The Ferryman's Toll - The Daily Toll

00:00:00.000 White trash, encore, rock and roll, fuck you!

00:00:13.360 Come on!

00:00:17.760 Here we go!

00:00:21.600 There's no way out!

00:00:22.940 I got some kind of hate!

00:00:24.860 I got some kind of hate!

00:00:26.460 I got some kind of hate!

00:00:28.480 And I hate the whole human race

00:00:31.100 I got some kind of hate

00:00:32.580 I got some kind of hate

00:00:34.560 I got some kind of hate

00:00:36.700 And I hate the motherfucking human race

00:00:39.460 So let's go

00:00:43.460 Oh yeah

00:00:46.660 You know I got some bad ideas

00:00:49.240 Pretty deep in my black heart

00:00:51.080 People in the science, people gonna do nothing

00:00:53.400 You know I'm trying to do my part

00:00:55.220 And I'm a top-off ticket fool

00:00:57.180 Take it to the sounds of the rock and roll

00:00:59.200 Oh no, I think I'm gonna explode

00:01:01.280 Oh no, I think I'm gonna explode

00:01:03.700 You call me antisocial

00:01:05.640 We are fucking right

00:01:06.920 Cause I hate this goddamn world

00:01:09.600 And everything inside

00:01:11.000 You call me antisocial

00:01:13.820 We are fucking right

00:01:15.100 Cause I hate this motherfucking world

00:01:17.680 And every motherfucker inside

00:01:19.440 I got some kind of hate

00:01:21.760 I got some kind of hate

00:01:23.780 I got some kind of hate

00:01:25.860 And I hate the whole human race

00:01:28.480 I got some kind of hate

00:01:29.960 I got some kind of hate

00:01:31.980 I got some kind of hate

00:01:34.060 And I hate the motherfucking human race

00:01:36.840 Oh yeah

00:01:39.960 You call me antisocial

00:01:42.520 We are fucking right

00:01:43.820 Cause I hate this goddamn world

00:01:46.480 And everything inside

00:01:47.820 You call me antisocial

00:01:50.660 We are fucking right

00:01:52.000 Cause I hate this motherfucking world

00:01:54.540 And every motherfucker inside

00:01:56.300 I got some kind of hate

00:01:59.280 I got some kind of hate

00:02:01.360 For the human race

00:02:03.320 I never found a place in the human race

00:02:04.940 Maybe it's too late

00:02:07.520 For the human race

00:02:09.560 Maybe it's too late

00:02:11.140 I never found a place in the human race

00:02:13.200 Sometimes I wish I could just turn my back and run

00:02:16.780 Just turn my back and run

00:02:19.200 No way

00:02:20.440 Just run away

00:02:21.720 Sometimes I feel like I just gotta, gotta get a gun

00:02:24.860 It beats the tops of the world my own way

00:02:28.960 I got some kind of hate

00:02:32.320 I got some kind of hate

00:02:34.580 I got some kind of hate

00:02:36.840 For the human race

00:02:38.980 I got some kind of hate

00:02:41.300 I got some kind of hate

00:02:43.560 I got some kind of hate

00:02:45.880 For the human race

00:02:48.340 Sometimes I wish I could just turn my back and run

00:02:52.920 Just turn my back and run away

00:02:57.440 Just run away

00:02:59.820 Sometimes I feel like I just gotta, gotta get a gun

00:03:04.340 And reach the top of the world my own way

00:03:18.340 We'll be right back.

00:03:48.340 I will never live like you

00:03:50.720 And you will never walk the path I do

00:03:53.220 I will never be like you

00:03:54.800 And never be part of your society of lies and fools

00:03:57.420 I will never live like you

00:03:58.980 I will never walk the path you do

00:04:01.540 I am you, wasted you, so fuck you and society too

00:04:05.180 Cause my God just ain't like you

00:04:07.560 Oh, oh yeah

00:04:09.660 I'm the king of nothing, nothing

00:04:11.600 Yourself is what I am and always will be

00:04:13.620 And I'd rather be a king of nothing

00:04:15.620 Than a servant and a sixth society

00:04:17.480 Pretty little children playing pretty little games

00:04:19.880 In a pretty little world that's all I've ever seen

00:04:22.400 You never felt my pain

00:04:24.080 And I just gotta say to your face

00:04:25.540 I ain't like you

00:04:26.580 I will never live like you

00:04:28.200 And you will never walk my mouth

00:04:30.220 Fuck you and your society too

00:04:33.140 Oh yeah

00:04:34.480 Once again I'm a king of nothing

00:04:36.540 Cause I know what I am and you is wrong me

00:04:38.680 I'm a nowhere man from nowhere

00:04:40.760 USA is a deadhead street

00:04:42.720 They broke my heart, they stole my soul

00:04:45.360 And why I'll never know

00:04:46.940 Except from all of you

00:04:49.020 So fuck you and the whole world too

00:04:51.040 Cause I will never live like you

00:04:53.240 I ain't like you

00:04:55.840 And I don't want your love

00:04:57.480 And I don't need your respect

00:04:59.700 I just can't hit it up

00:05:01.440 But I got no tears or regrets

00:05:03.880 And I don't want your love

00:05:05.700 And I don't need your respect

00:05:07.900 I just can't hit it up

00:05:09.400 I ain't like you

00:05:10.260 But I got no tears or regrets

00:05:12.180 I ain't like you

00:05:14.240 I piss on my generation

00:05:17.160 I piss on my fucking generation

00:05:19.740 All I see are little MTV babies

00:05:23.060 Playing their little MTV games

00:05:25.380 That ain't the fucking real world I was forced to see

00:05:28.600 That ain't the real world at all

00:05:30.860 And I don't want your love

00:05:34.360 And I don't need your respect

00:05:38.700 I just can't hate it

00:05:42.320 But I got no tears or regrets

00:05:47.520 Fuck you, fuck you, fuck you and fuck society

00:05:51.600 Fuck you, fuck you, fuck you and fuck the world

00:05:55.980 If you don't like it, you can suck my dick

00:06:09.720 If you don't like it, you can suck my dick.

00:06:12.720 Yeah!

00:06:13.720 The line to suck my dick stops to the left.

00:06:17.720 I ain't like you.

00:06:19.720 My kind ain't like you.

00:06:21.720 So fuck you.

00:06:23.720 What the fuck do I think you?

00:06:25.720 Wasted you!

00:06:27.720 Wasted you!

00:06:29.720 Wasted you!

00:06:31.720 Wasted you!

00:06:33.720 Wasted you!

00:06:35.720 Wasted you!

00:06:37.720 The sign in the road says we're going nowhere.

00:06:55.320 Oh, yeah.

00:07:05.720 Oh, no.

00:07:07.140 Let's go.

00:07:07.720 I've been running down a dead-end street

00:07:09.820 I'm wandering through all the faces of the fools

00:07:12.520 And I know I'll never get away

00:07:15.220 Cause I've got to tell me only that there ain't no better there for me

00:07:18.580 I guess my job done broke my heart

00:07:20.620 I'm planning the projects you learned

00:07:22.800 Being from the start of their alert

00:07:24.760 That's what I learned

00:07:25.400 Take the world, just another lost soul

00:07:27.580 Bring it to the night sky, you're wrong

00:07:29.640 Can someone, someone please tell me where I went wrong

00:07:32.680 In how many more times will I have to sing this same old song?

00:07:39.040 Sing this same old song

00:07:40.620 Can you tell me, tell me, please tell me where I went wrong?

00:07:45.640 In how many more times will I have to sing this same old song?

00:07:49.940 Sad, sad, fucking song

00:07:51.460 I took my time on the city streets

00:07:53.960 You know the corner took a piece of me

00:07:56.240 In my heart, we made an enemy

00:07:58.000 All the world, just another lost soul

00:08:00.480 Painting to the night sky alone

00:08:02.680 I've been running down a deadhead street

00:08:05.420 Watering through all the faces I see

00:08:08.160 Lost forever on this deadhead street

00:08:10.880 A leaving epitaph that no one will read

00:08:14.320 Nowhere to turn and nothing to lose

00:08:30.480 So let's go

00:08:32.020 All right

00:08:39.140 I've been running down this dead end street

00:08:43.300 I'm wandering through all the faces of the fools I did

00:08:48.300 I've lost forever on this dead end street

00:08:51.480 This is my epitome that no one will read

00:08:56.540 Can someone, someone please tell me where I went

00:09:00.220 Tell me where I went wrong

00:09:04.680 In how many more times

00:09:06.960 Will I have to sing this same old song?

00:09:10.620 Sing this same old song

00:09:13.060 Can you tell me, tell me, please

00:09:15.140 Tell me where I went wrong

00:09:17.340 Where'd I go wrong?

00:09:20.920 In how many more times

00:09:23.340 Will I have to sing this same old song?

00:09:30.220 The sign in the road says we're going nowhere, oh yeah!

00:09:48.980 This one's for the motherfucking bruises!

00:09:53.940 Yeah!

00:09:54.480 Blood for blood, defeat

00:09:59.420 Straight from the streets

00:10:00.660 If you wait from there, you'll never see

00:10:03.840 Watching everybody's bones

00:10:05.880 Cause everyone's the enemy

00:10:08.740 I know that you don't think of me

00:10:11.680 As a human being

00:10:13.660 But we don't really give a fuck

00:10:16.760 To watch you be nothing

00:10:19.120 Bloodshed on the streets

00:10:21.340 As blood for blood, defeat

00:10:23.780 Crap my butt to play shit on the streets

00:10:26.480 As a waste and use to feed

00:10:28.920 A waste and use to play shit on the streets

00:10:31.640 With the eggs out from the street

00:10:34.080 Like trash to play shit on the streets

00:10:36.740 With the upcast of society

00:10:39.680 Come on

00:10:40.720 I don't need anyone

00:10:47.760 Oh yeah

00:10:50.180 We grab so many tears

00:10:52.160 The sin of tears

00:10:53.100 Living without a fucking thing

00:10:55.400 And we'll never get the answers

00:10:57.700 So what have you left me?

00:10:59.900 You can't let me do it

00:11:00.860 But we are here

00:11:02.560 And we're here to stay

00:11:05.340 Cause we are from the street

00:11:07.640 And you can't win no way

00:11:10.200 Yeah, yeah

00:11:11.100 Bloodshed on the street

00:11:12.840 As blood, blood, debate

00:11:15.300 Blood, blood, deflation

00:11:16.900 On the street

00:11:17.980 As a waste and youth debate

00:11:20.460 A waste and youth deflation

00:11:21.900 On the streets

00:11:23.160 We're the exile from the streets

00:11:25.620 You eat from my flesh

00:11:27.100 On the streets

00:11:28.320 We're the outcasts of society

00:11:31.140 Come on

00:11:31.960 Alright

00:11:34.740 I'm gonna turn this over to the wasted youth group right here

00:11:38.840 Hit it, gentlemen

00:11:51.900 Blood for blood, the bloodshed of the streets

00:11:56.800 As blood for blood, the veins

00:12:00.780 Bloodshed of the streets

00:12:04.820 As bloodshed of the veins

00:12:08.740 As bloodshed of the streets

00:12:12.820 As the bruises rest in peace

00:12:16.820 The bloodshed of the streets

00:12:21.900 There's no waste in you

00:12:23.900 Defeat

00:12:25.900 We defeat

00:12:27.900 In your fucking face

00:12:29.900 Now that was for you, Ricky

00:12:31.900 Rest in peace

00:12:33.900 And so I

00:12:35.900 Don't fear

00:12:37.900 You're the prince

00:12:39.900 Brothers

00:12:41.900 Till the end

00:12:43.900 That's what

00:12:45.900 We said so long ago

00:12:49.900 I just want to hurt you, I just want to make you feel my pain.

00:13:12.540 Hey, fuck it all, fuck it all, fuck it all, fuck it, fuck it, fuck it, fuck it.

00:13:19.900 For Danny and for Davey

00:13:25.340 Taken before their time

00:13:27.580 Go!

00:13:37.380 Tonight this was for us

00:13:39.540 This was for all the motherfuckers out there

00:13:41.920 Who found each other on the streets

00:13:43.640 And made something in the world of nothing

00:13:45.860 I know they'll never understand

00:13:48.220 Tonight this one's for us

00:13:50.520 Hey brother, I see what they've done to you

00:13:52.860 Hey brother, can you see what they've done to me?

00:13:55.520 Don't know where to turn if we got nothing to lose

00:13:57.660 But you can count on me if I can count on you

00:14:00.320 It's true

00:14:00.880 Hey brother, all we kept each other in a world of shit

00:14:04.280 Can only be to suffer

00:14:05.900 Hey brother, all they let us have each other

00:14:09.100 So let's fuck society up

00:14:11.940 They'll never see the side of life I've seen

00:14:14.700 Do never understand

00:14:16.460 What may the hatred inside be green

00:14:19.060 I found my family on the city streets

00:14:22.120 Because they locked me up

00:14:23.840 On their American dream

00:14:25.740 They lied

00:14:26.480 And through those years of redemption denied

00:14:29.380 I could see the truth

00:14:31.240 Through the blood in my eyes

00:14:33.180 They lied

00:14:33.820 I know they want to tear us up my friend

00:14:36.700 But we can spit in their face

00:14:38.600 Until the bitter end

00:14:40.420 My friend

00:14:44.700 Tonight this one's for us

00:14:52.280 Hey brother

00:14:52.840 I see what they've done to you

00:14:54.540 For you I will fight

00:14:57.420 Hey brother

00:14:58.080 You can see what they've done to me too

00:15:00.040 For you I'll do it right

00:15:02.580 Hey brother

00:15:03.100 We got nothing to lose, it's true

00:15:05.140 For you I'll defy

00:15:07.760 Hey brother

00:15:08.380 Tonight this one's for you

00:15:10.440 For you I'll fucking die

00:15:13.620 Hey brother, all we got's each other

00:15:17.920 And they've been treating us rough

00:15:21.120 Hey brother, all they let us have's each other

00:15:26.500 So tonight this was for us

00:15:30.620 Hey brother, all we got's each other

00:15:34.960 Through these years so rough

00:15:37.720 Hey brother, all they let us have's each other

00:15:42.920 So let's fuck society up

00:15:46.720 They won't break my heart again

00:15:50.380 They will never take my heart again

00:15:54.020 They won't break my heart again

00:15:58.520 They will never tear us up again

00:16:01.820 My friend

00:16:03.560 And so

00:16:11.120 Tonight this one's for us

00:16:16.400 This song ain't some silly gangster song

00:16:21.320 For all the crooked-hat, white-boy, lip-biscuit jerk-offs to feel hard to

00:16:25.840 Nor is it a rally cry for violence

00:16:28.300 This is a song about finding friendship in a cold, hard world

00:16:32.440 and finding family where you had none.

00:16:43.420 Canada has a far-right extremism problem

00:16:46.180 with the creation of Second Sons Canada.

00:16:49.140 And they actually have, like, a website for this

00:16:51.380 that literally gives away the whole game

00:16:53.240 when it says, quote,

00:16:54.360 Our birthright has been stolen from us

00:16:56.500 as we are being pushed out of society,

00:16:59.140 academics, and the workforce

00:17:00.580 and replaced by foreigners without any roots or connection to the Canadian people.

00:17:06.340 Sounds inclusive!

00:17:18.260 Canada is in this room, it's you, it's you, it's all of us, the people of the country,

00:17:22.900 that's the Canadian people, that's what it means!

00:17:25.940 This is our home, these are our people, and this is our future to decide.

00:17:55.940 what do you think of all this what do you think of all this well i think it's been about a year

00:18:12.680 since the club went public officially so it was a fun time to roll that one back out

00:18:17.680 how's everybody been doing it's been a bit of a break for us well kind of in one way

00:18:25.260 um obviously i haven't streamed in the last week so uh getting back in the swing of things here

00:18:31.220 uh i don't really have a lot planned uh i know a lot has been going on but it's mostly nonsense

00:18:37.640 in terms of uh the news and whatnot so i don't know you guys can maybe film me i haven't really

00:18:42.800 been paying attention i've said that for a while i really don't care about i don't know 90 plus of

00:18:48.600 what's going on in terms of the news news so uh yeah but anyways it is uh tuesday march 24th

00:19:00.820 2026 and we're back for a daily tool obdurate edition i basically copied uh black build's way

00:19:07.960 of doing these things now i don't know the dates were getting boring yeah obdurate yeah it's just

00:19:13.500 a fancy word for stubborn guys it's just uh you know thesaurus talk and pig j michigan says did

00:19:20.600 fairy talk about the gypsy fight yet i mean it was fun like like bread and circuses guys like

00:19:29.920 i mean it's a higher quality bread i guess or it's a more relevant circus but it's still bread

00:19:39.220 in circuses like i don't really know what uh like look you you want to have a night where you just

00:19:44.860 kind of like zone out and forget and just watch something funny which is like you know a guy with

00:19:49.760 an ss tattoo on his chest you know beating up a black guy like i don't know go nuts um but like

00:19:56.880 if you think that was like highly relevant to our success or you know winning or losing it

00:20:03.000 it absolutely wasn't um good for gypsy hope he got paid you know um i mean but like you i've

00:20:11.480 talked about gypsy before i have no issue with gypsy but i also don't see him as like he's

00:20:15.720 he's not a leader like if you have if you're under the impression that he's some kind of leader or

00:20:19.640 that he's uh you know somebody that uh you should listen to in terms of like the political direction

00:20:26.760 or you know organizing or anything like that like it's just not true so um i don't know like

00:20:33.000 like look he's basically a celebrity of sorts right um i don't know i don't have an issue with

00:20:41.400 him a lot of people do like fine like i also you have an issue with him okay cool like i don't so

00:20:47.640 like you go fight with him if you want to i don't want to fight with him um i don't want to fight

00:20:52.080 with you about fighting with him either so i have uh more relevant and important shit to do frankly

00:20:58.980 uh snitters is gypsies talking about facing off with tate now it's just published i mean yeah

00:21:06.580 like it's it's good like i don't i don't know uh butcher waffles is fairy versus gyps next i would

00:21:11.920 i would box him um like look i i watched it i watched the fight um the the common sorry

00:21:20.880 i had to mute the fight after i don't know like two minutes into the first round because i

00:21:28.400 absolutely like i don't understand how people watched it with the chimp out going on from like

00:21:33.920 six or seven different guys in the the commentators booth it was insufferable like i don't know how

00:21:41.200 people put up with that um the whole point of like fight commentary is that it's subtle and quiet

00:21:49.840 so that it's not distracting and like i like obviously that wasn't the intention behind this

00:21:55.360 this was a you know a show for blacks so it's going to be you know obnoxious and

00:22:02.800 um just whatever right um

00:22:08.800 yeah the commentary was insufferable um

00:22:12.880 but like you know from what i did here and then i watched you know more clips i saw after

00:22:16.960 um like it was a insane to me like it's almost crazy how much people's view of a fight is skewed

00:22:26.760 by the people talking about the fight as they're watching it because that was a i would argue that

00:22:33.420 that like the split decision thing was insane first of all like that was nowhere near a split

00:22:38.080 decision obviously if you know anything about boxing anything about fight scoring in general

00:22:43.300 every single round went the gypsy um and arguably a couple of them or all of them were 10-8 rounds

00:22:49.760 so like i don't know what the fuck you know how they landed at split this what round or sorry what

00:22:56.420 rounds did whatever his fucking name is win name like which round did he win he didn't win any

00:23:03.960 rounds so the fact that somebody thought that he won two out of three like i didn't see the actual

00:23:09.440 scorecards did some judges think that you know he won one and others one one other thought he won

00:23:15.520 two i don't understand how that went to split decision some people were saying because gypsy

00:23:19.560 lost the point that was another perfect example that point was horseshit um and like how many

00:23:25.900 points did he lose like one point like that shouldn't have made it a split decision um

00:23:32.280 so anyways but like this is neither you know it doesn't necessarily matter i'm just saying

00:23:37.700 objectively as somebody who has watched fights you know been in fights cornered guys in exhibition

00:23:43.680 stuff like helped with training you know run glasses like i used to be really into all fight

00:23:52.840 sports and like i don't understand how that could have possibly been a split decision that was

00:23:57.880 absurd um now i will say this though because who said uh i think it was butcher wife and said gypsy

00:24:03.700 versus fairy when i would absolutely box gypsy i would never fucking go toe-to-toe with him in a

00:24:10.160 tie fight or kickboxing absolutely not and uh the reason why i say i would box him is because i don't

00:24:17.220 know what was going on but gypsy did not take the time i don't know what his experience is in boxing

00:24:22.640 but if he had actually fought boxing style it would have been over almost immediately uh the

00:24:29.580 only reason that it was even it could even possibly perceived as being close was because

00:24:36.500 gypsy was not boxing it was like he was trying to tie fight with two with nothing but his hands

00:24:42.580 if you look at his state the entire time he's basically in a muay thai stance and like that's

00:24:47.840 not how you box so uh odin's nomad says he only had two weeks to prep um fair enough but like

00:24:57.480 i just found it very odd like i don't know if he's never done any boxing and he only ever did

00:25:02.100 you know tie i don't really i don't i don't know the entire extent the gypsy's background

00:25:06.520 but uh yeah he does not know how to box or at least if he does he he told like and this is

00:25:12.500 possible right uh he totally you know the training went out the window the moment he stepped in there

00:25:18.140 and he just defaulted back to you know tie fighting and you could see like there's times

00:25:22.620 where his like his muscle memory is telling him to like switch kick or like follow it up with a

00:25:30.620 head kick like you could see just in the way his feet are moving um but yeah he's clearly not very

00:25:37.400 well versed in in straight boxing which is fine like he still won and he did it convincingly um

00:25:43.580 but if he had more training as a boxer he would have knocked that guy the fuck out or you know

00:25:48.320 it would have been a bloodbath basically um yeah he was uh even even the the point where

00:25:56.120 he knocked the guy down you could see like that was the tie kind of element stepping in there

00:26:00.540 where he you know you step behind them and you push now that shouldn't have been a point in

00:26:04.880 boxing although you're not supposed to do that but giving a point on the first you know not

00:26:09.980 like pushover like that was kind of bullshit uh either way um i'd box him i absolutely no

00:26:17.040 fucking way i'd ever tie fight him um you'd have to be an idiot to unless you're like also a high

00:26:22.240 level tie fighter i'd no absolutely not um but yeah uh that was the that was the main

00:26:32.460 uh equalizer in that fight like regardless i don't know what the other guy's experience was like

00:26:38.000 but he was fighting out of a boxing stance and gypsy wasn't which is why it was that was the

00:26:43.380 only thing that was making it remotely difficult for him a lot of people were just saying oh he

00:26:53.180 should have knocked him out yeah maybe he should have knocked him out but uh the other thing as

00:26:57.500 well is that he clearly uh you know his his training wasn't there um like his gas tank wasn't

00:27:05.020 there he gassed out very quickly but i mean that's easy to say when you're somebody who's not in

00:27:10.840 there and like even if he did have like a huge like if he was ready to go a huge gas tank um

00:27:16.700 the pressure of being in that situation like you're in a a building with nothing but people

00:27:22.700 who hate you um everybody wants to see you get knocked the fuck out you know everybody like

00:27:28.180 basically it would be incredibly embarrassing for you if you lost the fight etc it's like if you

00:27:34.060 haven't experienced it the adrenaline dump that you get just by getting in a ring in a situation

00:27:40.600 where it's like this is a real fight is massive and so for him i'm sure it was even more and yeah

00:27:46.000 he would have uh had a big adrenaline like that was the thing he probably suffered with more than

00:27:50.360 anything is just that he he gassed very quickly and even then he he kept fighting through it like

00:27:55.180 he he obviously wants like i don't know i think people were judging gypsy maybe a little bit too

00:27:59.600 hard but also um like yeah he could have done better um even the size people kept going on

00:28:06.460 about the size advantage the size was not to his advantage the height would have been but like he

00:28:11.040 was carrying way more mass than he needed to um to have a good fight so uh he if he frankly if he

00:28:17.600 was like 20 pounds lighter he would have been way better so anyways but yeah is this relevant to

00:28:35.220 anything not particularly it's another distraction guys it's no different than

00:28:40.980 like a UFC fight honestly

00:28:44.760 um

00:28:48.420 uh before I jump in there uh Fanny Schrute uh before I'd even fired up the stream said uh

00:28:59.700 what did she say uh oh slash thanks fanny hope you're doing well and uh who was the other one

00:29:06.420 here covenant soldier hey man hope you're doing well hope you're uh you're traveling and training

00:29:11.640 there he gifted five subscriptions and motivation center gifted five subscriptions as well thanks so

00:29:16.820 man appreciate those um uh company soldiers is cool hat bro thanks um i recently got a whole

00:29:26.180 bunch of stuff from uh will to rise um rondo hooked me up a bit there and uh yeah great stuff

00:29:36.020 uh for those of you who ordered uh during the saint patrick's day sale where they were doing

00:29:41.260 the uh the hoodie special or whatever you know buy i think was buy a hundred dollars of stuff

00:29:45.680 you get a free hoodie this i believe is the hoodie that you're supposed to get and i think

00:29:50.300 it's awesome um it's pretty subtle but um you know i i got a lot of compliments on it when i

00:29:57.760 was out and then like you know it's got thought criminal written down the arm and the the design

00:30:03.400 is pretty sweet so yeah i really like this this hoodie new beanie and um yeah like the quality

00:30:15.620 of the stuff is is actually amazing guys i know um you know a lot of these companies or whatever

00:30:23.500 they get pumped up um wilter eyes is actually super solid everything they do is you know white

00:30:30.540 owned produced they source their textiles from white businesses they have you know white people

00:30:36.540 doing all of the the embroidery and stuff like that the distribution the uh packaging all that

00:30:43.120 stuff you know the order like everything is being done by our guys or our people so uh they are we're

00:30:48.860 supporting the quality is great even the i know that at one point they were having issues with

00:30:55.200 the sizing or whatnot like the sizing was a little off or whatever um i got an excel t-shirt uh

00:31:01.640 recently from them and it fits me like it's tight like it's it fits properly so um you know the

00:31:08.680 sizing is uh not an issue as much as it might have been before and um yeah they just keep pumping up

00:31:16.460 quality stuff so uh you know if you're gonna order uh some gear like that give their stuff a look

00:31:23.580 because they've got great stuff um and then also we had a little uh you know rondo and myself and

00:31:30.580 some of the guys we collaborated for a design here and i think uh we might have some more coming down

00:31:38.360 but uh i just posted this this was just posted uh live on uh the will to rise site

00:31:46.180 uh a couple days ago but uh the promo went out for it earlier today i put it on my telegram

00:31:52.180 this is like a little canadian uh you know flavor from will to rise uh the french on there the

00:32:01.780 tri-leaf you know the hockey kind of stuff and uh yeah i know uh the sizes are already i think

00:32:07.420 yeah five small am i frozen here okay hopefully i'm not frozen but um there's still mediums and

00:32:15.680 i think there's still larges but other than not the larges are gone now uh there's there's still

00:32:21.400 some extra large there's six extra large in stock so extra large fits me um so yeah i i know that

00:32:28.840 they are planning to get some more of these in stock so if you are interested and they don't

00:32:34.360 have your size right now just keep uh an eye out for that but uh yeah i love this design like i'm

00:32:42.200 not gonna lie like obviously i had some input on it uh i think it's pretty sweet it you know a

00:32:48.400 little bit of the hockey flavor literally the old stock reference i i like it a lot um i'm pumped

00:32:54.400 for this one so yeah uh support those guys they support us and uh it is just quality stuff too

00:33:00.880 honestly um especially like things like um their track pants or sweatpants i have a couple pairs

00:33:10.420 now and you know like like track pants can like look clean and solid and you can wear them anywhere

00:33:19.260 or they look like you're an absolute fucking bum um theirs are the former like they like they just

00:33:25.740 they're good quality they fit properly they don't look like they're um like you know like you're a

00:33:33.220 slob when you wear them so like they just you know they have that like they look like almost

00:33:36.480 like dress pants kind of thing right so uh anyways uh support rondo support will to rise

00:33:43.240 support the active clubs drive and train all that good stuff and yeah like i said again this isn't

00:33:48.220 a lot of people sell stuff that's pro white or whatever and it's you know being the the stuff

00:33:53.700 is manufactured in india or indonesia or some shit and then you know it's being in pressed or

00:34:00.700 embroidered by a company in america or canada that's hiring filipinos or fucking mexicans or

00:34:07.400 something that's not how they operate so um yeah least dude says i enjoy my bummy sweatpants thank

00:34:15.940 you very much so do i but it's nice to have a pair that you could put on and like go to the gym and

00:34:20.420 you don't look like a slob but you're still comfortable right so anyways Nikolai says from

00:34:26.620 dating advice to pushing merch keck I mean we got to support our own guys right so um I'm not I'm

00:34:34.740 not getting anything from this other than you know I got hooked up with some stickers and

00:34:38.380 some apparel and whatnot but um you know I'm I'm I'm basically uh a little bit

00:34:49.300 above the rank of homeless so when i can get free clothes i'm like fuck yeah especially good clothes

00:34:56.460 so uh yeah i'm gonna shill their stuff but i shill anybody's stuff if they're uh solid people

00:35:03.460 and they're doing uh they're doing it right so we need our own clothing we need our own uh you

00:35:08.680 know entertainment our own uh music and like wouldn't it be nice if we had our own fight

00:35:15.100 promotion that we could do our own thing and not rely on the jew aiden ross to do you know to put

00:35:21.180 someone like gypsy on wouldn't that be fun if we could have like pay-per-view fights or some shit

00:35:25.920 with our guys i think that would be pretty cool anyways

00:35:29.340 in it for love so some girly stuff would be nice too well i think red ice has some girly stuff

00:35:40.200 there are some companies that do more girly stuff but the reason that you know i really like will

00:35:46.200 to rise because it's more subtle like it's not a lot of the stuff that people make is very explicit

00:35:52.280 and it's like you you wear this out like you're you might as well be like throwing up romans and

00:35:58.760 you know shouting in public whereas the wilter eye stuff is like subtle to the point where like

00:36:03.800 if somebody notices it it's because they know exactly what it is and then now you're having

00:36:08.680 a conversation about that so um yeah it's just like it's a nice subtle like it's basically what

00:36:16.440 i think at one point they the the lefties called it what do they call it

00:36:22.920 uh lululemon for nazis or something like that

00:36:28.200 um yeah that's lee just posted another thing i have to show too i was planning on doing it

00:36:33.880 so maybe i'll do it right now um

00:36:42.600 but yeah i'll bring that up in a second lee because the first thing because you guys are

00:36:48.440 making fun of the who said that uh tarps off says what does obdurate mean i mean google it

00:36:56.040 but it means stubborn basically it's a fancy word for stubborn right this is the problem like english

00:37:02.360 is much more uh diverse and we don't use like 90 of the english language at this point you can go

00:37:11.720 go look through like you know old letters from world war one or the american civil war or stuff

00:37:17.000 like that and read those letters it's like yeah that guy's like a whatever a butcher or something

00:37:22.200 and the letters that he's writing are like we we think of these people as being stupid but

00:37:29.800 but they were not stupid.

00:37:32.520 They were actually much more eloquent and articulate

00:37:34.940 than we are today, honestly.

00:37:38.780 There's this homeless LOL.

00:37:40.140 Well, I could get into that now.

00:37:42.660 Obviously, I'm being hyperbolic there,

00:37:45.080 but there is a development on there

00:37:47.460 that I'm going to have to get into eventually,

00:37:49.560 so I might as well just make that announcement sooner or later.

00:37:59.800 uh uncle semi says i don't know if it's true but i read people before 1950 had a vocabulary close

00:38:06.280 to 5 000 words compared to today's uh of under 2000 yeah exactly you're right i totally believe

00:38:12.680 that's true you could just you go read the deuce go read a newspaper clipping from the 1930s go read

00:38:20.360 you know whatever from just a book go read like lord of the rings perfect example you go lord of

00:38:26.760 of the rings is not an easy read um it's actually pretty um like it's heavy language or at least

00:38:36.600 like you know it's been a while since i read it but when i was like 14 i think i read it when i

00:38:40.720 was 14 15 all the books and i like that was a struggle i was like there's a lot of language

00:38:45.800 in here that i'm not familiar with like words i haven't seen before so um yeah yeah funny enough

00:38:52.880 Jen Mac just said that read some actual well written literature

00:38:55.880 the Hobbit the wind wind in the Willis. Yeah.

00:39:06.360 Brian 7316 give the five subscriptions. Thanks so much,

00:39:09.120 man. Yeah, I do the the ad you do Blaine says Addy to Blaine,

00:39:18.320 I don't know how to pronounce your name. I'm just gonna call

00:39:20.060 you Blaine from now on says try Shakespeare. Exactly.

00:39:22.880 uh shakespeare was um like you almost need a translator right when you learn about it in

00:39:29.320 high school because it's so different than today but um that was like common language

00:39:36.300 that language was understood by commoners then right i know it was different but i'm just saying

00:39:42.220 um all right what was i gonna say oh yeah i gotta show something else okay so let me uh

00:39:57.460 get rid of yeah anyways will to ride shirt go get one if you want it i don't know if that sale

00:40:01.320 is still on i doubt it at this point but um yeah their stuff is all great uh check with people if

00:40:09.720 you're you know concerned about sizes check with people you know who have already gotten it or

00:40:13.800 whatever i'll like i'll give you an example i'm pretty sure this sweatshirt is a 2xl um and it

00:40:21.100 fits great but that's typically what i get for hoodies i like 2xl you know xl shirts fit me

00:40:27.120 you know snug if i want something that's not going to fit as snug i go 2xl and like that's

00:40:31.480 what wilter eyes is now so you're the sizing should be pretty on point now um and that was

00:40:38.600 a big concern that a lot of people had so yeah anyways it's uh sorted

00:40:53.880 yeah uh nicholas is very true an object would have a specific context for its use it's not

00:40:58.440 just a cinema for stubborn uh most synonyms are not replacements for each other as many people

00:41:03.000 pretending to be smart think absolutely um there's a reason there's a specific word for these things

00:41:09.900 they're not necessarily just interchangeable and even in certain certain situations where

00:41:14.580 it may be accurate or it may work it's not the most accurate representation of what you actually

00:41:20.760 mean which is why you know a lot gets lost in translation these days because people aren't

00:41:26.360 using the words that we have to express the things that we're trying to express so um

00:41:31.380 Sorry, one sec, guys.

00:42:01.380 all right i was gonna get to oh yeah i gotta show something else okay so on april 11th which

00:42:20.580 is a saturday uh in toronto and i can tell you that it is it's in toronto the

00:42:26.340 company of adventurers have their april event going on uh from 6 to 11 p.m so i will be there

00:42:36.180 speaking with uh dr ricardo duchay who wrote canada in decay uh an excellent book i haven't

00:42:43.420 read i've only read through parts of it so far it's because i find it hard to take time to read

00:42:48.140 but uh like i've always appreciated uh ricardo's uh takes on a lot of things so it'll be interesting

00:42:55.700 to meet him and listen to him speak live uh as well as a cat girl kulak who i like all i know is

00:43:02.500 stuff that i've seen on twitter i'm not super familiar from what i've heard they're an excellent

00:43:08.740 you know live nationalist speaker so it should be interesting so if you're in southern ontario and

00:43:14.580 you feel like uh hitting up that event uh grab your tickets now i don't know how many tickets

00:43:21.300 they have left at this point but uh yeah they are um tickets are pricey but um yeah at least

00:43:29.540 he says it's not an actual cat girl no it's it's a guy right i don't i don't really get the the

00:43:34.320 name or whatever of whatever i'm not like i said i'm just going to uh i'm going to speak on you

00:43:40.700 know uh active club model and uh you know uh how it can be utilized and the importance of it and

00:43:47.120 you know, modern nationalism. Um, but yeah, uh, there's other speakers as well who are not listed

00:43:55.340 publicly, but I could, you know, they should be quite interesting. And, uh, I can guarantee you

00:44:00.620 there's going to be people there that you would, uh, enjoy, uh, having at least even a short

00:44:05.700 conversation with. So, you know, if you're interested in that, uh, you can get the tickets

00:44:10.000 It's at coacanada.com, and it's called the April event.

00:44:16.120 I've posted this on my Telegram.

00:44:19.060 It's been posted on a bunch of different Twitters.

00:44:21.840 So if you search the April event or whatever on Telegram or Twitter,

00:44:25.700 it should come up.

00:44:27.240 And yeah, it should be a lot of fun.

00:44:37.200 And yeah.

00:44:38.200 i don't know if you guys have any questions about that i'm sure you can email them or you can just

00:44:42.820 ask me in the chat now or whatever and i'll try to answer as best i can but

00:44:45.900 yeah uh that event is going on april 11th

00:44:49.420 yeah leafner says wish i could go to this event toronto is a terrifying place for me and

00:45:10.280 and uh the money i get it i agree it's a lot but the unfortunate aspect of this is like

00:45:18.180 you like they have to rent a venue and provide like they have to you know pay their overhead

00:45:26.940 and if not enough people show up if not enough people buy tickets and you make the tickets too

00:45:32.180 cheap then you know they're not going to cover their expenses and then you know it makes it more

00:45:36.840 difficult it's like they're the guys who are organizing this are obviously taking a risk by

00:45:40.200 putting up their own money to host this stuff this is part of the problem is you know if they can

00:45:44.560 show that, you know, OK, when we do it at $90, we get, you know, whatever, 100 attendees or

00:45:49.760 something. Then, you know, next time we can do it at maybe $50 and we can assume that we're going

00:45:54.800 to get 150 or something. Right. So. Yeah, hopefully it works out. Covenant soldiers is what American

00:46:11.420 city has the equivalent culture of toronto i don't new york probably like the the closest

00:46:17.920 comparison is probably toronto new york that would be my guess um la and mate like i don't know not

00:46:26.500 sure uh bio baby says alex your face got kissed by the sun what does that mean is it red

00:46:40.120 uh covenant soldier says it's like the jew cap yes it is absolutely there's like two of the big

00:46:50.720 i think it has one of the the highest population you know jewish neighborhoods i think it's 20

00:46:56.320 like one of the one of the neighborhoods in toronto is like 20 uh uh jewish so yeah like

00:47:03.200 there's a large presence there obviously uh they're in montreal but yeah

00:47:06.760 All right, let me check my, oh my God, okay, wow.

00:47:36.760 Zyklon B says,

00:47:50.000 if you haven't heard yet,

00:47:51.260 Toronto Police Chief Myron,

00:47:54.860 whatever,

00:47:55.540 says a new counterterrorism unit

00:47:57.100 is necessary to protect

00:47:58.200 against the reality

00:47:59.240 of global terror threats,

00:48:00.840 probably to control us.

00:48:02.440 Eh, I doubt it.

00:48:05.860 They're legit.

00:48:06.760 dude they're legitimately concerned like i don't know again i'm not super paying close attention

00:48:11.740 but like the palestinian you know anti is like the the brown anti-israeli alliance or whatever

00:48:21.640 um they've been ramping stuff up for two years um fire bombings drive-bys like and maybe some

00:48:31.080 of this stuff is you know false flags being done by like we know that jews love to victimize

00:48:37.780 themselves to get support but also like some of this is definitely being done by by them and so

00:48:45.840 like like i don't think that here's an example the that shooting that happened in michigan at

00:48:53.140 the synagogue like i didn't even see what the fallout from that was again like i'm not gonna

00:48:57.040 lie guys i haven't i'm not really paying that much attention to the news but you know when they tried

00:49:02.800 cbc tried to be like oh yeah there was a shooting at a synagogue and like this is the problem with

00:49:07.260 groups like active clubs has absolutely nothing to do with us uh in any way it was a lebanese

00:49:14.880 guy whose victim whose family was killed in uh israeli missile strikes um who just lost it and

00:49:23.380 you know, went to try and take it out on Jews or whatever. So like, I don't know, maybe it was a

00:49:28.420 setup, maybe it wasn't, but much like the Bondi beach shooting, like they don't have to do these

00:49:34.880 things. They don't have to be the ones who the government intelligence, you know, state actors,

00:49:40.420 whatever, they don't have to be the ones who execute these things, you know, and like set

00:49:45.620 the whole thing up. All they have to do is let them happen because they will happen. So sure,

00:49:52.540 you could say that it was staged but it's more like i think more often it's just a matter of

00:49:57.380 like yeah maybe they're gonna do something but let's just you know let's just see how this

00:50:01.740 they just let it happen so i don't know um i don't think that they're ramping up i don't think

00:50:08.920 toronto police in particular is you know opening a new counter-terrorism unit to deal with us i

00:50:15.300 think they're gen that they're probably genuinely doing that to deal with what they're seeing with

00:50:19.800 the the multicultural shithole that they've created

00:50:25.160 like the funny thing about all this is that this isn't a condemnation of us it's a vindication

00:50:33.380 of us this is what we've been saying is going to happen for years you've imported

00:50:37.960 all of these foreign diaspora populations who have different you know grievances against one

00:50:43.880 another. And now their violence is like the violence that's happening overseas is starting

00:50:49.320 to play out on our streets. Like, what did you expect? Um, so like, I don't, I don't know. I

00:50:55.040 don't think it's for us if it was CSIS or, um, you know, the, the federal government doing this

00:51:01.940 stuff, I would be more concerned, but yeah. Uh, people are talking about bill C nine to like,

00:51:09.920 look bill c9 yes it's going to pass again is it concern yeah it's concerning is it something that

00:51:16.800 you should keep your eye on that we should be aware of that we should be paying attention to

00:51:20.960 yes is it something that you know you should be freaking out about like no i find it hilarious

00:51:26.540 that you know people like like no one specific but like moderate conservatives who talk about

00:51:33.820 I don't know, carbon taxes and, you know, basic immigration or something like that are more

00:51:41.600 concerned about that stuff being used against them than I, I'm not concerned about that.

00:51:49.180 Bill C-22, yeah, worse. Certainly more of a concern. Even still though, it's like, yeah,

00:51:57.280 like, but you know, it's not good obviously, but is this something that, you know, makes me want to

00:52:03.000 you know engage in some kind of uh dramatic shift into a different direction no um

00:52:13.600 like i i get what they're doing guys i'm not stupid i understand what they're building towards

00:52:21.280 but spiraling about this stuff doesn't help us like we have to keep working and when people are

00:52:28.920 freaking out about you know what's going on with these bills that doesn't help us so you know the

00:52:35.080 part part of what the whole point of these things are is to scare people into compliance so like

00:52:41.400 don't allow yourself to be you know uh emotionally manipulated into doing something that you don't

00:52:49.640 need to do ghost of glr says i called toronto home for 39 years before i couldn't take it anymore

00:53:06.760 and move to the kawarthas i agree with your recurring message that toronto is fertile ground

00:53:13.240 for national uh nationalist recruitment though i'm proof yeah of course it is any of the major

00:53:18.440 city centers are some of the best places for recruitment and the other thing too here is that

00:53:22.840 um i could get into this more later maybe but i'm telling you guys there is a huge change

00:53:30.400 happening in this country and it's hard honestly you're not gonna see it if you're online if you

00:53:36.940 exist online you're not seeing this change and i don't even mean like in in the sense of like irl

00:53:43.280 like going to active club stuff i'm not talking about that i'm saying for the love of god go

00:53:49.720 hang out at a pub at a bar like go do social things and you're gonna see shit that you

00:53:55.520 never thought you would have seen

00:54:13.280 thomas says yeah even older guys in pubs are more far right than ever it goes way beyond that

00:54:36.360 i'll give you you know what i'll just get into it i'll give you an example so um

00:54:40.660 was friday night friday night i went and played cards with some people just euchre right there

00:54:49.540 was eight of us okay these are not politically active people for all intents and purposes

00:54:57.300 they're normies okay um and they know they know me they know what i do but like they like they're

00:55:03.540 not like like they laugh about it they don't care but i'm telling you like these are not

00:55:08.980 they're not people who are involved in like you know covid protests they're not people who

00:55:14.200 watch podcasts about politics they're not you know looking at the news whatever okay

00:55:20.140 so um at one point during the night somebody cracked the joke about jews okay and everybody

00:55:29.600 laughed there's eight people there and everybody laughed except for one and then somebody else

00:55:35.320 jumped in and they added on like another they they you know kept it going right and we're all

00:55:41.380 just fucking laughing about it then somebody else did right and then i jumped in right and i said

00:55:46.240 like i'm i'm not the one who instigated it seven out of eight people were laughing at anti-semitic

00:55:53.280 jokes and like not like simple like you know gassing jokes or oven jokes or some shit like

00:55:59.300 that that like you know anybody's gonna get i'm talking about like greater israel or like dying

00:56:04.440 you know dying for jews in iran i'm talking about like legit like there's a deeper than just you

00:56:09.800 know funny jew joke that you would hear on family guy the one person like i can't explain to you

00:56:19.080 like a lot of you must be able to relate to this i have never seen anything like that in my life

00:56:26.760 for somebody who's been aware of the jq and you know aspects of this for 20 years

00:56:32.920 i've never seen anything like that where the one person who doesn't get it is like

00:56:38.760 the normie who doesn't get it is the one who feels uncomfortable in that situation

00:56:46.040 there is something happening guys um

00:56:53.640 but that being said none of those people none of the people that were you know

00:56:57.320 chuckling about this are actually going to get involved like that's that's the fallacy so yes

00:57:04.120 a lot of people know they're not going to fight you in fact they're going to tacitly probably

00:57:09.320 support you but i'm telling you right now they're also not going to they're not going to fight with

00:57:13.240 you so that's you know the white pill and the black pill in it more or less um sorry one sec guys

00:57:27.320 Thank you.

00:57:57.320 Thank you.

00:58:27.320 Thank you.

00:58:57.320 no I'm not getting ready guys

00:58:59.900 just give me a second here

00:59:27.320 Thank you.

00:59:57.320 Thank you.

01:00:27.320 Thank you.

01:00:57.320 sorry someone was here and i had to just deal with them for a second it was not the cops

01:01:21.320 although i won't lie i was like what the is that stride strider is never

01:01:28.520 look he's never not hearing something sometimes he's wrong about what he's hearing so anyways

01:01:35.180 uh what the was i even talking about before we did that oh yeah the things are changing

01:01:40.360 they are changing like i don't know which means that it's going to get harder um

01:01:47.500 like this is it like the closer you get to victory they like it doesn't become easier

01:01:55.920 it's going to be harder there's going to be more stress there's going to be more work there's going

01:01:59.660 to be more um bullshit that we have to deal with they will get more desperate and you know as

01:02:05.740 people get more desperate they get more dangerous like you know it's

01:02:09.740 this is what it is so yeah with the laws with the attacks like you're seeing it I fucking called it

01:02:23.200 I knew it the moment I saw that new report drop on whatever it was March 3rd or 4th on CBC and

01:02:31.320 what the content of it was and then Rachel's follow-up and then you know I knew right then

01:02:37.920 I could already tell what this was the beginning of. And I was right. I was fucking right,

01:02:42.640 obviously. And I wish I would have been able to, you know, go through that over the past three

01:02:47.980 weeks because it hasn't stopped. Right. There's more and more of it all the time.

01:02:55.360 And so like, yeah, I was right on two counts. One, they're trying to get legislation passed

01:03:00.100 so they can ban us because we don't fit the definition of a terrorist organization or,

01:03:05.120 you know banning us as one would be a fucking stretch um as well as other groups as well right

01:03:11.260 and two they're they're desperate for funding um a lot of you probably saw that but if you didn't

01:03:19.120 on the stream that evan did with rachel at the end of it you know he goes on for three minutes

01:03:25.680 or something about how they need funding that you know they they're not funded entirely by

01:03:30.980 government grants. But it was kind of funny listening to him bitch about how they operate

01:03:36.620 on nothing. Like, yeah, sure. You operate on nothing, Evan, you fucking faggot. We operate

01:03:43.160 on nothing. You operate on government money and rich fucking people who, you know, back the

01:03:50.820 government's money like Gerald Butts. You are the one being funded by the state. You are the state,

01:03:57.760 evan we're the ones operating on nothing and have been forever and we're beating you you fucking

01:04:03.860 loser we're beating you so badly that now you're desperate enough that you're basically throwing a

01:04:10.460 hail mary here trying to get funding and legislation passed you could ban us um so yeah it's gonna get

01:04:18.520 harder. Not easier. It is what it is. Sorry, I'm just checking in there to make sure.

01:04:33.520 oh malibu coke in here gifted uh 20 subscriptions thanks so much malibu coke i really do

01:04:49.160 appreciate the support that you've been giving it means a lot um

01:04:53.360 but yeah it's uh you know we're all you have to do is stay the course not make big mistakes

01:05:03.060 keep recruiting people because it's easier than ever to recruit people i'll give you another story

01:05:08.120 you guys want another one on saint patrick's day right when i was i went out after the stream i did

01:05:13.080 with uh graham and tim right just that you know irish pub uh hanging out and uh some guy asked

01:05:22.700 me what i did for a living and i used to give people you know just like a fuck off answer

01:05:28.220 basically like a nothing answer just so that we don't have to have this conversation but um so

01:05:33.420 many people know what i do now i don't really fucking care um and honestly i tend to get way

01:05:38.320 more positive responses than i do negative so i just i you know i told him i'm like i i have a

01:05:43.140 podcast basically because that's what i that's how i make my money right i have a podcast

01:05:46.540 and uh he said oh uh what do you like what do you talk about and i said politics and history

01:05:52.660 which is true like that's the majority of what i talk about right is related to politics or history

01:05:56.940 and he said oh like um are you like liberal or conservative or like what and i just told him i

01:06:04.200 was like i'm way right of conservative and his eyes just did like the whole like like like that

01:06:09.580 and he started speaking to me in fucking german okay this is a random guy i met

01:06:16.200 and then he kept asking me questions and i brought up second sons and he's like i know

01:06:24.120 exactly who you are now this is just some random dude

01:06:30.280 this is why they're fucking terrified guys they're not ignorant of this fact do you think

01:06:42.760 that they don't see what's happening do you think that they don't realize that they write these

01:06:49.940 articles now or cbc writes an article or whatever there's a hit piece and it doesn't hurt us it helps

01:06:56.420 us d connect says did you have a hug bro oh we became like best friends immediately

01:07:03.860 yeah it was like that scene from stepbrothers yeah

01:07:09.860 this isn't like me trying to i'm saying this is common now

01:07:17.940 um

01:07:19.940 excuse me

01:07:25.240 so stop

01:07:29.880 the legislation

01:07:33.640 all this shit these are desperate

01:07:35.460 attempts to put

01:07:37.020 you know toothpaste back into a tube

01:07:39.480 and it's not going to go back in regardless

01:07:41.320 of what they do

01:07:49.940 anyways

01:07:54.980 they're scared uh i got something there ian jerusker says good episode times are hard and

01:08:09.660 times will get much harder for the men who want to hold the flags up high the new dawn is waiting

01:08:14.540 just around the corner and i want to see the sun rise before i die i don't know what i don't know

01:08:20.120 what that quote is from but i like that um that must be uncle isn't it sounds like something he

01:08:29.560 would say but uh just you don't have to super chat it there cherusker but if you're still here

01:08:38.720 who said that quote or who knows who said that quote motivation center says uh we even have

01:08:46.500 youth active clubs now i have okay i've i've been asked this uh in dms a few times and it's not

01:08:53.480 look i'm gonna say what i need to say these have nothing to do with us okay i just want to make

01:09:00.200 that clear i have no objection to them um but the under 18 you know youth nationalist clubs that

01:09:08.160 are popping up i would just be cautious uh to the guys i don't first of all i don't know who's

01:09:18.420 running them so that's one thing uh we don't do that at all our members must be over the age of

01:09:25.120 18 or 18 or over um and there's a reason for that so do i think that it's a good thing for

01:09:34.020 youth to have somewhere that they can find like-minded, you know, people of their own

01:09:39.200 age to, uh, you know, find their friends or whatever. Yeah. I think it's good. Do I think

01:09:46.360 that that's very risky for those guys? I do. Um, so, uh, I don't, I don't know who's running

01:09:55.320 those. I don't know if there's, you know, somebody who's kind of guiding that process,

01:10:00.860 but uh if they are they can reach out to me so i know more and i'll feel more comfortable about it

01:10:06.700 um it's just something that i've

01:10:12.220 look it shouldn't be like this you we should have these things in the state like these or

01:10:17.180 these kind of clubs are something that should exist um you know within a school system or within a uh

01:10:24.220 within a an extracurricular kind of program um that's not the world we live in so it's

01:10:32.860 if you're a youth you're risking a lot uh being involved in these and you know i'm not going to

01:10:40.740 be able to tell you not to do it because i i know what i would have been like at your age so i get

01:10:45.560 it but you should be careful uh fanny schrute said based i think that was in reference to uh

01:10:53.660 uh i'm sure uh i think that was in reference story to i'm sure his post and he just followed

01:10:59.580 up there says it's a song i'm a free man by screwdriver okay well that's why it sounded

01:11:03.860 familiar then i'm not the biggest screwdriver fan i there's some songs that i like so like

01:11:09.320 i've never gone through their entire you know discography or whatever but i do you know

01:11:13.380 when the mood strikes

01:11:16.460 anyways that's not my attempt to um you know take away from what they're doing it's more of my just

01:11:25.880 I'm cautious

01:11:27.620 is also yeah i'm not gonna go uh super long tonight guys probably like under two hours anyways

01:11:47.140 so there's specific topics you guys want to get into you can let them rip um i guess i could get

01:11:52.860 into the one other thing that i was uh hoping to talk about tonight which is uh you know earlier

01:11:59.340 i made the joke that i'm uh basically uh one step above homeless uh which is obviously it's an

01:12:05.900 exaggeration but um i am going to be uh leaving where i am uh at the end of april and i'm gonna

01:12:17.620 to be uh back on the road so uh the plan is to uh do a lot of traveling this summer particularly

01:12:24.860 out west i haven't been uh out west to see uh the the divisions that we have out there since

01:12:32.720 before the club launched publicly obviously i have a history with uh a lot of that region

01:12:39.780 the first article that was ever written about me was holocaust and i are travels country you know

01:12:46.020 organizing you know far right militia or some shit so obviously i'm very familiar with the

01:12:51.540 the people out there so i i've known for a while that this is probably going to happen

01:12:56.740 so i just wanted to say that that is going to be happening uh spring summer i intend to be uh out

01:13:04.500 west and we'll see uh what happens but uh it would probably be uh to my to the to the club's interests

01:13:12.980 for me to be more um more transient more nomadic uh more moving around so that i can have more

01:13:25.460 face-to-face with these guys and spend uh not just like you know a day or two with them because

01:13:30.360 there's some bigger event going on but um you know weeks with them or you know an entire weekend to a

01:13:37.780 week with different divisions. And that is the plan. Lease

01:13:42.180 two uses are we getting another van? No, I'm not getting

01:13:45.700 another van because I'm expecting $2 a liter gas prices

01:13:54.300 this summer, unfortunately. So the plan is to do just my

01:14:02.020 little sedan car, which is more than enough for me. I'll I

01:14:07.240 can travel light. My life basically fits into a car, which is how I like it. Strider and I are

01:14:15.740 going on the road again. Cocaine rimjobs is rape van or nothing? I mean, maybe. I doubt it. It's

01:14:31.100 more of like, do I want to spend the money on something like that again? No, not particularly.

01:14:34.560 uh do i want to spend the money on the fuel for that no not particularly um am i even gonna have

01:14:40.820 the money to do like i don't know if fuel prices go crazy like i don't even know how feasible this

01:14:48.720 actually is because um you know you're talking about what is it now i think it costs close to

01:15:00.280 $80 I think to fill up my tank which gets me like 600 650 kilometers on highways so

01:15:08.520 like that adds up quick even though it's dying I understand that that's a cheap tank it starts

01:15:14.560 to add up quick obviously so uh we'll we'll see how much traveling I can actually do but

01:15:19.980 that is the intention anyways uh Snitter says we could crowdfund an oversized tricycle with

01:15:26.080 sidecar for strider to save some very safe very some gas money i i have wanted one of those like

01:15:32.800 a motorcycle with sidecar for forever since i was like in high school specifically so i could put a

01:15:39.040 dog in it and just rip around um that's the only time i've really wanted a motorcycle is with a

01:15:44.800 a sidecar for a dog. Very appealing to me.

01:16:03.680 But yeah, this is just my way of letting you guys know, because I was going to have to tell you

01:16:07.580 guys at some point anyway, so I figured it's getting close enough now. We're about a month

01:16:11.600 out so i might as well just uh you know make that announcement or whatever that i will be going

01:16:18.000 around did i miss one there no okay so yeah there you go you guys got the uh update on that

01:16:37.660 I don't know if there's anything else really to talk about with that, but.

01:16:49.800 Thomas says, can't sleep well in a sedan?

01:16:51.960 Eh, I have before.

01:16:54.440 You can't do it, you know, over and over, but if you need to just,

01:16:59.600 oh, excuse me, guys.

01:17:00.680 if you need to just crash and get a quick uh you know four hours sleep or whatever it works for

01:17:07.340 that but yeah you obviously can't just go uh wherever in that especially during the summer

01:17:12.720 it's too hot uh god ate my balls gifted a subscription thanks so much man

01:17:16.920 run across canada like terry fox but actually do it yeah i'm good

01:17:30.680 so i'll let that uh you guys are still going off about that so i'll let that uh

01:17:39.240 lone star texas take a tent and pad you'll be fine i mean you can but even that is um

01:17:47.640 part of the reason that's unappealing is because a lot of people don't realize that like one it's

01:17:53.320 illegal to camp in a lot of spots and that's one thing you don't want to have happen and two it's

01:17:58.760 not exactly cheap to you know get a uh camping spot at a park or provincial park or whatever

01:18:05.960 and set up a tent like yeah obviously it's cheaper than getting a hotel but you know some places are

01:18:11.160 like 40 bucks a night um to put up a tent in like a provincial park or something it's really not that

01:18:19.080 cheap um like obviously if you could find somebody if somebody has this or something and they'll let

01:18:26.360 you put up a tent like yeah that makes sense but i am going to bring one but

01:18:31.560 but yeah it's not liquids use as crown land the problem with that yeah that can work yeah

01:18:37.000 the problem with that is that typically crown land with a few exceptions is not really close

01:18:42.200 to where you're going um so yeah i don't we'll see

01:18:56.360 uh 2021 tlc gifted a subscription cheers man or lady whoever i cheers i appreciate that um

01:19:16.240 look like i know you guys are coming up with uh all kinds like these are not

01:19:22.880 bad suggestions or anything but like remember we've got guys all over the country like i'll be

01:19:27.380 i'll be all right it's more a matter of um you know staying for periods of time uh you know

01:19:34.560 because i'm not gonna be able to just move constantly like that is if anybody's ever done

01:19:39.280 that where you're just going from place to place you know day after day that is incredibly draining

01:19:43.460 so yeah you're gonna have to at some point find somewhere comfortable to at least take a week or

01:19:48.240 at a time um and you know also plan and organize and you know do work for the club whatever like

01:19:56.160 i can't just constantly be traveling so um yeah that this is just my way of saying it is happening

01:20:02.720 so um yeah green gliderians is going on the road for the club dedication bro it just makes sense

01:20:11.760 i'm you know i'm lucky in a way um not many guys could do this

01:20:21.840 um because they have stuff that they have to put first so they have to they've got families they

01:20:28.480 got to be around they've got you know jobs like i'm lucky that you know i can do streaming pretty

01:20:33.120 much anywhere i can um i don't have to be in this place or that place so i have the uh the benefit

01:20:40.560 like I should do, basically what I'm saying is I should do it while I can.

01:20:45.980 And then, um, you know, maybe

01:20:49.120 again, I'm not exactly a hundred percent sure, but, um, you know, spring to late summer,

01:20:59.420 the plan is to be a West and then maybe come back, uh, to Ontario or Eastern Canada and do

01:21:06.080 kind of the same thing uh for the late summer fall and then figure out a winter plan uh later

01:21:12.320 uncle sam i says fairy's little car with a starlink drilled onto the roof um shouldn't be necessary

01:21:18.160 uh yeah uh covenant soldier says i wish wish i could organize well that's what i'm saying is

01:21:28.220 that like it's gonna in a way it's gonna suck but also it is a blessing to be able to do that right

01:21:34.140 so uh tickle grass gifted five subscriptions thanks so much um a former member says what if

01:21:42.620 lockdowns i mean i did this before while there was lockdowns um it'll be fine

01:21:52.060 uh bad arrow says hope you come to bc again i will absolutely be going to bc

01:22:04.140 okay well that's out of the way what else you guys want to talk about because i'm going to

01:22:14.380 wrap it up in like half an hour or something this is just my way of getting back in the swing of

01:22:18.780 things honestly i didn't really feel like streaming tonight it's just because i don't really

01:22:21.740 at this point i don't really know what to talk about that much anymore and i have not been paying

01:22:25.740 attention but i knew that i needed to get back into the swing of streaming and

01:22:29.500 thomas's war in iran what do you want to talk about

01:22:35.100 of all the people to ask that i'm not the one to ask about that i don't give like i don't

01:22:39.420 pay attention to that other than like passing oh trump is moving more marines into the

01:22:47.260 strait of uh hormones like cool um i'm not a uh nothing ever happens bro kind of guy but i'm also

01:22:56.940 way you know let's not freak out because something might happen kind of bro obviously it's not good

01:23:04.680 like i'm yeah i get it fuel prices are up the risk of something major happening is increasing

01:23:12.200 the you know there's obvious signs that things could go very wrong very quickly but

01:23:18.460 i don't know

01:23:21.900 Uncle Sam, my fairy, what do you think about troop movements along the southern Turbanistan

01:23:33.020 border? Yeah. Chances of Trump actually attacking Iran? I have

01:23:51.700 no fucking clue man 20 20 bald eagles out of i don't know 75 you know apple pies like i don't

01:24:03.860 fucking know i'm not the war analyst guy like there's way better you want to ask or like you

01:24:11.640 know speculate on that there's way better war analyst guys you can go listen to that are

01:24:17.360 following every aspect of this i'm not it's like i'm not pretending that i am i don't talk shit

01:24:23.120 you know when i don't know what i'm talking about or at least i try not to as much as possible so

01:24:27.680 um but yeah like it could be world war three it could be nothing maybe just embarrassing for

01:24:35.520 america maybe it you know creates a situation where we accelerate our path towards third

01:24:41.520 world status you know a little bit quicker like

01:24:47.680 yeah like i don't i don't know is ryan dawson maybe is a good person to listen to like i don't know

01:24:59.600 who are the other ones

01:25:11.520 uh covenant solar says okay this is a fun one what are some good group slash pairs drills for

01:25:18.780 boxing okay it depends on

01:25:24.360 for striking a good group one is bag sprints um you can do this with partners or groups

01:25:40.740 and it depends on you know how long you want to go for whatever but um you just you pick a

01:25:47.520 an interval of time um if you like this is if you have two heavy bags basically or if you have

01:25:53.560 um like tie pads or something you can do this with kicks um but let's say you have two heavy

01:26:00.620 bags or you have three like whatever you have if you have like if you have a group of four let's

01:26:05.460 say and you have a heavy bag perfect okay so you do um you know 45 second intervals with four guys

01:26:13.360 so that ends up being three minutes right that's the the total cycle and you do um bag sprints and

01:26:20.140 it's just you know rolling hooks or something like that it could be just you know straights just you

01:26:25.620 know one twos one twos one twos and the idea is not to hit it hard it's just to keep going so it's

01:26:31.180 about pop and speed not you know how hard you're not doing these big power shots for 45 seconds

01:26:37.180 straight you just sprint at the bag and then the next guy goes and then the next guy goes and then

01:26:41.820 the next guy and then you've done a three minute cycle it's exhausting 45 seconds of actual

01:26:46.300 sprinting is a lot so you know you get that recovery of a minute and whatever is uh uh

01:26:54.460 two minutes and 15 seconds is your recovery and you get uh 45 seconds on and you can do this with

01:27:00.620 bunch of things you could do it with uh like rolling hooks is a good one where you're just

01:27:04.700 going into the bag at body level or you go uh you know you you climb the bag so you go

01:27:10.940 hook hook to the body hook hook you know to the chest hook hook to the head um you know what i

01:27:16.140 mean um up and down stuff like that uh so that's a good group one uh another good group one that

01:27:23.420 you can do is shark tanking um i've heard people refer to this as different things but

01:27:27.900 But I love shark tanking to me is a great fucking drill.

01:27:32.620 It is awesome for getting guys used to just getting hit.

01:27:36.040 And basically all it is is, you know, again, you're going to pick a time limit depending on how many guys you have.

01:27:42.920 So if you have five guys, let's say, so one guy is getting shark tanked and basically it could be, I don't know, let's say one minute intervals.

01:27:54.600 So for one guy is going to go for five minutes straight.

01:27:57.900 He doesn't throw at all.

01:27:59.080 All he does is defense.

01:28:00.900 So basically, one guy comes in, fresh guy comes in and attacks him for a minute straight.

01:28:05.640 He's not trying to take his head off or anything.

01:28:07.500 It's not hard shots.

01:28:08.840 It's just about looking for holes and finding weaknesses and putting pressure on.

01:28:13.340 And basically, the whole point of this drill is that they unload, not in terms of power,

01:28:19.480 but unload in terms of speed for a minute.

01:28:23.920 And then the next guy goes.

01:28:25.120 and the guy who's defending is in for five minutes straight just doing defense just blocking just

01:28:30.500 parrying just moving whatever and what this does the the real great thing about that drill is it

01:28:36.340 helps people get used to being hit and knowing where punches come from so just by forcing them

01:28:42.040 to do nothing but defense they get a lot more comfortable you know being in that uh that that

01:28:49.440 uh very anxious you know nervous kind of setting where like you're on the ropes

01:28:53.960 um and once you get comfortable with that you can like you learn how to play defense like it becomes

01:29:00.880 easy like um you just get way better um partners groups uh or drills um you can also do what i

01:29:12.360 just described doing that so one person just goes for a minute and then the other guy goes for a

01:29:16.600 minute and it's a drill for both people obviously right like the person who's throwing is put in a

01:29:22.260 situation where they can um throw without feeling like they need to worry about getting hit so they

01:29:27.820 can work combos um you know what i mean like a lot of people especially newer people when they're in

01:29:34.960 situations even if it's light sparring they single shot they only ever throw one punch or

01:29:40.380 and they're always looking for the you know to land so they they what it does is it creates this

01:29:46.480 habit where they don't actually learn how to throw combinations. Whereas when you're in a position

01:29:50.900 where you know, the person's not going to return, it helps you, um, you know, learn how to throw

01:29:56.380 combos properly, um, and cut people off and like use your footwork and stuff like that. So,

01:30:02.340 uh, that's a great one for that kind of stuff. I'm trying to think of like some of the other

01:30:07.340 ones we do. Um, if you have body pads, another good partner one is, is a pressure drill.

01:30:16.480 so the person takes like when i say body pad i don't mean the one you wear i mean like it's like

01:30:21.560 a football pad almost like you know it's a shield pad so you know you get that the person who's

01:30:27.060 attacking or attacking putting pressure on they just march the guy down they keep they keep coming

01:30:33.460 towards them and the idea here is that the person is going to have to you know punch their way

01:30:38.780 backwards and or lean in and you know uh grapple and and then push the person away and the idea

01:30:45.180 here is that uh you get learn you get used to somebody who just pressures like they're constantly

01:30:50.440 coming forward and you're fighting off the back foot that's a a really yeah a covenant soldier

01:30:55.600 says it's like a big shield yeah exactly not the the gut pad that you know trainers wear i'm talking

01:31:01.140 about the the big shield pads you can do this a little bit with tie pads as well but it's harder

01:31:05.200 because they're just not as as big but um yeah it's just about you know putting pressure on uh

01:31:13.520 coming on another good one is um i forget what we used to call this but it's like it's almost

01:31:22.020 like a shadow boxing drill so with a partner all you're trying to do you don't even need gloves for

01:31:26.640 this you're just trying to get behind the person so you both square off in boxing stances and your

01:31:35.000 whole objective is to use footwork to get behind the other person and you can use your hands a

01:31:40.660 little bit you know like the the hand fighting type stuff like create openings now almost nobody

01:31:46.820 ever gets behind the other person but what it does is it helps you know that that is kind of

01:31:52.060 the point of boxing in terms of creating angles you're trying to generate um the correct angle

01:31:59.300 where you can hit them and they can't hit you and that's done through footwork so it teaches you how

01:32:04.800 to like cut the right angles and again somebody who's also trying to do that to you so that's

01:32:09.380 kind of a fun one um another good one is you can take a like a hoop or a tire or any kind of you

01:32:17.560 know circular thing and you just get guys to lightly this again but one thing about all this

01:32:23.680 stuff is this never has to be hard um hard sparring is something that you should only really be doing

01:32:29.020 when you're you know two months out of a fight camp or something like hard spot hard sparring

01:32:34.760 is not beneficial usually to either person involved um in my opinion but um you need to

01:32:42.920 do a little bit of it but i think guys do way too much of it but uh you just both put your foot in

01:32:48.280 the the hoop or whatever and that's it you can't your foot cannot come out of the hoop or the tire

01:32:53.140 or whatever it is you could just you could literally just tape you know a box on the ground

01:32:57.400 if you want to or something like that so uh that teaches you to to stay and fight you know to not

01:33:06.100 you know back out and um that's great for defense and it's great for learning how to fight on the

01:33:14.240 inside um because again one of the tendencies especially a lot of newer guys have is this kind

01:33:20.340 of like they throw one single shot and then they they back way out um so i don't know those are

01:33:28.720 i could think of more but uh i'm trying to think of some

01:33:35.620 i mean one thing that guys don't do enough of uh from what i've seen in

01:33:45.420 like active club style training is skipping anything to do with footwork you know ladders

01:33:52.960 like you know football ladders you're american so you must know what i mean when i say a football

01:33:56.720 ladder um any of that you know drill type stuff karaoke you know crossovers like any any of that

01:34:03.820 foot in foot out having fast footwork is the foundation of boxing um the reason that you do

01:34:12.020 skipping in boxing or other striking sports is not for cardio. A lot of people seem to think

01:34:21.140 that that's what it is. It is a good warmup and it is good for cardio, but the reason that you

01:34:26.120 do boxing instead of like running or calisthenics or something, you know, as a warmup is because

01:34:32.360 that's how you get fast feet and footwork is what turns somebody into a good boxer. So

01:34:39.700 um yeah uh green glade says nsn used to skip like crazy tim is a freak on the rope yeah

01:34:46.760 every good boxer i'm telling you every good boxer is a good skipper

01:34:52.200 like that's not a coincidence like it's there's a reason they do it it fucking works

01:34:58.880 when somebody comes in and they have never done any boxing and they're a shit skipper

01:35:04.040 um they're gonna it's gonna take them a while to understand footwork and how to move

01:35:08.660 um you know efficiently once they understand how to skip they start to become way better uh with

01:35:15.620 their footwork in boxing so it's footwork is the basis for all striking sports uh chick chica says

01:35:23.460 every 12 year old girl could be lethal well they could easily pick up like if they're i know what

01:35:29.940 you're saying that's correct if if you took one of those girls that's good at skipping yeah they

01:35:35.060 would learn the the footwork of boxing very quickly because they know how to uh they have

01:35:43.220 good footwork they have good coordination uh between their hands and their feet it's like yes

01:35:48.020 um it's the same thing with um eddie bravo said this about uh jujitsu uh that uh they had like

01:35:58.860 break dancers come into his his gym one time and they just got it like that and you could see why

01:36:05.640 that would be obvious break dancing to jiu-jitsu makes sense like it's like it's not that it's the

01:36:12.520 same but it's like the mechanics and the movements behind it are like if you're good at break dancing

01:36:18.060 you could see how that would make you good at jiu-jitsu like obviously so it's just like they

01:36:22.360 naturally have these this ability to like move in certain ways that you know a beginner wouldn't so

01:36:28.100 um they have the basis for it look there's a perfect example this is i think i've brought

01:36:33.200 up this example before um lomachenko the ukrainian who was you know one of the the best modern

01:36:41.620 boxers he did like four years of ukrainian folk dance like his dad had him in that uh when he was

01:36:48.080 a kid like there's a reason we say like do you want to dance yeah boxing is violent dancing

01:36:53.680 striking sports are violent dancing um learning how to use your hips and stuff like that yeah

01:37:00.520 they similar like so anyways i don't have to keep going over this but

01:37:05.500 it's like there's a girl there's a girl i know and she has like a gymnastics background and um

01:37:18.800 like she's just naturally athletic naturally strong for her size and like she could eat she

01:37:25.600 could go pro she could be a pro fighter easily and i'm not saying that because like i've just

01:37:30.440 i've seen her athleticism i've seen her like kick or something uh or the flexibility i'm like you

01:37:36.960 like i i've seen how strong she is it's just like you have no idea how quickly you would become a

01:37:43.900 fucking absolute terror in fighting if you wanted to um

01:37:56.460 yeah covet 1984 says bjj made ferry a better break dancer and river dancer uh

01:38:03.420 why tai made me a better dancer because you learn how to use your hips you learn how to like use

01:38:09.340 like find rhythm in your hips and like shift your weight back and forth between your hips yeah

01:38:13.900 uh shovelhead amy says is anyone doing canadian history streams i really enjoy those not not that

01:38:22.760 i know of i could probably get back to them but i'm not going to do it for a while

01:38:26.740 so yeah i don't know should

01:38:36.000 do i need to go on more about i don't know this is probably boring the shit out of some people

01:38:42.180 and other people are like, this is great stuff.

01:38:44.020 So I don't know.

01:39:12.180 all right i guess i could get back to these uh donald ductator gifted three subscriptions

01:39:21.720 thanks so much man i appreciate that and uh cheeky jazz gifted 10 subscriptions you guys

01:39:26.440 have been super supportive tonight i really appreciate that um a greasy monkey says no

01:39:32.540 will to rise support shirts available in large extra large or 2xl damn that went quick thanks

01:39:38.060 for everything fairy keep it up uh they are restocking i'm not sure how long that's gonna

01:39:42.540 take but that is the plan yeah um sorry i'm just scrolling through here uh justice for fathers

01:39:54.300 with a black flag a skull and crossbones and a double lightning boat cheers man appreciate that

01:39:59.740 uh good to see you in the chat uh did i miss one there no okay

01:40:08.060 um undercover caper says do you think antifa will show up to the april event uh no do i think that

01:40:18.600 if you are going should you be careful about you know how you go into the venue and you know going

01:40:25.600 in and out of it yes you should like you would be foolish not to um we saw what they did at

01:40:32.620 exiles of the golden age if you don't think that they're at least considering doing something

01:40:36.800 similar, then you're a fool. You should conceal your identity to some extent if you're going to

01:40:44.200 this event and you should be mindful of your surroundings as you go to the venue. The venue

01:40:52.880 is released, I believe, the night before or maybe the day of. This is the unfortunate reality of how

01:41:03.520 we have to organize these things and it's why these things are one expensive and two uh difficult

01:41:08.800 to do um but if we just stop doing them because of that well then you know we're

01:41:15.780 i mean i guess just pack it in

01:41:19.740 so there i hope uh that answered covenant soldiers uh question there about boxing drills i don't know

01:41:31.080 I could definitely think of more.

01:41:32.440 I haven't really thought about it a lot lately,

01:41:34.080 but the biggest one too,

01:41:36.380 and I don't know if guys do this or not,

01:41:39.540 and it takes a while for guys to be able to do this well,

01:41:44.200 is touch sparring.

01:41:47.260 So I don't mean light sparring.

01:41:51.620 I mean like touch sparring,

01:41:54.040 which is you're going to touch each other

01:41:58.480 in terms of make contact,

01:41:59.820 but there is no follow through on the shots.

01:42:02.180 And that takes somebody who knows what they're doing and they have,

01:42:05.460 basically you have to trust the person that you're working with and they have

01:42:09.100 to be able to put their ego aside and just like,

01:42:13.480 we're just working combinations and footwork and we're going to throw back.

01:42:17.520 You're not trying to one up the person. You're not trying to fucking win.

01:42:21.480 There's no winning. Like it's you against your,

01:42:24.220 your training with someone else. You're just trying to work. Right.

01:42:27.120 so um like light sparring to me is like we're only gonna hit each other at like 50 percent

01:42:36.160 you know power or something like that um like hard sparring is like we're gonna go 90 but not

01:42:43.800 try to fucking kill each other um touch sparring is like we we can do this for hours every day

01:42:51.800 and it's never going to get like, we're never going to get hurt. Um, you're not going to get

01:42:57.080 bruised. You're not going to get, um, you know, your head knocked around. You don't, you don't

01:43:02.480 need to wear, you should be able to do it with, if you have somebody you really trust, you should

01:43:06.440 be able to do it without gloves, without headgear, without mouth guard, without fucking, you know,

01:43:11.100 shin guards, whatever you're doing, because it's just touch. So there's no, you know, rotation

01:43:19.800 through the shots and like you know guys who are good know when they can pull shots so they don't

01:43:25.380 even need to touch you they can get close and they can just pull it right at the end without um you

01:43:30.540 know hitting you too hard so um so it's like it's like play it's just it's like a little game where

01:43:42.020 nobody's trying to win and it's just you know can you work certain things and can you

01:43:48.360 uh you know figure out how to you know use your footwork to cut angles and like you know use your

01:43:54.260 defense properly um you know without overreacting and like that's how you get really comfortable

01:43:59.840 just sitting in the in the the pocket with someone and you know doing exchanges and whatnot just by

01:44:07.100 seeing where stuff comes from so uh touch sparring is something that you could do every fucking

01:44:12.500 practice and you know it's not gonna result in injuries and um cheeky jazz is very is it true

01:44:28.820 that you should always hit left i don't know what you mean by hit left

01:44:42.500 Um, anyways,

01:45:04.900 is touch sparring is is how i did it at first with a uh a trainer who was a professional

01:45:17.440 tie fighter um who was back and he's canadian and he was back for like six months you know

01:45:22.920 c family and whatever and he was training as he was the guest coach at our gym for a while

01:45:27.220 and it was him who like really pressured that like it would be every practice

01:45:30.560 let's do uh you know light sparring sorry not light sparring touch sparring and so like he

01:45:36.600 would just you know he would tell guys like okay take take your gloves off unless they were brand

01:45:41.660 new but like for all the guys who advanced like take your gloves off and uh and people be like

01:45:47.060 are you sure and he's like yeah you won't like if you know what you're doing you're not gonna

01:45:50.100 when your gloves are off you're gonna because they're off you're not gonna hit the person

01:45:54.160 like you're this is actually gonna help you and we would just go through it and you know you'd

01:45:58.740 Learn to, like, even you would connect a little bit, but, like, super soft.

01:46:02.600 And that really improved my sparring and striking because it's just play.

01:46:18.620 Cheeky Jazz says, hit with your left fist first as opposed to your right.

01:46:23.780 Depends what hand you are.

01:46:25.120 um and also no not necessarily so hit with your i guess that would make sense in theory if you're

01:46:34.980 an orthodox fighter because your left hand is your lead hand so that's your jab hand it's like yeah

01:46:41.100 typically you're gonna throw your lead hand before your rear hand um but if you're a left

01:46:47.380 handed or a southpaw you typically throw your right first like i don't know

01:46:52.300 this i don't know where you would have heard that i've never heard that

01:46:56.080 uh tom tom tom is saying ferryman force i don't know if you're trying to get my attention for

01:47:02.520 something um oh tech lone star texted just made me think of another thing he says we had one pair

01:47:17.760 gloves growing up uh we would share who got what glove see that's funny that actually is a good

01:47:22.880 drill too which is i like you don't have to do it with one glove on but you can just do one hand

01:47:29.680 so like if if you um want to work jabs or whatever like you can get two guys and it's like okay

01:47:38.640 you know one hand behind your back like just you know throw your lead hand like if you have

01:47:43.120 two orthodox guys just left hands right um teaches guys how to actually work their job properly and

01:47:49.360 not depend on you know their rear hand to help them um the other thing yeah regarding what cheeky

01:48:07.120 jet like i don't know there's different theories like i'm not i'm not the i'm not a pro boxer guys

01:48:11.200 i don't even know like frankly i shouldn't even be giving you guys advice on this this is just

01:48:15.120 as somebody who trained for a while i don't know this is stuff that i did that i found helpful

01:48:19.600 but um like i had i had two exhibition fights like that's it not even like an amateur fights like i

01:48:26.720 don't know why you would necessarily want to listen to me other like i can teach like beginners like

01:48:31.920 the basics but that's about it um but um what was i gonna say there

01:48:44.560 oh a lot of people say that you should stick to one stance i completely disagree um

01:48:52.720 i think that the best time to learn both stances is when you're brand new

01:48:58.160 and that you should work out of both your, you know, your dominant stance, which would be

01:49:03.920 orthodox or southpaw, and then also learning how to switch to stance, like in between stances and

01:49:09.640 fight out of both stances, because that was a huge advantage for me. So I actually started when I

01:49:14.360 first started boxing, I didn't really know what, what one I felt most comfortable in. So I started

01:49:19.300 fighting orthodox, and it was awkward. And then my coach just asked me, like, are you left handed?

01:49:23.580 and i'm like yeah and he's like switch to southpaw right and i was in so like and it did feel a

01:49:28.900 little bit more comfortable but it's weird because my right side is more powerful than my left but

01:49:33.820 my left is the stance of southpaw is more natural to me so it's this weird thing where my power

01:49:40.820 my power side is the lead and my uh you know more what do you call it finesse side is is the rear

01:49:48.920 which is typically the the power but then whenever i learned how to switch back and forth between

01:49:53.420 stances like that's whenever i got good um or well good is i've never been good i got a lot better

01:50:02.220 i was in i got not terrible would be a better way of saying that um so like learning how to

01:50:07.420 fight out of both stances especially from the beginning that's whenever it's easiest because

01:50:11.340 i know guys they do it for years they've only ever fought out of one stance and then you put them in

01:50:15.820 their opposite stance and they're like it's like bambi you know newborn like just they don't know

01:50:22.300 how to step they don't know how to do it's so uncomfortable for them because they they've

01:50:26.780 never done it so yeah bj michigan fair are you best at mma kickboxing boxing or crap i'm best

01:50:37.180 at jujitsu and that's not saying much anyways that was a fun little distraction

01:50:52.300 okay i'm going to go for like a few more minutes guys uh lee stewie said would you agree that if

01:51:16.860 c9 or c22 were to pass that the canadian government police do not have the proper

01:51:20.700 resources place to effectively execute what these bills require them to do um

01:51:31.820 i think it's more about them building the you know this is the building blocks towards c63

01:51:40.860 so obviously if you guys aren't familiar c63 was the online harms bill and that was when did that

01:51:47.740 in 2025, at some point that got fucking binned before the election, I guess that got binned,

01:51:53.000 right? Because all the old, all the old proposed legislation goes in the fucking bin whenever they

01:51:58.360 have an election. So they would have to reintroduce it. So bill C six, three is what

01:52:05.940 they actually want. And C nine C 22, like a lot of this stuff is things that they need in place

01:52:13.080 before they can really use c6-3 to its full you know draconian absolute dystopian you know

01:52:21.160 capability so c6-3 as it existed before it got scrapped was fucking not good like really not

01:52:29.560 good that's the one that i'd be like okay like we got to be very careful now or consider just like

01:52:35.400 maybe operating in an entirely different way um so that's the one that i'm concerned about

01:52:44.920 for those who have been i don't know living under a rock or paying attention to joe rogan

01:52:49.160 and iran and not really focusing on stuff like that which is you know whatever it's fair um

01:52:55.800 they recently brought back the online harms whatever it is safety advisory panel or some

01:53:01.080 shit and the the first you know consultant on that list is bernie farber who you know is the

01:53:07.900 founder emeritus of the canadian anti-hate network the second name on that list is amarnath

01:53:14.160 amara amara singham or whatever his fucking name is who is one of the experts they quoted in that

01:53:19.620 ctv article you know on the public safety report so like look they're making moves here and they're

01:53:25.360 this is what they're angling towards now we have time we can keep operating but we need to start

01:53:32.440 you know pushing against this stuff and this is what i think i said this on you know the last

01:53:37.960 stream that i did that was well you know the one that was just like a regular stream and not an

01:53:42.820 interview was this is where the fight actually is this is where the real fight is all the shit that

01:53:49.640 you know these fucking people who are concerned about joe rogan and did you hear pp say that and

01:53:55.460 what about this and crossing the floor like guys that's not where the fight is this legislation

01:54:01.120 is where the fight is um the only reason they make it out to be about us is because

01:54:09.640 like we're the we're the easy one that they can use is like okay this is who we're trying to ban

01:54:16.180 and then they'll start using it against whoever is next in line.

01:54:19.700 So we see this for what it is, but yeah.

01:54:33.640 Okay.

01:54:34.960 Anyways, we just got to keep moving forward, guys.

01:54:46.180 yeah cheeky jazz says all those bills are related yes they are related 100 they are

01:55:04.420 Homosexual Groyper says it's time to

01:55:13.880 apologize to CCFR Ferry

01:55:15.800 we're taking Natalie and Gary

01:55:17.900 to the Supreme Court

01:55:18.860 Damien Bowling Brooks

01:55:25.840 says first they came for the second

01:55:27.120 it is kind of like that but it's not

01:55:28.900 it'll be us and other active club stuff it'll be um dominion society it'll be like that's

01:55:43.980 what they're gonna do like they've been laying this out for i don't get how people don't see

01:55:48.400 this like we've known for forever that this is their intention and then whenever they roll it

01:55:54.560 out it's that all of a sudden people are freaking out it's like what didn't you you're the one who's

01:56:00.060 been saying for years that they're gonna do this and now they're doing it and you're reacting like

01:56:04.800 you like i don't know like i've been prepared for this to happen for a long time and it doesn't

01:56:10.760 yeah like i'm when i say i'm probably gonna end up going to jail at some point that's not

01:56:16.560 me being like woe is me and uh you know trying to be dramatic or something it's just like no

01:56:22.200 that's like the like look at look at everywhere else in the world where there's guys like me

01:56:27.640 doing what you know we do what happens to them like honestly it's kind of shocking that it

01:56:33.220 hasn't happened yet but i think that we've been careful enough um obviously you know even jeremy

01:56:41.300 is like they didn't get him for this stuff they got him for like other things that you know we're

01:56:45.540 all horseshit so um and he beat all that but i don't know yeah lone star texas free joel davis

01:56:54.100 exactly so yeah i don't know if there's anything else guys you want to get into let her rip now

01:57:07.380 because otherwise i'm just going to shut her down

01:57:15.540 somebody said greg wycliffe is on right now he's going oh he just went live um

01:57:26.820 uh the intense dislike yeah he's going over uh we'll see

01:57:40.580 dude bud says why settle for jail when you can settle for the throne i mean

01:57:45.540 i'm not like worried about it honestly like i this i don't know maybe i'm completely naive

01:57:54.540 maybe i mean i actually think i'll do fine in that environment um i have the ability to just

01:58:02.460 live in my own head i have the ability to just you know tune it out and just embrace the suck

01:58:09.180 or whatever the only thing that pisses me off about it is that um is the people i'd be around

01:58:14.160 it's not necessarily like the

01:58:15.660 shit that I would have to do unless

01:58:17.780 obviously I'm not trying to minimize what Joel

01:58:20.160 if it's something like what Joel's going through

01:58:22.020 yeah that would be fucking awful

01:58:23.660 but

01:58:27.960 the only

01:58:29.940 shitty part about it really

01:58:32.160 that I would think is

01:58:33.740 you're surrounded by scum

01:58:35.500 by people that you don't belong around

01:58:38.060 so

01:58:38.440 yeah

01:58:40.280 uh bj michigan says by what manner of logic can you ban intense dislike in a free nation i mean

01:58:49.340 yeah that's exactly it um they can't um and if this was appealed to the supreme court i suspect

01:58:56.520 that you would defeat it we'll see but uh i appreciate all your guys support tonight

01:59:12.600 um but i'll give you guys 10 more minutes any any other you want to get into let her rip

01:59:18.760 um and if something uh

01:59:42.200 uh ed jam says do you know who's behind goofbusters yeah it was rob primo's thing

01:59:46.200 rob primo and his his buddies uh they they're doing great work uh people brought up earlier

01:59:54.100 they brought i don't give a fuck about roof master or big time you know coke man or i don't know tim

02:00:03.620 the the tool salesman or whatever the fuck he's going but i don't give a fuck what he has to say

02:00:08.620 should I

02:00:17.120 should I be concerned about

02:00:19.120 him

02:00:19.780 like

02:00:26.080 so wait this is the guy who

02:00:29.460 who is behind Goof Hunters I don't know what Goof Hunters is

02:00:35.960 I know what Goof Busters is

02:00:37.180 um so this you know he was a guy who what um

02:00:49.120 um you know did his version of the buffalo man from january 6 during the convoy and like he was

02:00:58.980 funny he made some like funny videos and then got weird and he made a music video with a bunch of

02:01:08.000 black strippers and then he was a 51st stater and you know fuck canada and then he disappeared for

02:01:17.620 a while and he came back and now he's doing the christ you know christ bro thing which is whatever

02:01:23.740 And he was, you know, favorable towards us.

02:01:29.600 And now he's not like, I don't fuck it.

02:01:31.260 Like, who cares?

02:01:38.740 I just want to move forward.

02:01:40.420 so i don't know unless he's claiming something with some evidence of some like he i don't know

02:01:55.940 you can say whatever the fuck he wants if he doesn't have evidence for his claims then who

02:01:59.940 gives a shit and if he has some kind of evidence that he thinks backs up his claim i don't know

02:02:06.160 i'll take a look at it but if he just wants to run his mouth i don't care um people run their mouths

02:02:12.480 all the time

02:02:36.160 uh yeah like i maybe i'm too laissez-faire about this kind of stuff or you know i just

02:02:51.040 i don't have the energy like i have i have enough enemies right real enemies like enemies that

02:02:59.540 actually you know matter in terms of you know them uh doing shit to us and you know things

02:03:06.660 we care about this guy is just an internet personality running his mouth like okay like

02:03:13.540 should i like how how many times do we have to go through this before just like gives a shit

02:03:19.540 yeah all right is that good you put that to bed i don't know like let me know if he

02:03:35.680 makes any crazy claims but even then i'm sure they're going to be laughable so like what's the

02:03:41.620 point like i i've had

02:03:48.820 i've had crazy claims laid against me like all of us have had crazy claims laid against us and

02:03:56.640 the evidence usually amounts to nothing um you know i was i was a an ira agent because i did a

02:04:06.040 silly irish accent that wasn't even that good um uh chorus is how close do you think we are to civil

02:04:14.760 unrest very i mean there is civil unrest are you talking about yeah like it's the degree of civil

02:04:20.760 unrest somebody asked me that last night actually and like you know how how much time do you think

02:04:25.000 we have before before it happens and i'm like before what happens like you know it happens i'm

02:04:29.320 like i don't know world war one could have popped off basically at any point between 1871 and you

02:04:38.600 know whenever it happened to happen in 1914 you know the american civil war was 30 years in the

02:04:47.000 making like there's all of the signs that something could happen but then there's also

02:04:55.240 you know sometimes nothing does happen so i don't know man um

02:05:04.440 the just build just build as much as you can just work as hard as you can towards

02:05:11.080 getting into a situation that makes you best prepared to handle whatever does come um

02:05:20.760 damien says is there anything you can say openly about how one should prepare for the coming

02:05:25.080 government tightening besides tribing and training what government tightening how like you mean

02:05:31.480 policy or do you mean like um policy um

02:05:55.080 like don't say don't say stupid shit is a good one um like whether it's fed posting in

02:06:02.580 private or public what like you should just not fed post um just ever in general like it's a bad

02:06:10.420 it's a bad habit to get into and it doesn't do anything for you so like don't fed post that's a

02:06:16.720 good one um you know don't be like don't be in groups or associate where if you're on some kind

02:06:25.100 of telegram or twitter gc or whatever where there's a lot of fed posting get out of it like

02:06:31.900 don't be part of those things because now you're getting caught up in something that could be a

02:06:35.980 problem like um you know don't uh be careful with the language you use when you're talking about

02:06:44.320 um other groups or the government or stuff like that there's a lot you can say that

02:06:51.340 is not going to cross any thresholds but you know or just say whatever you want to and deal

02:06:58.100 with the consequences but i'm telling you like it's just a matter of like

02:07:00.440 not let basically this do not let your temper control what you post good rule is in general

02:07:10.180 uh this is like a uh um who said this because i remember hearing the same thing i think it was

02:07:17.700 it was one of our guys but i i got the same you know lecture at one point for um

02:07:23.060 university football which is do not post on social media when you are mad or sad there you go

02:07:33.920 when you're mad or sad or you don't have control over those emotions then don't post anything

02:07:39.420 wait until you've you know tempered yourself and you've thought things through and you know

02:07:45.360 what you want to say um don't rage respond basically um just that's just a good thing

02:07:56.700 to do in general yeah or yeah if you're drinking whatever like just be of sound mind a good

02:08:02.340 overall advice in general when it comes to this stuff is

02:08:05.160 stop being on social media so much to begin with

02:08:11.020 your life will be better like seriously to go back to one of the things i was talking about

02:08:17.820 earlier in the stream guys i don't know if people realize how how pleasant it actually is to be

02:08:24.200 around normies at this point i like some of them i know will be insufferable but like if you just go

02:08:31.620 like not political people just go somewhere wherever it may be where there's you know normies

02:08:36.760 interacting socializing or whatever they're actually kind of they fucking get it they will

02:08:41.280 say something before you will about what's going on seriously um go interact in public stop you

02:08:48.520 know wasting your fucking nights and whatever on social media or in group chats like seriously go

02:08:53.600 find your friends IRL because they're they're fucking everywhere now it honestly kind of blows

02:08:58.880 my mind um so yeah i'll leave it at that thank you for the support tonight guys i really appreciate

02:09:07.620 it i'll be back uh probably friday or saturday um you know hopefully i'll have a guest for that

02:09:14.900 or something if not i'll have more of a uh a directed stream this is just you know to try

02:09:20.460 and get back in the swing of things so um hope uh you're all doing well uh there's lots of work to

02:09:27.540 do don't get bogged down in the the news cycle or the the legislation and stuff like that just you

02:09:34.020 know work work and then you know stay positive people are so cynical and i like i look at it

02:09:46.040 and i'm like we're fucking winning like why are you there's so much cynicism and i just like i

02:09:50.140 look around i'm like did people not realize that we're winning i know it doesn't feel like it in

02:09:54.080 terms of power like tangible at the top power but there's a reason why they're freaking out right

02:09:59.580 now and doing the things they're doing and it's because we are winning and they're scaring the

02:10:03.860 shit out of them so just stay

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