00:00:19.000You know, there's a whole bunch of guys who are in fight shape, training for fights.
00:00:23.000I'm the four time world champ who used to whoop their asses all the time, but I came in out of shape and they decided to come for me and they knew I'd get tired quick, so they came for me.
00:01:09.000Since we are looking to talk about warrior stuff today and fear, and we could say the dark side to some extent, you're in preparation for a fight.
00:01:18.000And I'm sure you've announced this before.
00:01:23.000We're supposed to have an exhibition match in Bucharest.
00:01:26.000On top of that, I've been offered a fight contract for March 11th in Romania, which I might take.
00:01:33.000I mean, I've been out of the ring for a while now, but I might take it and come back, step in the ring a couple more times.
00:01:39.000I don't need it anymore like I used to, but.
00:01:41.000It's good just to prove to yourself you can still do it, you know.
00:01:43.000Like when you spend 10 or 11 years honing a craft, the last thing you want to do is feel like it slipped away from you.
00:01:50.000You want to feel like you can still do it, you know.
00:01:52.000So I might be in there on March 11th whooping some ass, but it ain't easy now because when I was broke and I had nothing, there was nothing else to do but train.
00:02:00.000But now I've got businesses in different countries.
00:02:27.000But I noticed recently when he stepped in that cage with Khabib, he was selling a lot of that fucking whiskey, and he seemed a little bit like he underestimated the man across from him who literally had nothing only God to carry him forward.
00:04:38.000I've noticed with Connor, I think, I believe the reason why people admire him so much is he does display something that will deviate us quite nicely into our first topic, which is the idea of fear.
00:04:48.000I've noticed that Connor seems to have an amazing mindset of making you either feel that he feels no fear, or in essence, he has really good management of fear.
00:04:56.000And that is something that I learned from when I started learning fighting as well.
00:04:59.000Like those first couple of spars, you'd be vibrating.
00:05:04.000And it's like the idea of having 400, like a million people around the world watching you get choked out.
00:05:09.000Like, I don't, it's the ability to control that level of nervous energy and then channel it into a performance, I think is such a high level skill that people cultivate, try their best to cultivate, but often do not achieve.
00:05:23.000And that would be something I'd love to ask you about.
00:05:25.000Like, what do you do with dealing with fear when it comes to fighting, especially when you're younger and coming up?
00:05:32.000No, people aren't very often afraid of fighting, they're afraid to lose it.
00:05:37.000So, if you train to fight, it's not the art of fighting or the act of fighting that scares you, it's the thought of losing.
00:05:43.000I think a lot of it for especially the high level guys, the skill is teaching yourself to not think about losing.
00:05:51.000If you think about losing, no matter who you are, you're going to get you're going to start to feel nervous because you think about I'm going to look like a dickhead, this guy's going to make fun of me, everyone's going to see me get knocked out.
00:06:00.000Everything I said in the press conferences, they're going to make memes out of me and make fun of me.
00:06:17.000When he's talking the fight up, he's talking himself up.
00:06:19.000When he's saying, There's no way you can beat me, there's no way you can beat me.
00:06:22.000What he's really doing is convincing himself that you can't even consider the fault of a loss.
00:06:28.000Because if you consider it, then it starts to enter your psyche and then it affects your performance.
00:06:33.000And I could see in his uprun with Khabib, maybe it's just because I'm a fighter, but I could analyze.
00:06:37.000That's what he was doing with Khabib was what he was trying to do, the same thing he did with Aldo.
00:06:42.000But when he did it with Aldo, he meant it.
00:06:45.000And when he did it with Khabib, he hadn't quite convinced himself.
00:06:48.000Even when he got into the octagon, I could see it from a mile off.
00:06:51.000He had this fake bravado, but still, he had not quite convinced himself he was invincible.
00:06:57.000And then you start slipping, you get caught with the right hand, and it all just starts going downhill from there.
00:07:01.000So, yeah, and a lot of the times you have to, especially in fear and dangerous situations, the easiest way to manage fear is just to not think about the negative outcome.
00:07:10.000If you have to run into a building to save, if you have to run into a burning building to save a child, if you're going to sit there and think, what if I get trapped?
00:08:18.000It is so much better to walk into the arena, get changed, warm up, and fight than walk into the arena and sit there for four or five hours.
00:08:26.000Listening to other people get knocked out, seeing people come back to the stage, waiting for your turn, waiting for your turn, waiting for.
00:08:57.000I mean, I don't need to fight anymore for any kind of.
00:09:00.000Finance or anything, so we'll see how it goes.
00:09:03.000I guess, like, the only dangerous situation there is you come up against a man who has nothing to lose, and then it becomes quite interesting because it's a battle of wills in there, I imagine.
00:09:11.000But, um, absolutely, that's the problem.
00:09:15.000I was that guy, I was, I've grown fear.
00:09:19.000I've grown a lot of people say, Oh, the more experience you have, the less afraid you'll be.
00:10:16.000I would categorize fear that way, as I've noticed, there's a way to reason it out of your head to some extent.
00:10:20.000Is that oftentimes you're worried about danger, oftentimes you're worried about humiliation.
00:10:24.000I think that's even the most powerful one the idea of humiliation.
00:10:28.000And in many senses, if you can teach yourself somehow, even through failure to some extent, that getting embarrassed literally doesn't hurt you at all, you'll be all right.
00:10:36.000You're able to really reduce the amount of fear you have.
00:10:39.000But a danger is one that kind of weighs heavy on you.
00:10:41.000You need to almost have a life and death sense because when you're going into a spar, and I've never done a professional or an amateur fight properly, but I imagine it's the same thing.
00:10:49.000It's like, I don't need to take damage in order to move forward in life.
00:17:10.000And you most certainly have character.
00:17:11.000That's the thing I think the thing I most enjoy about watching your content is that, like, I guess what you're describing here is stuff like I had girls before I had the money.
00:17:19.000And I'd imagine that would come down to character, even like an understanding of psychology.
00:17:24.000Like a lot of your content is very fun to watch because you're going to rant about cats or something, and it'll be like, Oh, for sake, where does so much fury come towards a cat?
00:17:33.000But it's still very entertaining to watch.
00:17:34.000And it's, yeah, I mean, yeah, it's like you could flush money on someone or you could give people all the opportunities they want.
00:17:41.000But I think fundamentally, it is what your character is that really makes the difference in life.
00:17:46.000And then I really, really think that's a very interesting thing is that that is something that's a lot harder to cultivate than people think.
00:17:53.000So maybe all those mafia experiences and all that fighting.
00:17:57.000Did you make millions in a very sort of roundabout way, if you know?
00:18:27.000To the point where, like, even in my PhD course, I teach, you don't need to take them on a date, you don't need to spend money, you don't need to do none of that.
00:19:03.000A very, very valuable piece of content there.
00:19:06.000And I like to think I'm a little bit different from the pickup artists.
00:19:09.000Because a lot of the pickup artists, what they're out there doing is they're saying, go up to a girl, say hello, blah, blah, blah, and you get to have sex with a girl.
00:19:16.000Having sex with women is the tip of the iceberg.
00:19:19.000Like, especially where I'm, okay, you look at it from my position, pimp game.
00:19:23.000Having sex with girls is all good, but how do you get them to do as you say, make you money, obey you, allow you to cheat on them in front of their face, and still love you?
00:19:37.000It's actually, that was my experience.
00:19:40.000I did the pickup artist thing and I noticed there would be problems when I'd have a girl and then she would realize I'm with other girls and she'd be like, this is not happening.
00:19:48.000And then it would fall apart in my hands.
00:19:49.000I was like, fuck, I'm doing something wrong.
00:19:51.000And it was a consciousness of principles.
00:19:53.000And yeah, like I noticed some pickup artist dudes would talk about it, but it's almost like it's just psychology.
00:20:01.000It's almost like I've noticed in the world that people deny that genders exist, that the principles of human nature exist, masculinity and femininity, they don't exist anymore.
00:20:24.000Man, if you have value on your attention, this is what we say teaching the course, but you've got to have value on your attention.
00:20:29.000And your attention becomes so high value that they'll let you get away with a lot of stuff just to make sure they retain some of your attention.
00:20:36.000Too many dudes out here throwing their attention all over the place.
00:21:04.000Any questions, we'll answer them at the end.
00:21:06.000Now, Tate, I think this is an hour, or Andrew, which would you rather?
00:21:09.000This is an awesome time to go into the idea of street fights.
00:21:13.000We talked about the mafia briefly, and I imagine you have some decent stories.
00:21:16.000Any street fight stories you can reveal because I've, like, I think I've.
00:21:21.000Another thing I heard you say before is that a lot of people would, the common trope would be learn jujitsu if you ever get in a street fight.
00:21:28.000And then you were saying, yes, if you do jujitsu, you'll probably get killed.
00:24:09.000Crazy, but it's kind of organized in its own way because the mafia have to place on lock.
00:24:15.000So, like, statistically, it's much safer than the West.
00:24:18.000Like, there's very little street crime because people are afraid to commit random street crime because they don't know who they're fucking with.
00:24:25.000And if they're a cousin of a mafia member, something's going to end up dead and the police ain't going to help them.
00:24:28.000So, it's really like the mafia are in charge of everything, but they're after the big boy games.
00:24:32.000They're doing like political level, political corruption and stuff.
00:24:53.000Romania cleaned up to get in the EU, so to get into the European Union, the EU said, Look, you need to reduce your crime by like 92 percent, which was really bad.
00:25:01.000And they said, Okay, and they arrested three mafia families overnight, and the crime dropped by 96 percent.
00:25:06.000And then, like, a day, they knew who they were, they just didn't have no idea.
00:25:11.000Was that now street crime or would that be the high level stuff?
00:25:14.000Like, the EU were like, it was all kinds of stuff.
00:25:21.000So everyone knew who they were, but they were so powerful, no one wanted to arrest them.
00:25:24.000But when the European Union money came along, you know, you're going to get those grants for billions of dollars from the EU if you're an Eastern European country.
00:25:31.000So they're like, okay, we're going to take a few bills.
00:25:35.000In fact, I know some of them guys are in jail now.
00:25:37.000And it's kind of like the Pablo Esquemar story because they put them in jail for 20 years, but they're living with like eight girls and have got their own super oversized cell.
00:25:45.000They're living the life of kings still.
00:25:48.000They're on Instagram, they've got their phones, they're still banging.
00:25:51.000So it's all corrupt still in the ground.
00:25:52.000But anyway, Moldova next door is still wild, wild west.
00:27:17.000And before I went to hit him, there were two random security guys from random of the complex who kind of got involved and were kind of trying to slow it down a little bit.
00:27:27.000So, trying to kind of slow down a little bit, then one another one came around, tried to swing and hit me.
00:28:15.000I think this offers us a good deviation into probably one of the final topics I wanted to talk about today, which was the idea of war and the idea of war protecting the boundaries of your empire in some sense.
00:28:27.000And you're talking about a load of guys coming out of the bar there and walking up to some of their local girls and saying, Stop fucking around with some foreigners or something like that.
00:28:36.000And I just cannot conceptualize that in my head as ever happening in the West anymore.
00:28:55.000Your country has the most beautiful women on earth.
00:28:58.000You know that there is zero reason for two American brothers to turn up besides to try and fuck your chicks.
00:29:04.000Now, aren't you going to be a bit like Lucy's dudes just fucking.
00:29:06.000They just took three hot young 18 year olds now.
00:29:09.000I'm working in a fucking coal mine for pennies.
00:29:12.000This fucking American's here trying to steal.
00:29:14.000I don't blame him for wanting to kick my ass.
00:29:16.000I want to kick my ass because they're still territorial and they're still nationalist.
00:29:21.000And the problem is, when you remove that instinct, I'm not going to hate on what they did and hate on that instinct.
00:29:27.000Because when you remove that instinct, then you're left with what we have in the West now, where we're completely overrun and conquered and no one does shit about it.
00:29:33.000There's a reason no immigrants try and conquer Eastern Europe.
00:29:36.000It's because the people won't take it.
00:29:37.000You can't turn up there and start saying, this is our place now.
00:29:40.000We're going to run you over with trucks.
00:29:41.000And it's not going to last five minutes.
00:29:43.000But here in the West, we're just such cowards now.
00:31:14.000So it's evolutionary for men to be that way.
00:31:17.000And in many countries, they still are this way.
00:31:19.000And especially in countries like Moldova, which are extremely poor with beautiful women, they're going to be protected with the funding they have.
00:31:29.000Like, I was in Ukraine there during November, and I noticed that it's not very rich.
00:31:34.000It's like a fifth the price of everything around here, but the women were unbelievably beautiful.
00:31:38.000And there's a strange thing about like, there's not a strong correlation between wealth and beauty for some reason.
00:31:45.000I think there's an opposite correlation.
00:31:46.000I think the richer the country, the less attractive the girls are.
00:31:49.000And I think the reason for that is threefold.
00:31:51.000One, because in these countries like Moldova, Ukraine, et cetera, girls understand that their easiest path to economic freedom is through their beauty.
00:32:00.000They know that if I'm hot enough, some dude's going to hit me up on Instagram.
00:32:04.000Or I'm going to be able to find some mafia boss or whatever it takes.
00:32:08.000Some dude's going to put up with me and fund my life if I'm beautiful enough.
00:32:13.000So they put more effort into their beauty than the girls do in the West.
00:32:16.000Because in the West, girls believe in careers.
00:32:59.000But, um, yeah, and it is that strange thing as well, where I guess I'm saying, in one sense, they depedestalize the masculine instincts, such as to be territorial, express your masculinity.
00:33:11.000Stand for your women and fight for the sake of preserving them.
00:33:15.000But there is also this sense where they depedestalize your femininity.
00:33:18.000It's like you can't accept yourself as beautiful and try to make it in the world that way.
00:33:23.000But then, in the weird sense, you can as well.
00:34:54.000This is why I say in my courses I teach the PhD course, I teach guys to get physical condition, I teach guys to make money.
00:35:00.000I say, if you're in good physical shape, you know what I know for my PhD course, and you have a little bit of money, you are never going to struggle with girls the rest of your life, ever.
00:35:08.000Whereas, you know, so you get the ability to mold it.
00:35:44.000I mean, that's just the nature of the world.
00:35:45.000But they're trying to attack it from every single angle because they're trying to break down the family unit.
00:35:49.000Because if you break down the family unit and break down the country, you can just destroy everything from the ground up.
00:35:53.000They're just trying to turn everyone into mindless consumer slaves, just little buying stuff from Amazon.com, taking their antidepressants and jacking off the pornhub.
00:36:03.000It's most certainly there is this very, like, you know, you don't want to get those conspiracy theories, but fuck me.
00:36:09.000There's some scary patterns that you start noticing, such as the assault on basic principles, such as the family.
00:36:15.000And even the idea of a beautiful woman at 19, the idea would be she would get the best man she could and then hold on to him because fuck me, like, that's her peak.
00:36:23.000And then time is going to slowly erode her.
00:36:25.000But I've spoke to girls around here, and they would always say stuff like, a girl peaks in her 30s and a man peaks in his 20s.
00:36:32.000And it's like, That is, it's astounding.
00:36:51.000And this is why I respect Eastern European girls because Eastern European girls have a reputation of being sluts and they have a bad rep. But I think the complete opposite.
00:36:59.000An Eastern European girl is after a man who will change her life.
00:37:04.000So either she wants, either she's a hoe and she wants to go straight hooking to get money.
00:37:08.000She'll go to a strip club and she'll say, Okay, pay me.
00:37:10.000Or she's looking for a guy of status who she believes that she marries will genuinely actually be able to take care of her.
00:37:16.000So, one way or another, they're gold diggers.
00:37:18.000But I think if you're a beautiful woman, this is an intelligent take.
00:37:20.000It's much better than being a Western girl who's hot and banging some dude who's on the dull smoking weed and be like, Oh, but he's funny.
00:37:46.000And I think they're just more clever with their femininity and they understand that beauty is a path to get a lot of things you want and you have to use it cleverly and not just throw it all over the place.
00:38:09.000And that's what I say in my PhD course because I have a lot of people come to me saying, if you believe in the decline of the West, Why are you teaching guys to run out there and sleep with all these girls?
00:38:19.000And I say, no, the West is already screwed.
00:38:22.000What I'm teaching guys to do is if you want to find a woman worth having, you need to tear through 100 chicks first.
00:38:28.000You want to find a brilliant, beautiful, kind, gorgeous, good person who's submissive and nice to look at, and she really is the one for you.
00:38:36.000You need to sleep with a whole bunch of girls before you're going to get that girl.
00:38:39.000So, what I'm actually teaching my PhD course is look, if you're a man, you want to have a happy relationship, you still need to sleep with a bunch of girls first because you're just not going to find them any other way.
00:38:47.000There's no other way to find a quality girl now.
00:38:50.000They're not just waiting around for you to get them.
00:38:52.000You got to tear it's blood and look for them.
00:38:56.000I think there is, like, most certainly you need to go on a journey and almost learn what a good woman is.
00:39:04.000You need to want you to grow up in this world as a Western man, I found.
00:39:08.000Like, this happened to me as well, where I wouldn't have a conception of what femininity is because I wouldn't have a conception of what masculinity is because everything's sort of this bland in the middle thing.
00:39:17.000And you really need to go out there and experience the world and see how.
00:39:22.000Much harsher and how much more brutal reality is, and how much more women are like driven by value, and the same with men, and to really understand who what each gender brings in terms of value, and or almost to re redeem those old concepts of gender back in order to be able to set yourself up for life properly.
00:39:40.000Because if you fall for the social conditioning that's going on now, you risk having a very, very like you know, you risk having to read Rollo Tomasi's Rational Male when you're like 40 and divorced and without kids and stuff like that, bro.
00:39:53.000Yeah, I mean, if you take the wrong path as a man, your life can get destroyed.
00:39:58.000But with a man, it's risk versus reward.
00:40:00.000With a man, you have the ability to have it better than most women will ever have it.
00:40:04.000Like, if you're the top 1% or the top 5%, whatever, of men, life's great.
00:40:19.000If you follow the path, if you marry some girl and you barely know her, you have kids, and you stop having sex, you stay with her anyway, and she disrespects you, You put up with it and then she divorces you and she cheats on you.
00:40:29.000I mean, that's a tough way to learn life lessons, man.
00:40:58.000Because even when you're at my level of ultimate gold level game, some girls just aren't worth the effort.
00:41:04.000Some girls are more effort than others and ain't worth the time.
00:41:06.000So I have a little test I do to see if they're worth putting the time in on fixing or just letting them go back into the ether and let someone else put up with their crap.
00:41:18.000You've got to be very careful as a man, especially if you're intending on getting married, signing away half your assets, all these things.
00:41:31.000I see them on Reddit and stuff like that.
00:41:33.000They talk about the fact that they're so sick of getting cucked and failing with women and all that, that they just want to completely remove them out of their life and whatnot.
00:41:42.000And I see that happening a lot in the West.
00:41:44.000And it's a very worrying sign because that's essentially the final defeat of the family is like a load of men saying, I'm not going to procreate anymore.
00:43:54.000A lot of people think I'm talking purely about money, and I'm not.
00:43:56.000I'm not at all because I believe that all the traits that you just described there would lead you towards money.
00:44:03.000It's like it's the universal principles of psychology, it's character.
00:44:07.000And most certainly, people would see the money and then they'd be like, well, it's obviously money, but it's like maybe the money was a consequence of the man.
00:44:16.000If you're a passionate, dedicated, driven, intelligent person, then sooner or later you're going to end up having your bills paid.
00:46:14.000I guess this isn't a good deviation into our final topic.
00:46:17.000But people, any more questions, pop them in.
00:46:19.000We'll do questions after this last turn of conversation.
00:46:23.000Mr. Tate, we were talking about evil and the West.
00:46:26.000And earlier we were talking about family.
00:46:28.000And I noticed we brought up this conception that there's a little bit of social conditioning going on that's quite strange, quite suspicious.
00:47:08.000To the reality of what actual evil does, or what is like the true dark side or downside of life.
00:47:14.000And things like war, I find that people have a very small consciousness of.
00:47:18.000They don't understand that the modern world, the West, as it is now, was built out of millions of lives from World War I and World War II and whatnot, and even more throughout the past history.
00:47:28.000So I was wondering, what would your conception of true evil versus that false evil of masculinity be?
00:47:34.000What would your conception of true evil be?
00:47:37.000Well, the first things first is that if anything's truly evil, the only people who are going to stop it are masculine men.
00:47:43.000Like, tell me a truly evil force has ever been stopped by a shrieking feminist.
00:48:21.000Women and feminists, and this whole anti men movement, have this idea that men restricting their emotions is what causes them to build up and do crazy things and bad things.
00:49:27.000What they've confused about toxic masculinity is this men do have an innate instinct for violence, but that isn't based on us suppressing our emotions.
00:49:36.000That's an evolutionary trait that we've developed because men have to fight.
00:49:40.000This is why we have it because without the ability to fight, men wouldn't exist.
00:49:45.000The whole reason that men look at the Romans, they didn't have Google Maps, they didn't know where they were going.
00:49:51.000They just melted some rocks, made some swords, and said, let's just walk in this direction.
00:49:55.000Till we get to the channel, let's build some boats, let's cross that.
00:50:02.000This is an innate human instinct because it allowed us to survive.
00:50:06.000Because fighting is a reality of the real world.
00:50:08.000We live in a society now where we pretend fighting is not a reality, fighting is a reality, violence is real.
00:50:14.000In many parts of the world today, violence is absolutely a real part of everyday life.
00:50:18.000So, men are born with an innate tendency to violence.
00:50:24.000This is not toxically masculine, this is not toxic masculinity.
00:50:28.000What's toxically masculine is not being able to control it.
00:50:32.000So, when I feel like punching someone in the face, I don't do it because I can control myself, because I've learned to control my emotions.
00:50:39.000What they're trying to teach people to do, especially men, is to be more feminine and not control our emotions because they think that's going to leave us crying all the time and doing all the positive things, like, I don't know, crying our eyes out at a movie.
00:50:51.000They think that's just going to happen.
00:50:52.000You know what's going to happen when you tell men not to control themselves?
00:50:55.000They're going to pick up a knife and stab some random dude.
00:50:57.000The people who do this crazy stuff, the people who shoot up schools, The people who do all these random acts of violence are guys who couldn't control their own emotions.
00:51:06.000They're pretending the only emotion that's going to flood out when they remove men's ability to control themselves is going to be all this gushy sadness.
00:51:15.000What's going to fly out of people when they don't control themselves is violence.
00:51:19.000Absolutely, it's going to be violence.
00:51:21.000And this is what's so crazy about their idea of toxic masculinity it's so innate.
00:52:05.000And it's almost like we have come to this point now where we've got Rome, we've got that big kingdom, the West.
00:52:13.000And we don't appreciate how hard it was to make that.
00:52:16.000We don't even appreciate what sacrifices it took to make that.
00:52:21.000And we don't appreciate that all the men who are inside that now are probably the more civilized ones because they were the ones who had the ability to use their intention to beat their violent emotions and create something big.
00:52:32.000And now we've undeified everything that they are, and it's all going to start crumbling and it's all going to start crumbling in and out of self.
00:53:09.000And she does it instinctively because she's trying to poke you into manning up.
00:53:14.000She's like, you know, this is the man that's supposed to protect me if stuff goes down, but he's too afraid to even talk back to me when I tell him he's a little bitch.
00:53:20.000So they try and push you and prod you into standing up for yourself.
00:53:43.000But the only kind of, the only kind of, The only kind of positivity I can drag from all this is that any man who isn't a man nowadays, he ain't happy.
00:54:04.000Any guy who goes along with that agenda is going to end up with a terrible life.
00:54:06.000If you think you're going to go along with the feminist agenda and somehow your life and your relationships with women is going to be better, you're completely wrong.
00:55:00.000The idea of yes, okay, so this we've got this problem where we've got this massive civilization, and because these men with their rootless intention went out to Stalingrad and sacrificed their lives with unbelievable quantities, they went to Verdun, they went to fucking D-Day, you know, they ran towards a load of fucking pillboxes and got ripped apart by bullets.
00:55:22.000Because these men crafted out this massive, giant, big Roman state that we have now, all the people inside it don't experience evil anymore, so they have this.
00:55:32.000Insanity where they've got that human nature where they need to find something evil, but they can't find anything to clutch that onto.
00:55:38.000So they'll say, Well, we'll just go for whatever this person tells me.
00:55:41.000And unfortunately, that person is saying masculinity.
00:55:44.000Have you any belief in what real evil is?
00:55:47.000Like, would it, would we need to bring, like, say, if we were, we were two uh wizards here and we were gonna, like, how are we gonna brainwash the people back to reality?
00:55:55.000Would we have to scare them and saying, There's a big fucking monster at the gate and it's coming to get you?
00:55:59.000And it's the men inside are your friends.
00:56:35.000I think when you look at the Western world and you look at the foreign ideologies that are coming to conquer the Western world, I'm not saying that those ideologies are necessarily evil.
00:56:42.000I'm not going to say that people of a different faith, I don't want to get anyone banned here, we know what I'm talking about, are necessarily evil.
00:56:48.000And I'm not saying that we're not necessarily evil.
00:56:50.000I'm saying that if something's going to mutually, if there's only one that can survive, then you have to look at the opposing force as an evil force.
00:56:58.000You have to look at which one you wear, yes.
00:57:32.000Feminism, feminists will sit and say, We just want women to do better.
00:57:35.000So on the standalone, maybe their points are not evil, maybe they have good intention, but because it's so contradictory to what I believe, I have to view it as an evil force.
00:57:57.000The problem is, I don't know, and I know everything.
00:58:01.000And even I don't know the answer to it.
00:58:03.000Because the truth is this if you talk too much truth, like me, you get banned everywhere.
00:58:09.000I've been banned from Twitter, Facebook, bank accounts, everything.
00:58:14.000And I'm lucky because I'm financially able to handle those kind of things.
00:58:17.000If you have a job, You can't have a polarizing opinion, you're gonna lose your job.
00:58:22.000So, they've got now they've got society by the balls because they've got us by the purse strings.
00:58:27.000Like, no one really truly believes in something to stand up and risk losing your livelihood to say something, especially knowing it probably ain't going to change much.
00:58:36.000You know, here's an interesting thought is that so it's very hard for us to properly articulate evil because that might lead us to having to say something about the elites or something like that, and we could get in a lot of trouble for doing that.
00:58:48.000But maybe we could posit a temporary evil and say something like censorship.
00:58:53.000Is probably the closest we're going to get to it right now because that is the thing that's restricting us from analyzing this problem properly and dealing with it.
00:59:00.000Because if you're not conscious of the problem, you're most certainly not going to be able to solve the problem.
00:59:04.000It's like trying to walk into a room blind.
00:59:07.000And yeah, I do think that that censorship thing is astoundingly sinister because it's like, you know, it happened to Alex Jones.
00:59:14.000You were talking about you're going to go into InfoWars, and it happened to Alex Jones, and it was scary how little people cared, man.
01:00:01.000And then they just spiral down the San Francisco liberal crap hole.
01:00:06.000They end up hiring more liberals, and everyone's liberal and just goes down the pan.
01:00:09.000And the truth is this as a conservative, I'm prepared to listen to anyone's opinion.
01:00:14.000And I don't believe in censoring anybody because I'm not fearful of ideas.
01:00:18.000The problem is with liberals is that they're fearful people.
01:00:21.000And they're fearful because they're instinctively fearful because they know they're instinctively beta.
01:00:26.000You have to understand that for a long period of human history, A beta male viewed an alpha male as a predator because he was a predator and he could destroy it.
01:00:35.000So, this is why they have such intrinsic, deep seated hate for alphas.
01:02:17.000This is Nietzsche's had an interesting challenge, an interesting read of history.
01:02:23.000He said that the savage nature of horrible men like the barbarian Vikings and the monstrous Romans is that they would go out and they would murder everybody and enslave them and then use all that power they've gained.
01:02:35.000From being savages, having that instinct to want to create something excellent at all costs, even human suffering, they didn't give a fuck about that.
01:02:42.000They would like to beat people down, smash them into shape, murder en masse, and build Rome.
01:02:47.000And then, when Rome was built, they create this safe space and then they allow people to incubate in there who don't really need to be super strong, but they need to be super smart, like bureaucrats or something like that.
01:02:57.000So, these people start to gather the power.
01:02:59.000And then, these people would instantiate a new type of morality, which would be based on somewhat resenting those alpha types of before.
01:03:07.000And secretly, they'd all do this secretly.
01:03:08.000They would want to destroy those alphas because they couldn't destroy them physically.
01:03:12.000They tried to destroy them almost spiritually.
01:03:14.000And they would change everything the alpha meant.
01:03:18.000Uh, turn strength into cruelty and flip everything around, and then slowly that would erode it.
01:03:24.000But this is where it gets fucking scary, and this is why I don't like reading Nietzsche because he scares the shit out of me.
01:03:28.000Is that when they do that, what they do is they destroy the soul of the thing they built, and the thing will inevitably fall for that reason.
01:03:38.000They eat alive their gut, their master, and it's a scary thought.
01:03:41.000Well, I was with Paul Joseph Watson and Candace Owens a couple days ago, and when we were sitting around that table, the only difference between me and them, we agreed on absolutely everything.
01:03:51.000The only difference is they believe there's still hope for the West.
01:05:14.000I look at people like Tommy Robinson and all the great work he does and how crazy his life is and how they put him in jail for all that time for no reason.
01:05:21.000They took all his bank accounts away and he's going without his kids and stuff.
01:05:51.000I'm going to let it become a stab capital of the world and just complain about it and pretend it's some other reason.
01:05:57.000I just let people to fester in their ignorance.
01:05:59.000Because I've kind of given up on them, that's the reality.
01:06:01.000Um, like, yeah, look, dude, like, it's that black pill, it's people and plenty of people are chewing on that.
01:06:08.000It's a very, very hard thing when you look at it deep.
01:06:10.000When you look at how fundamental this is, like, I'm sort of describing the really, really high level spiritual stuff.
01:06:17.000What's going on is the way that it's almost like a war of souls, the masculine soul is getting slowly killed, and I just don't see how that gets redeemed unless there's something.
01:06:26.000It's almost spiritual in my sense, it's almost like this spiritual revolution will have to happen where people will be like, I will fight for the West.
01:06:33.000Like, it's almost like people don't have any sense of value for the West, so they're not prepared to die for it.
01:06:38.000And for that reason, they're not prepared to speak out and lose all their shit.
01:07:02.000And this is another reason they destroy patriotism.
01:07:04.000If you care about your country and you're a patriot, then you're going to be like those Moldovan guys who attack me because they're Moldovans and this is Moldova.
01:07:10.000And what's the American guys doing here?
01:08:15.000I cannot believe how intense the brainwashing must be for people to not be able to conceive.
01:08:20.000We have the chance now to build an Irish nation and we're literally handing it away straight away.
01:08:25.000We're like, oh, we don't even want it now.
01:08:27.000It's so disrespectful towards those people who fought and died, those toxic men who ran up with guns and said, I will die for the family I might never get to see again.
01:08:36.000Imagine, imagine, imagine that thought.
01:08:39.000Like, I just don't think people can get it into their heads of what it'd be like to say, I will never taste food or a woman again and I will go die for something and then my grandchildren will throw it out the window.
01:09:17.000I mean, like, if you could tell all the World War II soldiers, you're going to fight, you're going to die, and this is going to happen, this is going to happen, this is going to happen, European Union, Germany's going to be charged.
01:09:29.000And I could talk about it forever, but yeah.
01:09:34.000My man, we've gone for plenty of time here.
01:09:36.000We could go to one last direction, depends on how you feel, and we could talk about any solutions we see for this, or we could go with questions.
01:13:15.000So, if you're involved in some high level mafia shit and you owe some money or you owe some drugs or something, then you might get a warning because they want to get paid.
01:13:23.000But in general, if you're not involved in that kind of stuff, if someone's like, I'm going to get you, a lot of that is fucking bravado.
01:13:29.000And the only sensible reply is to ignore it completely because all they want is your attention.
01:13:37.000But I'm scared of the people who don't threaten me.
01:13:41.000Like, if I wronged someone, which I don't do anyway because I'm an honorable guy, if I wronged someone and they didn't threaten me, I'd be far more nervous than if they started telling me they're going to get me.
01:14:29.000If they don't do it, then there's nothing much more to say after that, you know?
01:14:33.000Because the problem with threats is this most people who threat, I'd say 99.9% of threats are never followed through.
01:14:41.000So threatening people is dangerous territory because the reason I don't threaten people is because I would never say anything I don't mean.
01:14:49.000If I say to you, you better pay me or I'm going to fuck you up and you don't pay me, now I've got to fuck you up because otherwise you look like a dickhead.
01:15:41.000But there is a deep connection between your words and your actual soul, like something about what you are, that if you betray them, you're betraying yourself in a way that we would slowly erode ourselves and then find ourselves many years later saying a load of stuff that doesn't have any gravitas to it, have any force.
01:15:58.000And oftentimes I've felt people who talk very, like you, for example, you talk very down to earth, but your words carry weight, whereas you can be very heady and talking a lot of intellectual stuff and your words are less.
01:16:09.000Gravitated because there's almost like you don't mean them in the same way.
01:16:14.000It's very easy for me to look through a dictionary and get a thesaurus and start using big words.
01:16:18.000But I am very particular with my language because for a long period of my life, at least for the last seven or eight years, I've made a super conscious effort to A, not lie, and B, never say anything I don't do.
01:16:30.000If I say to you right now, I'm going to do 500 push ups, I'm going to do them because I can't go to sleep knowing I'm a liar.
01:16:37.000I have to finish because I said I would.
01:16:57.000So for a long time, I've only said things that I mean.
01:17:01.000So I'm very, very careful with my language.
01:17:02.000And that's one of the reasons I don't really give threats, because a couple of times I've given a threat and I followed through on it, and I've fought back, thinking I could have been more calm or I could have done that differently.
01:17:12.000But if I say, shut the fuck up, or else, I got followed through on my all or else.
01:18:06.000Like that pops something into my mind.
01:18:08.000There is this sense that, you know, people, there is an energy of a lot of men nowadays that are trying their best to redeem themselves from the pressure of turning them into cook, like just disastrous betas.
01:18:20.000And they want to climb out of that and they want to find all the strategies and the tactics and the knowledge.
01:18:25.000But there's something very profound about that idea of okay, all you got to do is just never betray your word.
01:18:31.000Like, if you could do that seriously for 10 years and maybe nothing else, just take that thing particularly seriously and always live through your words properly, I'd say you would like it to be unbelievable the progress you could make.
01:18:42.000There's something incredible about that concept that is so hard to get your head around.
01:18:47.000It's also a reason why I think Jordan Peterson really popped for people is that he was coming out and he was like, It's not obvious.
01:20:23.000I know that if I were to come up to you and say, all right, we're going to do this now, you'd have some excuse.
01:20:29.000So, like, my words are absolutely sacred, especially to myself.
01:20:34.000And that's why I'm very careful with what I say because, like I said, if I threaten someone, even if I don't want to do it anymore, I have to do it because I won't lie to myself, I won't betray myself.
01:20:43.000And that allows you to start thinking a lot more carefully about what you say.
01:21:32.000Like, to bring full circle what we were talking about earlier about the decline of the West and my suggestion that it does seem quite spiritual in its nature, there does seem to be a very subtle but pragmatic solution there is that if you could get a large enough demographic of men, In our states, to turn around and say, I will not with my words anymore and treat them as sacred, I wonder what would happen in 10 years.
01:21:53.000Like, that's a really interesting idea.
01:21:55.000Something that this is the thing is this this is not a new idea, no, not at all.
01:23:43.000I say this to, I had a guy, he messaged me on Twitter the other day saying he was struggling with his girlfriend, broke up with his girlfriend.
01:23:50.000I said, Yeah, we've all been there, bro, but you don't care about her anymore.
01:26:25.000If you're fat and lonely and broke and depressed, you need to stop being fat, stop being lonely, and stop being broke, and you might feel better.
01:26:32.000So, if you can respect your own word and say, you know what, I'm depressed, whatever, I'm going to the gym every day, I'm losing 20 pounds, that's what I'm gonna do, and you stick to it, you'll be surprised how much better you feel.
01:26:44.000You'll be surprised how quickly you start to think, you know what, I can do this, I can do that, I can do this.
01:27:00.000Those things they don't think that when you get into a depressive state, there's not something that you could be learning, such as, or maybe I need a new perspective, maybe there's something I'm doing wrong in my life, and all that.
01:27:08.000Instead, they can categorize it as something wrong with them.
01:27:11.000And it's like, oftentimes, you're depressed because you've been up and it's a time for change and all that.
01:27:16.000And yeah, like it's really about that idea of like you can dig yourself out of that stuff, but you've just got to have that little bit of hope at the start of it.
01:29:45.000I lost you at the end, but an idea did pop into my head, which is bringing it quite full circle.
01:29:49.000Is that you said that the fruit of life is in the difference, in that contrast?
01:29:55.000And most certainly, what seems to be going on in our culture right now is that we have that great civilization, that comfort zone, and there lacks that gravitas, that danger, that evil, that sense of what it meant to be grounded into the floor and be like an ant, not a great human that we are now.
01:30:11.000And so, what seems to be so strange, people want that, they crave that, so they have to.
01:30:16.000Literally give themselves depression in order to justify their beautiful existence instead of just having a bit of fucking gratitude.
01:31:17.000Heat exists, and a lack of heat creates cold.
01:31:20.000Well, I think it's the same thing with happiness.
01:31:21.000There's no such thing as happiness, it's just a lack of sorrow.
01:31:24.000If I'm not grief stricken, If I'm not sitting here and I'm really devastated, if my family members haven't died, if I'm not bawling my eyes out, if I'm not really struggling, then I'm a happy person because I'm not completely sorrow filled.
01:31:39.000But I think a lot of people are somewhere in the middle and they think because they're not at that giddy, childish happiness, there's something wrong with them.
01:31:47.000No grown up adult is supposed to live at the absolute peak of life's great, I'm happy, I'm happy, I'm happy.
01:34:00.000Yeah, yeah, it's that thing that happens with a lot of people who are who are uh big is that they'd uh they become they're they are a character, you know, and then when people meet them in real life, they're like.
01:34:10.000Be the character, be the character, be the end.
01:34:12.000It's like, dude, I'm a person, like, fuck off.
01:34:14.000But the point is also that right now, what I'm speaking to you, I'm saying it, I'm saying it with meaning.
01:34:20.000I know it's going to resonate with people.
01:34:23.000I know it's going to be on the internet.
01:34:24.000So, my energy is if I'm going to talk, it's going to have meaning.
01:34:27.000Most of the time, my general day to day life, I do get described as a quiet person because I don't speak unless I really believe it has an impact or an effect.
01:35:01.000That's a very interesting because you would strike me as very extroverted and the sort of person sitting there at the table and just being like talking, talking, talking.
01:35:09.000But that does make a lot of sense is that if you put gravitas into your words, why would you expect yourself to be doing small talk all the time?
01:35:34.000If I'm in a business meeting and there's five of us and everyone's talking, talking, talking, talking, I may only say five words, but people listen to what I say.
01:38:00.000It's just globalist elites in charge in Brussels trying to make it extremely difficult for.
01:38:06.000It's trying to make it extremely difficult for England to leave, and all the people who are in power in England are just elitists, and it's all globalism garbage, man.
01:38:13.000The fact that most people don't even know how Europe runs.
01:38:23.000Do you know the EU parliament has no power to propose law, to repeal law?
01:38:28.000So it's just a bunch of people sitting around talking about laws, which are proposed and implemented by a select group of people that no one's voted for.
01:38:39.000A bunch of people at the top, which are completely beyond the ability to vote for, they have no direct correlation to the voting electorate.
01:38:48.000And they can pass any law they want, like let's it let in unlimited refugees.
01:38:53.000And even if the parliament argue about it, they can do nothing about it.
01:38:56.000And the people at the base level can't vote these people out of office, so you get to pass it.
01:39:03.000And then England wants to sit there and go, Oh, but we can't possibly survive without these psychos in charge of us.
01:39:10.000If I was in charge of Brexit, here's what would happen I'd send them a letter saying, Here's how much money you're going to get from England with a big fat zero.
01:40:07.000They're not putting money in because they're poor countries.
01:40:10.000I have seen with my own eyes corruption.
01:40:14.000I've seen Romanian lawyers go through the paperwork to get a quarter of a million pound grant to build a park and then literally lay a little bit of turf and put a swing set.
01:40:35.000I mean, I'm not going to get angry about it.
01:40:36.000England needs a Trump, but we ain't never going to get one.
01:40:39.000So, would you approve of Trump taking that massive American industrial complex and conquering Western Europe and establishing a God Emperor?
01:41:33.000And wait until they start with that whole gender stuff with four year olds and stuff.
01:41:37.000Like, that's you're playing on the defensive there.
01:41:40.000There's, I just don't see how that can be achieved unless you are.
01:41:45.000It's almost like a software program and you need to go to the root.
01:41:48.000And the root is actually to stop the sources of all that.
01:41:50.000And it's like J.E. Bolsonaro down in Brazil, he said, like, he's going to kick out all the cultural Marxists in the education system.
01:41:58.000That was actually one of his big points.
01:41:59.000The reason why he got in is because he was so adamant that you're not allowed to tell children they're gay and you're not allowed.
01:42:05.000Have Marxism in schools, and he's like going hard on that.
01:42:08.000And so, it'll be interesting to see what happens in Brazil in contrast with like Donald, he's having a tough time over there, even getting his wall up, you know?
01:43:20.000Tell your mother that you've got a better plan and go out there and get a job because I believe that'll be better for you in the long run.
01:43:25.000Just a side note when I was working, I got many jobs that required a degree without a degree because I was just so flawless in the interviews.
01:43:33.000So I think if you learn to speak correctly and R8 correctly and you have good body language and you're arrogant enough, you can do well.
01:43:39.000I walked into positions, they said, Do you have a degree?
01:43:45.000I know that me spending four years for your company and learning things here will teach me far more about this industry than I could learn from an outdated textbook.
01:43:52.000In a university course, I'm prepared to sit here and work the cheapest.
01:43:56.000I'll be the cheapest employee you've ever had.
01:43:58.000You can pay me the least, and I guarantee I'll do the most work.
01:44:01.000You're never going to have a member of staff as efficient and dedicated as me.
01:44:04.000So I don't have a degree, but I'm guaranteeing you now I'll be the smartest decision you've ever made.
01:44:09.000You say that to a boss, and they'll be sitting there going, This dude's so arrogant.
01:44:19.000Yeah, they're like, Okay, well, we'll give you a one week trial.
01:44:21.000They don't want to see if I was full of shit or not.
01:44:23.000All you have to do is early for work to be there at the desk, head down.
01:44:29.000Just like, you know, it's like things are like this dude's crazy.
01:44:32.000But crazy is a good thing if it's in the right way.
01:44:34.000At the end of the day, you're making the boss money.
01:44:36.000You know, like I say this all the time job interviews for me were so easy.
01:44:40.000I used to ace them, I used to kill them.
01:44:43.000Because I used to sit there with like a job interview and I'd say, okay, all right, I used to do sales.
01:44:47.000I was a salesman because it's where you could make the most money.
01:44:49.000But I used to say, I'm being perfectly honest with you.
01:44:52.000I need to make at least a million pounds a year.
01:44:55.000Oh, yeah, but this company, well, this company only turns over two million, so we're about to turn over a lot more.
01:44:59.000I'd say, are you prepared for the amount of orders I'm going to bring you?
01:45:03.000Because if I can't make a million dollars a year or a million pounds a year in commission, I'm going to work somewhere else.
01:45:07.000So if the company's not large enough, isn't prepared to fulfill the orders I'm going to be bringing in so we can look after the clients so I can get repeat business, I need a job somewhere else because I'm not working for less than that.
01:45:17.000And they were supposed to be quizzing me.
01:45:49.000You've got everything to do with four years and 30.
01:45:52.000Say if you are introverted and you may not believe that you have that ability to just ace an interview, most certainly put into practice.
01:45:59.000Andrew's advice on taking your words more seriously, build up that ability.
01:46:03.000Maybe you could spend the university years getting that into practice.
01:46:06.000But also, it's quite recent, but Google and all them tech companies said that they will accept people who are talented enough who do not have degrees.
01:46:14.000So, just learn the fucking skill, man.
01:46:16.000And if you're like some introvert who doesn't, who doesn't, isn't good at talking, man, and you can prove yourself, all you need to do is be able to prove yourself, man.
01:46:23.000So, just fucking, you know, figure out what you want to do, what you're good at.
01:46:26.000Make sure you understand what you're good at, you know, maybe you have a good voice, maybe you are quite technical or something like that.
01:46:32.000And then just see what opportunities you can make work with that.
01:46:36.000Because, as we said before, there is this problem with the universities where they are part of this cultural machine that's more intent on, shall we say, a form of brainwashing.
01:46:53.000And I would say this to introverts all the time as well.
01:46:55.000I know if you're introverted, it can seem very daunting and stuff, but for certain aspects of your life, like women, like job interviews, being confident and being extroverted certainly helps.
01:47:06.000And I do believe it's something you can learn.
01:47:08.000You don't have to be a full time psycho.
01:47:09.000You haven't been the center of attention, but to learn to speak confidently and learn to be just arrogant enough to be believable, I think it's something everyone can put practice into and learn.
01:47:20.000Like, I know it was semi natural to me, but I learned, I literally sat and thought, how can I come across as so fantastic they have to hire me?
01:48:51.000Like I said earlier about respecting my word, I think a lot of that comes from fighting because fighting is not something you can have to do.
01:48:57.000Like with a lot of sports, you can have to do it.
01:49:00.000If you have to do fighting, you're looking to get your ass kicked.
01:49:03.000So it's either something I do with my entire soul or something I don't do at all.
01:49:08.000So I need to really make that call in the upcoming weeks so I can really justify giving up everything else to give myself every possible advantage and really, really make sure it's the only thing on earth I care about.
01:50:09.000Like, I wouldn't, I've never done anything professional now, but I learned to fight, and the difference in my personality afterwards is astounding.
01:50:16.000There's something about a baseline level of physical competence that improves your confidence on every level.
01:51:14.000So I sell a course on body language, which includes like how I speak, how I rate myself, a course on fitness, because I've got a fitness program I do from home that keeps me in fantastic shape 30 minutes a day, a course on how to get girls, a course on how to make money.
01:51:28.000I've got a war room, which is a group of individuals who are really chasing the cash.
01:51:32.000And there's like 50 of us, we're all in this one group on Telegram.
01:51:35.000We're just talking, different guys helping each other with different projects.
01:51:38.000We're launching three or four businesses between the 50 of us.
01:53:52.000Otherwise, I'm not going to follow them.
01:53:53.000So, when I see these thirst traps, when I see a girl with 5 million followers and these dudes, like, you're so beautiful, you're so beautiful.
01:53:58.000Just throwing their attention away to a chick they're never ever gonna fuck.
01:54:02.000I'm just like, you guys have got the whole game so wrong.
01:54:20.000But girls want to feel like they're winning.
01:54:22.000They're getting like a fucking, like a G, like a high status man.
01:54:26.000And if you pander to them and pedestalize them, they're like, well, he's not.
01:54:30.000I'm higher up in the status hierarchy than he is.
01:54:33.000Like, it's never going to work that way.
01:54:35.000And there is that problem where even as a guy, like, You're sometimes so desperate that you wouldn't accept, okay, right?
01:54:45.000I'm going to go through a little bit of scarcity and really fucking work on myself and stay true to my path, as opposed to like dissipate my attention into these Instagram posts and all that.
01:54:54.000And the second you make that commitment and say, I will even sacrifice women to a large extent, I will scorn them, I will sacrifice them in order to go on this path to make me like, you know, my best self.
01:55:05.000And the second you do that, your attention becomes more valuable and then they start coming.
01:55:08.000It's astounding how that stuff works, but it's hard.
01:55:11.000It's emotionally difficult to do that because.
01:55:13.000In order to do that, you have to go through an actual feeling, which is like that feeling of loss, that fear of loss.
01:55:20.000And it's so easy in theory, but people.
01:55:23.000I put everything down to chess because I'm a chess player.
01:55:26.000My dad was a chess player professional.
01:55:27.000I still play chess for hours a day, but it's risk versus reward.
01:55:31.000So I had a guy, I'm going to keep it private who he was, but he's verified.
01:55:38.000He's actually a very well known celebrity dude.
01:55:40.000And he was hitting me up on Twitter for advice on girls.
01:55:42.000He had a problem with his girl, whatever, whatever.
01:55:44.000And he was explaining his situation about how his girl still talks to his ex, and he told her not to, and she won't stop, and all this shit.
01:55:50.000And I told him what to do, and he didn't listen to me.
01:55:53.000He said he didn't listen because he was afraid to lose her, just like you said.
01:56:12.000Now, if she chooses, and I explained to him, if she chooses him, Then she's obviously going to fuck him sooner or later anyway.
01:56:18.000Like all you're doing is accelerating the process.
01:56:20.000If you said, I'm going to leave you if you don't stop, and she said, leave, then how many weeks do you think it's going to be until she sucks his dick?
01:56:32.000But by shocking her and offering her an instant attention takeaway, by even if she walks out, never text her, never reply to her, completely ignore her unless she apologizes, then you might shock her system into getting what you want.
01:56:48.000So, yeah, it's a risk because she might leave you, but is it really a risk if the outcome of her banging him is certain anyway?
01:56:55.000It's just accelerating the process for a chance at victory.
01:56:59.000So, I use this with the chess analogy.
01:57:01.000I say if you're in a losing position and you're definitely going to lose, and you can see that if you sacrifice your queen, there's a hope of victory, even if it's unlikely.
01:57:10.000Do you want to sit there and keep your queen on the board and slowly get ground down and lose?
01:57:15.000Or do you want to sacrifice your queen?
01:57:17.000It may not work, but you're going to lose eventually anyway.
01:57:20.000But it might work, and you pull off the most brilliant move in history.
01:57:24.000And this is my point, especially with relationships.
01:57:26.000Guys are so afraid of losing the girl that they never take that risk.
01:57:30.000I've done that exact situation countless times.
01:58:34.000I didn't complain when I paid that 200 pound dinner.
01:58:36.000If you don't want to make me a coffee, then you're not the kind of girl I want to be with So she got in a mood, she got her stuff and left.
02:00:02.000And this is why I say in the PhD course, you've got to be talking to so many girls that you're prepared to lose one.
02:00:06.000Because I'm not going to be in a relationship unless I'm in charge.
02:00:09.000Because if we're walking down the street and someone comes up and tries to take her handbag, I'm the guy who has to get stabbed to protect her.
02:00:16.000But she doesn't want to make me a fucking coffee.
02:00:48.000Something just clicked off in my mind about that is you're speaking about this.
02:00:51.000Idea of having a principle active in a moment, and people will be like, Oh, that's petty, it's a coffee, but it's not the coffee, it's the principle that you're pulling out.
02:01:00.000It's like, This is it's like the same thing with the word.
02:01:02.000It's like, you say, 'I will do 500 push ups,' and it's like, 'Dude, like that's just kind of a bit ridiculous.' Like, it's 500 push ups, doesn't mean nothing.
02:01:08.000You get to 200, it's not a big deal, but you're like, 'But the principle is active.' It's like, if I violated this principle, I violate my words, and they're no longer magic.
02:01:17.000And if I violate this relationship, it's no longer magic.' And it's that idea of drawing, it's almost like an existential and invisible boundary.
02:01:24.000It's a principle that you're acting on, and it is actually hyper like it's a masculine thing, even if we're going to bring it this big.
02:01:30.000It's like what that's what's going on in the West right now is that the principles which built the West are now getting violated, and people think it doesn't matter, it's not a big deal.
02:01:39.000The boundaries of the West are getting violated, it doesn't matter.
02:01:42.000But the thing is, is that it did, it caused a lot of death in that moment, and it's the same thing.
02:01:46.000It's like these moments full of tension they matter because they really build something.
02:01:51.000Like I was saying to this guy, the fact your girlfriend even thinks it's normal to be able to text her ex while she's with you.
02:01:58.000Does that not show how fucked up society is?
02:03:16.000The number of fought girls who I've dumped who hit me up years later, years.
02:03:20.000And it's because they can't get over in their mind the one guy who dumped me, the one guy who didn't give in, the one guy who didn't care is that Tate fuck.
02:03:29.000That Tate is the only guy who didn't give a shit about me.
02:04:12.000It's astounding how much comes out of that simple idea is that you have her and you value her more than your own principles.
02:04:19.000And what that does is that corrodes your ability to have a character and you also lose her.
02:04:23.000You lose everything by valuing the wrong thing.
02:04:26.000And if you value your principles, which in essence is yourself, everything will fall in the right place.
02:04:31.000And that is so psychological and like mindset and even metaphysical to an extent.
02:04:36.000And it is the one thing that seems to be going wrong is that we live in this anything goes ism type situation where it's like there are no such thing as boundaries.
02:07:41.000Like most dudes are just miserable, and the reason they're miserable is because the woman doesn't respect them, and the reason she doesn't respect you is because you allowed her to disrespect you one too many times.
02:08:24.000So you just got to be straight to the point.
02:08:26.000And all these men and their sexless marriages, they just sat there and ate too much crap for too long.
02:08:31.000The world is trying to, especially against men, we've been talking about this for a long time, but how it's trying to condition us.
02:08:36.000It's conditioning you to take a whole bunch of shit.
02:08:38.000As a man, you can be a man of honor and you can fit well in the society and you can go through life and be nice to people and still take no shit from anyone.
02:08:51.000I think that is the problem is that people say those two things can't go together.
02:08:54.000You can't have standards and be an honorable, noble man.
02:08:58.000In fact, I don't think you can be an honorable and noble man unless you have standards.
02:09:02.000I would always worry about a male feminist.
02:09:03.000Like, he's more likely to betray you than a man with honor.
02:09:06.000And that's a very interesting problem is that we don't have a conception of that anymore.
02:09:10.000And it's very, if you want to talk about toxic, I can think of nothing more spiritually toxic than not knowing the best form of masculinity we could have.
02:09:18.000We only have a conception of the worst.
02:09:35.000You left a tweet and you're like, I don't insult women.
02:09:37.000And I was like, it just kind of struck me because there was this you have this sort of thing where you're talking to girls and you want to kind of cut them down off their pedestal.
02:09:45.000So you'd like make fun of them a bit, you know, you'd like you'd nag them or something.
02:10:02.000It's just, it's like a lot of guys are getting into this manosphere stuff because they don't have a positive conception of what masculinity is.
02:10:11.000They don't have an idea of what a great man is.
02:10:13.000And so they are always unhappy, trying to search for something and they're never finding it.
02:10:18.000And they don't know why they're unhappy.
02:10:19.000And eventually they start blaming men.
02:10:21.000And maybe that's where that shit test energy is coming they're prodding and being like, something in me makes me realize there needs to be a better form of masculinity, but you're not it.
02:10:30.000And then no guys know how to bring it out.
02:10:33.000That's why every fucking hardcore left wing feminist ends up falling in love with some right wing dude because he's the first dude to tell him to shut up.
02:10:47.000And the reason I say I don't insult women is because on Twitter, especially, if someone comes at me, I might say, oh, you're a four out of 10, so we unlock them, whatever.
02:11:13.000So I wouldn't insult a chicken because I'm not going to hit her.
02:11:15.000And two, I think the most masculine and probably the most annoying, especially if you're in an argument, the most annoying way you can be as a man.
02:11:22.000As a man, I like to show that I can't be emotionally affected.
02:11:25.000If you start insulting someone, that means they made you mad.
02:11:28.000I love it when a girl's like, you're a fucking cheater.
02:13:20.000And she flipped it because she was so used to so much attention from this abusive guy that when a normal guy was with her, she was like, he doesn't care about me.
02:13:59.000You go to any police station, get him arrested, and you can just keep the house.
02:14:01.000So, why the fuck did you put up with it for so long?
02:14:03.000Because he called you every 10 seconds and you felt important.
02:14:06.000Even if you didn't like it, even if it annoyed you, the attention overload, you got so accustomed to it that now when you're with a normal guy, you're calling him every name under the sun for not giving a shit because he ain't called you in two hours.
02:14:36.000So I say this to guys, that's why I say I don't insult females, because if a woman ever makes me mad enough to want to insult her, then I know the correct thing to do is ignore her.
02:14:44.000If I start saying, you're a stupid bitch anyway, then I just look like a dickhead.
02:14:48.000You're a stupid bitch and you're a fucking hoe.
02:15:02.000It reminds me of some Schwarzenegger, Arnold Schwarzenegger.
02:15:04.000He said before, when he was in his prime, properly going for that, like Mr. Olympia physique, and his car would break down, little shit like that.
02:15:12.000He said he would literally have no emotions whatsoever because he literally dedicated all his focus towards his gym work.
02:15:20.000And it's this idea that if you're on your path, if you're on your purpose, like even dispensing of energy towards an argument is actually a waste of time.
02:15:33.000And not care and move on and focus on your goal because, in the long term, that's what matters, and that's how you create that valuable attention thing.
02:15:39.000It's a active principle, it's so true.
02:15:43.000People, check out this man's PhD program, it looks very, very interesting on the surface.
02:15:50.000And we've only barely scratched it here.
02:15:53.000I'll see if we can get a few more questions, and then, yes, we may have to wrap.
02:16:16.000I think you should absolutely feel that's a great thing, but you need to learn to channel it.
02:16:21.000Now, there's a million things you can channel into you can channel into the gym, you can channel into your business, you can channel into whatever.
02:16:28.000But you're not stupid, you know what's going to positively impact your life, what's going to negatively impact your life.
02:16:34.000My life was built off the back of anger.
02:16:37.000I was too angry to sleep that I was broke.
02:17:58.000Feeling sorry for yourself is a negative emotion because feeling sorry for yourself, it's implying that something's going to come along to save you.
02:18:07.000And that's never going to fucking happen.
02:18:09.000No one's going to wake up and think, you know what?
02:18:11.000This tape dude, I want to get him a real hot girl and a fucking Lambo.
02:18:15.000Let me go find a hot bitch and a Lambo and deliver him to tape.
02:18:39.000There is a fundamental, despite the fact that we deify getting all feeling and emotional in this society, there is a denial that our strongest emotions have positive qualities, such as anger.
02:18:51.000Anger most certainly wouldn't exist unless it had a purpose.
02:18:54.000And that purpose can't be negative if it's applied correctly.
02:18:58.000Anger was the way a warrior would carry himself through a.
02:19:06.000It's telling you that you're about to enter risk.
02:19:08.000And for some reason, there's this push where we take ourselves away from those power emotions, such as confronting fear.
02:19:14.000Well, maybe fear is there a bit, but stuff like anger, like anger is higher than apathy.
02:19:18.000And there seems to be this push where it's like, keep people in, like, be feeling, but the only feeling you can have is this low, heavy, apathetic, almost depressed state, because that's a grounding, heavy state that pulls you down.
02:19:29.000Whereas anger pulls you up and puts you into a state of action, but it's wild and hard to control.
02:19:34.000And most certainly, if you can control it, It can become a great asset.
02:19:37.000Like anger has been a friend of mine many times, but it's a very intense experience.
02:19:48.000Do you have methods or is it just like having the right mindset?
02:19:51.000If I ever get really pissed off, what I try and do is I really try and see beyond myself.
02:19:59.000I really try and think of, I really literally in my mind, I will literally sit and imagine myself sitting on this chair and looking at myself from above and realizing two things.
02:20:53.000If you sit long enough, no matter how angry you get, you take a few seconds as a full grown man, sit, decide the right course of action, and put the anger in the correct direction.
02:21:02.000Because if I have a girl who doesn't really annoy me, and I have to cut her off, and I don't want to text her anymore, but she hasn't really made me mad, then even I'm sometimes tempted, like, you know what?
02:21:26.000You just have to sit and think outside yourself and realize that one, whoever's stressing you out, you're not going to care about in a few years anyway.
02:21:33.000So, you know, it's not the end of the world.
02:22:01.000All I've got to do is try to make more money.
02:22:03.000Literally, even my brother said, You're the only guy I've seen lose a quarter of a million, and three minutes later, he's just talking to his normal.
02:22:08.000So, what the fuck else am I going to do?
02:23:08.000I had a friend who had, I think it might have been three and a half or four million at the peak, and he decided to hold, and he lost 500 million every month for six months.
02:23:50.000I don't think women are cunning enough to use you purely for a dinner.
02:23:56.000Like, women are not that ruthless that they're going to go, you know, I'm going to go on dinner with, I'm going to go out with this guy.
02:24:01.000I hate this guy, but he's going to get my, like, I'm going to save 10 bucks on dinner.
02:24:04.000I don't think women are that ruthless.
02:24:06.000What's probably happening is she's unsure about you and she's not sure yet.
02:24:11.000So that's what's probably more likely in my experience.
02:24:13.000Like, I don't really think, maybe I'm wrong, but I don't think a woman's going to sit there and go, I fucking, I hate this guy, but I need, I want dinner bought for me.
02:24:21.000They'd rather pay for themselves and hang around with a dude they don't like.
02:24:25.000So I think that either you're friend zoned, but that's discussed heavily in the PhD course because the friend zone is when you're giving way too much attention without any reciprocation.
02:24:37.000So, you need to, you know, you're on a few dates, da da da da.
02:24:40.000If after a couple dinners and you can tell she ain't texting you back very nice, then you cut your attention down to zero and you see if she chases you or not.
02:24:46.000If she asks you to go out again or something, you can say, oh, maybe, or maybe we'll go for coffee.
02:27:49.000This plays into a problem that often comes up with lads nowadays is that they almost never want to explicitly say why they're talking to girls.
02:27:57.000It's almost like they want to somehow sneak in.
02:27:59.000They never want their intention to be known.
02:28:01.000It's almost like it has to be this, like, Magic trick or something like that.
02:28:04.000You've been falling into that trap of thinking.
02:28:06.000Yeah, because you can say it in different ways.
02:28:08.000So if you say, I'm only speaking to you to have sex with you, it's negative.
02:28:11.000But if you say, I'm talking to you because you're beautiful, yeah, I think you're gorgeous.
02:28:15.000So obviously, I want to know my girlfriend because you're beautiful.
02:28:17.000What negative can she say about a compliment?
02:28:41.000So I'll say, look, then when I go find a girlfriend, she's not going to like that me and your friends because you're beautiful.
02:28:45.000And if I have a girlfriend, I don't like to do that to her.
02:28:48.000I don't want her to see me talking to other girls.
02:28:50.000Then she's going to sit there and go, this guy, fucking, maybe if he's a good guy, some other girl's going to get in and get all his attention.
02:28:55.000I'm never going to have any of it ever again.
02:28:58.000Then they start to think, well, maybe I do need to fucking fucking because there's no other way to get his attention.
02:29:02.000You've got to be careful how you play it.
02:30:15.000They're always very, very straightforward.
02:30:17.000It's like, here's two or three principles, kind of get them and start fucking putting them into practice.
02:30:21.000And that's always the onus is always on action.
02:30:23.000Like top level boxers, They throw the same punches, but there's just more principles in play, like stuff like speed and knowing positions and all that shit like that.
02:30:33.000So it's about getting your principles into your head.
02:30:35.000And I think that's a universal part of just the learning experience.
02:30:38.000The more you understand that that's a part of life, the more you can get down to first principles, the better you'll do in success in all areas.
02:30:45.000There's another high level mindset skill we've after pulling out of this conversation, which is fantastic.
02:30:50.000And Mr. Plenty, your new name, what's your favorite country to have a bank account in?
02:31:15.000I don't think you have to really worry about banks until you start making big, big money.
02:31:18.000But when you have normal sums of money, you're not too big a deal.
02:31:21.000I think one of the most important things people can do, instead of getting different bank accounts, is getting different driver's licenses.
02:31:29.000Because right now, while England's still in the EU, You can take your British license and exchange it for a European license in any other country.
02:32:46.000That's how I get where I drive my Lambo like a psycho.
02:32:52.000So it's an interesting thing at play there is that you want to be resistance, you want to be resistant to the machine of the state somewhat because the state has this ability to tyrannize you to some extent and to be a truly free man.
02:33:05.000Because this new situation where you've got all the paperwork and all the The like all that big elaborate bureaucracy over your head all the time is a very modern thing.
02:33:14.000Like, the American like America was founded on the principle of like the government, make as small as possible.
02:33:19.000And now we live in a place where the government is just an absolute like monster and it's everywhere.
02:33:23.000And so, there is this push is like, how do I live free?
02:33:27.000How do I, how do I, how do I put myself less accountable to these governments?
02:33:32.000And this isn't a slight to them, like, they have their place and they have to do what they got to do, but you got to make yourself invulnerable.
02:33:37.000It's almost like a negotiation thing, it's like you got to have a position of power.
02:33:42.000So, that you don't have to cook to the government too much.
02:33:51.000And then I realized it's impossible to be off grid nowadays because you need a passport, you need a bank account, you need a driver's license, you need things.
02:33:57.000So then I thought, well, if I put myself on as many grids as possible, you can't lock them all.
02:34:03.000So you can take away a driver's license, you can lock my passport, you can close my banks.
02:34:08.000I don't give a fuck because I have another passport, another driver's license, and more banks.
02:34:12.000So I've got eight passports, I've got 14 driver's licenses, and I've got bank accounts in every country I've ever visited ever.
02:34:18.000So I've got my shit so fucking diversified that if they were to say to me, okay, stop Andrew Tate from traveling.
02:34:24.000Even they would be like, okay, well, we blocked his English passport.
02:34:26.000I think he is an American, or we blocked that.
02:34:29.000Estonia, Nigeria, who the fuck is this dude?
02:35:05.000I'm just like, that's the way I've done it.
02:35:07.000So that's why I'd recommend more than bank accounts.
02:35:09.000Driver's licenses is absolutely worth your while because sooner or later, when you get caught speeding and they're trying to put six points in their license for doing some bullshit 35 miles an hour, you'd be glad you can just pull out something else and say, oh, fuck off.
02:35:39.000I guess a lot of guys in our circles, a lot of guys who'd be listening to this, they would be interested in becoming successful and then at that point doing what we consider the moral thing, which is to try your best to stabilize the direction of the West.