49.500 And only went for a day.

00:20:50.620 And they set it up.

00:20:51.380 It was supposed to be like a replica of Germany.

00:20:53.160 And I was like, we should go.

00:20:54.900 Oh, it was rainy.

00:20:55.520 And we had others, the hockey game or some stuff going on.

00:20:58.680 There was just too much, right?

00:21:00.380 And I made a joke.

00:21:01.620 Don't be seeing hockey now, okay?

00:21:02.620 No, no.

00:21:03.000 The whitest of, I'm just joking.

00:21:05.040 Yeah, except for that Asian coach, right?

00:21:06.840 Oh.

00:21:06.940 I mean, he's nice, but still, it's just like the woman doesn't.

00:21:12.360 He's an honorary.

00:21:13.420 Honorary.

00:21:13.920 Japanese honorary.

00:21:14.860 It just doesn't fit.

00:21:16.960 And he's cucked too, right?

00:21:18.100 He's taking care of his wife's white kids.

00:21:20.980 That's right.

00:21:21.580 Yeah, I think so, yeah.

00:21:22.940 At least he's doing that.

00:21:24.060 Yeah.

00:21:25.200 Anyway, I have made a joke.

00:21:26.200 Got one.

00:21:26.680 I made a joke.

00:21:28.000 I made a joke how this German Christmas market in quarter lane would be whiter and safer

00:21:33.360 than going to some in Germany nowadays.

00:21:37.000 Oof.

00:21:37.340 Well, I'll know.

00:21:39.860 Well, I know what you mean, and you're probably more or less.

00:21:41.820 Depends which part of Germany.

00:21:42.920 Yes, I understand that.

00:21:44.080 But also keep in mind, barring just the terrorists that are like driving their cars into the crowds,

00:21:48.820 there aren't many Muslims or non-whites going to those.

00:21:52.400 Yeah.

00:21:52.620 Do you know what I mean?

00:21:52.980 Like actually into the market.

00:21:54.100 Yeah, unless they're driving into it to kill people.

00:21:56.780 Yeah, exactly.

00:21:57.180 That's just it.

00:21:57.760 Unless they're like actually want to ram into people.

00:22:01.200 Well, you see, that's just a, what was it?

00:22:03.360 Um, it's, they were, they were doing it again, by the way.

00:22:07.240 Speaking of, speaking of which, as we, as we get into this here, um, where did I not

00:22:11.760 bring in the screenshot?

00:22:13.120 No, I did not.

00:22:13.820 I should have.

00:22:14.880 The headlines here.

00:22:16.100 Let me show you this one.

00:22:17.060 I mean, you can do any, you can do any like Google search results type thing here, but,

00:22:21.660 uh, what the heck?

00:22:22.500 Come on, get in there.

00:22:24.180 Slow today.

00:22:25.060 All right, here we go.

00:22:25.600 Um, death and injuries in, uh, in Germany as car plows into crowd.

00:22:31.340 Driver rams Christmas market right in New York times.

00:22:35.680 What do you mean?

00:22:36.380 It was like murdering people, right?

00:22:38.200 Yeah.

00:22:38.600 Attack on German Christmas market.

00:22:41.640 At least one day after car driven into two people, at least that, but it was like this,

00:22:45.960 the car didn't drive itself.

00:22:47.800 Okay.

00:22:48.080 They're doing it again, right?

00:22:48.940 They're doing the walk-a-shot Christmas.

00:22:50.960 Oh, and it's an accident, a car accident that I, they, I, granted, you know, they didn't

00:22:56.340 say accident in the majority of headlines I saw here, but it's always this like, oh,

00:23:00.860 a truck attack, you know, kind of thing.

00:23:02.720 Like, no, it's people doing this.

00:23:05.580 It's not a knife stabbing the people.

00:23:07.780 It's not a pistol shooting.

00:23:10.580 You know what I mean?

00:23:11.060 It's a Muslim driving a car who hates white people.

00:23:14.140 That's, that's what it is.

00:23:15.040 So it's, it's a, it's a Saudi Arabian, apparently.

00:23:18.840 This is some of the latest things that we know.

00:23:21.240 I'm not sure if this Guardian piece has that or not, but it was some 37 year old or something

00:23:24.740 like that from Saudi Arabia, allegedly, that drove this vehicle into a bunch of German people

00:23:31.580 at a Weihnachten market, which means consecration night.

00:23:38.720 I think that stands for a religious term, obviously, in Magdeburg.

00:23:44.080 Magdeburg, there's the burg again.

00:23:46.420 Oh, well, it's a Jewish town, everybody.

00:23:49.540 It's in Saxony and Halt, which of, ironically then, too, by the way, is more or less the

00:23:56.720 stronghold of the AFD, which means it's a Jewish conspiracy to get to, to prove that Germany

00:24:03.960 needs to side with Israel and go into some Zionist war or whatever.

00:24:07.920 And, uh.

00:24:08.440 But Muslims are just crazy.

00:24:09.860 They do crazy shit like this all the time.

00:24:11.460 It doesn't always have to be some grand conspiracy.

00:24:13.420 There's plenty of nut Muslims that want to kill white people in Europe and hate, hate

00:24:18.900 us.

00:24:19.280 It doesn't matter if you're Christian or not.

00:24:20.760 They hate us.

00:24:21.680 I mean, again, it's like, oh, that's, oh, it's just a Muslim.

00:24:24.760 Well, who brought in the Muslims?

00:24:25.880 Who's that?

00:24:26.240 Who advocated for them to be brought in, right?

00:24:27.760 You got to deal with the root of the problem.

00:24:29.760 But anyway, there's a, there's a map for you right there of where the city is there,

00:24:34.660 Magdeburg.

00:24:35.040 Uh, and of course, you know, beautiful, calm, nice little, uh, you know, Christmas market,

00:24:40.520 essentially.

00:24:41.520 And, uh, we do have some footage of the, of the thing.

00:24:43.580 If you don't want to watch it, you obviously don't have to.

00:24:46.360 Uh, but just a reminder here in 2016, again, here we go with the language, truck attack.

00:24:51.520 Is it a, oh, it's just a truck assaulted a bunch of people.

00:24:55.000 Uh, and you know why they go to these Christmas markets?

00:24:57.740 Because they know that that's where all the white people are going to be.

00:25:00.100 And they're not going to accidentally kill one of their own because Berlin's already full,

00:25:03.860 full of Muslims.

00:25:05.360 Right.

00:25:05.820 So like, that's a good place because then we'll just take out exclusively white people.

00:25:10.640 Right.

00:25:11.840 And I don't, I don't need to know the motivation.

00:25:17.180 Yeah.

00:25:17.640 Of this.

00:25:18.300 I don't care.

00:25:19.520 I don't care what country he's from.

00:25:21.880 Uh, I don't, well, it's this sect of Islam.

00:25:24.760 Or, well, he was mentally ill or whatever.

00:25:26.940 I don't give a shit about nuances.

00:25:28.380 I, I, no, I don't care.

00:25:29.360 We're, we're done.

00:25:30.580 We're done analyzing all of this to that degree.

00:25:33.340 I mean, for, for the sake of accuracy, sure.

00:25:35.600 I mean, that's, it's good to get confirmed that like, yeah, this is a psycho Muslim and

00:25:40.500 Islamist or whatever.

00:25:41.980 And he's doing it because it's, uh, in his view, it's, uh, uh, what it's, it's Christian

00:25:47.440 and it's a bunch of pagan Christmas trees there, like, uh, yule decorations and, you

00:25:54.160 know, they, like, oh, this is, um, what's the term they use again?

00:25:56.860 Uh, uh, uh, idol worship or, you know, whatever.

00:26:00.620 I mean, we're dealing with a kooky cult here.

00:26:02.160 That's what they're part of.

00:26:03.180 Right.

00:26:03.520 At the end of the day.

00:26:04.320 Uh, and again, of course, and, and it's not because it's just those things, right?

00:26:08.660 It's much deeper than that.

00:26:09.820 This is because it's, this is where Germans are.

00:26:14.000 It's, it's an attack on Germans.

00:26:15.760 You know what I mean?

00:26:16.220 That's what ultimately Europeans, or if you prefer them that, you know, group term, but like white

00:26:20.340 people, you know what I mean?

00:26:20.900 That, that's what this is.

00:26:22.080 That's what it's an attack on.

00:26:23.020 And the Jews are letting these Muslims, do you think they really care about some Christians,

00:26:27.040 white Christians being mowed down?

00:26:29.020 Uh, no, they don't care.

00:26:30.180 No, of course not.

00:26:31.080 Uh, absolutely not.

00:26:32.760 Um, so this is what you get, right?

00:26:34.780 With, with multiculturalism, with open borders, with, with totally insane migration policies

00:26:39.680 and everything, and that's not a big surprise.

00:26:41.760 Um, let's look a little bit at some of the footage here then.

00:26:45.380 Again, if you're a sensitive viewer, look away the next 10 seconds.

00:26:50.900 Hmm, that's the surveillance footage right there of the car plowing straight in.

00:26:54.800 Um, going fast.

00:26:57.480 Some people got up right afterwards.

00:26:59.400 It was an issue.

00:26:59.880 It's amazing some got up afterwards.

00:27:01.460 Like, wow, was that just pure adrenaline?

00:27:03.560 They're just in shock?

00:27:04.440 It's possible.

00:27:05.140 Um, they got lucky they were hitting just such, such a way.

00:27:08.060 But of course, you can discover injuries way later, by the way, too, because you're just,

00:27:11.820 you know what I mean?

00:27:12.420 So full of adrenaline.

00:27:14.020 Uh, here's some of the aftermath.

00:27:15.240 I don't know if you see, there's one, there's one, there's one, there's one, there's one.

00:27:19.140 You must have to be completely bothered.

00:27:20.700 If you're going to have the whole Weihnachtsmarkt.

00:27:23.600 I think he said Kinder in there, too.

00:27:25.160 Like, children, right?

00:27:26.120 Children.

00:27:26.760 So initially, Sky News said something like 11, I think it was.

00:27:32.280 And 60 injured, 11 dead, 60 injured.

00:27:34.680 And then all of a sudden, brrrr, numbers back.

00:27:37.140 Oh, ooh, one dead.

00:27:38.160 Uh, I think a lot of people, I think a lot of people were injured based on just the footage

00:27:42.460 I saw right there.

00:27:43.420 I mean, come on.

00:27:44.740 Yeah, I know.

00:27:45.980 Um, here's some more aftermath footage, I guess.

00:27:49.280 Where are we here?

00:27:54.100 Actually, that's the arrest.

00:27:55.200 Let me, let me play that in a little bit.

00:27:56.480 Where are we here?

00:27:56.960 Here, here, here's, here's some more here.

00:27:58.520 There we go.

00:28:04.300 Very short clips here, but get the point.

00:28:06.400 Just to see a little bit about some of the, some of the activity.

00:28:09.800 Tons of cops out, and it's like a little bit too late now, isn't there?

00:28:14.140 I always find it interesting when, like, the cops show up and, like, oh, now the country's

00:28:20.100 on high alert.

00:28:20.900 Like, I get the idea of, like, copycat crimes and stuff like that, but, like.

00:28:24.620 They're already in the country doing stuff every day.

00:28:27.520 It's already happened.

00:28:28.580 Like, now begin to address how to get these people out of the country and prevent them,

00:28:34.420 prevent more of them from coming in.

00:28:36.020 You know what I mean?

00:28:36.900 And by the way, the man.

00:28:37.900 Listen to that.

00:28:38.980 Yeah.

00:28:40.040 Frightening.

00:28:41.160 Let's listen to this.

00:28:42.100 Listen to this.

00:28:42.740 Listen to the cries of the children here, okay?

00:28:45.520 Because this is what it is, ultimately.

00:28:46.900 This is what people need to understand.

00:28:48.020 Thank you.

00:28:57.260 Thank you.

00:29:02.540 people are in shock

00:29:20.380 do you notice how still how orderly it is though and how quiet it is

00:29:30.160 they're like quick we need to organize we gotta save people here yeah it's the

00:29:33.840 german spirit right the european spirit if this is what and and partially maybe

00:29:39.260 that's partially our weakness of sorts right but imagine if that would have

00:29:44.020 happened in an arab country a muslim country and it was a white or whatever

00:29:48.540 they would just be like you know that would be like i mean it would be like

00:29:55.560 chickens with their heads cut off i mean it would be immediately you know kind of

00:29:59.320 thing so this time sorry i just want to finish that thought what i find

00:30:02.740 interesting about this is i'm seeing the and and people are black people say uh

00:30:08.680 you're wrong and nothing is ever going to happen and all those things but i think

00:30:12.840 you're witnessing the the slow very slow too slow build up to a reaction uh which

00:30:22.160 which might be unparalleled i i could be i could be wrong on that obviously and and

00:30:27.040 you know i don't want to put all my eggs in that basket but i just don't think i just i

00:30:32.540 just don't think these things are going to go away i just don't think that people will

00:30:36.660 settle for this no i don't think it's going to just kind of simmer out i just don't i just

00:30:41.260 don't see that you know i mean and and and i see as long as that's not misdirected into

00:30:46.880 other issues which is always you know a potential risk or whatever um but we we realize that

00:30:53.360 there is no living with these people and even if there's a few good ones or some that fit in or

00:30:59.620 you know these kinds of things it's ultimately it's like at what point do we draw a line in the

00:31:04.140 sand and you say like i i'm just we are no longer going to take these kinds of risks with our kids

00:31:10.780 and with our with our parents and grandparents or whoever it doesn't matter any of our any of our

00:31:15.860 folk any of our people right of of constantly living in in fear basically that that at any time

00:31:25.280 for whatever reason one of these people and it might just be one out of you know a hundred thousand

00:31:32.400 that think like this but that doesn't matter at the end of the day it's it's a risk that should

00:31:36.700 never have been there it doesn't belong there it's enough problems internally that we have with our

00:31:42.560 own countries now and stuff and to add this on as a as an additional layer it's just it's a criminal

00:31:49.200 criminal act you know yeah how how long germany how long are you going to take how many kids

00:31:54.080 how many more kids are going to be murdered this has happened what it's been a little while granted

00:31:59.220 right so at a christmas market that we've seen this but remember what the response was when it was

00:32:03.500 happening more regularly with these truck attacks these anti-terror bollards that they surround

00:32:09.820 you know the the little uh christmas area with right so cars can drive through there well guess

00:32:14.880 what this guy drove through one of those so that's not working anymore either the what do they call

00:32:20.300 them again the bollards no i'm uh it was like the pillars of peace yes it was a term that was flown

00:32:26.940 around when they started to get coming up because again they were going up after the um the truck

00:32:32.560 attack in berlin in 2016 um but yes it's it is interesting right the election year i'm not i don't

00:32:40.400 want to do this thing with like oh it's trope you know kind of because of that but i'm saying

00:32:44.160 you're right just noticing on that the pattern right that like for a while it's just completely

00:32:49.880 turned off you know i mean it seems like there were other and there were other terrorist attacks

00:32:54.560 in between obviously 2016 and 20 no no i'm not saying that like german christmas markets

00:32:59.940 obviously there's happening other christmas it's not related to trump and i'm not saying that at all

00:33:04.540 i'm just saying um the these kinds of cyclical things of like oh let's what i'm saying is that

00:33:11.780 and i don't at the end of the day i don't care what the nuances are this is just more proof that

00:33:17.300 these people don't belong in our countries and they need to go home or go back or whatever

00:33:20.720 not be here i don't care whether he's from saudi arabia like nothing is going on there it's

00:33:26.020 thriving you people are rich and have everything like what is what does he need to be in germany

00:33:30.120 for oh to kill a bunch of germans you know and then of course all of this is happening with the

00:33:34.200 backdrop of what's happening in syria now they're liberated right assad is out so everyone go home

00:33:38.760 now it's a great opportunity to begin to push for mass deportations in the wake of something like

00:33:42.960 this right and i get the idea that it could be misused or whatever but but also note and it should

00:33:47.400 be continued to these are always very high profile for obvious reasons as they should

00:33:51.240 but how many of these lower minor crimes of rapes and gang rapes and murders and stabbings are just

00:33:57.060 like a slow trickle every other day virtually in our countries we can read about this kind of stuff

00:34:03.120 which doesn't get the level of exposure that something like this exactly so it's essentially

00:34:06.860 like little terrorist attacks every day every day that's happening on german people on european

00:34:12.760 yep exactly so so we don't we don't we don't need these big terrorist attacks to prove our point

00:34:20.580 but when they do come use them and say see this proves what we're saying and why is it that their

00:34:27.760 people we had we had to let these people into our countries to help them to to bring them to safety

00:34:35.980 to secure them to ensure that they're safe or whatever but obviously excuse me now it's at the

00:34:42.900 cost of of our kids of our people essentially and and so there's this obvious thing here of like

00:34:48.600 their security their safety their comfort uh their their lives essentially are valued higher than ours

00:34:57.480 because if this was if it was um uh quote-unquote white supremacists that would have done something

00:35:05.840 like this in let's say another country or uh some organized international white terror group

00:35:12.340 can you imagine the the the discussions and the the type of like how do we fix this compared to

00:35:20.600 now of course because again this is not a say many times but it's not a it's not a bug it's a feature

00:35:26.520 right there they are there to actually um not only kill us but to actually to drive us into

00:35:32.820 fear and submission i feel like too what's happening is before they used to talk about these things and

00:35:38.980 used to come up and oh you can't be islamophobic and all this stuff well we'll see what happens with

00:35:43.080 this but it just kind of seems like they might just kind of ignore it a little bit not bring as much

00:35:47.480 attention to it this one yeah let's see for political like as far as political commentary goes

00:35:55.840 oh we're just reporting on this it's just a crime like any other german crime that happens in germany

00:36:01.260 right we'll see um what the pan out is but um no i i think it's far from going to go away i'm not

00:36:08.780 saying that's what you're saying but i think they'll they'll they'll use it today in a way that they

00:36:13.900 didn't do in 2016 to be honest and of course again stronghold of afd we've covered this before

00:36:19.000 that they're also of course trying to ban uh the country there's a parliamentary vote in germany

00:36:24.700 soon i think uh slated to see if all the other parties want to basically so much for democracy

00:36:31.000 huh their their beloved democracy more liberal democracy let's just ban the was it the second

00:36:36.800 most popular party pretty much yeah and you think they're going to be more popular after this uh yeah

00:36:42.340 i think so so it seems unlikely uh that they will pass in this legislative period but efforts are

00:36:48.400 still underway to ban the party they say so but but for now and it takes it they said it would take

00:36:52.920 legally like take a couple years to get it done right yeah unless of you you could go see if you

00:36:59.020 have some of these most insane leftist and liberals in place in in germany they'll warp speed it like it

00:37:05.240 won't be the usual torpedo the party as quickly as they can essentially just to like deal with this

00:37:09.660 problem whatever uh but i'm saying this is not going to go away this is not you know that's why

00:37:13.700 these when these things do happen uh weaponize them against our opponents uh obviously for every

00:37:19.540 there's no reason to um you know how do i put it i don't think this is a false flag i think people

00:37:31.740 really died but you always have that group right of people who say oh well it's mossad did this to get

00:37:38.640 uh germany to go to war in you know with palestine or so you know or something like that okay or maybe

00:37:44.140 like weaponize um german um anger i guess of sorts against muslims in the country and then kind of

00:37:54.960 pivot that towards something that benefited or something like that and at the end of the day

00:37:59.100 it's almost like okay again for factual reasons yeah if that's the case we should know that but but

00:38:04.160 i'm saying but we we don't if you take that event and exclude one of these gay ops or whatever

00:38:09.560 that doesn't take away all the other stuff that we've talked about previously and but many people

00:38:14.520 ignore that to pretend that that's not happening yeah uh so it's not that this is relevant but it's

00:38:19.860 irrelevant what they're it's irrelevant what the root cause is right why are they able why okay

00:38:25.740 mossad did this whatever why are they able to weaponize it in this way they because there's a bunch

00:38:30.240 of fucking muslims in the country that shouldn't be there yeah right so it's it's still like

00:38:34.460 something that just okay well whatever the reason is or or or or pinpointing origin of this or whatever

00:38:41.220 it still points in the same direction for us and for our folk yeah none of these get these people out

00:38:46.780 of our country none of them belong here not these dual citizen israelis and that's just it deport them

00:38:51.180 to get them out of the country too because even if you mass deport muslims from the country if you

00:38:55.140 don't deal with the root issue they will just do it again all these semites need to go and in in a

00:39:00.360 perfect scenario what would happen is this guy would be caught he would be tortured in front of everyone

00:39:05.160 like mandatory viewing for all muslims to see and then you kick him all out of the country mass deportation

00:39:12.740 yeah through force um you want you want the deterrent obviously here is being arrested there

00:39:18.160 you you want it as a deterrent obviously right uh at the same time it's more important to get them

00:39:26.220 out than it is for them to change their behavior now just you see what i'm saying oh yeah i'm just

00:39:30.440 saying just let them see that uh we we got even with this one and uh you're all going now yeah um

00:39:37.320 i know here's the finish of them actually being arrested i guess we can play that here while we while

00:39:41.740 we talk about this too but yeah uh what i'm saying is i i don't want i don't want them to be our in

00:39:47.380 our countries and behave better i just want them out well of course you know i mean i know you agree

00:39:51.960 i still i still want to see guillotines i want them out and i want to see how about that because

00:39:57.400 yeah one one guillotine one head shopping is is not even it would be i don't know millions of head

00:40:03.740 shopping well again think think of it as as how i mean again how many of these how many of these

00:40:09.940 kids under like blankets how many european kids under blame maimed and smashed and and and ruined

00:40:19.660 under blankets do we need to see before we realize that like if this happened in their countries

00:40:26.980 that there would have been there would have been mass executions of those who were doing this kind

00:40:31.240 of stuff you know i mean that's how that's even how they treated their own much less if there was a

00:40:35.560 foreign group doing these kinds of things i think i think honestly like the majority of people would

00:40:40.360 be with us on these like public executions at this point at this point after events like this like

00:40:45.220 yeah hell yeah let's bring that back yeah um but again as i said i don't i don't want measures in

00:40:51.980 order to uh promote deterrent deterrence um the greatest deterrent is not to have them in the country

00:41:00.300 that that's what it needs to do i know you're not fighting with me on that but i'm saying like

00:41:04.060 at the end of the day uh i guess what i'm saying is in in a roundabout way don't don't scare them so

00:41:11.800 that they will behave better i don't think that's possible anyway it might not be but i'm saying just

00:41:16.640 get them out just just send them back home and if they don't want to if if the country in question

00:41:21.220 do not um accept them or wish to receive them uh then broker some kind of international deal where

00:41:30.480 you basically have some prison island or something somewhere and just don't just dump them there

00:41:34.240 uh you know what i mean i mean how many more times does this have to happen to germany and how many

00:41:39.380 more times before these lefties wake up to see that there that there is a pattern here who's doing all

00:41:44.840 of this they they're on some level there's all these there's these good ones over here my my good

00:41:49.880 friend muhammad who i have coffee with every week or whatever you know so therefore they're all okay

00:41:55.300 right you know he meant he oh he just had meant uh german racism made him do it it's just extremism

00:42:02.280 everything about these people is extremist yeah they're all extremists anyway there he is right

00:42:08.180 there uh according to the prime minister this is uh thank you in rumble chat there i forget your name

00:42:12.860 now patent 88 i think said this he pulled it out from their spiegel according to the prime minister

00:42:17.380 um reiner hasselhoff there are two fatalities at this point again initially with reports of up to 11

00:42:27.080 i think uh an adult and a small child should be involved already a small child officially at least

00:42:32.860 according to local authorities have been murdered by this guy the city of magdeburg has reported 15

00:42:38.620 that have been seriously injured and 37 police uh people uh with moderate moderate injuries but

00:42:45.400 again i don't care even if even if he did this and and none were injured or killed it's still i don't

00:42:53.840 care yeah and then i don't care about the numbers i don't care about the reasons okay none of it just

00:42:59.300 just out just execute him now on the spot too i hate now too he has to go through this legal proceeding

00:43:05.320 and the germans have to pay for him and get his identity and you know yeah just a bullet right

00:43:11.020 there just take care of it yeah lars agerbach odysseus right says i'm starting a guillotine

00:43:16.680 business today yes we need that mr right says they are not only in the country they are in the police

00:43:23.500 as well that's right i know they are yeah i know i know they they are they're that's why they want to

00:43:28.880 replace uh law enforcement and prosecutors judges with these people whatever so basically

00:43:35.240 and of course they will pretend well this is for representation and now they feel they're

00:43:39.020 included whatever but immediately as they're in those positions of power they'll begin to do things

00:43:43.760 that ethnically uh is advantageous to their own group that's what every group does except for us

00:43:48.480 except for whites white pill thank you very much says wishing you and yours a happy holiday season

00:43:53.380 stay safe warm and well fed thank you no one no hanukkah what's wrong with you odin says no we'll be

00:44:00.840 eating lots of ham odin says parasites and all odin says uh how do you hope you're both doing well

00:44:05.540 take some money i don't have any any amazing thing to share maybe next time yeah it's kind of been

00:44:12.360 you know what's that sometimes he said i don't have anything amazing to share so you know sometimes

00:44:17.040 it's just like that lars again agerbach says i saw you by the way odin i saw you you sent the track

00:44:22.160 oh we didn't even hear it yet yeah it's in the approach on mail i didn't actually have time to

00:44:26.240 to check it out yet it's just been so busy we need an assistant we need an assistant just to

00:44:30.460 help with email honestly a slave in a ball and chain uh lars agerbach says i do think the christmas

00:44:36.920 market attacker is angry about israel i do think white countries should take note and reconsider

00:44:41.280 their relationship to israel well yeah obviously again i hate that they think of our countries when

00:44:46.460 israel you know yeah absolutely and i mean again that's why we keep reiterating those points there but

00:44:51.680 like you know war on terror neocons uh but going to the christmas market and killing little kids

00:44:57.660 yeah fucking idiots well then go go after the politicians they're they're in they're inbred

00:45:03.340 backwards morons and idiots but that that just tells you i mean if he's if he's upset about zionism

00:45:09.220 or like my palestinian issues or something i mean he's a saudi if he's saudi arabian unless he's what

00:45:15.220 some of the very few minorities i think of those who would be super what does saudi arabia do about

00:45:20.640 helping palestines quite the opposite the wahhabis which now is control of saudi arabia

00:45:25.220 some people are speculating that you know not only have entered these normalizations relations with

00:45:30.900 israel and sure granted they've backtracked a little bit on that since october 7th but

00:45:35.200 for the most part these wahhabis they might be crypto crypto choose maybe we don't we don't know

00:45:40.420 look but the part is the the point is saudi arabia is is kind of like in bed with israel at this point

00:45:46.360 you know i mean so if he has a gripe about something go to your own fucking government

00:45:49.520 and complain on those as well as driving over kids at german christmas markets idiot

00:45:53.740 lar says in denmark we call those anti-terror roadblocks koran kludzer

00:45:58.260 koran blocks koran blocks there you go yeah exactly where's where's yeah i can't pull up all of them

00:46:05.040 uh uh kludzer is that what you call it in danish yeah i know mine's just kind of loading and loading

00:46:11.280 yeah so i'm really i'm missing a couple guys sorry i'll okay i'll get to it when i can here

00:46:15.640 uh let me see here was there did you do the shirisker uh no i didn't because i still know

00:46:19.980 i see that one here a little bit of history today on the 20th of december 2024 marks exactly

00:46:24.640 100 years since uncle adolf her wolf was released from lansberg prison well there you go good timing

00:46:32.160 yeah but we'll see some people said uh 2020 uh what was it again 1933 and then we'll talk or 1920

00:46:39.420 sorry 1935 and of course a picture of sorry do you want to edit this one out here

00:46:46.720 i'm just gonna i'm just gonna drop that one no no it's fine it's just it's anyway point is 100 years

00:46:56.000 since uh the the rise of you know so they're like who's who's the next one to batter up everybody

00:47:02.180 um our patience has its limits that's right exactly google does eventually people are gonna

00:47:09.060 have to snap right if you're alive yeah if you're not alive you know i mean um yeah but you know

00:47:16.840 you always have to point to that that like yeah we we always point to that it's not the muslims is just

00:47:23.220 the symptom of the problem it's not the root of the problem um we need to sever our support for

00:47:30.520 uh israel for zionist interest and for those jewish activist groups that are helping to

00:47:34.720 lobby you to bring these people in and sure i mean there's churches today that bring them in

00:47:38.960 their leftist groups that are all kinds of shitlib activists are doing it as well but at the root of

00:47:44.320 all this uh is basically uh a cultural change that have occurred right and and that happened

00:47:50.780 with external forces this wasn't some we didn't europeans didn't wake up one day and got this you

00:47:56.860 know let's this i have this brilliant idea let's open our borders and slowly begin replacing yeah so i

00:48:03.140 mean that did this that didn't even leftists in in the 1950s and 60s did not have those ideas you know i

00:48:09.740 mean um but there's an external force that have come in and it has altered our moral framework and they

00:48:18.740 have their narratives their education their media have kind of convinced many of us unfortunately that

00:48:25.080 this is the right thing to do and that now we're at a point where they're beginning to show their

00:48:31.020 full their full their their call their true colors if they're treating us like this now when they are

00:48:38.200 still in some countries a significant minority in some other countries they're a more more impressive

00:48:44.320 i guess we can call it uh minority uh a rising minority how do you think they'll treat us once

00:48:50.520 they are actually in the majority i mean what it will just it will be like syria is now our countries

00:48:56.960 will just be a because this is what these people bring meddling or not uh nudging or not

00:49:05.400 mossad gay ops or not this is just how they act this is how their own countries turn turn in for the

00:49:11.260 most part i do recognize that yes there's meddling there's there's stuff but the only time they

00:49:17.040 manage to kind of keep the lid on is when they have a hardcore dictator in place for the most part

00:49:22.660 not even then but i mean i mean and that's why oh i said was it brutal what do you think he's

00:49:26.780 what do you think that what do you said what does he have to work with here like how do you think he

00:49:30.800 could keep order to begin with like oh he too oh he he treated al-nusra front members and former

00:49:36.360 isis members bad you know i mean but yeah i wonder why even still he wasn't gassing his own people

00:49:42.020 maybe he should have been yes he was the white helmets pointed that out when when i saw to drop

00:49:48.440 that gas bomb they were first on site to record it they knew exactly where he was going to drop those

00:49:54.060 uh maybe he should drop some gas and those right in the right places huh yep um okay so we got that

00:50:02.400 speaking minorities let's just bring this up because albert had something funny here he says

00:50:06.020 here's something light and funny since i'm partial to wolves i love them too i would much rather hang

00:50:11.360 out with a pack of wolves than any minorities they're at least fluffy and good looking yes i love

00:50:16.300 this my boyfriend and i got pictures taken with wolves today and this cutie loved belly rubs scroll

00:50:21.780 down white people will cross the street when they see a black guy then go do shit like this

00:50:26.320 yeah that's that's that's more about you than it does about that's right doesn't it

00:50:30.640 wow wild wolf that's a huge one look at that is that photoshopped is that or is it is it maybe the

00:50:38.300 perspective a little bit yeah it's laying closer to the camera or maybe there's some that's still

00:50:42.200 that big maybe that's the case anyway it's still cool that's awesome and i remember you saw one one

00:50:47.640 night when you were up editing and you looked down the driveway yep yep i have yet skinny but he was

00:50:53.540 tall you know what i mean oh yeah they're skinny and tall yeah yeah much bigger than taller than a

00:50:57.500 coyote yeah yeah exactly we will that's right thank you albert again holy smokes thank you so much for

00:51:02.700 that that don't know yeah um did you see the bill of biz one there too i didn't can you get oh okay

00:51:07.720 yes i will uh bill of biz thank you as well for the big dono thank you bill of biz appreciate it

00:51:11.060 greatly thank you henry colonna excellent show throughout the year keep up the great work

00:51:14.760 a very happy yule and merry christmas to you and your family thank you so much thank you bill of

00:51:18.760 biz appreciate it very uh very nice of you happy yule and merry christmas plan to head up your

00:51:22.360 way too sometime i want you to see that part of the area some of those islands up there at some

00:51:27.320 point which area it says around um outside of seattle oh yeah the islands okay they're san juan

00:51:32.860 islands gotcha exactly yeah i'd love to love to see it yeah i mean i i need more ocean time i miss the

00:51:37.700 ocean i'm gonna you know yeah uh need to do a sweet and tripper soon summertime anyway so thank you

00:51:43.880 guys i appreciate the the great support i'll probably do by the way speaking of you know yule shows and

00:51:47.940 stuff like that obviously this is our kind of our pre it's pre-usual i i will probably do something

00:51:52.220 uh either sunday or monday i think so one or two days before the christmas eve uh yeah if we can get

00:51:58.920 them but i was thinking about uh we're just i'm openly talking with you about my plans here now but

00:52:04.100 i'm thinking about doing some a year close out maybe and actually get some guests on then do a

00:52:09.300 little you know at least bring on like you know five to eight guests or something like that like

00:52:12.340 after christmas yeah like before the new year wraps up and do a little year in review or something

00:52:17.200 like that because we didn't have to usually do a yule stream and again it's just it's just been

00:52:20.360 back-to-back issues it's been so hard to to to get to it and and you know book people in and stuff

00:52:24.660 like that but anyway uh so i was thinking end of the year we could do something yeah i think that'd

00:52:28.960 be good so it'd be like maybe next uh friday or something or or maybe the my voice will be back

00:52:34.220 that'll be nice too charles turner jr thank you so much happy yule and merry christmas thank you to

00:52:40.300 you as well yes thank you so much heard about your florida trip too that's that's funny lots

00:52:45.720 of jews in florida huh yeah miami gays and jews florida is a fun place to visit i would never want

00:52:52.780 to live there i mean the humidity would just like drive me nuts but also it's just it's just

00:52:57.920 everything is so new too it has that flashy new kind of vacation vibe like yeah i don't know

00:53:04.900 developments yes although i think lots of new developments was that one of the

00:53:08.300 i mean there's some old southern yeah but barring obviously uh norse uh america i mean you have

00:53:15.940 viking settlements up north and you know canada and then going into mainland america through

00:53:21.840 the hudson bay and eventually am i getting that geography right into uh the great lakes area right

00:53:29.500 is that what it is great lakes and then into the like the ohio uh river what's that river called

00:53:35.380 there again anyway there's a great book they're the last kings of norse america i did an interview

00:53:39.600 with the uh father and daughter team that wrote that book right and they're detailing a lot of the

00:53:44.540 settlements that that the vikings did at that time um and i mean that's like 500 years i'm sorry that's

00:53:51.500 like yeah over 500 years almost before you know columbus and all that stuff right but one of the early

00:53:57.460 my point is one of the earlier sediments was in florida right it wasn't it was it i believe so

00:54:02.600 it was actually more of uh didn't they hit like the caribbean first or something like that or what

00:54:08.480 was it again they hit was it florida down to the caribbean i didn't know that something like that i

00:54:12.260 mean maybe i'm getting that wrong maybe i'm thinking of another explorer that came later or

00:54:15.100 something bad but anyway part being point being um some of the early spanish settlements and stuff was

00:54:19.800 in florida right yeah and it's the name i think there's so many flowers it was so floral yeah that's

00:54:24.940 the name comes from anyway uh okay i mean florida was great in the 70s and the 80s it was great

00:54:32.260 before cubans and puerto ricans and homosexuals and you know all the rest of it all the other

00:54:38.260 diversity there now it's exploded in its uh in its diversity isn't that great is x still up and

00:54:45.160 running let me just check uh rumble here uh yes i noticed you were doing a stream on wednesday and

00:54:52.340 happened to click in and then it just kind of died at 14 minutes yeah i'm not sure why it was

00:54:57.180 just like oh no it didn't log me out or anything like that no there's people watching over there

00:55:00.340 still okay great uh all right cool stuff whoop that's look at that that's the wrong one

00:55:05.720 the one eye there you go the one eye back to that one again uh i was gonna pull i was gonna pull up a

00:55:14.100 lower third and all my shortcuts are all uh all messed up just like that uh just like that got

00:55:18.380 damn a monitor in the way i don't know i haven't had time to move it yet okay so uh some other good

00:55:23.160 news i guess here we could pull up is should we do salvini maybe oh yeah talk about that a little

00:55:28.980 bit oh no you know what let me show this here's a good ending segment on germany what do you think

00:55:34.000 would have happened if these guys won the war you think we would have been in this situation that

00:55:38.260 we're in right now nope what would have what would have happened if the quote unquote bad guys won the

00:55:44.620 war huh do you think germany would have suffered under these consequences now do you think europe

00:55:48.500 would have been invaded by foreigners and arabs

00:55:51.540 this need to be brought back right here so evil these exercise they're doing oh yeah you know

00:56:04.600 yeah it's uh i know if you're right about their their fascists those people fascist

00:56:09.980 they're fascists and they're like into like not being fat

00:56:13.720 which is yeah it is interesting it does feel like we're on this wrong timeline that needs to

00:56:21.180 be corrected and for some reason totally we're on it it's totally off and how do we get back

00:56:26.620 on our destiny is to reset that too yeah not yeah nudge that back into position again and uh never

00:56:33.780 forget that no yeah so good news mateo salvini he was acquitted we'll pull up his tweet here says

00:56:40.800 acquitted in the trial where i was charged with stopping mass immigration and defending my country

00:56:45.160 well kind of yeah defending my country as minister of the interior the league wins common sense wins

00:56:50.440 italy wins heartfelt thanks to everyone who expressed support and solidarity from around the world i share

00:56:55.620 my pride with you yep that's right he was just sending boats back who were trying to come in

00:57:02.080 illegally and then they were trying to try and then they were trying to get him on like kidnapping

00:57:06.260 charges and stuff too yeah he's preventing human trafficking and then they charge him for human

00:57:11.500 trafficking that's funny but yeah uh so um let me see here

00:57:18.540 oh is this from a i thought this was new here yeah seven hours ago am i wrong let me see here

00:57:26.140 acquitted but this one does say um producer defendant faces sentencing in palermo okay this must be after

00:57:32.700 then the this that it came out and actually like oh he was cleared he was acquitted i don't think

00:57:36.720 this piece has that but of course italy hasn't won well it's not saved just from this no i'm not

00:57:45.360 because there's a bunch of yeah but cuck maloney there he's off phony baloney maloney yep you know it

00:57:52.060 was just just fine letting these people right back in so that didn't work out so well but yeah

00:57:57.360 obviously what should have happened here is he should be he should be acquitted which he was

00:58:03.220 which is good um but yeah he needs to pick up the slack here i mean he needs to just come on like

00:58:08.240 just push maloney out and you get in there and like clean up the country a little bit holy smokes you

00:58:12.600 know i mean now or never it's really bad it's bad her her claim to fame is like calling france racist

00:58:17.420 for having colonies and now she's pivoting towards like africans and helping africa and like all these

00:58:22.300 weird things and just like just oh my gosh uh i'm not sure if he was some wfp w wf puppet or something

00:58:30.920 like that but anyway doesn't matter we have some other uh very sad news here swedish that's right

00:58:39.480 swedish rapper gaboro shot dead in car park local media says oh oh no it said that's very sad uh two

00:58:50.580 high profile immigrant background swedish based gangster rappers

00:58:55.180 why is it that they it's funny how they come in and they could be i'm not even sure how interested

00:59:01.680 any of these people are in like palestine or you know anything like that but i do find it interesting

00:59:08.440 that they're excuse me immediately adopting like jewish promoted american black gangster rap culture

00:59:19.780 and then the shootings go right with it because it's all part of it yeah they were both wearing

00:59:24.840 black masks having been killed in parking garages recently and merged the two together okay whatever

00:59:29.980 uh the new victim is ninos kukori is that a syrian what what kind of name is that let me see if we

00:59:37.160 can find any background on that but anyway they're uh apparently they're shooting each other

00:59:42.180 oh no please don't

00:59:45.240 and filming it yeah of course it's uh filming the evidence mob gangster you know thug group you know

01:00:00.420 all right so anyway so this is the that's the that's the new sweden now i mean this is crazy this

01:00:12.160 stuff never used to happen yeah uh i'm trying to find here where is he from or like his origin

01:00:19.100 i like america you expect this you know gangster culture shootings like yay another day in america

01:00:25.480 but the point is it's the same it just gets the same it's the same everywhere it's the same everywhere

01:00:31.640 now basically yeah kuhuri translates as a levantine arab surname that's found among arab christians in

01:00:39.400 the middle east uh kuhuri means priests also it's obviously related to that word kohen then

01:00:45.540 it's a semitic version of it's an arab kohen basically that's what that's what this is

01:00:51.460 all right anyway who gives a shit yeah get them out you know um isn't it great these uh two

01:00:57.920 immigrants what they come and bring to sweden here it's amazing yeah it's it's much it's much

01:01:03.080 better now what would we have done without this i don't know actually it's it's very strange

01:01:07.960 boring yeah it's so boring actually i did want to go back to germany a little bit too because i

01:01:11.940 wanted to show remember this old hag remember this one oh yes who opened the borders to um

01:01:16.780 to all the immigrants uh obviously as you know former german chancellor angela merkel

01:01:22.640 recently about two weeks ago so this is before this most recent attack on germans uh she defended

01:01:30.480 her decision to import millions of migrants into the country in an interview uh those films i think it

01:01:36.120 was released recently but it was filmed like about two weeks ago uh she said in this clip here

01:01:40.540 it's in german someone played uh she said i would have blamed myself much more severely if

01:01:47.040 faced with such a challenge she's talking about the the quote-unquote migrant crisis there uh and then

01:01:53.340 and then if we had failed right i would have blamed myself much severely if we would have failed

01:01:57.340 if we had used water cannons and violence to push refugees out like victor orban who let them in and

01:02:04.280 then expelled them she said in a recent interview here all right well you're cut look at your country

01:02:11.380 now look at how look at how great it is with all the with all the terrorism coming from a woman who

01:02:15.940 has no children right he's like let's just let all these it's not your kid that just died at a christmas

01:02:21.780 market no um but yeah they defend they defend helping to bring in people like this who now are murdering

01:02:28.880 murdering germans right and oh here's actually one more clip i forgot to play in that segment let me

01:02:33.680 do that now here's a classic here's a classic but here's two arabs in germany attacking two old

01:02:40.580 ladies and and i i presume it's over the israeli palestine issue look at this here

01:02:46.540 they're saying here germany are are killers it's a bunch of killers in the country

01:03:05.140 uh no bro that's you uh you idiot get out germany is dirty he screams to these old german grandmothers

01:03:15.100 get out you are killers he says

01:03:17.440 don't argue with them there's no point in arguing with them but they're trying to they're very upset

01:03:29.340 and just take this guy out yeah just stomped around picking on grandmas you know who these

01:03:37.860 people are i mean they rape grandmas yeah again i don't care what he's saying here but you know

01:03:43.060 considering that he has a palestine you know flag on him there it's probably over that they probably

01:03:48.520 said something like get out of our country we're sick of you i i doubt they walked up and said just

01:03:52.960 like israel forever or you know whatever or you're anti-semitic or i doubt they said that maybe they did so i

01:03:59.120 don't know but regardless it's a fight that never should have happened uh in our countries right if

01:04:03.760 you love palestine so much go there and go back and fight go back and get out we'll see so all this

01:04:11.820 is true right remember this is like it's like a 2015 meme i found on my one of my backups from an old

01:04:18.180 phone you know i mean remember these maybe these memes even the way they're done like complaining

01:04:23.580 oh so diverse and tolerant um but it still rings true it still rings true but people have become

01:04:29.600 more numb to it we're just you we're more used to it and that's what we predicted right 10 years ago

01:04:34.260 right that people would just be more used to it but eventually that they would snap and pop

01:04:38.060 right at least we're seeing people uh warming up to this idea of remigration and mass deportation

01:04:44.960 um yeah i mean i think um i think they're kind of done they're kind of done for the most part it's

01:04:51.280 just that the the lack of leadership is one of the reasons why they're not they don't pick up the

01:04:58.260 pieces we're still too comfortable um we're still too isolated we're still too disorganized to to do

01:05:04.920 something about it but the but again the point is the trend is that that's not afd is not a solution

01:05:10.500 to the problem uh they're also just a symptom but that that that's on the rise right that's on the

01:05:15.400 increase that's why they have to ban afd that's why they're the second largest party do you think

01:05:20.040 you think oh oh drive um drive over our kids more that's that's that will make it better for you

01:05:27.300 yeah i mean that that will that will solve integration or something like that you know kind of

01:05:31.980 um and uh yeah these are these are martyrs right and and no great kind of movement

01:05:39.700 or no great change happens without blood being spilled i hate that that's the reality of it but

01:05:47.800 that is the reality of it that's been the norm throughout human civilization that no one moves

01:05:54.180 or springs into action if there's no uh victims right essentially and and so we're still in that

01:06:00.060 phase of like you know i mean some people say oh well it's over because they're not acting yet and and

01:06:05.780 i still disagree with that because i don't think they understand the mentality specifically of

01:06:09.480 northern europeans and kind of germanic people overall that yeah it's a it's an engine that

01:06:15.060 takes a lot it's a slow start you know i mean we're not hot blooded we don't we don't we don't lose our

01:06:22.300 shit immediately when something happens collectively at least is there one individual in in in germany

01:06:28.140 that might lose their shit right away of course there might be but i'm saying overall as a as a people

01:06:32.300 as a as a as a as a group right it's a long time but but but but the build-up is slow and it's

01:06:39.980 mechanical and it's like institutional and it's a infrastructure behind it and stuff like anyway that's

01:06:46.460 that's what i think i mean i'm not saying it will take a hundred years but i'm saying you know once you

01:06:52.880 really have um how do we put this like 10 year period of like once the decision collective has

01:07:03.840 been made from the people's point of view that like all right now this is now we're doing this

01:07:09.200 you know kind of thing then it can go very very fast we're doing this and it's okay with that yeah

01:07:14.220 but with that you have a a whole organizational structure i hope i hope that's still true i i

01:07:20.960 believe that it's true and i think that that's what we're going to see i still believe that i i

01:07:24.440 haven't given up on our on our people i think that we will turn this around i'm i am positive

01:07:29.220 um but i think a lot of people they're expecting immediate results and very very quickly and that's

01:07:36.160 just not historically how we have operated we might not even see it in our lifetime i think we will

01:07:42.020 but it's possible you never know but i think we will uh because by that stage is that will probably

01:07:47.260 be too late it's never too late but i'm saying you know that it'll be i think we're living in a

01:07:52.660 very interesting time for that reason we're right at the pinnacle of when things or the cusp kind of

01:07:57.360 when things are beginning 10 years will be very telling i think yeah exactly like i'd give it another

01:08:02.740 decade how this is gonna tip yeah i'd give it another decade and if things are not um radically

01:08:09.400 different both in the mentality and again it's not that we need everybody or something like that

01:08:13.120 but i'm seeing way too much this counter signaling within um right-wing circles dissident right or even

01:08:20.500 white nationalists of like you're never gonna wake up the normie okay you know kind of thing uh and

01:08:27.520 it's like well why wouldn't you want to wake up more of our people it's not that you need everyone

01:08:31.640 on your side but instead what's happening is that it's just uh it's uh it's it's spiraling into

01:08:41.180 internal feuds and conflicts over issues that doesn't matter instead of bickering infighting

01:08:50.360 naval gazing and like well we need to be radicals you know kind of thing i was like okay sure great but

01:08:56.380 at the end of the day if you don't manage to create a mass popular movement that's on your side

01:09:02.200 you're not gonna achieve that much granted yes there is a vanguard there's a small a minority of

01:09:08.620 people that drive that but ultimately at least historically those movements and those minorities

01:09:15.480 that have driven have had eventually not everyone but a large amount a large segment of the population

01:09:22.400 on on their side you know i mean so yes we we should wake we should try to well and i'm encouraged

01:09:27.820 i mean look at this year what has it been the year of noticing and people talking about jewish power and

01:09:34.080 supremacy and influence and zionism we've seen a lot of normie accounts you know big ones on x

01:09:40.240 turning coming over to our side on a lot of these things sure they're not there on the white nationalism

01:09:45.020 part but they're out there talking about jewish power pointing out the patterns seeing who's in

01:09:50.860 control of different things and steering the conversation and that's a huge win of course

01:09:55.880 i'd say yeah of course it is um but you know we got to be careful not to um not to lose sight of the

01:10:02.600 because a lot of people get jaded right they do this over and over again and they feel it's not

01:10:06.500 oh it's not going anywhere so they give up or whatever like the key to winning is repetition

01:10:11.880 of sorts right that's how enemies took over they just repeat repeat repeat the propaganda how do you

01:10:16.680 think that we even works you know i mean and and it's not that we are subversive we just simply

01:10:20.900 tell the truth for the most part and that's well for the most we are but i'm saying like

01:10:25.040 what i'm saying is as i said before what i mean by that when i say that is that it's on on every issue

01:10:30.600 there's some things you can like gloss over and you say well look we don't have to deconstruct this

01:10:37.120 more like a guy just did a terrorism in our countries and so like out you don't have you

01:10:44.220 don't have to like there's nothing to argue over and like yeah we don't have to motivate it it is

01:10:49.020 what it is and this is what needs it's bad it needs to stop get them out that it's very simple

01:10:53.240 i mean and so well that's not the truth they have this nuanced thing it's like i really don't care

01:10:57.360 about that anymore time for that's over yeah and we don't have the time to argue about that glenn the

01:11:02.000 chinaman thank you so much merry christmas and happy you'll hope you're doing well down there

01:11:06.240 and we have some new shirts coming out if you want to run again yeah we'll see some marathon

01:11:11.500 that's right that was awesome oh i always crack up when i see that that's awesome all right uh did

01:11:17.840 you do emily lunabaya uh i didn't happy yule thank you appreciate it happy yule good yule to you as

01:11:23.320 well yeah we're just a few days away here it's amazing how fast it's gone huh well we kind of

01:11:27.180 touched on hanukkah already let's go to the the little thing you had on winter solstice yeah i just

01:11:31.000 yeah quickly just reflect on this too because again this is a this is a long long piece here

01:11:35.000 but like yeah so so technically for the sake of accuracy here's the thing i think we could

01:11:38.920 this we can argue and be nuanced about and you know because like you know i mean i don't like we

01:11:44.560 don't have to try to understand motivations of like you know arabs in our countries that are killing

01:11:49.000 our kids i don't think they deserve no they don't deserve the time and the effort from us like we

01:11:54.060 know what's going on type of thing right um but uh yeah no so historically right um we actually have

01:12:00.440 then uh jule coming up uh on the 20 uh 24th here uh december right but that's not um technically

01:12:09.200 when yule took place the old you know pre-christian tradition and norse and stuff like that for those

01:12:13.980 of you who want to like have a i guess a rundown on this this was a good source i found and i think

01:12:18.320 these are i i should know i should know who's behind let me just see here i should know who's behind

01:12:25.120 this um do they list them uh let me see they're swedes though yes i don't think any of these i

01:12:36.140 actually don't i'm not too familiar with these guys i've come across some of it before maybe i

01:12:40.180 should be but there was nothing on their website obviously like about you know counter signaling

01:12:44.640 like oh you know no racist well it's not you know like shit like that did you see sometimes they

01:12:49.540 do talk about like preserving traditions of the germanic people swedish people and you know stuff

01:12:54.220 like that and it's anyway so it seems it seems good the nordic asa community and there's there's

01:12:58.880 others so this is not to exclude not to exclude anyone we're very tolerant here okay but anyway what

01:13:04.640 the fuck there's a good source we're inclusive of our own yes exactly the nordic asa community

01:13:08.900 bluth calendar if you want to look into this right so they talk about that the the loony solar

01:13:13.640 calendar and that these this the these festivities right again if you want to look at

01:13:18.220 yule specifically around this time of year you kind of have three major ones which is uh yes the

01:13:25.000 winter solstice right but they didn't have anything directly linked on that i'm starting to think that

01:13:31.020 the winter solstice was that was lucia basically that became that because the recording calendar

01:13:36.520 shifted to the julian calendar and you have something like what is it seven days offset or something i

01:13:42.480 forget what it is exactly but there's something like that so most likely that's an old tradition

01:13:46.880 they used to lead it was like when they actually slaughtered usually in some of the old villages and

01:13:51.340 small townships bill they took a cow which was going to be part of the festivities that were to come

01:14:00.000 and slaughtered the cow but before they did that because it was the darkest point they literally put

01:14:04.240 sometimes uh light candles and like on its on its head i mean and led it around the village and stuff

01:14:11.060 like that and then of course when the country christianized uh that was seen as bad and pagan so

01:14:15.880 then they took a girl right to be to be the light bringer to bring back the light because of course

01:14:21.260 the the sun going after theologically speaking here the sun dies right and this you know as it is in

01:14:27.840 the darkest point possible and yes then three days later it resurrects symbolically again uh as it begins

01:14:34.900 to go the days become longer and longer at that point so that's you know kind of where some of that

01:14:39.560 mythology comes from i personally believe so i think lucia is that like light festival or whatever

01:14:45.460 uh but traditionally that hasn't been on like the old norse calendars i'm not sure how old

01:14:49.740 the pre-christianized version of lucia actually is i think it's very very old uh frankly but but i don't

01:14:56.060 know anyway so the other one of course is the uh is yule i want to get this right here um

01:15:02.640 the the yule celebration right which happens then on the let's see if i can get this right the first

01:15:10.820 full moon after the new moon after the winter solstice does that make sense so we have the winter

01:15:18.520 solstice tomorrow and then there's a new moon coming yes and after that we have a full moon coming

01:15:24.580 and that's when you list and so it ends up on different dates so the new moon i believe is

01:15:29.420 on the 30th i know joni would know because you follow the moon cycles okay i think it's uh the

01:15:33.840 30th yeah um so you know sometimes it's in mid-january sometimes it's even later sometimes it can be

01:15:39.460 earlier or whatnot right and then you of course after that have the mid-vinter blut um as well and

01:15:46.160 some people say that's also you know the tradition that was you you and stuff you have to go to

01:15:50.820 different sources there's like these guys they go to ynglinga ynglinga saga for example to uh to

01:15:56.880 attest to when these three different blutes took place for example in the country of svithjod which

01:16:03.520 is the old version old way of saying sweden uh which they must perform the first blute is at the

01:16:09.060 beginning of winter which is good uh which is for the good year right the new new year coming winter

01:16:14.640 nights the second blute is at mid-winter not to be confused with the winter solstice which is for

01:16:18.940 good crop the mid-winter blute jul slash höckenut i'm not even sure how you pronounce that uh the

01:16:25.800 third blute is at the beginning of summer and is for victory and success sigur blute victory blute

01:16:33.160 uh in addition to these two blutes there are two more mentioned in the sources one is distinct or

01:16:39.340 disa blute and the other is alpha blute uh counting the number of full moons means that the blute does

01:16:44.580 not have fixed date but differs from year to year so i understand this when we talk about yule and

01:16:50.060 stuff and people are like well it's not really the real yule and it's not happening i'm fine with

01:16:53.980 you know i get that you we do both you know i mean you can do both because that's a tradition i grew

01:17:00.380 up with that's what i'm used to and i still like that and stuff and that's a technicality i know it's

01:17:04.260 not that but you know uh it's coming in the wake of that but anyway so that's some of the stuff that

01:17:08.040 we like you know we'll update in that video we made and you know uh we weren't focusing that much

01:17:12.920 on like old nordic calendars in that particular yeah and i was just learning about a lot of those

01:17:16.700 things yeah exactly i was deep diving myself into that a lot of symbols 10 years ago like how did i

01:17:21.600 not know all this stuff about christmas right i always heard that oh it's pagan or whatever you

01:17:25.940 know but i didn't really understand what that meant right right yeah i kind of viewed pagan as being

01:17:31.680 something oh bad and scary you know growing up christian instead of just thinking of oh wait our

01:17:37.160 ancestors did something else all this time as as folk people country people whatever

01:17:42.660 and had traditions and that they celebrated and it's rubbed off onto everything we do today

01:17:49.160 easter christmas valentine's day all of it yeah it's an interesting amalgamation right they talk about

01:17:55.220 the the year and stuff like oh well the cat you know the looking at the calendar and how it was

01:18:00.340 kind of reworked by well romans ultimately right kind of thing but uh the year zero you know things like

01:18:07.580 that or whatever but you know speaking of calendars it's interesting that the majority of the

01:18:11.200 days of the week are named after nordic germanic gods for example you know things like that obviously

01:18:16.340 the planets after that but yeah i was actually working on a little script about that how paganism

01:18:20.860 is all over in current society it hasn't died yeah no down to the names like you said the planets and

01:18:27.720 the days of the week yep anyway so that's that's something we'll have coming up but yeah i'll just

01:18:32.160 drop that there this is the uh the asa-community.se if you want to go check out their um their blue

01:18:38.840 calendar if you're interested into those kinds of things being by actively taking part or just

01:18:44.120 understanding it and seeing what our our people did in the past and of course there's others um

01:18:48.620 if you're celtic or iberic or slavic or uh italic whatever you know whatever it

01:18:55.920 you can add at the end basically uh there's distinct things there but many many i'm not a

01:19:01.920 syncretist or what do they call them like that oh everything is really just the same thing or

01:19:06.280 whatever at the same time but there are parallels i think what i think it points to is a is a a root

01:19:11.940 origin uh essentially and a wider kind of aryan or um early european yamnaya if you will or whatever

01:19:21.340 i mean there's some hunter-gatherer stuff in there too probably to be honest but anyway um without

01:19:26.160 being too complicated here there's a a root belief system that was spread throughout the european

01:19:31.880 continent and um that and there's still remnants of that in in most other ethnic european group i

01:19:38.280 don't think anyone is really like super different not that i can think of at the top of my head and

01:19:42.340 wait a lot of parallels a lot of similarities a lot of things that goes back to some kind of like

01:19:47.440 origin point essentially uh but but over time these have become very distinct and they've and

01:19:52.980 they have become unique and it doesn't mean that they are now all the same and you can mush them

01:19:57.420 together and just pretend that there are no differences because there certainly are right

01:20:00.360 but that's what you have that's why it's so interesting like if you have people having their

01:20:03.620 own territory and separation over time yeah they do new weird shit and come up with new things and

01:20:08.200 they they realize things but what so personally what i'm attracted what i like about this

01:20:12.380 is is that um it's something that's and i've said this a few times but i can read right here what i

01:20:18.320 like about it is that it's the belief system is not only kind of part of i guess observation of the

01:20:25.840 natural world or somehow trying to kind of incorporate elements or time from the natural world

01:20:30.960 yeah um but it's also at a time of like kind of the dawn of consciousness of of man like as far back

01:20:38.500 as we can kind of recall or remember of sorts i mean it gets foggy right the further back you go

01:20:45.040 heck i mean there's people can argue someone made a good point of get who mentioned oh it was one of

01:20:49.860 the spaces or something i i listened to and they said you can argue about what happened you know

01:20:56.580 1500 years ago or 2000 years ago or much less 6000 years ago or something like that you could have

01:21:04.760 and i'm paraphrasing what the person said i forget who said it you can have people filming

01:21:10.700 things today with cell phone cameras from multiple angles and people will still argue and discuss of

01:21:18.800 what actually really happened and what you see in the footage do you see what i'm saying and in some

01:21:23.160 of these cases we have sources like written several hundred years ago after supposedly they took place

01:21:30.340 or you know things like that and and you're going to try to like you know pinpoint this and stuff like

01:21:34.260 that and so some part of me is and it's not that we shouldn't have an interest in historical

01:21:39.780 accuracy and getting as close as we possibly can but at some point you also kind of have to realize

01:21:44.560 that like we might never know we'll probably never know exactly right but take what we have and not

01:21:50.740 that you need to update it but make it alive and current of sorts also right make it relevant make

01:21:55.480 it interesting make it something that appeals to people and stuff like that and and base it as much

01:22:01.400 as possible as we can in fact and if we learn new things and new things come to light then you

01:22:05.540 incorporate that you bring that in nothing it's you know can't be it's too too rigid static and

01:22:09.960 you have to be alive you know i mean yeah that's that's what i feel anyway maybe that's heretical

01:22:13.780 some people out there it's like nope there's why there's only way uh and of course i mean it could

01:22:18.540 be um i mean if you believe in supernatural things or something like that maybe that like

01:22:22.300 then things have to for things like this to work or let's say if you believe um that

01:22:31.220 well you can you can do certain things certain rites or ceremonies and that will grant you better

01:22:37.340 harvest let's say let's let's say you believe that that's actually literally true right you can

01:22:42.860 if if you do a combination of things you'll have better harvest let's assume that that's true

01:22:48.000 um what's my what's my point with that

01:22:51.920 well maybe it did work maybe that's why i caught on well okay no exactly no you're right that's kind

01:23:00.300 of my it's kind of like the early days of the secrets right and like manifestation and putting

01:23:05.380 things out there to the universe right yeah positive okay yeah no that's right that's what i

01:23:10.340 mean kind of versions of that as well then i understand that it needs to be as accurate as

01:23:15.840 as possible right um because who knows i mean people talk about you know superstition or whatever

01:23:23.120 that like well we can just now we have learned that like mechanically right let's talk about

01:23:29.260 harvests right which has to do with farming ultimately and now we're entering into a period

01:23:33.400 of like factory farming and uh um automated like robotic farming indoor farming um vertical hydroponics

01:23:44.480 with like robotic arms and like you know like the weird like the most detached in the city off of a

01:23:50.160 semi truck yeah in a trailer exactly right yeah and they're actually doing that now by the way um

01:23:56.720 as detached as you can and if you have this belief then like well science says we will just add these

01:24:03.840 molecules and have this amount of light and this percentage of any and it will all work and i'm like

01:24:09.360 i'm not so certain about that you know i mean there's other there's other things here going on

01:24:13.760 and you can't just um nature won't be fooled forever you know i mean like that eventually nature

01:24:19.840 nature always wins you know i mean uh we're we're still bound by these rules and by these laws or

01:24:24.880 whatever so what i'm saying is i i understand that even a you can look at these things as maybe being

01:24:30.240 superstitious or something like that like oh you kind of a you made a symbolic sacrifice like giving back to

01:24:36.640 nature or what they at the time so you know viewed as the gods or or our ancestors or whatever for

01:24:43.360 them to grant us something you know something back essentially right a reciprocal relationship

01:24:49.520 essentially with the supernatural with our gods or with whatever it is with nature whatever you know

01:24:55.120 you know you believe in in that sense that you get you need to give something back right and that's

01:24:59.280 that's what makes the interesting thing about christianity right that that's kind of seen as

01:25:02.000 as that what the that's the final sacrifice right that's like the sacrifice to end all sacrifices and

01:25:08.400 stuff like that um and again i'm not sure that that works either you know to be honest there always

01:25:13.360 needs to be a uh i think a um an interplay a recognition of of sorts even if even if you even

01:25:21.040 a personal sacrifice even if you can never prove that that that's what you know scientifically that that

01:25:27.520 that is what works or whatever i just think that there's something to this idea of of us kind of

01:25:33.120 taking taking part in it too you know i mean with our not not only with our consciousness but with

01:25:38.320 our spirit with our spirits i guess um and and and us recognizing that it's more than just the

01:25:47.200 molecules and the you know i'm not the amount of sunlight that something needs or in this case

01:25:52.480 artificial light if we talk about the other farming stuff that it needs in order to like grow or

01:25:56.000 or survive whatever we we're part of the process we are part of nature we're in this thing still

01:26:00.800 as well and things ebb and flow and things change environments change uh certainly superstition is

01:26:07.360 part of it and you have solar activity changing and all of a sudden you have a mini ice age and

01:26:12.080 shit fucking happens and these groups have to migrate down south and they bring up a whole and

01:26:15.920 that causes them to just radically alter their belief system because it didn't work we were abandoned

01:26:22.480 by the gods you know kind of thing like there's there's shit like that that happened in in the

01:26:26.160 past now we don't view any of that and we're you know we've supposedly done away with all our

01:26:29.760 superstition and mastered everything or whatever but we're we're gods and ourselves but no we we can't

01:26:35.760 create life sure they might be able to assist in different areas but they're not their man is not

01:26:41.680 creating like the spark of life that animates everything that's still magical yeah we don't understand that

01:26:48.960 we can we can know how in some cases things are done and as i said we can in some cases in some

01:26:54.720 cases we can have an aid in the process but we still we can't create the source can't explain why

01:26:59.600 it's happening like we can look at cell division and we can you know put things in a you know petri

01:27:06.400 dish or something like that right or manipulate or and by the way right now they're doing the most crazy

01:27:12.080 not only genetic experiment but did you see the one about the um the electrical impulses to turn off

01:27:18.160 polarities of electricity within certain organisms in order to grow like multiple arms and with like

01:27:23.680 the weirdest most mutant freakish experiments oh this will be good we could just harvest we'll just

01:27:29.200 grow arms for people that don't have it i'm like no this is frankenstein stuff and it's not gonna end

01:27:34.480 well it's very creepy you know some of the things and i don't i just don't think we should meddle with

01:27:39.440 that kind of stuff and but but the point is we big big just because we can meddle with it number one

01:27:47.120 doesn't mean we should but that doesn't mean that we truly understand what is causing things to grow

01:27:54.080 right or like what but why you know i mean like there's there's still mysteries like that um anyway

01:27:59.840 i'm not sure where i'm going with this but i'm just rambling at this point i don't know i think i

01:28:04.320 think it's interesting i think it's um i think there's value in trying to understand some of these

01:28:08.560 things and um we should philosophize about of course yeah not and not throw it out um

01:28:16.560 you know just because we and that doesn't mean we should throw out um you know thians either

01:28:20.960 obviously there's those things we've learned today there's things that you know it there's things today

01:28:27.520 that make it very hard at least for you know for people like me and maybe some others as well to

01:28:32.560 to to just to just believe um the supernatural part of things or that or or older superstitions

01:28:39.520 or whatever you want to call it right without being you know disrespectful uh against that

01:28:43.120 for those who believe that um but there's things we're learning and and part of me still feels like

01:28:48.640 yeah we as we do that and and yes some some of it is fake and gay and some of it is they don't know

01:28:54.080 what they're doing and it's exaggerated whatever but we i mean collectively we have learned more we

01:28:58.560 we know more about the systems of nature that surrounds us today than we did uh you know two or

01:29:03.600 five thousand years ago i mean that's just a fact i think uh doesn't mean we understand every aspect

01:29:08.400 of it as i said i think we've we're forgetting vital components of we're forgetting the spiritual

01:29:12.640 nature we're forgetting the why all that stuff but you can't just you know part of me feels you

01:29:18.160 can't just rigidly put your foot in either of those worlds both feet in either one of those worlds

01:29:24.400 and say well that's it that's that's it i'm in this camp and that's it i think we

01:29:27.680 have a foot in both worlds yeah that's because i think we do already and learn from both take

01:29:33.680 lessons from both right in the holistic sense yeah yeah i mean and i know i know that we have

01:29:40.480 the spiritual side you know i know that that's that's very real most of us know that i mean my

01:29:45.040 brother's died and i feel him yeah i feel him every day it's crazy the last two weeks i have felt him so

01:29:50.480 strongly you know yeah and i i call out to him like an ancestor and and i i i feel that connection

01:29:57.520 like it is there bang so it's really confirmed for me even more so that like yeah there there is

01:30:03.440 something there that we can call upon on call upon to get help to get direction to get uh inspiration

01:30:11.840 to be led to be comforted um yeah to help us to see things right yep so yeah it's a good thing i know

01:30:19.520 yeah um yeah it was something i was gonna pick up on there from what you said i want to talk more

01:30:26.560 but my voice is going away so i'm like yeah we'll wrap up here in a moment too go a little short sorry

01:30:30.960 guys that's fine he's uh colds man it's killer um yeah i mean i think i guess i'm going to conclude

01:30:38.160 with this then we had some other stuff we can cover but we can do that next time um it's um

01:30:45.120 it's very hard because i don't discount i don't discount you know obviously spiritual things from

01:30:50.960 happening or even things that people can't explain or the way you're led sometimes or the path that

01:30:57.360 you're on and you find you find yourself in a situation where it's like you realize afterwards

01:31:01.680 like holy shit like if this didn't happen i wouldn't have been here or there and and and why that

01:31:06.160 happened was kind of like you know felt like i was just being pulled along in a way or like you know

01:31:11.360 there's weird things like that uh or people see what they would term as like miraculous things in

01:31:18.000 their life or you know things alter and change or whatever but it's still at the end of the day i

01:31:23.920 think it's very it's very hard for us to pin down and with certainly certainty say what that is

01:31:31.360 exactly right or or what really is behind that i'm not just talking about like

01:31:36.160 god or a creator or something like that i'm saying like the the people have generally a

01:31:40.880 tendency to try to reach for the things that they have that that the reference is to spiritual

01:31:47.920 things right so you can have and again i'm not a syncretist or whatever but like you can have

01:31:53.200 spiritual experiences happening for all kinds of different you know groups of people whatever and

01:31:58.960 most likely most of the chances are in order to for them to explain it they're reached to the

01:32:04.320 things that they've been taught as well this is what's responsible for those supernatural things

01:32:08.800 yeah it's a fallback according also to how you mean like how you were raised also as a kid and

01:32:13.920 yeah your belief system things your belief religion you have yeah i mean i went through that process

01:32:19.600 in fact my father and i were just talking about that earlier too how it's like you kind of fall back

01:32:23.600 to some of these things that you grew up with and the terminology you don't know what other reference

01:32:28.720 or explanation but for me i feel like i i have come out of that where i am trying to think of

01:32:34.960 other terminology and see it from other ways and i think that's healthy i think that's healthy to

01:32:39.360 always be questioning your belief system as well sure yeah religion spirituality right you just don't

01:32:47.760 want to be stuck it has to be fluid you know you want to examine it and try to understand it better

01:32:51.760 but you have to you also have to keep in mind understand yourself better most people are not

01:32:55.680 and again it's not a uh it's not a critique i don't want a planet of philosophers but most people

01:33:00.720 are not they're not that philosophically inclined they want an easy they want to they want to

01:33:04.560 what you know well how how should i live or what what's the rules just give me the instructions

01:33:09.760 give me the manual yeah give me the manual and and i'll do that and some people need those hard

01:33:14.080 rules absolutely because they struggle they don't have self-discipline right some people it's almost

01:33:19.760 like they don't have built-in morals you know that that's why some people they can't understand

01:33:24.320 well to be you have to be religious if you're a moral person no i know plenty of people that aren't

01:33:29.120 religious they're the most moral upstanding people i've ever known the most honest kind good-hearted

01:33:34.240 people you know well and then i've met people in church that are like the most devious horrible

01:33:39.360 people right so that's not a tell no it's not if you're a good person or not right it's like it has

01:33:44.400 to be it has those things can only be external almost in a way right it's like well no i think it's a

01:33:51.520 it's an inherent thing in terms of like how probably how you well it could be genetic memory over time

01:33:58.240 how you're i mean a classic example that people bring up all the time but like literally things

01:34:04.000 that consider to be good for you individually were things that were good for the group right

01:34:09.680 if the group survives you survive right morality is is um what's what's what's how do i put it not

01:34:18.320 positive but advantageous for the the collective survival of of the tribe that you're part of of

01:34:24.000 sorts or group or later if you prefer than even now we're thinking of you know entire ethnos or

01:34:28.720 entire nations even maybe but like um you know i mean that it's not just a code of conduct yeah

01:34:34.320 exactly it's not and it's like deeply embedded you know into at least those people that have maybe

01:34:39.440 harder times to survive in the environment or something like that i'm not i'm not sure about

01:34:42.640 that but you know anyway code of ethics that we've come to understand works yeah if it's not

01:34:47.600 you know or if it's good for the group that will be good for you right so you have to treat them

01:34:55.040 with you know just respect there's so many more things to that but you get my drift when i say that

01:34:59.120 right you treat them right they treat you right reciprocal it's just like these are you know basic

01:35:04.160 fundamental moral things but i'm saying they're rooted in yeah but you know and then then someone

01:35:09.040 comes in to critique that or or you know some even some atheists can come in or even a religious

01:35:14.240 person is like well but what's you know what's causing that what's the root for that or what's

01:35:17.840 the reason or whatever well these are instructions they're given to us and then the atheist is like

01:35:21.200 well there's no such thing and that that therefore that doesn't exist and uh you can do whatever you

01:35:27.760 want or you know so i'm kind of you know this is very the dumb dumb version of it but but the point

01:35:32.320 is like well no they're based in ultimately the survival of the of of you of the organism of the

01:35:38.720 species of our race of our people right kind of thing and it's like it's there's a there's a

01:35:43.200 a reason for it right external of like well you don't what why don't you whore around you know

01:35:48.960 kind of thing because you do these things people aren't going to like you you're a bad person if

01:35:52.560 you behave this way you're going to be a likable person and and get along in life right it's going

01:35:56.560 to be easier for you right it's kind of we figured we've figured that out but i'm saying it wasn't

01:36:02.160 because a jew showed up and it was like here's the ten commandments and before that everyone was just you

01:36:07.200 know satan basically that no i don't accept that uh no no um and i forgot what i was gonna go with

01:36:15.680 it but yeah it doesn't matter well i'm saying those things then that are the you know the moral conduct

01:36:20.480 right it's like or what's good what's good for the group right it's like it's it's based in a very

01:36:26.640 simple principles essentially it's the same thing of like uh yeah the promiscuity or something like

01:36:30.880 that right like like yeah because you'll you'll get diseased and you'll probably die right or you'll be

01:36:36.160 be mentally you know screwed up kind of thing like you're not meant to handle those types of

01:36:40.080 things i mean look at that girl who was like screwing 100 men in a day like yeah she looks

01:36:43.920 she looks very healthy i mean the chances of her getting something like stds or whatever but i'm

01:36:47.520 saying so so there's like these are actual functions like well it's it's immoral to do that

01:36:54.320 because it's bad for you if it's bad for you you'll probably die if you die you cease to exist if

01:37:00.240 you cease to exist you're no longer part of the group these are these have the flow chart of that

01:37:04.080 there and i mean it's you know there's there's more to it than that also but i'm saying that's

01:37:07.760 like a fundamental principle of it right and for some of us it's like it's inherent in us right you

01:37:13.600 even well that's what i'm trying to say and some people it's like it's embedded in there some people

01:37:17.760 just don't have that so then that's when you can go off into the tangent of does good and evil exist

01:37:22.720 then then where do we come from do we come from the same places you know that's that's that's interesting

01:37:28.320 territory sure of course do we all come from the same gods or maybe we do follow different gods like yeah

01:37:33.840 and i'm not saying it's all biological either by the way i'm not saying oh it's just a function of

01:37:37.040 the mechanisms of the of the organism and that's that's it i'm not saying that's the only reason

01:37:41.280 either as i said i i believe in a i believe in ultimately spiritual things and supernatural

01:37:47.120 things even to a certain extent um but i'm saying it as i mean just look around at life as it exists

01:37:52.480 it's a miracle you begin like really examining this stuff of like again take the the the calendar and

01:37:59.520 everything we have on screen right there the the moon and the sun and their position in the sky

01:38:05.920 total eclipses moon eclipses like just that just the odds of that just randomly happening like oh

01:38:12.480 this is obviously it's created you know i mean and you can come from this from a point of view that

01:38:16.640 well yeah that's god you know this is not hard or or you can take another view of like yeah it's this

01:38:22.000 is designed this is a designer right kind of thing and we might not always understand what that source

01:38:27.360 is is it is it a singular creator is it a mind or a consciousness that we can't even like wrap our

01:38:33.280 heads around yeah some collective and personally i just don't agree with the fact that there's like

01:38:38.560 i refuse to have this boil down to like a bronze age mindset in the desert somewhere that they're

01:38:43.280 setting the confines of what god is or isn't what a creator is or isn't it's obviously much broader and

01:38:47.920 wider than that and as we learn more about it even as you go into genetics i'm talking about like you

01:38:52.720 update you understand more and more as you research and understand and um just looking at like genetic

01:38:58.480 coding and how that works and the process of the organism and like biological life and just like

01:39:03.280 this is incredible like this is this is you know insanely beautiful and efficient and you know the

01:39:10.480 functions of life and how we survive and stuff like it's all it's all there it's like a blueprint of

01:39:14.480 things you know i mean it's like clearly this has been designed in some capacity but i can't explain

01:39:20.320 what the source of that is i don't think anyone of us 100 can to be honest i mean but i think the

01:39:25.440 purpose is to evolve into something better you know to constantly be working on yourself and become

01:39:31.680 like the uber mensch right and that's a lot of trial and error on your part it's a lot of going

01:39:38.000 in deep from trying to figure things out and find your weak spots and your strengths and figuring those

01:39:43.840 out you know and taking those cues from life when things happen okay why why is this happening

01:39:48.800 why is this happening why am i getting roadblocks you know those are the times you go in deep and

01:39:52.960 i think now is a perfect time actually december and around the solstice to be having those deep

01:39:58.080 internal conversations where am i going next year what are the things what are my goals what are

01:40:03.200 things that i want to accomplish where am i going with my life what what do i need to do what

01:40:07.920 am i passionate about what are the things i need to work on and the kinks like for me i'm i'm

01:40:13.440 internal and introspective that way i'm always thinking about this and probably a little too much

01:40:17.040 i think i need to get out sometimes and not think about those things but for a lot of us we don't

01:40:23.440 think about those things enough yeah that's true and that's kind of why we are where we are too

01:40:29.200 yeah and uh yeah i think it's about us becoming kind of what we again just becoming what we

01:40:37.120 have the potential that we have the best version of yourself i think the blueprint is already there

01:40:40.880 as i kind of as i said i think i think yeah and again i'm not just like oh biology the you know

01:40:45.520 the genes is the that's the this is the secret sauce so the that's the root of me i'm not saying

01:40:51.440 that either but i'm saying building blocks there though it's building blocks it's that's a reflection

01:40:55.120 of it whatever it is right but anyway um i'm also thinking of collectively right what we need as a

01:41:01.440 people to do what direction we need to go how do we need to improve what's the next step what do we

01:41:06.880 how do we get out of this situation that we're in how do we how do we beat our opponents you

01:41:11.120 know i mean like what are some of the new things that we're faced with and and how do we get become

01:41:16.240 then better at organizing and updating and spreading our messages and all these things right uh but yeah

01:41:22.560 it's it's uh that's what it is it's a hard task and it can be overwhelming when you look at everything

01:41:26.640 at once i know i can be like that uh like whoa i see it all at once instead of okay let's

01:41:32.720 try and dissect bit by bit here right yeah to make it a little bit more manageable

01:41:40.080 yeah it's not as heavy yeah you gotta you gotta do baby steps so i told wolves yesterday when i was

01:41:44.880 on you get if you feel overwhelmed by like you know all the challenges that we're facing or like

01:41:50.640 you know but our country's being flooded by migrants and we get what do we do we have that

01:41:54.080 and then people have personal challenges on top of that right and then people have challenges in

01:41:58.720 their own personal lives i know all of you do right issues that you have you gotta start with

01:42:03.520 what you are able to control now you're gonna start with those small things and control your

01:42:07.680 environment in your immediate circumstances around you and and and that's not because to be selfish or

01:42:13.360 say that the other things don't matter but i'm saying you know individually we have to take care of

01:42:17.280 those kinds of things first to better our situation and then from there you can start taking on or once

01:42:21.680 you've overcome those smaller obstacles or more manageable obstacles right then you're able to actually

01:42:28.080 focus on something that's a little bit more uh maybe complicated or involved or or entails other

01:42:33.440 people or are you telling you uh getting together organizing with other people if that makes sense

01:42:37.840 well there's no way around it we're going to need the collective we're going to need an organization

01:42:41.440 and all our bros and sisses out there you know like that's what this is going to take yeah

01:42:47.920 absolutely um all right i think we should wrap up there there's just a message here from on

01:42:53.760 odyssey uh it says the yule season is here and we need to think about positive things as well it's

01:42:57.760 important and inspirational for further struggle merry christmas and happy yule see you as well

01:43:02.480 thank you to sure it's a good point uh absolutely that's what we want to bring you know i mean um

01:43:07.680 reflection there's something wrong with that it's in fact it's necessary sometimes you know

01:43:11.680 not in a rut that sounds wrong but like just you know you you not that you keep doing the same

01:43:17.440 things over and over but it's important to take that time to reflect and disconnect and and

01:43:21.280 give you that space so you can breathe and and again that's also right that's why they call it being

01:43:25.600 inspired right in spirit inspirational it's in the word right that you you leave room for something to

01:43:33.440 just kind of come to you but if you have constant noise and it just i mean like you you won't hear

01:43:38.480 that you want to understand that you what there won't be a flow in at that point to you right yeah

01:43:44.240 um robert e pile says i want to share some uh poem i recited i hope it helps you to tap into the

01:43:50.320 spirit world and draw from your brother's energy from the other side i really do believe here's

01:43:54.800 um i really do believe he is in the realm beyond and helping you in this realm now let me see what

01:44:01.440 this is a link here let me play some of this

01:44:04.560 a lot of people talk about embracing our american culture and i'm all for doing that

01:44:20.240 but i ask where did our american culture come from

01:44:26.000 when our ancestors came here to this country

01:44:28.320 country they brought with them the european spirits that now live in america

01:44:36.880 for a long time they flourished here and lived in the woodlands and under the archways of our

01:44:42.560 buildings and our new homeland

01:44:47.360 but as our number shrinks our spirit starts to die as well as theirs as we shrink so do they

01:44:56.240 if we stop believing in the spirit world and all the things that live in it then the spirit world

01:45:04.080 becomes weak as the spirit world becomes weak so do we we need to start believing in the spirit world again

01:45:15.600 if we don't then it's only a matter of time that it starts to die

01:45:20.160 and when it dies it's only a matter of time before we die with them

01:45:32.400 i believe in the spirit world

01:45:37.600 that's nice i like it yeah good job you do that cool yeah absolutely to the point

01:45:43.120 i say people talk about yeah the bio the bio spirit things like that oh i love all that stuff

01:45:47.760 i i love it kind of the collective or you know people that have lived before and how that kind of

01:45:53.120 affects us or adds on to the entire picture of the thing and what we are or whatever but yeah

01:45:57.280 but on some level it's true that's why they i mean this because i guess partly economy to like

01:46:02.160 joseph campbell's work and stuff like that but like if we if we cease to believe in these things

01:46:06.640 or how or or yeah become mature it's all about the materialistic aspects to things we lose that

01:46:13.120 viable component and i think i think that's absolutely right that sounds like that's a nightmare

01:46:17.440 not right that is to do that but i'm saying that is absolutely right that we will lose that connection

01:46:21.600 to the spirit yeah and then we will begin to travel away exactly like we will lose that connection to

01:46:28.560 to the deeper you know whatever it is you know i can't i can understand that it's there i can i see it

01:46:34.880 i can see it reflect everywhere but i can't but that doesn't mean i can explain it or or you know

01:46:39.200 again uh you know explain to you how or why it works the way it works or whatever but you know you can

01:46:44.800 see you can see the effects of something you know i mean you can tap into the flow i mean i have that

01:46:49.200 when i write i love writing and just free writing and i'll get into like a meditative kind of state

01:46:53.840 and then it just like i tap into something and it just boom it just comes out like real quick you know

01:46:59.040 beetlejuice thank you so much just happy you another great year of red eyes tv thank you guys for all your

01:47:03.600 hard work shout out to albert and joni for their generosity and mike too yes thank you so much guys

01:47:08.480 thank you and then albert again says lana just wanted to touch on a great point you made about

01:47:13.520 spirituality we are all connected somehow to the spiritual realm especially if we open ourselves up

01:47:18.480 to it i experience my grandma's presence all the time it's funny because she has said some of what

01:47:23.440 you guys have said word for word crazy yeah good grandma lana i still pray for the best for you

01:47:29.840 after your loss your brother is still with you i'm sure he is i feel thank you so much guys yeah

01:47:35.520 thank you for the incredible support today it means a lot to us it means we can continue and we do well

01:47:40.800 and you know you're you guys are there for us and we can be there for you um and uh yeah i mean we have

01:47:47.600 again we we will be back before obviously the wrap up of the new year here so there's more coming this

01:47:51.920 year but uh as we go into the new year are there some yeah there's some things i want to maybe not

01:47:56.880 change that sounds wrong because i mean but i want to yeah i want to update some stuff there's you

01:48:02.880 know i feel all right you know kind of some pieces have fallen into place this year i kind of feel like

01:48:08.080 that extra or there's things how did i put this there are now people that are pulling the cart in in

01:48:15.200 generally in our direction um and it doesn't mean we stop doing that but it but but it also means okay good

01:48:21.200 now that's that's happening now it means okay what's the next how do you what's the next stage to this

01:48:26.320 step that's what i'm saying what's the next level um what's the next move what's the next move how do

01:48:32.960 we achieve ultimately victory yes uh but also that's not we know that that's not gonna happen

01:48:38.640 overnight these are small steps it's like walking up a staircase or whatever however whatever analogy

01:48:44.880 you want to use you don't jump to the top of the stairs right away right you do this is a process

01:48:50.880 by process these are small steps and that's how you achieve the long um goal right by taking one

01:48:56.800 thing at a time but i'm well what i'm saying is what it what are some of those next steps what what

01:49:01.520 what what are the most vital steps in that direction you know kind of thing yeah uh and how how are we

01:49:07.600 how do we do that in the best way to make it efficient and like how do we tap into like well

01:49:11.680 here's where not only where it needs to go but how do we ensure that it then does go in that

01:49:16.880 direction you know i mean uh and nudge and push because overall i mean there's a lot of people out

01:49:21.360 there now that do do a lot of good work and there are things now that are openly discussed in a way

01:49:28.240 they were not even three four years ago even two years ago and that's good but that means okay so

01:49:34.560 that's that's happening what what now you know i mean what and it's not that that's an opening like

01:49:38.720 oh no i don't know but i'm saying i'm saying there's tons of things we could do but which which

01:49:43.280 one of them is the best which one is the most efficient which and we and sometimes you don't

01:49:47.760 know that until you try right you're gonna you know that's kind of where we're at we're throwing

01:49:52.240 everything in the kitchen sink at it and to see what stakes almost sometimes that's what it feels

01:49:56.160 like but that's where it is um and it's not desperation but it's like it's hard to decode it's

01:50:02.800 hard to understand what what trends take on what works what doesn't right there's all these questions

01:50:07.520 we have about it so anyway that's some of the things i'm thinking about uh as it goes here but anyway

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01:51:38.720 house to go paint some gnomes yeah that's cool yeah do you want to say what one of those gnomes did

01:51:43.600 my russian friend uh yeah uh she or the gnomes yeah she showed me one of the gnomes and it was a

01:51:52.080 i do want to salute a special salute there's quite a few of those so uh some of us moms are going to be

01:51:57.040 painting some of those uh saluting gnomes the salute gnomes they're throwing the gnomes are

01:52:03.360 throwing romans everybody nice they gnome where do you get those that's i want one of those dammit

01:52:11.280 she's cool she'll find it she'll come up with it there you go uh there's one more they're from

01:52:16.560 charles turner to you there lana if you want to read that one i'm sorry charles let me refresh there

01:52:22.160 charles as you mentioned our loved ones who are no longer with us i was thinking of my late

01:52:26.720 grandparents they were all the world war ii great depression generation i think they would

01:52:32.480 they would i think what would they do lana i'm glad you're aware of your brother still being around

01:52:37.600 in spirit despite the fact he left us much too soon cheers yeah thank you all right i think we're

01:52:42.880 caught up there um let's see odin did we read that one interesting being from america what's your

01:52:48.480 thought on adopting a version of paganism did you read that one i did not um i mean kiev and my

01:52:53.440 family slash children are slavic as opposed to it makes more sense to adapt that version yeah oh yeah

01:52:59.040 the slavic version yeah sure um that's what my russian friends do i would assume so um uh yeah adopting

01:53:06.720 a version of yeah exactly look into that and again in some cases of course if it's uh

01:53:11.840 uh uh different european ethnicities um you can teach them a little bit of both obviously and

01:53:18.240 then see what they're attracted to or whatnot but you know again um i yeah that's that's what i would

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