Red Ice TV - May 28, 2022


Bob Wilson - The Orchestrated War Against The Male-Female Bond


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56 minutes

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171.83682

Word Count

9,681

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646

Misogynist Sentences

78

Hate Speech Sentences

61


Summary


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, my guest Bob Wilson will tell us about the changes in the
00:00:19.600 West that reshaped the social construct between the sexes and exposes the feminist movement
00:00:25.440 as the big fake, which was a top-down psyop that was planned and executed at the highest levels.
00:00:31.760 So are we going down a path we can't reverse, or will we learn a serious lesson and get back
00:00:36.960 on nature's track? So welcome, Bob. Thanks very much, Lana. Great to be here. Yeah, good to have
00:00:44.040 you here. I enjoyed your book. I definitely recommend it. I think our audience would especially
00:00:49.300 like it, and it's good also for the newbies that need a crash course to be war on the sexes and
00:00:56.160 really why it's been orchestrated and who is doing it. But I think since you're new to everyone,
00:01:01.620 maybe you can provide a little background info about yourself and anything you'd like to share.
00:01:07.340 Sure. Well, my career was in research and statistics. I retired early and moved from
00:01:13.880 Canada to Europe a few years ago. So part of my skill set is finding patterns, connecting dots,
00:01:20.500 and I decided to put those skills to use when I wrote this book, which is about the origins of
00:01:27.560 feminism. Recognizing patterns, right? And recognizing patterns is now racist, sexist, homophobic,
00:01:34.860 anti-Semitic in all of us, you know, but we go where the truth takes us. Now, you use a couple terms
00:01:41.240 in the book, female and male building blocks throughout the book. So why don't we just kind
00:01:47.680 of discuss what that means? What is that? Yeah, so I wanted to make a conscious effort to
00:01:53.820 come up with some terms that would reinforce the theme that I'm talking about, which is that the
00:02:00.240 sexes are two halves of a whole. So you've got the male building block, MBB, and female building
00:02:08.000 block, FBB, which are complementary opposites. The MBB and FBB building blocks form a pair bond.
00:02:16.400 The masculine attracts the feminine, and they bond together. These pair bonds are the basis for
00:02:21.580 families and the foundation for societies. Yeah, absolutely. And we're going to talk about
00:02:28.140 what happens when they're out of whack. But I think a good place to begin is, let's discuss really the
00:02:33.100 duality of male and female and how it is at the core of everything before we talk. I guess we have
00:02:39.120 to define what that is before we can talk about how it's been destroyed and why that's a bad thing.
00:02:45.380 Yeah, absolutely. So it's in nearly every culture. In the Bible, you've got Adam and Eve. They were the
00:02:51.840 first pair bond. They had offspring who pair bonded and created the first society. Then in the East,
00:02:58.620 you've got concepts like yin and yang. So yin is the inward, the dark, and the feminine. Yang is
00:03:05.720 outward, bright, and masculine. Either one by itself is out of balance. But together, they create
00:03:11.480 balance, stability, and harmony. So this male-female duality is really at the core of what we are,
00:03:17.620 and it doesn't matter what part of the world you're in.
00:03:19.840 And we don't mean hermaphrodites, because I feel like sometimes people take that way too far,
00:03:24.800 and we'll get into the trans stuff a little later. But, oh, but these gods, they had both male and
00:03:30.620 female. So we're just embracing what the gods have done, you know, but it's not literal. We can have
00:03:36.080 both male and female within us, but it doesn't mean that we have breasts and balls. Right.
00:03:41.120 Right.
00:03:41.700 Yeah. So tell us about the German philosopher Schopenhauer's insights into human nature
00:03:47.240 regarding the sexes and differences. I found that pretty interesting in the book.
00:03:50.640 Yeah. So Schopenhauer basically said that in the family unit, the wife and the mother is the giver
00:03:57.260 of life. She's the guardian of children, and she's the companion to the husband. He also pointed out
00:04:04.120 her shortcomings, which include things like relying on cunning to get what she wants, because she can't
00:04:10.160 physically compete with her husband. This is why your local bookstore probably doesn't carry
00:04:16.020 Schopenhauer.
00:04:16.640 Yeah, exactly. Why? Because it's a, it's sexist to talk about these things?
00:04:21.060 Yeah, it's totally politically incorrect.
00:04:24.160 Now, did he give any insights into male traits? I mean, we know what those are, but I'm just curious
00:04:30.460 if he did.
00:04:31.920 No, actually, this essay that I'm referring to is called On Women, and he specifically talked about
00:04:38.380 FBBs, as I call them. So that was the focus of the essay.
00:04:43.860 Well, forever, men have been trying to figure out the minds of women. So I guess that makes sense
00:04:50.060 that he focused on that. And I always like to say, too, that men built civilization for women,
00:04:54.980 which is the ultimate compliment. You know, they love you, they want to have babies with you,
00:04:59.880 they want to provide for you, they want to protect for you, protect you. And what can be better than
00:05:04.720 that? Well, men and women appear to have more freedom today than ever, but they're more miserable
00:05:10.240 than ever. And something has gone terribly wrong. And your conclusion is that many of the problems
00:05:14.700 we face today wouldn't have developed had the true male-female bond been as strong as, you know,
00:05:19.860 100 years ago. You say that female nature is vital to deciphering the machinations that have wrought
00:05:25.780 havoc on male and the male and female bond over the last 100 years. Now, can you explain?
00:05:30.460 Yeah. So having a balanced pair bond creates a strong society. When you have one male building
00:05:38.700 block for every female building block, nobody is left out. And that's what we call monogamy.
00:05:43.660 Then you put these pair bonds together, they make families, then you've got a family environment.
00:05:49.700 And if it's with two heterosexual parents, then it's possible to raise healthy children,
00:05:54.880 because each child has a role model, whether it's a son or daughter,
00:05:58.460 the children get to see how their parents work together to keep the family strong. And also a
00:06:04.500 healthy family is less dependent on the state. How would you say that builds a healthy society,
00:06:11.880 having the male and female balance? How does that create a strong nation?
00:06:16.940 Because they're both playing to their strengths. They're not trying to compete with one another.
00:06:22.140 They're complementary halves of a whole. And this is something that we've really lost sight of over
00:06:27.160 the past century or so. We've gotten to the point where FBBs and MBBs are in competition with one
00:06:33.700 another. So it's a self-defeating paradigm. And it just doesn't work.
00:06:38.700 Yeah, exactly. You have to has to be teamwork, not fighting against each other.
00:06:43.320 Well, women have also become more self-seeking than self-sacrificing. Of course, this is part of the
00:06:49.620 feminist movement. They've adopted more of a male mindset, as we see. And it's been the transformation
00:06:54.860 of the female psyche becoming more masculine, masculinized, which has happened over generations.
00:07:00.540 So let's talk about the events that have contributed to our change, because it's it's quite a bit. But I
00:07:05.900 know that you get into this in the book. I guess the big ones really are with the introduction of
00:07:12.820 feminism. You started with the sexual revolution, the pill, the entry of FBBs into the workforce.
00:07:20.120 So instead of staying at home and raising the children, they're now going into the office,
00:07:25.480 along with their husbands, and they're competing for their husband's jobs. So what I just mentioned
00:07:30.720 earlier about being complimentary versus, I guess, antagonistic, as soon as they entered the
00:07:38.420 workforce, they became competitors, as opposed to complimentary parts of a whole.
00:07:44.440 Yeah. And then we also had, of course, you had the suffragettes, the sexual liberation,
00:07:49.600 a lot of propaganda. Remember, they were pushing cancer sticks, and women were buying that,
00:07:54.440 the cigarettes, the cancer, promoting it as something sexy and amazing. And a lot of women,
00:08:01.080 they fell for that, right? So I would say propaganda has been a huge one, as well as education,
00:08:05.800 which in turn has warned on the word on the family. What can you tell us about propaganda? I know
00:08:11.420 you wrote about the cancer sticks as an example. Yeah, that was one of the early examples of what
00:08:17.200 I call setting the tone for feminism. So not only was it about sexual liberation and getting FBBs
00:08:26.120 into the workforce, it was also about changing their appearance, making them more masculine.
00:08:31.540 So I think, you know, we can agree that smoking has always been a masculine thing more than feminine.
00:08:38.840 And it was only in the last 100 years that that changed. So they put together these campaigns,
00:08:45.820 ad campaigns, I think it was starting in New York. And they hired a bunch of models to go and smoke,
00:08:52.700 and then they photographed them. And the whole intention was to make this cool, you know,
00:08:58.440 for the ladies tall start smoking. But the bottom line is, it's kind of a nasty habit. I mean,
00:09:04.900 it stains your teeth, gives you bad breath. It's not what you would call traditionally feminine.
00:09:11.220 And that was the first in many very subtle changes in fashion and style that we saw over
00:09:17.640 the last century. After that, you know, in the 70s, you started getting the short haircuts
00:09:24.160 on girls. You started getting these big, ugly nerd classes that they all started wearing.
00:09:30.480 And then you've got tattoos and piercings later.
00:09:34.980 Classy, looking good. And yeah, it's interesting how they're marketing
00:09:39.820 cigarettes to women, because feminism has really turned into consumerism, as you point out in the
00:09:45.360 book. So it's helping all these male oppressors get even richer, right? I say to me, the real male
00:09:51.720 oppressor here is the one who helped push feminism on women to begin with. But what can you say about the
00:09:56.120 consumerism aspect? Because that's really what it turned into pretty quick, right?
00:09:59.960 It did. So the ironic thing is that by getting the FBBs to enter the workforce, they actually
00:10:08.600 ended up feeding the pockets of their so-called male oppressors, because most of these oppressors
00:10:17.640 are in fact, men. And unbeknownst to these feminists, the more they go and build up their career and get
00:10:27.480 higher salaries, the more they go and spend it at companies which are owned by these, you know, men
00:10:33.920 that they're supposedly fighting. So it's a big irony.
00:10:37.580 Now, there are some conservatives that will say, well, first wave feminism wasn't so bad. And, you
00:10:42.560 know, the right to vote and all that. Now, I know that that's garbage. I preferred households, families.
00:10:48.540 Voting is a household, right? So a woman did have a say with her husband. And I think there should be
00:10:53.640 voting restrictions today, personally, because not everyone should get to vote. But what do you
00:10:58.200 think? What would you say to the conservative that says, first wave feminism, that's not so bad?
00:11:04.840 Well, in many ways, the female vote was something that that catapulted everything into action.
00:11:12.120 In and of itself, it was not a bad thing at the time, because as you mentioned, it was a family vote.
00:11:17.100 And wives always voted along with their husbands. And it just strengthened the husband's, you know,
00:11:24.300 vote. And what happened later, though, was, when families started to disintegrate, you no longer had
00:11:32.600 that dynamic in play. And then the female vote became independent. And at the same time, females
00:11:41.300 sort of got more liberal gradually, as the century went on, the 1900s. So it's funny, because 100 years
00:11:51.540 ago, the wives were actually more conservative than their husbands. And it was only recently that
00:11:58.420 liberalism has become associated with with femininity. It didn't used to be. So it was kind of a ticking
00:12:06.340 time bomb, the female vote, by itself, not a bad thing. But later on is when it really ended up
00:12:13.780 taking effect on actual outcomes.
00:12:17.780 So what do you think about the men's mentality, then, at the time, were a lot of men behind this
00:12:22.100 first wave feminism? And later on, we'll talk about the elites that were really pushing it,
00:12:25.700 because it really was, you know, upper classes that always push these kinds of movements,
00:12:30.100 not the lower and middle classes, they're too busy just working and trying to survive.
00:12:34.020 But what do you think about the male mentality that was supportive of this at that time?
00:12:40.740 So you're talking about 100 years ago?
00:12:42.580 Yeah, 100 years ago, you think most men were like, yeah, let's get get behind that,
00:12:46.500 the right to vote. What do you think most guys were thinking back then?
00:12:50.260 I think at that time, they didn't give it a second thought. They probably thought it was something
00:12:56.180 cute that their wives could pursue for fun. Just like, you know, picking up macrame. And I don't
00:13:02.660 think they thought about the long term implications. They probably had no idea where it was heading.
00:13:08.420 And to be fair, how could they? Right?
00:13:10.980 Yeah. Oh, yeah. How could you possibly predict? Yeah.
00:13:13.540 Yeah. But I don't think they really gave it a second thought.
00:13:17.380 Yeah, I think they were just good guys. I mean, guys are so demonized back then 100 years ago,
00:13:22.500 but they actually were kind and gentle and not the monsters that was portrayed them to be in all
00:13:28.020 these TV shows and stuff like they didn't want these women to take part in anything. And they
00:13:32.580 didn't let them have any extracurricular activities. And it was slavery. It's all
00:13:36.340 lies. And it's all propaganda, right? We're still talking about our own ancestors here,
00:13:39.860 for crying out loud. But many also play a part, of course. So I wanted to talk about just the modern
00:13:45.300 millennial male building block, as you say, and how the feminist perversion kind of got into the
00:13:52.500 the male psyche, because a lot of these millennials are very feminized, right?
00:13:57.460 They are. Yeah, I remember, it started with the snag, which is sensitive new age guy.
00:14:05.140 And that term came out, I think, sometime in the 80s. And it was actually a standard that
00:14:11.780 that guys thought they should aspire to, you know, they thought, oh, there's something wrong with
00:14:16.340 the John Wayne, Clint Eastwood paradigm of masculinity, that we need to be more sensitive and
00:14:22.420 get in touch with our feminine sides. So that was, you know, another part of the big fake really was
00:14:30.340 instilling this propaganda into the minds of millennials. And like most social trends,
00:14:37.620 they just assume it's something they should go along with. They don't think about it a lot.
00:14:42.180 They think this is cool. This is what we should be doing now. So they do it.
00:14:45.620 Yeah, and a lot of women, especially feminists, they resent these guys that become feminized,
00:14:51.940 right? So they say, okay, I'll become a feminist then. And a lot of them probably do it just to
00:14:56.340 just to get the women, you know, but then they're actually turned off by them. It's like they they
00:15:01.540 resent them for being these kind of soy boy beta males, right?
00:15:05.060 Yeah, I talked about that in my book, too. So any male feminist is essentially being a hypocrite,
00:15:13.220 because anyone he's trying to hook up with knows deep down that the only reason he's faking this
00:15:22.020 is because he wants a chance with her. So she knows he's being insincere. It's just a ploy. And she can
00:15:30.340 see right through it. And he doesn't realize this, he he tries to convince himself that this is something
00:15:36.340 that's great for both sexes. And maybe he doesn't think it through at all. But ultimately, it's it's
00:15:44.500 just hypocrisy.
00:15:46.660 Yes, it is. Now, what about you also write about these beta daddies? I hadn't heard that. Yeah.
00:15:52.660 But I'm surprised they're they're having children to begin with. But beta daddies found they're
00:15:56.740 contributing to the creation of this modern female and I guess they're spoiling girls something about
00:16:02.180 that. They are so a beta daddy is someone who spoils his daughter. And what happens,
00:16:10.180 it's an interesting dynamic. Beta means that when he was back in his dating days,
00:16:15.860 he didn't get all the girls. And that left an impression, let's say on his psyche later.
00:16:23.780 And then when he has a daughter, his daughter sees him as an alpha male. He is the first man in her life.
00:16:33.060 And he becomes the gold standard, I guess you could say for men. So he's flattered by this because it's
00:16:41.620 the first time he's put in this alpha role. And he doesn't really know how to handle it. So it kind
00:16:47.460 of fries his brain a little bit. And what happens is he stops being a dad. And he stops setting boundaries
00:16:55.300 for his daughter. And he stops, you know, telling her no. He lets her get away with whatever she wants.
00:17:02.260 And, you know, the end result is that we have a lot of spoiled daughters.
00:17:06.500 And then she'll grow up and then she'll be attracted to somebody like her father. That's what that's
00:17:11.700 what we're told. Right. So then maybe she'll go for one of these beta males. Well, hopefully,
00:17:15.860 though, she'll go the complete opposite and look for a more masculinized men, which now we're being
00:17:20.500 told that that is right wing extremism, you know, gym bros and being fit is fascist. And it's hilarious.
00:17:26.660 Right. Basically, being sexy is fascist now. Attracting women is fascist now. It's like,
00:17:31.860 okay, so be it then. Well, let's cover this, the war on boys at a young age. It's funny,
00:17:37.140 because my best friend was just talking about this with me about this false label of ADHD that's
00:17:43.060 given specifically to boys and how boys are not allowed to just be boys. What are your thoughts on
00:17:48.100 this? Well, I think that the school system has essentially made boys into second class students.
00:17:55.460 The whole system is set up for the benefit of girls, you're supposed to sit quietly in a classroom
00:18:03.140 and not move for several hours a day. And that's pretty much the antithesis of what a boy is looking
00:18:10.340 for, especially a young boy. He wants to get out and play ball or at least go for a run, you know,
00:18:17.300 do physical stuff. And he's not allowed to do that in school. The other problem is that most of the
00:18:23.300 the teachers now are all female. And to them, it's just a chore putting up with these boys,
00:18:29.700 they would rather just make them into girls, if they could just less work. So they take the rambunctious
00:18:37.220 ones and send them down to the school nurse for their shot, you know, and then they come back all doped
00:18:42.980 up and a little more girly. Yeah, they're drugging them, which is horrible. I mean, I'm a mother of
00:18:48.740 boys. I know how wild they are compared to my friends I see with with little girls. And that's
00:18:53.380 just boys, you know, they need to get that out. They need to pound each other and fight and be
00:18:57.700 rowdy. And that's all healthy. And it's all part of the development. But now we just medicate them,
00:19:02.100 especially in America. I don't know how it is in other parts of Europe. But maybe some of the liberal
00:19:06.980 places are the worst about that. But let's talk about the gang, the gang of pop culture. You know,
00:19:14.100 on the flip side, you had the 80s, right of feminizing men. So let's talk about this impact.
00:19:18.900 I mean, because we saw in the 80s, I like a lot of 80s music, but you turn it on. It's like, man,
00:19:22.900 that guy looks pretty gay, even though he's, he's straight, you know, but he's wearing all this
00:19:27.700 makeup and stuff, which is disturbing. Like, I don't want my kids to see that. Like, why is this guy
00:19:31.780 wearing, even though I might like this, the song or whatever, like, it looked pretty gay. So what was
00:19:36.740 happening there? Well, I can speak from firsthand experience. I used to play in a band,
00:19:42.500 and I remember seeing bands like Duran Duran and orchestral maneuvers in the dark and human
00:19:49.380 league. And all the guys were wearing lipstick and makeup and, and they spent more time in front
00:19:55.540 of the mirror than their girlfriends probably did. And we were influenced by these guys. And
00:20:00.980 I remember one time we had this concert, and I was getting ready. And I was, you know,
00:20:05.940 picking out what I was going to wear. And I was thinking, oh, this just isn't flamboyant enough.
00:20:10.820 I need some, you know, really shocking colors here. And I need to get my hair so it's standing
00:20:18.100 way up here, you know, like all my favorite bands. And it wasn't until much later that I realized this,
00:20:26.900 but it seemed like the majority or at least a good chunk of these musicians were advertised as being
00:20:33.460 gay or bi or both. And in some cases, it was a little hard to believe. So in my book, I mentioned
00:20:40.260 Pete Shelley. He was the lead singer for the Buzzcocks. They were a British punk band.
00:20:45.780 And he may have been gay or bi, I don't know. But I do know that for a fact, he was married twice,
00:20:53.140 both times to a lady. And he died a happily married man. So it makes you wonder, like,
00:21:00.980 was this all some big publicity stunt? Were they trying to equate gayness with artistic talent?
00:21:08.260 And looking back on it, you know, it really raises a lot of questions.
00:21:14.980 Yeah, David Bowie, too, right? I mean, he was married to a woman that black model,
00:21:18.740 right, for many years. But yeah, I remember he was, he was bisexual. Well, didn't he say that he was
00:21:24.340 bisexual? I think he did. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, there was a big bisexual gay trend that really started
00:21:30.920 coming out in the 80s. And now we see it today. You know, someone just comes out. Now it's trans.
00:21:36.600 It's even a step farther. Now. And now they're like celebrated like they're this hero, which why?
00:21:42.880 At least back in the 80s, though, they weren't taking hormone blockers and cutting their balls
00:21:48.440 off. Right. I mean, that's true. I mean, now it's just like it's hardcore. It's just when you think
00:21:55.580 it can't get any worse. This is what we call the slippery slope. Right. And now it's just like a
00:21:59.700 slippery cliff. So let's also talk about dating today. I know Tinder is kind of normalizing this
00:22:05.620 sex without love kind of dating. And we can talk about the impacts of that.
00:22:11.520 Yeah. So the problem with Tinder is that it effectively takes the relationship part out of
00:22:16.980 it. And it completely replaces it with the pursuit of pleasure. It's all about sex now. And the other
00:22:24.700 problem with it is that it makes it so easy. It's like organizing a tennis match. You don't need social
00:22:31.760 skills anymore. You just have to know how to swipe on your phone. So we're not only losing the value of
00:22:41.340 learning how to develop relationships. We're also losing the the skills that are needed or at least
00:22:50.560 used to be needed to approach a girl, chatter up and go on a date. You know, you just don't have to do
00:22:58.160 this stuff anymore. It's considered hard work. So where does that put us a few years down the road?
00:23:04.740 Less communication, fewer real conversations, everything is an app. Everything is on your phone.
00:23:12.260 And there's no more human element.
00:23:14.840 Oh, I already see that today with a lot of the young boys. They don't know how to go ask a girl
00:23:19.160 out. I mean, in my day, you know, they just come up to you and they see you. They ask you out on a date
00:23:24.480 right now. It's like they send these cryptic text messages and it's all these games and they're all
00:23:29.400 socially awkward. And that's the that's the whole other level of technology. I mean, great. The
00:23:34.380 Internet can be great to connect with people across the world. I mean, I married a Swedish man,
00:23:38.420 right? That's made possible by the Internet. But we still had social skills and we still
00:23:41.840 talked and we meet in person. And now it's just like, what do they call it? Tick tock brain.
00:23:46.860 It's just, you know, and now it's also Tinder brain on top of that. Right. So they're not
00:23:51.720 focusing and actually getting to know people and trying to see if is this person really
00:23:58.600 someone that I can be with? You know, they're instead they're checking out all their social
00:24:02.360 media, looking over the shoulder all the time. It is that ADD that I think has been completely
00:24:08.420 programmed through technology and propaganda and stuff. But porn, that's the other one.
00:24:12.220 You mentioned Gary Wilson's TED talk on the great porn experiment. I haven't actually heard
00:24:16.920 that, but it does document the dangers of porn and how it's been weaponized. Even the Israeli
00:24:22.660 forces, was it in 2002, they shut down a Palestinian broadcasting station and they and Henrik has
00:24:29.000 mentioned this several times to replace it with programming of porn 24 seven because they
00:24:33.740 know that it has some dangerous effects. Right. So let's get into these dangers and how
00:24:37.440 it's been weaponized.
00:24:39.480 Yeah. So the big thing about porn is that it actually reprograms the pleasure centers of the
00:24:45.280 brain. And it's most effective at doing this when someone is still younger. So in your teens,
00:24:52.080 the brain is still psychologically malleable. So a guy gets a hold of porn and it starts rearranging
00:25:01.480 how his brain is wired, the pleasure centers. And the other thing it does is it, it rewires them
00:25:10.060 in such a way that ordinary sex is no longer appealing to him. Because when you look at a lot
00:25:18.700 of porn, it's kind of unnatural. It's a little bit weird and it's hardly ever, you know, plain vanilla
00:25:25.180 sex. It's, it's always got some freaky component to it. Right. So guys get used to looking at this stuff
00:25:31.860 and, um, that's what they come to expect. And then when they go out with a girl and get her in bed,
00:25:38.160 they're actually disappointed because it doesn't match up with their virtual porn experience.
00:25:44.440 And the other thing that porn does is, um, it puts all the emphasis on sight and sound.
00:25:50.460 Well, mainly sight, but also sound. Whereas when you think about, uh, a couple making love,
00:25:57.260 it's not just sight and sound, there's touch and there's smell, there's other senses involved
00:26:01.940 and there's communication, which is maybe the most critical of all, you know, talking to each other.
00:26:07.920 That's completely removed, uh, when you're watching porn.
00:26:12.100 Yep. And now it's just accessible to young kids everywhere. Um, we, we've been playing some clips
00:26:18.500 too, of like this whole, basically this whole pedophile groomer sex ed that's happening,
00:26:24.200 sexual education that's happening in America right now. And they're teaching five-year-olds
00:26:28.560 about porn. Like, and how to talk to your five-year-old about porn and self-pleasure.
00:26:35.060 And what do you think that's going to do teaching five-year-old kids about masturbation and watching
00:26:40.200 porn? I mean, this is outrageous that we're even having to have this conversation.
00:26:43.520 Yeah. So, um, this sort of sexualizing of children at a very, very young age is part of the, um,
00:26:52.580 drive to, um, confuse children about their gender and to turn them into hedonists basically. So
00:27:01.740 it's no longer about looking for somebody to settle down with and, you know, have a family. It's just
00:27:10.520 about pleasure seeking, uh, as an end in itself. Yeah. It's, it's sad. And of course it's, uh, also
00:27:18.120 setting the stage for, uh, pedophiles, right? It's a normalizing, uh, Oh, you know, there, there's
00:27:24.260 books that were there literally play this. It's outrageous. This mom was talking to a school board
00:27:28.920 about her kid brought home this, this story book, and that was part of a sex ed. And it was a, a 40
00:27:34.540 year old man who was teaching this little boy who was like in third grade about, uh, you know, blow
00:27:40.100 jobs, like real appropriate, you know, it's like, who's benefiting from those? Who's really wanting
00:27:45.360 kids to learn about this stuff? We know who it's going to be, you know, disgusting pedophiles.
00:27:50.080 Now, all of this too, uh, what relates to all this is, is the war on beauty. We've been talking
00:27:55.720 about this a long time. I think just the left in general hates anything that's beautiful because
00:28:00.740 it's, uh, well, it's, it's rooted in things that are more traditional, right? Otherwise you have
00:28:05.920 all the piercings and the cigarettes and the, the foul mouth and the, the bad behaviors of all
00:28:10.960 those things are not beautiful, right? It's also war, uh, basically on the European culture and
00:28:16.820 Western civilization. We have these beautiful paintings and works of art and all of these
00:28:21.980 things now are white supremacists, right? And they, they must be dismantled and destroyed and crushed.
00:28:27.640 So let's talk about the, the attack on real beauty, as I say, in the West, uh, specifically
00:28:33.580 female beauty and how it's bringing about these massive shifts.
00:28:38.680 Yeah. So what they're doing is they're trying to devalue female beauty. Uh, I give an example in
00:28:44.680 my book about the grid girls. So these are the hot babes that show up at the car races and, you know,
00:28:51.060 they're dressed in nice outfits and they're definitely eye candy in every sense of the word.
00:28:56.240 And, um, they're there because, you know, guys like seeing attractive ladies along with the, uh,
00:29:05.000 the race. Um, and the bizarre thing that happened is they decided out of the blue just a couple of
00:29:11.960 years ago that, um, grid girls were no longer appropriate, whatever that means. Um, so they're
00:29:18.900 essentially saying, forget about the wishes of our fans. We don't care what they want to see.
00:29:24.120 We're going to be politically correct. And we're not going to have these girls around anymore.
00:29:28.480 When you look at the long-term implications of this, um, not only is it putting, uh, these girls
00:29:35.600 out of a job and let's face it, it's hard work staying in shape and looking good. Um, and these
00:29:43.620 girls are probably at the gym six hours a day. They're very careful about what they eat. They're
00:29:49.060 on a strict diet. Uh, they're always working out and now they've got one less Avenue to monetize
00:29:57.040 that. So what's going to happen with her? Is she going to get into only fans? Is she going to get
00:30:02.980 onto a glamor photography site? Um, is she going to become a call girl? She's got to go somewhere else,
00:30:09.360 but what they've done is they've given her one less venue where she can, um, uh, capitalize on
00:30:19.040 the way she looks. And her roommate who sits on the couch all day and eats donuts is now equally
00:30:26.440 likely to get on the cover of sports illustrated. So why should she bother staying in shape?
00:30:31.380 Yeah. This whole fat acceptance movement and, and yeah, it's a war on everything healthy and
00:30:37.160 natural. And again, this plays into the war on, uh, the sexes specifically in the West,
00:30:42.360 which is targeting birth rates, right? If you can make women all just become, uh, fat and not care
00:30:48.160 about themselves anymore, not groom, not feel they need to impress to, to win over a guy anymore or keep
00:30:54.240 a guy, guess what's going to happen? There's going to be less marriages and, uh, less babies. And I think
00:30:59.180 at the end of the day, that's what it's, what it's about, right? Less babies. Yeah, it is. I mean, let's
00:31:04.220 face it, guys are visual and that's what sets everything in motion. You know, you see a hot
00:31:10.140 looking girl, you pursue a fewer hot looking girls, fewer opportunities to pursue. That means, uh, fewer
00:31:17.740 pair bonds and fewer families. Now I know that you left your country, right? Uh, you went to a more
00:31:24.440 traditional country and I know some guys are thinking about that in order to find women,
00:31:29.480 to find more traditional women. Now I feel that a lot of people need to flee some of these
00:31:34.040 liberal cesspits, toilet cities and go to where the conservative women are in the countryside or
00:31:41.100 different red states or, you know, cause there's still a lot of good women. You just have to put
00:31:44.860 some effort into finding them and where they are and where they congregate. And I know it's getting
00:31:48.880 harder and harder for men to do that. So some are just leaving these liberal countries
00:31:52.560 and trying to go to greener pastures. Now, what are your thoughts on that? Is, is that a good
00:31:56.800 option for men? I think it's a great option. Uh, in fact, there was a famous, uh, world war
00:32:04.320 two commander. Uh, his name escapes me right now, but he said that when hunting ducks, one must go
00:32:12.080 where the ducks are. And, uh, I think that's a great philosophy to adopt. Um, especially in this
00:32:20.080 day and age, I remember the first time I took a trip to South America and, um, I was on vacation
00:32:27.760 for a couple of weeks and it only took a few days to make me realize that, um, not every country is
00:32:37.400 the same as Canada. There are places in this world where femininity is still valued. It was a real wake
00:32:44.080 up call. And I would definitely encourage guys to, you know, at least take a vacation somewhere
00:32:49.920 that you're interested in and check it out. Because if you're not, um, finding what you want
00:32:56.480 on your home turf, there's no reason to stay there. Yeah. You have to move. You have to be more, uh,
00:33:02.040 proactive to try and get a lady. Now, what about obstacles as far as you move to a new country?
00:33:07.760 You know, I, I did that as well for a time, right? I married a Swedish man, but, you know,
00:33:12.520 it's dating a foreigner. It's a new language. A lot of people find that to be overwhelming and how
00:33:18.400 receptive is the culture, for instance, that you're in, how do women feel about dating a foreigner?
00:33:25.980 It's a little different here in Europe, uh, depending on where you are. I would say that, um,
00:33:32.400 South America has the advantage of openness. There's more of a tradition there of, uh, gringos
00:33:40.020 going down to meet girls. And, um, it's a totally different mindset too. I mean, it's a very warm
00:33:49.120 culture in South America. The people are very friendly and open in East Europe. It's still more
00:33:55.840 feminine than the West, but on the other hand, it's a much more reserved culture. And, um, depending
00:34:05.780 on your own personality and your preferences, you may find that South America or Eastern Europe is
00:34:12.300 good for you, or you might even find Asia is better. It really depends on the person in terms of language.
00:34:19.660 Uh, one benefit that, uh, we Anglophones have is that, um, it's not that hard to learn Spanish.
00:34:27.160 In fact, I would say Spanish of all the foreign languages is probably the easiest to learn if English
00:34:33.100 is your first language. And not far behind that is Tagalog, um, spoken in the Philippines, which has a lot
00:34:39.980 of Spanish in it. So that's definitely consideration, but I would say start taking those language courses.
00:34:46.220 I've been around South America too. In Argentina, there's a lot of Europeans and there's the Germans
00:34:51.080 down there. Uh, people think that Europeans aren't down there, but there's plenty of them actually in,
00:34:56.380 uh, South America. I found Argentina very beautiful, good steak, good wine, good people. I like that they,
00:35:02.400 uh, siesta during the day and take naps during the day. And then they're, they're up pretty late at
00:35:07.900 night. Yeah. I mean, I'm Eastern European. I know also in Sweden, uh, lots of other European countries,
00:35:13.680 they can be more reserved. It takes a little bit to get in there. You know, if you don't know them
00:35:17.580 from something like church or work or other friends, it could be a little more difficult,
00:35:21.380 but then once you get in there, they're very open and then you could meet lots of people.
00:35:25.000 I don't recommend going to, uh, Asian countries though. Not for the, uh, not for the white boy
00:35:28.840 listeners. Why is that? Uh, you know, you gotta, you gotta keep it in your genes. I, I, I definitely
00:35:36.620 don't. I think you might know that about me already, but, uh, I'm sure there's plenty of very
00:35:42.060 nice Asian ladies and we do have some, uh, people that are in mixed marriages, but I
00:35:46.800 definitely don't recommend that. I think if you want to, if you're a European man and
00:35:49.860 you want a traditional woman, it's good to, to keep it in your roots, uh, keep it in,
00:35:54.320 in your race. I think there's other complications that can arise, uh, when you marry outside of
00:36:00.400 your race, as I've seen, seen many times before. I know, what are your thoughts on MGTOW?
00:36:04.940 Cause I know a lot of the MGTOW guys too. They're like, screw it. I'm going to Asia. You
00:36:08.060 know, I, I have some issues with some of those guys cause I feel like they're just,
00:36:11.660 they're not trying hard enough. There's, there's lots of women that you can pull from. Uh, I've,
00:36:17.740 I've seen that some of those guys can have some, uh, issues that they need to tend to within
00:36:23.680 themselves as well. But what are your thoughts? I think that MGTOW is a really extreme, uh, sort
00:36:31.720 of reaction. And in most cases, it's probably not justified before you go MGTOW. I think you
00:36:39.060 should really try to, um, look at other countries, you know, like the ones we've been talking about
00:36:44.740 and see if you can find a comfort level somewhere else. I just get the feeling that a lot of these
00:36:50.380 guys are jumping the gun and they're, they're sort of concluding prematurely that, um, because I
00:36:57.900 can't find a girl here in my home country, it's going to be the same everywhere else. And that's
00:37:02.840 absolutely, absolutely not true. Plus, I think you let, uh, those that are behind this whole plan
00:37:10.380 of the war on the sexes specifically in the West, you let them win. You just get, okay, that's it.
00:37:15.900 I don't, I'm not going to have a woman. I just, I'm going to go my own way. I'm not going to have
00:37:19.540 any children. That's it. I just give up. That's just very defeatist. You know, I don't think
00:37:24.020 it's, it's defeatist. And also it's denying a basic part of your nature. Yeah. You know,
00:37:29.860 as long as you're attracted to girls, that is something that you should be trying to do something
00:37:34.780 about and meet your goal. And sure, it may not happen right away. It may be very, very difficult,
00:37:41.020 but see it as a challenge and, you know, try in a different country and see if that works before you
00:37:48.180 give up. Absolutely. Now let's connect the dots because obviously something has been
00:37:53.780 instigating this war on us in the West. Uh, we like to talk about this all the time that there's
00:37:59.800 been a hand that's been guiding these feminists that has been funding a lot of these revolutions
00:38:04.860 in the hopes of re-engineering society, uh, for the purpose of what and by whom. So I wanted to get
00:38:11.180 your thoughts on this. Right. So another acronym that I use in my book is the S E, which stands for
00:38:18.120 social engineer. And, um, for about the last hundred years or so, social engineers have been quietly
00:38:25.480 behind the scenes. Um, not only, uh, doing experiments and figuring out human psychology and
00:38:34.420 sociology, but taking these findings and, um, giving them to their masters. And all of the, um,
00:38:43.400 events that we've seen, I contend are not random chance. It was all planned and premeditated.
00:38:50.340 And that's really the main point of my book is that, um, feminism was not some grassroots
00:38:56.620 organic thing that just, you know, emerged on its own. It was all planned and premeditated.
00:39:03.680 And the real smoking gun is, uh, an interview excerpt, um, which I include in the book with, um,
00:39:11.080 Nicholas Rockefeller. And he was interviewed by Aaron Rousseau, uh, independent filmmaker.
00:39:17.560 And Rousseau asked him, um, about feminism. And, um, so Rockefeller said, what do you think
00:39:24.280 feminism is about? Rousseau answered, uh, well, it's about equal rights. And, um, Rockefeller said,
00:39:31.360 you're an idiot.
00:39:32.020 Aaron, what do you think women's liberation was about? And, uh, I said, I'm pretty conventional
00:39:38.380 thinking about it at that point. I said, I think that women have the right to work, getting equal
00:39:43.080 pay with men, just like they want the right to vote, you know? And he started to laugh. He said,
00:39:47.580 you're an idiot. And I said, why am I an idiot? He said, you want, let me tell you what that was
00:39:52.460 about. We, the Rockefellers funded that. We funded women's lib, you know, and we're the ones who got
00:39:59.080 all over the newspapers and television, the Rockefeller Foundation. He says, and you want to know why?
00:40:04.460 He says, there were two primary reasons. And they were, one reason was, we couldn't tax half the
00:40:10.380 population before women's lib. And the second reason was, now we get the kids in school at an
00:40:16.560 early age. We can indoctrinate the kids how to think. It breaks up their family. The kids start
00:40:23.180 looking at the state as the family, as the school, as the officials, as their family, not as the parents
00:40:29.360 teaching them. And so those are the two primary reasons for women's lib, which I thought up to
00:40:35.480 that point was a noble thing. You know, when I saw their intentions behind it, where they were coming
00:40:41.440 from, when they created it, the thought of it, I saw, I saw the evil behind what I thought was a
00:40:46.780 noble adventure. And break up the family unit, get the children under the control of the state.
00:40:51.840 They've succeeded in a lot of ways. I mean, obviously, not fully. That's why they're trying
00:40:56.900 to do it in all these other ways as well. But battling against the sexes is a huge thing. If
00:41:02.280 you can break up that family unit and create these divisions, it will cause society to suffer,
00:41:07.840 as you've detailed. And there's also the Karl Marx, Freud, Frankfurt School pipeline that fits into this
00:41:14.740 as well, right? Yeah, there is. So feminism can be thought of as gender Marxism. So what Marx did is
00:41:23.360 he made up this fiction that the classes are at war with each other. And he was talking about
00:41:28.740 economic classes. So you've got the worker bees on the one hand, and then the capitalist oppressors
00:41:34.920 who own all the factories and the means of production. And he realized that by setting these
00:41:41.740 two groups against each other, he could employ the classic divide and conquer strategy.
00:41:47.500 And when you do that, you've got people fighting each other, and you're weakening the fabric of
00:41:52.480 society, which makes it very easy to have a revolution. And guess that's what they did.
00:41:58.360 Now, when you apply that to genders, you're simply replacing the workers and the capitalist oppressors
00:42:04.740 with MBBs and FBBs. And you're pitting the genders against each other with the same outcome,
00:42:11.420 which is that they think they're each other's enemy. And in fact, they're not enemies, as I keep,
00:42:17.200 you know, stating in my book, they're complementary halves of a whole. And it's only through all this
00:42:23.280 propaganda and brainwashing that we've been convinced otherwise.
00:42:27.340 That's right. Now, what do you think the end goal is? Because it fits perfectly with so many
00:42:32.400 different agendas. Agenda 21, well, Agenda 2030, which is the new sustainable goals of basically
00:42:38.540 depopulation, etc, etc. Also, I think a war against the West, they don't want any more white people to
00:42:45.900 be born, right? So what do you think the end goal really is? And also, do you think the goal is for
00:42:52.200 it to spread to other countries as well after the West?
00:42:55.080 Yeah, so I talk a little bit in the book about the psychology of very, very wealthy people. And
00:43:04.340 these oligarchs have been around for centuries. And it was only probably in the last century or so that
00:43:11.200 they really got together and organized. There was a guy called Cecil Rhodes, who was a mining magnate.
00:43:17.700 And he decided to start an oligarchs club, if you will, and get these people together to protect
00:43:23.820 their interests. Their biggest fear was losing their wealth and power. And they saw as the greatest
00:43:32.240 threat to this overpopulation, as you mentioned. So they set about different strategies to ensure
00:43:42.900 that the population could be limited or even curtailed. And this was, again, all to protect their
00:43:51.600 their existing positions and their wealth and their power. And if you look at feminism through
00:43:58.140 this lens, it all makes perfect sense, because the ultimate end of it is fewer pair bonds, fewer
00:44:04.440 families, fewer children, depopulation.
00:44:08.780 Absolutely. And to me, it's like, why hit the West first when we're the ones already not having the
00:44:16.200 kids? Well, it's probably because of the years of feminism. But why not target places like
00:44:20.680 Africa? Or is that going to be on the table? Or is it just because we have access to technology and
00:44:27.180 the TV shows and the movies and the programming? What are your thoughts?
00:44:31.780 Yeah, well, I think the media are a critical asset in oligarchs portfolio. And because TV is
00:44:40.540 essentially a Western phenomenon, I mean, it originated in North America. They have leveraged that
00:44:48.780 to spread it over the rest of the world. So now you've got American TV being beamed into every
00:44:54.440 household globally, right? And a lot of that, that you watch on TV is total propaganda. You know,
00:45:02.760 I talk about this old TV show called the Avengers. And it was the original girl power figure, it was
00:45:09.640 Emma Peel, who was the secret agent, dressed in a leather catsuit. And she went around beating up
00:45:18.380 200 pound guys. And that was the first time viewers got to see this. And they all tuned in
00:45:25.000 every week to watch Emma Peel. And after that, we had, you know, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, we had
00:45:32.140 La Femme Nikita, the list goes on and on. But TV was what really got it started.
00:45:38.120 Good old TV. Yep. So I have to throw it out the window and cancel the Netflix. Oh, my gosh. I think
00:45:45.440 Russia is going to be in a good place now because Pornhub is banning Russia. Netflix is banning
00:45:51.460 Russia. I think Disney, like, oh, poor Russia, right? They'll be in a much better place. Now, let's talk
00:45:57.320 about the UK anthropologist Michael Woodley. And he refers to feminists, homosexuals and atheists as
00:46:03.340 these spiteful mutants. We hear this term a lot. Let's get into that because they're, what is it,
00:46:09.540 their life strategies, basically unnaturals. Isn't that what he said? He did. And I have to
00:46:15.600 confess, I laughed out loud when I saw that phrase, spiteful mutant, because I just thought of these
00:46:20.920 blue haired feminists and they're ranting and raving. And I thought, yep, that's what they are.
00:46:26.500 And now the tranny is on top of it. Yeah, exactly. But I think that he might be being a little bit
00:46:34.320 overly optimistic. And the reason I say that is that even though you could argue that, well,
00:46:39.940 a feminist is less likely to form a pair bond in a family, it doesn't really matter if she falls out
00:46:46.280 of the reproductive race, because every time a kid is born and put in school and indoctrinated into the
00:46:53.780 feminist system that we have, he or she automatically becomes a de facto feminist.
00:47:00.860 You know, even in childhood, they're already being feminized. The boys are, the girls are being
00:47:07.040 masculinized. They're being sexualized, as you said earlier. So it all starts at a very early age,
00:47:15.100 and they get it in school, they get it at work, they get it everywhere.
00:47:18.960 Now, why are these mutants so spiteful? Is it because they know that they're the unnatural ones
00:47:26.700 or freakish, and so they want to take everyone else down with them or force their way? What is it?
00:47:33.600 I think that's probably a big part of it. You know, they may have come to a point in their lives where
00:47:39.280 they realize that they don't fit the mold that we consider traditional masculine or feminine,
00:47:45.320 and they've decided to, you know, get their revenge. And what happens is they're weaponized
00:47:52.200 by the powers that be, because it serves their interests. So they become useful idiots, in a sense.
00:48:00.060 And now feminism seems like we don't talk about that as much, because now it's about trans rights,
00:48:05.640 right? It's LGBTQ-P. There's a big push for trans. What do you think the end game is? I mean,
00:48:13.800 we like to say transhumanism. I think ultimately, that's what it is, right? Having this kind of
00:48:18.600 hermaphroditic kind of human being, or one that just has no genitals and won't procreate at all,
00:48:24.540 that just will kind of sit in the pod in a VR set and just not really have any impulses that can be
00:48:29.900 easily controlled. But what do you think, this push for trans? Yeah, so if you remember the novel
00:48:36.780 Brave New World, what ended up happening in that particular future is they essentially took
00:48:43.460 reproductive rights away from ordinary people like you and me, and they put it in the hands of a
00:48:49.200 select few. And I think a big part of the trans movement is exactly that. So it's not only about
00:48:57.040 depopulation, it's also about taking away the right to reproduce, because the oligarchs that
00:49:07.580 want to shape society according to their own whims, not only want to regulate the level of population,
00:49:14.780 but who is doing the populating. Yeah, exactly. Total control at the end of the day. And we know how
00:49:20.160 those dystopian books and movies end. It's never in a good place, which is amazing, because we already
00:49:25.200 see those parallels happening. We've written about all the warnings, right? We see all the signs,
00:49:30.940 and yet we're still heading down this off the cliff. Now, progress. Where does it end? Are we
00:49:37.260 supposed to just progress and progress and progress? Because I don't think so. I mean, isn't there a
00:49:42.200 point when, okay, this is good. We're in line with nature. We have the comforts that we need. We have to
00:49:47.980 do things that make us the healthiest and the happiest. But that's not what we're doing now. We see
00:49:52.400 basically evil winning, right? What are your thoughts on this? Yeah. So if we talk about
00:49:58.520 technological progress, it used to be good up until about, I would say, the 70s or 80s.
00:50:05.940 Looking back, the future was a very bright place at that time. We had invented supersonic jets.
00:50:12.960 We were going into space. We had all these amazing new gadgets. And it seemed like the world was,
00:50:21.880 you know, becoming this utopian future that we used to see in Popular Mechanics magazine back in
00:50:29.480 the 30s. It was all on track. And then something strange happened. It seemed like all of that went off
00:50:36.340 the rails. They canceled the Concorde. They canceled the space shuttle. All of the sort of cool technology
00:50:44.240 that we had gotten used to, it kind of went away. And what it got replaced with was this focus on
00:50:52.420 computer technology. And I found myself thinking back to the film 2001 A Space Odyssey. And Kubrick,
00:51:02.660 the director, he sort of foretold all of this. I don't know if you remember, but in that movie,
00:51:08.740 they had these beautiful, beautiful shots of, you know, spacecraft in motion, set to the music of
00:51:17.300 Strauss. And it was like this ballet in space, this marvel of technology. Like, look at what we've
00:51:24.740 created. We've conquered the heavens. And we have these amazing machines that are helping us explore
00:51:32.480 these new uncharted vistas. And then what did he have? He had HAL 9000, the computer. And what was
00:51:42.720 HAL? It was the evil computer. The original evil computer. And when I look at the way technology has
00:51:51.520 sort of moved forward in the last 50 years or so, it's been towards HAL 9000. He's everywhere now,
00:51:58.900 watching you, watching your every move, where you go, what you do. And if he doesn't like what he
00:52:04.720 sees, he's going to shut down your bank account. It's interesting how this progress, it just keeps
00:52:10.560 progressing and progressing. And as we know, it's progressively worse. At the end of the day,
00:52:14.980 it does turn out to be evil. And people have theorized there's cycles of that in parallels of
00:52:22.960 that in other times in history, that we can't avoid the cycle of progress. And then we basically
00:52:28.440 destroy ourselves. And then we collapse. And then we do it again, like the Atlantis myth, or you have
00:52:33.820 Egypt. So perhaps Rome. So perhaps, you know, that's where we're heading again. And it feels like
00:52:39.260 it feels like that that's what's happening. So what do you think is a good strategy moving forward?
00:52:43.840 Because I feel most of the world is really with us against a lot of this liberal, progressive kind of
00:52:49.660 West, like if you talk to a lot of people in, in other countries, and even non European countries,
00:52:54.520 they can see through this stuff. Although this Frankfurt schoolie and thought is starting to
00:52:58.940 infect the globe, especially with the TV and all that. But what's a good strategy moving forward to
00:53:04.180 combat a lot of this garbage coming at us? Well, if, if I was going to give advice to parents who have
00:53:11.200 children, I would say homeschooling is definitely a good way to go. The education system has gone so far
00:53:18.700 downhill, that it's, it's hardly worth the bother sending your kids, and in fact, you're doing them
00:53:25.580 a disservice in many ways. If you do send them to school, they're just being sexualized at far too
00:53:32.920 young an age, they're being encouraged to, you know, change their gender even. And they're being taught a
00:53:39.420 lot of nonsense and, and feminist propaganda. So try to keep them out of school and, you know,
00:53:47.700 set an example. If you have a husband and a wife who love and respect each other, that is probably the
00:53:56.820 best advertisement that that you can give your kids. Yeah, absolutely. I think it's all how you raise your
00:54:02.460 kids. And we can undo a lot of this damage. I see it with a lot of the kids that are homeschooled. None
00:54:07.100 of this is affecting them. And they're going on to get married, and they're going to have lots of kids. And
00:54:12.400 it's all about the parenting and arming your children to be able to recognize what that propaganda
00:54:17.260 is, teach them why it's harmful, not just say don't watch that, that's bad. But people like us,
00:54:23.240 we're equipped to see, we know what the lies are, we know what the ultimate agenda is. And so we can
00:54:28.080 put that armor of truth on our children, and they can grow up and change the world. Because ultimately,
00:54:33.740 I think a lot of these kids that are on these hormone blockers, and just getting destroyed by these
00:54:39.180 progressive values, a lot of them aren't going to procreate, it won't be their children that inherit
00:54:44.300 the earth. And some of these kids, I worry, like a 15, they're going to be dead, you know, with the
00:54:49.440 drugs and the degeneracy. And now you've got the, you know, like, pedophiles, and just they're just
00:54:54.740 open to all this crazy abuse. And we have all these mental health problems now more than ever, and
00:55:01.020 suicide. And so it's not going to end well for a lot of those people, unfortunately. So that's another
00:55:06.320 reason why it's important for good people to have kids. And that's why we need the male and
00:55:12.360 female balance and good, you know, husbands and wives and the strong family unit. And that is why
00:55:17.380 they war against it, because a family unit really is the the armor that can protect you from all of
00:55:22.160 this garbage. Well, I appreciate your time today. And your book is a lot of fun to read. So let people
00:55:27.920 know where they can get this book. Yep. So it's called The Big Fake, How Killing the Sexes is Killing the
00:55:35.440 West. And it's available on Amazon. And any more books coming up? Or is this going to be it for
00:55:40.460 you? Nothing in the pipeline right now, but I wouldn't rule it out for the future.
00:55:46.720 Well, thank you so much. It's been great having you and hearing a little bit of your perspective
00:55:50.860 and being introduced to your work. So thanks for your time today. My pleasure, Lana.
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