The Golden One - The Golden One's Cortisol-Fuelled Livestream (#1)

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00:01:35.860 okay we're live we're live we're good i'm not gonna ask about the hair because i i can clearly

00:01:45.460 see it's it's not good enough but i'm still doing a live stream even though the hair is not good

00:01:52.900 enough so anyway um first video first live stream i do probably just like this just me you know

00:02:01.060 talking directly to the audience back in the day perhaps some of you remember even i did some

00:02:06.820 gaming streaming on twitch so playing skyrim playing some total war and then yeah streaming

00:02:11.940 to twitch it was fun good times i haven't really done any streams since then except the the ones

00:02:18.660 perhaps you've seen um recently so with philosophy cat latest and then gnostic informant i did the

00:02:25.700 um debate with martin sellner and keith woods before that so a few few of those streams i

00:02:33.060 haven't really um and yeah i haven't really done so much more but you know as i said i uh i need

00:02:41.220 to i'm willing to learn i'm willing to get better so i have just one topic um that i wanted to talk

00:02:47.700 about because i'm gonna make this into a normal video as well so i um i suppose most people will

00:02:53.220 watch this afterwards so uh but anyway if the live stream isn't the greatest live stream ever

00:02:59.620 bear with me i'm but a humble novice i will get better with time we have gotten our first super

00:03:05.540 chat and that is highly um appreciated from monke brane or if that's monkey brane i don't know if

00:03:14.900 it's uh in german or not jawline is good thank you thank you yes it's the mustic mustic maxing

00:03:23.940 would you do a show with i hypocrite i'm not sure if you know him but he had

00:03:28.340 gero taylor on recently i will have to check him out and see if um if we can have a nice

00:03:33.620 conversation about uh something and yeah thank you um um thank you for the uh the super chat

00:03:44.580 it's much appreciated so anyway i thought about making this video um as a separate video like as

00:03:51.220 a topic because i stumbled upon something on instagram and i thought to comment on it so we

00:03:57.300 have here um later on i will become a pro streamer so i will do screen sharing and everything like

00:04:04.340 that and prepare it more you know rigorously but now we're doing old school a bit boomer tech even

00:04:11.940 so here i'm just showing you on my phone here

00:04:18.100 so what are you looking at you're looking at a ufc fighter sitting in his car and i will read

00:04:24.500 what he's writing here so it's andreas gustavson on on instagram and he writes just because you

00:04:32.820 got into the ufc doesn't mean you automatically become a millionaire quite the opposite especially

00:04:37.940 if you live in sweden i'm the only fighter right now from sweden who is representing my country

00:04:43.700 just me you might think that sweden should be proud you might think that my own country

00:04:48.580 should support it more financially like they do in all other sports like ice hockey football

00:04:53.300 athletics etc but instead i'm here trying to juggle a full-time job with family and the ufc

00:05:00.020 i'll tell you it's not easy but it's full throttle so yeah i wanted to comment on this as well i

00:05:07.460 thought it was quite you know since i've talked about it last year with um you know the entire

00:05:13.300 system of property and taxes and my latest video also or my second latest um that the the situation

00:05:22.020 is completely yeah completely insane and i'm not alone in this either so i wanted to show this as

00:05:28.900 an example of why you know someone else who is in a similar situation so i've never trained with this

00:05:35.860 fine young man i haven't talked to him um i've never met him so i don't know about his perspectives

00:05:41.940 but i know at least that he is in the ufc one of sweden's best fighters and

00:05:47.780 you know he still has to go to a normal job like this you know you can see his normal um his

00:05:54.260 working clothes there now if you are in the ufc you have committed fully to one path of excellence

00:06:01.940 and that is mma now we might think whatever we want about mma um i do like it i'm not suggesting

00:06:09.140 that anyone should become an mma pro what i suggest for young men is to go into institutions 0.99

00:06:14.660 of power especially political parties but if you do want if we have a guy who's committed to um

00:06:24.740 to to pursuing excellence in mma if he goes into the ufc he has a swedish flag across his

00:06:31.700 shoulders and you know his um arms are raised i would feel a sense of pride in that and for me to

00:06:38.660 say that okay our swedish guy here and i'm just talking now as a i'm pretending to be just a

00:06:45.060 normal swedish guy so not the pan-european um the golden one i'm just thinking like a normal swedish

00:06:51.700 patriot you do want to see your guy um that he will win but then you know that if he needs to

00:06:59.060 work a normal job and the ufc which is also a full-time job i mean he shouldn't do anything

00:07:05.460 else than just train sleep repeat recover because his com his opponents they will do it they have it

00:07:11.140 as a full-time job and you can't really compete as um as an amateur basically if you can't make a

00:07:16.260 full-time living on something you can't compete against these pros it's just impossible now you

00:07:22.260 might ask someone might ask uh why does it matter if a ufc fighter can't make a full-time living

00:07:28.820 out of his profession well if that is the society uh and again this applies to anything really it

00:07:34.500 applies to um to any profession really if you have a society where young talent or any talent

00:07:42.500 they are going away um yeah they will go away so why why would they stay really and then you have

00:07:48.580 a country without any talent because everyone is fleeing or fleeing or relocating now as i said in

00:07:54.980 my latest video i said i won't leave sweden because i have it as my great goal to to be here

00:08:01.380 but if you have many younger guys or guys who are not you know who don't have it as their lives um

00:08:09.140 greatest goal to pursue regime change i really can't blame some of these other talents to for

00:08:15.460 moving elsewhere so i'm just giving some uh piece of advice to all western nations here you're gonna

00:08:22.500 bleed your um your country's dry you are bleeding your country's dry because people don't really 0.98

00:08:28.740 want to um yeah live in in these places where you're being taxed to death where you can't really

00:08:33.940 pursue your your goals and this goes on i think america can be a bit better so america so the us

00:08:40.980 is worse in some situations but as far as i know at least you can you can make it as an entrepreneur

00:08:47.380 a bit better so but you know sweden france the uk a lot of guys in the uk they move down to uh

00:08:54.580 the middle east to avoid you know a society which um yeah only makes it harder for you so anyway

00:09:02.980 my advice if i have anyone in any administration if i have anyone in the el salvadoran bukele

00:09:10.260 administration pro tip here for me what you should do i'm giving away my top secret here

00:09:15.700 uh is that do try to get talents from these countries and you will prosper so the first

00:09:26.000 country that makes this smart move to make it actually a viable and attractive place to be

00:09:32.200 especially for like white guys in their 30s with um young families because now we have i don't know

00:09:40.360 any single western european country where it's actually a good place uh to to be an entrepreneur

00:09:46.760 or something like that so yeah anyway i just wanted to show that now i'm gonna go to the the

00:09:52.840 questions but uh yeah i felt a bit bad i felt a bit bad for this uh young man uh that he is and

00:09:59.960 also i know that in sweden mma is sort of seen as a bit a bit thuggish uh which you know of course

00:10:07.400 it is to a certain extent but but it's still a good sport and i do appreciate when when young

00:10:12.520 guys um they are training it but because it prefer because it prepares you for um the the

00:10:18.920 main streets of gotham city and not only that but it also prepares you for um you know the the mental

00:10:24.040 overcoming of yourself so maybe i'm a bit biased when i think of mma here but again this can be

00:10:30.200 applied to anything really you can be uh any type of entrepreneur if you can't make it work in one

00:10:36.440 country then you will move to another everyone can't be an idealistic patriot such as myself

00:10:42.200 same thing with bigger companies if you're being taxed to death by the socialist governments these

00:10:48.280 companies they will offshore they will move this is how you destroy an economy so socialists um

00:10:55.160 and i'm talking about actual socialists also social democrats in sweden for example

00:11:00.120 they are stifling the economy by doing this and then you will have nothing nothing at all

00:11:05.560 so um so yeah that about that now let's look at we have gotten in a good few um super chats here

00:11:14.300 we have first from shinny good to see you good to see you too and thank you for the for the nice

00:11:21.800 super chat there we have frederick i believe yeah from denmark i know you have been with me for a

00:11:29.680 time i'm happy to see you um you checking in and uh we have also a question what is your opinion

00:11:37.920 on the identitarian movement so yeah of course i'm positive uh to it it was one of these early

00:11:43.840 inspirations for me as well especially with martin selner still is by the way martin selner always

00:11:50.160 inspires me because they've they're on him so much uh he um and he's you know he's relentless he's

00:11:56.560 going at it he he has no breaks that man at all so whenever i feel tired i'm just looking at him and

00:12:01.760 and thinking what a high pressure he puts on so of course we have the french identitarian movement

00:12:07.600 as well which also from everything i've seen it's been quite wholesome and good and they were also

00:12:12.560 quite early in describing our current predicament as a sort of war between generations at first when

00:12:19.840 i so this is maybe back in 2015 i saw some video saying we are generation identity

00:12:27.600 which of course our generation so millennials and zoomers and um and such and uh we are in many ways

00:12:35.600 a generation that um or two generations or yeah maybe even coming generations we have been quite

00:12:43.120 screwed by the boomer generation now of course we can say that boomers are bad but the what we need 1.00

00:12:50.240 to be what we need to say to be intellectually honest is that the the zeitgeist of the boomer 0.95

00:12:55.760 generation it's truly messed them up or messed up society so this hyper individualism and just you

00:13:02.480 know enjoy life to the fullest leave nothing for anyone else so and you can look at something like

00:13:08.880 property prices if you have a bunch of old people living in um nice houses and then you have families 1.00

00:13:16.640 uh in small apartments and they can't really grow a family because they're stuck there and then you

00:13:21.360 have these big houses and they want to keep it too you know because of the property value which

00:13:26.240 i understand also of course but there is a generational um divide which is yeah i'm sure

00:13:34.240 you all know of it the the boomer situation um and then also of course perhaps more what is worse 1.00

00:13:40.560 than um the um the housing situation is that they have been in these institutions of power

00:13:48.080 and now we're talking again i'm not using any code words here i'm saying that

00:13:52.480 native ethnic swedes have been behind this happening in sweden for the most part same

00:13:58.320 thing in france as um young five said the french are the artisans of france's destruction and i do 0.99

00:14:05.520 believe that the french identitarian movement um i'm sure you can find the video declaration of war

00:14:11.520 by generation identity something like that it's in french but um yeah you have the subtitles um

00:14:18.000 anyway they identified it and said that there's boomer generation individuals including their

00:14:24.320 ideology which is of course open borders plus free love plus the dismantling of

00:14:31.840 traditional society including families etc um so anyway long long story short i'm rambling a bit

00:14:38.720 there but um it's a it's a ramble stream so i hope it's okay but yeah i i do like the

00:14:43.520 identitarian movement and uh you know inspired by the french back then um also inspired by the

00:14:49.680 austrians especially martin sellner then so um yeah good good stuff good stuff

00:14:57.360 moving on here

00:15:00.720 from tyler james thank you for all that you do and giving me a great role model over the last 10

00:15:06.000 years i owe many of my personal successes to you thanks a lot thank you for the the contribution

00:15:13.920 and the kind words it uh yeah it truly means the world to me uh hearing stuff like this it

00:15:19.440 truly warms my heart it's um yeah keeps the fire lit inside me so yeah thank you again

00:15:31.840 harris newsteader some generous donations i i definitely appreciated some generous super

00:15:39.600 chats here i am i'm happy that i overcame my hesitation and did this um this fine stream

00:15:47.680 even though i'm sitting here sweating but yeah bear with me uh might open um a window or something

00:15:54.400 like that later but reading this fine super chat chin up brother have been watching forever small

00:16:00.720 business owners so i know how hard it is especially when you get taxed to death and it all goes

00:16:05.760 towards evil it is hard even here in the u.s salute all right yeah it is it is um

00:16:12.640 um it is hard everywhere so i am for next stream i will do some screen sharing and i will comment

00:16:19.920 on things i see on x but yeah i posted on x just um yeah half an hour ago um state-sponsored

00:16:28.960 artwork which you know cost i think it was like 375 000 crowns which is maybe like um 300

00:16:38.080 3 700 us dollars um times 10 i mean uh 37 000 us dollars and the equivalent roughly in in euros and

00:16:51.360 it was basically just she had put some the artist the artist she had put some um wood bricks on top

00:16:58.560 of each other uh some sticks that's the correct word some sticks on top of each other and put it

00:17:04.960 outside and that's the artwork uh and of course i know that yeah my my my hard-earned taxpayer

00:17:11.600 money they they are funding this so i know that people who actively hate me um they're giving

00:17:17.200 out money to this project so they're funding themselves but as i said also in the in the post

00:17:23.280 that um you know when when the time comes we will also fund uh great works of art but that will be

00:17:29.520 actual art and not um they sort of you know a few sticks uh put on top of each other uh so

00:17:37.840 yeah modern art um anyway that is in the grand scheme of things that is the least uh the least

00:17:47.040 evil probably that they're doing with our tax uh money uh the great replacement is of course

00:17:52.880 the the greatest evil and if you look at crime statistics i'm not gonna cortisol max even more

00:17:57.440 now because it's quite high as you know uh so i'm not gonna black bill myself but yeah we are in a

00:18:01.840 bad situation in regards to that and knowing where the tax money goes yeah it just makes me

00:18:08.800 even more motivated at least to um to work for a regime change so anyway thanks a lot

00:18:16.080 thanks you um harris it's much appreciated

00:18:23.680 we have darth wizzy wizard you're the man canadian dollars thank you for the kind words and thank you

00:18:31.120 for the um for the contribution much appreciated bruce lee fan is it possible to get your podcast

00:18:43.360 as mp3 when not owning a credit card um i do believe so i do believe you can get it on gum

00:18:51.900 road without a credit card but i will need to double check that you can send me an email so

00:18:57.380 marcus at the golden one.se uh and then you can remind me so i can look into it um so yeah i

00:19:04.520 always appreciate when when people are subscribed to the podcast

00:19:07.780 and uh we have arbo five euros he says you need to push your subscribers to subscribe to your

00:19:23.940 channel just a thousand of us could make you 10k euros a month higher tiers for rich people

00:19:31.300 yeah i think i have though i think i have tried to push the the podcast quite a bit

00:19:37.620 um to be honest so i don't know how i could realistically do it more i do want to offer

00:19:43.220 something in return of course so that is you know quite hard to get the the higher tiers but um

00:19:49.060 yeah maybe i should just um um maybe i should just push it more and we'll see what happens so um

00:19:57.620 yeah anyway thanks for the suggestion of course having a thousand supporters like that would be

00:20:02.100 would be a dream come true then i could you know really up the the process and uh yeah increase

00:20:08.340 the video production but a romantic dreamer can dream anyway thank you for the contribution

00:20:16.500 and here we have

00:20:17.300 checking in from merry old england i suppose or perhaps scotland or wales or northern ireland

00:20:28.340 it's british pounds at least and he asks thoughts on nick fuentes now i will say the following i

00:20:34.740 will say the following now that i'm here streaming away sweating my hair a bit disarrayed i'm doing

00:20:44.100 my best to make a good stream i will say that if you look at in terms of talent nick fuentes is

00:20:53.700 it's truly something spectacular so i'm gonna comment on his political views later but i just

00:20:58.740 want to say this i just want to say this in terms of just performance so i've been at it for okay

00:21:04.260 not a streamer but i've done videos for a long time and i can tell you that it is hard it is

00:21:11.140 extremely hard to sit down and let the the you know talk and make sense be engaging and when he

00:21:18.420 does it he doesn't even skip a bit he doesn't even mispronounce anything i don't think i've ever seen

00:21:23.380 him mispronounce a single word for me it's like i need to you know put on the camera 10 attempts at

00:21:30.260 first then i'm not happy with the intensity then i'm not happy with something else then i'm not

00:21:35.380 you know i mispronounce a word or i um don't have the correct intonation and this is not a language

00:21:41.940 thing by the way it would be the same thing in swedish it's just a talent thing so when i see him

00:21:47.860 um especially last year when he made a video i think it was in response to tucker carlson

00:21:54.260 uh and yeah i think that must have been one of his most popular videos and i looked at that and

00:21:59.940 it's not often i sit down to watch you know our video where someone is talking and usually i

00:22:06.260 listen to stuff so if i do something else or if i'm out walking or something or if i'm in the car

00:22:10.820 driving somewhere then i can listen to a podcast but him just doing that and with the intensity

00:22:18.500 charisma focus passion so if i look at it myself as um um well not as a professional but you know

00:22:26.980 what i mean someone has been at it for a long time to see a master in action doing something it's uh

00:22:32.340 quite remarkable to be honest so it's a bit like you if you are a martial artist and then you see

00:22:38.420 someone who is very very good crisp clean technique or if you are a any type of artist you're a

00:22:45.540 sculptor and then you go into the studio of arno breaker or michelangelo or something like that

00:22:51.460 then you say boom there's some masterwork so anyway his rhetorical performance is super super

00:22:56.340 And I can't stress this enough because I know I can analyze this when I look at it.

00:23:01.340 Everything from the gestures and intonation and passion, charisma went to increase the intensity of what you're saying.

00:23:11.340 So anyway, that is my take on his performance.

00:23:17.340 Then I must say that I haven't looked all too much into the Iran situation, so I'm not going to comment all too much about it.

00:23:25.340 much about it i did of course support trump um last year well two years ago actually so 2014

00:23:32.460 um and he did not uh i thought that was a bit um you know he has his reasons i'm not gonna

00:23:38.300 counter signal him he is american i'm not he knows better about american politics from what

00:23:43.820 i saw at least i thought it was a decent thing to support trump and i don't regret um supporting

00:23:50.060 trump well perhaps a bit maybe i'll make a video on it maybe i shouldn't comment on it on a live

00:23:54.540 stream but yeah i was a bit sad with trump when he started talking bad about greenland and then of

00:24:00.140 course his uh freaking tariffs making uh shipment harder so my my own my own beloved american

00:24:07.500 supporters they get punished by having to pay some extra um customs toll toll costs for the legio

00:24:14.780 gloria stuff all due to trump but anyway my calculation back then was okay i i care about

00:24:22.380 the european descended population in america um how can they get a better life yeah donald trump

00:24:29.500 is probably better for that um now back in the day in 2016 he ran on a no war campaign

00:24:36.300 uh which i supported i think we're all quite tired of wars in the middle east and then he starts to

00:24:42.060 harass um iran like that i also know that many people from iran they really really don't like

00:24:50.140 the um the current islamic regime there so it's a bit you know two things can be true at the same 0.99

00:24:57.740 time it would be nice if iran can get a new regime if you will permit me to dream a bit we can get

00:25:04.940 surastrianism back on the menu in iran i don't think that will happen but we can dream a bit

00:25:11.580 um anyway so two things can be true at the same time it's not good for the us to engage in another

00:25:19.340 war in the middle east that will cost them a lot of money and you know i don't want to black pill 1.00

00:25:25.260 too much here but if something happens with the shipping lanes down there oil is not coming

00:25:30.700 through to america things get even more expensive in europe i'll get back to this in a moment as

00:25:35.500 well that you know just cost of living property pricing aside it's just everything is skyrocketing

00:25:42.700 which also impacts everything all commodities i posted on telegram a while back i keep track

00:25:49.340 of commodities so like wool silver cotton um and it skyrocketed so i wanted to restock the um

00:25:56.860 the silver hammers of thor for legu gloria and i looked at the the price of them and yeah almost

00:26:03.660 doubled since 2014 because the silver prices have just skyrocketed so anyway my pointer is that in

00:26:10.620 a quite fragile system bad things can happen and uh yeah we're already in quite a bad situation so

00:26:20.540 so anyway i'm rambling uh that was my response on trump at least so yeah uh we will see it's

00:26:28.780 still a two-hourly to say but i think it was the right call of me to support trump even though

00:26:33.980 yeah we might not have gotten what we wanted and especially for me on a personal note it

00:26:38.220 hasn't been good because of the the customs but anyway it's uh it's uh it might be a good call

00:26:44.780 and then also you know when i uh when i saw him getting shot almost shot in the head so he turned

00:26:51.500 like this this little movement look boom that little movement and yeah he his life was saved

00:26:59.260 because they wanted to shoot him so it's kind of hard to not root for that guy just because of the

00:27:03.980 the the beautiful story of it the beautiful story of a man who goes up against um an establishment

00:27:10.940 that hates him uh they're trying to kill him twice and all of the attacks they've done on him

00:27:16.220 i felt the same way when um when they wanted to put him in prison you know his mug shot and when

00:27:21.340 he went into court so just based on that story just as a you know romantic poet or a sensitive

00:27:29.100 dreamer or whatever we shall refer to ourselves as just from that angle i wanted to support him

00:27:36.060 because it would be nice it would be nice for the story to have a happy ending that he gets to

00:27:41.340 to the um presidency but then also i will say that he said to his supporters that i will be

00:27:48.540 your rep retribution retribution um they attack me with the brain waves now so the the deep state

00:27:56.780 in the u.s they attack me with brain waves so i can't speak properly and that's what happened

00:28:01.660 um anyway he said he would be you know do justice to everyone who was harassed during the

00:28:10.540 biden administration i don't know if he's actually done that perhaps you saw i made

00:28:15.260 a video last year talking about my experience of being investigated by the fbi now it wasn't

00:28:21.820 actually anything that happened to me directly it's just that they had looked into my stuff so

00:28:26.220 So Google and Facebook, they sent me a mail each similar in style saying that they had left information to the FBI about me.

00:28:35.380 And that, of course, cortisol spike, cortisol spike big time.

00:28:39.380 One of the most massive cortisol spikes I've ever suffered.

00:28:43.440 So as I said in the video also, I didn't want to talk about it directly after because it was, yeah, not super pleasant.

00:28:50.180 But now I can talk about it.

00:28:51.380 It's been a while.

00:28:53.060 but when it happened when i got the emails and i was like okay am i in am i in a lot of trouble

00:28:58.340 now uh the fbi no joke um so i went to um to a field that i used to be on in my childhood so i

00:29:08.500 escaped the world for a moment to ground myself there and compose my thoughts

00:29:15.300 so anyway my point is that i do hope at least that donald donald trump has cleared and he will

00:29:21.940 clear and he is clearing a lot of the deep state in the u.s that you know they haven't harassed me

00:29:26.900 they have investigated me i don't even know how much they they looked into it maybe they have a

00:29:31.540 file on me who knows but anyway i also know that they have harassed many american patriots so

00:29:37.300 hopefully he can have their back so if i want to say something bad about donald trump which i

00:29:43.220 should you know we should be critical of uh those we support uh you can always be critical of me too

00:29:48.980 if you if you want if you think i am not doing enough maybe you can you know i had a uh

00:29:55.300 supporter reaching out to me the other day he said you haven't made a short on youtube in

00:30:00.580 since 2024 and that's not good you can leverage that so you can always be critical anyway i'm

00:30:06.340 being critical against trump now when he has a tendency to sort of be nice to his enemies and

00:30:13.300 not be so nice to his supporters so i don't really i don't appreciate that anyway super super long

00:30:21.140 answer um regarding thoughts on nick fuentes so yeah uh then what more to say about him plenty of

00:30:32.660 things we can say about nick fuentes of course um so i think the main thing maybe is the um

00:30:38.500 um trump thing then also uh and this is also i don't disagree with his analysis regarding

00:30:45.300 greenland so which was all the hype like two months ago he as an american he wants an american

00:30:51.540 empire he wanted greenland for the us i want greenland for denmark i want it in in viking

00:30:57.540 hands in european hands but that's not a disagreement on ideology it's actually the

00:31:02.660 same ideology it's just that we're approaching it from different sides so he wants it for the

00:31:08.020 same reason that i want it so both imperialists wanting it for their own empire um so yeah i

00:31:15.860 think that's uh then of course i mean he streams like three hours every night something like that

00:31:21.860 so it's i'm sure he has said plenty of things that i could take issue with or agree with or

00:31:27.620 yeah stuff like that so so anyway thank you for the contribution and thank you for the question

00:31:38.660 now the stream we're entering the swedish lesson phase of the stream so we're gonna

00:31:44.580 learn some swedish now so we have toe sending a donation of 50 crowns so that's like five

00:31:53.380 euros translated and he says so translated he's asking me about the um

00:32:07.460 housing market in in sweden so he doesn't know whether to buy or to rent um

00:32:14.980 good question i i don't want to give any advice here uh there are probably those who

00:32:20.100 have a better take care now of course i'm a bit traumatized as well i i should tell you so

00:32:24.980 i would maybe lean towards maybe not buying because it's so yeah you know you can you can

00:32:31.780 make a big mistake um as i said in the video i made i don't regret myself i think it was the

00:32:38.260 right thing to do but if you are in a situation where you're not sure maybe it's better to

00:32:43.220 to be on the safe side and to not buy something.

00:32:47.840 Unless, of course, you know it's a good deal

00:32:49.700 and you have the liquidity for it

00:32:52.540 and you have the ability to pay off the mortgage

00:32:56.940 and everything like that.

00:32:59.260 So yeah, I don't want to give any response here

00:33:02.220 because I don't want to say, go and buy something

00:33:04.680 and then you end up in a bad situation like I am in.

00:33:07.480 But I also understand that you want to own your property.

00:33:10.740 I mean, I also want to own my property.

00:33:12.360 want to have a um house for my for my family to to be in uh and you know away from the more um

00:33:21.160 cortisol spiking areas so to speak so anyway it depends on your situation as well i realized this

00:33:27.720 wasn't much of an answer but um yeah there it is at least and thank you again for the um contribution

00:33:35.720 we have bernsey checking in from reporting in from england when we win europe wins um yes i

00:33:46.360 believe i saw you um you commented on on x as well said you were looking forward to the stream so

00:33:53.100 yeah thank you for being here and uh yeah thank you for your support i believe you have been with

00:33:57.320 me for for quite some time i i appreciate it and uh yeah i am quite white built actually seeing

00:34:04.320 rupert low post just this you know dream dream candidate he says everything he formulates

00:34:11.920 everything so well uh and you know formulates it in such a way that we can actually have hope um

00:34:18.400 and not only about re-migration so re-migration is of course the top thing that we need to

00:34:23.600 you know start that process but also earlier today i reposted said sweden desperately needs

00:34:30.640 the same what we talked about earlier in um in this episode that you know if you have a society

00:34:39.440 where a big bloated ineffective state just keeps growing like a tumor or something like that and

00:34:47.280 you know it suffocates all productivity so that normal people healthy productive people small

00:34:53.200 businesses entrepreneurs the the people who you know make the the country go around uh they will

00:35:00.000 get suffocated to feed a beast now i'm sounding a bit like a libertarian here i'm not philosophically

00:35:06.080 um libertarian i am very opposed to libertarianism philosophically speaking but in in political

00:35:14.480 terms most of my policies would actually be yeah very pleasing to libertarian heirs so anyway

00:35:21.600 cutting down on the size of the state top priority of course making it more efficient

00:35:29.280 again so they don't waste money on art projects i'm not going to say too much there you can say

00:35:36.320 that much of modern art is also a way to launder money i'm not going to say anything about this

00:35:40.480 particular i believe it's um probably the one who made that artwork is a swedish leftist of some

00:35:47.360 sort i'm sure she's sincere in her interpretation of art as well so i'm not saying that is money

00:35:53.440 laundering but i'm saying that in general modern art can be that anyway back to what rupert lowe

00:36:00.160 said he said basically yeah we have a big bloated state it needs some trimming so what you can view

00:36:05.440 it as if you have a nice physique but you have your bloat maxed for a long time so you have a

00:36:10.640 lot of fat so you need to cut down you need to lose a lot of weight and then you will look better

00:36:14.880 because you have the sort of chiseled physique so that's what we want to do with the state as well

00:36:18.960 that we want to reduce the size greatly so that normal regular hard-working law-abiding citizens

00:36:26.720 productive people they are not being taxed to death they can pursue their dreams they don't

00:36:31.520 need to work all the time uh so uh yeah that is uh very white billing and of course everything

00:36:41.120 else he says as well about you know he's even said something about death penalty which i liked and

00:36:46.640 yeah so salutes to rupert low and to everyone in good old merry old england

00:36:56.720 and thank you for the support and thank you for being with me for so long

00:37:00.080 he says if you set up power chat you you'll get much better percentage going to you for

00:37:14.400 paid chats than on youtube all right i will note that um if anyone wants to remind me

00:37:22.080 my mind is constantly occupied with a thousand thoughts i need to keep in mind

00:37:28.080 between between everything i'm doing but yeah if anyone if i forget for next time do remind me

00:37:33.520 again i will try to think of that for for next stream and i will also try to stream to some

00:37:38.880 other platforms i'm just again starting out here so um hopefully i can optimize things

00:37:45.120 and yeah thanks again for the for the contribution and much appreciated

00:37:49.600 lizard pilled five us dollars thank you good tidings from vinland esteemed lion of sverige

00:37:59.840 i know you will endure what's ahead of you my own son will know you as a role model

00:38:05.520 thanks a lot thank you it um it means a lot to hear that and uh yeah i'll push through uh only

00:38:13.040 one way to deal with problems and that is to embrace an aggressive and life-affirming attitude

00:38:18.000 try to face all problems head on try to use the cortisol to uh to the best of one's ability so

00:38:25.120 that's some general life advice whenever you're being beset by issues you can either go you know

00:38:31.040 full force ahead confront the problems or you can take a step back and you know try to escape them

00:38:36.880 but they will only grow in strength so maybe i will make a separate video on this it's a quite

00:38:42.320 nice teaching so this is from when i was a young lad 16 years of age uh sensitive young boy i did

00:38:52.320 some thai boxing sparring and i had um an older man i believe he was from chile something like

00:38:58.400 that south american at least a nice older man you know one of these guys he wanted to help me out

00:39:03.280 and we sparred and he went on the offensive i was defensive i was backing up and he said after a

00:39:08.560 round he said you know what don't don't just back down because when you back down all the time when

00:39:12.800 you give me ground i am like a lion uh going after a prey i'm just sensing you know i'm going forward

00:39:19.680 all the time so be more aggressive when i'm aggressive so then with you know next round also

00:39:24.720 and i i thought about it so then i was still not skilled at that time but at least i got my good

00:39:30.720 lesson for any sort of confrontation that it's always better to be you know be head on be head

00:39:36.960 on all the time because if you back down the problems be it you know in such a thing as a

00:39:41.840 sparring or such a thing as whatever it might be it will be harder for you when you um sort of be

00:39:47.040 on the back foot and of course you should never ever take solace in stuff like drugs or alcohol

00:39:53.200 that will only make everything a lot harder so it's not an escape the only escape is to push through

00:39:59.680 so some good some good insights there if i may be so bold as to say so and of course i'm very

00:40:06.000 happy that your son will have me as a role model i i do try to live up to to be um to be that um

00:40:14.640 to the best of my ability so thank you

00:40:23.200 ghost also from merry old england pardon me i will take a sip of water

00:40:29.920 you should check out michael tsarion's work on the irish origins of civilization

00:40:39.020 lots of love from the lands of albion your work has helped me a lot that sounds quite interesting

00:40:47.000 indeed um i will i will have to check that out now i have on my to read list it's very very long

00:40:56.040 very long indeed so i will see whenever i get but if i get some sort of inspiration to read about it

00:41:04.480 i suppose it is about irish monks preserving texts which by the way i appreciate thank you

00:41:12.040 irish monks i'm saying this as a viking raider i hope no one of my ancestors did anything to

00:41:18.060 to destroy monasteries there um which probably they might not have done because they mainly went

00:41:25.020 to the east the swedish vikings so through the rivers in russia and they created russia which

00:41:31.820 then became our arch nemesis so a bit of a fun story there but anyway glad to hear that

00:41:39.020 that my work has helped you and yes i will keep the the title of the book in mind

00:41:43.500 out there checking in from sweden hey m do you still get revenue from your gumroad workout plans

00:41:57.420 and which of them do you recommend if you still think they're good yeah a bit occasional uh not

00:42:05.640 much though i don't really promote them all too much maybe i should actually promote them they're

00:42:10.160 good they're all good so it depends uh how many days a week you can train so one has four days

00:42:17.600 a week one has five one has six it's the same structure of all of them so it's based on small

00:42:24.500 steps of progression every week so it is intense but you are you should be able to do it if you

00:42:30.560 optimize your sleep and your um your diet then you will have one small step every session goes

00:42:37.560 in small cycles as well so i'm quite happy with them the the structure of them quite um

00:42:44.040 um quite well formulated if i uh if i may be so bold as to say so myself if i maybe as a bold as

00:42:50.440 to promote my um my workout plans there um so yeah but anyway just you can see you can see on the um

00:42:59.640 descriptions on them uh how many days a week they are so one is four days one is five days

00:43:05.560 one is um six days so just pick one uh which you think you can you can train uh and uh yeah they

00:43:13.000 follow a similar structure with the term in terms of um the cycles and the progression and the

00:43:18.920 exercises so of course if you can train as much as possible then i would go with the six days a

00:43:23.560 week plan because you get in more training and yeah thank you for the contribution

00:43:28.200 and here we have hikarius vibrator czar 199 stay strong brother greetings from sa

00:43:43.980 one moment

00:43:50.620 all right of course south africa i had to um i had to look there um all right thanks a lot

00:44:00.540 thank you for the support and we have 10 angry tigers a little something to help yes it does

00:44:11.580 help it does indeed help thank you very much for that

00:44:19.180 moving on the dashing rogue i like the name it's a nice name

00:44:25.420 what is the best workout plan for someone who works an office job in his

00:44:29.420 30s also hope you're well and remember saving

00:44:33.900 the west is a side quest um well i'd say saving the west is sort

00:44:40.140 the main quest um to be honest but i would say it depends on your overall life if you have do you

00:44:48.460 have the access to to train like every day do you have a gym nearby your office how's your family

00:44:56.140 life um how much do you need to commute i mean all of these factors they play in so of course i'm

00:45:02.540 always inclined to recommend as much training as possible more is better usually um but then again

00:45:09.580 if you can only train four days a week well only it's actually quite much if you think about it

00:45:15.180 or you can only train two days a week do it so general guideline train as much as possible um

00:45:23.420 and yeah since we talked about the the plans i have on gumroad you can you can check that out

00:45:28.860 if you want but yeah it depends on your everyday life same thing if we're talking about martial

00:45:34.700 arts sometimes i get guys asking what should i train and i say you know what what do you have

00:45:39.980 next to your work to your school to your house is it a boxing gym you have 10 10 minutes away from

00:45:47.900 your home walking yeah then go train there do you have a thai boxing club 10 minutes away from your

00:45:55.900 school okay train there do you have a brazilian jiu-jitsu club next to your office train there

00:46:01.420 so it's all about what is easy for you to incorporate in your everyday life so make it

00:46:06.540 easy for yourself and then you do the hard work in the training itself so uh so anyway look at what

00:46:13.180 fits the best with your overall life and yeah thank you for the contribution much appreciated

00:46:19.900 el reodkin if i pronounce that correctly was enjoying your bog episode over on hearthfire

00:46:33.740 radio earlier while doing some sensitive spring gardening good stuff i'm very happy to hear so

00:46:39.500 and yeah some spring stuff i'll do it myself soon the snow is melting here in good old hyperborea

00:46:46.380 as well and yeah i'm happy that you liked the uh the bog episode so for those of you who don't

00:46:52.220 know i do an exclusive training video log on hearthfire radio every month and then i sometimes

00:46:59.580 appear on the bog with my man big dave martell it's a good man i always enjoy doing um shows with

00:47:07.340 him uh also shout out to tristan and andrea who are also part of the bog so anyway we talked about

00:47:14.620 monarchy royal houses the royal house in norway and the royal house in sweden and the situation

00:47:21.660 and you know i made the case and i think we all agreed that monarchy has a lot of benefits to it

00:47:27.180 but also i will say the following if anyone checks in from um from norway that you need to your royal

00:47:33.740 house i hope i can still come to norway after saying this i don't know but your royal house

00:47:38.620 it's not a good royal house it would be better if you replace it or if the king actually puts down

00:47:43.820 you know his foot and says you you can't pave in this way so we're talking about the fact that the

00:47:50.140 crown princess i believe i hope i'm not saying giving her the wrong title now but she had

00:47:55.900 close contact with epstein at least which is you know disgusting in on so many levels

00:48:02.540 so anyway i'm happy that you liked the the episode and then yeah i enjoyed being on the episode

00:48:08.060 ilgato9 from corsica it's an honor thanks a lot shout out to corsica i haven't been there i've

00:48:19.160 been to sardinia but i hope to visit one day and do a pilgrimage in honor of napoleon of course

00:48:26.620 so shout out and thank you the Innsmouth Gazette I was wondering if you have any

00:48:38.800 opinions on Spain and their latest heresy on legalizing half a million

00:48:43.340 invaders I believe I believe if any true rebellion against the EU nightmare

00:48:50.260 happens it will be from the mediterranean thoughts yeah i have commented on this um evil genius move 0.64

00:48:59.860 by the by the spanish leftists so i might have said this before i'll say it again because it's

00:49:06.820 quite relevant to understand spain so in spain you have two spirits two spirits still that are very

00:49:13.700 noticeable you have the left and you have the right uh it was not many decades ago they were

00:49:20.260 at war with each other the spanish civil war so all right maybe soon 100 years ago but still

00:49:27.540 not super long ago those scars are still there and that divide is still there so what the

00:49:35.140 spanish left did was we don't want this right-wing conservative fascists to ever get back into power

00:49:42.260 so what do we do yes we bring in a bunch of people with um it's quite clear who they will

00:49:50.180 vote for they're not gonna be sympathetic to spanish traditionalists they're gonna vote for

00:49:55.300 whomever gives them welfare this is uh you know goes on in in sweden as well votes for welfare

00:50:03.220 very dishonorable tactic but they do everything they can to win that is how the left operates

00:50:09.860 Same thing in the Spanish Civil War, you know, burning churches, raping nuns, behaving in a less than honorable manner, so to speak.

00:50:20.480 I'm not saying that the other side was, you know, didn't do anything wrong, but I'm saying that if there is a pattern of the left behaving a very bad way throughout history, throughout the last 150 years or so,

00:50:33.780 Or if you want to count the French Revolution as left-wing terror as well, perhaps you can, I don't know.

00:50:40.780 Yeah, so anyway, I'm not surprised that they would do so.

00:50:45.780 They brought in and gave citizenships, aka voting rights, to these 500,000 immigrants.

00:50:54.780 So yeah, of course, bad stuff.

00:50:58.780 I do trust in the men of Spain. I do have a high opinion about the men of Spain, especially historically speaking, there is true potential there and things can definitely happen, so I wouldn't, if something kicks off, I wouldn't be surprised if it is Spain, because they do have a very strong story about themselves, which is always good.

00:51:25.840 this by the way the story about yourself i write about this in demigod mentality it's central to

00:51:33.760 your willingness to fight and this is why they're doing everything they can to dismantle our history

00:51:40.400 because that will negatively impact our story of ourselves but in stain they still have a very

00:51:45.760 strong you know memories of the reconquista memories of the imperial days strong beautiful

00:51:53.040 power so um yeah i i i trust in in the men of spain um yeah a lot more can be said about that

00:52:03.360 but uh from the left an evil genius move the left they don't play around they come in to win

00:52:08.800 using whatever it takes whatever is necessary to secure victory

00:52:16.400 super sticker thank you gabriel smith

00:52:23.040 And when we have Michael, plans on exploring polyester alternatives for MMA clothes. Rash guard, compression shorts. I know there are companies using hemp for this purpose. Thank you for the contribution and thank you for your question.

00:52:40.860 I have done this for three, four years now, to be honest.

00:52:46.380 I've even tested some stuff myself using different combinations of materials.

00:52:55.980 And it's, you know, this pains me to say I don't like using polyester because it's not good.

00:53:03.160 But it's also the very best you can have when it comes to MMA clothes because it's most durable.

00:53:08.300 you have some other more natural materials but here's the situation i'm in a bit of a situation

00:53:16.780 here so i want to have as um you know a good business where i sell good clothes i want you

00:53:24.520 to buy a pair of shorts that you can use for two three years five years on every mma session they

00:53:32.260 should hold up that is one part of me i want to do that and i want to do it to uh you know a

00:53:37.520 competitive fair price then we have this aspect where you you want to do something in a natural

00:53:44.880 material but will it hold up for 10 mma sessions i don't know i was actually in a similar situation

00:53:53.120 when it came to wool socks i wanted 100 wool socks so i contacted an irish manufacturer and

00:53:59.040 then i had them on and super comfortable but they weren't durable enough so in terms of socks you

00:54:05.680 you need a bit of synthetic material i've also talked to many manufacturers and they're saying

00:54:11.600 like if you want to have socks if someone claims to have 100 cotton socks that are probably lying

00:54:17.200 um so anyway my point is that yes i would like to have a good material for these things but i also

00:54:25.520 don't want to sell something for high price point which is probably would be that doesn't hold up

00:54:31.120 that said i mean i'm looking at this all the time i'm always asking different manufacturers

00:54:36.000 especially those i'm working with i'm asking like do you have any news here and they all know

00:54:40.000 they're actively looking for it because they're working with it full time my um my partners the

00:54:45.200 manufacturers so they know i'm out for it so hopefully one day hopefully i'll find a good

00:54:49.840 recipe but but yeah i'm looking at it um so thanks again for the contribution

00:54:55.840 jordan gifted five the golden one memberships that's very nice of you

00:55:04.800 that's uh much appreciated that's uh that's kind thank you

00:55:08.240 mike benson 88 10 us dollars thank you thoughts on the coming flood demographic of senile

00:55:18.720 dotard boomers who will need to be cared for by their millennial posterity 1.00

00:55:23.560 while they hold the wealth in a collapsing west yeah speaking of black pills since we talked about 0.71

00:55:32.020 boomers earlier in um in the show it will be a mess it will be a bit of a mess because

00:55:39.400 yeah for those of you who don't know the boomer generation is a big it's a big generation that's

00:55:44.620 why it's called the baby boom because there were so many babies being born after the war

00:55:48.900 and of course when they all retire

00:55:51.320 they have all of the wealth

00:55:53.340 it's gonna be tough

00:55:55.180 so I don't really have any

00:55:58.080 I don't know if I have any white-pilling answer 0.96

00:56:00.340 to say there

00:56:00.960 I don't know if I have any white-pilling take on that at all 0.90

00:56:03.480 it is a race against time

00:56:06.700 that's something I want to be quite clear about

00:56:08.700 I'm white-pilled enough about many

00:56:10.540 places in the west

00:56:11.960 but when that time comes

00:56:14.800 it will be quite bad

00:56:16.080 and yeah we'll see

00:56:18.440 we'll see how it develops but it is an issue at least so yeah maybe that was not all too much of

00:56:26.540 an answer but thank you for the for the contribution at least

00:56:30.160 kobe lash checks in from good old canada thank you for the nice contribution thank you for all

00:56:42.360 the glorious work you do marcus i was wondering if you had any thoughts on the fallout from the

00:56:47.380 exiles of the golden age conference this past summer i will never forgive my country for

00:56:53.920 denying us the opportunity to meet you um yeah i mean it is what it is uh it's name of the game

00:57:02.400 it happens uh i don't you know i don't hold any grudge and know this all of the men in canada

00:57:10.620 i don't hold this against anyone in canada i hold it against the regime

00:57:17.760 and of course i would feel bad should something like that happen in sweden as well and i know

00:57:23.560 that no one is judging me upon what the swedish um government is doing as long as we're working

00:57:30.840 against it as long as we're working against it it's all good so don't um yeah don't feel bad

00:57:36.300 about that if anything i feel more appreciation for my for my brothers in canada now that i know

00:57:43.180 that they have a more repressive regime than i thought so yeah if anything i feel more sympathy

00:57:49.740 for what you're doing in canada and i know that canada is also in a bad situation um with you

00:57:57.340 know the demographic replacement and uh property prices and everything like that and so yeah much

00:58:03.580 love to canada much love to my brothers in canada um and i hope that you will stay strong despite the

00:58:12.140 anarcho tyranny there

00:58:20.540 the unsub gives 10 us dollars you dropped this mighty viking warrior take care glorious line

00:58:28.460 thank you for that thank you for um picking up for me and giving it good times good times

00:58:35.900 ahab sends 10 use dollars i hiked the appalachian trail in 2024

00:58:42.060 2 200 miles during my hike i thought a lot about a citizen should make a pilgrimage in their life to

00:58:48.060 see tour their nation thoughts on this yeah that's an excellent idea uh absolutely i think more

00:58:55.660 more pilgrimage the tours pilgrimages are needed i will actually do one around these parts now come

00:59:08.220 come spring i'm waiting for a nice um spring day maybe in april there is um yeah actually a

00:59:16.220 pilgrimage uh pilgrim path so it's marked with like nice pilgrim marks around here might make

00:59:24.300 a video on it will be nice me and some um mystical friends based schizos i call them that we call

00:59:34.940 each other schizos endearingly we did a smaller one was was actually two years ago we did last

00:59:41.820 year was a bit hectic so i couldn't do it but yeah a smaller one and then we're doing a bigger one

00:59:46.300 so bigger one it might be it's not that much but maybe seven eight hours of walking uh through some

00:59:53.260 churches and looking at rune stones and old old sites so it will be nice it's here in sweden

00:59:58.700 but yeah anyway to your to your idea here uh definitely i think that's a better way to view

01:00:04.380 traveling than to just be at a resort or at a beach or something like that so you go to a certain

01:00:10.300 place load up with some sort of sort of energies that you can bring with you so it's not only um

01:00:17.980 like traveling shouldn't be an escape from your life it should be something that fuels you up and

01:00:23.100 so you can have a better life when you come back from the travel as well so you get some new

01:00:27.020 perspectives some new insights some new emotions some new whatever it might be some more inspiration

01:00:33.500 and this is especially true if you have you know if you live in in the new world you have your

01:00:38.620 heritage in in germany and ireland that's what i think of the typical american i think of irish and

01:00:46.700 german and perhaps a touch of italian and a touch of british and then when i think of canadian i

01:00:51.660 think of like english and scottish um i know i know it's more complicated than that but anyway

01:00:58.380 my point is that yes absolutely if you are in the new world go and see these places i've been a lot

01:01:03.980 to germany i lived in ireland so much beauty to be seen and yeah your heart will sing and you will

01:01:10.460 maybe you will weep it's okay to cry as a grown-ass man it's okay to cry sometimes for the

01:01:16.140 share beauty of certain things so you know in germany it's full of full of beauty um all of

01:01:22.140 europe really spain as well since we talked about it um earlier in in the show so do it i can

01:01:28.460 definitely recommend it's a great idea i salute you for uh for your comment and uh yeah do it

01:01:34.620 do pilgrimage pilgrimages it's the best way to travel

01:01:38.860 sure the lion needs a coffee i do i do now i'm actually recording this well streaming this i

01:01:49.220 should say it's 21 in the evening and i'm a very apollonian soul so i prefer to be

01:01:55.500 active in the morning so for me to record to try to be eloquent in the evening it's a bit of a

01:02:01.940 challenge i i can tell you that usually i do you know my regular videos podcast i do them early

01:02:08.220 in the day because then i'm more um more focused and better in many ways so if my performance is

01:02:16.060 not on top here i assure you it's just because i'm an apollonian soul and for me to be up at

01:02:22.460 9 p.m so 21 03 now it's it's very late for me for uh but uh but yeah uh i had i had a coffee

01:02:32.660 today as usual in the morning and i had a werewolf brew before thai boxing today it felt good

01:02:39.200 so anyway thank you for uh for the contribution

01:02:42.780 martin when will marcus fallen launch

01:02:51.140 thank you for the contribution so that is restore sweden i i will make a separate video on this um

01:03:02.000 whether i should start a political party and it's like there is no real time there isn't really any

01:03:07.440 time for that uh the time now is for me to just reach as many young guys as possible so i'm just

01:03:13.200 gonna go you know try as hard as i can and i will say to them go into politics go into the sweden

01:03:19.360 democrats go into the moderates push these parties in a healthy direction because we need good

01:03:24.800 individuals in this party because now they're still you know i'm not gonna say too much i don't

01:03:31.520 want to be impolite but the sweden democrats they could be a bit tougher they could be a bit harder

01:03:37.280 they same with the moderates they could get more done i mean they don't understand that the social

01:03:43.680 democrats gods forbid should they get into power they're probably gonna do something similar like 0.99

01:03:49.360 the spanish leftists that they will you know give out a lot of sits and ships and then you know

01:03:55.360 goodbye to to any such solution so anyway i um i will make a separate video on this should i start

01:04:01.600 a political party but there's no time the only time is for for the sweden democrats and the

01:04:08.560 moderates to get as many votes as possible in the coming election just to make sure the social

01:04:13.600 democrats do not win and then we have some breathing room uh to to get more good guys

01:04:20.000 into politics so they can actually work from within the system there's no reason for me to

01:04:24.880 be outside of the system to sort of try to you know hammer my way into the castle we need guys

01:04:31.280 to infiltrate the castle and i can't do that um hopefully one day of course my ambition long term

01:04:38.640 will be to uh to go into politics but a lot needs to change a lot needs to happen before that

01:04:45.200 can be a possibility so anyway thank you martin for your support

01:04:51.840 anon says when is the wild strawberry eaa coming out and have you considered ashwagandha for spiked

01:05:00.400 cortisol greetings from lithuania greetings to lithuania it's a it's a land i admire and

01:05:07.760 i like to be in good old lithuania i was there a few months back checking in with the production

01:05:15.440 so this is made in lithuania by the way great stuff great stuff so it is coming in i will check

01:05:22.080 with the guys at the production but i think it should come in quite soon maybe even next week

01:05:26.880 or the week after i will double check with the production but yeah i'm quite quite excited for

01:05:32.240 that uh have you considered ashwagandha for spiked cortisol yes i have uh but you know i only want to

01:05:41.360 have clean stuff on my page i only want to use clean stuff myself and i talked to to um a friend

01:05:49.360 at the production we talked about ashwagandha and he said you know we have looked at some of

01:05:54.160 these products and it doesn't look good at all in terms of purity so it's quite hard to get a

01:05:59.520 good pure ashwagandha so i would probably caution you against taking it so it's actually it's not

01:06:05.440 something i would you know feel good about having on my page so it's the the product is not clean

01:06:10.960 enough for me to have it so so yeah i have considered but you know you can entertain a

01:06:17.760 possibility is it a good product if it's not up to scratch then yeah then the project sort of

01:06:24.960 stops there anyway thank you for the the super chat much appreciated

01:06:33.520 monkey brenne hello again from texas what should i do to change my body composition i am 175

01:06:41.680 centimeters tall and weigh 72 kilos i want to get stronger and have nice abs again first and foremost

01:06:49.040 thank you for the um the additional super chat much appreciated so the best way to change your

01:06:55.920 physique to change your body composition is to if you want to do it naturally which i highly suggest

01:07:03.840 that you do because then you will have less to deal with and then your gains will be more loyal

01:07:11.520 so i would simply do you know power lifting power building so focus on the big heavy compound

01:07:18.880 movements in the gym and then you add in some traditional bodybuilding work as well so i have

01:07:26.880 i've talked about this before also i write about it in dauntless but you can either get a schedule

01:07:33.120 you can get from me or you can probably find free online as well to be honest at this stage

01:07:39.920 focus on bench press deadlifts squats military press rows and then if you can

01:07:45.520 do some chins and also some dips you have those exercises and then you have uh you know you're on

01:07:52.480 the path to getting a better physique and also make sure to constantly get a bit stronger in

01:07:57.760 everything so if you can do you know um 50 kilos five sets five repetitions on the bench press

01:08:05.520 then you note that down the next session know that you need to to you need to do 55 kilos so

01:08:12.560 you need to constantly go forward so um yeah anyway maybe i should make more fitness videos

01:08:18.640 fitness instruction videos let me know if that is of interest

01:08:25.520 lu lin six euros thank you gaelic fan of yours here just wondering if you've ever visited any of

01:08:34.720 our ancient kingly sites here in ireland if not i'd highly recommend cheers great to hear

01:08:41.440 always good to hear from from the men of ireland i do indeed have i um

01:08:49.280 okay next next stream i will screen share i have a nice picture the um let me see here one moment

01:08:59.360 this is from

01:09:02.800 yeah i will show the picture it's a nice picture uh maybe i'll post it to telegram

01:09:09.360 of me standing posing like this on the hill of tara so ancient place of power for irish kings

01:09:14.960 so i was at new grange as well um so of course just as with germany i said you should go if you're

01:09:22.720 american maybe and if you have german blood a lot of places to see in germany same thing in ireland

01:09:27.840 such a beautiful place such a beautiful uh such a beautiful beautiful nation a lot of places of

01:09:34.240 power magically saturated places even in ireland i could schizo post a lot about ireland actually

01:09:39.920 um but anyway yes i have uh now i wish i could return to those places because now this was over

01:09:46.560 10 years i was there and since then i've learned a lot more about you know neolithic europe about

01:09:51.920 our ancestry and everything like that and also about religion so i would like to revisit those

01:09:58.240 places to sort of you know see them with fresh eyes and have a bit of context to them so anyway

01:10:03.920 shout out and thank you

01:10:09.200 swag mcfresh i've gotten the most compliments on your glorious rune beast stranger

01:10:14.720 but it appears to not be on the website anymore anyway i can buy more uh it was a limited edition

01:10:21.600 design so maybe it will reappear in the future uh or we'll do some more uh different strangers

01:10:28.480 i don't know we'll see but it's good that you let me know so i know which garments are popular and

01:10:35.120 you know which i should restock so we will see we'll see what the future brings in terms of

01:10:42.800 strangers and yeah thanks for the contribution

01:10:50.320 gregory johannesberg checking in from canada also i have a lot of canadians today it feels good

01:10:57.360 um happy to hear so apologies if this is hard to answer thoughts on concepts like high vibration

01:11:04.800 and low vibration i remember disco orpheus speaking about this in regards to clothing

01:11:10.160 rule high vibration polyester low uh yeah this is something i've thought about so it combines quite

01:11:16.800 well with you know um so if we have like the schizo maxing aspect here and then we have like 0.73

01:11:24.480 clothing design here and then we have biohacking overall it fits into it quite well so if we have

01:11:30.320 the more schizo uh schizo take is that the like wool for example like i have one now or linen

01:11:38.560 also i think they vibrate on a on a similar frequency um i'm not actually sure about the

01:11:44.560 exact science here so you can take it with a pinch of salt you can view it in a schizo sense yes you

01:11:49.680 you know as you say some humans they vibrate on a high frequency meaning that they're happy and

01:11:55.680 jolly and you know when when you meet them you get a good good vibe and then some other guys

01:12:02.320 they have a low vibe or girls they have a low vibe so you feel a bit something's off with them

01:12:07.840 they feel a bit dark in that sense their energy is a bit dark um and translated into clothes i can

01:12:14.540 only say i can only speak for my own experience that i do feel better when when i have wool and

01:12:20.860 linen so i believe there might be something to it and then also in terms of biohacking if you have

01:12:27.160 polyester especially if it's like warm outside you're sweating a lot then it's not good i will

01:12:33.460 say though the following that there are some exceptions for polyester that it could be good

01:12:39.080 if you have uh if you go to grapple at an mma club where maybe they don't clean so much it can 0.99

01:12:45.560 be worth to have polyester on just to you know cover your body so you don't get any cut or

01:12:50.280 anything and you end up with a staph infection or something like that so there are sometimes it can

01:12:57.240 be good with polyester but i try to limit it i have polyester mma shorts every once in a while

01:13:02.520 but they don't really come into so much contact with the skin but to have it when you don't need

01:13:08.280 it then i wouldn't have polyester on uh and i do try to have uh linen on and wool on so it feels

01:13:15.000 good uh maybe it's because of something else or maybe it's because it's high vibration who knows

01:13:21.160 anyway thank you for the the nice contribution

01:13:24.440 jt bra five gold coins golden one x solvra x survive the jive esoteric pilgrimage video log

01:13:39.500 let's make it happen let's make it happen guys i will reach out to them it wouldn't actually it

01:13:45.680 would actually be a possibility to be perfectly honest we could do it in sweden we could go and

01:13:49.700 look at some cool place we'd make a video log good schizo post a bit um would be nice it's a

01:13:55.320 great idea i will actually reach out i'll see but we can make it happen i will meet solbra uh this

01:14:02.020 year i will make some sort of video log some sort of content we'll make together solbra and i

01:14:06.840 he's a good man he's a man of honor solbra survive the jive also of course always a pleasure to meet

01:14:12.740 him we've been friends for is it over 10 years now i think survive the jive and i so good

01:14:19.640 man also uh always a pleasure to be with him and do a post with him and stuff like that so yeah

01:14:24.760 it's uh it would be good i think i actually could do content with both this year can i do it at the

01:14:30.840 same time who knows we'll see i will aim for it at least but yeah thank you for the suggestion

01:14:36.680 and thank you for the contribution i will try to make it happen on common sense 111 crowns

01:14:49.640 All right so this is a friend of mine checking in with a sick physique so he says big congratulations

01:15:01.880 on your third baby brother cannot stay but wait for the next invitation to the temple

01:15:09.260 so yeah we're gonna do um uh we trained together so on common sense he has a youtube channel as

01:15:16.240 well which you can check out and yeah we trained a while back we'll train again quite soon also so

01:15:21.760 nice of you to check in here theo i look forward to training with you again and thank you for the

01:15:27.600 contribution and your congratulations of the third child on the way

01:15:37.120 and then we have primal connection also from canada the canadians are showing up today i

01:15:42.320 appreciated much uh um yeah feels good so thank you

01:15:50.480 now we have iron curtain twitcher 10 british pounds ireland versus wales

01:15:56.640 rugby match starting now all right interesting interesting i i wish we had

01:16:03.440 rugby in sweden as a sport growing up we have

01:16:08.800 football so as americans know soccer uh that is sort of the the main uh sport you have in

01:16:17.360 sweden growing up which we had anyway i hope it's a nice game um i don't believe this counts as the

01:16:25.120 bad kind of sports ball because the bad kind of sports ball is when people go completely insane

01:16:31.840 for their team and their team is just you know a corporate entity buying new players all the time

01:16:37.440 and not local players or anything like that but yeah i know precious little about rugby so i will

01:16:43.120 not comment further upon it rising grace two dollars greetings from us forces in europe

01:16:52.720 shout out and salutes thank you for the contribution

01:16:55.920 Revontulet. Checking in from good old Australia. Greetings from Australia. Keep up the good fight.

01:17:10.180 Cheers. I appreciate it. I will.

01:17:16.140 Gabe Cassidy. 20 British pounds. Thank you very much. A beautiful garment from Legu Gloria arrived

01:17:23.680 today buy one now or remain forever gay any plans on producing vjj geese or belts in the future

01:17:33.120 thank you gabe i love to hear it love to see it and yes indeed it's true that's the only

01:17:40.000 reasonable course of action so i'm a bit uncertain about that because it's a bit of a process to

01:17:48.080 develop something that also will fit well and be durable so when it comes to such a thing as

01:17:55.840 brazilian jiu-jitsu you need to be very careful with the cut so some things you you can get away

01:18:03.040 with a cut that isn't you know super flexible because the purpose of the garment is not to

01:18:07.920 roll around but when you have such a thing as um as a gi all of the cuts they need to be 1.00

01:18:14.800 perfect because you have so many angles with the body you need to be flexible in so it's

01:18:20.000 a bit of a tricky situation to design something good there but who knows who knows maybe in the

01:18:25.120 future and then we have the last super chat for the evening is big c the strongman goat um

01:18:41.280 it was quite a while since i looked at strongman to be honest so in my heart of hearts it's

01:18:49.520 our magnus samuelsson so he was i think he won in the 90s i need to double check but yeah a

01:18:57.120 swedish strongman so that's sort of the guy i grew up watching uh back in the day so he was the

01:19:03.200 the main guy in Sweden.

01:19:05.980 Then I suppose

01:19:06.960 Haftor Björnsson with his deadlifts, 0.99

01:19:10.020 Eddie Hall.

01:19:11.280 So yeah, I can't say too much.

01:19:12.660 Anyway, in my heart of hearts, it's still

01:19:14.360 Magnus Samuelsson, the Swede.

01:19:17.080 But yeah, he was active in the early

01:19:18.780 2000s and 90s. He's still around.

01:19:20.900 I met him not long ago, actually.

01:19:22.800 So nice guy. We talked.

01:19:24.760 He struck me as a pleasant and good guy.

01:19:29.620 Okay, we have

01:19:30.580 two more Super Chats.

01:19:33.200 will read. R24M61. Five gold coins, thank you. Thoughts on the anti-woman sentiment on the right.

01:19:46.380 I have a daughter and it almost turns me into a feminist seeing the way some men talk about women.

01:19:52.660 Yeah, this is something I've talked about for many years. I think like 10 years. I think I made

01:20:01.360 my first video commenting on it back in like 2016 because i saw it a lot back then as well really

01:20:07.680 on chivalrous um rhetoric and this was you know long before i had daughters of my own uh but it

01:20:14.640 was just such a yeah dishonorable rhetoric that just you know sounded completely horrendous so

01:20:23.440 yeah it's good good to push back against it now where does it come from yeah maybe because many

01:20:30.000 modern women they don't behave all too nicely uh but i suppose it's a matter of just pointing out 1.00

01:20:35.920 that the modern society suppresses the best in women and brings out the worst and premieres 1.00

01:20:43.920 the worst behavior so if you look at something like only fans in the us um or this bonnie blue

01:20:52.640 demon in the uk making a lot of money and that is being hailed as something good so i mean instead

01:20:59.680 of hating women uh hate the system that brings out the worst and premieres the worst in women 0.96

01:21:06.720 and of course upon regime change we will you know look at all of these factors um

01:21:14.560 and again also i will say the following some free advice i give here to all

01:21:18.720 all heads of state if you're watching this stream um do look at mechanisms societal mechanisms

01:21:26.640 that enable men to actually become fathers and husbands.

01:21:31.660 So you don't have this hypergamy situation

01:21:34.280 where you have all women, they're going for the top guys, 1.00

01:21:38.180 and then you have 80% of the guys,

01:21:39.960 they might be without someone.

01:21:42.200 Those guys, they will not, you know,

01:21:44.600 it's not going to be a good, stable society.

01:21:46.600 So something definitely needs to happen.

01:21:48.820 And so two things can be true at the same time.

01:21:52.020 This anti-female rhetoric, it's, yeah, 0.98

01:21:54.880 it's freaking disgusting, to be honest. 0.92

01:21:56.420 something i've talked about for many years trying to push back against um thing number two that is 0.98

01:22:01.760 also true is that modern women are not pleasant in many ways and that can also be you know the 0.99

01:22:09.560 reaction of that that you have this bonnie blue individual um or only fans creators uh yeah it's

01:22:18.860 understandable also that many men are disappointed and in women also when you look at how women vote

01:22:25.080 young women um are voting for left in parties that bring in diversity that destroys society even more 1.00

01:22:31.880 so i understand that many young men are angry at women but uh you know you can't hate you can't

01:22:37.880 hate your mother you know you can't hate your your sisters some guys they might not even have some

01:22:43.240 female relatives they might not have any good experiences with women at all that makes it

01:22:48.200 harder of course so it's easy for me to say i've had good relationships with women all my life so

01:22:53.320 So it's easier for me to, you know, be more, you know, to like women more.

01:22:59.820 But anyway, pointer, what I want to say is that we want a society which rewards the best of women.

01:23:08.000 So that is what is seen.

01:23:10.000 That is what is felt instead of rewarding the worst in women, which is often the case now when you look at like no fault divorces, promiscuity and everything like that. 0.99

01:23:22.000 so anyway we need to be men of honor we need to be

01:23:25.360 chivalrous knights we should never use bad language about women or against women this is

01:23:30.560 beneath us it doesn't matter how women act we need to be you know set up to our standard 1.00

01:23:36.320 so anyway thank you for your contribution

01:23:40.320 jt brah checks in again thank you my man the knight dankwart from the nibelung lead

01:23:48.480 the Nibelungenlid is much like your friend he stood at bay before his enemies like a wild boar

01:23:57.040 before the hounds no lone man could ever put up a better fight than he beautifully said yes that

01:24:05.840 that is the energy we need to bring so yeah thank you for sharing and thank you for your support

01:24:10.880 john phillips checking in from good old america much respect from glorious texas wish we had

01:24:21.040 lived in better times but this works i guess i hope you find a great fortune and progress

01:24:26.020 through your endeavors thanks a lot i appreciate it stuff like this definitely happens and

01:24:31.280 yeah i will say the following like even though things are a bit dark

01:24:36.300 every once in a while always i mean basically always uh no i have some glimmers of hope as

01:24:43.940 well uh it's not all bad but i want to say the following that i'm very happy to be living at

01:24:48.880 this moment in time i couldn't imagine anything worse than you know being the soul i am and then

01:24:57.240 being born like 100 years ago in sweden knowing that sweden would be or europe all of europe would

01:25:03.480 be in this situation right now i would have been you know i wouldn't have wanted to be in any other

01:25:08.920 place than right here right now if i know that this is the perhaps the greatest test of european

01:25:15.320 civilization ever since our inception like six thousand years ago or however we shall um

01:25:22.280 how long we shall date it maybe it's maybe we can date it to when the western step herders came in

01:25:28.360 and mixed with the early european farmers or even before that we can you know we go our blood it

01:25:34.200 runs very very deep far back in time anyway all of these things all of these times uh maybe now

01:25:43.880 is the most important time so i'm very happy and grateful to be able to you know to be here i

01:25:49.400 wouldn't want to leave it for my um for my children's children and their children so it's

01:25:55.160 better that we take this this battle now and do it in an intelligent way so that we can get

01:26:00.520 get back our countries and that in my humble opinion is by infiltrating institutions of power

01:26:06.440 gaining political power and yeah anyway thank you um salutes to texas many good men come from texas

01:26:16.920 10 british pounds also when is the golden one big c training link up when you're next in

01:26:29.000 lithuania uh yeah i mean i could maybe i could reach out to him uh i think he's a lithuanian

01:26:35.360 patriot i also want the best for lithuania so uh maybe maybe would be a possibility i

01:26:41.660 actually do it i think i'll go to lithuania um in in autumn again to check in on production and to

01:26:50.220 develop some new garments so not an impossibility

01:26:59.020 bernsey two british pounds for a third child of house fallen hoping for a prince well you know

01:27:06.780 every child is a blessing this is something you when you're younger you you sort of hope for you

01:27:13.420 know a child will be this will be that but when you when you sort of go through the the hard

01:27:22.060 journey of life then you a healthy child is such a blessing so you're gonna be happy with whatever

01:27:29.980 it's like a healthy child is a blessing but yeah we'll see thank you again bernsey for the contribution

01:27:36.780 And now we have the last question at hand I suppose. Canada again. Very good to see. Although on a smaller scale comparatively, I received trouble for sticking to my principles. I can't wait to order your fleur-de-lis t-shirt. Cheers, brother.

01:27:54.900 yeah it's um you know uh it's it's the same mechanic behind it uh they want to suppress us

01:28:05.700 and uh yeah stay strong that's the only thing and it will be it will get easier you know the first

01:28:11.240 time you you take heat is always the worst uh because it's sort of unfamiliar but for every

01:28:17.180 time you take it the easier it will get so it's not easy still later on with a hit piece or someone

01:28:23.720 wanting to attack you for being you know for not agreeing with their left-wing

01:28:30.260 political views but it will get easier the more times it happens so just stay

01:28:36.320 strong and yeah I'm with you in spirit so those were all of the super chats

01:28:42.680 thank you all so much for them much appreciated and yeah it feels good my

01:28:47.600 cortisol has lowered um a bit at least and now i hope i will have a good night's sleep and yeah

01:28:55.360 first stream hopefully it was um insightful and perhaps entertaining even i don't know

01:29:01.840 uh i will try to continue to do live streams maybe i'll you know make such a thing as i comment on

01:29:09.120 some news and then i respond to some to some chats or whatever it might be um yeah who knows

01:29:17.200 we will see and uh yeah you can if you see this after um after i have uh stopped recording you

01:29:24.480 can just leave a comment i will i will try to read through the comments as well just let me

01:29:28.560 know what you want i mean i'm here to i'm here to gesture max i'm your gesture you can no i'm joking

01:29:35.440 i'm not i'm not a gesture but i just think these terms are so fun the gesture max so um i will uh

01:29:41.920 i will try to be entertaining at least for um for a video log and this is quite good also in terms of

01:29:48.240 like timing as i said earlier it's not super optimal for me to be to make you know to try

01:29:55.440 to be intellectually good at this late hour but the the children are asleep at least so i have

01:30:03.120 some time and then why not um why not make a stream um it's a good good time investment i

01:30:10.400 would say so anyway do comment do let me know what you want do let me know if i should try

01:30:15.120 something else or whatever it might be but yeah i'll try to do more streams and uh yeah okay we

01:30:21.920 have uh two more um coming in so i need to respond to them as well i will use my last

01:30:31.520 bit of cortisol to respond to two more questions

01:30:34.560 canada as well the canada the canadians are showing up today in support i i appreciate it

01:30:44.800 stay strong sweden keep fighting and never surrender thank you big bass we will definitely

01:30:53.360 shane good old america also many from america also i appreciate it

01:30:58.320 i'm a charlotte's villa who has relapsed into pron repeatedly due to the effect it had

01:31:05.200 personally and professionally i was a high status tradesman reduced to a lowly truck driver stay

01:31:12.000 strong um i suppose pron is pornography uh it would be embarrassing if i completely

01:31:22.800 misinterpret your your post there but i suppose it is uh yeah just just you know try to try to get

01:31:30.000 rid of the addiction if you have an addiction to pornography uh it's uh you know it drains

01:31:35.840 your vitality it makes life grayer and duller and worse in every way and um yeah i was a high

01:31:43.040 status tradesman reduced to a lowly truck driver um yeah they they do this kind of things they

01:31:49.760 want us to to feel bad but you know a truck driver is not a bad business it's not a bad job uh without

01:31:57.360 truck drivers the economy would stop like in an instant and people would starve after like two

01:32:02.320 days so truck drivers it's not it's not something you should think of as lowly i understand that

01:32:09.360 maybe you you feel that loss of status um and i get it i i get it as well i felt us also like in

01:32:17.040 the last video i made uh you know me sharing my personal woes doesn't feel super good um

01:32:27.600 but you know it is what it is life goes on and uh yeah again don't view it as a lowly truck driver

01:32:33.520 view it as um you know an important cog in the machinery of society and again like if someone

01:32:40.320 says it's a lowly profession like think of it in this way without truck drivers everything would

01:32:45.440 stop and people would starve in like two days and i'm not even exaggerating you can view it like

01:32:50.880 that so so anyway stay strong uh life isn't over life goes on and yeah we have uh still a struggle

01:32:57.520 in front of us and um yeah and thanks for the contribution it's much appreciated and last one

01:33:04.960 here congrats on the new one on the way thanks a lot thank you it uh it's um it's much appreciated

01:33:15.440 So, that all being said, we have been live for one and a half hours and I've been talking non-stop, which is, you know, good training for my throat chakra, I suppose.

01:33:28.080 so tomorrow i will make a podcast i usually do like so it's one hour a podcast is one hour

01:33:36.560 an episode i usually break it up in you know i record maybe 10 15 minutes then i take a break

01:33:44.320 then i record 15 minutes more take a break um and then continue recording sometimes i even do it

01:33:50.700 over two days just to make sure that the the performance is crystal clear so it's a bit

01:33:57.240 different than making a live stream um but i like live streaming this has been fun it's been nice

01:34:03.640 it's nice interacting with you all as well um it feels you know sometimes it can feel a bit

01:34:11.240 lonely but when you have interaction like this it's yeah it feels good i will say that so all

01:34:18.440 of the nice support all of the kind words that you're here with me that you want to check in

01:34:23.400 to hear what i have to say about matters it um yeah means a lot to me so anyway coming plans

01:34:30.200 before i round up coming plan is tomorrow a podcast we're gonna talk about burma so that was

01:34:38.440 the chapter i was writing so i came i've written from like the first anglo-burmese war up until

01:34:46.840 the second world war and then yeah the bad news came and i sort of had to pause my my book writing

01:34:54.840 i wanted to write about viratu and the the rohingya situation in burma but i'll see when i continue

01:35:01.360 that but anyway the podcast tomorrow i will talk a bit about recent events um and then we'll talk

01:35:07.940 about the history of burma and it is interesting stuff so i'm excited about it because i know it's

01:35:14.320 very interesting you know topic and stuff uh if you don't know anything about it i'm sure i will

01:35:19.600 make it interesting for you so yeah i will um i will make that tomorrow and then later on uh yeah

01:35:26.800 i'll try to make a video every day uh live stream maybe once a week i'll see if i can get into a

01:35:31.520 good routine as well uh how i can optimize it and structure it so yes thanks a lot for everyone uh

01:35:39.280 thanks to all of the um super chats much appreciated and thank you to everyone who

01:35:44.640 checked in so yeah xoxo boom

The Golden One - March 06, 2026

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