The Krypto Report - #21 - To Leave Something Behind

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00:04:49.880 Welcome to the Crypto Report

00:05:03.920 We'll be right back.

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00:06:03.920 Vanguard America.

00:06:05.200 He's the top honcho there.

00:06:07.560 And I recorded a great interview with him last night.

00:06:10.820 And we're going to get to that right after the break.

00:06:14.940 But before the break, as always, I'm going to have a short first segment update you on a few things.

00:06:20.420 One of the things I'm going to update is a question that I was asked last night.

00:06:24.200 And I said that I would probably know more tomorrow.

00:06:26.860 And in fact, I do know more because it is tomorrow.

00:06:30.420 Today is tomorrow from yesterday.

00:06:33.080 Today, the news is I will be apparently speaking at the Unite the Right event from the main event mic.

00:06:44.640 I don't know if they have a stage or not.

00:06:46.240 That's the term that I've used to speak from the stage.

00:06:49.720 I don't know if there will be a stage or not.

00:06:51.260 But it's at, I believe it's called Lee Square or Lee Circle or Lee Park, something like that.

00:06:58.340 It's going to be under a statue of Robert E. Lee.

00:07:00.480 But, yeah, I went and had, I was part of a meeting with a lot of the organizers last night.

00:07:11.900 And Jason Kessler, the guy whose name is on the permit, who's the main guy running the thing.

00:07:20.900 You know, we discussed all the various aspects of what was going on.

00:07:25.100 And we came to the conclusion that, hey, let Asmodore speak.

00:07:29.800 And so, we're going to let Asmodore speak.

00:07:32.180 So, that's just another reason for you to come to Charlottesville.

00:07:35.340 And remember, if you're wanting to come or you're sitting on the fence not knowing whether or not to come.

00:07:41.200 And if the reason is because you don't have a way or you can't afford to drive yourself or whatever.

00:07:48.140 Go to the Daily Stormer BBS and go to the book club section.

00:07:51.660 Go to the nearest, to the page for the book club nearest to you.

00:07:58.380 And get in there and ask if there's somebody headed that way who's got an extra seat.

00:08:04.380 I know one of the local book clubs that I've been working with, they have a van going.

00:08:08.460 And it's got, last time I checked, it had two or three free seats.

00:08:11.580 And they're looking for people who want to go to, you know, fill the empty seats.

00:08:17.060 And I'm sure it's the same thing for lots of other groups.

00:08:19.620 You know, people are renting vans, renting small buses and all kinds of things to get there.

00:08:26.260 And, you know, you can use the trip there.

00:08:28.860 They could probably use a few bucks for gas money to help them get there.

00:08:33.520 And most everybody, to my understanding, is they're not even like individuals staying in motel rooms.

00:08:40.900 People are renting Airbnb houses.

00:08:42.620 They're camping out at local parks and things like that.

00:08:47.620 And I don't mean like city parks, of course.

00:08:49.740 I mean like state parks and that kind of thing.

00:08:52.820 But it's going to be a great time for all.

00:08:57.600 And we want to get as many people there as we can.

00:09:00.460 This is going to be a historic event for the alt-right.

00:09:03.700 And now it will be doubly historic since they have chosen to let me speak.

00:09:07.840 And I don't know how you could possibly bring up the energy levels of any event.

00:09:13.660 They couldn't possibly get higher than having me get up on that stage and speak my mind.

00:09:19.600 And that's exactly what is going to happen.

00:09:21.600 I was told that there will be no preconditions or anything like that on what I'm allowed to say.

00:09:29.940 And so I will get up there and I will give a great speech.

00:09:33.980 It will be a respectful and appropriate speech.

00:09:38.860 But it will not let the stormers down.

00:09:42.000 My goal is never, ever to let the stormers down.

00:09:46.780 So I look forward to that.

00:09:49.600 Everybody get there.

00:09:51.040 I'm going to be there.

00:09:52.220 Ziger is going to be there.

00:09:53.240 Lee Rogers is going to be there.

00:09:54.400 Ben Garland is going to be there.

00:09:55.740 You know, all these great people from the Daily Stormer editorial staff.

00:09:58.620 We're going to be right out there in the crowd.

00:10:00.500 I'm not going to be like hiding backstage.

00:10:04.600 I'm going to get up there on that stage when it's time for me to speak.

00:10:07.620 When I'm done, I'm coming right back down with my guys.

00:10:10.600 And my guys are you guys who are listening to this show.

00:10:15.200 The stormers, the 1488ers. 1.00

00:10:21.060 You're who I'm there for.

00:10:22.520 And I'm looking forward to meeting every one of you.

00:10:28.040 I hope as many people as possible can show up to the event.

00:10:33.480 It seems like it's just good news after good news after good news rolling in.

00:10:37.580 We had so many stories today.

00:10:39.780 Well, the last few days, actually.

00:10:41.400 Things like the Homeland Security waiving environmental regulations so they can build the wall past San Diego.

00:10:53.540 So the wall is getting built.

00:10:55.820 There are stories out there today that Canada is now.

00:11:00.680 Their systems are extremely strained because so many illegals are fleeing the United States to Canada, which is a good sign. 1.00

00:11:13.940 I mean, not really much has even been done so far.

00:11:16.560 And yet, the illegals, they see the writing on the wall. 0.99

00:11:23.840 And even though they can't read it because it's in English, they're pretty sure that it says, get the fuck out. 0.99

00:11:31.020 And it does say that. 0.98

00:11:33.100 And so I think these ones fleeing, they're the intelligent ones.

00:11:38.140 And they need to be responsible enough to tell their swarthy brethren to come with them before they just pick up and go. 1.00

00:11:48.520 But you know what I always say.

00:11:50.580 One less brown person is, well, it's an improvement no matter where you are. 1.00

00:11:57.820 So that's all good news.

00:11:59.320 Some other good news we have is that apparently the federal government is no longer at war with the Brotherhood of the Vape.

00:12:09.900 This is a story written by Andrew Anglin from the Daily Stormer.

00:12:13.860 Trump's FDA to make America into a vape nation.

00:12:18.220 Under Donald Trump, America is slated to become the first vape nation.

00:12:23.600 It's from Reuters.

00:12:24.760 The U.S. Food and Drug Administration wants to reduce nicotine levels in cigarettes and move smokers toward potentially less harmful e-cigarettes

00:12:32.440 in a major regulatory shift announced on Friday that sent tobacco stocks plunging.

00:12:38.120 FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb outlined a package of measures the agency plans to explore,

00:12:44.020 embracing the idea that e-cigarettes may benefit public health by reducing smoking rates.

00:12:49.240 Quote, nicotine itself is not responsible for the cancer.

00:12:52.880 The lung disease and heart disease that kill hundreds of thousands of Americans each year, he said.

00:12:59.300 It's the other chemical compounds in the tobacco and in the smoke created by setting tobacco on fire that directly cause illness of death.

00:13:07.900 Anglin goes on to say,

00:13:08.960 That is the truest of all facts, the principle upon which vape nations are formed.

00:13:14.460 You've heard of a proposition nation?

00:13:16.780 Yeah, me neither.

00:13:17.780 But I have heard of a vape nation.

00:13:20.800 Daily Stormer believes in a vape nation.

00:13:24.340 Banning trannies, promoting theocracy, and vaping. 1.00

00:13:28.300 This is the future.

00:13:29.380 One vape nation under God.

00:13:31.760 Hail victory.

00:13:33.880 They're freeing the vape.

00:13:36.180 This comes after...

00:13:37.880 I just went to a vape shop today. 0.98

00:13:40.020 I found a really great new one that's not run by ugly fat hipsters, 1.00

00:13:45.040 which I know for some time has been the norm. 0.95

00:13:48.160 But now that vaping has...

00:13:52.100 It's no longer this thing that hipsters run out and do to be trendy.

00:13:56.580 That's what it kind of was when it first got started.

00:13:59.280 But people have discovered that if you've tried and tried to quit smoking,

00:14:04.420 you know, and it can be just impossible, nearly, if you have not...

00:14:11.220 Or I should say, if you have been smoking for a very long time.

00:14:14.860 I mean, even after just a year or so of smoking, it seems nearly impossible.

00:14:18.860 But, you know, just think, you've been smoking for 30 years, man.

00:14:21.400 That's a hard habit to quit.

00:14:23.160 And the way that vaping gets you off the cigarettes is

00:14:27.140 that it delivers the nicotine more efficiently than smoking does.

00:14:32.860 And so, it's kind of like taking methadone to get off heroin.

00:14:37.020 You have this healthier alternative.

00:14:41.120 And according to studies I've seen,

00:14:43.260 there was a big study that was reported, I believe, in the Daily Mail

00:14:46.400 a few months back.

00:14:48.200 And it said the studies are showing that vaping is 98% safer than smoking.

00:14:53.000 And so, you know, you get, so that you can get your nicotine fix from the vape

00:14:59.900 and not from cigarettes.

00:15:04.180 And I got to tell you that it actually does work

00:15:06.720 because after three or four days of vaping, when I finally,

00:15:09.540 I mean, I tried the crapola that, you know, the tobacco companies and all sell.

00:15:14.140 I tried the little blue cigarette looking vape

00:15:17.420 and a couple of the other little tiny ones that look like cigarettes.

00:15:21.580 And they did nothing.

00:15:23.720 I mean, I would sit there and puff and puff and puff on one of those things. 0.99

00:15:26.500 And then I'd just say, damn this. 0.98

00:15:28.220 And I'd light up a Marlboro and, you know, go to town. 0.99

00:15:32.900 But once I got a real vape rig with, you know, a good-sized tank

00:15:37.000 that would put out plenty of vapor

00:15:40.440 and that I could choose the nicotine level on and all that,

00:15:43.680 within two or three days, I never wanted a cigarette again.

00:15:47.000 I mean, you know, out of habit, I tried to smoke one a few times,

00:15:49.780 but I'd smoke the cigarette and then I'd be like,

00:15:51.660 mm, that's no good.

00:15:53.360 It doesn't do anything for me.

00:15:54.560 I'd go right back to the vape.

00:15:55.940 And it did improve my breathing significantly.

00:16:00.080 There are a few Spurgs on the forum who are like, 1.00

00:16:02.580 oh, yes, every time I hear you cough and all, I know it's from the vape.

00:16:05.700 But no, what it is, is from 35 years of smoking.

00:16:09.820 And I'm not saying that the vaping is good for you.

00:16:12.780 Like, you should take it like vitamins.

00:16:15.240 And certainly, if you're not addicted to smoking,

00:16:18.880 any type of nicotine product to start with,

00:16:22.000 you should stay away from vaping

00:16:23.740 because nicotine is just one of the most addictive substances

00:16:27.020 there is out there.

00:16:28.660 But anyhow, so we had all these regulations

00:16:32.700 coming down from the FDA under Obama.

00:16:36.640 And when I went to this neat new vape shop today 0.98

00:16:39.220 that, like I said, is not run by a bunch of fat hipsters 1.00

00:16:46.980 who are sitting around looking like they can't wait 0.98

00:16:49.240 for their pot break.

00:16:51.120 And I don't mean going to the back.

00:16:52.620 Well, I guess they got smoking in there, I should say.

00:16:54.360 I don't mean going and urinating or whatever.

00:16:58.480 They're wanting to go smoke some pot. 0.88

00:17:01.540 And they're just horrible to deal with.

00:17:04.300 This place is run by a couple of standard dudes.

00:17:08.040 I think it was a father and son team.

00:17:10.260 Father about my age, a son in his early 20s.

00:17:13.360 Seemed like good old redneck guys. 0.98

00:17:15.040 And they had a really nice shop with tons of good equipment.

00:17:18.380 And I got this new vape juice that is,

00:17:23.060 the flavor of it is tobacco with hints of caramel and vanilla.

00:17:29.060 And oh man, it's good.

00:17:29.940 Listen to this.

00:17:30.400 Oh, so delicious.

00:17:39.000 So lovely.

00:17:39.940 So wholesome.

00:17:41.360 But seriously, if you're out there smoking cigarettes

00:17:45.100 and you cannot quit smoking cigarettes with willpower or whatever,

00:17:53.680 and I certainly couldn't.

00:17:54.860 I got put in prison for over, I've spent five years of my life there.

00:18:01.440 And I'd be in there stretches 14 months here and there and more.

00:18:06.260 And I would never even have access to a cigarette in there.

00:18:11.080 And I'd lay in the middle of every idle moment where I couldn't take my mind off of it.

00:18:16.960 And all the other guys in there said the same thing.

00:18:18.900 I'd sit there going, oh man, I wish if I could just have a cigarette.

00:18:22.340 Oh man, a cigarette.

00:18:24.040 And I'd get out.

00:18:25.200 And even though I would tell myself the whole time in there,

00:18:27.020 don't smoke, don't smoke, don't smoke.

00:18:28.980 I walked out of that prison, walked right across the street to the store

00:18:32.020 and bought a pack of Marlboros.

00:18:34.000 But I've been off the cigarettes for a good while now.

00:18:37.820 And I really have noticed a huge improvement in my breathing.

00:18:43.460 So that's good.

00:18:44.800 So just think on that.

00:18:46.400 But anyway, when I went in there, they had all these regulations.

00:18:48.780 And they're like, okay, we're no longer allowed to give out any free samples.

00:18:54.240 And by free samples, they meant, you know, when you go in these vape shops,

00:18:57.340 they have all the flavors sitting out.

00:18:58.680 And they have these tiny little test kit vape rigs that they put a safety mouthpiece on.

00:19:05.140 And you can try each individual flavor until you find what you want.

00:19:09.340 And they were like, oh no, no more of that.

00:19:11.420 And they even have made it so that these guys who run the shops are not allowed

00:19:16.040 like to fix your mod, which that's the module that has the batteries in it,

00:19:22.040 or your tank, or take anything apart.

00:19:24.060 They're not even allowed to put it together for you initially or any of that.

00:19:30.700 The only thing they're allowed to do is to tell you verbally how.

00:19:33.700 These were all a bunch of regulations the Obama administration was throwing in there,

00:19:38.340 I believe, at the behest of the tobacco lobby.

00:19:40.500 Because as we all know, Obama and Hillary and that whole bunch,

00:19:45.380 they would do whatever they were well paid to do.

00:19:48.320 I mean, those Clinton Foundation donies and the DNC donies and all that,

00:19:55.160 they basically get you whatever you wanted.

00:19:56.820 So hopefully that's all going to be changing and they're not going to be throwing tons of taxes

00:20:03.940 on the vape either, because that's another thing about it.

00:20:06.200 You know, most of the people who, well, not most, but I mean, the smokers in general

00:20:13.560 are in the lower echelons of the income brackets.

00:20:19.020 You know, it's your blue collar guys and such for the most part that like to smoke. 0.99

00:20:22.460 And when they get, you know, they started throwing all these huge taxes on the cigarettes

00:20:28.580 to where like just here in Texas, I went into this store and I just happened to look at the price

00:20:34.300 and I was like, Jesus, a pack of Marlboros is $8 now?

00:20:38.280 We're like, yeah.

00:20:39.840 And all these guys are still smoking.

00:20:42.940 Of course, they're smoking cheaper cigarettes that come from God knows where

00:20:47.440 and have God knows what added to them, even though they all have tons of bad additives.

00:20:51.060 But, you know, these guys are addicted and, you know, they don't want to spend, I mean,

00:20:58.500 God, if you, if you smoke a carton and a half of cigarettes a week, you're talking about

00:21:04.300 at $8 a pack, what, $120 a week?

00:21:09.940 So that's just God awful.

00:21:12.680 And the vaping is such a lower price thing to do because the only thing that you're actually

00:21:20.760 spending any money on is e-juice.

00:21:22.840 And every once in a while you change a coil, you know, every few months you might have to

00:21:27.200 buy a new set of batteries for the thing.

00:21:29.220 And that's about it.

00:21:30.040 And they were talking about throwing all these huge taxes on it too.

00:21:33.640 When they tell you that they throw all those taxes on there because it's a health issue

00:21:38.000 and they, and those taxes are going to make people quit smoking.

00:21:40.500 They're just lying.

00:21:42.100 Okay.

00:21:42.500 I mean, it's the same thing as heroin or cocaine.

00:21:44.920 If those were legal and the government started saying, okay, well, you know, cocaine and heroin,

00:21:48.780 they're a public health problem.

00:21:50.660 So the way we're going to solve it is we're going to add a $50, uh, surtax, call it a sin tax

00:21:57.280 to, um, every 10th of a gram of whatever substance.

00:22:03.260 And then the junkies, instead of having to spend 20 or 40 bucks for, you know, a shot of

00:22:08.460 smack or something, uh, they have to go, instead they have to go and steal two or $300 to get

00:22:14.220 it so they can pay the government.

00:22:15.380 Well, that has nothing to do with, uh, public health.

00:22:18.460 It's actually counterproductive to public health because they're not going to stop.

00:22:21.980 They're going to do what, I mean, you know, if you want to try to stamp that stuff out

00:22:26.360 with force, okay, I'm willing to discuss that, but this is all about money.

00:22:31.500 And, and it's the same thing with the nicotine, uh, not saying that people are going to run

00:22:35.880 out and steal for it, but you know, anybody, uh, whoever worked in grocery stores or convenience

00:22:42.640 stores or anything back when they used to have cigarettes sitting out on the counter knows,

00:22:46.280 boy, that was the hottest item that people would steal was, uh, cigarettes and other

00:22:50.920 tobacco products.

00:22:52.380 But, uh, you know, these, these poor guys, you know, they working their ass off all week

00:22:58.760 and, you know, they smoke and the government comes along and says, we're going to triple

00:23:02.720 the price of your smokes for your own good.

00:23:06.160 So that's going to make them quit.

00:23:07.900 I mean, spending a little extra money is not going to make them quit.

00:23:11.000 I, in my life, I've probably had half a dozen people I knew who slowly died of emphysema

00:23:18.460 or lung cancer.

00:23:19.400 These were older people, some of them relatives, some of them neighbors, a couple of them friends

00:23:24.500 and even on the oxygen and everything, none of them ever quit.

00:23:29.640 So, um, anyway, that's my big spiel about vaping.

00:23:33.620 I love this vaping stuff because like I said, I smoked for years and years and I knew I needed

00:23:38.340 to quit and I couldn't, and I quit everything else.

00:23:41.740 I was an alcoholic and a drug addict and I managed to quit all that and I couldn't quit

00:23:47.340 the cigarettes.

00:23:48.060 So now at least I have a substitute that is not nearly so bad for my health and that doesn't

00:23:55.920 make me stink, uh, in a way that, uh, inflames people's allergies and stuff.

00:24:01.560 I don't go around, uh, belching out an offensive cloud of nicotine smoke.

00:24:06.480 And, and I know there are a few Spurgs who will lie and say, oh my God, the secondhand 1.00

00:24:11.600 vape is so terrible, but it's not, uh, you can't even, if you can smell it, it's vegetable

00:24:16.840 glycerin.

00:24:17.600 And if you can smell it at all, then you're smelling what the flavor is.

00:24:22.120 Like when I exhale this, you can smell a tiny, I mean, if you stuck your face right in the

00:24:26.860 cloud, you can smell a little bit of caramel and vanilla.

00:24:29.140 So, you know, consider that.

00:24:31.840 And I'm thinking about opening like a vape store and having flavors like, of, uh, e-juice

00:24:37.200 like Zyklon B and race specific bioweapon, that kind of thing.

00:24:41.960 You know, Himmler's Hodgepodge, Mingala's Mocha.

00:24:47.880 We could, uh, we could have a good time with that.

00:24:50.880 Uh, you know, it'd be the, the fourth right vape.

00:24:53.740 We could put it in downtown Austin.

00:24:55.360 Um, but anyhow, there's some more good news.

00:24:59.280 Um, and let's get to that.

00:25:03.300 Um, that is Trump.

00:25:08.080 Sorry, I had to pause there for a second because I talked, I got so elated talking about vaping

00:25:13.320 that, um, I forgot which one of these tabs was the one I was wanting to talk about when

00:25:18.940 it came to, came to good news.

00:25:20.540 Um, and since I did get so excited by the vaping, let's have one more hit on the air.

00:25:27.100 See, normally I don't do this where you can hear it, but I think, uh, I think I'm going

00:25:32.300 to do it one more time.

00:25:39.600 Oh, lovely, lovely.

00:25:41.420 Is that good?

00:25:43.200 Maybe I should get KFC and watermelon flavor, you know, a little grape, grape drink to go with

00:25:48.740 it.

00:25:48.900 Anyway, okay.

00:25:51.360 This is from the Hill.

00:25:54.100 Trump, GOP senators unveil measure to cut legal immigration.

00:25:59.900 Oh boy.

00:26:00.620 That's a big one.

00:26:02.680 Uh, because as bad as the illegal immigration problem is, the legal immigration problem is 0.62

00:26:09.220 going to destroy us one way or the other.

00:26:11.000 We were actually legally allowing these people to move into our nation with, uh, in such great 0.80

00:26:19.360 numbers that they kind of breed us out of existence eventually anyway, and, and knock 0.68

00:26:25.540 us out of being the majority in the United States in no time flat.

00:26:29.160 Well, here's what the story says.

00:26:31.560 President Trump on Wednesday teamed up with two conservative Republican senators to roll

00:26:39.040 out new legislation aimed at dramatically curbing legal immigration to the United States, a key

00:26:44.820 Trump campaign promise.

00:26:47.200 Senators Tom Cotton, Republican from Arkansas, and David Perdue, Republican from Georgia, have

00:26:53.800 been working with White House officials to revise and expand a bill released earlier this

00:26:58.500 year that would halve the number of people who receive legal permanent residence over a

00:27:04.060 decade.

00:27:04.440 The senators joined Trump at a White House ceremony to announce the measure.

00:27:09.680 The president told reporters in the Roosevelt room that the measure would represent the most

00:27:14.480 significant reform to our immigration system in half a century.

00:27:22.360 Sorry, I cut out there for a second.

00:27:24.080 In half a century, the most significant reform to our immigration system in half a century.

00:27:30.000 They say the legislation would move the United States to a merit-based immigration system and 0.91

00:27:40.200 away from the current model, which is largely based on family ties and how ridiculous, you 0.82

00:27:46.140 know, uh, some Mexican or Indian or Chinaman or whatever, uh, manages to, uh, trick us into 1.00

00:27:54.480 letting him come here legally.

00:27:56.020 And the next thing, you know, uh, you know, all six of his wives and all 30 of his children and

00:28:01.660 all 90 of his grandchildren and his, his parents and his, all his wife's parents and all their

00:28:10.300 brothers and sisters and all their children all get to move over here.

00:28:13.960 That's called chain migration. 0.60

00:28:15.660 And it has been the norm for decades and it's only allowed for anyone who's not white for the 0.99

00:28:22.660 most part. Um, the measure reflects Trump's rhetoric during the 2016 campaign, when he

00:28:31.920 argued that the spike in illegal immigration over the past several decades has taken job

00:28:36.280 opportunities away from American citizens and threatened to national security quote, as a

00:28:41.200 candidate, I campaigned on creating a merit-based immigration system that protects us workers

00:28:47.180 and taxpayers. And that's why we are here today. He said, adding the measure would reduce

00:28:53.000 poverty, increase wages and save taxpayers billions and billions of dollars. Trump met with Cotton

00:29:00.460 and Purdue in March to discuss the legislation known as the reforming American immigration for

00:29:06.380 a strong economy act. And that spells out raise R A I S E act. I think they should have worded 0.82

00:29:13.480 it to her. They could call it the rape act, the R A P E act. That would have been pretty cool. 1.00

00:29:18.820 The bill would mark a dramatic change in U S immigration laws and could open up a nasty

00:29:23.040 internal fight among Republicans. We know who those are, don't we? John McCain and Lindsey Graham

00:29:28.600 are going to be screaming to the rafters about how this is not the American way that when George

00:29:34.440 Washington and Thomas Jefferson, Ben Franklin, all those guys sat down and forged this nation, 0.94

00:29:39.100 that it was their plan that we have infinity niggers and beaners and dune monkeys and dot heads and 1.00

00:29:45.980 zipper heads and gooks and wogs of every shade and shape and size, uh, occupy this land instead of 1.00

00:29:55.700 their descendants. Oh, wait, wait, no, no, that wasn't it. And then conversely, and I'm not going to pull

00:30:04.640 up the story about this one. Uh, but I can discuss it for a second anyway, without it, uh, there's, uh,

00:30:11.200 over on Drudge, I saw a headline. I went and looked at it, uh, pretty quick. Canada, their systems are

00:30:18.500 buckling under the pressure of all these illegals who are fleeing the United States for Canada. The reason 1.00

00:30:27.000 they're doing that is because they're afraid that they're going to get deported back to whatever 0.83

00:30:31.820 stank hole they came from. And, uh, Trudeau, you know, the, um, at the very least closeted

00:30:40.900 homosexual, uh, leader of Canada told them that, uh, Canada's arms were open to them because he feels 0.99

00:30:49.600 that Canada is far too white because as we all know, white people are the worst thing that could 1.00

00:30:54.520 possibly happen to any nation. Every, as soon as they come into a nation where people are, uh, trying to 1.00

00:31:00.600 help them, uh, trying to offer them good jobs and welcoming them, uh, they refuse to work, they go

00:31:06.420 on welfare, they sit around getting drunk all the time. And then every time there's a concert or a

00:31:11.460 holiday, they go out in mass and start, uh, fondling and raping and assaulting and, oh, wait, no, that's 0.99

00:31:18.180 not white people again. That's the people moving into white countries. Well, all I can say is good 1.00

00:31:25.680 luck to you, Canada. You better get somebody else in there, but that's, uh, for America, this is a

00:31:30.560 great thing. Not that they're going to Canada necessarily, but the fact that they're uprooting

00:31:34.700 and leaving and they're uprooting and leaving to the point that the nearest country that has said,

00:31:39.560 oh yeah, we'll take care of you. Well, their medical systems and their school systems and all are just

00:31:45.020 buckling under. And, you know, those liberals up in Canada that run the government there, they've

00:31:50.160 really been wagging their fingers and talking down to Americans for a long time now, talking about how

00:31:55.860 we don't treat our minorities well enough. We don't have our arms wide open enough. We don't give 0.97

00:31:59.540 them enough benefits and so on and so forth. Well, they're getting a little taste of it now.

00:32:04.740 Of course, they're going to double down and say the problem is that white people won't pay, 0.84

00:32:09.200 you know, they won't up their taxes from 60% to a hundred percent or whatever, so that they can pay 0.94

00:32:14.820 for infinity turd people. But, you know, that's not going to fly. Nobody's going to believe that.

00:32:22.200 And eventually, this will bring this whole program to a crashing halt.

00:32:29.980 Well, that's about all I've got for you for the first segment. We've got a little break going on

00:32:36.740 here. And then when we're done with that, come on back and we're going to talk with Thomas,

00:32:42.960 the commander of Vanguard America, a very, very sharp young man who gave me a great interview

00:32:49.960 that I know you're all going to really enjoy. We're going to touch on a lot of things. I think

00:32:54.140 it's going to be a little bit of a different interview than you're used to, at least from TKR.

00:33:00.640 I hope y'all enjoy it. We'll see you right after this.

00:33:07.240 You're listening to The Crypto Report. We'll be right back after this break.

00:33:12.960 This policy of mixture, what does it really mean? It doesn't mean freedom for the black.

00:33:23.940 It doesn't mean brotherhood or any of the canton humbug which is taught. That is just the mask

00:33:31.280 for some of the violent forces on earth to exploit the backward peoples in the future as they have 1.00

00:33:37.420 done in the past. Every one of us in this hall was old enough to see before the war or educated

00:33:44.060 enough, which you all are, to read after the war. Every one of you know what happened,

00:33:49.020 how the financial forces in the thirties went into these backward countries, into India,

00:33:55.280 within the empire, into Hong Kong, into Japan, into China, and exploited these backward peoples 1.00

00:34:03.020 to produce cheap, sweated goods, which ruined the great industries of Britain and of Europe,

00:34:08.380 which put Lancashire out of business in the cotton trade, Yorkshire out of business in the

00:34:12.620 woollen trade. And these poor devils of coolies were exploited for a wage of a few shillings a week. 1.00

00:34:18.460 For what purpose? To enable the city of London and Wall Street, New York, to make better profits 0.82

00:34:24.700 by sweating the alarm and helping out.

00:34:27.020 That is why it was done. That was the whole purpose. And with what result? China thrown into 0.98

00:34:46.300 the arms of communism. The largest population in the world simply tossed as a president to communism.

00:34:52.860 Because if you treat people like that, it's the only possible result. If there's no one to save them,

00:34:58.540 no one to help them, and they've simply been ground into poverty and sweating and exploitation,

00:35:03.820 what can you expect except they go communist as they did? And India going in the same direction too.

00:35:09.900 One of our own empire countries in the past, thrown in that direction and traveling that way.

00:35:15.660 And all these countries which have been exploited, thrown and tossed aside by finance,

00:35:21.340 and now becoming the victims of communism. So finance seeks fresh fields of exploitation.

00:35:27.820 Where do they turn when the old people are exhausted? When many of poor laborers died of

00:35:33.740 consumption and of other horrible diseases in their sweatshops? Or when they're exhausted fields

00:35:38.780 of exploitation? Where do they turn now? New postures, new forests, fresh virgin land, utterly ignorant

00:35:47.660 people, savage people, savage people, no trade union protection, absolutely nothing, no one to look 0.96

00:35:53.580 after them. And then you erect an Union Jack or another flag of Europe. And under that flag where

00:35:59.980 you allow these things to happen as we have done in the past. And those poor devils that have been

00:36:05.260 sweated and exploited in Africa, like the other poor devils in China, India, and Japan. A great new 1.00

00:36:11.580 field for sweatshops to be opened up. So that these new industries which we're creating in Britain today

00:36:17.580 will be destroyed as the old industries were. Simplified, rationalized machinery with a few white 1.00

00:36:24.060 surveyors. And then the masses of cheap colored labor, torn off the land and taken into the sweatshops 1.00

00:36:31.100 to work and labor and cough their guts out with tuberculosis until they too are thrown on the scrap heap

00:36:37.500 of the sweatshops. Is that worthy of Britain? Is that to be the future of Europe? And is this competition

00:36:43.180 to be organized within our European brotherhood, bringing in these sweat fields in Africa into our 1.00

00:36:49.820 Europe civilization so that the financial power in one European country can use it against the financial

00:36:55.900 power in another? All the great financial central power of the world, now shifted from the city of

00:37:01.980 London to Wall Street, New York, shall be able on the massive money of wealth and of power which it brings

00:37:09.900 to it again and again to exert its influence in politics. Until, as you see today, it is childish

00:37:17.660 nonsense to say that a British government rules Britain. It's nothing to do with British government

00:37:23.900 or the British people. The government of the world is the financial government, the power of money and of money alone.

00:37:54.700 a British government laws in the world. The nature of where you claim a veryť of greed and of power is a

00:37:57.820 creature of Allah. And they bring back so that, because the energy of the world

00:37:59.660 is больful, some good people. Theikkians, the power of can cope on it and then the food obviously 1.00

00:38:00.780 may

00:38:01.700 one of them Together.

00:38:03.980 Good work is one of them in Motor. It's not a very...

00:38:04.860 plexesArt NEk

00:38:10.380 East

00:38:21.580 We'll be right back.

00:38:51.580 We'll be right back.

00:39:21.580 Hey, welcome back, everybody.

00:39:27.460 This is the Crypto Report, and as promised, we have Thomas, the commander of the Texas

00:39:34.080 chapter of Vanguard America, which I believe is referred to as Vanguard Texas, but if that's

00:39:40.340 not correct, he will correct me here in a minute when I bring him on.

00:39:44.600 Before I do, I want to remind everybody that my YouTube channel was shown a few weeks ago

00:39:52.100 because of the video of me BTFOing the Oathcuckers in Houston. 0.91

00:39:57.840 Of course, there was no violation in that video.

00:40:00.040 What happened was the Oathcuckers got so butthurt, they went to reporting all my other videos,

00:40:04.160 and unfortunately, apparently, videos where you joke about gassing every single kayak

00:40:09.560 and throwing their bodies in ovens, and if you make videos where you refer to Black History

00:40:15.260 Month as Watermelon History Month, these things are violations.

00:40:18.600 And so they took my channel down, but there's a new one, and it's got the same name as this

00:40:24.440 show, The Crypto Report.

00:40:25.700 And a lot of you have come and re-subscribed, but I would like to get everybody to come subscribe

00:40:31.940 because, as you all know, and as Thomas and I are going to be discussing at length, most

00:40:37.040 likely, during this interview, Unite the Right is coming up in just a very few short days,

00:40:44.560 and Daily Stormer is going to be doing live streams, and there will be plenty of exclusive

00:40:50.700 video that didn't even come out on the live streams.

00:40:53.060 All that's going to be posted over there at the Crypto Report channel, so make sure you

00:40:58.080 don't miss all that.

00:40:58.940 That's where the tastiest content from the entire event is going to be, and there will

00:41:03.320 be content before the event even starts.

00:41:06.700 I'm going to be in Charlottesville early.

00:41:09.100 I'm going to be traveling there, actually, with members of Vanguard, Texas, and if the guys

00:41:16.960 I'm traveling with are amenable to it, we might even have some on-the-road videos.

00:41:20.280 I know none of you are going to want to miss that, because there's absolutely nothing more

00:41:23.940 interesting than me.

00:41:25.600 So, anyway, Thomas, welcome aboard.

00:41:29.740 Welcome to the Crypto Report.

00:41:31.260 Hello, and thank you very much for having me.

00:41:33.040 I'm happy to be here.

00:41:34.260 And, you know, not to correct you, but I am actually the leader of Vanguard America as a

00:41:38.060 whole, you know, although I do live in Texas and I preside over that, sometimes I micromanage

00:41:42.980 a bit, but, you know, usually I oversee things nationally.

00:41:45.820 Oh, okay.

00:41:47.960 Well, that's an important thing for me to know, and I apologize for having gotten that

00:41:52.300 wrong.

00:41:52.620 I guess, you know, the thing is, before I ever even got involved publicly in racial politics,

00:42:01.260 racial activism, I was a Texas nationalist, and I tend to think of Texas as my actual nation

00:42:08.580 rather than the United States.

00:42:10.280 And so, I guess just the fact that you are Texan, and I guess virtually all of my experiences

00:42:18.580 with Vanguard, which have all been great, by the way, have been with guys who are from

00:42:24.160 Texas.

00:42:24.500 I guess I just assumed you were the leader of Vanguard Texas, but hey, congratulations on

00:42:28.540 the promotion that you just got in my mind anyway.

00:42:32.880 Anyway, well, Thomas, as I said, you are a young guy from Texas, and you run a very, very

00:42:41.360 impressive organization, very disciplined guys.

00:42:44.760 They present well.

00:42:47.420 You're all very busy doing activism all the time.

00:42:50.520 I think since I've gotten to know you guys, I don't think a single weekend has passed where

00:42:55.960 you either didn't have some type of a rally or demonstration that you attended or that you

00:43:01.740 went out and did some type of street activism.

00:43:04.620 Is that a pretty fair analysis there?

00:43:08.020 Yeah, it would be.

00:43:09.080 We make sure our guys are very active as far as recruiting and the people we let in.

00:43:14.160 It's always the cream of the crop, and we make sure that people know that the people that

00:43:19.500 are in our group and the people that are in the organization are those who contribute,

00:43:23.040 those who want to get out there.

00:43:24.520 The movement has a lot of people, and it has a lot of great conversations, has a lot of

00:43:29.960 great people that create all this online content, but we're capitalizing on the people who want

00:43:35.160 to get off the keyboards and onto the streets, whether that's just meeting up with locals

00:43:40.960 and going postering and putting stickers up or making some shit libs mad at colleges or 0.98

00:43:47.180 it's hanging banners off freeways. 0.94

00:43:49.440 It's training in backyards.

00:43:50.800 It's going hiking in your local parks and things like that.

00:43:54.340 It's all about creating connections and just making sure guys are always up to something.

00:43:59.400 You create a sense of brotherhood that way.

00:44:02.060 Yeah, absolutely.

00:44:02.960 I think, to be honest with you, and this is one of the big reasons that Anglin came up

00:44:09.560 with the idea for the Stormer book clubs.

00:44:13.400 The activism and the public demonstrating, that's all really important stuff, but I think that

00:44:19.460 redeveloping the bonds between men, the comradeship, the brotherhood, and having fellowship

00:44:27.220 with fellow like-minded men in person in real life is by far the most important aspect of

00:44:35.320 all this because one of the reasons that we as a racial group, especially here in America

00:44:42.900 and Western Europe, a racial group of white people, one of the reasons that we have basically

00:44:47.560 had all of the power that we had in the past where we actually run the societies that we

00:44:54.900 built and that we're still the majority in is because our institutions of fellowship have

00:45:04.060 basically been destroyed through cultural Marxism.

00:45:07.100 What we're doing is we are rebuilding those and for more reasons than I would even want

00:45:14.720 to try to list on a radio show, that is, I think, the number one priority that we're going

00:45:23.240 for and you guys are doing a great job with that.

00:45:25.520 Yeah, definitely.

00:45:28.340 And, you know, you just look and, well, one of our goals, right, when we set out as an

00:45:32.600 organization and we were looking for the things that we need to do, that we need to set our

00:45:37.200 sights and focuses on, you know, we looked at white America, you know, what's missing 0.89

00:45:41.200 from white America.

00:45:42.640 And then, you know, we saw that people don't have this brotherhood anymore, especially not

00:45:47.140 the men.

00:45:47.620 Everybody's atomized.

00:45:49.180 Everybody's focused on themselves.

00:45:50.600 And even you have the people that are, you know, you have had in the past and in the

00:45:55.440 recent, you know, in the recent political climate, you have the people that are focused

00:45:58.960 on preparing themselves and you have the people, you know, like the prepper types.

00:46:02.820 Ultimately, it's the individualism that's an issue, right?

00:46:06.020 Because you can have a guy with 10 million rounds of ammunition, but he can only shoot

00:46:09.620 so much at the same time, right?

00:46:11.300 You can have a guy with 10,000 cans of beans, but if he's by himself, he's not as prepared as

00:46:16.340 he could be with, you know, people in his local community, people even on a

00:46:20.340 national basis.

00:46:21.580 So, you know, we set out as an organization to create a lot of these local ties, to give

00:46:26.060 guys a sense of brotherhood, to push them to action, to get them with a unified ideology

00:46:31.020 and a purpose, because that's a big thing that's missing and that's a big thing that

00:46:35.880 people need.

00:46:37.540 Yeah, absolutely.

00:46:38.560 And it really shows how well you guys are doing it when you meet up somewhere.

00:46:46.440 I have had the good fortune to attend rallies, two rallies with you guys.

00:46:53.520 The first one was the one down in Houston that was to, you know, to save the Sam Houston

00:47:00.600 statue that never really was in danger, really.

00:47:03.500 It was more of a political statement type thing.

00:47:06.080 But the second one was the Texas is Ours event in Austin.

00:47:09.800 And I got to say, having you guys there, especially at the Houston event, I think made all the

00:47:16.620 difference.

00:47:17.200 I mean, I can sit there and take credit for what happened in that video all day long where

00:47:23.780 the David Ahmaud, the, I guess, the Texas leader, not Texas, but the South Texas director

00:47:30.640 or whatever his title is of Open Carry Texas, when he came to us and was basically telling

00:47:35.560 us that we couldn't have, couldn't display Confederate flags and all that stuff.

00:47:40.420 And I basically told him what was what.

00:47:42.400 Well, I think the thing that made the difference in that was that I had all you guys.

00:47:49.120 And of course, the Daily Stormer book club guys were there too.

00:47:51.740 And they made just as good, as big a contribution just by being there.

00:47:55.080 But having you guys, you know, all in your white shirts, all standing there backing me

00:48:01.300 up and everything, that's the thing that made it so that I could be listened to instead

00:48:06.840 of the whole thing just breaking down into some kind of retarded violence, which is what most 0.97

00:48:12.580 of those Oath Keepers were wanting.

00:48:14.860 And so, you know, that that's just an invaluable thing.

00:48:18.340 But let's let's let's get on and do what I always do.

00:48:23.220 I want to talk to you about I want to talk about Thomas for a little bit.

00:48:28.120 I want to know, of course, no details that will dox you or anything, but tell the audience

00:48:33.380 a little bit about yourself, you know, basically your age, roughly where you're from, what it

00:48:39.640 was like growing up, what your politics were, if any, when you were growing up and what it

00:48:44.980 was that set you on this course towards, you know, alt-right type politics and political

00:48:52.480 activism.

00:48:54.060 All right.

00:48:54.800 Well, I actually came into the movement via via, you know, looking into fitness because,

00:49:00.460 you know, I started out, I started wanting to work out and all these things.

00:49:03.820 And I looked into various things and eventually that led me to to various message boards.

00:49:09.000 And then I then I eventually found polls somewhere along the way, along with all these other media

00:49:13.340 sources like the Daily Stormer, actually.

00:49:16.120 And of course, it was a long process like it is with many people.

00:49:18.940 And it takes a couple of years for you to go from being, you know, a moderate liberal,

00:49:23.880 which is just the norm.

00:49:25.200 If you if you just go through society without really caring about politics, then that's that's

00:49:30.380 what I was.

00:49:31.000 So then I eventually came into these realizations, you know, and looking back, it's actually kind

00:49:36.040 of interesting, you know, where it goes from, oh, well, you know, it's just about culture

00:49:40.120 and it's not about race.

00:49:41.260 And then, you know, the slow realization of, you know, maybe maybe race is a thing and maybe

00:49:46.020 it matters a whole lot more than we think it does.

00:49:48.040 Um, and then, you know, once you got once I got into the whole ethnic nationalist territory,

00:49:53.180 I started looking into, you know, history in the past.

00:49:56.420 And I came across, you know, the leaders and the various, you know, fascist movements that

00:50:00.500 happened in Europe in the in the past.

00:50:03.140 And, you know, I saw a lot of very interesting characteristics, interesting movements and very

00:50:09.400 powerful figures.

00:50:10.420 And something that struck me is, uh, that, you know, I also I'm also very fond of American

00:50:16.940 history and American culture, you know, that's, that's why I'm doing what I'm doing.

00:50:20.360 And after looking, you know, into American history, I start to see some parallels.

00:50:25.640 Um, and what I what I set out to do, and what I what I started, you know, working to create

00:50:30.480 is, you know, a unique form of American fascism, something unique, something that is tied into

00:50:35.420 American culture and American history, um, with the core concepts that were found in other,

00:50:39.820 in other areas.

00:50:40.740 And this is this is an idea I've had for a very long time.

00:50:43.200 And I've finally started to manifest it in a certain way with the organization.

00:50:47.920 Um, and, you know, I am in a I am in North Texas.

00:50:51.660 So I, uh, that that's why I've been to the Houston and Austin rallies, because they're not

00:50:55.680 that far away from me.

00:50:57.300 Um, and, uh, yeah, I'm actually going to be, uh, going to be going to all other types of

00:51:03.300 events, you know, on a national basis, especially considering the organization.

00:51:06.700 But, you know, a lot of this stuff has been happening in Texas, which is very convenient 0.74

00:51:10.920 for me.

00:51:12.000 Yeah, uh, I think, um, you know, the the saying that really got started around, I don't know

00:51:19.100 if we started using this term on the website, or I did whatever on Daily Stormer, after the

00:51:25.620 Houston event or the Austin event, but the term that we used was, it's going to be a hot

00:51:30.180 summer in Texas.

00:51:31.140 And I, I think, uh, we've already kind of turned up the heat, the, the Austin thing.

00:51:35.920 Well, the, uh, Houston thing got us on CNN and, uh, interviewed by lots of media.

00:51:43.920 And, uh, the Austin thing has caused such an uproar with the local leftist media there

00:51:50.520 in Austin that they, they're still raising hell about it.

00:51:53.080 I get links from people to this day where, uh, people like, uh, kid O'Connell will write

00:51:59.700 some article about, you know, the timeline of evil Nazi activity in Austin. 0.86

00:52:05.300 It's ridiculous. 0.84

00:52:06.360 And, uh, yeah. 0.62

00:52:08.280 And that, and that's a, that's a great thing actually, because, uh, one of the best ways

00:52:12.620 that you can tell that you're, uh, having a good effect is to constantly be, well, you

00:52:17.520 know, it used to be attacked by your enemies.

00:52:19.560 The, the old saying was, uh, if you're receiving flack, it means direct, you're directly over

00:52:24.520 the target.

00:52:25.080 Well, now they whine, you know, that's their, that's their weapon now is whining and, and

00:52:29.500 accusing you of this and that.

00:52:31.660 And so I say, if, if your enemy is whining at you, that means you're directly over the

00:52:36.340 target.

00:52:36.640 And they certainly are.

00:52:38.420 Yes.

00:52:38.900 And, uh, the Austin event was a huge success.

00:52:41.360 And, you know, the, you know, as far as the locals down in Austin, they're still dealing

00:52:46.220 with these people that are upset and they're still dealing, uh, with, you know, these local

00:52:50.500 communists and Antifa types.

00:52:52.080 And Austin is a, uh, a sorry excuse for, for a communist training recruiting ground. 0.86

00:52:59.340 Um, so they were very upset and it's funny because we kind of advertise the event, you

00:53:04.480 know, a few days in advance and, you know, you have all these, you know, you know, puffed

00:53:08.820 chest out communists saying they're going to come beat us up.

00:53:11.360 And then, you know, we actually do this, you know, several hour long demonstration in front

00:53:15.240 of the Capitol in the middle of the city.

00:53:16.600 And, you know, not a single red bandana was seen in the crowd.

00:53:20.100 Um, so I guess that just goes to show where the rubber meets the road. 0.93

00:53:23.240 They're a lot more cowardly than they seem. 0.94

00:53:25.220 Oh yeah. 0.98

00:53:26.060 Yeah.

00:53:27.060 Yeah.

00:53:27.560 And, and not just, uh, not just in Texas, but we've definitely, we've definitely gotten

00:53:31.320 the, the whining Richter scale active in a lot of other parts of the country too.

00:53:35.960 Um, you're probably aware of some stuff that happened in New Jersey, uh, which was very

00:53:40.040 interesting and very eventful.

00:53:41.360 And, you know, of course there's the odd article that's pushed out every now and then.

00:53:44.920 And I think we actually had, uh, something mentioned, uh, about, uh, something that we

00:53:48.460 may or may not have done on the, on the stormer recently in regards to the ADL and, uh, and

00:53:54.040 a synagogue and some posters, you know, something like that.

00:53:56.880 Yeah.

00:53:57.540 Yeah.

00:53:57.840 It's, it's amazing how, uh, uh, when these things happen, they try to twist them into being

00:54:05.040 some kind of crime.

00:54:06.160 Like, uh, most of the listeners likely have heard the audio clip because it was played when

00:54:11.840 I went on the daily show, uh, they played it when they came back from the break and it

00:54:15.760 was where, uh, they sent this old Jewish guy into the room that we had rented at the restaurant

00:54:22.580 where we had the after party.

00:54:23.900 And so I followed him out the back because I mean, he wasn't really in that good of a

00:54:29.200 disguise.

00:54:29.600 He looked like a gray haired version of the happy merchant.

00:54:32.000 And he was wearing an indivisible Austin shirt that said hashtag resist on the back of

00:54:37.240 it.

00:54:37.980 And so I followed him out, stuck out like a sore thumb.

00:54:40.320 Yes.

00:54:40.800 A kosher one. 0.96

00:54:41.740 And so I went out, uh, I went out back because I didn't hear about it until he was already,

00:54:47.940 you know, told to get out the back door or whatever.

00:54:50.880 And I went out back and he was walking to his car.

00:54:54.420 And so, yes, I did shout, uh, at him.

00:54:57.560 I asked him if he was a Jew.

00:54:58.580 He admitted he was, uh, and I said a few funny things to him, like, you know, we're going 0.98

00:55:02.500 to throw you in a gas chamber and that kind of thing.

00:55:04.720 And, uh, you can, so that's, that's where the, all the stuff in the articles came from.

00:55:09.760 That's who they were talking about.

00:55:10.920 I didn't actually know that was you.

00:55:12.360 Oh yeah.

00:55:12.600 It was me.

00:55:13.100 It was me.

00:55:13.540 And they, and they played it on daily show.

00:55:15.580 I'm on record, uh, um, you know, promising to gas a Jew, but the, um, uh, the thing is 1.00

00:55:23.880 when they wrote their articles, uh, and this shows, I mean, they're willing to stoop to the 0.92

00:55:28.580 most retarded lies for their propaganda because they know that me standing there and saying, 0.97

00:55:35.100 honestly, that, uh, I hold exposition on the Jewish question, as long as I'm not threatening 0.99

00:55:41.340 that guy with something imminent.

00:55:42.620 And, uh, under no legal, uh, uh, theory that anyone can imagine is, um, we're going to throw

00:55:53.280 you in a gas chamber, an actual credible threat, uh, you know, it's just a statement of political

00:55:57.340 intent and probably a joke, but, uh, uh, gas chambers are actually a very ineffective way

00:56:04.040 to commit genocide, right?

00:56:05.400 Yes, absolutely.

00:56:06.520 Absolutely.

00:56:07.220 It, um, yeah.

00:56:08.100 I mean, that's what I always tell people.

00:56:09.800 They say, I tell them, you know, okay, well, on the one hand, you claim that the Germans

00:56:14.100 were the most efficient, ruthless killing machine in the history of the world, but the, the,

00:56:18.940 you know, the third Reich Germans, but then on the other hand, you say that in order to

00:56:24.940 get rid of the Jews, that they built this massive, uh, complex of, uh, concentration camps scattered 0.94

00:56:30.980 all over Germany and Eastern Europe, connected by, uh, railroads where they would, uh, shuttle

00:56:36.280 these Jews from one camp to another, to another, to another until they finally executed them 0.96

00:56:41.200 by the millions in the most inefficient manner possible.

00:56:44.000 Now you can't have it both ways.

00:56:45.440 If they really were these efficient killers and they really did want to just kill every 0.95

00:56:50.300 single Jew in Germany, well, they knew where they all were. 0.96

00:56:52.700 They were registered.

00:56:53.500 They had gold stars on their clothes and everything. 0.86

00:56:55.500 They could have just gone to where they were and shot them, but, uh, uh, which, well, that

00:57:00.180 doesn't explain, you know, the roller coasters and the trained geese and all that other stuff.

00:57:04.480 Right.

00:57:04.760 But, you know, it's, it's the same, it's the same type of thing that they're still doing

00:57:07.840 because, you know, we're doing these things that are complete free speech.

00:57:11.340 You know, there was, you know, there was a, there was a banner hung in New Jersey and

00:57:15.300 it was literally a sheet that was just put over a sign, you know, um, and they were, and

00:57:20.800 they put out a $10,000 bounty on whoever did it without saying that it was actually a crime.

00:57:26.500 It just goes to show you that it's, it's shoot first and ask questions later with these people,

00:57:30.620 especially with the ADL.

00:57:31.780 They don't know what they're talking about and it's just about stifling free speech.

00:57:35.140 So that's why we make sure to push every boundary we see.

00:57:38.600 Right.

00:57:39.100 And the thing is, they referred to that as vandalism, even though nothing was damaged.

00:57:43.580 I mean, how could you possibly damage a sign by throwing a sheet over it?

00:57:48.100 But the, and that's the point I was getting to in such a long winded way is that all that

00:57:54.040 happened to this old Jewish dude was that he had what I'm sure he considered a very unpleasant 1.00

00:57:59.640 exchange with some, not some old gray bearded Nazi.

00:58:04.380 Uh, and, and so when they reported it, they also claimed that we vandalized his car, but

00:58:10.520 I have the whole thing on video and you can see clearly that nobody is within 60 feet of

00:58:16.020 his car and he gets in it and drives away the car perfectly unmolested, but they report

00:58:22.200 this stuff in the media and report it to the police.

00:58:24.460 When we don't commit a crime, they accuse us of some kind of crime just so they can

00:58:29.500 claim a crime was committed.

00:58:31.400 Yeah, they really do have to prop up their own boogeyman. 0.94

00:58:34.640 Um, and it goes to show you that people will just believe whatever they see on social media,

00:58:39.340 especially some of the, you know, the liberal types that, that watch these things, you know,

00:58:43.540 it's, it's just, it's accused and ask questions later.

00:58:46.500 And that's why, you know, the police are always investigating in quotes.

00:58:49.860 They're always looking into something because I think the police know, and the police are in,

00:58:54.160 especially the local police are probably very annoyed by these people claiming, you know,

00:58:57.860 screaming bloody murder every time, you know, someone says something politically incorrect

00:59:02.240 near them.

00:59:03.200 Well, yeah.

00:59:04.240 And the problem, uh, and, and this is not me saying we shouldn't have municipal police

00:59:09.500 forces.

00:59:09.980 I could go into this.

00:59:11.460 I could have a really, really, uh, I could spurg out on the details of various different

00:59:17.320 kinds of law enforcement, which one's better than the other.

00:59:19.460 But the problem with municipal police forces, especially in big cities and especially in

00:59:24.020 liberal ones like Austin is that the police chief and the brass are all beholden for their

00:59:30.100 jobs and their careers to the city council.

00:59:32.900 And when people start raising hell to the city council about this hate speech and that

00:59:36.980 hate speech, and that's their main constituency, the cops have to at least say, yes, we're

00:59:41.800 investigating to see if a hate crime was committed.

00:59:43.960 Because if they say, no, this is obviously prima facie, just free speech, and it may be

00:59:49.540 offensive to you, but there's nothing going on here that justifies one penny or one second

00:59:55.880 of police force, uh, resources being directed towards it.

01:00:00.000 Because if they do, uh, the, the local city council and the local media are going to collude

01:00:06.700 to go on a campaign against the, uh, brass who said that, and you're going to get somebody

01:00:12.540 new and the Austin city council, I mean, it is just communist, man.

01:00:17.120 I, and I don't know if this is still accurate or not, but I saw someone from Austin put out 0.66

01:00:22.360 a list of the city council members and told, okay, this one's gay, this one's Hispanic,

01:00:26.780 this one's blah, blah, blah. 0.93

01:00:28.060 This one's from up North.

01:00:29.780 And it turns out there's not a single, I think at the time there may not have been a single,

01:00:33.420 uh, white straight male on the council, not saying there's not a white male or a straight

01:00:40.680 male, but not a single straight white male on that council.

01:00:44.300 And the mayor himself is some Yankee carpetbagger, if I'm not mistaken. 1.00

01:00:49.220 Yeah.

01:00:49.780 Uh, I'm not, I haven't seen that myself, but I would definitely believe it.

01:00:54.540 Yeah.

01:00:55.000 And, and, uh, uh, so, so, uh, you know, in, in cities, I mean, in any big city, big, even

01:01:02.420 in Texas, uh, because, you know, of all the minority, um, uh, population that you have in

01:01:08.800 it, you're going to have a liberal run government, uh, a very politically correct government.

01:01:13.440 Uh, they're going to make all their decisions in order to please the minorities and the leftists 0.95

01:01:18.380 and that kind of thing.

01:01:19.940 Uh, but Texas itself is not that way.

01:01:24.080 And that's a very incongruous thing.

01:01:25.820 I think your average Texan who doesn't live say in DFW or Houston, or especially Austin,

01:01:33.300 uh, just your average run of the mill Texan really has a harder time grappling with how leftist,

01:01:38.540 those cities are than say people who don't even live in Texas.

01:01:43.100 You know, I'd probably say that's really correct.

01:01:44.940 It is, there is a massive disconnect and it's probably in the other States too, between,

01:01:49.360 uh, between these liberal cities that are, you know, full of communists and all this other

01:01:54.000 various types of degeneracy.

01:01:55.440 And you have all these rural whites, which are, of course, they've been pushed out of the 0.61

01:01:59.040 cities, you know, a long time ago.

01:02:00.860 And, you know, they're struggling to have any type of political self-determination, um, you

01:02:05.960 know, as a result of the voting and all that, all that stuff.

01:02:09.820 Yeah.

01:02:10.660 Uh, well, that, that, that's true.

01:02:12.920 Uh, and, and there's no telling how much, uh, even in Texas, there's no telling how much

01:02:18.140 of this is fraud because you have so many groups who do everything they can to skirt

01:02:22.320 the law on it.

01:02:23.320 And I, yeah, I know we have voter ID in Texas, but the thing is our systems are so eaten

01:02:29.240 up with people who don't appreciate our laws and stuff.

01:02:32.400 Like I wrote an article just yesterday, uh, the time it's on daily storm right now.

01:02:37.760 The title of it is to learn who rules over you.

01:02:39.980 Check out this illegal alien judge. 0.94

01:02:42.000 Uh, I don't know if you've seen that yet, but what it is is down in Corpus Christi, they,

01:02:47.240 uh, the, this woman who she's, uh, Chinese and she's married to an attorney in, uh, Corpus. 0.98

01:02:56.420 And she had actually been serving as a prosecutor for the city for a couple of years.

01:03:02.220 And when a municipal court position came open, she applied for it.

01:03:05.820 Uh, this was in 2015.

01:03:07.260 Well, it just came out two months ago or three months ago, uh, end of May that she wasn't

01:03:14.040 a citizen.

01:03:14.620 She's been up there, uh, for two years ruling on people's cases and she's not even an American

01:03:20.680 citizen.

01:03:21.160 And in Texas, we have a higher standard than even American citizenship to be a judge.

01:03:26.460 You have to be what's called a qualified voter and you can be a citizen and not be a qualified

01:03:31.880 voter.

01:03:32.300 Like say, uh, you've been convicted of fraud or you have a felony conviction that you didn't,

01:03:38.880 you haven't finished the sentence, uh, for, I can't remember if it's five years or seven

01:03:43.160 years, but like, you know, for whichever it is, you have to go that period before you're

01:03:48.140 a qualified voter.

01:03:49.000 So of course they, we have a law that you can't be a judge if you're not a qualified

01:03:54.140 voter.

01:03:54.720 Well, this woman's been the judge down there for two years. 1.00

01:03:58.280 And rather than being, when it was found out, rather than being charged with fraud and

01:04:04.100 perjury and falsifying government documents and all that, all felonies, uh, you know, connected

01:04:10.600 to filling out forms to be a judge.

01:04:13.020 Instead of doing that, they put her on administrative leave, got a local federal judge to expedite 1.00

01:04:19.080 her citizenship hearing.

01:04:20.480 Now she's a citizen and she's a judge again. 0.98

01:04:23.700 And this is really the kind of thing that I think stands out and shows what we're having

01:04:28.040 to fight for that right here in Texas, we're being ruled over by these people.

01:04:32.220 And now it has, the slippery slope has gone from the point to where not only are they demanding

01:04:37.120 driver's licenses, the right to work amnesty and all that, they want, they want to be judges.

01:04:41.420 I wouldn't say it's a slippery slope anymore.

01:04:43.400 I'd say we're, we've been in free fall for a while now.

01:04:46.160 Um, and if we lived in any type of serious country where rule of law and, you know, actual

01:04:51.060 standards were a thing that, you know, of course these things wouldn't happen.

01:04:55.000 Um, if, if the laws were actually enforced and if this, like I said, if this was a serious

01:05:00.180 country, there, there would have been, you know, uh, you know, federal police and troops

01:05:04.600 marching through the streets, you know, cleaning these things up a long time ago.

01:05:07.620 So, but clearly the, the state has long since separated itself from the nation, its goals

01:05:14.240 and its interests are entirely separate and they have been for a long time.

01:05:18.820 And, you know, we, we have to stop looking to it to solve all of our problems, you know,

01:05:23.120 and that's not to say we need to be violent going out and smashing windows and, you know,

01:05:26.820 uh, throwing trash cans into the middle of the street, but you know, you have to, for the

01:05:30.880 future, you know, there's, there's a lot of people in this movement and what they want

01:05:34.260 to do is, you know, they want to go and they want to, they want to put people forth to run

01:05:39.000 for Congress or Senate or even president.

01:05:41.580 And, you know, the demographics and the, the actual corruption in the government, it's just,

01:05:47.600 it won't allow it, you know, that things are too resistant to change.

01:05:50.460 What we need to do is we need to, you know, we just need to check out.

01:05:54.040 We need to, we need to decline to participate in all of this stuff.

01:05:57.400 And of course, you know, we're, we're not going to be sovereign citizens, but, you know,

01:06:00.560 we just can't rely on the government to solve our problems anymore because they're too focused.

01:06:06.200 They're too focused on these illegal immigrants. 0.98

01:06:08.120 They're too focused on, uh, you know, the Jews at the top with all the money and all the 0.99

01:06:12.120 shares and all the, all the, all the banks and all the stuff like that.

01:06:15.280 And they're just too focused on replacing Whitey so they can have this nice big, you know, several 1.00

01:06:20.500 hundred million, uh, credit slaves, debt slaves that they can, uh, they can just milk for the

01:06:25.120 rest of, you know, their lives.

01:06:26.360 Um, and you know, the future that people need to realize, and especially normal white Americans 0.91

01:06:30.980 need to realize the future that the government has in mind doesn't include you.

01:06:35.600 You know, you're not part of this grand vision.

01:06:38.220 Um, and that's why eventually we see white Americans turning to organizations like, uh,

01:06:43.140 like ours, like Vanguard America and like the Daily Stormer, um, at least for information

01:06:47.000 and things like that, because it's, it's really the only way in which white America survives

01:06:51.760 in any way we know it today.

01:06:53.680 Yeah, absolutely.

01:06:54.520 And I, I haven't heard anyone put it this way, including myself.

01:06:59.060 It just occurred to me, but what, what we need to do and what we really actually are

01:07:03.580 doing, even though I don't think anyone has thought of it in this exact terminology is,

01:07:08.660 uh, we are creating a real nation that is embedded inside of a big fake nation because, you know,

01:07:16.300 nation means what is said in you guys, URL, the URL for Vanguard America, of course, if I'm

01:07:23.580 not mistaken is blood and soil.org.

01:07:25.800 And that's what a nation is, is it's blood and soil.

01:07:30.680 It's your people without a people. 1.00

01:07:32.700 You have no nation.

01:07:34.060 You have what I told a reporter in Austin that we currently have.

01:07:38.840 You have a concentration camp that stretches from the Atlantic to the Pacific ocean with

01:07:43.660 a giant police and Homeland security apparatus set up to constantly spy on everybody and make

01:07:50.380 sure that they're not at each other's throats 24 seven.

01:07:53.980 That's not a nation I want to live in.

01:07:55.620 It's obviously not a nation you want to live in.

01:07:58.520 And it's not a nation that any sane white person wants to live in what we need and what

01:08:03.680 I, people like myself and Vanguard are pushing for is a real nation that goes back to the

01:08:10.900 roots of what a nation is.

01:08:12.320 A nation is your folk.

01:08:14.460 The, the, uh, the, the territories and the borderlines might shift, uh, back and forth a few

01:08:21.700 miles here and there because of political and strategic things that happen, but the nation

01:08:27.580 itself is the people.

01:08:28.940 And that's exactly what even American always meant American.

01:08:33.540 Even when I was a young boy, if, if, if you said American to anyone, whether they're in

01:08:38.840 America or anywhere across the globe, what they automatically conjured up in their mind

01:08:44.620 was a white person, a, a, a, a, a person who lives in America, who is of European, most

01:08:51.360 likely Anglo or German descent.

01:08:55.180 And, uh, we have completely lost that.

01:08:58.320 And that's why we have a society that is decaying and crumbling and that every day we see it

01:09:05.380 spiraling into more chaos, more violence in the streets that the media tries to cover

01:09:10.460 up less opportunities for our young people to get married and have children, less opportunities

01:09:17.920 for what children we do have to get a good education free of violence and free of, uh,

01:09:25.640 degenerate political and sexual indoctrination, uh, and to have opportunities once they're done

01:09:33.280 with that education to get a decent job, whether they want to be blue collar or white collar or

01:09:38.300 whatever they are.

01:09:39.060 And these things all go back to the destruction of the Volk.

01:09:43.320 Would you think, would you agree that that is a pretty, I would absolutely agree.

01:09:48.120 And I, you know, you really hit the head and hit the nail on the head because a nation is,

01:09:53.440 it's, it's, it's something that's united.

01:09:55.060 It's an extended family.

01:09:56.480 But what we have today is we have, you know, an economic zone with a bunch of strangers milling

01:10:01.520 around in it, waiting on the next paycheck, waiting for the next, uh, the next product they're

01:10:06.000 going to buy or the next election, which they're going to be lied to.

01:10:09.020 Um, so, you know, what we really need to do is, and, you know, like I said, it all starts

01:10:13.160 creating this nation within a nation, you know, it starts locally.

01:10:16.780 It starts with the building blocks of these local groups that we're putting together right now.

01:10:21.220 You know, people are going to look back in the history books and, you know, if everything

01:10:24.380 goes right, um, they're going to see, you know, these movements, these organizations,

01:10:29.260 we're putting together the very foundation of the new American nation.

01:10:33.740 Um, and it's going to be built within the shell of the, of the old American state.

01:10:38.360 Um, and, you know, eventually what's going to come around as a nation state, which is,

01:10:42.080 you know, it's the synthesis of both of those things.

01:10:44.620 It's going to be a government that's made up of the people and for the people.

01:10:49.000 It's not going to be a government ruled by people that aren't really American, uh, disproportionately

01:10:53.560 so.

01:10:54.580 Um, and it's going to not, and it's going to be a government which actually has the interests

01:10:58.000 of itself in mind because it is of the people.

01:11:01.020 And that's eventually the goal.

01:11:03.540 And, you know, you talk about how these groups and you talk about how the, just the degeneracy

01:11:08.460 and the, and the societal decay is so prevalent.

01:11:11.460 It's so complete.

01:11:12.580 It's just permeated every aspect of society.

01:11:15.260 And you're absolutely correct.

01:11:16.920 You know, the average American life is so, it's so not what it should be, uh, you know,

01:11:22.860 starting out on birth, if you're even lucky to have a family, you know, that actually wants

01:11:27.240 to have children or a family at all, you probably grow up in a broken family.

01:11:31.060 And then you get pushed right into the educational system, which is full of lies and white guilt 0.68

01:11:36.060 and, you know, revisionist history.

01:11:37.740 And then you go out and you go to college where you're put into perpetual debt slavery.

01:11:41.960 And then, and then you're indoctrinated some more, of course, because it never really ends.

01:11:46.160 Um, and then, you know, you go out into the workforce and if you're lucky, you get a job

01:11:49.820 where you're pushing papers or you're doing something else that doesn't really mean anything.

01:11:53.460 It doesn't really create value.

01:11:54.660 And, you know, then, uh, well, well then if you're white, you're probably already replaced 1.00

01:11:59.360 at that point.

01:11:59.980 So, you know, I would say something about retirement, but I don't think white people are looking

01:12:03.920 forward to that if things go the way they are.

01:12:06.200 Well, certainly, certainly not.

01:12:08.480 Um, oh, I would say a huge percentage of people my age and I'm 50 for whoever doesn't

01:12:14.500 know and, and, and not for the vast majority of people your age.

01:12:18.500 Um, and yeah, I mean, what you're describing is no way for people to live.

01:12:24.080 Um, you know, they, they have relegated us that it seems that the entire meaning of life

01:12:29.860 for most Americans now is just crass consumerism.

01:12:34.820 That that's all that's left for anybody to entertain themselves with is this mindless bread

01:12:39.980 and circuses of try and try and get enough, try and get a good enough job to where you can

01:12:44.360 get a nice, uh, credit card and a good loan so that you can buy, uh, some house that's

01:12:50.480 bigger than you need and you can fill it up with electronic gizmos and a new car in

01:12:55.580 the garage every year or two.

01:12:57.960 And none of that stuff's going to make you happy when, when you go, I mean, it's sure

01:13:03.040 it's all nice stuff to have if you can afford it.

01:13:05.980 But if you, you know, if you're an unhappy person, uh, standing in line for two days and

01:13:12.100 getting that new iPhone, when it first comes out, that is not going to add value to your

01:13:17.060 life or meaning it's, it's just a temporary distraction.

01:13:21.580 It's bread and circuses.

01:13:23.440 And, uh, it's so, it's so, um, daunting to people who've never seen anything different.

01:13:30.600 You know, there, there are so many people who get discouraged and they say, everything's

01:13:34.020 like this.

01:13:34.500 This is just the way it is.

01:13:35.740 I don't see how we can change it back.

01:13:37.520 But the thing is, this all happened really, really fast.

01:13:42.180 And, uh, if it can be, uh, implemented that quickly, it can be dismantled even more quickly.

01:13:48.760 I mean, when I was a kid, uh, you know, this consumerism stuff was just getting started,

01:13:55.260 but that, that wasn't the focus that everyone had.

01:13:58.980 Like, uh, you know, my, my grandma, uh, had four kids and they all had a bunch of kids.

01:14:06.140 And, and, uh, until I was an adult, nobody, none, you know, none of the aunts and uncles

01:14:10.700 or anybody had even thought about getting divorced.

01:14:13.340 They all raised their children.

01:14:14.540 And that was the main focus of everybody was the family, the community, and that kind of

01:14:21.540 thing.

01:14:21.780 We, we would have family reunions that were just huge, that had so much extended family

01:14:26.300 in them.

01:14:26.560 It would be people that you never even knew you were related to until you went to the

01:14:30.100 thing.

01:14:30.540 And you just don't see that anymore.

01:14:32.580 The family is not important anymore.

01:14:34.840 Uh, the extended family is certainly not important anymore.

01:14:38.120 The community, uh, has just become an empty word that describes a place where you live,

01:14:43.980 but really have no connection to.

01:14:46.340 And, uh, uh, you know, yeah, you're absolutely on the right track.

01:14:50.280 We have to get back to the roots of a nation state and an understanding that your race is

01:14:56.120 your extended family.

01:14:57.700 Uh, these are just truisms.

01:14:59.780 Um, it, I believe, I can't remember.

01:15:02.140 I think it was Plato, it may have been Aristotle, but I'm pretty sure it was Plato in the Republic

01:15:06.960 where he said, the first responsibility of a ruler is to protect the integrity of the

01:15:14.740 blood of the people.

01:15:16.600 And that, that's absolutely correct.

01:15:18.780 You cannot have a Republic or any other decent form of government without having a people.

01:15:25.280 Definitely.

01:15:25.300 And, you know, if you want to look at, you know, from a different angle, some of the

01:15:28.320 stuff that they've done to society, especially with the materialism aspects, what they've

01:15:31.940 done is they've taken human nature and, you know, these human urges that people have for,

01:15:36.840 you know, um, for, you know, buying things and getting material and material things.

01:15:41.320 And that's good.

01:15:42.080 But what they've done is they've, they've removed any value from it.

01:15:45.320 Cause previously, you know, in history, when you wanted to build, you wanted to get a house,

01:15:50.360 right?

01:15:50.860 First off, you probably built it or you knew people who built it and you did it for your

01:15:54.800 family, for your community.

01:15:55.940 It was something that's constructive, but nowadays, you know, you just buy a house and then that's

01:16:00.360 the end of it.

01:16:00.860 Well, actually it's not the end of it because you're probably going to be paying for it for

01:16:03.840 the rest of your life.

01:16:04.900 Um, and you know, when you buy a car, it's not for your family.

01:16:08.700 It's not so you can move around to get to your job, to pay for your family, to make sure

01:16:13.440 that they have a nice life.

01:16:14.420 It's just for status.

01:16:15.720 Oh, you know, and, and, you know, when you go out and you meet women, it's just so you can have 0.99

01:16:19.260 sex with them. 0.99

01:16:19.920 It's not so you can actually create a family. 0.93

01:16:22.060 It's all been completely stripped of any actual value in any actual constructive nature.

01:16:28.020 And it's just been bare.

01:16:29.720 It's been stripped to the bare bones, human urges, and it's not sustainable.

01:16:33.540 You know, you said that it's not going to be easy to dismantle.

01:16:36.780 You know, if we just kind of hands off, you know, did nothing, we wouldn't even have to

01:16:41.780 dismantle it because it's going to collapse.

01:16:43.320 It's going to fall apart because this, this is not the norm.

01:16:47.000 This is the exception to it.

01:16:48.160 This is a crazy experiment.

01:16:50.120 And of course, multiculturalism and things like that have been tried in history.

01:16:53.620 And the result is never pretty, but something this vast, something this just wrong has only

01:17:01.640 been experienced in the very last dying days of a civilization.

01:17:05.960 And, you know, if you look at the end of the Roman Republic, you know, we're probably

01:17:10.120 witnessing the end of the American Republic.

01:17:12.320 You know, the, the horizon to many is a horizon, but to us, we know it to be the edge of a cliff.

01:17:18.160 Yeah.

01:17:19.300 And, and that's a really important thing to do to point out there is because, and to be

01:17:26.360 absolutely accurate, what I said was other people tell me that it'll be so hard to dismantle.

01:17:30.840 I don't think that's the case.

01:17:31.960 I know from experience that it's always easier to destroy than to create.

01:17:37.880 And one of, you know, we have, uh, basically two responsibilities here, uh, as a movement,

01:17:43.940 we have to destroy this anti-white cultural Marxist system.

01:17:48.180 And I don't mean that in some type of a terroristic IRA type way.

01:17:52.440 I mean that through political action and educating the masses and that kind of thing.

01:17:56.560 Uh, because I think that really is where the battlefield is now, but the, you, you also

01:18:02.480 have a responsibility that as the thing collapses, that you have a plan so that all your people

01:18:08.300 don't go off the edge of that cliff.

01:18:10.140 And that's what we're working towards.

01:18:12.540 We're trying to recreate a community of white people. 0.91

01:18:16.500 And, uh, you guys are doing a great job with that, but let's get back to, we, we didn't

01:18:21.480 touch on, uh, one of the aspects that biographical aspects I wanted to ask you about now, uh, growing

01:18:27.480 up, uh, when, when would you say that you became political and, and, and what was the political,

01:18:34.220 um, environment in your house growing up?

01:18:37.820 Well, uh, I, I do not come from, you know, a fully put together family.

01:18:41.320 You know, my parents were divorced for a very long time and that probably gave me, you know,

01:18:46.200 my family was fairly well put together.

01:18:48.380 I didn't have any issues, any, anything that anybody else didn't have.

01:18:52.000 So it was pretty normal, but that probably, I probably saw life through the lens of, you

01:18:56.340 know, what a, what a single mother looks like and how, and how, you know, that is not 0.86

01:19:01.100 something to be idolized.

01:19:02.320 You know, that's not something, you know, you see all the liberals in the media and stuff.

01:19:05.100 That's not a good thing.

01:19:06.180 It's not good for children.

01:19:07.260 It's not good.

01:19:08.180 Um, it's not good financially and it's not good spiritually.

01:19:11.600 Um, so that, you know, as far as seeing a lot of these things in your, your environment.

01:19:17.480 And of course, as I, as I went through the school system, it's probably a lot of us experienced,

01:19:21.200 you know, you know, it starts, things start getting really brown, you know, in the, in the

01:19:25.220 last couple of years.

01:19:26.460 Um, and as you know, you eventually just keep walking around your neighborhood and you keep living.

01:19:30.720 Um, and eventually one day you snap out of it and you wake up that this isn't your home

01:19:35.400 anymore.

01:19:35.960 This, this is just, this is a, an area full of strangers, you know, strangers faces.

01:19:40.640 It's not, it's not what you used to know.

01:19:42.740 And, you know, sometimes I go back to the, to, you know, I, I drove past my old elementary

01:19:47.380 school, you know, a while back while I was in town.

01:19:49.640 And I just saw that the entire place, it was, you know, it was, you know, nine tenths

01:19:55.460 Indians, um, you know, the ones from India. 1.00

01:19:57.720 And it was just appalling because once you have every, every white American knows every

01:20:03.340 white American knows, and they feel deep in their gut that something is wrong.

01:20:07.340 They know that something is wrong.

01:20:09.040 And there's a deep seated feeling of unease, right?

01:20:11.940 But they just don't know why they don't know where it's coming from.

01:20:15.000 Um, and, you know, it is the, it was the political information.

01:20:17.960 It was the, you know, the outlets that, uh, that started tipping these things off.

01:20:21.760 It's, you know, everybody's kind of living in a glass bubble.

01:20:24.560 And as soon as you start, you know, putting some cracks in it here and there saying, you

01:20:28.440 know, this isn't normal, you know, this isn't how societies work.

01:20:31.360 This isn't what a people is.

01:20:33.420 Um, you know, this isn't how families work.

01:20:35.420 This isn't how communities work.

01:20:36.780 You know, your concept of individualism is, is completely flawed.

01:20:40.620 Um, that, you know, that, that starts to do it.

01:20:43.580 And, you know, it makes you political.

01:20:45.300 Um, and I, I am kind of hesitant to use the term politics to describe what we do because,

01:20:50.260 you know, like I said, we are creating something we're creating, we're creating lives.

01:20:55.040 We're creating connections.

01:20:56.020 We're creating networks.

01:20:57.100 You know, it's, it's more than politics because in my opinion, politics is what has gotten

01:21:01.980 to us to this point, right?

01:21:03.320 And too much politics, you know, that it's talked us to death.

01:21:07.000 Um, and it won't be politics.

01:21:08.540 That's going to save us.

01:21:09.380 It's going to be this lifestyle, lifestyle stuff.

01:21:11.220 It's going to be, it's going to be building and creating.

01:21:13.200 And, you know, I, like I said, in my speech at the Austin Capitol, um, you know, we are

01:21:17.500 a people that creates by nature and destroys by necessity.

01:21:21.360 It's something that we have to bring back to the forefront, you know, our people, you

01:21:26.120 know, when they first came to this nation a long time ago, right?

01:21:29.120 They came off boats and of course, whatever they wanted to do, what they ended up doing

01:21:33.500 was making a new nation.

01:21:34.680 And that wasn't easy.

01:21:35.700 And you had generations of people that lived their lives entirely in struggle, you know,

01:21:40.440 sometimes starving to death diseases, um, you know, constantly fighting various tribes

01:21:45.340 of Indians and all that stuff.

01:21:46.540 Um, for generations, you know, you had these people that just had the mindset of creating

01:21:52.400 and building and striving forward.

01:21:54.480 And that's what we need to do to recreate the nation.

01:21:57.540 Um, you know, but just again, to reiterate, it's, it's, you, all it takes is for people

01:22:02.940 to, you know, to open someone's eyes and look in the actual stuff that's happening around

01:22:06.980 them.

01:22:07.280 And then, you know, you're going to get political, you know, you're going to start

01:22:09.600 thinking about these things because it's not normal.

01:22:12.380 And, you know, you just have to tap into that feeling of unease that everybody has because

01:22:16.480 it is human nature, right?

01:22:17.480 You know that something is wrong.

01:22:18.740 You just got to know what it is and why.

01:22:20.240 Yeah, absolutely.

01:22:22.040 And I think, you know, uh, there are lots, well, not lots, just basically everything that

01:22:29.180 is involved with the, uh, program, the international program of white genocide.

01:22:34.260 It all fits into certain specific patterns and the media and the politicians, uh, basically

01:22:41.060 spend all their time trying to confuse and muddy the patterns so that people don't see them.

01:22:47.160 And so it's actually our responsibility to point out these patterns because, uh, once

01:22:52.900 someone sees one of these patterns, they can never unsee it.

01:22:56.860 Well, you know, once they've truly looked at it and gone, yeah, this is more than a coincidence,

01:23:00.900 they, they can never unsee it.

01:23:03.280 And I think one of the most, um, uh, exemplary, uh, patterns that people see that, that points

01:23:12.060 out what I'm talking about here is like the Jewish question, because boy, is that one that 0.98

01:23:16.440 gets suppressed and there is no group that has, uh, anywhere near the outsized influence

01:23:24.160 on this anti-white, uh, program than what, um, has been referred to as international Jewry.

01:23:32.820 Um, so what do you think are some good ways, and I'm not talking necessarily just about the

01:23:37.940 Jewish question here.

01:23:38.880 What are some ways that, uh, you think are, are, uh, really, really easy ways to point

01:23:45.200 out these patterns to people?

01:23:46.860 Well, you know what, some of it, and you know, what we've been pretty successful with so far

01:23:50.820 is, uh, is a lot of these flyers, right?

01:23:52.740 And, and the goal of the flyers is, you know, not a lot of people realize it's not the actual

01:23:56.720 flyer itself.

01:23:57.520 It's getting people talking about it online. 0.97

01:23:59.660 It's getting, you know, angry shit libs going up to it with their phone and taking pictures 0.98

01:24:03.540 and posting it on Twitter. 0.98

01:24:04.400 And usually we tailor the messages and, you know, we tailor the things we say so that,

01:24:08.820 um, it's inflammatory.

01:24:09.860 So it gets attention, of course, right?

01:24:11.680 Um, something that you're very familiar with, but also it's just kind of set in the right

01:24:15.820 area.

01:24:16.120 It starts a conversation because, you know, we, we do things and especially when we put

01:24:19.780 out statistics, um, you know, white people will react to these things and we'll say,

01:24:23.940 I don't know what's so bad about this. 0.84

01:24:25.980 And of course they get dogpiled by these minorities that just want them to die so they can take their 1.00

01:24:30.360 country.

01:24:31.260 Um, and you know, that's no more evident than when we put up flyers.

01:24:34.400 Flyers that say protect white families, or we have a right to exist.

01:24:38.640 Um, and people go nuts over it.

01:24:41.440 And, and it just proves to white people that, you know, this equality and all this other

01:24:45.400 stuff, it's not, it doesn't, it's not about you.

01:24:47.560 Equality doesn't include you.

01:24:48.900 The future doesn't include you.

01:24:50.100 This stuff, you know, they're not fighting for everyone.

01:24:52.340 They're fighting for themselves.

01:24:53.320 And, you know, you're in the way.

01:24:55.400 Um, and it's, it's just the, it's a, it's about getting white people to realize that these

01:25:00.480 people don't have your best interests in mind.

01:25:02.320 And, you know, it's not a, you know, you don't gotta go, uh, make these white people 0.95

01:25:06.700 turn into, you know, raging hate machines, you know, wanting to genocide everyone, but 0.78

01:25:10.840 you just got them to realize that you can take your own side every once in a while.

01:25:14.400 You know, you can say, what about me?

01:25:16.840 You know, which is a revolutionary concept to white people, but you just got to get them 0.94

01:25:20.660 to start thinking of themselves as white because we have all these artificial, you know, artificial 0.96

01:25:25.660 identities and boundaries that are pushed on us.

01:25:27.760 You know, you'll have white people that are more, um, you ask a white person, you know,

01:25:32.020 what are you, or, you know, what do you identify as, um, just on the street?

01:25:36.160 And they'll say, oh, I'm a Republican or I'm a Democrat.

01:25:38.240 I'm a liberal, or, you know, I'm a, I'm a patriot.

01:25:40.580 I'm a constitutionalist or, you know, whatever.

01:25:42.840 And, or, you know, I'm a fan of this music and these foods and, oh, I just love these

01:25:47.480 celebrities. 0.91

01:25:47.900 And, oh, you know, I love scrapbooking, you know, really dumb stuff like that.

01:25:52.160 Um, but these are all artificial labels.

01:25:54.100 And then you ask minorities, you know, what do you identify as?

01:25:56.940 Of course, they're going to say, oh, I'm black or I'm, you know, I'm an Arab or I'm

01:26:00.700 this or that, but it's always something that's based in nature.

01:26:04.340 You know, you are part of a family and a community and a nation and a race, right?

01:26:08.560 But white people aren't allowed to have that. 0.62

01:26:10.360 You know, all they're left with is this material stuff.

01:26:13.440 Um, so you just got to get them thinking on the natural boundaries.

01:26:17.580 You got to get them seeing themselves as part of a group.

01:26:19.900 You got to tell them that you're not just an individual.

01:26:22.280 You know, you, every action that you have has ramifications outside of you.

01:26:27.300 Um, you have a duty, you have a societal duty to do things that are, you know, to do things

01:26:32.840 for your descendants.

01:26:33.780 And you got to get people thinking, you know, what type of nation, what type of world are

01:26:37.400 your kids going to grow up in?

01:26:38.660 You know, are they going to be like the South African little girls that you see that are 1.00

01:26:42.360 raped and murdered in their homes because their white parents are too afraid to do anything 0.99

01:26:46.120 about it? 0.99

01:26:46.680 Is that your future?

01:26:47.820 Or, you know, can you look your future descendants in the eyes and say, you know what?

01:26:52.280 I would have loved to have you grow up in a peaceful place.

01:26:55.020 I would have loved to have you actually be able to walk on the streets at night, but you

01:26:59.120 know, I just didn't want to get called a racist.

01:27:01.200 You know, you got to make them realize these things.

01:27:02.980 Yeah, being, um, being afraid to have bad words, uh, said, uh, in your direction is really

01:27:10.900 no excuse to allow the destruction of your society that your children are going to live

01:27:16.360 in.

01:27:16.860 And I got to tell you, as an older person, uh, I am constantly triggered and paused at what

01:27:23.020 I see that young white kids are having to grow up in.

01:27:27.120 And it's been this way for a while, uh, with me, you know, being so upset and worried at

01:27:33.780 what is happening to our children.

01:27:36.660 It's been going on for at least a generation now where it's just been a super turbocharged,

01:27:41.260 do every bad thing to them that we possibly can type deal.

01:27:45.400 And, uh, I, I have to admit that, uh, even though I am usually really good at predicting

01:27:52.180 things, I would have never predicted that the American people, and especially like,

01:27:57.120 Texan men and stuff would, would tolerate this as long as they have.

01:28:03.000 And, uh, other than the fact that, uh, people like you and me and, uh, others in this movement

01:28:09.220 are out there actively, uh, recruiting and educating, uh, white men, uh, at breakneck

01:28:17.280 speed.

01:28:17.660 Other than that, uh, all signs point to the fact that a lot of the vast majority of these

01:28:23.240 people will just tolerate this forever.

01:28:25.480 Yeah.

01:28:26.760 And, uh, it is really unfortunate, but I think you might be right.

01:28:30.220 Um, cause there is just this stupor that people are kind of wound up into it.

01:28:34.620 So it's all brainwashing.

01:28:35.980 Um, and they would eventually, you know, just feel, and that's the thing when you individualize

01:28:41.100 these people, when you atomize them, you know, you, you, you could disconnect them from

01:28:44.380 everybody else.

01:28:45.360 Um, when they actually have these thoughts of, uh, Oh, maybe something's not right.

01:28:50.520 You know, that this isn't right.

01:28:51.840 And of course, a lot of them do, but they have no one to go to.

01:28:55.140 They can't say it.

01:28:56.100 And, and of course they don't know that a lot of their coworkers are probably thinking the

01:28:59.940 same thing.

01:29:00.600 They don't know that their neighbors are probably worried about these dark faces showing

01:29:04.260 up in the neighborhood.

01:29:05.020 They don't know that they're not alone in this, right?

01:29:08.540 But of course they're so isolated that they, uh, and they can't see the world beyond themselves

01:29:13.920 that they just, they, they silence themselves.

01:29:16.240 They're censored into eventually they just, uh, they just kind of think that, you know,

01:29:21.260 when they do have these thoughts, they probably think they're the only one.

01:29:23.820 Um, and they probably think that, you know, maybe, maybe I'm just having these racist tendencies

01:29:28.320 and maybe I should atone for it by, uh, by liking diversity even more.

01:29:32.920 Yeah, absolutely.

01:29:33.940 And I think the wild card, it could have gone on that way forever where everyone was just

01:29:39.720 completely atomized and thought they were the only ones.

01:29:42.160 But I think that, uh, there, a wild card got thrown into this stack deck and that wild card

01:29:48.100 was the internet and the internet, uh, especially once, you know, I think in the early to mid

01:29:53.940 nineties is when most people started getting on the internet, even though it had been around

01:29:57.940 longer than that.

01:29:58.700 And, and I think it, you know, it took 10 or 15 years for the internet to actually aggregate

01:30:04.540 enough information, uh, to where it was easy enough for people to find and link to other

01:30:10.900 people that you started having these hubs that would form where like-minded people got

01:30:17.600 together.

01:30:17.940 And the next thing, you know, uh, you had this, uh, alt-right movement getting started,

01:30:23.680 uh, you know, three years ago or so that just got supercharged when, uh, Trump announced, 0.96

01:30:30.560 uh, simultaneously that he was running for president and that Mexicans are rapists. 0.97

01:30:35.020 And, uh, and that was one of my great predictions then that I still love to point out is that 0.96

01:30:40.600 the day Trump said Mexicans are rapists, I said, uh, you know, there he is, get to know 0.98

01:30:46.580 your next president because Mexicans are rapists is what it took. 1.00

01:30:50.140 And that's, he's going to be president. 0.99

01:30:51.540 And I still believe that because everybody pretty much, uh, you know, who has to deal

01:30:55.700 with it knows it's true.

01:30:56.900 They see the stories in their local news every day.

01:30:59.120 Uh, you know, that, uh, you know, another illegal alien has kidnapped some little girl 0.99

01:31:05.260 and he raped her a bunch of times before he got caught.

01:31:08.600 And everybody's, uh, uh, cell phone is going off every day with these Amber alerts. 0.92

01:31:14.200 And it's always some Hispanic guy who's run off with some kid or something like that.

01:31:19.460 And they know these things are true.

01:31:21.440 And, and for all of Trump's, uh, failings, uh, that was, that was a really important

01:31:29.100 statement for someone who is actually running for president with a chance to be president,

01:31:34.400 to get out there and inject himself into the race with an extremely race realist comment

01:31:42.020 like that.

01:31:43.160 Yeah.

01:31:43.740 And, you know, I probably couldn't tell you how many people that come to us, you know,

01:31:47.500 they come to the group and, uh, of course, you know, by this time they're fascists, you

01:31:51.560 know, fully and openly, but, you know, they say that the process all started when people,

01:31:56.080 when they started paying attention to the election.

01:31:57.640 Um, and you know, you could have argued, maybe things would have gone even better if

01:32:01.600 Hillary got elected, but you know, that that's beside the point. 0.99

01:32:04.540 And while Trump ultimately is not the solution, he's, he's not going to be able to fix our

01:32:08.820 problems because it's too far gone, but, uh, but he definitely woke a lot of people up and

01:32:13.440 he's definitely really highlighted the fact that, uh, yeah, especially with race relations

01:32:17.940 or race tensions, you know, that he just made everybody or not everybody, but a lot of people

01:32:23.040 realize that we don't get along, you know?

01:32:24.980 And, uh, a lot of these people probably don't like being here any more than we want them

01:32:28.940 here.

01:32:29.600 Um, and, uh, you know, he said a lot of things and it's the reactions in the media.

01:32:33.740 It's that they, they, they overplayed their hand and they probably thought that white America

01:32:38.700 was already done for, right?

01:32:40.700 They, uh, they, they didn't expect what happened.

01:32:43.400 They didn't expect that the fact that a white, you know, a white man, um, who actually, you

01:32:47.640 know, at least implicitly advocated for white people could even get close to winning a popular

01:32:52.420 vote.

01:32:52.820 Well, I guess he didn't win the popular winning the presidency, you know, and, and, uh, that

01:32:57.620 was a big wake up call for a lot of people.

01:32:59.140 And I think, you know, we, we've, we're still kind of riding the wave from that.

01:33:02.320 Of course, you know, uh, as an organization, we don't really look to Trump to solve our problems 0.97

01:33:07.040 and we don't really think, you know, he's always crap, cracked up to be, you know, he's 0.98

01:33:10.220 just another, uh, you could argue that he's just another corrupt politician at this point. 0.93

01:33:14.380 And you might be right, but, uh, definitely in terms of what has come from it and, uh, the

01:33:19.340 people that have been woken up because of it and the, just the fact that whenever, I

01:33:24.840 think it was something that Rockwell said, you know, whenever you actually go out to

01:33:27.660 these places and you get these people to say what they believe, you get these people to 0.74

01:33:31.960 say that they hate white people. 0.95

01:33:32.960 You get these people to, to get so, you know, you know, vilely anti-white. 0.93

01:33:38.000 Um, it, you just have to let them do that.

01:33:40.640 You have to let them recruit for you.

01:33:42.600 Um, that's, you know, that's part of why we do those posters and things.

01:33:45.540 It's all about, you know, letting people know that the opposition hates you.

01:33:49.640 Yeah, they absolutely do. 0.65

01:33:51.100 They hate us and they want us dead.

01:33:52.680 And, uh, uh, every time I go out to an event, the, those words that Rockwell spoke, uh, I'm

01:33:59.680 constantly reminded of them.

01:34:01.620 Uh, and anyone who wants to hear Rockwell say that, um, the, uh, that quote is in a video

01:34:09.780 on YouTube called, uh, George Lincoln Rockwell taking it to the streets.

01:34:14.040 It's only about nine minutes long.

01:34:16.020 It's clipped out of a longer speech.

01:34:17.780 Uh, go check that out because he's absolutely correct.

01:34:20.560 When you see how vile and how violent and, uh, evil these people are, it really sticks

01:34:26.400 right out to you because like when I went to college station, that was the, uh, to, uh,

01:34:31.100 cover Richard Spencer's speech there.

01:34:33.640 That was the, not nearly the first time that I've gone to an event, but it was the first

01:34:38.120 time that I went to one to cover it for daily stormer.

01:34:41.220 Um, and there were the only thing I had done that most of these people, uh, had seen that

01:34:48.620 I had done was that I stood in the line and tried to get into Richard Spencer's, um, event.

01:34:54.820 And afterwards there was myself and nine other guys and, um, we were confronted.

01:35:01.760 The newspapers said, and I believe they were accurate for once.

01:35:04.720 There was between four and 500 Antifa and BLM.

01:35:07.940 It was 10 guys that had all come there, uh, to meet up with me because what I'd posted on

01:35:13.620 daily stormer versus four to 500 of the opposition.

01:35:16.860 And all these Jewish people would come up, Jewish women mostly. 0.89

01:35:22.560 And like I said, I wasn't out there wearing swastikas.

01:35:25.180 They didn't know me from Adam other than that.

01:35:27.160 I had tried to get in that, that event.

01:35:28.720 And now I was standing in a line with people that weren't in the group, the undulating, uh, 0.99

01:35:34.780 communist slogan chanting group that was talking about how white people needed to just die. 0.97

01:35:40.380 And, uh, they would come up to me and start shrieking at me. 1.00

01:35:43.460 I'm a Jew, fuck you, you know, and stuff like that. 1.00

01:35:46.420 And that's really the level of discourse that you have with these people. 1.00

01:35:49.300 They hate us.

01:35:51.100 They absolutely hate us. 0.99

01:35:52.700 They want us dead and they say it openly.

01:35:54.940 All you got to do is get them on camera saying it.

01:35:57.200 Yeah.

01:35:57.300 I think, uh, I think the, the black lives matter.

01:35:59.620 And, you know, just generally, you know, the, the angry, you know, blacks, when they get 1.00

01:36:03.580 out and they start saying these things and they're all politicized, um, it might have

01:36:07.520 something to do with the impulse control, but they're especially noteworthy when it comes

01:36:11.540 to, you know, having these, uh, Freudian slips of just, you know, saying that they hate you

01:36:16.120 saying, you know, you know, we just want your white people property, um, and all this stuff. 0.82

01:36:20.760 That's what, that's all reparations is.

01:36:22.440 You know, if we really wanted reparations and we wanted to do something right, you know,

01:36:25.880 as far as culturally, maybe if we want to even wanted to atone for slavery, we'd reunite

01:36:30.320 them with their people back in Africa on a one way trip.

01:36:32.940 That's what reparations should be.

01:36:34.520 Um, but it's, that's not, that's not what they think.

01:36:37.540 Of course, what they want is more welfare.

01:36:39.080 What they want is more, you know, they just want to, they just want to take and take and 0.95

01:36:43.340 take from, from the white people bucket until there's nothing left. 0.96

01:36:46.500 Um, and of course, by that time, I don't think they've thought of, I don't think, you know, 0.97

01:36:51.320 the blacks or anyone else, um, maybe except for the Jews have thought of what happens when 0.75

01:36:56.300 there's no more white people around, you know, where's all the money going to come from? 0.88

01:36:59.620 Um, and as an organization, that's actually something we have thought about because, you

01:37:05.060 know, as, you know, America continues and it's a downward spiral, spiral as it circles

01:37:10.480 the drain, you know, eventually the money's going to start running out and, uh, and, you

01:37:15.780 know, the resources are going to be spread too thin because, you know, all the taxes come

01:37:19.460 from white people.

01:37:20.620 Um, you know, of course other people pay taxes, but that's where the bulk of it comes from.

01:37:24.360 That's where the police and the welfare state is supported from.

01:37:26.600 Um, so if white people start declining, and especially if you see the boomers that start 0.92

01:37:30.640 dying off, um, the money's going to run out.

01:37:33.080 And, uh, when, you know, the state has to take away resources from certain areas and

01:37:37.840 groups of people, they're not going to take the food, you know, the food stamps away from

01:37:41.540 the blacks. 0.59

01:37:42.040 You know, they're not going to, they're not going to start deporting illegal. 0.96

01:37:44.520 So they're not, you know, they're on a strain on the economy.

01:37:46.780 They're going to stop caring about white people. 0.94

01:37:48.820 Um, and when that happens, someone's got to be there to, to catch them, right?

01:37:53.380 Someone's got to be there to swoop in and, and say, you know what?

01:37:55.980 Maybe, maybe you realize now that the, the government doesn't have your best interests

01:38:00.320 in mind and maybe you should look somewhere else.

01:38:02.420 Um, they just, uh, the future does the, the future that they've, they've made out, it

01:38:07.600 doesn't include white people.

01:38:08.920 It doesn't include our identity.

01:38:10.620 It doesn't include any of our heritage or traditions, you know, only when there are no

01:38:14.960 faiths left to believe in no heritage to protect, you know, no traditions to keep practicing,

01:38:20.620 you know, and no identity to belong to only then will they consider their work done.

01:38:24.980 Right.

01:38:25.640 Oh yeah.

01:38:26.420 Yeah, absolutely. 1.00

01:38:27.440 Uh, they have some insane idea that if all the white people were eliminated from the face 0.98

01:38:34.240 of the earth, that there would be this, uh, comfortable technological utopian paradise. 0.96

01:38:40.140 And I guess it would include flying pyramids and such.

01:38:43.480 I don't know.

01:38:44.100 But the, uh, the fact of the matter is civil civilization, at least civilization that is

01:38:53.240 not completely bloodthirsty and autocratic.

01:38:56.120 And of course there I'm referring to like, you know, the entire history of the Chinese

01:39:01.000 and such civilization, as we understand it, Western civilization is a creation of white people 0.97

01:39:09.320 and only white people are still sustaining what is, uh, left of it. 0.96

01:39:13.940 And once we're gone, what you're going to have is in places that are majority black, you're 1.00

01:39:20.660 going to have, uh, basically sub-Saharan Africa in places that are majority Latino.

01:39:26.500 You know, you're going to have Mexico and Brazil and in places that are majority Asian, you're 0.99

01:39:32.020 going to have China.

01:39:32.940 That's just, that's what's going to happen.

01:39:35.060 There's no way around that. 0.98

01:39:36.660 Once all the white people are gone, they're not going to sit around and say, Hey, you know, 0.97

01:39:40.740 these white people had a whole lot of stuff, right? 0.96

01:39:42.840 So let's go, uh, study, uh, Thomas Jefferson or Thomas Aquinas or whoever, and learn to be

01:39:50.320 like white people and build civilizations like white people. 0.95

01:39:53.000 No, that's not how it works.

01:39:55.020 That's not how it's ever worked.

01:39:56.620 And it's not how it's going to work.

01:39:58.980 But, um, since we are, uh, kind of getting toward, getting into the second half of the

01:40:05.620 show, kind of deep into it, actually, let's talk about, uh, the upcoming Unite the Right

01:40:12.620 event.

01:40:13.440 Uh, Vanguard is going to be there, uh, stacked very deep and is going to be involved in event

01:40:19.880 security.

01:40:20.300 Is that correct?

01:40:21.620 Yes, sir.

01:40:21.980 That is correct.

01:40:22.580 And we are going to have a great showing.

01:40:24.280 We have a lot of people that are coming from all over the country.

01:40:27.220 Um, we have a lot of dedicated and experienced folks that are going to be there and, uh,

01:40:31.400 it's looking, you know, it's a bit iffy right now, as far as how things are going to turn

01:40:35.180 out.

01:40:35.360 We don't really know what the police are going to do, what, uh, you know, the locals in

01:40:39.500 the city council and all that stuff, they're, they're constantly trying to shut us down.

01:40:42.620 But, uh, you know, they're again, trying to stifle free speech because they don't like

01:40:45.660 what we're saying.

01:40:46.860 Um, and other things like that.

01:40:48.480 Um, and of course, some of the things you talked about recently on the third rail, we're thinking it's

01:40:51.560 going to turn out for the best.

01:40:53.140 We're, we're really hopeful.

01:40:54.620 Um, and, uh, it's looking like everything's going to turn out great.

01:40:57.880 And what it'll come down to is, you know, whatever differences these groups have and whatever

01:41:03.180 differences any of the individuals have, ultimately what's going to happen is we're going to be

01:41:07.520 standing there in this park, surrounded on both sides and potentially all sides by, you 0.97

01:41:14.240 know, hordes of these violent, despicable communists. 0.98

01:41:18.520 Um, and they're not going to distinguish between an identitarian or a fascist or a national socialist 0.99

01:41:23.720 or a Southern nationalist when they're going to start attacking folks.

01:41:26.700 And, and, you know, I, I'm sure they are, they're not going to care, you know, what symbol

01:41:30.760 is on your jacket when they start swinging a bike locks.

01:41:33.540 Right.

01:41:34.160 So what we, what we really do have to think is we have to go back to the name of the event.

01:41:38.740 You know, we have to say it's unite the right.

01:41:40.700 And, uh, everybody has to realize this.

01:41:42.840 Everybody should get a platform and everybody should be able to speak their piece because,

01:41:47.040 you know, again, like I said, we're all, we're all Nazis. 0.95

01:41:49.560 We're all evil Nazis, you know, uh, some white supremacists to the outsiders. 0.98

01:41:54.720 Yeah. 0.99

01:41:55.440 Yeah.

01:41:55.920 And since, uh, since this particular topic got brought up just now, there are several

01:42:00.900 questions, uh, I asked for, uh, and I did it late.

01:42:04.540 I did it as we were starting the show.

01:42:06.760 So not too many questions have come in yet, but I asked the daily stormer BBS for questions

01:42:11.320 for us.

01:42:11.920 And a couple of them address this particular issue.

01:42:15.680 And since, uh, I do support this event and I want as many people as possible to come,

01:42:21.260 I feel that, uh, we should address it again.

01:42:24.400 Uh, the, the two questions, one of them is from, uh, color of, he says, are you going to

01:42:30.340 speak at the Charlottesville event?

01:42:32.060 If not, why not?

01:42:33.980 And, um, uh, well, that, that's, that's close enough there.

01:42:39.180 I can just, uh, address that question.

01:42:41.380 Uh, first of all, I don't know.

01:42:42.960 Uh, well, I will be speaking at the, at the Charlottesville event period.

01:42:47.040 The listeners know me, uh, whether they let me on the actual event, Mike, or not, I'm going

01:42:54.380 to be there.

01:42:55.220 There's going to be a live stream that is going to be on the front page of daily stormer.

01:43:00.340 Uh, the other, uh, most of the other writers and editorial staff from daily stormer, Lee Rogers,

01:43:07.320 Ziger, Ben Garland, uh, they're all coming and they're going to be there with me.

01:43:11.480 We're going to be in front of a big banner with bullhorns and everything.

01:43:14.540 And all the, uh, fans can come meet us, shake our hands, hang out with us, uh, be part of

01:43:20.260 our crew and all that.

01:43:21.400 So yeah, I'm going to be there.

01:43:22.640 But as far as whether I'm speaking at the, uh, from the, you know, officially speaking

01:43:27.520 at the event from the event microphone that all the other speakers are speaking from,

01:43:31.300 that's not, uh, established yet.

01:43:34.420 I'll, I will know more about that in a day or two, whether that's going to happen or not.

01:43:38.620 But, but here's the thing, uh, the, why not is, um, that there is one person who is resistant

01:43:46.660 to this and one only, and that's important for the listeners to know, because this event

01:43:51.840 is being organized by some of the best people that, uh, you could imagine it's, they're great

01:43:57.560 people.

01:43:58.120 They all support, uh, having me or somebody from daily stormer speak at the event.

01:44:03.400 And it's being held up by Jason Kessler, the guy who is the most out front.

01:44:10.000 And I don't want to bash the guy.

01:44:12.240 I think the, the thing is, I don't believe he really understands the alt-right.

01:44:16.100 I think he's new to it.

01:44:18.040 Uh, and, um, so I'm not going to like get into a bunch of speculation about, you know,

01:44:25.080 whether he has a problem with daily storm or any of that.

01:44:28.580 I think that it's just, um, you know, mistaken thinking about my bad PR, my bad optics and

01:44:36.040 that kind of thing.

01:44:36.640 But it doesn't matter.

01:44:37.740 The fact of the matter is daily stormer is going to be there.

01:44:40.760 Vanguard is going to be there.

01:44:41.900 Traditionalist worker party is going to be there.

01:44:43.700 League of the South is going to be there.

01:44:45.440 Chris Cantwell, Mike Enoch, Johnny Monoxide, Seiko Vandal, tons of people.

01:44:51.060 I'm probably leaving some good people out, but we're all going to be there.

01:44:55.040 We're going to be opposed by, like, uh, you said, some, somewhere between the estimates

01:45:00.780 now are three and 4,000 to Antifa.

01:45:03.080 And this really is a Waterloo moment for them.

01:45:06.540 And they know it because we absolutely have intimidated them from coming to these events.

01:45:12.100 And this Unite the Ride event is shaping up to be big enough that they know they have

01:45:16.880 to get out there in strength and try to shut this thing down.

01:45:20.740 So we need all of you, uh, Stormers, 1488ers, anybody, if you're pro-white, you know, get 1.00

01:45:28.260 hold of Vanguard, get hold of a Stormer book club, uh, some kind of way, uh, figure out how

01:45:34.680 you're going to get there and come meet up with us because, uh, you know, it's, it's make

01:45:40.300 or break time for both sides.

01:45:42.040 This is going to be a very, very important event in the history of both the pro-white 0.88

01:45:48.540 and anti-white movements.

01:45:50.940 Yeah, definitely.

01:45:51.580 And I think, yeah, anything you want to add to that, Thomas?

01:45:54.160 Well, yeah, I think you really, you know, you said it right when you said it's kind of

01:45:57.140 a Waterloo moment because, uh, you know, it's, it's make or break for, for the momentum of

01:46:01.840 both of these sides.

01:46:02.780 If, if we show up and we defend ourselves and we have a great, you know, we have a great

01:46:07.280 showing and a, and a great event, you know, it's really going to take the wind out of

01:46:11.480 Antifa and all of their other, you know, communist group.

01:46:14.200 It's going to take the wind out of their sails.

01:46:15.500 They're, they're not going to want to spend money, you know, uh, or I should say, you

01:46:19.140 know, welfare money and all these other things to go to these events.

01:46:21.660 If it's just proven that they're going to get wedgies and, you know, they're going to,

01:46:24.440 they're not going to be able to do anything.

01:46:26.240 Um, but on the other hand, if it doesn't go so well, if we don't have enough people show

01:46:30.080 up, if we don't show unity and strength and all these things, um, it could really be the

01:46:35.400 first big, you know, handicapping moment for the alt-right as a whole.

01:46:39.780 Um, it could be, it could be one of the nails in the potential coffin for, for this iteration

01:46:44.700 of the movement.

01:46:45.540 So, you know, it is so important that we get people out there.

01:46:47.700 It is so important that when people do get out there, that they have discipline, that

01:46:51.940 they have a sense of, you know, working with the people that they may have some small differences

01:46:56.400 with.

01:46:56.840 And, you know, it's so important that we realize that there is a greater goal.

01:47:00.080 You know, we're not going out there to beat up these communists.

01:47:02.860 We're not going out there to, you know, even, even did not going out there to make speeches.

01:47:06.760 We're going out there to prove that, that we're here and we're, and we're here to stay.

01:47:11.120 And this is only going to be a common occurrence.

01:47:13.780 We're here to normalize these beliefs.

01:47:15.560 And we're here to show people that we're strong, we're organized, and we actually have a vision

01:47:21.020 for the future, you know?

01:47:22.380 And then once the rally is over, once the flags are, you know, are, uh, are lowered, then,

01:47:27.640 you know, it's going to be right back into our internal circles.

01:47:30.020 It's going to be networking.

01:47:31.080 It's going to be this building, right?

01:47:32.540 It's going to be, and we're going to be building networking and strengthening ourselves until

01:47:35.940 the next one.

01:47:36.620 And that, that's where I see it going.

01:47:38.300 And if we do it like that, and if we do it right, I think we'll, you know, we'll reach

01:47:43.580 a certain event horizon moment where, you know, uh, the momentum of this movement and,

01:47:48.820 you know, of all the different alt, right, you know, labeled groups, it's going to really

01:47:52.820 get a good kick and it's going to be hard to stop.

01:47:55.520 Yeah, absolutely.

01:47:57.020 Absolutely.

01:47:57.920 Um, and before we get off the Charlottesville topic.

01:48:02.540 Uh, we have another question that's related to that.

01:48:06.180 I'm not sure I actually have an answer for it.

01:48:08.720 You may not either, but, uh, this is from Elron on the daily storm or BBS.

01:48:13.380 He says, post Charlottesville, what will be the next big event or focus of white nationalism

01:48:19.600 going forward?

01:48:20.820 And to be honest with you, uh, as far as what the next big event will be, I don't know.

01:48:27.380 It will have to be organized, but I do kind of have an idea because, you know, uh, Richard

01:48:32.300 Spencer has been, um, hinting for some time that, uh, this year at some point he is going

01:48:39.480 to do a college tour where he'll, you know, just be showing up and giving speeches like

01:48:45.120 he's done in, uh, at Texas A&M and Auburn university and such.

01:48:50.220 And, uh, you know, whether you're a big fan of Richard Spencer or not, I think the guy's,

01:48:54.760 I think the guy's pretty good.

01:48:56.740 Um, you, those make for great focal points because they bring out all sides of the thing.

01:49:03.860 And, and so the, you know, that's the only thing I can think of moving forward that might

01:49:09.640 be happening.

01:49:10.460 I know that things will be happening.

01:49:12.780 I just can't tell you what they are at this time because I don't know.

01:49:15.260 Maybe you have a little more insight into that, Thomas.

01:49:17.780 Yeah.

01:49:18.200 Um, you know, I'm not sure as far as specific, you know, the size of events going on as far

01:49:22.740 as if there's going to be any national ones.

01:49:24.360 I know there will be, but I, you know, again, I'm not sure on specific dates.

01:49:26.980 I do know that there is another, there is another event planned somewhere in Texas that's going

01:49:32.220 to be happening in the, in potentially the next couple of months.

01:49:34.820 I'm not sure if it's going to be national level, but, uh, it's definitely going to be something

01:49:38.300 that you can show up to and events might be, or updates and more information might be coming

01:49:42.540 out there in the near future.

01:49:44.220 Well, and, and, and I will say, I will state for the record that any event happening in

01:49:50.320 Texas, as long as I am physically able, like there's some way I can get there, I will show

01:49:56.740 up at these things.

01:49:57.480 And I, and the listeners need to know that, uh, um, both of these, uh, well, well, the

01:50:03.880 Houston event, I was one of the stormer guys got me there, but the Austin event, it was

01:50:08.080 Vanguard that made sure that I had a ride there and a spot to speak at the event and all that.

01:50:13.640 So, you know, the listeners really in, and the readers of daily stormer, they really enjoy,

01:50:18.280 uh, you know, seeing me give speeches and do coverage at these events.

01:50:21.560 So they should really be grateful to you guys.

01:50:23.600 And I, I hope they're aware of what a great, uh, organization you are, because I, if there's

01:50:29.540 one thing I know, uh, in all my dealings with you guys, when you tell me that you're going

01:50:34.000 to do something there, that this or that is going to happen, it always has.

01:50:37.580 And compared to other organizations that I've dealt with in the past, that is just spectacular.

01:50:44.260 Uh, it says a lot about you guys, but, um, okay, let's get to another question.

01:50:49.320 And, uh, you and I are both, uh, uniquely qualified to answer this question.

01:50:54.380 I think, uh, this is also from Elron.

01:50:56.580 Elron is a great guy.

01:50:58.800 Um, he's done some promotional videos for this show and, um, he was nice enough to get in

01:51:04.720 there and ask several questions because, you know, short notice.

01:51:07.620 So, um, he says, is it better to have many different fashions of white nationalism, book

01:51:14.540 clubs, pool parties, Vanguard, TWP, Identity Europa, et cetera, or should we focus on one

01:51:21.220 large group slash party with specializations within that group, uh, IRL organizing, content

01:51:27.600 creators, media liaisons?

01:51:29.400 Is this feasible at this time?

01:51:31.040 Well, I think it probably would be feasible, but I fall on the side that I think we're way

01:51:37.380 better off having a bunch of different groups.

01:51:40.100 And I know that goes against the grain of what a lot of people want, uh, and I'm a fascist

01:51:46.180 as well, proudly through and through every drop of blood in my body is a fascist drop

01:51:52.480 of blood.

01:51:53.440 But, uh, I think that tactically we're in a lot better position.

01:51:59.760 Uh, and when I say tactically, uh, you know, whatever government people are listening, I don't

01:52:05.680 mean that in a terroristic way, uh, I mean like politically, tactically, or, uh, tactical

01:52:12.600 propaganda, whatever.

01:52:14.240 We're way better off having a bunch of different groups.

01:52:17.100 It keeps us decentralized.

01:52:18.700 It keeps the ideas fresh.

01:52:20.860 It keeps the, the ideas coming from lots of different angles.

01:52:25.440 And, uh, I think that these groups can all work together really well.

01:52:30.980 I mean, the, the groups that just got listed, they all have the same basic goals, but they

01:52:36.180 all come at the thing differently.

01:52:37.640 And I think that, um, you know, there is a different demographic of pro-white that is

01:52:44.640 attracted to the various different types of groups.

01:52:47.640 And what's your opinion on Elrond's question?

01:52:50.580 Well, I might be a bit biased.

01:52:51.980 Of course, I would say that everybody is, uh, everybody who's eligible and can probably

01:52:55.700 get to the requirements should join a Vanguard America.

01:52:58.460 But, you know, I do agree that there are a lot of, there are a lot of different groups

01:53:01.940 and there is, there is something for everybody, which is good.

01:53:04.800 But, um, but, you know, I do think that, uh, as, as far as the movement right now, you

01:53:09.960 know, while we're still experiencing all of these different, uh, attacks from the media

01:53:13.940 and, you know, the, the government, local and police and all that other stuff, it might

01:53:18.260 be better to, to have a little bit more of a decentralized thing where you can come

01:53:22.160 at it from a lot of different angles.

01:53:23.800 Um, cause you know, like, like in the past, you can't just, uh, you can't just attack

01:53:27.660 one person or you can't just, you know, um, you know, do some legal hodgepodge Jewy stuff 0.96

01:53:33.280 and you can't just take down one person and then take down the movement.

01:53:35.940 It's a lot different than that.

01:53:37.260 And I think that's, that's the main difference in this iteration of the movement, as opposed

01:53:41.200 to past attempts.

01:53:42.560 Um, that there's so many people and they're so dispersed, but, you know, as long as, as

01:53:47.400 for now, I think, you know, there, there are going to be a lot of different approaches.

01:53:50.500 Um, and between all these organizations, there is a bit of friendly competition and, you

01:53:54.720 know, whoever does the best and whoever, you know, has the most discipline and the best

01:53:58.700 vision of the future, you know, let the best man win.

01:54:01.160 Um, and eventually it is probably going to centralize, but I would say for now, I think

01:54:04.920 that there is a, there are a lot of different approaches and that's, that's good because

01:54:08.620 that means that if, uh, some people have bad approaches and some people have good approaches,

01:54:12.160 then, uh, then it's not the end of the world if, if either of them are right.

01:54:15.020 Okay.

01:54:15.660 And another related question, and I'll answer this one first and then we'll get your take

01:54:20.400 on it.

01:54:21.100 Uh, at what point do you purge those constantly infighting and attacking other white nationalists?

01:54:27.960 Is some discord healthy?

01:54:29.820 How do you banish these people if deemed necessary?

01:54:32.940 Okay.

01:54:33.420 Well, here's the thing.

01:54:35.080 Uh, you can't banish somebody from being, from saying they are a white nationalist.

01:54:40.560 Now, if they are a member of a group that you run or that you're an officer in, or if

01:54:49.420 they are commenters on a website or a BBS that you moderate or whatever, sure, you can banish

01:54:55.580 them.

01:54:56.020 And I would say you banish them.

01:54:58.340 Now, if it's a, a political action type group that they have gone to the trouble of being

01:55:03.840 a member of, I would say you give them one warning to stop that.

01:55:07.240 And if they don't stop it, you banish them.

01:55:09.140 Um, but as far as, I mean, if you're talking about banishing them off of a BBS or off of

01:55:14.480 a, uh, uh, you know, a comment section or something else, the point to do it, it's the first time

01:55:20.800 they accuse somebody of being a Jew or paid by the feds or something like that.

01:55:25.460 There, there's no, uh, no point in waiting around for that.

01:55:28.360 That'll teach them their question.

01:55:29.580 They're not their question, their lesson.

01:55:31.760 Uh, and if it doesn't, they're banned anyway.

01:55:34.400 Uh, what do you think?

01:55:35.540 Uh, you know, I think probably something pretty similar to that because, uh, it's all

01:55:39.800 about, there are a lot of people in the movement and their main goal isn't to contribute their

01:55:44.440 main goal or, you know, I guess you could say it's a hobby of theirs that they just like

01:55:48.200 to go into chat rooms and they like to go onto these things and they just like to stir.

01:55:51.760 They like to stir the pot.

01:55:52.820 They like to annoy people.

01:55:53.820 They like to constantly attack these other figures.

01:55:56.140 You know, that a lot of times we work with as an organization.

01:55:59.200 Um, and if you're not, and you know, I don't, there are people in the group and there are

01:56:03.320 people in the movement as a whole, you know, I don't care what your personal opinions are

01:56:07.360 on Mikey knock or Richard Spencer.

01:56:09.220 I'm asking that you can work with them.

01:56:11.040 I'm asking that you can stand alongside these people and us, you know, when the cards are

01:56:15.800 down and the rubber hits the road, that's what I'm asking you.

01:56:18.340 You know, um, it's whether you're willing to work and whether you're willing to contribute.

01:56:22.460 Um, you can have your own opinions, but if you know, you've got to pull your own weight

01:56:27.000 as a result of that.

01:56:27.940 So I guess there is a difference when you're talking about forums and, you know, the daily

01:56:30.960 stormer as opposed to talking about groups that are focused, or at least as far as we're

01:56:34.700 focused on more IRL activism, it depends on how much you're contributing, how valid your

01:56:38.600 opinion is sometimes.

01:56:40.180 Yeah.

01:56:40.760 Good answer.

01:56:41.700 Good answer.

01:56:42.300 Um, and now here is a question that they, that has been, um, addressed directly to you.

01:56:48.600 This is from, uh, a regular on, uh, the daily stormer BBS, uh, someone I'm very fond of.

01:56:55.660 Uh, this is, I like farts ask this great user, but, uh, they, uh, I like farts asks.

01:57:05.700 Yes.

01:57:06.760 And they ask ice arrests are up 40% according to a daily stormer article posted earlier today.

01:57:13.600 Does commander Thomas notice anything different in Texas or have any beaner removal stories?

01:57:21.240 Well, um, a lot of lawns in the neighborhood are having trouble getting cut.

01:57:25.420 Um, no, no, I'm kidding.

01:57:27.740 But as far as personally day to day, I wouldn't see, you know, see less, uh, Mexicans and all

01:57:32.880 that on the streets.

01:57:33.660 But, um, no, uh, I would say that that's probably up, but I don't think it's anywhere near where

01:57:39.560 it should be.

01:57:40.000 No, and, and that, my answer to that is, uh, people who aren't from Texas, and I don't

01:57:45.260 know if I like farts is from Texas or not, but people who aren't from Texas, um, unless

01:57:51.280 they're like from Southern California or something, they really have no idea what it's like to

01:57:57.480 live in Texas and just be surrounded by, of course, the majority of our illegals are Mexican, 0.96

01:58:03.340 but we're just surrounded by every kind of illegal.

01:58:06.000 I mean, we have illegal Asians, we have illegal Arabs, we have illegal Indians, and of course, 1.00

01:58:11.740 we have tons of legal versions of all those too.

01:58:15.800 And before Trump got into office, ICE arrests were virtually nil.

01:58:21.840 And so being up 40%, I mean, yeah, that's 40% better, but it's not near what we need.

01:58:28.340 If we want to actually, uh, do something that's going to really get these, um, illegals motivated 1.00

01:58:34.840 to get on out of here, they need to go up by about 4,000%.

01:58:38.480 Yeah, um, people don't realize just how bad it is.

01:58:42.400 You know, you can go into entire, entire cities, entire, you know, complexes of cities,

01:58:46.440 and you can just walk the streets and not see any white people.

01:58:49.340 There is just a complete wholesale replacement of white America going on. 0.88

01:58:54.580 And, you know, there's many places you'll go, and there are probably some places near

01:58:58.380 Dallas and North Texas, um, and you'll see all the flags of Latin America waving.

01:59:04.040 You won't hear any English spoken.

01:59:05.960 You know, it's, you could probably compare it to the no-go zones in, in Europe.

01:59:09.280 It's just complete replacement.

01:59:10.940 It's not America anymore.

01:59:12.260 Cops don't, you know, cops don't go through these neighborhoods.

01:59:15.040 American laws probably aren't really enforced.

01:59:17.500 It's, you know, you, you bring in Mexicans and you get Mexico. 0.99

01:59:21.820 You bring in, you know, Guatemalans and you get Guatemala. 0.99

01:59:24.340 And the same goes for every other nation.

01:59:26.780 You know, you are getting a direct result of the quality of these nations and the culture, too.

01:59:31.340 And it's just completely incompatible.

01:59:33.960 It's, you know, it's, it's oil and water.

01:59:35.820 And it's, and if something needs to happen, you know, there needs to be deportations around

01:59:40.780 the clock going up 10,000%.

01:59:42.720 You know, you said 4,000%.

01:59:44.200 I think we can get those numbers a bit higher.

01:59:46.240 Um, but, you know, definitely needs to need something big needs to happen.

01:59:50.980 Um, if we're going to save the Southern half of the United States, especially if you look

01:59:55.040 at it demographically and as far as, you know, the electoral patterns go.

01:59:59.060 Okay.

01:59:59.300 So TKR, the crypto report endorses raising, uh, ice arrests by 6 million percent.

02:00:07.020 The magic number.

02:00:08.460 Okay.

02:00:09.100 Now the, uh, uh, the kids are alt-right, who is a great young guy.

02:00:14.660 He's a Texan as well.

02:00:15.980 Um, and he is one of my good buddies from the BBS.

02:00:20.200 He's also, uh, uh, a book club guy.

02:00:26.280 He wants to know, he says, from a fellow Texan, we're getting a lot of good news lately when

02:00:30.900 it comes to immigration and the elimination of sanctuary cities.

02:00:34.420 I'd like for you to touch on that a bit.

02:00:36.420 Are you optimistic about our chances of stemming the tide of demographic replacement that is 0.81

02:00:41.460 plaguing our great state?

02:00:42.780 Or is it too little too late?

02:00:44.220 Well, I have another little article that was posted today on Daily Stormer that I think

02:00:49.720 provides a lot of hope.

02:00:50.880 The title of the article, everybody should go read it, is Texas.

02:00:55.160 Trump exterminates sanctuary cities.

02:00:57.780 And it quotes from an article on RT.

02:01:00.960 It says, the Trump administration has chalked off a win in Texas by persuading state and local

02:01:06.760 authorities to perform the functions of federal immigration officials.

02:01:10.900 The administration is seeking similar deals with other jurisdictions to crack down on

02:01:15.320 sanctuary cities.

02:01:16.400 Under the negotiated agreement, which 18 Texas counties have signed on to, local agents and

02:01:22.460 sheriff's offices will be trained to check if the people they have in custody may be in

02:01:26.940 violation of U.S.

02:01:28.160 immigration law and then notify federal authorities of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement or

02:01:34.160 ICE.

02:01:34.620 Quote, there's no doubt that arresting removable aliens in a jail is safer for the officer,

02:01:40.400 safer for the community, and even safer for the alien himself. 0.68

02:01:43.480 Now, and according to this, since last year, ICE has doubled the number of such agreements

02:01:48.920 with counties in Texas.

02:01:51.000 Now, unfortunately, it goes on to say the majority of Texas' 254 counties do not have

02:01:56.220 similar agreements with the federal government.

02:01:58.420 But, and of course, the sheriff of Harris County, the most populous in the county, or most populous

02:02:03.780 county in the state, and home to Houston, dropped out of the program earlier this year,

02:02:08.560 saying it cost his office too much in terms of manpower and money, according to Reuters.

02:02:13.280 I'm sure it is.

02:02:14.180 I mean, I was in Houston just about a month ago, and it is just lousy with wetbacks, but 1.00

02:02:19.540 that's no excuse not to spend the money.

02:02:21.920 You get those wetbacks on out, and you're going to have plenty of resources to fight whatever 1.00

02:02:26.560 you're considering the real crime.

02:02:29.940 And Thomas, you can weigh in on this. 0.90

02:02:32.840 This should be a very encouraging sign to people because, you know, when all this crap with

02:02:40.200 the children riding the trains up here and everything started in 2014, I was going to

02:02:46.640 some protests about that.

02:02:48.480 And these were protests held by civic nationalists.

02:02:50.900 And I would, you know, I'd basically show up and be a racist all by myself.

02:02:54.760 But at the time, one of the things that had people so upset was that even though Texas was

02:03:00.840 willing to spend millions of our own state dollars to beef up the protection on that

02:03:06.640 border and to get these wetbacks out of here and such, the federal government under the 1.00

02:03:11.560 Obama administration was purposely tying our hands.

02:03:14.600 And we had all these judges telling us that we couldn't do it, just like they do when the

02:03:18.940 voters in New Mexico would vote in laws to get the wetbacks out of there. 1.00

02:03:23.840 They'd say, oh no, oh no, border enforcement and immigration is the purview of the federal

02:03:30.320 government.

02:03:30.960 The state's not allowed to help.

02:03:32.480 And that effectively made it so the border was completely porous, completely open, because

02:03:37.060 the program of the federal government was to let them all in and hopefully legalize them

02:03:41.440 and make voters out of them.

02:03:43.260 And now you have an administration that is not only saying, yeah, go ahead, enforce immigration

02:03:48.820 law if you want, but they're actively providing training and funding to do so.

02:03:53.140 Yeah, definitely.

02:03:53.840 And I think it's an improvement.

02:03:55.520 And it's definitely going to stem the tide, so to speak, and it's going to make things

02:04:00.680 better.

02:04:02.140 But again, if you just look at the way things are going, it might not be enough.

02:04:07.840 And whether it is or isn't, our job is the same.

02:04:11.620 Whether or not America gets turned white via this administration, which may sound a bit impractical,

02:04:18.140 or whether or not we're going to have, or whether or not, you know, it gets even worse,

02:04:21.680 right?

02:04:21.960 Our job is still to create this nation within a nation, right?

02:04:27.080 So ultimately, whatever gives us the most space, the most breathing room, and the most

02:04:31.560 time to do this is probably for the best.

02:04:34.300 And that's why, you know, I think it is a good thing that these deportations and these 1.00

02:04:37.580 sanctuary cities and all this stuff is going, is, you know, actually being legally, you know,

02:04:42.480 put to an end because it gives us more time.

02:04:45.520 It gives us more breathing room in order to create these communities and create these

02:04:49.000 networks, you know, all legally, of course.

02:04:53.380 And, you know, when you said, you know, I think it was Andrew Jackson, or I think it was

02:04:58.480 Andrew Jackson in a decision where he disagreed with the Supreme Court.

02:05:02.200 And he said, you know, the judges have made their decision.

02:05:04.740 Let them enforce it.

02:05:06.540 And I think a lot of our local politicians and maybe even Trump himself should take up

02:05:11.180 that phrase, should memorize it, and should break it out whenever these anti-white judges, 0.99

02:05:16.400 who are sometimes even illegal immigrants themselves, make any of these crazy, disgusting 1.00

02:05:20.960 decisions. 1.00

02:05:21.700 They should just throw it right back in their face.

02:05:24.360 Because ultimately, you know, it's not the judges who are protecting the people.

02:05:28.380 It's up, sometimes, sometimes it's up to the people to protect themselves.

02:05:32.220 Right, yeah.

02:05:32.900 And this, this judiciary was never intended to be, you know, this entrenched class of royal

02:05:39.800 overlords who subvert all of our Republican, and I mean that in the small R way, not the

02:05:46.600 party way, all of our Republican institutions.

02:05:50.060 And that's effectively what we have.

02:05:52.300 And that's absolutely a great quote.

02:05:54.420 And yes, that was Jackson that said that.

02:05:56.220 But the, but yeah, I mean, if the executive branch gets enough support from the legislative

02:06:04.960 branch that it can ignore or, you know, not enforce these fiat rulings from these unaccountable

02:06:13.140 judges, we would be a long way on there.

02:06:14.880 And of course, I am not saying that this program or anything like it is the answer to our problems.

02:06:21.520 What I am saying is that this is an excellent sign that the political pendulum has reached

02:06:29.280 its highest leftward arc and is beginning slowly to swing back the other way.

02:06:36.280 And once these things happen, they're like a snowball rolling downhill.

02:06:39.980 The more momentum that we get going, the bigger and more unstoppable that snowball is.

02:06:44.500 And I think that's the point we're at now.

02:06:46.740 Yeah, definitely.

02:06:47.680 And, you know, as far as the pendulum analogy goes, we just got to make sure.

02:06:51.720 That once this pendulum starts swinging, it keeps swinging right until it eventually crashes

02:06:56.620 straight through the wall of this grandfather clock.

02:06:58.800 Right.

02:06:59.000 And, and it'll stay there because, you know, hopefully we don't want this just to be another

02:07:04.180 swing.

02:07:04.580 We want this to be something that's, that's tactile.

02:07:07.240 It's final.

02:07:08.380 And, you know, it actually creates something new and it creates something that's more prevalent

02:07:12.520 and something that can last.

02:07:14.080 Right, right.

02:07:14.860 Absolutely.

02:07:16.340 That's one of the things that we need to always remember.

02:07:19.240 And a great quote of that, about that comes from the movie Excalibur.

02:07:24.540 And it was right after King Arthur had conquered Great Britain and they were all standing around

02:07:30.500 a big fire, him and all his knights.

02:07:32.440 And Merlin, they were celebrating like that they had won and it was all over.

02:07:36.740 That everything was going to be perfect forever.

02:07:38.460 And Merlin comes along and he gives a speech where he tells them to make sure, just shut

02:07:45.200 up and remember what's going on right now and make sure you teach it to your children

02:07:50.480 and your grandchildren so that they never forget.

02:07:53.340 And this is the quote he said, for it is the doom of men that they forget.

02:07:58.760 And that's absolutely true.

02:08:00.820 That's why we're in this situation that we're in now, because these lessons have been learned

02:08:04.240 over and over and over and over and our doom has always been that we forget.

02:08:08.740 And we need to ensure that once we start swinging that thing right, that we always remember,

02:08:14.640 that we always teach the next generation why it had to swing right like that and why we

02:08:19.940 have to keep it that way.

02:08:21.780 We want to build something that's going to last forever.

02:08:26.600 And I think, and you're a young guy, I'm an older guy, and I think about this stuff a

02:08:32.100 lot because of my age, but the most important thing that people like yourself and myself and

02:08:39.480 anyone who feels the way that we feel about these things and knows what we know about these

02:08:45.440 things, the most important thing we can do is to leave something worthwhile behind, not

02:08:52.980 only just a society, but a life in which we took chances and did things because we cared

02:09:01.300 about a future that we wouldn't necessarily even live to see.

02:09:05.480 Definitely.

02:09:06.320 And, you know, a big part of that is going back to you're not an individual.

02:09:09.960 You know, I'm not doing this for Thomas.

02:09:11.840 I'm not, you know, I'm not doing this for Asmodeur.

02:09:13.960 I'm doing it for our descendants.

02:09:15.700 I'm doing it for the people that are going to come after us because, you know, this nation,

02:09:20.420 this present, this time that we have been given, it's not ours to decide what to do

02:09:25.340 with.

02:09:25.700 You know, it's borrowed from our descendants.

02:09:27.640 You know, it's a loan from our ancestors, as they say.

02:09:30.720 And we need to realize that it's our job to preserve these things.

02:09:34.260 It's our job to preserve and create a future for our children and their children and their

02:09:39.660 children after them.

02:09:41.040 You know, it's our job to have knowledge that our actions extend beyond us.

02:09:46.100 And, you know, eventually when we create this nation, and I have no doubt that we will,

02:09:49.860 when we create this new nation, we will, you know, imbue the people within it with the

02:09:55.820 spirit so that this struggle that we're engaged in and that these natural truths that we know

02:10:01.820 to be prevalent and we know to be deciding factors, that will come as second nature.

02:10:07.240 These people will struggle and they will find victory.

02:10:10.000 They will do it by nature because it won't be something that every generation has to find

02:10:14.520 on their own.

02:10:14.980 It won't be something that people have to come to a long, you know, realization process

02:10:20.260 and awakening like we have.

02:10:21.820 It'll be something that they're born with.

02:10:23.860 It'll be something that's normal, that's accepted.

02:10:25.820 It will become the new normal.

02:10:27.400 It will be a hard reset on, you know, all of the stuff that'll happen.

02:10:31.640 And, you know, it will be new and it will stand the test of time because truly the people

02:10:36.100 will be united under a single identity, cause, and purpose.

02:10:40.060 And that, that's something that we really need to focus on because if we set it, if we

02:10:44.580 set it up right, you know, you can't really say that, you know, any empire or any civilization

02:10:49.180 can last forever, but if we set it up right with the foundations proper, it can last a very

02:10:54.900 long time.

02:10:55.660 And in that time, you can really do a lot of good.

02:10:59.160 Absolutely.

02:10:59.800 Absolutely.

02:11:00.120 And this, uh, next question will conclude our Q and a segment, and this may well be a

02:11:06.580 question just for me because, um, do you vape?

02:11:09.320 I do not.

02:11:09.880 I do not vape.

02:11:10.780 I don't smoke.

02:11:11.440 I don't drink.

02:11:12.220 Okay.

02:11:12.640 Well, good.

02:11:13.360 Good on all three.

02:11:14.960 Um, uh, vaping is, uh, the only vice I have left.

02:11:18.720 I used to indulge in them all.

02:11:20.200 And then one day I realized I was being a completely worthless degenerate and I quit everything but

02:11:24.740 nicotine basically. 0.98

02:11:25.720 But, uh, uh, I vape and, uh, the question is what flavor of vape is too gay? 0.99

02:11:33.600 Well, right off the bat, cotton candy, that's just too damn gay. 1.00

02:11:37.580 Um, I, I, I vape tobacco flavors because I, I started vaping to replace my nicotine habit, 0.97

02:11:45.720 but also anything, uh, any flavor that has pumpkin spice in it, or that has the word titty in

02:11:55.080 the name, if it has titty or titties in the name, that is, uh, and I know that sounds,

02:11:59.480 uh, like, uh, a counter to, uh, regular logic, but if it has titty in the name, it's just a 0.98

02:12:05.320 gay vape flavor. 0.82

02:12:06.540 And, um, in a, in a larger sense, if your vape mod, um, has a maximum wattage of less than 0.99

02:12:14.680 200 watts, you're probably gay and you should go get a better one. 0.93

02:12:18.560 Um, but anyway, all right, well, it's about time for us to wind this thing up. 0.98

02:12:24.080 So Thomas, um, just give everybody your pitch of why they should, uh, get in touch with Vanguard

02:12:31.880 Texas.

02:12:32.360 If they think they have the stuff that it takes to be a member of Vanguard America, excuse

02:12:37.860 me.

02:12:38.520 Uh, there I go with my Texas chauvinism again, but, uh, uh, if they think they have what it

02:12:44.900 takes to be a member of Vanguard America, uh, what are some good reasons that they should,

02:12:50.920 uh, get hold of you guys and log on to bloodandsoil.org and check you out?

02:12:56.400 Definitely.

02:12:56.900 I would say, you know, take a look at our website, take a look at our social media accounts.

02:13:01.160 We're at, at Vanguard AM on Twitter.

02:13:03.440 And we even have an Instagram.

02:13:04.760 If you want to check that out, it's Vanguard America.

02:13:06.680 Um, take a look at what we do.

02:13:08.200 We're all about creating brotherhood.

02:13:09.980 We're all about creating this future.

02:13:11.600 We have a unified goal and we're all about creating networks.

02:13:14.400 You know, we're, we have a positive message where, you know, we're strong, we're uncompromising.

02:13:19.900 You know, we don't mince our words or pull punches when we're talking about what we believe.

02:13:23.980 Um, you know, we have a very good internal structure.

02:13:28.120 And, uh, you know, like you said, when we say some, when we say we're going to do something,

02:13:31.760 we do it.

02:13:32.460 We hold to our word.

02:13:33.580 We're honest.

02:13:34.220 We're frank.

02:13:35.140 Um, and we're very proactive.

02:13:37.700 So I would say if any of that interests you go onto our website, check out the join page,

02:13:42.160 check out the requirements, see if you have what it takes, um, send an application.

02:13:46.240 And if you don't feel free to email us or contact us on, on, uh, or if you aren't sure,

02:13:50.520 contact us and, you know, we'll be free to answer your questions and help you out or anything

02:13:54.720 along the, with the process.

02:13:56.880 And, uh, you know, thank you very much for having me on.

02:13:58.920 You know, I would say that our friends at the Daily Storm are probably some of our most

02:14:02.280 valued people that we work with.

02:14:04.180 Um, and I couldn't be happier.

02:14:05.560 Well, I feel the same way and, and, uh, the, the, the greatest thing that I can say about

02:14:11.140 Vanguard or any organization, but this is absolutely true of Vanguard, Vanguard never cucks.

02:14:16.600 I've never seen it happen once since, uh, you guys, uh, have formed yourself as an organization.

02:14:21.900 And that says a whole lot, especially with the great professional presentation that you

02:14:27.560 guys have.

02:14:28.260 And, uh, I absolutely endorse, uh, any of the listeners checking out Vanguard at bloodandsoil.org.

02:14:34.640 And you guys have an official Twitter?

02:14:36.720 Yes, we do.

02:14:37.180 It is at Vanguard AM.

02:14:39.280 Um, you can, you might be able to link it or something in the, in the, uh, description.

02:14:43.560 I, I, I will do so.

02:14:45.700 I will do so.

02:14:47.160 And I will link your website as well.

02:14:49.260 And if you have a Facebook group or whatever, link me that, and I will put that in the article

02:14:52.760 as well.

02:14:53.340 Well, Thomas, it has been a great pleasure having you.

02:14:56.080 And I hope the readers will jump in this comment section.

02:14:59.600 And thank you for being on because not only were you a great guest, you've been extremely

02:15:04.320 patient while I've been dealing with my third world internet.

02:15:07.060 This is actually the third attempt to get you on this show this week that we've had to

02:15:12.560 postpone because I had no internet, but we got lucky and I got some internet at the last

02:15:17.540 minute.

02:15:18.100 So, uh, uh, everybody let Thomas know, show him some love in the, in the comment section,

02:15:24.140 uh, for, uh, being such a trooper and so patient with me, uh, having to, uh, reschedule and

02:15:32.140 reschedule and reschedule to get him on here.

02:15:34.860 And, um, just, uh, join us, check out Vanguard America, check out the daily stormer book clubs,

02:15:40.560 log on dailystormer.com and read that every day, of course, because any news that's worth

02:15:45.080 knowing is printed at daily stormer.

02:15:46.840 And if it's not on daily stormer, it's just not worth knowing.

02:15:50.140 Uh, and you know, come join us.

02:15:53.420 Uh, cause like I said, more important than anything else, we're trying to leave something

02:15:58.520 behind I'm Asmodore.

02:16:00.920 This has been the crypto report.

02:16:02.960 See you next week.

02:16:12.920 I cannot say, but I know you will, but you can't lie to me with all these books that you

02:16:25.340 sell.

02:16:27.740 I'm not trying to follow you to the end of the world.

02:16:36.420 I'm just trying to leave something behind.

02:16:41.100 Words have come from men and mouths, but I can't help thinking that I've heard the wrong

02:16:57.660 crowd.

02:16:59.900 When all the water is gone, my job will be torn.

02:17:05.340 And I'm just trying to leave something behind.

02:17:12.580 Oh, money is free, but love costs more than our bread.

02:17:19.740 In the ceiling, it's hard to reach.

02:17:24.740 Oh, the future ahead is broken and red.

02:17:29.860 And I'm trying to leave something behind.

02:17:36.860 This whole world is a foreign land. 1.00

02:17:48.860 We swallow the moon, but we don't know our own hand.

02:17:55.360 We're running with the case.

02:17:58.080 Oh, but we ain't got the gold.

02:18:00.460 And we're trying to leave something behind.

02:18:08.860 Oh, my friends, I believe we are at the wrong side.

02:18:14.860 And I cannot read what I did not write.

02:18:21.200 I've been to his house, but the master is gone.

02:18:26.460 But I'd like to leave something behind. 0.66

02:18:37.460 Oh, there is a beast who's taking my brain.

02:18:43.020 You can put me to bed, but you can't feel my pain.

02:18:48.440 When the machine has taken the soul from the man.

02:18:57.960 It's time to leave something behind.

02:19:02.140 Oh, money is free, but love costs more than our bread.

02:19:09.740 In the ceiling, it's hard to reach.

02:19:14.240 Oh, the future ahead is already dead.

02:19:21.140 And I'm trying to leave something behind.

02:19:25.300 I got this feeling that I'm still at the shore.

02:19:39.400 And pockets don't know what it means to be poor.

02:19:44.500 I can get through the wall if you give me a door.

02:19:51.820 So I can leave something behind.

02:19:57.540 Oh, wisdom is lost in the trees somewhere.

02:20:02.820 Oh, you're not going to find it in some mental glare.

02:20:07.400 It's locked up from those who hurry ahead.

02:20:14.880 And it's time to leave something behind.

02:20:20.400 Oh, money is free, but love costs more than our bread.

02:20:26.260 In the ceiling, it's hard to reach.

02:20:30.360 When my son is a man, he will know what I meant.

02:20:37.400 I was just trying to leave something behind.

02:20:45.920 I was just trying to leave something behind.

02:20:50.960 I'm just trying to leave something behind.

02:20:59.480 I'm just trying to leave something behind.

02:21:01.340 Thank you.

The Krypto Report - August 03, 2017

#21 - To Leave Something Behind

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