Red Ice TV - May 19, 2025


The Struggle For Australia - Thomas Sewell


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1 hour and 11 minutes

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12,578

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42

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15

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In this episode, we talk to a man who has been a part of the anti-racist, anti-colonialist and anti-racism movement in Australia for over 20 years. He is a former Australian soldier who served with the Australian Defence Force and the Australian National Party, and has been involved in protests and street protests since the early 2000s.

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00:06:59.980 army when i was about 20 uh lee rigby a drummer lee rigby a british uh recruiter got his head
00:07:06.740 chopped off in the street by muslims and that was definitely a wake-up call for me uh just because 1.00
00:07:12.220 of how the army handled it so i was in the army and we were training at the time to go over to
00:07:16.440 afghanistan to uh to kill the taliban and uh we were told that there was intelligence that there
00:07:23.660 was going to be terrorist attacks here in in australia similar to lee rigby and that in the
00:07:28.500 event that one of these took place we were to hide under the the tables in the lunchroom and call
00:07:33.120 the northern territory police oh my gosh and that that that was like the point of no return for me
00:07:37.660 that that radicalized me more than anything um yeah i just i can still remember that moment like
00:07:44.200 it was yesterday i remember too when i said those 29 yeah i think it was not 2013 20 oh was that oh
00:07:51.600 it was that late okay yeah there you go yeah i mean it was a slew of things at that time and then you
00:07:55.680 kind of had what they later deemed a migrant crisis you know in the u in the eu obviously into europe
00:08:00.180 uh but it was a string of events at that point which i think really shook a lot of people
00:08:04.960 yeah it was just crazy to me that we were being trained to go kill these people overseas but then 0.56
00:08:10.200 we weren't allowed to kill them in our own country right and i thought that was just that just broke
00:08:13.780 my brain that's when i realized that this is not a logical situation like we're um there is a
00:08:19.740 seditious enemy inside the system and that's when i didn't want to be in the army anymore that's
00:08:24.300 when i didn't want to be in the system anymore uh and i decided to start going down a path and uh
00:08:30.560 i read my conf again uh because i'd read it when i was 18 but i didn't i didn't fully take it in
00:08:35.500 um i read my conf again and uh i watched uh the greatest story never told and i started engaging
00:08:43.480 in politics shortly after that i met up with blair cottrell at a street protest in uh i think early
00:08:48.360 very early 2015 um and i started attending nationalist meetings in real life and street
00:08:54.180 protests and yeah uh it was just it's all downstream from there or upstream however you want to look at
00:09:00.600 it so my conf at 18 now that's not most people's 18 year olds reading material um maybe it should be
00:09:07.260 but that's a different thing tell us how you how you ended up there were you just interested in the
00:09:11.160 ideas or were you kind of uh uh yeah i was always fascinated yeah i was always fascinated with
00:09:16.880 history um first i came to love history then i became a nationalist and uh i studied all the the
00:09:24.660 you know the ancient greeks and the romans uh throughout early high school and i loved studying
00:09:29.820 world war ii we did about six months of world war i and world war ii in high school and uh i took a deep
00:09:34.640 dive there and studied everything that i they could find in the library um and i was just very passionate
00:09:41.140 about world war ii history uh even before i knew the truth uh i i never really studied the holocaust
00:09:47.020 much because you know it was kind of this this uh the school treated like it was a given fact and never
00:09:52.400 really gave any details um other than oh here's some shoes and here's some hair and cyclone b um so that
00:09:58.920 was really easy to debunk in my my own head uh which i became aware that the the holocaust was a lie 0.96
00:10:05.700 uh around the time that lee rigby had his head chopped off so i was going on 4chan i was on poll and
00:10:10.900 i started watching documentaries on youtube by david irving uh frederick tobin uh ernst zandel
00:10:17.020 um and these men are just so intelligent and so well read and they just they just smash it out of the
00:10:23.340 water in 20 minutes so uh it was over after that point i didn't believe in the jewish lie anymore 0.95
00:10:28.160 um but i was always fascinated by by hitler and national socialism before i even knew
00:10:33.040 uh that they were um not what the war propaganda made them out to be so it was very easy to jump
00:10:39.160 across and realize that uh you know we need to defend uh like white nations we need to have a
00:10:45.400 a sense of uh honor and justice in our government in our statecraft um and that we're being parasited by
00:10:52.540 usurious and evil um system and that it's primarily uh the the responsibility uh well it's primarily the
00:11:02.200 fault of the jews and the traders the white traders uh that have uh allowed for our decline 0.97
00:11:09.160 so military push our decline actually right yeah exactly so you said yeah you said the military was
00:11:16.740 there any i'm not sure how it was at that point or you know what years were in there but um and if
00:11:21.960 you were vocal maybe you were not vocal but was there any issues at that point i mean today they
00:11:26.040 try to vet for these things they're very careful and cautious and they you know they want to have all
00:11:29.700 the right people which is the wrong people in there was that the case then or well i almost
00:11:34.960 couldn't get into the military because i had a civilian psychologist asked me a bunch of feminist 1.00
00:11:40.520 questions and i was 17 at the time that i was applying and she kept asking me in circles about
00:11:45.780 how do i feel it wasn't a psychological interview it was a political interview right um she kept asking
00:11:51.920 me i'm 17 i'm i think i'm in year 11 or year 12 at school and i was doing my interviews to join the
00:11:57.620 infantry and she kept asking me uh what what do i think about women in the army what do i think about 0.98
00:12:03.240 women in combat roles and i just said to her like i'm not gonna have to deal with this i'm joining
00:12:06.720 the infantry women aren't allowed in the infantry she kept asking me hypotheticals about you know 1.00
00:12:12.060 what if women were in the infantry how would you feel about that and i just i kind of did that um
00:12:16.960 you know what how would you feel if you didn't have breakfast like i kind of but i did have breakfast
00:12:22.040 i just played i kind of played dumb and i was like well i i don't know i'd have to wait and see
00:12:26.360 and i didn't give her the exact answers that uh she was looking for so that actually caused me issues
00:12:30.960 um and it had to get overruled by an actual infantry soldier that was a sergeant um in the the
00:12:36.920 recruiting building that was like uh nah we're not i'm not paying attention to this i'm just gonna
00:12:41.940 i'm gonna tick you through um because yeah they tried to stop me from joining the army because i
00:12:46.660 didn't give the correct answer about how do i feel about women uh dying on the front line um because
00:12:51.260 you meant to say yes of course absolutely i'd love to see definitely die on the front line yes lying on
00:12:55.200 the front line next to me uh comrade uh but uh yeah that was interesting but then they had me on
00:13:02.340 a waiting list for 18 months and i thought that that was just crazy that it was taking so long to
00:13:06.260 join um and it was because they wanted to fill the spots with with women and brown people and gay people
00:13:11.400 um and i actually ran into a warrant officer who was in a fifth battalion who was one of my friend's
00:13:18.560 fathers and i actually end up joining fifth battalion when i finished my combat training
00:13:23.240 at my uh infantry training and uh i said to him oh i'm on a waiting list and he goes there's no such
00:13:29.920 thing as a waiting list and i said yeah there is i'm on a waiting like they said it's it's going to
00:13:34.200 take about a year and he goes we are two companies down in fifth battalion we only have uh charlie and
00:13:40.920 and uh bravo we have no delta we have no alpha we're 300 men down we are starved for recruits we need
00:13:47.980 men right now um this is bullshit this is nonsense and i'm like i'm not lying to you this is what 0.91
00:13:52.500 defense force recruiting have told me and then he was like you called them up and you tell them
00:13:56.520 what i'm what i've said so i called them up and i said to them i have just met warren officer i can't
00:14:00.680 remember his last name watkins or something like that and he has told me that you know they're two
00:14:04.800 companies down at fifth battalion they're starved for recruits that not enough guys are coming
00:14:08.400 through the school of infantry what's going on and i think i had my enlistment date within two
00:14:11.740 weeks of that phone call so okay every step of the way seditious traitors yeah stabbing us in the
00:14:19.900 bank weaken us yeah exactly yeah every step what if we had a war coming up next year and we got
00:14:25.720 defense force recruiting a bunch of civilian communists um stopping uh you know men i mean
00:14:32.500 obviously now the world is a different place now and and 12 years on from or 15 years on almost from
00:14:38.440 that moment um you know obviously my feelings are very different so i don't want the chat to get
00:14:44.040 too upset about what i'm saying oh i fight and die for zog but you got to understand as an 18 year
00:14:48.300 old and you're patriotic and you love your country you don't understand this stuff you don't understand
00:14:53.020 zog you don't understand that there's communists everywhere and that they're trying to destroy your 0.94
00:14:57.740 nation and undermine it from within so the whole system's evil the whole system's got to go uh yeah
00:15:03.180 the camps are going to be massive when we take power i mean the amount of people that we're going to
00:15:08.120 have to put in a camp and then assess whether they undermine the nation i mean the magistrate's
00:15:12.960 court is the line is going to be going out the door um as to the sedition charges it is insane
00:15:18.940 speed trials don't know but do so perhaps do you do you believe men today young men should join the
00:15:27.820 military and if they do indeed because no okay the training is still can you get a lot from it
00:15:33.660 is it good to have that training sure uh the most important thing is hardship that's the that's the
00:15:41.780 best lesson that i learned in the army was hardship and grit and the second most important lesson was
00:15:48.120 speed and aggression and unlocking that animal inside you uh that those those two things are probably still
00:15:56.840 present within the army and you can still probably get that out of being in the army but i think that you
00:16:01.400 can get that out of going camping all the time uh with bare bones material like not not galamping
00:16:07.440 you know not being glamorous with your camping just camping out of a backpack um spending lots of time
00:16:12.220 outdoors in nature um doing mma or or playing playing lots of sport you know even footy um you know i know a
00:16:20.380 lot of people are anti-footy but as long as you're playing it and not just sitting on the couch getting fat
00:16:24.280 watching it um but yeah playing footy doing martial arts doing lots of running lifting weights um that
00:16:31.980 in conjunction with uh with yeah a physically laborious job for example even an it job or like
00:16:37.720 a white collar job as long as you're doing plenty on the side plenty to toughen your mind and toughen
00:16:42.600 your body and uh as it was explained to us you can learn how to how to shoot a it was called slot i can't
00:16:49.060 excuse my australian but you can learn how to slot a cunt at 300 meters uh in two weeks so i wouldn't 0.99
00:16:55.820 i wouldn't join the army for the military so-called experience um you can be disciplined if you if you
00:17:02.020 believe in it yeah yeah i need structure order and you know obviously there's many groups now
00:17:06.280 organizations such as yours and so many others popping up basically trying to recreate some of
00:17:10.780 that right initiate men once again and younger men specifically you know into their mindset absolutely
00:17:15.700 you know yeah yeah well that's what we're trying to do is create a full package where uh you know we
00:17:21.940 do lots of camping outdoors if you join an active club um you kind of get the best of all all worlds
00:17:27.520 in the sense that you're not just joining a sporting team or an mma team uh mma gym you know you're getting
00:17:33.100 this full package where you go camping you know you do running you lift weights you learn how to box
00:17:37.760 and then you do political activism and that's that speed and aggression you you learn that grit you learn
00:17:42.980 that determination and and uh often you come up against obstacles and you have to overcome those
00:17:48.540 obstacles and those are more valuable skills than you know death by powerpoint and diversity inclusion
00:17:54.320 training while you're in the defense force yeah no that's true they're they're gay find that pretty 1.00
00:17:58.420 pretty fast uh but what was the i mean demographically obviously at that point have you since that time have
00:18:06.200 you seen things radically drastically change in australia since that time
00:18:10.480 it's it's uh yeah it's i can't use the word incredible because it's despicable it's despicable uh
00:18:24.320 i i can't tell you what the statistics say because they lie but i do they even keep them or or take
00:18:32.680 them not accurately right yeah no uh i would say that melbourne is below 50 white like the city that
00:18:42.680 i live in i that that would be a fair assessment uh and that's all really happened in the last five
00:18:47.560 years like it has been a landslide yeah what's the primary groups are coming in would you say
00:18:52.940 at the moment the biggest group coming in is indians which is causing a lot of a lot of issues uh but 1.00
00:19:00.340 there's still a lot of chinese and southeast asians um and in the in the more well we're all working
00:19:06.060 class now everyone's poor but in the western suburbs which used to be regarded as the working
00:19:10.900 class suburbs uh the the demographics are more arab and african yeah in the east yeah well actually
00:19:20.180 they get they get um they get a lot of indians in the west as well indians are everywhere yeah but
00:19:24.160 then in the east we mostly get asians and indians but in the west they get africans um arabs and
00:19:30.480 indians and some islanders as well they get a little bit of pacific islanders yeah i was surprised
00:19:35.180 how many muslims there were is that what is that syria right some syria some iraq where where do you
00:19:41.580 i'm not sure you keep tallying on those i don't even care to be honest but is the excuse again oh it's
00:19:46.280 war we're gonna help them you know or is it just opportunity they don't even make
00:19:49.840 they don't even make excuses anymore yeah right they just pay they pay for them to come here they're
00:19:54.360 just paying for them to come here we are paying for them to come here yeah yeah they're getting
00:19:58.040 grants they're getting grants to bring their families they're getting they're all getting
00:20:01.000 brand new cars um no interest loans like it's it's a scam it's one giant immigration scam to replace 1.00
00:20:07.740 widey and obviously yeah everyone knows this everyone knows this it's a yeah there's almost no point
00:20:13.300 talking about it yeah i know some people need it repeated for the four million they do yep we're at
00:20:18.000 demographic war absolutely yep you need to do something about it threat um i wonder it's a
00:20:23.260 different kind of thing but if you want to comment on it the the covid you know the lockdowns restrictions
00:20:28.300 and stuff like that it was some of the more uh extreme ones in australia as you can't remember how
00:20:32.520 many how much clips and things i saw from that do you think that contributed in some part to kind
00:20:38.200 of help also radicalize some people against the state against the system um but maybe even towards
00:20:44.500 nationalism eventually did it have any fallout do you think absolutely well i predicted i wrote a an
00:20:51.840 essay while i was in prison during the covid lockdowns because they they decided to do an
00:20:56.680 entrapment operation and and lock up and non-associate as many politically not just myself but many many
00:21:02.300 um political agitators um uh during the covid lockdowns to ensure we couldn't mobilize people
00:21:09.760 against the government and and point people in the correct direction as to who was at fault uh
00:21:15.540 during that period uh they were very very worried about uh this covid anti-covid agenda um becoming a
00:21:28.120 genuine political movement and they did a lot to uh they did a lot to obliterate it and and isolate it
00:21:36.060 into all these different um almost state approved versions of anti-covid like you had to do a welcome
00:21:42.280 to country or you had to be pro-gay or you know the system works in these manners where it where it
00:21:48.240 infiltrates and it sends its little agents in and um some of these people were getting paid by you know
00:21:53.200 jewish lobbies to do this um or jewish media groups um to hijack the covid movement to never point
00:21:59.160 the finger at you know the jews and international finance that were behind this um and the new world
00:22:04.860 order so to speak or if they did have an understanding of this um this zog order it was
00:22:09.080 always from this crazy conspirator what they call cooker perspective um now since that movement has
00:22:15.820 completely collapsed in australia most people that we have recruited uh have come to their awareness
00:22:23.260 of uh national socialism adolf hitler one world government uh you know what's happening uh to our
00:22:30.140 society the demographic replacement they've come to that understanding uh and been awakened since
00:22:35.280 covid or during covid so it definitely has done a lot uh to help uh wake up australians to to an
00:22:42.060 existential threat to their existence um but also since covid the system has used uh covid as uh you know
00:22:50.700 they're distracting everyone with these health this health uh situation and what they did was they
00:22:56.440 absolutely flooded uh the culture with um you know welcome to countries with diversity like they
00:23:04.980 ramped up all that tenfold like i'd never even heard one in person until after covid um and when i
00:23:11.660 talked to corporate people they said that they had never heard one until they started doing them when
00:23:16.680 they weren't working at work anymore and so they used to go to work five days a week um and now they're
00:23:23.300 at home because it's lockdowns and they're getting uh like they're getting paid more than they've ever
00:23:28.280 been paid before they're getting a pay increase you know some guys were getting 20 30 uh extra pay
00:23:33.520 to work from home which was like you're only doing like 30 of the work you'd normally do or you know
00:23:38.960 you don't have to drive and be in traffic and then uh the only downside the only downside uh is that
00:23:46.580 every zoom meeting you start they do a oh we'd like to uh thank the traditional owners something
00:23:52.100 something we're in doodery shit so it's almost so as things you get a kind of a tumultuous upheaval
00:24:00.200 and a strange uh rearrangement of most you know life as you're accustomed to they shoehorn
00:24:05.760 an anti-white uh you know bullshit uh you know new thing into it because yeah well that too exactly
00:24:13.760 but then people will be more susceptible that because it's it's so it's twofold in a way right it's
00:24:18.140 in a way it's weirdly it's kind of good that they're pushing so hard because it does push on
00:24:21.740 people over the edge but at the same time the other part that does not that do not have that
00:24:26.120 fighting spirit in them will be probably much more used to be compliant no matter what it is whether
00:24:32.260 it's health or you know those kinds of bullshit little rituals there yeah yeah absolutely interesting
00:24:39.380 okay so a good way of putting the shoehorn it's a good way of putting it yeah that's usually what
00:24:43.600 they're cultural a cultural revolution yeah like the the next wave because they do it in waves
00:24:49.440 and so now and their rejection from it and i talked to some young guys as well so i talked to some
00:24:53.900 corporate people and i talked to some young guys that were school during it and they said to me
00:24:58.920 wait didn't you guys sing the national anthem in aboriginal at school and i was like what the fuck are 0.95
00:25:05.660 you talking and they're like oh did you guys do welcome to countries at school and i was like no
00:25:10.680 they're like oh i thought they always did welcome to countries at school and i was like not when i was in
00:25:16.500 school that you know and i'm only 10 years older than some of these young guys so yeah massive shift
00:25:22.740 a massive shift and it's that common communist thing like you you know i think it was stalin that
00:25:27.500 said it you know if you capture the youth so they they changed culture uh yeah so that's i don't think
00:25:35.260 that's my um is that my telegram i got tom's all uncensored uh oh is that the one you prefer to
00:25:42.500 promote uncensored yeah yeah yeah it's a it's a new one i've put up um gotcha we'll show the screen
00:25:47.640 here in a moment my old one yeah try and find the the other one was it underscore between no no
00:25:56.420 there's not a score it's just tom saw uncensored all right we'll pull it up here in a moment uh as i do
00:26:00.620 that let me ask you um maybe i think many people might have seen you kind of for the first time in
00:26:06.320 the limelight so to speak i guess after that uh channel nine security guard chimp out and
00:26:11.280 put you on the map a little bit i know you spoke to um lon about that last time as well but but you
00:26:17.300 may i forget because i forget what year that was now was that one of the first times you were kind of
00:26:20.900 had legal challenges or was it before that that that happened that was that was the first criminal
00:26:25.540 charge ever put against me yeah that was 2021 and that was the first time i ever uh was arrested
00:26:32.760 uh and had a criminal charge put against me uh i would say that's probably the most prominent i
00:26:39.220 ever was uh the most prominent uh the first most prominent point um in terms of the australian media
00:26:46.560 but i had i've been active since 2015 uh i did a few interviews i was on television as early as 2015
00:26:52.680 uh being interviewed by channel 7 and channel 10 so i had a very minor profile up until that point
00:26:58.960 yeah um yeah i want to play why don't i play that one that was really about the demographics but this
00:27:04.440 is one of the first clips i saw from you and i think this one was uploaded to uh to tiktok let's
00:27:09.320 check this one out it's a really good one and when our industry gets packed up and shipped overseas
00:27:13.360 they do another genius economic trick you see they bring in hundreds of thousands of people now
00:27:20.360 millions a year into this country and the rest of the western world and they do this and they don't
00:27:25.740 care where they come from they don't care where they're compatible all this is irrelevant they
00:27:29.900 don't care that you're upset about it they don't care that they're not integrating they buy fridges
00:27:34.800 they buy tvs they borrow money for homes and so the banks make more money and their stocks go up
00:27:42.060 and harvey norman makes more money and his stocks go up and anyone that builds shit overseas for cheap 0.65
00:27:48.460 plastic crap and sends it here to this country sells more and makes more money and the whole system
00:27:55.280 reinforces itself and now we're more dependent on the system and the politicians will tell you that
00:28:00.960 they're in charge and they have our interests in heart and they'll keep the whole system afloat
00:28:05.200 and your house that's 1.2 million dollars that's actually only worth 500 000 will be worth 1.3 by
00:28:11.460 next year as long as we keep migrating people in the country and we keep devaluing our dollar and we
00:28:16.780 keep sending our industry overseas there you go see a simple tiktok like that i'm not sure if you guys
00:28:22.500 made that or not but it was great you know do you remember what that was that was 2019 oh there you
00:28:28.180 go okay there you go awesome yeah no that's that's good good stuff years ago now there you go that was
00:28:33.540 that was 2019 so that was during a phase where we stopped doing the street the anti-islam street
00:28:39.220 protests but it was before we set up the nsn and the eam and what's now known as white australia which
00:28:45.620 is the culmination of those two forces yeah yeah so that was when we're in this like middle phase where we
00:28:50.780 set up like a gentleman's club uh called lad society and it was like a men's club a nationalist
00:28:55.720 men's club where there wasn't much physical training going on but we try to encourage people to use the
00:28:59.900 gym but it was mostly just we would have once once a month we would put on like a little mini seminar
00:29:04.580 we would do speeches and we would have a few beers uh and then the other fridays we would we maybe
00:29:10.000 would just have a few beers and have like a fight night or um you know lift weights or something so
00:29:14.460 it was like a little men's club and it came along quite well um it just had some some drawbacks and
00:29:19.940 uh we we changed the model yeah that's what you do and that's that was from one of those meetings
00:29:25.820 yeah you try you try different things and you see what sticks and what works so uh if you want to
00:29:30.660 share some of that so tell us about your like organizational structure is like is everything on
00:29:34.340 paper do you do you apply for permits to do you know march or rally or you know flash mob whatever
00:29:39.420 you want to call it uh so white australia is uh ea eam and nsn are regarded as unincorporated
00:29:47.800 associations so they are not uh they're not registered businesses or registered organizations
00:29:53.080 with the government they're called unincorporated uh so they exist in the sense of that we say they
00:29:58.420 exist um there's no paperwork for them there's no one you can really sue there's no one um uh liable
00:30:05.780 uh it's just it's it's a it's a meta-political entity uh whereas white australia is being
00:30:11.540 registered as uh well i'd have to talk to the accountant your lawyer but there's a few different
00:30:16.920 methods i won't say the exact method that it is registered but it's in the process of being
00:30:21.140 registered as a as a physical uh a legal entity um and that is the stepping stone also not stepping
00:30:29.880 stone that is the the governing body when we also create a political party we will create
00:30:35.120 so in australia you need to have 1500 supporters we're not there yet and we only launched the idea
00:30:39.660 about two months ago but in australia you need 1500 registered supporters to start a political party so
00:30:45.020 eventually white australia will have an activism arm which is nsn it will have an active club arm which
00:30:51.820 is the eam it will have a political party arm which will be the white australia party or something
00:30:56.480 along those lines uh it will have a legal and a white advocacy advocacy arm uh it will have
00:31:05.000 an education arm it will have maybe a workers union a student union uh so we're building all
00:31:10.740 these uh building all these uh sub organizations uh to perform the the jobs that need to be done
00:31:17.900 uh to to save our people yeah and white australia is like the overall uh concept it's it's the concept
00:31:24.680 of building a new state yeah so that's why i called it that uh i i figured we've got all these little
00:31:30.860 movements and groups and you know they have these kind of names like movement or network or um you
00:31:36.740 know but i figured what we're really trying to build is a new country a new nation a new state so i
00:31:42.760 figured we would call that white australia uh and then anything under that is like a government
00:31:47.880 department basically it's like a department of the overall brand a ministry separately yeah um yeah so
00:31:56.040 what okay so tell me what that would well what you think i guess in some sense what that might be
00:32:00.420 like we all have heard and we've covered in the past on on this show uh obviously about some of the
00:32:04.620 hate speech laws coming in whatever again you know would you expect and i know already that lawfare wise
00:32:09.460 you guys are struggling there's a lot of people in there that they're going after and this and that
00:32:13.500 um considering that you're you know openly national socialist they try to ban it they've banned the
00:32:18.340 the roman salute right the 45 degree angle uh what do you what are you expecting um just more and more
00:32:24.940 pressure to come or how do you see this play out here uh short term they have done a quasi ban on
00:32:34.780 national socialism in australia by banning gestures and symbols associated with national socialism
00:32:42.160 and also by using uh criminal laws that aren't applied to political activities to impede on political
00:32:51.440 communication so these things together the symbolic bans and the use the misuse of criminal charges
00:32:59.940 against political activities these two things together are actually a breach of the australian
00:33:05.760 constitution so we have a lot of case law in this country our constitution like most countries is a
00:33:11.480 growing and evolving document uh it can be impacted in two ways one by the legislator being the
00:33:17.700 parliament or it can be changed through the high court being the most senior court in the land and
00:33:25.180 what we have at the moment in australia is a clash a legal clash between the implied right to political
00:33:33.620 communication which is guaranteed by the australian constitution at a commonwealth level and these
00:33:40.020 state and federal laws passed by jewish lobbies uh and parliamentarians um which impede our our rights and then we 0.64
00:33:47.340 also have a a police force a state police force um not anyone in particular victoria uh queensland new
00:33:55.400 south wales south australia particularly uh that are uh political activists trying to um circumvent the
00:34:03.920 constitution by applying criminal charges to political activities so uh we're in limbo at the moment because
00:34:11.460 we're not actually banned we're not a banned organization national socialism is not a banned idea
00:34:16.000 uh it's a legal idea we're a legal organization but us existing is uh is a criminal offense so you
00:34:23.300 can't have it both ways so there has to be a judgment at a high court to either confirm that we are illegal
00:34:30.720 or say well actually no they're not illegal and that's the the major legal battle that we have every
00:34:36.660 other legal battle is a distraction to stop us from uh getting a high court judgment but in the same
00:34:43.100 process they are vehicles that we can appeal and get to the high court and that's the process we're
00:34:49.560 doing at the moment we have we have been struggling but life is an eternal struggle uh we've been
00:34:54.800 struggling positively and we have three legal teams on this at the moment uh and uh only one of them is
00:35:02.920 charging us um the other two probably just need a bottle of scotch um maybe a nice one so only single
00:35:10.120 only single month uh yeah so i'm sure you're discussing this internally and you have your own
00:35:17.220 thoughts obviously about these kinds of things but uh that fine line of right kind of going well
00:35:22.460 going right up against the line but then you know if laws change or or you all right let's now that
00:35:28.860 symbol is banned let's not do that you know kind of thing and and because still right that's what it's
00:35:33.200 about though it's about making you know the news tighter and tighter and tighter and restricting what
00:35:38.100 you can or can't say or show or what symbol you can use or whatever at some point there's a there's a
00:35:43.920 i'd say but there's kind of like a function to keep keep to keep it there right keep the debate on
00:35:49.740 something which kind of crosses the line almost or at least at the very least kind of go right up
00:35:54.200 against it so that the room continues to be there otherwise it will just continue to shrink right it's
00:35:58.640 kind of a necessary uh you know struggles to use that word that you have to take right how do you view
00:36:03.840 that i remember reading evola for the first time in 2018 and i loved this idea of riding the tiger
00:36:15.060 and uh you know surfing the kali yuga as some people will say and uh i was inspired by those books to
00:36:24.020 become a radical to be a real world activist and it frustrates me how many kind of nerds there are on
00:36:31.420 the internet like twitter that read these books and they call themselves evolian but then they're
00:36:36.120 not actually riding the tiger they're not actually having a dance uh you know with the kali yuga they're
00:36:42.040 not actually pushing the system they're not pushing the buttons they're not riding right on the edge of
00:36:46.980 the wave um and making it look easy so uh yeah they've got different everyone's got different
00:36:53.900 interpretations of of these books i guess but i was definitely inspired by that that concept that radical
00:37:00.000 concept so uh yeah we abide by the law as much as possible um but that's but something's got to
00:37:07.180 give right um and we we we're at a point now where we are challenging our own existence we are saying
00:37:16.020 okay we challenge you ban us let's go to the high court because you're already de facto banning us
00:37:21.640 you're already de facto locking us up in prison for existing um on bullshit charges absolute bogus charges 0.75
00:37:29.240 and okay let's go all the way and uh stephen wells uh just on on uh i think it was thursday or friday
00:37:38.060 was just released yeah i saw that exactly from prison yep uh after four months in solitary confinement
00:37:43.740 and uh his charges were dropped um and his charges were uh i believe uh loitering or wearing an article
00:37:52.000 of disguise so hat and sunglasses is now illegal if you're a nationalist um but the police arresting us
00:37:56.400 we're wearing hats and sunglasses i might add uh and uh loitering means standing around without a
00:38:01.640 reason which is untrue he had a reason um he was doing a political demonstration uh and then he was
00:38:07.080 also charged with wearing a nazi symbol and i've been charged with these things as well so by the way
00:38:11.380 i don't have court till the 29th so in 10 days i have court for the exact things that um that stephen
00:38:17.500 wells uh also had been charged with and his have been dropped a whole bunch of basically everyone's
00:38:22.300 charges being dropped except i think myself joel and i think two others um so out of the out of
00:38:29.260 the seven it was originally 16 and then joel got charged so out of the 17 guys um yeah i think
00:38:35.160 there's only four left uh everything's been dropped how many were there total at one point 19 you said
00:38:41.480 or something how many were there no i think it was 17 guys 16 were locked i said yeah 17 guys were
00:38:47.160 locked up that day and then there was about another 20 guys that were um given move on orders
00:38:54.120 uh so they couldn't make it to the rally and then there was about 14 or 15 guys from south australia
00:39:01.920 that were raided two weeks before the rally and put on non-association so that they couldn't attend
00:39:06.960 the rally so the police so when you see about you know uh 45 50 guys marching there the police did a
00:39:14.660 pretty good job at stopping about 50 people from coming to the to the rally or arresting them in
00:39:19.200 the process of getting to the rally so and steven was locked up the longest is that correct yeah so
00:39:25.340 all of all of us did uh three i think i did three and a half days everyone else did about three days
00:39:30.360 um and steven did uh 111 days geez for what right i mean this one so it's one of these things it
00:39:38.580 doesn't matter what you do they will they will if there is nothing there legally they will find
00:39:42.660 something or invent something or come up with something so we know that that's like the
00:39:45.900 structure of what they do but let's assume you'd had okay you do a permit for this that would just
00:39:50.840 deny that is that have you tried that in the past right yeah so in in new south wales um uh they they
00:39:57.980 apply for permits uh and they mostly get ignored or denied so right okay but we just keep applying
00:40:03.700 because we're building a case against the police so we just keep applying
00:40:06.680 um yeah yeah i mean what are you gonna be exactly you gotta keep you gotta keep trying
00:40:11.780 otherwise everything was shut down um now of course 90 of the time we just do spot rallies
00:40:17.880 right spot rallies exactly and in victoria you don't need a permit to do a rally uh in new south wales
00:40:23.260 you're meant to get a permit for like any sort of major demonstration um but in victoria we have
00:40:29.100 i think better laws for protesting you don't need a permit yeah and nor should you nor should you
00:40:34.180 right right yeah exactly um so obviously australia the soviet union not yet they're trying though
00:40:40.840 uh australia day was obviously one of the recent ones kind of you you guys did together with the um
00:40:45.360 the the boo cost i guess uh at the anzac day and that was the that was what again when they
00:40:51.360 shoehorned the uh welcome to country and you can briefly explain that for people or audience that
00:40:56.440 might not know what that is or what they did but this was like a live broadcast anzac is obviously
00:41:00.980 the combined australian new zealand forces during um i think it's both the world's world wars right
00:41:06.400 primarily the first it's primarily the first world okay yeah um but but also they they do
00:41:11.540 there is a remembrance for the others as well an acknowledgement of the other wars as well
00:41:16.080 but it was primarily a first world war yeah and then they do that welcome to country tell us about
00:41:22.460 yeah so anzac day uh is uh april 25th uh every year uh we do a dawn service so about 5 30 5 45 in the
00:41:33.600 morning uh any australian that has a patriotic spirit goes down to their local or they go to the
00:41:38.920 one in the city like in the cbd um there's a beautiful shrine uh one of those beautiful buildings
00:41:44.420 probably the most beautiful building in australia is in melbourne and there's a beautiful one in canberra
00:41:48.720 as well i mean they're all beautiful sydney adelaide uh brisbane the the perth questions are
00:41:53.660 really asking and they're some of the most beautiful yeah yeah this is great by the way
00:41:57.420 i like what you said about that there's like a mausoleum it's in water um yes it's not just that
00:42:03.680 it's a grave i forget the wording you used and you can help you fill the blanks in there but it's like
00:42:07.540 it's a remembrance to our ancestors right and the fact that it's a it's a non-religious building but
00:42:12.920 it kind of weaved into that you have a focused religious kind of aspiration in the building
00:42:17.740 it's the australian folk religion every year it is an australian folk religion it is the organic
00:42:22.080 area of australia and the church actually complained about who will try to explain to you
00:42:27.580 protestant church both complained about diversity and inclusion this building they complained about
00:42:32.300 anzac day um there's a famous instance where anzac day fell the 25th fell on a sunday um and the
00:42:39.240 church complained that fighting that anzac day should be moved because now you're forcing people
00:42:44.040 to choose what i'm standing on today is the most significant at which they call the civic pagan
00:42:49.780 religion of the state which i thought was quite an interesting attack on anzac day or a temple to
00:42:55.860 our ancestors from that lens a temple to sacrifice so yeah it is the it is the innate organic folk religion
00:43:01.520 of australia the anzacs went willingly worship of they were volunteers the sacrifice they were thoroughbreds 1.00
00:43:07.720 um the men that went as volunteers to fight for the british empire they believe which they saw as
00:43:13.300 australia as an outpost of the british race and they fought men from the european race the
00:43:17.840 aryan race and they didn't fight them because of their enemies political beliefs they didn't 0.88
00:43:23.000 fight them because these other countries didn't have pride parades and we did it's a shrine a temple 0.96
00:43:27.100 to our our ancestral religion when was it built to them i believe it took four years to build
00:43:34.180 and what they fought for finished in 1927 this is an ancient custom or 26 i can't i can't remember
00:43:39.920 but i think they started in 1921 or 22 and carry on their legacy in their name yeah
00:43:45.400 yeah beautiful so anyway so what what what the welcome to country is is it's uh you don't
00:43:51.120 necessarily worship the fire itself uh or the stone or the buildings or the idols canada
00:43:56.100 uh and maybe they're worship the lineage as well where it's heroism they get some
00:44:00.840 this is the hall of the dead individual the hall of the ancestors and arians take this idea
00:44:06.980 they basically claim that we're standing on we never forget that we're not sovereign to our
00:44:11.520 even the prayers that are said here and they claim that they are the sovereign of the country
00:44:15.040 rest in peace and they're they're they're allowing us they're they're going to it carries our national
00:44:20.680 identity it's our land but we're this identity is alive on our land for this it lives within us
00:44:25.840 ceremony for this process we're going to allow this ceremony it is to take place on our land
00:44:29.660 um and uh obviously that is despicable it's absolutely disgusting it's untrue we are the
00:44:35.620 sovereign uh well the crown is the legal sovereign and we are the descendants of the crown
00:44:40.480 we are um uh but by the by the legal definitions of australia uh we're a sovereign nation under the crown
00:44:47.500 so the uh the welcome to country takes place at football games it began taking place uh just at
00:44:57.280 like aboriginal only events and then it kept expanding expanding expanding until it was you know in the
00:45:02.560 public consciousness it was in you know at schools at kindergartens um uh you know they're brainwashing
00:45:08.880 you know babies with this basically uh and now i think this was the first or second year that they've
00:45:13.940 tried to do it at anzac day and we just decided to hit it hit it hard and hit it early um and we're
00:45:19.220 going to hit it next year we're going to hit it the year after and and we're going to just compound
00:45:22.600 and expand our our um destruction of this uh of this bullshit ritual um and we're never going to stop 0.74
00:45:29.900 until it's eradicated uh from our country we saw jacob percent being zoomed in on during the 0.94
00:45:35.840 the boo cost as well i'm not sure if you were there as well but it was interesting i was there as well
00:45:40.520 okay good it was so crowded i mean yeah normally anzac day is like maybe 5 000 people in the city
00:45:45.520 and for some reason this year it was like it felt like 10 times what it normally is it was just you
00:45:50.760 couldn't get into the areas and i think jacob got there a fair bit earlier than me so i was about 50
00:45:55.440 meters away um but i was trying to get as close as possible to the uh to the to the speaker so it
00:46:01.820 could be it could be her so he could hear it um but i was probably over 100 meters away jacob was
00:46:07.200 probably around 50 meters away and he was definitely the most vocal on the day um yeah jacob went he's
00:46:12.740 he's the tip of the spear when it comes to things like this he he loves it but it showed you right
00:46:17.320 because it was a lot of support i mean we played some clips with debates in the media afterwards i
00:46:22.860 think there was a veteran who was like they have the right to do that or i forget what the wording
00:46:26.280 was but he was he seemed supportive more or less you know i mean yeah well that that veteran uh
00:46:31.260 was actually standing next to jacob just just by happenstance um while jacob was being interviewed
00:46:36.640 by the media um so that the media separated those two clips but that's actually all one big
00:46:42.920 conversation where jacob's getting harassed by the media and jacob's standing up for what we believe
00:46:48.160 and then the veteran steps in and supports jacob and agrees with jacob and says that you know
00:46:53.900 so many of my mates don't come to anzac day because they're sick of the the woke shit they're sick of
00:46:58.060 getting lectured about aboriginal land or gays or whatever and uh that there would be more people
00:47:02.980 here if it wasn't so disrespectful um so i mean these i mean that that aboriginal in particular 1.00
00:47:09.160 is a absolutely i i can't not think of uh i think it's a nietzschean uh term he called it the spite of
00:47:16.360 the chandala or something like that and and that's when i went these abos they've got this spiteful evil 1.00
00:47:22.440 energy in them like they are absolutely um visceral in their hatred of of our nation um and i mean it's
00:47:30.200 understandable we conquered them we destroyed them they are the vanquished but you know they are trying
00:47:35.160 to subvert in a like we killed all their warriors so what we're dealing with now uh they're they're 0.56
00:47:41.240 spiteful subversive little rodent activists that are being assisted and get helped and get taught
00:47:47.960 of course by jews but yeah of course i get your point yeah of course how many are there uh would
00:47:54.240 you say number wise aboriginals oh it it compound it's the fastest growing demographic in australia
00:48:01.600 because how many people claim to be aboriginal oh on paper okay on paper i think it went from like
00:48:06.360 a hundred thousand to like three hundred thousand in five years wow um good because yeah because you
00:48:11.880 get because you get business grants yeah no they didn't have no they get business grants they get uh
00:48:17.960 they get like cheaper home loans they don't have to put deposits down like there's just so many
00:48:22.160 benefits they get more centrelink they get more welfare um there's only benefits from being
00:48:26.660 aboriginal in in 2025 so a lot of people just pretend to be aboriginal or a lot of people that are
00:48:31.700 0.1 percent aboriginal claim to be aboriginal yeah um it's like the u.s with a you know native americans
00:48:38.080 even the sami does it like in sweden and norway and stuff like that that they realize they can get a leg
00:48:42.180 up it's like sure i'm totally they look super white you know and that i was like yeah i'm a sami i'm i'm a
00:48:47.120 i'm a quote-unquote native right yeah well i'm a yam naya so where am i there you go exactly
00:48:52.520 uber native yeah yeah i'm crow i'm crow magnon you know i'm from the first man but uh yeah yeah
00:49:00.920 the uh yeah there's probably only like 50 000 of them uh like that are full or half cast and then
00:49:10.060 there's probably another 50 000 that are probably like quarter cast and then there's probably another
00:49:14.180 100 000 that are octorunal or less so they're quite a diluted population yeah um so that's about
00:49:21.280 uh what's that that's like one percent of the population so maybe as they get wider if that's
00:49:27.360 the primary group that they do intermix with they get maybe smarter and more spiteful is that
00:49:32.940 maybe that's how it works yeah yes yeah but they're just revolting like i like this there's a
00:49:39.140 um they should be really considered uh from a natural science perspective like they should be
00:49:45.640 studied more as uh from a natural science perspective in terms of i mean they're really
00:49:50.880 they've got a quite a psychic animalistic intuition which is quite interesting i've run into lots of
00:49:55.360 drunk abos and it's it's quite incredible just the garbage that comes out of their mouth and how true 1.00
00:49:59.240 it is um you know it's it's very they're quite a fascinating people to study um their existence but
00:50:06.400 they're absolutely revolting like more studies are being conducted now than than ever and the the
00:50:12.940 child rape uh is just i mean it is just commonplace it it's just part of their constitution they are an
00:50:20.460 absolutely revolting people the percentage of child rape um of their own children um there are
00:50:26.400 tribes that they have to lock the women um and children up at night to stop the drunk elders from 0.97
00:50:33.160 raping the children um they lock them up um and hide the key uh and and the men will get drunk in a
00:50:39.780 circle and then the children will be locked in a cage to keep them safe um they are just an
00:50:44.180 absolutely revolting existence um and i have zero sympathy for what comes next interesting let me take a
00:50:50.860 couple of super chats here uh there's your risker says after listening to this episode from the
00:50:54.720 archives hail to thomas and the australian comrades dear water aller dinge is their kampf which
00:51:01.020 basically translates to the father of all things is the fight or the struggle the struggle yeah
00:51:07.000 struggle is the father of all things i've got that written down yeah there you go thank you
00:51:10.240 appreciate that albert good to see you thank you so much for that generous don't as well we appreciate
00:51:14.240 it albert thank you he says hi henryk looking forward to the interview with thomas sewell hope you had a
00:51:18.400 great weekend we did thank you uh thank you albert rather uh keep up the great work we appreciate you
00:51:23.140 albert very very kind of you yeah if you guys have any specific questions or comments obviously
00:51:27.600 throughout the show uh entropy scene.live slash red ice tv you can super chat there rumble as well
00:51:33.200 i'll keep an eye on that i have neglected to watch that it's harder sometimes with new interviews
00:51:36.520 because i want to focus on the guests 100 percent uh a couple more things here i want to get in
00:51:40.840 obviously before we take a break for the second part but is there any i mean you you start you
00:51:45.240 talked about maybe the ambitions the goal here is actually to form this into a political force as
00:51:49.820 well at some point obviously uh right now is there anyone in you might not even care about this but
00:51:56.100 like australian politics to worth paying any attention i've heard about babbitt obviously i've
00:52:01.420 heard you talk about him i forget what the i was trying to find i just couldn't remember it
00:52:05.320 there was a woman for a little bit there who was kind of good on some things immigration and so forth 1.00
00:52:10.200 maybe you could maybe you recall who i mean but she was all enhanced yeah pauline that's right yeah
00:52:14.960 there's a there's a red-headed lady that used to run a fish and chip store in the 90s 1.00
00:52:19.180 who uh who had some good advisors and she was i think she were originally joined the liberal party
00:52:26.520 and they kicked her out because she she made a few too many comments that were racist and she actually 1.00
00:52:32.660 had a big organic following and so uh then a party called one nation was formed i think with her as one
00:52:39.400 of the lead speakers and uh i don't think she ran the party but she was one of the lead speakers of the
00:52:44.600 party and she was elected and she had some very good advisors our guys were were on her side giving
00:52:50.680 her strength and and ideological integrity and she made famous speeches saying that australia is
00:52:56.160 is going to be swamped with asians or that we're on the precipice of being swamped by asians 1.00
00:53:00.660 and everyone laughed at her and called her an idiot um and you know she's a bogan she's a moron she 1.00
00:53:06.780 doesn't know what she's talking about and now we fast forward about 20 years and australia has
00:53:11.380 successfully been swamped by asians um and the problem with uh pauline hansen is that she uh she 0.89
00:53:19.400 got broken by the liberal party uh about five or ten years of her way into her career the liberal party
00:53:24.720 has a a like a sub department called the uh politicians for honest politicians which is actually
00:53:30.780 uh their their nice optics version of their what's called their dirty tricks department they've got a
00:53:37.780 dirty tricks department and they made up uh malicious lies and fed the police malicious uh and 0.72
00:53:43.100 false information um to ensure that she was arrested for fraud which it turned out she didn't commit
00:53:48.500 fraud um but they did everything they could to undermine her and they they put her in prison and 0.66
00:53:53.020 they humiliated her and they they sexually assaulted her um and uh they degraded her yes yes the state 0.61
00:54:00.280 didn't even hear about that holy smokes yeah yeah state they the state molested her while she was in 1.00
00:54:05.980 prison um she was really horribly treated and uh the and they broke her they they they fucking 0.98
00:54:13.440 they stockholm syndromed her now she's an agent of the liberal party um never been removed from 0.85
00:54:18.960 parliament like she she gets her she wins her seat um like her parties is just to keep her in on a fat 1.00
00:54:25.540 paycheck um it does the same five percent roughly every year but back in the day i think they were
00:54:31.140 pushing 20 percent for their state queensland like they were primarily in the state of queensland
00:54:35.640 which is well known for its white nationalism um they're they're some of the most politically
00:54:40.760 right-wing people in the country so uh on the whole like on average right uh so she's she's a bad faith
00:54:47.560 operative now she's an absolutely horrible despicable person now she's a turncoat um and she's betrayed 1.00
00:54:53.160 australia she now has asians and indians in her party in leading positions uh but you know she warned
00:55:00.260 she was part of a team of people that were warning us back in the 90s that this would happen and now
00:55:04.840 she's gone turncoat and said that oh it's okay it's okay actually um you know as long as they adopt
00:55:09.760 australian values like my asian friend here and it's just it's just absolutely despicable so in terms of 1.00
00:55:16.200 the other people in parliament um yeah i've said in the past that uh jared renick um who i don't believe
00:55:21.740 got re-elected uh so yeah i have to assess who's actually still in there there's a guy in the
00:55:26.220 liberal party i think in uh south australia called antic and the liberal party just keep him very very
00:55:32.580 silent they don't let him talk ever because he he seems to be very very based um as based as you can
00:55:39.380 be within the conservative party um but the liberal party has gone uh has lost this election they've done
00:55:45.560 a horrible job um labor has doubled down and won with great strides and the liberal party has decided
00:55:51.200 that what they're going to do to try to win next election is be more left wing which is absolutely
00:55:54.840 perfect because that's the opposite of what they should do um from a perspective of winning um or as
00:56:01.200 a perspective of destroying us so the fact that they're going to become more left wing is absolutely
00:56:06.040 perfect they'll be smaller they'll be weaker they'll leave more room to the right um there'll be
00:56:10.640 more room to maneuver and build alliances uh of convenience so to speak uh and allow us to to come
00:56:17.220 onto the scene so it's just it's all going to plan they're they're suiciding themselves as a political
00:56:22.820 party um one nation's not going anywhere uh in terms of anywhere good they're just continuing to
00:56:29.040 be complicit with the replacement of whites um which will eventually have the majority of people turn
00:56:33.800 against them um on the right wing uh the minor parties can't organize themselves and it's just important
00:56:39.960 that we engage in the the bare minimum uh as as part of as part of our total operation it's a very
00:56:47.520 important part we need a legal lobby we need a political group we need like you know a political
00:56:51.040 party so to speak um we are a political group uh our group in its nature is political um but yeah we
00:56:56.860 can't just it's not all just punching each other in the head of the park and and uh doing flash
00:57:00.880 demos um we're a multi-faceted operation so a political party is a part of that operation
00:57:06.720 um it's not the it's not the uh ends in itself um we have to build a new state we have to build a new
00:57:13.820 state and that's what i am focused on entirely building a new state a white state yeah yeah 0.61
00:57:21.680 absolutely um it has to be done the one has uh the one we the ones we got in the west have turned
00:57:27.800 their backs on us time and time again they show us that they hate us they want us gone they want to
00:57:31.820 replace us they do everything they can obviously yeah babbit is interesting i know you brought him up a
00:57:36.400 couple of times um he's just a meme babbit's a meme is he okay it's the most he's the most based
00:57:42.240 person in parliament because he's because he's brown he's caramel so he's allowed to get away 0.95
00:57:46.760 with some things yeah yeah he says he shared the kanye el hitler thing he uh he always he said
00:57:53.560 recently he made a tweet saying i would rather get a beer with the nsn guys that want to deport me
00:57:58.260 then you know these sucky you know woke left hearts basically yeah so it's just a funny cunt like uh 0.99
00:58:03.860 right yeah yeah and i just joke around about it like shakes i don't want any alliances with
00:58:10.080 brown people but i just uh i'm not i'm not going down that path in life um but he's a good one
00:58:16.360 that's not my position my position is just that like enjoy the circus parliament is a circus it's
00:58:20.920 a fucking joke enjoy it enjoy it yeah otherwise you'll just you'll drive yourself crazy going why 0.94
00:58:25.540 won't anyone do anything it's like don't enjoy it too much get active but um yeah like the the circus
00:58:32.520 is tearing itself apart like the parliament just continues to um make itself seem like an
00:58:37.380 unprofessional joke it continues to lose its own credibility um i mean they're just having gay 0.99
00:58:42.700 orgies and and they're just fucking prostitutes uh all the time and it's just embarrassed they're 1.00
00:58:48.260 an embarrassment they're absolutely embarrassing yeah and we are serious we are getting more
00:58:53.560 professional we are building credibility we are building sympathy and support i mean this documentary
00:58:59.160 you keep putting up uh i suggest everyone watch it yeah uh so we're actually about that it's not just
00:59:04.800 a bunch of uh nazi loppers um that we are actually building a genuine serious political movement um off
00:59:11.680 off membership dues off the you know off you know 30 grand a year or something so uh imagine what we
00:59:19.200 could do with a supporter class of a couple thousand people yeah giving us maybe 50 bucks a month and
00:59:23.900 what we could do with with a million dollars a year if this is what we're doing with 30 grand a year i
00:59:28.500 mean the guys that made this video i mean this this production um i saw a political advisor say on twitter
00:59:33.460 that uh that you know this production is better quality than the hit piece that abc and the sbs did
00:59:41.780 against us recently or one or the other uh on there you know they're a billion dollar company like
00:59:46.160 billion dollar two billion dollar budget a year um they would have had teams of dozens of guys
00:59:51.540 trying to uh make us look bad and uh we made this on a budget of basically nothing i mean we have
00:59:57.600 the we own the cameras already people have their own computers and four four to five guys put this
01:00:03.380 together awesome yeah i started watching it i was gonna watch the whole thing later but uh yeah
01:00:07.520 definitely check it out it's on x and telegram obviously up on the white oz.org or white australia.org
01:00:13.120 website you can go straight there yeah uh watch it there as well i think it's embedded through
01:00:16.860 rumble but so i want to obviously we're gonna take a break here in a little bit i want to ask you a
01:00:20.940 little bit more about your long-term goals and things like this um you know you've seen growth
01:00:25.140 more members uh in terms of what what you expect more happening in terms of the government and
01:00:30.160 things like that so lots more to get into but um can anybody join tell us a bit about that you know
01:00:35.860 plug some of your stuff here um can anybody apply to become a member are there requirements things like
01:00:41.620 this are you seeing a lot of interest in joining yeah absolutely most of the interest because we just
01:00:47.100 started the supporter class idea that people can join without having to do all the the running and
01:00:53.160 the fighting and the activism um we need people that can just come and and support us financially and
01:00:59.180 want to attend seminars and be political party members um and help build the the breadth and the
01:01:04.940 width of the organization in that sense uh we don't expect everyone to be an active member
01:01:10.020 um but we are building supporters so uh i won't say exactly how many uh we've gotten because people
01:01:16.760 get frustrated with me within the uh inner circle when i when i give out exact numbers but we've done
01:01:22.020 very very well um yeah we've basically tripled the size of the organization so uh in two months uh but
01:01:29.500 obviously it's it's it's not we haven't tripled our membership of active members um in two months
01:01:35.920 yeah we've just uh we've probably only grown about five percent um in terms of our membership in the
01:01:41.500 last couple months but as a general rule our membership grows around 30 to 40 percent a year
01:01:46.420 and that's been pretty consistent for about three years so it just keeps getting just we just trot
01:01:50.900 along we're getting bigger and bigger in terms of our active guys and uh but now we've got this like
01:01:55.460 absolute skyrocket in support and membership because of this new avenue of getting involved uh and we're
01:02:01.360 trying to put on a seminar we had a practice seminar about uh i don't know i can't remember a couple
01:02:06.280 weeks ago and uh so we're putting on seminars uh behind the scenes to practice how we would present
01:02:13.880 our political ideas which i guess is what the second half of this interview is about um that you want to
01:02:18.480 talk to me about it sure i guess yeah definitely of things um so we were practicing that like getting
01:02:23.580 getting the guys an opportunity to practice their public speaking um and we're doing that across the
01:02:27.420 country uh and we're planning on doing a major seminar once every three months that integrates
01:02:33.560 into the calendar of our other events our activism and our training events so um that's how the
01:02:39.740 supporter class can engage they can come down and listen to speeches and have a beer and and uh yeah
01:02:45.000 yeah be part be part be part of something feel that they're involved in real life and that
01:02:49.240 they're contributing to a project um without having to do too much yeah no and you need those too
01:02:55.020 people got busy lives there's yeah exactly it's different age groups and there's still my yes
01:02:59.040 there's potential anyone anyone anyone sorry to answer your question quickly anyone can join as a
01:03:05.780 supporter uh as long as they're i mean we don't obviously accept overseas supporters but we'll accept
01:03:10.560 overseas donations um but anyone can join as a support well not to the political party i think
01:03:15.160 that's illegal but uh we certainly as an organization um uh yeah i don't know how that's going to work
01:03:21.180 but uh i guess i'll talk to the accountant but as an organization you can join if you're an australian
01:03:26.180 citizen uh if you're white um and if you're of sound mind and and spirit um there are some people
01:03:33.720 in wheelchairs and old guys with walking sticks they're allowed to join it's not an issue they can
01:03:38.200 be a supporter um as long as they're of sound mind um and and sound spirit they're not uh we don't
01:03:43.300 accept obviously um you know freaks and sexual degenerates and stuff like that so
01:03:47.040 uh in terms of what we accept as a member yeah you have to you know uh and when i say a member i
01:03:53.320 mean engaged in the active club engaged in the activism um engaged in what we're building which
01:03:58.180 is an order we're building an order of men and uh uh to join that yeah you would have to be
01:04:04.180 between 16 and there's no top limit our oldest member would probably be in his late 60s
01:04:11.200 um but i i did have a guy once um who was 72 or 73 um try to be involved as well and and he would
01:04:19.280 come down and just watch so as long as you you meet the kind of minimum requirements um you can
01:04:24.140 be a member of the org which is a bit more strict uh in terms of attendance um there's no attendance
01:04:29.580 uh requirement to be a supporter you can come once a year you can come 10 times a year it doesn't matter
01:04:35.120 um so yeah yeah very good very good no i appreciate that so yeah white australia.org that's really
01:04:42.080 uh the best place to go for more on that and obviously then for your telegram we want to plug
01:04:47.140 that here too tom sull uncensored one word t.me forward slash tom sull uncensored uh and i think of
01:04:53.060 the other one you had a bot was it a bot a vet bot for the white australia did i see that correct
01:04:58.080 so it's called yeah at at white aus bot white aus bot so w-h-i-t-e-a-u-s-b-o-t so that's on
01:05:09.880 telegram if you message that bot that's how you can get in contact with us um but also the website
01:05:15.360 has the same system set up but just through the website format so i don't mind if you're on
01:05:19.840 telegram go through the bot if you're if you're not on telegram go through the website yep you got
01:05:24.400 it right there why necessarily dot org join the slash support us if you want if you want to join
01:05:28.600 as a member uh the bot will make you sign up as a supporter first and there's an anonymous method
01:05:34.120 um because obviously a lot of activists don't want to be like aec registered members of the org
01:05:39.160 um but if you want to be part of the the supporter class in terms of uh building the political party
01:05:45.920 you will have to give um some details you might not be usually comfortable with giving uh like a a
01:05:51.280 white nationalist organization but that is so that we can register the political
01:05:54.200 party we can't just be like oh bob from um melbourne that doesn't that doesn't work you can't we can't
01:06:00.840 use that when we when we need the 1500 um because it gets audited the list gets audited by the australian
01:06:06.120 electoral commission which is you know meant to be objectively separate from the australian government
01:06:11.720 um so yeah just be aware of that if you don't want to give your details to the aec um there's the
01:06:17.880 anonymous supporter thing which we've called the social supporter so you'll still get an email
01:06:22.040 to your burner email with the details for when our quarterly seminars are so you can still come
01:06:26.760 down be involved and we'll work out a function we're just dealing with the accountants at the
01:06:31.160 moment to be able to set up a function um to to create the uh donation and uh membership payment
01:06:39.640 system through the website uh so yeah so regardless of whether you want to be a supporter or a member you
01:06:46.200 have to join also as a supporter all right very good so that's some of the details there so uh yeah
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