Canada Deporting White European Visitors - Marcus Follin
Episode Stats
Length
1 hour and 6 minutes
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182.37132
Summary
Marcus Folin, a.k.a. The Golden One, joins us to talk about this awful situation in Canada, a despicable situation, frankly, when you consider what's going on with the open borders over there. Now they're deporting white men visiting, basically, to inspire fellow Canadians over on this continent, and he was on the plane for a long time. He tells us a story, obviously, but he was detained and interrogated for a very long time, only to finally be sent back to Canada.
Transcript
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Today, we're actually going to focus on our guest here today, Marcus Folin, a.k.a. the
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Golden One, who joins us to talk about this awful situation in Canada, despicable situation,
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frankly, when you consider what's going on with the open borders over there.
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Now they're deporting white men visiting, basically, to, well, to inspire fellow Canadians over
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He's going to tell us a story, obviously, but he was detained and interrogated for a very,
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very long time, only to finally be sent back on the plane.
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If I'm not at my sharpest in this particular interview, you all know why.
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But I will do try to be somewhat coherent, at least.
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So, I was invited for the Exiles of the Golden Age, called, so, to hold a speech on this Saturday.
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But, yeah, they knew about it, of course, the regime there.
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So, in the customs, I was taken in and, you know, interrogated, basically, or questioned.
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And then, after a very long time, I got two options.
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So, either I, if I still want to try to get into Canada, they continue the investigation, or I accept to get, you know, the next flight back home.
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And at this stage, I traveled for, like, 12 hours and I've been, you know, interrogated and sitting, waiting there at the customs.
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And so, I said, you know, I would prefer to go home, because I really don't want to sit here any longer.
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So, of course, this was a way for them to save a face, as well.
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So, they could say, oh, you know, this was, this was not, absolutely not that we deported you.
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But it was also, like, I knew if I had agreed to further investigation, they would have found something else to expel me later on, as well.
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They asked a lot of questions about him, because he was also a fellow speaker there.
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So, they said, like, oh, it's problematic that he has this organization, and the Wolves of Inland, it's labeled a hate organization in the state of Virginia.
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And it was clear that he had gotten a script beforehand, you know, with, with a bunch of ridiculous questions, as well.
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So, it was like, he, he asked about a BuzzFeed article from 2019, saying that I had been demonetized.
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So, it was an article about demonetization on YouTube back in 2019, and that I had been there.
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So, it was almost like he had gotten a list of left-wing outlets where my name appeared, and then he wanted to hear my response to it.
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And then it was also, he said, like, oh, you held a speech in Finland here.
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So, maybe, maybe I was invited, and I said no, or something like that.
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I don't remember, but I also know that I haven't held a speech in Finland.
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So, it was really, it was really unprofessional and really, like, really grasping at, at straws, so to speak.
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But anyway, they were all friendly, and I don't think they particularly enjoyed that either.
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Because, I mean, these officers who work there, they are also, you know, catching actual criminals.
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So, either he knew who I was, and he didn't like having to stop me, or he didn't, he didn't know, and he was, like, you know, thinking that he wasted his own time because they actually have people who are coming in, perhaps, with drugs or something like that.
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So, it was quite surreal, the entire experience, like a big theater, especially since there was a friendly afterwards.
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So, it was just, just a big theater, all of it, and so, so absurd.
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So, yeah, anyway, but long story short, stopped at the border, interrogated for a long time, and then, since my flight was more than 12 or 10 hours away, I had to agree to be detained before they let me go to the airport.
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And then, when my flight was about to leave, I was escorted by two officers, and then, when I boarded on the plane, they gave me my ticket and the passport.
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So, it was, and they said also, like, this is all paperwork.
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But, but anyway, it was quite clear, the Canadian regime did not want me there, and in retrospect, I should have known better, because they have been quite repressive ever since the corona, or even before then.
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I didn't think they would stop me, but I wasn't surprised when they called me, and then I thought, like, okay, here, here we go.
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Okay, so, yeah, a couple of questions about this, obviously.
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So, do they identify you before you have even had time to, like, show your passport at the actual, the gate, or, like, when you actually are entering into the country?
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Pip, pip, I'll come with us, you've got to go over here.
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I actually don't know, because I applied for an ITA even before.
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So, this was back in April or something, and there was no issue there.
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So, maybe they heard about the event later on, and then flagged me to just, you know, ask the guards to keep a look on this particular individual, and then call me in.
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Are you in a small, small room, interrogation room?
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No, so first and foremost, it was out more, like, in the open.
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So, a different room where they called in, you know, random checks, and for me, obviously not random, but random checks, and then you have to talk to an officer, and they open your bag, and, you know, go through everything, and ask some questions.
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So, he even watched some of my videos, and he had to talk to his superiors, and was a lot of waiting, which is, of course, very uncomfortable as well, especially since I'd traveled for, like, 12 hours.
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So, I was quite tired at this stage, and, you know, the unpleasantness of not knowing what's going on, what do I say to the guys who are picking me up?
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Do I say that I've been detained, or what's going on?
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So, a bit of insecurity, and then I had to come into his office, and then he pulled up these articles, and then he asked, like, he had a long list.
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So, basically, I held, I was really tired, but I was also a bit annoyed, and I, you know, I lectured him, basically.
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I said, like, you know, there is no such thing as a neo-Nazi.
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There are no neo-Nazis, just as, you know, back in the Middle Ages, if you wanted to, or in the early modern period, if you wanted to slander someone, you said, this person is a witch or a heretic.
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So, I tried to explain to him that, you know, this doesn't exist.
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He was maybe 30, 35, so maybe he knew everything of this.
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Maybe he kept a good poker face, or he was new to it.
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But now, surely, I hope he will continue to watch my videos to understand it a bit more.
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And I said to him, as well, like, you know, you need to know what's going on in Sweden.
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And he said, like, yeah, I know there's been some issues in Europe.
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And I said to him, yeah, okay, you know that, and you need to know that it's bad in Sweden.
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Of course, he couldn't say yes, but I sort of gauged that he knew, but he couldn't say that he knew.
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So, it was a bit like, yeah, this theater all the time, like, poker face and having, ah, surreal, surreal.
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So, how long time do you think they spent with that and looking through, because we've heard these cases before, right?
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I mean, apparently, this turned out not to be the case, but we heard of a guy, a Norwegian guy, who apparently was deported for this, what was it, the Vance, J.D. Vance meme or something.
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Then it turned out that the Department of Homeland Security got back, and they told him, no, it was actually because you admitted that you had done marijuana, I think, in the past or something.
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And he might have been very, you know, very dumb about that situation.
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But we know they do look through phones, and they scan things, and if they find anything that they consider to be a no-no or inflammatory, whatever you want to call it, they can basically deport you for any reason.
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Yeah, so he basically said what he was looking for.
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So, he was like, if you want to get in, so this is before he gave me the option to go back.
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Because then I was like, yeah, of course, I'm going to try to get in.
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I've traveled for a long time, and I've said I will show up here at this event.
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So, yeah, he looked through my phone and my computer, and then he said, this is standard procedure.
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We need to look at this in case you have a working contract, a document that you haven't registered with anyone.
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And then, afterwards, he was like, yeah, we didn't find anything strange or anything like that.
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So, then they focused more on the event itself and this whole right-wing thing.
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I almost got the feeling that they wanted me to say something bad about Paul Wagner as well.
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But I said to him, you know, I've followed this guy for over 10 years on social media.
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So, you will have to look for yourself, but you can't just trust these hostile forces who call him or me hateful or whatever it might be.
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Do you know if Paul Wagner was denied entry as well?
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So, I wrote to Paul as soon as I got my phone back and I said to him, don't go.
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Of course, had I been alone coming, I think they would have found some other excuse.
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But now they sort of went for that angle that Paul Wagner, he is in this group and that is classified as a hate group.
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So, I wrote to him directly and just, you know, they asked about his tattoos as well.
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So, I was like, yeah, you have to ask him about the tattoos.
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So, do you think it would have been different if you actually would have gone in as a tourist?
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I'm asking that because I'm thinking of future events, people who are putting on these, you know, conferences and things that they might want to look at keeping names off their scheduled speaker list and just have them as a surprise guest, enter in as a tourist, and then you kind of show up.
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I know that's bad for them because that's then maybe not a big of a draw, but you see what I'm saying?
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Yeah, I mean, that would be a quite hard thing to do still because if you want to promote an event, you sort of need to have these more famous names.
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And if the authorities, they get, I mean, if they say like, oh, this is a right-wing extremist event, they're going to keep a look on it.
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They're going to interrogate until you basically say that, yeah, I will attend this particular event.
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So, yeah, but I don't think I would have been stopped had I just been a tourist.
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So, it was more like, yeah, they want to keep me away from holding a political speech, which, I mean, I understand Canada has been repressive for a long time.
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So, yeah, I'm not super surprised, to be honest.
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As I said before, right, borders are basically wide open in Canada.
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I mean, they're actively bringing them, and they want them there.
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I don't know exactly how it is with illegal immigration.
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We've heard about them coming in both from the U.S.
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They could come in through illegally unless they have any other means.
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But major issues in Canada as well in terms of the replacement and just letting all kind of assorted third-worlders into their country.
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You have a kind of a breakaway segment, the Khalistani movement, for example.
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I mean, they're like running around with swords on Canadian soil and all these crazy things.
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I saw in your comments, your post, someone said, I know of four European other white men that have been deported from Canada.
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I didn't know exactly who those were, but similar situation with Jeremy McKenzie, for example, right, going into the U.S.
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He was interrogated and eventually deported and sent back.
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A massive effort is being put on keeping any type of activist and metapolitical activist.
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I mean, you're, I mean, maybe not primarily a fitness guy, but, you know, motivation, metapolitics, nationalism.
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These are the topics you talk about, but meanwhile, they seem to just completely look the other way for these massive problems with organized foreigners occupying large segments of Canadian soil right now.
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But ultimately, it shows the average white person, shows the truth of the situation.
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Because, I mean, these stories, they get out there.
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So, I mean, I've had a really, really unpleasant last three days.
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Traveling halfway across the world, being detained and then being sent back is not something I recommend.
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But it's also, like, it's a blow to the credibility of the regime and not only the Canadian regime.
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Because if we will see the same story going on in, was it Norway, I believe, when Gerard Taylor was also detained and sent back.
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So, I mean, it hurts their credibility so, so much when they behave in this way that they, you know, I went there, too.
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And I said to the police as well that, you know, you can look through my videos on YouTube.
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It's basically the same thing, the same topics I talk about on YouTube.
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So, now, yeah, sure, they had a small short-term victory here in not letting a horrible right-wing extremist such as myself, I can't be, I can't hold a speech.
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But in the long term, I think the average normie, they look at me and say, okay, this guy is talking about being a responsible father and, you know, loving your kin.
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I mean, it's perfectly normal stuff, and then they let in these others without any issue at all.
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So, I mean, they're hurting their credibility to a great extent, just as the Soviets, during their last years, they were also hurting their credibility by being this tone-deaf, heavy-handed, just completely insane.
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But this is the path they've chosen for now, until Canadians can get their country back, essentially, and restore some order to the lands, right?
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Were there any, okay, they bring up articles and kind of look at what this left-wing activist wrote about you, what's your response, you know, kind of thing.
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I mean, I've heard the similar thing with police overall, right, that the fact that they go to, you know, hardcore left-wing activists, like, build a case against somebody, right, without recognizing that the other side is motivated and they're supposed to be objective.
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I'm not trying to pretend that, like, they're going to give us a fair shot here or anything like that.
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Did they ask you about, like, anti-Semitism or Israel or anything?
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Because that's been coming up a lot for people that are trying to enter countries.
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So he, I said, like, okay, we've had issues in Sweden with mass immigration and I have daughters, so clearly I'm very much invested in not having them grow up in this particular society.
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And I said, you know, we don't have freedom of speech in Sweden, so I can't say from where this individual's end, where this individual's come from.
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But then he asked me, like, okay, he asked me again, which countries do they come from?
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And he was like, can't you say or won't you say?
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What matters is that I'm against a system that enables this.
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So maybe he was trying to fish for me to say, you know, these guys come from this or that country.
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But, yeah, I kept my guard up and everything, so I'm not going to get taken for any sort of hate speech by naming any specific country.
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But, you know, as with all of these things, there are no strict rules.
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And that's the most frustrating thing, that you don't know the rules, really.
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You don't know when you will be taken for hate speech.
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But, yeah, as I'm just saying, okay, mass immigration from cultures that do not respect women so much, that's an issue for Sweden.
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So you got, yeah, eight hours about, you said there.
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Or did they leave you alone for a little bit and then they come back?
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So I suppose he even said that he looked at some of my videos.
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And he also said that he didn't find anything strange with the videos.
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But, yeah, after that, when we decided upon me returning, then he was like, okay, since it's over 10 hours until your flight,
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So then I got to sit in a room, basically alone.
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But, yeah, they gave me food and coffee and everything.
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So they were quite attentive as well, I must say.
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It was almost like you're an honored guest somewhere.
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But I'm still, like, I'm still imprisoned in a room.
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And I need to ask for permission to use my phone.
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One of the guards was like, hey, if you want to take your phone with you in the room,
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if you want to talk to your wife, you can even call her if you want.
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So they were quite, like, understanding the situation as well.
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Patton537 asks, were you wearing a Trudeau blackface t-shirt?
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They're building their case kind of on the fly, it feels like, as well.
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Or they want you, how to put this, they want you to say something inflammatory or something,
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kind of catch you in the moment, right, type of thing.
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That's what it seems that they're kind of aiming for.
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And, as you said, I don't know how well put together they have their case.
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If it's top down, they've just been handed some papers they might not even kind of fully understand, as you said.
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And, you know, the guy who actually knows sitting in the back room listening or something
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to see if it kind of correlates with what you say or something.
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But they want to give you, you know, they want you to say something that's like,
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well, that's not acceptable in Canada, so off you go, right?
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I sort of felt that they were prodding me, like, okay, what will you say here?
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So I knew, like, okay, that they're trying to provoke me to say something,
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And, of course, I mean, I was really tired, hadn't eaten a good while,
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hadn't slept, and, you know, sitting on a flight and stressed and everything.
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So I suppose they sort of tried to do some psychological warfare on you
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So, like, trying to push you, press you, put pressure and everything like that.
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But, you know, it's quite fun also because usually the questions he asked,
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they're questions I've responded to so many times in other situations.
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So it was, like, a completely different setting being interrogated by the police.
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But still, the responses I've given so many times before,
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You know, often when you've had a sort of an argument or a speech,
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sometimes you come up with something like, oh, I should have said this.
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You go through it all in your head and, like, yeah.
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So I will say it because I believe he will watch my next video.
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I will make it tomorrow, a video on YouTube just to explain the situation.
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And I would have said, like, okay, if you had been caught on camera
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arresting a black guy here, your life could be over tomorrow
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They would say, this white policeman in Canada, he used police brutality
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against this poor, oppressed African-American or whatever it might be.
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So I should have said this to him to say, like, you know,
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you aren't in any way shielded from this very system that you're now upholding.
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Do they, because I assume then you had a scheduled flight sometime after the conference
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was supposed to take place, do they, I mean, it's just curious to know,
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but, like, do they arrange this in some way then?
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So they said, you know, we're working with all of the airlines.
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So you have to, the only thing that you have to take the exact same route home,
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or if it's a direct flight, you have to take it.
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So they couldn't have sent me to, so I went via Iceland.
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And they couldn't have sent me somewhere else in case that country did not accept me,
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because then they would have to send me back to Canada.
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So, but, yeah, no, they were quite professional there as well.
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They said, oh, we have another flight going back in, how was it, 13 hours.
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So they just rebooked the ticket with the same airline, just another date.
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So did they provide you with a hotel room, or did they have lodging there, like for sleeping?
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So I had to sit in that room for how many hours?
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Yeah, it must have been if the flight was 13 hours later.
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They interrogated for eight and then 13, or whatever that comes out.
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Yeah, yeah, so it was a bit, but, yeah, of course, they could have been nicer and given
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me some sort of hotel room, but I suppose that was too much hassle for them as well.
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But, anyway, I wasn't mistreated or anything like that.
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Well, that's how they work it, you know, kind of thing.
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My brother was detained for a while to come into the U.S. to come visit, you know, me and
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And they weren't held as long as you were, but they were also questions, you know, about
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me and about, you know, connections to Red Ice, you know, these kinds of things.
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He was let in eventually, but, you know, my mom was run through that, too.
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But they were like, you know, kind of running them through the ringer, as they say, and
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then kind of, OK, fine, you can go kind of thing.
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So did they tell you you are hereby not allowed to come back to Canada?
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Like, in this many years, did you get any paperwork from them, like official?
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Like, here's your deportation, you know, status or something?
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So I got an email shortly after saying that my ETA is no longer approved.
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So, yeah, you apply for that ETA, and that was accepted before.
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No, I get that, but it's curious, you know what I mean, like, if you actually are, if
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this is in any type of official capacity, like, here's your, you know, deportation order
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or, you know what I mean, like, here's the paperwork that says that you were denied entry
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No, I think, I think they also wanted to avoid that.
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Had it come to it, had I agreed to further investigation, I would have stayed there for
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And maybe then they would have, you know, concocted some sort of version of it and given
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But now, I mean, purely hypothetical, were I to apply again for an ETA, maybe I would have
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But as it is right now, I no longer have an approved ETA to go to Canada, at least.
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What was the other thing I wanted to ask you about that?
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Oh, did they ask you about Jeremy McKenzie, Diagonon, at all?
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No, so Paul, they asked me about Paul because he was supposed to speak at the conference
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So they tried to make a case there that, you know, it's an affiliation with a hate group
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Yeah, so Northern Auroran is sending a link here to Canadian Children's Support to the
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I think it was Ferryman who just shared a post with me.
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They're obviously addressing this issue overall of how they've lost control of Canada.
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This seems to be a good group that are working to bring attention to mass deportation and,
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So if you're in Canada, a good group to follow.
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I don't know too much about them, but I might invite them to the show at some point.
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Now, do you know of any cases like that in Sweden where people can't come into Sweden
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that were deported or is it a conference or something like that?
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Yeah, and Gerard Taylor, I think, also was Norway.
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He was just traveling through Poland and it was Poland that denied them and then he was
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But yes, he was supposed to speak in another country.
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And Jonas Nilsson, he was actually also turned away at the border in Poland.
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Yes, he was, which is interesting since Poland.
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Then when that happened, they had a right-wing government, but I can only suppose that the
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EU, because the EU, they're always very much on hunger in Poland for being, you know, a bit
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So they're always looking at reasons to attack Poland and Hungary.
00:30:23.480
So I can only suppose that, because Jonas, this was during the National Day March in Poland
00:30:32.320
So it was connected to that and they probably felt like, you know, we don't want to take
00:30:38.020
the heat for having this Western European right-wing radicals.
00:30:42.460
So it's better to just not let him in at all than for the EU to say, aha, Polish nationalism
00:30:47.640
is connected with all of these horrible other guys.
00:30:51.400
So I suppose that was EU pressure, what happened with Jonas.
00:31:00.640
So they're deporting people now in order to keep them, which shows you just how kind
00:31:06.600
of, and it's not that we don't have an impact, so I'm not trying to diminish what people
00:31:10.740
like you and so many others are doing, but it shows you kind of the desperate state, right,
00:31:16.000
of how empathetic this is, where like a guy speaking somehow, you know, this is, I'm not
00:31:22.100
saying they said that this was like national security reasons or whatnot, but it's still
00:31:28.160
Have you seen anything in the press about this?
00:31:31.840
Because let's be honest, if they did deport a poor, you know, person from any assorted
00:31:37.980
third world country, then it would have been a bit, possibly a big news story.
00:31:43.400
Oh my gosh, this, this poor brown person can't come in or something.
00:31:46.660
Have you seen any press about your case so far?
00:31:57.380
And as I said, I mean, I'm happy to, to, to, for this to happen so we can expose the regime.
00:32:05.060
And indeed, I mean, it just feels like such insecurity on their part.
00:32:09.600
So, you know, like Napoleon said, you should never interrupt an enemy when they're making
00:32:14.440
But here I'm just, I'm just thinking how stupid can you be?
00:32:17.320
Really, it's like, okay, you, you stopped me from holding a speech, which I will still
00:32:21.660
make a V, I will still make a video so they can play at the conference.
00:32:28.260
And just because they're so insecure, they get like a hysteria attack, like a right wing
00:32:34.740
guys coming from Europe to hold a speech and they get all nervous about that.
00:32:38.780
And it's just such a show of weakness in my view, such a show of nervousness.
00:32:43.320
It's really like hysterical and just, yeah, a regime that has, you know, continuously losing
00:32:53.100
So I've seen that ever since the Corona, how much the, especially the Canadian regime is
00:33:02.080
And I mean, they, they can't uphold their own narrative about themselves being all tolerant
00:33:10.420
So it's, yeah, I mean, they're, they're damaging themselves ultimately.
00:33:14.660
You had another post about how they're cracking.
00:33:17.900
And same thing in Canada, actually, that with both Diagonalons, Australia has had similar
00:33:21.800
things with the, some of the groups are meeting down there, you know, Joel Davis and Thomas
00:33:29.180
Where they, they show up to, the police show up to basically monitor a workout session.
00:33:38.780
I think this happened to Active Club, Sweden here.
00:33:46.900
So, so this is also, I'm just, I used to see it as a big theater, all of it.
00:33:54.360
Here are some right-wing youth, they're training and the police.
00:33:59.580
I mean, as far as I see it, as far as I know, at least the majority of police officers in
00:34:06.000
Then of course there are bad policemen, women as well, but the majority of them, they are
00:34:10.580
probably there because they want to make Sweden a bit safer.
00:34:13.940
So when they get this call, it's like, aha, okay, now we need to play into this theater.
00:34:25.200
Everything's like, aha, these guys, they are training.
00:34:30.940
So their superiors are of course, you know, left-wing, but he kicks or probably so like
00:34:40.480
So, so I can also understand the police, like what, what, what are we supposed to do
00:34:48.300
So yeah, we go here and we, we talk to them and then we can say to our superiors that we
00:34:53.360
have investigated the situation, but for any normal person, it's just so, it's, it's just
00:34:59.240
so pathetic, to be honest, to have this policeman overseeing a training.
00:35:10.980
I mean, you really have that scenario now where like, I mean, gang criminality, right?
00:35:15.040
There's, there was a recent economic report from the economic unit, uh, minister, whatever
00:35:19.700
you want to call it in Sweden about like how some of these criminal immigrant gangs and
00:35:24.720
networks and clans, I guess that that's the term they use, um, have infiltrated, I mean,
00:35:29.500
government institutions, even the police, like all kinds of crazy things like this.
00:35:35.340
And yet they seem to be more comfortable with spending resources.
00:35:40.580
We drew up a couple of examples a couple of weeks ago, I think it was, or about a month
00:35:45.200
ago now where they, for example, go after, uh, an older Swedish lady that are selling
00:35:52.960
Uh, there was someone that handed out free ice cream from a pickup truck.
00:35:57.100
Like they, you know, they, these extreme cases where they're like, but basically don't know
00:36:02.980
I mean, murders, rapes, and like the most vicious crime you can imagine.
00:36:06.560
And then instead they pivot towards, you know, going after the, the Swedes because it's so
00:36:12.160
much easier for them and so much simpler than dealing with the actual problem in the country.
00:36:17.540
And this is also like, uh, I would say to a certain extent, a psychological thing that
00:36:22.760
you want to police your own in-group, what the others are doing, that's up to them.
00:36:27.140
But we need to police our own in-group and especially moral policing.
00:36:31.520
So the worst thing you can possibly be in Sweden, in the moral context, in the moral
00:36:36.380
framework, according to this Batik X or this older women who have grown up with it, it's
00:36:45.200
So for them, what others do, others throw hand grenades in the streets, but we need to
00:36:54.020
So this is quite funny if you think about it, because they, on one side, they say we are,
00:36:58.820
uh, an open and tolerant society where everyone is included.
00:37:03.260
If you go on the Swedish subway, you're Swedish, but clearly they don't view these others as
00:37:07.760
Swedish because they don't, they don't have an interest in guarding their morality.
00:37:12.400
They're only interested in guarding the morality of Swedes, especially Swedish youth.
00:37:17.340
So that can explain why they would go harder, um, against Swedish youth.
00:37:22.740
And then of course, as you say, also, it's a lot easier to harass law-abiding citizens than
00:37:27.080
to actually have to take a, uh, uh, potentially dangerous fight against this, um, this criminal
00:37:34.040
So there are many different, many different things coming into play here.
00:37:37.920
Uh, but of course, yeah, it's, uh, anarcho-tyranny at its, at its worst here.
00:37:44.420
So this is also like a typical Swedish thing like this rule.
00:37:59.720
That there's a different, they're, they're, they're different from us and they're, they're
00:38:02.320
for, we give them different leeway in terms of what they're allowed to do essentially.
00:38:09.080
I mean, they can have whatever views on women or hierarchy.
00:38:13.040
It doesn't matter because they aren't really with us anywhere.
00:38:15.980
So it's like, they, they still have this view that it's the white man that needs to
00:38:20.220
be tamed and to be reformed and everything like that.
00:38:22.900
So it's quite, it's quite interesting, the psychology.
00:38:26.060
So you, you wonder about these police, I'm thinking about the Swedish case here, but the
00:38:29.720
same could be said, I guess, about the border patrol agents that you encountered in Canada
00:38:34.120
where, how can you not, at least as a Swedish police, maybe the, maybe those border control
00:38:40.520
agents in Canada are somewhat shielded from the situation in Canada, but the police in Sweden
00:38:49.420
This is the, they're captured by the regime, right?
00:38:51.820
That they don't have, they don't even have a chance to remain objective and, and try to
00:38:55.680
kind of maneuver, um, threat assessments, right?
00:38:59.680
Of like, well, clearly this is, you know, the, the, the crime gangs, the immigrant clans are,
00:39:04.440
are clearly a bigger issue than a few of these Swedes working out and, and training some
00:39:10.440
But, but at the same time, you think internally, unless they're just totally brainwashed and
00:39:15.340
stupid, which of course is, could be the case, they have to kind of recognize it's like, okay,
00:39:20.100
these guys are, you know, they're doing something, they're recognizing where this is going, because
00:39:25.720
given enough, given enough time here, it's clear that, you know, we will, we will be completely
00:39:31.560
displaced and pushed out of our own society if this continues.
00:39:34.820
We'll be, we'll be marginalized, we'll be captured by other, these other ethnic interests in our
00:39:38.940
country, they will infiltrate further, when it comes to the government institutions or
00:39:44.140
And eventually we will just be like, you know, a side, we will be second tier citizens
00:39:48.760
in our own country, and they will target us accordingly.
00:39:51.300
Here's some young men trying to prepare for that situation, essentially, you want to walk
00:39:55.220
through what goes through their minds, if anything, right?
00:40:01.600
My, my overall take is that they, they probably vote SD, so the Sweden Democrats, I think all
00:40:07.580
of them, like the majority of police, probably they do, at least the ones who are out in the
00:40:12.880
Then you have, of course, many people are working in the, in the offices, they aren't really
00:40:19.240
Um, but I would say that the, since they have to deal with so much bad stuff on the streets
00:40:27.800
as well, they just take, so say if you have like 99 cases of them arresting some non-European
00:40:36.180
for misconduct in public, and then you have the, the hundredth time is to go out to oversee
00:40:43.380
I think they just say like, okay, this is, uh, this is a bit crazy.
00:40:47.420
We're wasting our time here, but since they have so much else to do, I don't really think
00:40:54.440
They just think, okay, I'm, I'm following orders here.
00:40:57.080
So, uh, but then of course the ones who actually do think, I'm sure they, they're also not super
00:41:03.980
And I'm sure, I mean, they, they are, as far as I know, at least they're all voting for
00:41:08.000
a change in leadership because the police on top, it's, um, it's politically, uh, positioned
00:41:15.300
So you have the police, but then above the police, you have this, uh, primarily left-wing
00:41:21.560
So that's why I push always to, you know, we need to take the fight for the institutions
00:41:26.680
So when we can actually give the, well, men, men of good character, men of good content
00:41:34.180
Then they will say like, okay, the police, now you have free hands to deal with the criminality
00:41:39.500
because now the police, they're, they're going up in a boxing ring, but they have, you know,
00:41:43.200
one, one hand tied behind the back and they, you know, have to be blindfolded.
00:41:48.300
I mean, it's, it's, they can't do their job because they know also that if they go too
00:41:52.300
hard against these individuals, they will get fired from their job because of this other,
00:41:57.180
the politically positioned individuals within the police.
00:42:00.120
So as far as I see it, at least the police, they have their own sort of, um, battle within
00:42:08.840
So the police officers, they want to do their job, but they want to get the bad guys.
00:42:12.720
And then you have the politically motivated individuals who want to reform society according
00:42:19.160
to their dream and vision, which is then a egalitarian multicultural society where the
00:42:31.040
He says on entropy here, it was recently revealed that the Canadian government has allowed more
00:42:36.140
than 17,000 invaders with criminal records into, uh, their, uh, into the country of origin,
00:42:44.920
In Canada, violent brown criminals are given pathways to citizenship and white tough criminals
00:42:53.940
And that's even, um, I would say thought, thought criminal, white thought criminals, obviously
00:42:57.720
that's what it's, but not white thought criminals are deported immediately.
00:43:06.080
We're not trying to play dumb in this situation, but at the same time, we have to point this out
00:43:10.000
from this perspective of like, uh, come on, like, what do you, what do you, what do you, what
00:43:15.840
What do you, what are you really getting at here?
00:43:18.180
Because clearly crime or even dangers to the country or to the population, uh, you know,
00:43:29.620
But again, it's, it's, you know, what, what would you talk about that you would motivate
00:43:32.780
some young white Canadians, um, to, to get their life in order, to get in shape, to,
00:43:38.400
to, to do better, to, to engage in activism, to prevent the very thing that is now allowing
00:43:42.840
these 17,000, you know, criminals that recently just have come into Canada, um, to, to stop
00:43:49.320
So it's, it's, it's not that we're, you know, we're trying to play dumb, but we have to kind
00:43:53.100
of play that card, I guess, a little bit of like, of, of pointing this out.
00:43:59.120
It's good to be on social media and people covering this, but in a sense, people that
00:44:02.860
already know, they know now even more, and they were even angrier about the situation,
00:44:07.480
and it's even more obvious, but we need to reach that to like, how many Normie Canada,
00:44:12.040
Canadians just knew that like, you were deported, right?
00:44:14.600
That, that needs to reach them so they understand the state of their nation, right?
00:44:20.320
So, so my perspective is like, you and I, we know perfectly well, we know why they're
00:44:25.400
We know everything, but it's also important for us to give a clear account of what is
00:44:29.760
happening, contrast it against, uh, yeah, what you were just saying that they, they allow
00:44:35.000
so many criminals, so it's always good, it's always good to give clear examples to show
00:44:39.300
to Normies about what is going on, because usually, uh, if you talk to a Normie, they
00:44:44.620
don't really know what's going on even, so you need to give this clear examples of, yeah,
00:44:48.320
it's, it's actually happening that, because it's so surreal for many of them, that you get
00:44:52.660
like, uh, we had it in Sweden here as well, uh, where you have, you know, someone who's
00:44:58.300
under investigation for a rape, and he gets his citizenship, meanwhile he's being
00:45:03.560
investigated, so it's like, it's too surreal to, to even understand, but it's important
00:45:10.180
for, to, for us to tell Normies so they actually understand, so we, of course, we know, because
00:45:15.820
the Great Replacement, it has to go on according to these individuals, because they want this
00:45:19.820
multicultural dream society, uh, and, and of course, revenge against the, the white
00:45:25.900
man, uh, but it's important for us to point to actual, uh, actual happenings to Normies
00:45:31.940
so they understand. Yes, indeed, yeah, there's a couple more of these cases, funny, uh, brought
00:45:38.020
home, uh, brought home food waste for her pigs, this is in Sweden, was fired, right, uh, on
00:45:44.000
her way home from the hunt, reported for violation of the Knife Act, right, so it's
00:45:48.200
super easy to, it's small, hardcore policing of this, of this local native population to
00:45:54.480
such a degree where it's like, what, what, is this really worth, you know, paying any
00:45:58.380
attention to, is this any kind of legal problems, really, in the wider scope of things?
00:46:02.620
Meanwhile, bombs are going on, I, I think it was a record, was it last year, there
00:46:06.500
was a record amount of hand grenades and other type of, of explosives going off in
00:46:11.380
Sweden, and we're losing, you know, total control of the country, how are, just give
00:46:16.280
us a brief view of that, uh, we're gonna wrap up here in a little bit, but like, of
00:46:19.720
the situation in Sweden, for those who don't know, and follow it on a daily basis like
00:46:23.460
that, um, is this just, it just keeps expanding, would you say that the authorities are actually
00:46:28.360
trying to do something about it, I've seen this and that, and for a while there was talks
00:46:32.020
about them trying to, you know, engage the military in some kind of capacity to get them
00:46:36.540
to help, to understand, and to get, to get, uh, a grasp of the situation, of, of how bad
00:46:41.420
it is, um, what, what's, what's happening right now?
00:46:46.220
Yeah, so, so they do try, uh, they really do try to do it, but if you, if you still
00:46:53.040
operate within a liberal moral framework, it is indeed like going up in a boxing ring
00:46:58.360
with one hand tied behind your back and blindfolded and with an injured knee, I mean, you, you can't
00:47:05.440
get to the root of the problem, which is, of course, that we have big foreign populations
00:47:10.480
that are not in any meaningful way in society, so they are parallel societies and they, these
00:47:17.920
criminal gangs, they will have, you know, unlimited access to new recruits, because after all,
00:47:23.920
what, what is the pathway to respect the money and, uh, being cool for, for these individuals?
00:47:30.320
I mean, they, they can't compete in any way in a white society, uh, it's impossible for
00:47:35.540
them because of genetics, basically, such a thing as just, oh, whatever sort of biological
00:47:42.180
thing you can point to, uh, so, so, I mean, yeah, it's, uh, and then they have these stupid
00:47:49.200
things like, oh, we'll build more, oh, whatever it's called, uh, but yeah, anyway, they do try,
00:47:57.920
they do try, uh, but they will not succeed until they get rid of all of these liberal misconceptions,
00:48:03.820
so, and this is also what, when it comes to the police, I know that they are, they would
00:48:09.600
be very happy to have a new leadership that says to them, you know what, do your job,
00:48:13.740
because now they're still being, they go out to, there was an arrest being done nearby
00:48:18.920
Stockholm, and, uh, while the police were taking the guy away, the police car was actually surrounded
00:48:24.920
by other cars, and, you know, they came up, pulled out their guns, and said, like, you
00:48:28.980
know, you have to release this guy now, and the police was like, okay, yeah, here you go,
00:48:32.840
here is the criminal, so, it's quite bad, it's quite bad, but it's like, when, when you
00:48:38.560
have a weak system, like liberalism, liberalism mixed with feminism, very unmanly society,
00:48:46.540
Sweden is, uh, or the regime is very unmanly, then, of course, you can't handle tough criminals,
00:48:52.120
you need a tough guy in charge to, to handle this problem, so, I mean, it's, uh, it's not
00:48:57.320
gonna get better until we achieve regime change, so, I know the current regime, the current
00:49:01.800
government, they are trying, but they, they will not be able to fix it while they still operate
00:49:07.760
within this, uh, mind prison they're in, so, um, yeah, it's quite bad, yeah, it is bad,
00:49:15.820
I met a, uh, Swedish family, uh, where the husband and his parents were, were, uh, from
00:49:21.620
Sweden, living in, uh, Angered, outside of Gothenburg, um, yeah, I know, in, uh, uh, when
00:49:28.120
I was in, in Oregon for, for our break, our vacation, and, um, I remember the, the husband's,
00:49:34.800
uh, parents there, uh, she, I think she worked in some school or something like that, and
00:49:39.020
she, she, and she, we, you know, these talking points all the time, like, well, we just kind
00:49:42.340
of, you know, it came up, and I was talking about, like, how, how are things in Angered,
00:49:45.280
you know, kind of thing, and they're living literally in the wrong area, too, they're living
00:49:48.760
with all these people, right, and she was still kind of rehashing this point of, like, well,
00:49:52.620
we just, we need to integrate them, you know, harder, you know, kind of thing, and we, we
00:49:56.640
need, but, so there is a desire for kind of an authoritarian, uh, almost, uh, objective
00:50:02.060
or, or position here, where, you know, the headline I'm showing here, without, now when
00:50:06.300
they want to force mixing, right, so although it's an open society, everyone's free to do
00:50:10.040
whatever they want, right, but for this to work, now we must employ really, uh, you know,
00:50:15.740
hard-handed methods in order to get this to actually work, and the way to do it is to mix
00:50:20.520
everyone out, essentially, force them into, you know, integration housing, bring migrants
00:50:25.380
busing, they had that in the U.S. many years ago, right, when they forced integration at
00:50:28.860
gunpoint, uh, you know, you know, ship them into these wider Swedish areas, and, and then
00:50:34.580
somehow it will work, so the liberal regime, although it's soft and feminine, kind of on
00:50:40.440
the surface, when it comes to, you know, when it, when it really counts to them, they're
00:50:45.280
very easy to be, you know, hard-handed and actually be, bring authoritarianism into the
00:50:49.840
picture in order to get their liberal vision to work, which is an impossibility, but that
00:50:56.740
Yeah, exactly, so I mean, like, like most humans, they, they, they don't have the ability
00:51:01.640
to overcome their own ego, they're so invested in their worldview, they can't say to themselves,
00:51:07.480
you know, this horrible right-wing extremists, they were right all the time, the racists, they
00:51:12.700
were right all the time, uh, they can't say that to themselves, they can't admit that, you
00:51:17.340
know, biology is a key component for social cohesion, how a human works in society, what sort of
00:51:24.180
society you can have with, what sort of biology, I mean, for them to admit all of these things,
00:51:29.320
it would be to, you know, for a Christian to admit that the devil is a good person or something
00:51:35.480
like that, I'm just coming up with some, some idea here, uh, but it's like, it's so foreign
00:51:39.820
for them, it's so not in tune with the moral framework they have grown up with, you know,
00:51:45.520
their moral framework says that white man bad, white patriarchy bad, everything like that,
00:51:52.320
uh, oppressed brown person good, so for them to reevaluate all of their, all of everything
00:51:59.080
they've grown up with to, for them to understand that their entire lives, it's been a lie, everything
00:52:04.780
they've ever been told about these issues, it's hard for them, so it's like their, their mind
00:52:09.740
is exploding, so I understand that they can't really, can't really fathom the, the truth
00:52:14.900
of it, so then it's more comfortable saying like, oh, we can still try, we can still try,
00:52:18.780
we can, we can fix this, we just need more integration, we just need more money, we just
00:52:23.760
need more time or whatever it is, so I think it's really hard for them to just accept that
00:52:27.920
this is biologically, bioculturally incompatible, there's no way we can actually do this, so,
00:52:35.280
but yeah, they, they have too much ego, they can't admit to themselves, much less to others
00:52:41.700
Yeah, I think some of them were, operate still out of spite, you know, they, they actually
00:52:47.600
want to destroy what they see as their enemy, and they're willing and help, you know, able
00:52:51.820
to work with, you know, actual dangerous criminals to get their objectives achieved, it's more
00:52:56.940
about destroying what they see as a, as a white patriarchy or some kind of colonialist,
00:53:01.300
but this is a broadly speaking about the West, obviously, any white European nation has these
00:53:05.500
problems, essentially, I can't think of a single one, you know, that doesn't.
00:53:08.760
Yeah, I would say that, for some, that is a motivating factor, so, resentment and desire
00:53:14.860
for vengeance, but I would say, especially in Sweden's case, because Swedes are probably
00:53:19.320
the nicest people on earth, just, you know, the kindest and most well-meaning and most
00:53:23.400
conscientious and just best in, in many ways, so I would say that for, for many, especially
00:53:28.880
women, they aren't motivated by revenge or hatred, but they are motivated by a deep yearn
00:53:36.400
to be a good person, it's just their moral framework that have been instilled since birth
00:53:40.460
says to them that you cannot be a good person by putting your own people first, a good person is
00:53:46.980
someone who takes care of starving children in Africa, I mean, we all grew up with this, you know,
00:53:51.560
commercials about starving children in Africa and how bad it is, so, I mean, for many Swedes, that is
00:53:58.000
still an impulse, that they want to be a good person, they don't want to be a bad person, what is a
00:54:03.380
bad person, a bad person is a racist, if you vote for the Sweden Democrats, you are a racist,
00:54:09.040
therefore, I can't do it, so this is also the key to, to converting them, to say that, you know what,
00:54:15.780
if you're truly compassionate, I had a conversation with an older guy at the gym, and I said, because
00:54:21.280
he had voted for the Social Democrats his entire life, and I said to him, you know, if you're truly
00:54:25.560
compassionate, if you truly care about people, then, then go and talk, go and talk to someone
00:54:29.680
who has been, you know, attacked by some, some gang, or, yeah, I can't be too specific,
00:54:37.600
uh, here, since we're, we're live, but yeah, I said, you know, I gave him a few examples, said, like,
00:54:42.740
if you're really compassionate, then, uh, then think of these individuals as well, so he, he actually
00:54:47.640
bought that argument, but he had been a Social Democrat his entire life, had been operating within
00:54:51.740
this framework, so, uh, I think that's important to keep in mind, that many people, they are,
00:54:57.200
they mean well, but they have, their morality is completely off.
00:55:02.200
Yes, indeed, it is. So are you, uh, last thing here, before we wrap up, do you think we can
00:55:07.840
turn this around? I mean, I'm, I'm, I'm eternally white-pilled, even if it's just to be the inspiration
00:55:13.420
and motivation that you need, if you're, if you don't think it's going to happen, it obviously
00:55:17.340
won't happen, because you won't manifest the things, and actually bring in the things, and do the hard
00:55:20.840
work that's necessary, necessary to fix it, but I'm also realistic, right, and kind of like,
00:55:25.500
yeah, we might, uh, for some time, uh, lose, uh, significant influence and, and control of our,
00:55:32.340
of our countries, of our territories, uh, and we might be, you know, forced to go back into a very
00:55:37.560
small, almost ourself clannish, look at how effective the clan and the tribe has been in defeating
00:55:43.140
of sorts, well, it's not over yet, but I'm saying, so far, they've been very effective, uh, in terms of
00:55:49.540
when you operate ethnically, and, and, and your in-group preference, and put that first, like many
00:55:54.500
of these immigrants groups do in our countries, they can swiftly grab a lot of political influence,
00:56:00.560
they can guide the entire thing, all of a sudden, you also see, this is another interesting thing
00:56:03.700
that people pointed at, I don't want your take on that, but, you know, take Canada, actually, in fact,
00:56:07.740
they're very good at that, right, where now the, the, the, the prime minister, or in the recent
00:56:12.920
election, before Carney got in, uh, you know, him and Pierre Polivier, they were all catering to all
00:56:17.900
these immigrant groups, they wear the turbans, you know, I mean, they go, they go and meet with
00:56:21.940
them, and, like, yeah, whatever you want, guys, you know, and I, and I get this just to get votes,
00:56:25.340
and to get in, or whatever, but they, some of them seem like they're true believers, but somehow,
00:56:30.480
that's, like, impossible for white people to do, right, we can't just, all of a sudden, say, no,
00:56:35.700
this is what we want, these are our demands, now you have to cater to us, right, kind of thing,
00:56:40.280
like, if we, if you don't listen to us, none of us will vote for you, but whites are still
00:56:45.500
atomized, and individualized, we don't organize the same way, uh, that seems to be the, the, the
00:56:51.520
method, and the plan here, basically, like, you know, in-group ethnic preference, and put our own
00:56:55.900
folk first, essentially, what, what do you, what do you think? Yeah, so, I still have hope, uh, I, I
00:57:02.720
ultimately believe in, in magic, in the sense that you can create reality first in your own mind, and
00:57:07.500
then it manifests in, uh, in the physical world, so, I mean, it's, if you think it's over, then it is
00:57:13.980
definitely over, but if you think we can actually change it, yeah, then there is a possibility,
00:57:18.280
I'm also realistic, it's, like, it's not looking all too bright in certain places, but, you know,
00:57:24.060
stranger things, bigger upsets have been, you know, happening in the past, so, I, I'm, I'm not, uh, I'm
00:57:29.880
not too black-pilled either, I, I see it's, like, it's a bad situation, but we can turn it around, I have
00:57:35.420
hope for Sweden, and there's so much talent here, as well, and our opponents, this is also something I
00:57:40.700
have come to, to understand over the last few years, they aren't some masterminds, they aren't
00:57:46.000
super competent either, it's just, they, it's a, it's a system that is somewhat robust, but the
00:57:53.340
individuals in there, they aren't, they aren't some sort of competent nobility, they aren't some
00:57:59.720
sort of super masterminds, they aren't particularly good, it's just normal humans who aren't even,
00:58:05.880
uh, yeah, they've been sitting on some sort of post in a, in a youth party, and then they came
00:58:10.720
into the main part, and then they've gotten some post without any, any real competence, but if I
00:58:15.740
look at some of these other guys on our side, a lot of competence, a lot of drive, and, I mean,
00:58:22.360
ultimately, we, we probably want it more than, we want to save ourselves more than they want to,
00:58:29.000
just, you know, have a, have a nice position somewhere, so I think many of these guys and girls,
00:58:33.700
they aren't necessarily super motivated ideologically either, they can just be opportunists
00:58:41.380
who happen to wind up on that place, and they, I'm quite sure they would be happy to change
00:58:45.900
their, their worldview when we actually get to that point where our site, guys, when our
00:58:51.300
moral framework is, uh, the dominant one, so it becomes this, you know, turning point where
00:58:56.800
enough people say and think something, then the other ones, they will sort of follow along
00:59:01.460
the, the curve, um, so, and I think we've come quite far here, just shifting the zeitgeist,
00:59:07.560
shifting the moral framework, so this is just something we need to keep doing, and then more
00:59:11.060
people will say, like, yeah, you're actually right, uh, then you have these true believers
00:59:15.560
that I, that I talked about today, that they will not probably change their worldview, but
00:59:21.760
for many normies and many people who are also in institutions, they might change, and then
00:59:26.280
we can actually, you know, have a quite, uh, fast transformation, and, you know, restore
00:59:31.200
law and others, so I'm, I'm quite wide-filled after all.
00:59:33.680
Yeah, I want to clarify one thing, because otherwise it'll be used against me, I, I didn't
00:59:37.160
mean using ethnic and group preference only to, like, you know, influence politics, because
00:59:41.660
that's all where the solution lies, of course it doesn't hurt, but initially, you got to
00:59:46.800
build something that actually, you know, be that with a group, or institutions, or, you
00:59:51.700
know, parallels, or whatever you want to call it, build something that then, uh, what
00:59:57.500
do you call it, wields influence, right, and that's something that people are attracted
01:00:01.480
to, it's not about just getting the numbers so that the guy we have to vote for changes
01:00:07.300
his opinions, that wouldn't hurt, but I'm saying that's not the, you know, the primary
01:00:10.480
objective, primary objective, of course, is, it's, it's surviving and living, and living
01:00:14.380
well, and doing it well, and being inspirational, there's so many other things here, but yeah,
01:00:18.100
we have to start operating and organizing, uh, according to, you know, ethnic in-group
01:00:23.520
lines, and that's the most important thing, as I said, one chat here from Bill Biz, before
01:00:27.680
we'll let you go here, Marcus, um, he says, good to see the golden one, it's almost as
01:00:32.700
if these white countries are in a race to see who can be the most anti-white, yeah, it
01:00:37.520
almost looks like that, doesn't it, um, see, the, the international virtue signal, but
01:00:41.520
at the same time, if that was what, and I agree with you, Bill Biz, but I'm saying if
01:00:44.320
that was what it was about, it would be like tons of articles, look at what good,
01:00:48.100
we did good, we deported this guy, it seems to be kind of just hush-hush, we just, we
01:00:52.140
don't want to create any, just cover it up, kind of thing, right, just, just get rid
01:00:56.160
of that guy, make sure that that doesn't, uh, you know, become a problem for us later,
01:00:59.880
uh, again, motivations you can speculate about, but the point is, they're still seeing
01:01:04.840
you as enough of an issue that they're willing to take the potential hit that this becomes
01:01:09.460
kind of a, maybe not a huge international scandal, but it, it, now it has the potential
01:01:14.500
with social media and the pressure and the bottom-up kind of, uh, resistance we're seeing
01:01:18.580
finally beginning to be built, that this could turn into something where people can use as
01:01:22.960
ammunition to show, look at how anti-white they are, look at, look at how much they hate
01:01:26.960
us, look at how much they loathe European, uh, men, you know what I mean, that they're willing
01:01:31.160
to do something like this, and potentials, you know, um, end up in a situation where they,
01:01:37.020
where this becomes like an embarrassment for them, essentially.
01:01:39.620
Uh, so they see us as a threat, right, which is, which, which, which shows you something,
01:01:44.040
uh, it does show you that they're afraid of, of, of us organizing, ultimately, at the end
01:01:51.220
All right, Marcus, give us a couple of plugs here, uh, where people can follow you, you
01:01:54.840
have a couple of websites, you have a clothing line, uh, you do sell, um, what is it, primarily
01:01:59.900
whey protein, give us the, the websites and stuff here, where people can find your stuff.
01:02:03.260
Yeah, sure, you can, you can find all of the links at thegoldenone.se.
01:02:07.740
Uh, I have a podcast there as well, which I upload once a month, so about an hour or
01:02:14.380
so, talking about different topics, some, you know, political analysis, and then some
01:02:18.880
deeper topics, and, uh, yeah, then, of course, legugloria.com, the clothing brand.
01:02:27.240
Yeah, it goes well, it goes well, always have a new project incoming, so that's, uh, it's
01:02:34.360
And then you get, uh, Juttenheim nutrition as well, is that primarily whey protein?
01:02:43.420
Supplements and health products I use myself, and then coffee also.
01:02:48.860
All right, Marcus, thank you for, uh, joining us, I appreciate it, uh, go get some, go get
01:02:56.120
It's always good, always good seeing you, keep up the good work, we'll stay in touch, okay?
01:03:02.140
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01:03:11.100
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01:03:17.420
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01:03:30.920
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