00:01:00.000Stamina is gone. My spirit is weak. Because every time I start to move on, keep hearing that song. I'm brought to my knees to permanently see in reverse. Take the remorse out of defeat. Because everything that's under my skin, where I end and begin, still belongs to me.
00:05:23.040Spread the truth, document it, prove it, make it irrefutable, and you too will become dangerous to those who admire us in lies and enslave us.0.81
00:06:42.040welcome back ladies and gentlemen it is uh friday once again if you can't believe it 31st of july
00:06:47.5602026 hope you're ready for uh august i'm certainly not holy it feels like a short uh short summer so
00:06:52.680far i don't know we'll see what happens anyway hope you're all doing well thank you for joining
00:06:56.280us here at uh red ice today my name is henrik as you can see down below if you can read we
00:07:02.280appreciate you however you're joining us over on rumble red ice tv may be joining us on x or kick
00:07:07.240or any of the other places that we go out but it's great to have you with us i'm going to talk about
00:07:11.400the idea of i guess nation is really kind of the theme today because we've had this new yet again
00:07:17.880here feels like this time loop it just keeps happening like 10 five years later 10 years later
00:07:22.760oh a new invasion oh and yet another one is happening so we've had the 60 000 strong young
00:07:28.520military-aged male moroccan kind of african assorted africans uh being pushed essentially
00:07:35.080encouraged to be pushed in it looks like at this stage uh into the uh enclave this the small little
00:07:40.840enclave on the coast of North Africa, which belongs to Spain, Cueta, however you actually
00:07:46.780pronounce that. And we use that, I guess, as a springboard to go a little deeper into this issue
00:07:52.240of what have we been doing here? And what is the idea of nation? Why is there no willpower,
00:07:58.440I guess, left over at all in Europe's interest to defend itself or its own territory? It's a
00:08:03.440fascinating discussion. We got the one and only Kevin Deanna joining us live right here on
00:08:08.940flashback friday good to have you with us how are you kevin good to be here man always an honor
00:08:12.420and a pleasure thank you it's good to see you again identity politics going strong over on
00:08:17.060rumble uh youtube number of other places as well as a yes you got your trademark monster
00:08:22.040so i got i brought a gay mocha latte to uh to match you my one up people people think it's a0.58
00:08:29.100bit this is just how i roll i mean there you go is that is that uh is that kosher mark
00:08:33.800i think somebody actually did say like don't you understand like it's owned by the and i was like
00:08:39.840look man they already got me this i'm committed to this at this point the monster it is yes i
00:08:45.800totally totally understand all right anyway good to have you back man was uh looked in the archives
00:08:49.700like six months ago it feels doesn't feel like it was six months ago but you know no it doesn't
00:08:54.220it's going fast but as you say i mean it also seems like we're getting a repeat of the headlines
00:08:58.340over and over again oh gosh and migrant invasions into europe i mean the saints if anything was
00:09:02.820too restrained well exactly i know right i mean how long you've been i mean you you said you've
00:09:08.280told the story a couple of times but you went to like dc at some point to start writing you're
00:09:11.700kind of like in the what almost normie conservative sphere for a while how far back was that how long
00:09:16.640you've been doing this now oh god i mean what oh five oh six i mean okay i was still in the kind
00:09:21.820of stuff yeah but i mean even then people were still were talking about these sorts of things
00:09:25.720but then it was far away but now every nightmarish prediction has obviously come true and actually
00:09:30.880been surpassed. And I think the one thing that everybody is shocked by is how relatively little
00:09:35.120resistance has been. I mean, you always see these liberal journalists freaking out about the rise
00:09:39.440of populist nationalism and everything else. At any other time in history, people would be losing
00:09:43.920their mind. I mean, I can't even say publicly the kinds of things that would be happening if this
00:09:48.460had occurred, say, 100 years ago. But here we are. And why this is happening and why there's so little
00:09:53.520resistance is a separate discussion. But the fact is, we are in historically unprecedented times.
00:09:57.840Yeah. Yeah. Where is the resistance? What will it take? Maybe the muster has gone out of the European man. It's like, this idea is like, we just grab people in Portugal and Spain and Italy, get on your boats and do something. Light the fires at these small border crossings over there.
00:10:16.960And then you get this weird kind of gay discussions of like, well, it's kind of North.0.57
00:10:22.820What does Spain have an enclave in North Africa anyway for?
00:10:38.880Do we get Tunisia and Algeria back because the vandals settled that for a period?
00:10:44.460Like, where do we draw the line, right?
00:10:46.440Well, there's a lot to unpack with all of this.
00:10:48.680I mean, first of all, whenever you see these sorts of incidents, it sort of shows the
00:10:51.780pointlessness of decolonization, because the first thing nons do once they get the independence
00:10:55.960that they supposedly want so much is immediately go running to Europe.0.97
00:10:58.960The last thing they want is to live among their own kind.1.00
00:11:01.800Spain, of course, gave away this territory.1.00
00:11:04.500The whole area used to belong to Spain.
00:11:07.240And obviously, in retrospect, giving it independence was completely pointless.
00:11:10.820The second point here is you bring up Algeria.
00:11:13.100I mean, Algeria was considered part of France for a very long time, not just it wasn't a colony, it wasn't a territory, it was considered part of metropolitan France. More than a million white French lived there. After Algeria got independence, after de Gaulle, to some extent, betrayed them, they all had to go back to France.
00:11:29.700I mean, that's one of the greatest examples of ethnic cleansing or remigration, depending on how one looks at it, that happened in recent times.0.99
00:11:37.840And everybody is perfectly fine with this.0.74
00:11:39.800There was no pope at the time saying this is inhumane.
00:11:43.080Oh, what are these people going to do?
00:11:44.440It was taken perfectly for granted that, no, this is how it should be.
00:11:47.980Now, when we have the situation with this enclave in Morocco, one of the more disturbing things, because I fundamentally do blame the Spanish government for this.0.60
00:11:54.780But we would be negligent if we did not know that the United States of America very recently has been backing Moroccan territorial ownership of these enclaves.0.51
00:12:05.920Yeah, yeah. The United States is on the wrong side here.
00:12:09.280Now, that does not mean that it's the United States fault that this is happening.
00:12:13.140I think the catalyst here was actually a Spanish court that issued a ruling, which actually doesn't go as far as a lot of people are saying, but it encouraged these rumors in Morocco.
00:12:22.140these things spread on social media they started swarming the things obviously the spanish
00:12:25.960government could stop this tomorrow if they wanted to it's still their territory america wouldn't be
00:12:29.560able to impose this on them but a lot of people are saying why isn't america helping well the fact
00:12:34.300is america's on the wrong side here yeah uh absolutely i mean there's there's recent there's
00:12:40.500there's interesting geopolitical kind of reasons or backdrops to why this is happening and i want
00:12:46.760to get into more of that here but obviously for those of you who didn't see the basically the
00:12:50.180news over the last couple of days here then so we're talking about like 60 who knows exactly
00:12:54.460right with these types of things but even mainstream sources talking about 60 000 migrants
00:12:59.180crossing into spain's quetta enclave from the moroccan side and it's basically small fences0.55
00:13:05.100it's like not much they can just swim around first you read the headline sounds like oh my god they
00:13:09.440swam from morocco to spain holy shit you know kind of thing it's like no it's it's right there
00:13:14.320and they just crossed over and in fact it was pieces out of the new york times i was checking0.79
00:13:18.700in on what to know about quetta where they said like yeah apparently oh that's the archive version
00:13:22.200doesn't work that they said that moroccan authorities had basically urged the people
00:13:26.940standing and waiting on the border to actually put to push them in right so this is not this
00:13:30.800this goes back to i mean way back this is part of the migrant invasion really if you want to be
00:13:35.300you know picky about this the 2014-15 but even back in 2021 there were issues where like the
00:13:41.560spanish government had to like strongly condemn morocco's decision to basically weaponize migration
00:13:46.840and pushing it into spain so this is like we're in this time loop that's why i said like how long
00:13:50.480have you been doing this because like if you've been doing this long enough as we have you see
00:13:54.700kind of the same things happening over and over again it's of course getting worse so it's not
00:13:58.800that it's just standing still here or we're just trudging water we're like we're actually moving0.94
00:14:03.040we're going somewhere which is extinction of the white race that's basically where this is going0.89
00:14:07.340at the end of the day because we're not stopping it but you see these repeats and the reactions0.98
00:14:11.400flare up and then it's just like it's progressively worse but then it's the reaction dies down
00:14:16.580and there's still no mobilized effort game plan like how do we actually like how do we actually
00:14:23.900like take these people out of political power that are enabling this and doing this to us
00:14:29.200that's where the discussion have to go that's what i'm feeling in a way well the reason this
00:14:33.560is happening is also the same reason that these people are coming one of the things we have to
00:14:38.340talk about is why is spain all of a sudden being besieged by these people well the spanish government
00:14:42.900which is a minority government in alliance with all these separatist parties, basically, literally,
00:14:46.960quite literally, not an exaggeration, it's a government of traitors. I mean, that's what it is.
00:14:52.040They decided with the specific rationalization that this is what is necessary to keep the far
00:14:58.000right out of power to legalize, they said, half a million illegals who are in Spain. Now, when you
00:15:04.180look at family reunification and all the other people who suddenly become eligible, you know
00:15:08.060how these programs work. What we're actually talking about is 2 million, also maybe as much
00:15:12.160as 3 million. It should be noted that one of the most powerful lobbies that joined this left-wing
00:15:17.260minority government in this effort to legalize all of these people is, of course, the Roman Catholic
00:15:22.080Church in Spain, which has essentially flipped sides. I mean, Franco saved it, and they were
00:15:27.460rewarded by basically trying to destroy Spain. So this has been happening for a while, and that's
00:15:33.240a signal. I mean, one of the things we have to remember is that the third world pays attention1.00
00:15:37.600to the politics of what's happening in the west regarding immigration you don't see these migrant
00:15:43.060caravans when trump first got in because they know they're not going to be able to pull it off
00:15:46.620anymore but then when reporters go down there they'll do interviews with people and they'll say
00:15:50.400we are just going to wait for the democrats to get back in and then we'll just come right back
00:15:53.700in right they pay attention when they say oh the spanish government is weak they're going to do
00:15:58.020this amnesty and everything else and they are able to self-organize through chiefly through
00:16:03.180social media, but also you bring up an important point before. This is being done at the urging of
00:16:08.840the Moroccan government, which tells us something. One, it is another way of warfare, because I think1.00
00:16:15.100the geopolitical strategy here is Morocco wants to claim that territory. And again, the United0.94
00:16:20.040States is basically an ally of Morocco in this case, not an ally of Spain, which is supposedly
00:16:24.320our NATO ally. And two, the fact that the Moroccan government is urging this kind of thing, that
00:16:30.240tells us a lot that the countries where the migration is coming out of, they see their
00:16:36.420nationals going somewhere else as a way to expand their own power. They don't see it as a loss.
00:16:42.540They don't see the country who are getting their people becoming stronger, which is, of course,
00:16:46.980what we're always told. Oh, we're stronger when these people come in. We're getting this talent.
00:16:51.360They're going to be patriots. They're going to work jobs and everything else. No, the countries
00:16:54.860that are sending them know that all they're doing is they're getting a diaspora that will allow
00:17:00.060them to expand their influence in richer nations. That's what's happening here. Migration is the
00:17:04.860way of war. And it brings up fundamental questions about the state because why do we bother having a1.00
00:17:10.380military? Why do we bother having a government? Why do we have any of this? Why do we appeal to
00:17:14.920the solidarity of our way of life or a nation or anything else when fundamentally any other country
00:17:21.140can just stroll in with their people with no resistance whatsoever and take it over? If that's
00:17:25.840how it's going to be, why not just abolish the governments? Why not just abolish the military?
00:17:29.840what's all right and who didn't send 20 dollars sorry no desperandum get active tribe up and rise
00:17:35.620up white man fight back white man fight 014 thank you rick appreciate you all right so uh exactly
00:17:41.480good point and yeah because i mean where do you where do you draw the line is like is is a thousand
00:17:47.160men an invasion certainly 60 000 let me put it this way it's kind of like i i hate doing the
00:17:53.500would if you know but let's just okay let's just fucking do this thing now what if what if 60 0000.71
00:17:58.680russian men showed up at the border of spain what what do you think would happen it would have been0.93
00:18:03.780endless kvetching in the media everyone would have gotten out freaking out and ten dollars one more
00:18:08.900hail gents looking forward to the show thank you the best voices in our sphere kevin your show last
00:18:15.380night was brilliant stay strong thank you thank you first indeed indeed thank you absolutely more
00:18:21.280appreciate it yeah so um young you know military-aged russian men it would be in the eu
00:18:28.160would have called for every european nation to like muster up whatever force they could to
00:18:31.540resist this there would have been maybe calls for need or something like that but in this case as we0.93
00:18:35.560know because it's browns uh anything just kind of goes and as you said it's not a it's not a bug
00:18:41.640this is actually a feature and due to the fact that spain recently had and you referenced that
00:18:46.420of course this insane policy of like extending 1.2 million uh you know would be refugee asylum
00:18:54.400seekers uh their ability to do applications i forget what it was i think they received something
00:18:59.040like two million and the speed we don't even know the numbers we don't they don't even know
00:19:03.360themselves yeah i mean remember originally it was half a million that was the initial figure right
00:19:07.200every other week like it goes up by another half a million all right one more captain corgi sent
00:19:13.120twenty dollars thank you man great points why have a military it doesn't defend our borders
00:19:18.880so far it's only used to defend the borders of israel and ukraine yeah i mean and the potential
00:19:23.920Especially if the white native population fight back, then you can deploy the military against them.0.82
00:19:28.800Yeah, right. I mean, this is the obvious thing is that if people show up, I mean, first principles, right?1.00
00:19:35.200If some people showed up with guns, started marching in your territory, you'd be like, well, it's an invasion.
00:19:40.260But the thing is, why invade a country? What is the point of doing it?
00:19:43.780What you're trying to do is take over or replace the political system of that territory and then get all the resources from that territory.
00:27:46.820I mean, again, that is, it's not just invasion and it's not a figure of speech. It's conquest. And if people are like, whoa, I mean, let's spell it out. They're like, oh, we're going to stop these people. Okay. Well, that's going to involve force, right? At some level, at the very least, you're going to have to detain them and put them on something and send them back. Oh, how can you do that kind of thing? How can you justify that kind of thing? Well, if you're not willing to do that, then you don't have a country and you are just going to be conquered by anybody who has the will to march in.
00:28:16.820and if that's the case then don't ever appeal to me about the common good don't ever tell me about
00:28:22.180like oh you have to serve in the military don't ever tell me that well you have to have solidarity
00:28:26.000with fellow citizens because at that point the social contract is fatally broken oh i i think
00:28:31.300the pressure for that is going to actually increase as these types of things continue to
00:28:35.360happen your expectation that you should go i don't know did you die for a war with russia now or
00:28:39.780whatever it might be right that your obligation as a citizen is actually going to increase like
00:28:43.900what what have you done for the country meanwhile these people can just walk right in and i mean
00:28:48.780it's like a it's also the aspect of the the demoralizing issue here right where like people
00:28:53.820can see this and nothing like there's nothing left anymore there's there's nothing there to
00:28:59.020guard against any of this the helplessness of just standing there looking at this like
00:29:03.100what what why where is anyone who can do anything about this which gives you ironically the kind of
00:29:08.340the perception that like, oh, it's kind of a, you know, free for all.
00:29:13.980We can just go in here and also like stake out an enclave for ourselves
00:29:18.260and build an ethnostate or something, you know what I mean?
00:37:49.560And they're probably not going to stay in Spain.
00:37:52.120yeah that's probably not going to stay in spain because spain probably doesn't have as much of a
00:37:56.600welfare state as opposed to germany or one of these other countries or the netherlands or
00:38:00.100whatever else exactly so if you're if you're the net if you're the dutch government all of a sudden
00:38:05.020you got to start thinking about this well i mean good right yeah just let's do it you know i mean0.77
00:38:11.580good fucking send 60 60 million moroccans or whatever many they are like send them all let's0.92
00:38:17.640do this then you know like let's the problem i feel in some respects and here's my accelerationism0.98
00:38:23.380showing i guess but it's like it doesn't go far now even the covid stuff you know like lock with
00:38:27.540all the lockdowns they just the problem is they didn't go far enough you know i mean like they
00:38:31.320always know exactly when to stop so that you actually don't drive people over the edge and
00:38:36.000that's the dangerous part of it you know they very they're very i'm not sure if it's always
00:38:39.740intentional but they seem to know just kind of when they're like getting up to the line of where0.90
00:38:44.340people are beginning to lose their shit you know anyway well one of the more terrifying things that0.95
00:38:50.100we've seen from the footage with this enclave are these women uh welcoming in the invaders giving0.99
00:38:55.560them hugs overcome with tears running out there giving them this sort of thing now to be fair
00:39:00.260we've also seen some of women freaking out and running away and crying on camera and trying to1.00
00:39:05.360do stuff about this sort of thing one has to also raise the question of you know what the media is
00:39:10.040going to show and what they're not going to show if you had certainly nationalist demonstrators
00:39:15.180against this sort of thing the media is not going to promote that and the government certainly
00:39:18.260doesn't want to show this sort of thing but the fact is we do have groups of people who and i
00:39:24.960think they fully understand what this means for spain in the long run who welcome it because
00:39:30.160there's a moral high that comes with a kind of self-annihilation that comes with a kind of
00:39:34.520martyrdom that comes. And I think a lot of white people, especially weak men and a lot of,0.94
00:39:39.400frankly, silly women like the idea of being free of whiteness and the guilt that comes with it,1.00
00:39:46.480the moral responsibility of their whole lives being told we are responsible for all the bad1.00
00:39:51.200things in the world. We'll just wipe it all out. Now, at the same time, they're still got for they
00:39:56.040themselves, they're still going to want to live in nice neighborhoods and have access to material
00:39:59.600goods and do all this kind of thing but don't discount the the sense of moral self-righteousness
00:40:06.980it's like a drug that comes with doing this kind of thing the high that comes with it and just
00:40:12.840because that you call them a hypocrite that's not going to change their behavior at all especially0.96
00:40:16.900because the feeling of superiority over what other white people is one of the main drivers behind all0.95
00:40:22.680this yeah i mean there's something in the psychology in us that's obviously different
00:40:27.060And even the example you brought up before of, like, whether more of our people would have done something in the past just 100 years ago, maybe 50 years ago, but certainly like 200, 300 years ago.
00:40:37.420There was just no way, like, none of this would have happened.
00:40:40.320So it's also about something in our psychology, the pacification of us.
00:40:48.420And again, we can, you know, ad infinitum.
00:40:50.360Maybe, maybe, but it's also, it might just be the way power operates now.
00:40:56.440because look, why is this happening fundamentally? I mean, what is the rationale for the people in
00:41:01.660power? Well, they told us they want these people here because it's an unpopular government and
00:41:07.060they want these people in because they want to stay in power. And then depending on whether
00:41:11.700they actually believe this or not, they will also say, well, we need like workers and things like
00:41:16.160that. And certainly there are enough business interests who don't care what happens to the
00:41:19.760country, but they want the cheap labor, the cost of that cheap labor, the welfare and the
00:41:23.940externalities get dumped on the taxpayer they get to privatize the profits so a lot of the business
00:41:28.020community is going to go along with this the church is like this they get money for settling
00:41:32.040refugees they think that maybe some of these people will come into the churches they've already
00:41:36.240given up on the native population and it increases their moral standing it increases their power so0.97
00:41:41.100they're on the side none of the people who are in institutions with real power have a stake
00:41:47.260in spain as such continuing exactly and the few that do i mean let's say the monarchy for example
00:41:54.660they have no will to power anymore they they understand their role as just sort of celebrities
00:42:00.240think of king charles going to a mosque and telling everybody how wonderful it is that it's
00:42:04.880a mosque in england and oh it's even like climate controlled and has zero carbon output or whatever
00:42:09.140else like this is who rules us now there are people out there who would obviously solve the0.99
00:42:15.960problem. I mean, solving this problem could be done in a week. One is reminded of the situation
00:42:20.760in El Salvador. Most of the problems we face, there actually is a switch. And if you just
00:42:25.540flip the switch, everything is fixed instantly. This could all be done tomorrow. But when you do
00:42:31.600it, what's going to happen? Now you have this overwhelming surveillance state. You have these
00:42:36.080competent bureaucracies that are very intrusive and everything else. If you had somebody trying
00:42:41.560to stop this invasion themselves, you better believe the state's going to be kicking in their
00:42:45.880doors the next day they're going to be arresting them they're going to be the media is going to be
00:42:49.880calling these people the worst people ever right-wing terrorists murderers whatever else
00:42:53.720and most of the people don't like the idea of seeing human suffering on the newspaper0.89
00:43:00.700even if it's just some brown foreigner i mean let's think about especially then actually yeah0.89
00:43:06.080i mean i think of think of what happened in with a lot of these ice raids where in one case one
00:43:13.980of the most famous ones you had a father get detained and there was a kid sorry there was
00:43:20.260a picture of a kid $20 sorry the west doesn't hey Kaiser Prime good to see you man under a boomer0.80
00:43:24.940gerontocracy the average age of white Europeans is around 60 the average age of the brown invaders0.83
00:43:30.960is 20 extremely bleak yep for now it is yeah that's true now yeah were you were you thinking1.00
00:43:36.500of the Syrian um that picture that photo back in the day no no no well back in the day that was0.96
00:43:42.000clearly one i mean and that was an interesting case where the they were actually safe in turkey
00:43:47.540and then the family went anyway lost the kid and somehow this became our fault but i was actually
00:43:52.060thinking of something in america where you had a kid who was wearing like a winter hat that had
00:43:56.580like a cartoon character on and everybody was crying and screaming and you had women like
00:44:00.440sobbing on the tv and everything else and people what have we become this is worse than the nazis
00:44:05.020and everything else and you had dhs go out there and be like look the father abandoned his kid
00:44:09.220oh yeah that one if you commit it if you commit a crime like i'm a father if i commit a crime
00:44:15.000if i shoot like a clerk at the liquor store or something i don't get to go before the judge and
00:44:20.320be like well you can't send me to jail i have a kid i'm like oh okay sorry like you're on your
00:44:24.580way but apparently that is how they think it should work with all this sort of thing yeah
00:44:28.980yeah it's from willpower and it's a question of media and it's a question of state repression
00:44:35.640which unfortunately repression usually works yeah definitely uh it was the same with the the
00:44:41.020syrian kid there they were safe in turkey the dad wanted to go to the dentist in germany i believe
00:44:45.280that was actually the reason why they like upended and left and then he they but make a bunch of0.98
00:44:49.060retarded you know decisions the kid ends up end up dying and then it's as you said it's our fault0.98
00:44:54.660and we now have to more and it's a perfect opportunity for the media to get in and i mean0.88
00:44:58.980that's an iconic photo that when it was literally that was the photo that was used to say hence you
00:45:05.160white Europeans can't exist anymore essentially that's basically what that was you know that was
00:45:10.000specifically what changed Merkel's mind Merkel apparently had decided initially now again0.89
00:45:15.840depends on who you believe but the reports I had seen is that Merkel had decided look we can't have
00:45:22.280all these people coming here and the European Union believe it or not does actually have rules
00:45:27.000that the border states are supposed to prevent these massive influxes and everything else and
00:45:30.940there are things that they can do so they were not going to allow this influx she was not going
00:45:34.560to allow this influx and then you had that photo and then she just caved instantly and you think
00:45:40.140can it really be that simple yeah it can that's just it uh and it's not that i mean maybe they
00:45:47.140believe it maybe they really uh maybe they really you know feel those things or whatever some of
00:45:53.240them might but for the most part it's just an opportunity because again going back to the thing
00:45:57.540you mentioned before like why did these people stand up for anything like what because the idea
00:46:01.940of like we're so deracinated and so atomized and so there is no cohesive feeling anymore among the
00:46:08.200people and partially that's because of you know 20 30 decades sorry 20 30 years two three decades
00:46:13.780a little bit more than that actually of just open borders in that sense right it's already been
00:46:18.460shattered this idea of well we're in this together and there's a they have effectively managed to
00:46:24.020create a deracinated globalized population what what is the major difference between many of
00:46:29.300these countries anymore culturally or when it comes to the food or the stores that they go to
00:46:33.240it's it's a travesty but that's the reality of it now we're living in an international zone
00:46:37.900that's basically all these things are now and there is no cohesive uh you know kinship uh you
00:46:44.580know allegiance to anyone around us there should be and there can be but is there not really i don't
00:46:50.000see it do you see it no and i think it's very dangerous for us to assume that people will just
00:46:55.000rise up of the be a spontaneous reaction ricardo duchene has this book greatness and ruin and he
00:47:00.440talks a lot he blames the inevitable logic of post-fortis capitalism for a lot of what's
00:47:06.500happening and he discounts the idea of well it's the jews it's this influence or that influence
00:47:11.100or everything else now obviously i think that there are groups who have are doing this out of
00:47:15.440malice and who have disproportionate power and are pushing these sorts of things but one still
00:47:20.120you end up in a chicken and the egg type problem where one still has to explain well why is it
00:47:24.740that you have people who do have power who could stop this, who seem to be so helpless and roll
00:47:30.680over. Let's look at an American example, Governor Mike DeWin in Ohio. The Trump administration
00:47:36.040recently won a court victory where they ended temporary protected status for, I think it's
00:47:40.640350,000 Haitians who are in the United States, and they wanted to start rounding them up.
00:47:45.680And this Republican governor, who is a Christian, background going back however many generations,
00:47:51.680I mean, if you're looking for whatever, you're not going to find it.
00:47:54.620He's out there on the news saying, oh, this is the worst thing ever.1.00
00:47:58.340These Haitians are the only people who can do jobs.1.00
00:48:01.120Sending them back to Haiti is sending them to hell.1.00
00:48:03.640This is the most important thing of all time.1.00
00:48:05.920At a certain point, you have to explain why this guy is doing this.
00:48:08.820And there's two things happening at once.
00:48:11.020One, he is standing up for these corporations that benefit from what we call cheap labor,
00:48:17.340but is actually quite expensive labor.
00:48:19.040It's just that the costs of it are borne by the taxpayers.
00:48:21.680but they can pay these people less. So they privatize the profits and socialize the costs.
00:48:26.740Obviously, if you're a Republican politician, you like that idea. But I also think in that
00:48:31.200governor's case specifically, that there is a certain, I don't want to say suicidal empathy,
00:48:36.780because I don't think it's that. I just did a whole speech on that last night about why I don't
00:48:40.860think it's suicidal empathy, but empathy as a weapon and a way of showing social superiority
00:48:45.940over other people. This is a guy who has all these various mission activities in Haiti and stuff like
00:48:51.620that. He, of course, does not really care about the whites in his own state who are dying of0.78
00:48:55.900opioids. I mean, screw those guys, right? But if he shows that he cares about Haitians,0.99
00:49:00.780he can show that he's a better person than everybody else. And you have this really twisted
00:49:05.480partnership between the language of empathy and compassion, and then the interests of the most
00:49:11.280cynical material greed from corporations, from NGOs that are directly paid by the taxpayers,
00:49:16.980from churches that are often operating
00:49:19.160as these refugee resettlement organizations
00:49:21.080rather than religious organizations at this point.
00:49:24.000There are a lot of people making money off this kind of thing.
00:49:26.040Even people like landlords who are making money off
00:49:28.080their stuff being designated Section 8.
00:49:30.020It's more meat sacks for the corporate.1.00
00:49:51.260I mean, that's what you're implying here, obviously, but it's a PR move.0.96
00:49:53.680They're involved in some shady shit, but here they can go, look at me, I'm doing the good thing.0.82
00:49:58.160They're so out of touch, they don't even know what that is anymore.0.98
00:50:00.920You can kind of see those things misfire sometimes, right?1.00
00:50:03.340There's some woke shit, some retard who doesn't care about anything.1.00
00:50:06.380They show up and like, I'm going to put a gay flag on something or whatever, and they get pushed back, and they're like, what the hell?1.00
00:50:12.120they're so out of touch of what actually people want or think is good or moral right and luckily0.97
00:50:17.140that's kind of changing now but there's nothing but it's it's i'm not saying it's all just greed
00:50:21.420and self-serving but but most many times that probably boils down to it to be honest i think
00:50:27.480that in most cases people come up with you determine your interests maybe even subconsciously
00:50:32.860you determine your interests and then after the fact you come up with an ideology that justifies
00:50:37.180it and i think that's what's happening in a lot of these cases you have a lot of people who are
00:50:41.020making money off this, either because they're directly being paid or like corporations,
00:50:45.260landlords, some of these other constituencies that they talked about, they benefit indirectly
00:50:48.740from these sorts of things. If you are a left-wing politician, certainly you benefit
00:50:52.500electorally. I mean, you know, these are guaranteed voters. If you're a member of certain ethnic
00:50:56.600groups, these are reliable power blocks that you can use. And so you're going to come up with0.99
00:51:01.640something. And the best sort of ideology to use is the language of empathy, of compassion,
00:51:07.080of universal human rights. But whenever somebody starts talking to you about universal human rights,
00:51:11.880what they're actually talking about is benefiting a very specific interest, usually just their
00:51:17.100individual self-interest. And this is what we're seeing now. Now, the only way we can really stop
00:51:21.920it, I mean, let's cut to the chase here. If people think that there's going to be a mass uprising or
00:51:26.700whatever else, unfortunately, you probably have another thing coming, although who knows. And I
00:51:30.480do think that a certain amount of populism is necessary, but it is going to take state power
00:51:37.140exercise from the top and essentially forcing people to get in line for this sort of thing.
00:51:42.700I think this is the frustration a lot of us have with the Trump administration. And again,
00:51:46.740I probably defend the Trump administration more than you and probably most of the viewers and
00:51:51.220even a lot of the viewers, probably 90% of the viewers who watch my show just because
00:51:55.140I just don't have a lot of hopes for other politicians. Trump has probably done more
00:51:59.480on immigration than any other president in my lifetime, but he's not even going to come close
00:52:03.220to undoing Biden alone. We have to ask the question, is the system as it is presently
00:52:09.240constituted capable of even dealing with this problem? Probably not, which means that you're
00:52:16.180going to have to have somebody who in some sense is willing to cross the Rubicon to declare a state
00:52:21.620of emergency, to just exercise power and compulsion and force people to deal with it. Let's give a
00:52:26.840quick example that just happened just yesterday. Not one, but two courts ruled that ICE must give
00:52:35.040migrants that they detain inside the country a bond hearing. So now, yes, because what the
00:52:42.880Trump administration did is they issued a rule change in 2025 where they said, look, you can't
00:52:47.260get a bond hearing anymore. We're rounding these people up. We can't have a trial for every single
00:52:50.800illegals in the country. It'll take forever. This is ridiculous. And the way they justified it is0.99
00:52:56.600the administration has the power if they detain somebody at the border to just send them back
00:53:01.460without a bond here you know you catch them trying to cross you kick them out that's it
00:53:04.900but now you have these courts and there are no human rights in the constitution oh so now we
00:53:11.820have to have a bond hearing for every single one of these people who are in here now obviously if
00:53:17.260you do that for all intents and purposes you've crippled interior immigration law enforcement
00:53:22.920Yep. Now, this is one of the things people say, oh, Trump, he's not giving us mass deportations and everything else. I understand. But you need to understand if you actually want mass deportations, even at this most basic level, he has to break the law. He has to defy the courts openly. Are you ready for that? Do you think the American people are ready for that?
00:53:46.220Don't they already claim he's done that?
00:53:48.120Don't they already claim he's doing that continuously?
00:53:50.300Yeah, I mean, they always say that, but he hasn't actually defied the courts.
00:53:54.920And one of the reasons he hasn't defied the courts, I mean, this is kind of the funny thing, is he keeps winning at the Supreme Court.
00:54:00.180I mean, the birthright citizenship case, obviously not.
00:54:02.600But a lot of these administrative things, like this sort of thing, if I had to bet, the Supreme Court is ultimately going to side with him.
00:54:09.760So, look, if you're the president's advisor in the White House and you're discussing this issue and he goes, well, should we just break the courts?
00:54:15.660you're probably going to tell them like look you don't have the political standing to do that people
00:54:20.040are going to get really mad your old party's going to turn on you which they would yeah give it six
00:54:24.220months you're going to win at the supreme court and then we can do this kind of thing they're
00:54:27.940probably right to say that but there is a time limit to this and we all kind of understand that
00:54:33.620when there's a switch in parties i mean unless you have another republican in 2028 too soon to
00:54:38.780say what's going to happen then but let's just say the midterms don't look particularly good for the
00:54:42.220GOP. Not only are they going to undo all of the reforms that were made, all of which were just
00:54:47.740executive orders because God knows Congress isn't capable of doing anything, but they're going to
00:54:51.980double the Biden wave. We're going to see true mass immigration, not Biden. And it'll be done
00:55:00.720out of spite. And it is being done out of spite in Spain right now. This was admitted. You had a
00:55:07.600female politician from not the socialists but the party to the left of the socialists that was
00:55:14.220actually that's in alliance with the current government and she even said i want to replace
00:55:20.100the racists with migrants and this is the justification for why they're doing this
00:55:24.680and how it's going to work out what's going to be good for the people how this is possibly going to
00:55:29.600increase wages or the quality of living they don't think that far ahead doesn't matter i don't i
00:55:33.680don't think the leftism and i do believe in right versus left leftism is fundamentally an entropic
00:55:40.100movement the whole point of egalitarianism is it's a movement of deconstruction it's tearing
00:55:44.740down they don't think far enough ahead about what comes next better to reign in hell than serve in
00:55:48.800heaven well i mean good because there's a deep rot here and it needs to be eaten out by these0.99
00:55:54.920maggots and these parasites i mean it's just a fact it's like anything in nature it falls over
00:55:58.640you know an animal falls and there comes the slugs and the maggots and the worms and everything else
00:56:03.080you know the flies lays their eggs in it and that's kind of how i see it the the onslaught0.96
00:56:08.900of these spikeful mutants and shit like i think we've even we haven't even seen really this go0.95
00:56:14.280off the deep end yet we might think like the woke movement was bad or something like holy like i0.99
00:56:19.720think it's going to get way worse before it gets better you know you have no idea yeah it's going
00:56:23.800to get way worse the the only question i mean as a as a student of uh evil i i like the idea of no
00:56:30.400you don't understand this this whole thing needs to come down we're at the end of a cycle it has
00:56:34.980to go to its logical conclusion and then we can begin again so to speak but then there's another
00:56:40.260part of me that says well there are still white liberals that doesn't mean we shouldn't fight it
00:56:44.220do you see what i'm saying like right but i mean yeah right yeah i mean both can be true but the
00:56:48.900the retort is there are still white liberals in south africa i mean i just did an interview with
00:56:53.440the guy who does uh afroform yeah and we were discussing this very issue and people can
00:57:01.020fundamentally get used to anything yes we are we are very durable creatures and that's actually0.99
00:57:08.820not a good thing because people can just get used to a reduced quality of life they can get used to
00:57:14.880losing their community they can get used to constantly being in danger and having to put
00:57:19.020barbed wire up around their house and expecting to get broken into and in a weird way they can
00:57:23.300almost take pride about it i mean if you look at these blue cities if you ever notice that the vote
00:57:27.900in these cities has only grown more democratic more liberal same thing in europe it was actually
00:57:32.640in paris after that horrific terrorist attack in bataclan i think it was where you had hundreds
00:57:37.020people killed and everything else the vote for the left-wing parties actually went up
00:57:41.380and the the reason why is there's there's a curious i think it's partially a coping mechanism
00:57:48.040where you take refuge in status and you see this all the time where it's well i'm from new york
00:57:54.240yeah the subway is covered in piss and there's crime everywhere but what are you a big conservative
00:57:59.580baby like that's what it is to be like a new yorker aren't we great aren't we tough aren't
00:58:04.160we things yeah i got my car got broken into but that's life in the big city because i'm in a place
00:58:08.460that matters i mean this right this almost kind of brag that yeah we live in squalor and that's
00:58:13.240what makes us better than you i mean this is how people cope with this sort of thing i mean yeah
00:58:17.600it's true human adaptability is amazing and especially if you're born into these conditions
00:58:24.080i mean if you don't know anything else that's that's it that's just it yeah here's uh jonathan
00:58:28.480paulson i think danish um anthropologist whatever is this position but he's like according to this
00:58:33.600european survey it's how i was always give and take with surveys where who why how many it's
00:58:38.080i get it rewarding yeah but still uh the support for non-european mass immigration to europe has
00:58:42.880increased over the last 15 years in most countries sweden was actually one you know point not not
00:58:48.800point one down it's like oh finally have you had have you had enough yet have we are we done you
00:58:53.440know kind of thing um but otherwise it's if this is true then there's more support for it now and
00:58:58.800it's almost like this exactly it's almost like this for the first time they kind of have a
00:59:04.000a challenge maybe or they they maybe these conditions make them feel like they're even
00:59:08.800alive anymore do you see i'm saying like the between the comfort and the modernity part of it
00:59:13.080you know that's a big part of it paul johnson wrote this book he's a conservative historian
00:59:17.240not particularly radical or anything like that i mean very conservative inc normal guy right but
00:59:22.360he wrote this book called a history of the american people and i remember talking about the 1960s
00:59:27.900why did you have this explosion of resentment and rage against the american system in the 1960s i
00:59:33.580mean this was quite literally the most spoiled generation that ever lived i mean they got more
00:59:38.560than anybody ever and all they could think of to do was destroy everything and his judgment was
00:59:45.020that boredom is actually a much underrated catalyst in human history correct correct i agree i agree
00:59:50.520um idle hands right he's just like what do we do let let's just ruin our civilization why because
00:59:56.820it's something fun to do i don't know it's like uh it's like a relationship right i mean how many1.00
01:00:01.980how many women have you seen where they like screw up a relationship or a marriage or something like0.99
01:00:06.160that why because they want the drama because they want something to happen there are plenty of guys
01:00:10.740who do that kind of thing where it's like you go out with them somewhere and then they just you
01:00:14.840know you'll be at a bar or something and you see someone walk over and start a fight you maybe
01:00:18.380escape with the skin of your teeth and you're outside why did you do that well i was bored
01:00:22.380yeah i mean like these that you know we all know people like this and the problem is collectives0.97
01:00:26.840behave this way too oh definitely yeah yeah somebody and the shit test partially like0.94
01:00:33.280you know our inability to just put our foot down i mean there's there there's something to that and0.99
01:00:39.140there's not to take it in a relationship point of view but there's something about you know
01:00:45.860everybody knows that what particularly a woman says and what she means what she says she wants
01:00:52.020what she actually wants can be two different things if you but this is probably true of
01:00:58.000everyone and especially true with politics. I mean, James Burnham has this whole theory
01:01:03.100that everything in politics, there's the, the formal meaning of an argument, which is what
01:01:08.300they say. And then there's the real meaning, which is what they're actually going for the
01:01:12.600material interests that are being served. And it's like that when we have these discussions
01:01:17.080in politics where they, they say, Oh, it's about compassion. It's about empathy. It's about these
01:01:21.380sorts of things, but is it really part of it might be spite, but part of it is also, as you suggest,
01:01:26.040you guys are so weak so we're just going to keep putting you in these situations and you're either
01:01:31.800going to rise up and put your foot down and restore order and we're going to say that we
01:01:37.300don't want it but we actually do and if you don't do it we're all going to convert to this form of
01:01:43.900social organization i.e. Islam that's even more repressive and more conservative and is actually0.62
01:01:49.940a worse version of all these things we say we don't like i mean human psychology is very0.99
01:01:54.800complicated and all these things are happening at once where it really leaves us fundamentally is
01:01:59.360that it is only going to we're only going to get anywhere through the efforts of an active minority
01:02:04.720yeah of strong men who are going to take some measure of state power and force a solution that
01:02:10.980is what it is going to take yeah because it's also a distinctly uh what do you call what do
01:02:17.960you call it um xenophilic perspective weaved into this psychology as well especially the1.00
01:02:23.500female psychology but like they can pass all kinds of manners of laws to like you know increase like1.00
01:02:30.100what's considered rape right as a technicality like you can have some guy with a hard-on like
01:02:34.260sleeping behind a girl it was actually a case like that in sweden and he was like basically
01:02:37.660sentenced for rape you know i mean but then there's like this when there's actual rape or
01:02:42.400right you know like migrant driven just yeah now it doesn't count no it's just like yeah you know
01:02:47.580it's actually what we like is this way you do you want this you know but but if but if i think i
01:02:53.760think it's one of those i think it's one of those things where like i i almost i don't want to look
01:02:57.480into it it'd be like being the protagonist in a lovecraft story like if if one saw the truth one
01:03:02.640would instantly go mad yeah it's probably better it's better to shine there's some knowledge i
01:03:06.760just don't want to know uh yeah but it's glanced by a few times and oh yeah right right right
01:03:13.760cthulhu has nothing on this but there is something to be said for i mean let's let's give
01:03:22.560an example from what happened with shiloh hendrix so shiloh hendrix i mean let's let's talk about
01:03:30.880things like rape culture let's talk about things like the male gaze and all this sorts of thing
01:03:34.320this is a woman holding a child a man comes up a man with a history of being charged with various
01:03:42.340sexual offenses, by the way, though he wasn't convicted, but he was charged. A man starts
01:03:47.660following her aggressively, putting her on camera as she's walking away, accosting her.
01:03:56.400Now, everything I've ever been told, every HR seminar I've ever been through, right,
01:04:00.340tells me that the man here is the aggressor, that in some sense he's committing, he's behaving in
01:04:07.140accordance with what we might call rape culture. And yet what happens? She is actually the one
01:04:13.580who is charged with disorderly conduct. And I know everybody says, oh, she said the N word to
01:04:19.780this kid. She was actually acquitted on that. She was convicted of saying the word to this adult
01:04:25.280male who was videoing her and telling her to say the word. All she did was do what she told her to
01:04:32.300do while pursuing her and yet she was convicted and the female judge gave her a more severe
01:04:41.440sentence than she has given actual sex criminals in the past yeah now there's a lot going on there
01:04:49.080in terms of psychology in terms of politics in terms of ideology what the true explanation is
01:04:55.960that probably would all drive us insane if we could glimpse it and probably the people even
01:05:00.420making decisions don't admit to themselves what the true motivations are. But let's not kid
01:05:05.260ourselves that this is all just happening at face value and that what people say are the reasons
01:05:10.400they want these things are the actual reasons. Yeah, there's some weird competitive phenomena
01:05:14.800like female psychology. Basically, you put other potential female genetic competition under high1.00
01:05:22.880cortisol, stressful situations. And it's a breeding, what's the word I'm looking for?0.91
01:05:29.680a competitive breeding strategy or something like that no babe no baby it looks so great with short1.00
01:05:35.260hair when i say that to their friends you should totally get that i'm not saying some girls don't1.00
01:05:41.840look good with short hair i'm just saying i'm giving you an example like yeah no those clothes
01:05:45.380look great when i obviously don't like that kind of thing the funny thing is like you know the idea
01:05:50.640of female solidarity is is obviously a myth in a lot of ways and if you but but this is the broader
01:05:56.160thing i don't want it to turn into like a male female thing and obviously there's there is this0.94
01:05:59.700whole narrative that we should push back against like oh it's the liberal white women it's like1.00
01:06:03.020right yeah look women are what they are and they they follow the dominant power structure most yeah1.00
01:06:08.280they're made by someone right yeah so therefore if if they follow the dominant power structure1.00
01:06:13.800they are not the ones with the most agency there right so the the root cause of our problems is1.00
01:06:18.560not white women it's not no the white women are not sovereign running the media companies or
01:06:22.960something, right? Like, let's get past that. But there is something going on here. And I think1.00
01:06:27.620what is universal is that it all does come down to status competition and status anxiety. And when
01:06:33.540people use things like empathy and morality, morality is a will to power. And power is best
01:06:40.100exercised when it's disguised. And if you have somebody in a uniform saying, do this, people can
01:06:46.460see it, people can react against it. But when you have some dumpy woman and an HR thing or a European0.98
01:06:52.640human rights court saying well you need to bring these people in you need to bring in
01:06:56.620you need to fund all these programs you aren't allowed to do all this kind of stuff i mean that's
01:07:00.940a use of arbitrary power far more sweeping than any king commander but we take it for granted0.97
01:07:06.560because no one powers keep up the good work guys oh thank you number one jeeves holy shit0.73
01:07:12.800100 bucks thank you man appreciate you all right sorry go on uh it's it but that's a very
01:07:17.500interesting point because what let me rephrase it and say it like this that the consequences
01:07:23.720obviously of the of the policies of the cardigan wearing problem glasses trauma bang lady can be
01:07:31.120as equal or even worse than any quote-unquote fascist dictator who's ever lived right but since0.99
01:07:36.720it comes in that presentation and not in a hugo boss uniform you will actually not have the reaction
01:07:42.620and of course that's why they do it so many times yeah yeah including from us i mean let's
01:07:47.380you go to a conference say let's and there are antifa outside protesting if a man comes up to
01:07:55.160you and bumps into you you're gonna throw hands and you're gonna feel good about it girl comes
01:08:00.440up to you starts screaming the most vile abuse maybe even threatens says like hopes your wife0.99
01:08:05.000dies hope your kid died does all this kind of stuff you're gonna smack her she hits you you're0.98
01:08:09.220going to hit her back suddenly suddenly these become much more complicated questions not just0.91
01:08:15.060because of the media consequences the legal consequences but because it's so ingrained in
01:08:21.200you you don't physically attack somebody who's physically weaker it'd be like fighting a child
01:08:26.380right you're just not going to do you're just not going to do it yeah but in a weird way that's
01:08:30.400precisely why they're so aggressive and so therefore that is actually the people you want
01:08:36.940doing these sorts of things yes i mean that's one of the look at the situation of in with ice with
01:08:43.780renee good i think it was in minneapolis where i mean this is a woman who clearly had had no0.82
01:08:50.220conception whatsoever that force could ever be exercised against her i mean she's driving around0.81
01:08:56.720a car aiming at a police officers or ice agents i should say doing all this kind of stuff zooming
01:09:01.820off it doesn't even occur to her that she could be held accountable for her actions and then when
01:09:07.780she was what is the narrative we get from everybody else oh she was a mother oh she was a woman what
01:09:14.080big bad ice agent you're scared of this little woman no he's scared of the giant car that she's
01:09:18.620driving like that's the relevant factor here yeah but we all just kind of see past that
01:09:22.940yeah the discourse people do interpret it this way the discourse in the media should have been
01:09:27.580if we lived in a sane world can you believe that a mother did such a thing such a reckless thing
01:09:32.700and putting herself and ultimately then her children in a place like that but is that what
01:09:37.040happened well there's no there's no status to be gained from caring about your own kids
01:09:40.320to be cared about gaining about foreign kids true true i mean how many how many times
01:09:45.240it does come down to we like to think that there's oh there's human nature it's just ingrained in
01:09:51.700people to care about their kids care about their spouse care about the people sorts of things and
01:09:55.320obviously that is true to some extent. There are powerful biological instincts here, but I think
01:09:59.620the, the status competition is sort of at the root of all of this. I mean, for most of human history,
01:10:04.600other than the fact that you're biologically programmed to love them to some extent,
01:10:09.900why do you care about your kids? Why do you even want kids? Right? Because your status
01:10:15.060kind of depends upon it. I mean, you, you have to continue the line. These sorts of traditional
01:10:19.420institutions are how you extend power. This is how you secure property. This is how you ensure
01:10:23.900basic safety like this is just what you do now that's not really true anymore i mean to be
01:10:29.960brutally cynical about it what gives you more power if say your father who's an unpopular right
01:10:37.780winger has your back or if you sell out your father to the media as we've seen in several
01:10:43.860cases and now the media has your back or even sell out your kid to the media and the media
01:10:48.460has your back we saw that during charlottesville yeah we've seen that in many cases since we've
01:10:52.940seen articles where mothers like write to some news thing like my child fell down the alt-right
01:10:57.720pipeline what am I going to do I mean it's pretty hard to think of anything more depraved than a
01:11:03.020parent selling out their own child for a pat on the head from journalists but we see this all the
01:11:07.520time now why because at the end of the day in the society we have and now that's actually a way of0.51
01:11:12.660getting more money and status and support yes but only in western societies only white countries
01:11:17.620European stock something has happened to us the psychology there's been selection pressure over
01:11:22.700well a few hundred years almost a thousand now of us unselecting kinship and actually choosing a
01:11:29.720larger organizational structure such as a government it used to be around the church that
01:11:33.700was an organizing factor right for example um now it's just kind of an arbitrary i don't know rules
01:11:38.680or like the the liberal values or something in an international economic zone i'm not sure what's
01:11:44.360running uh that anymore but but you see i'm saying there's a we have we we were you know we as white
01:11:51.560people are the weird ones right like we're the ones who are yeah right we're referring to that
01:11:56.240specific book right yeah the weirdest people uh henry in the world yeah right right and i mean
01:12:01.780this is this is one of the things that we have to confront is it is when somebody says something
01:12:07.840like race doesn't matter or we're all individuals i know i'm talking to a white person i mean the
01:12:12.840only white people talk that way and that's it's actually it's genetic and tribal that we don't
01:12:18.380care about genetics and tribe yeah if you look if you look at if you look at white people
01:12:23.840historically yes obviously there was a sense of race yes obviously there was a sense of tribe
01:12:27.360but we've always kind of been less on that regard than other people and for most of our history that
01:12:34.380was actually our strength because what does it allow you do it allows you to build high trust
01:12:38.420societies yes it lets you build economies where you're not just trying to screw each other over1.00
01:12:42.120people all the time i mean you're not dealing with indians right right it lets you have far-flung
01:12:47.040empires where you can write like a letter back to your boss in London or whatever you're doing when0.89
01:12:52.540you're governing from the Raj and both sides of that communication can be pretty sure that what's
01:12:57.020going on in the letter is more or less what happened or at least what the guy believes
01:13:00.000happened it's not just constantly trying to scam people it's not just these reliance on extended
01:13:05.180kinship networks which make getting basic administration in the third world done a0.69
01:13:10.440complete nightmare as anyone who's been to Iraq or Afghanistan or any of these places will tell you
01:13:14.520Yeah. But it also means that we have societies that are comically easy to hack. Yes. And this
01:13:21.180is why it's, it sounds so crude, but this is what I keep coming back to the, the thing that the
01:13:29.020vaccine, the effective vaccine, I should say the vaccine that you actually need to inculcate
01:13:34.400yourself from this kind of thing is a sense of race. The understanding that these sorts of norms
01:13:39.360really only work among fellow white people. And that if you try to extend them to other racial
01:13:46.180groups, they break down more or less instantly. And all that happens is you're taken advantage of.
01:13:51.660And then the very things that you're trying to defend all fall apart. I mean, let's look at
01:13:56.160just American society. Are we more high trust than we were, say, 20 years ago? Do we trust our
01:14:03.020leaders? Do we trust our institutions? Do you trust what you read in the papers? Do you trust
01:14:07.280what you see on TV. Now you could argue that a certain sense of cynicism and questioning is kind
01:14:12.040of a good thing maybe, but it's pretty hard to go through life every day. And I think we all kind
01:14:18.120of feel this to some extent when every phone call you get is a scam call or every business offer
01:14:24.040you get, you know, that somebody trying to take advantage of you or every, every time you have a
01:14:28.780negotiation with someone, you're just on your guard because you know, something bad is about
01:14:32.640to happen. It did not used to be this way. And it doesn't have to be this way, but this is a
01:14:37.560necessary consequence of diversity. Robert Putnam, we're all familiar with his work,
01:14:42.140Bowling Alone, work that he covered up himself for a long time because he was basically scared
01:14:47.520of his own findings, but ultimately he released it. Until it gets twisted into something positive.
01:14:51.780I remember that. Right, right. Yeah, right. But what he concluded, the most damning part
01:14:55.900of that research was not that diversity reduces social trust and public participation,
01:15:02.640between groups you would kind of expect that right but it even reduces it within the same group right
01:15:07.940yeah that's the really damning thing yeah it's not just that it destroys our whole society
01:15:12.540now we can't even trust ourselves right well and the point there is we were already kind of on that
01:15:18.180trajectory that the that what turned us what made us successful is that we were able to organize
01:15:24.820around bigger objectives than our own just tribe or village essentially right yeah right right but
01:15:31.020long term that has now presented itself as the weakness and as you say you can now have an0.96
01:15:35.660inbred you know pakistani clan infiltrating the swedish police department and take over0.97
01:15:42.040because we're standing there with our pants down and like well the rules or something you know and0.85
01:15:46.680it's like what that doesn't matter at the end of the day so what used to be this great strength and
01:15:51.880really part of like how we you know collectively speaking managed to conquer the world and map
01:15:56.940every time you know but now it's like this but everything just you know the ball it bottomed out
01:16:03.080to the whole thing and now there's nothing instead that are keeping us together because
01:16:06.720think of it when the catholic church did those things when they started with you know kind of
01:16:10.640banning kinship marriage and you know things like that right right right then you're like you're
01:16:15.480also working with a stock of people that have had kinship for two three four thousand years who knows
01:16:22.260how long right so the stock that they're working with is like it's like it is kinship but they but
01:16:28.080you take that and just balloon it over to a much bigger objective but over time now that's trickled
01:16:33.520down and now we're like now there's nothing left we're atomized individuals we don't know how to
01:16:38.000organize we don't know how to do anything right because we relied on this okay i always thought
01:16:42.780it was like swedes specifically bread for compliance or something but you realize that's
01:16:47.820been the course of you know most European societies to be honest you know right and this
01:16:53.760is a difficult thing and this is just true of of life of nature that the things which are
01:16:58.520advantages and the things that this true of business certainly the things that are advantages
01:17:03.420the things that allow you to triumph over competitors on a long enough timeline become
01:17:07.160they become disadvantages because people adapt to this kind of thing and it sounds horribly crude
01:17:12.380because if you say, well, what, what can we do? Is there, is there a specific thing? Is there a
01:17:18.860tool that we can use where we don't have to give up all of these things that made our nations great,
01:17:26.560that made the West great, that allowed us to create the modern world and all of the wonders
01:17:30.900within it, but also prevent us from being taken advantage of by every other people on the planet,
01:17:36.960there actually is this one magical concept which would allow us to triumph over all of this
01:17:42.920and it's racial racial racial consciousness pan-european consciousness yes i agree i agree
01:17:49.860but but but people don't want to hear that that's kind of the thing but it's also like but he can't
01:17:57.520be i don't think he can be told you can't sell it that way yeah you can't sell you can't sell
01:18:01.760we all know that but you can't even we're all we're among friends here so yeah if you say like
01:18:07.820look you can certainly i think there's more openness to the idea there was the homeland
01:18:13.320institute did uh david study's group did a poll and one of the reasons i like that group is because
01:18:18.940you see a lot of people doing commentary right but there's very little original reporting and
01:18:24.340there's very little original data and they did some polling on remigration and immigration
01:18:30.580questions among Democrats, Republicans, and independents. And what you see is this very
01:18:35.360interesting growth among Republican voters about would you support a politician, explicitly a
01:18:43.500politician, who had immigration policies to maintain America's white majority or increase
01:18:49.280America's white majority? Do you believe in the great replacement theory? Do you believe that
01:18:54.580whites are being reduced to a minority on purpose? Do you believe this is being done because the left
01:19:00.060is doing this to guarantee permanent political power. And you see very large groups of Republican
01:19:06.680voters, more than a majority in most of these cases, and it's going up even from just a couple
01:19:11.200of years ago. So there is this sort of education process where it's like, wait, look, we are part
01:19:18.080of a group, whether we like it or not, we're in this fight, we're going to be treated as a group.
01:19:22.380I mean, one of the things that I'm always hammering on is that identity is two things. I mean, one,
01:19:26.500it's who you are it's your your genetics your inborn thing it's not what's chosen it's just
01:19:30.940what you are and you and i are both pagans so we we kind of like that idea it's it's it's fate
01:19:36.160it's destiny it's set right but there's also another way and it's how power treats you
01:19:41.660because we all we are all individuals even even those of us who talk about tribe and race and
01:19:47.700things like this all the time we're still white people and so we we have this in sense of like
01:19:52.080I'm an individual. You can't tell me what to do. But the fact is when power deals with us,
01:19:58.060it deals with us as white people. It doesn't deal with us as Christians or pagans or Catholics or0.54
01:20:02.660Protestants or Republicans or Democrats or capitalists or workers. It deals with us as
01:20:06.560white people. I think the Shiloh Hendricks case shows that more spectacular than anything else
01:20:10.000in recent memory. And so to some extent, we're doomed to responding as white people because
01:20:16.260that's what the attack is coming from i mean sam francis made this exact argument 30 years ago
01:20:22.560yeah and not much has changed it's just the struggle has intensified even more
01:20:26.380yeah um it's either it's a make it or break it type of situation that we're in uh essentially
01:20:33.520that either we get it and and it's i mean i liken it just to a forest fire it's burning shit down
01:20:38.780and either you're gonna you know sprout from that again or you know everything around us
01:20:42.540we're going to get we're going to there's going to be an incredible loss of our numbers that's
01:20:46.480just the reality of it i think to be honest and part of it is good then so what else can you do
01:20:52.040right now and there's you know the critical factor and i don't mean to sound like i do get kind of
01:20:57.340annoyed with sort of the chest beating like oh we're just so much better than anybody else
01:21:00.820you know like i it is kind of wearying sometimes but i'm just saying this because i honestly
01:21:06.640believe that the critical factor is how what percentage of white people are loyal to our own
01:21:14.080and are willing to do what needs to be done not how many white people there are yeah correct there
01:21:18.980are more white people now than there have ever been yeah and it's worse off than ever you know
01:21:23.260right it's not the problem no no the problem the problem is not that there's not enough of us
01:21:27.640the problem is the collective willpower and yeah i realize this might even be controversial and
01:21:33.640stuff like that. But when you look at technology, when you look at all the things coming down the
01:21:37.120pipe, the idea of like increasing our numbers rapidly or, or using technology so we can have
01:21:43.000more power relative to our numbers, we're dealing with external foes. These are not even concerns.
01:21:48.280These are the sorts of problems we could solve more or less instantly. It's like to,
01:21:51.360to go back to where we started the technical problem of how do you stop these people coming
01:21:57.100into the enclave? Well, that's pretty easy to do. That's not really the issue. The issue is,
01:22:02.700do we have the will to stop them and i don't even mean like stop them violently with like oh i mean
01:22:07.520you see people on twitter right like oh it'll be like d-day we'll have machine guns you don't even
01:22:12.260need to do that there are lots of ways to stop them where nobody gets hurt but we don't even
01:22:16.100have the will to do that so the critical thing that we need to look at is not technology it's
01:22:20.280not raw numbers it's willpower it's morality it's how do we develop a sense where we have the not
01:22:26.720just the right to defend ourselves as a group but the obligation yeah because it's we're always
01:22:32.360looking for this a shortcut is it no this is one simple trick you can just do this to solve this
01:22:38.600one you know the problem and it's like no it's just like we need to grow some balls and put our0.99
01:22:43.940foot down that's basically what it you know kind of going to be like do we need to just do shit0.97
01:22:48.400and just get it done that's basically it like paralyzed you know like analysis paralysis just0.97
01:22:53.960like oh shit we gotta you know i think you mentioned it in one of your shows but it's like0.59
01:22:57.680i'm gonna we're gonna come up with the here's the perfect you know just gold standard ideology0.99
01:23:04.040right and we're all and and then when that when we have that everyone's just gonna rally behind
01:23:09.040us and it's like no that's not how it works you know yeah yeah i've developed like neo-romantic
01:23:15.080national syndicalism with american trumpist characteristics and people just shut the hell
01:23:19.840yeah right like we all know it needs to be done these problems can be solved very easily and again
01:23:27.340not i mean sometimes cynical blackpilled whatever but i mean there are there are examples in our own
01:23:33.840time of countries that have been turned around near instantly again look at el salvador yeah i
01:23:38.720mean if you would if this was as close to hell on earth as a place that existed not too long ago now
01:23:44.580many ways it's more civilized than america itself fascinating isn't it all right we got to do this0.85
01:23:49.700one hey holy shit albert challenge coming in coming in last i'm just going to open with this0.87
01:23:54.720and I was like, we get into the discussion right away.0.91
01:28:15.200I'd encourage everybody to check it out there because the conference has been announced November 13th to 15th at beautiful Montgomery Bell State Park in Tennessee, our usual location.
01:28:23.500So I want to see as many of you guys there as possible.
01:28:25.960We've got a really good lineup this year, a lot of activists, a lot of speakers.
01:28:28.880i think it's gonna be pretty exciting and a lot different than what a lot of people are expecting
01:28:32.440when you compare it to years past nice as far as where you can find identity politics i'm on rumble
01:28:37.480i'm on youtube i'm on odyssey but every episode is also put up at amren.com so just start with
01:28:42.780american renaissance and you'll find everything you need all right awesome and of course we got
01:28:46.720veter james k on that yeah i gotta change that at some point i gotta change that to my actual name
01:28:51.680i've just been i've just been too lazy to do it i mean i've got you can do it because i mean i got
01:28:55.700rid of the yeah i mean i've i've gotten rid of the uh the stupid pen names and everything else
01:29:00.720we don't need to go into the whole thing about why that existed back in the day and everything0.95
01:29:03.920else yeah there's something about like changing the handle because then you you gotta wait for
01:29:08.020approval with everything else and i don't know about you but i think that there's definitely
01:29:11.740something funny going on with x i mean my follower account has been frozen for like a year and all
01:29:16.480sorts of people are giving me the same sorts of complaints that it's happening to them too
01:29:20.060mine is going reverse i'm actually losing now more yeah and i'm not i'm not i don't stare myself
01:29:27.760blind on the numbers and the stats i just happen to see it like you know it's like oh it's gone
01:29:31.180down 100 it's not it's not happening organically i mean no there's definitely something going on
01:29:36.240and i mean we have to prepare ourselves for the fact that what the brief little boomlet of free
01:29:42.080speech that people had on x that's probably over probably that's unfortunate oh pedro escobar over
01:29:47.100on rumble gifted five subs as well thank you sir appreciate that that's very kind of you all right
01:29:51.240so um what do you say um i said see how some said james because we're talking about your old
01:29:57.400well james kerr packard nice you know kevin uh we'll take a quick little break here and then
01:30:04.780we'll be uh back with uh with more after flash after that so uh stay tuned everybody thank you
01:30:10.000kevin again for joining us we appreciate you so much all right thank you guys folk first as always
01:30:14.680and we'll see you on Afterflash in five minutes or so.