The Krypto Report - August 03, 2017


#21 - To Leave Something Behind


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On this episode of the Crypto Report, we discuss the Unite the Right event in Virginia and what it means for the future of the event. We also discuss the latest on the Black Eyed Peas and the latest in the Black Lives Matter movement.

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00:00:00.000 Black спис 0.97
00:00:21.000 The sound you hear is what some experts claim to be a Bigfoot screen.
00:00:45.920 It is regarded as the highest quality audio of the creature ever captured.
00:01:15.920 Now we are going to go in here.
00:01:22.920 Now we are going to go in here and see what they are talking about. 0.99
00:01:28.920 Now your kids just call me some niggers. 0.99
00:01:30.920 The kids out there just call me a nigger. 0.99
00:01:32.920 Where's the manager? 0.97
00:01:33.920 Could you call security for those kids? 0.92
00:01:34.920 They call me a nigger please? 0.98
00:01:36.920 The kids just call me a nigger. 0.73
00:01:37.920 Could you call security please? 0.89
00:01:40.920 Could you call security please? 0.98
00:01:43.920 They just call me a nigger. 0.94
00:01:46.920 I feel threatened. 0.98
00:01:47.920 But they just call me a nigger. 0.98
00:01:50.920 They just call me a nigger. 0.95
00:01:52.920 Manager could you call security for me manager? 0.99
00:01:55.920 The kids just call me a nigger. 0.99
00:01:57.920 They call me a nigger. 0.99
00:01:59.920 Yeah they call me a nigger. 0.98
00:02:01.920 Could you please call security? 0.53
00:02:05.920 Thank you.
00:02:06.920 No we asked you to call them.
00:02:07.920 You got that?
00:02:08.920 Yeah.
00:02:09.920 They are going to delete you.
00:02:10.920 But you heard that. 1.00
00:02:11.920 You call me another nigger. 1.00
00:02:13.920 You got me fucked up. 1.00
00:02:14.920 Easy. 1.00
00:02:15.920 Come on.
00:02:16.920 I'm going to talk into you.
00:02:36.920 Huh coming?
00:02:37.920 Whether you're funny or how it's working at home.
00:02:40.920 A those are coming at home.
00:02:41.920 Isle of a policemen?
00:02:42.920 In听 music?
00:02:43.300 In updated music-
00:02:47.920 I fought the law and I'm the law one
00:02:50.920 I fought the law and I'm the law one
00:02:54.040 I left my baby and it feels so bad
00:02:57.200 I guess my race is wrong 0.99
00:02:59.460 She's the best girl that I've ever had
00:03:03.720 I fought the law and I'm the law one
00:03:06.720 I fought the law and I'm the law one
00:03:17.920 I fought the law and I'm the law one
00:03:47.920 I lost my girl and I lost my phone
00:03:51.060 I fought the law and I'm the law one
00:03:54.300 I fought the law and I'm the law one
00:03:57.420 I left my baby and it feels so bad
00:04:00.780 I guess my race is wrong 0.99
00:04:02.820 She's the best girl that I've ever had
00:04:07.180 I fought the law and I'm the law one
00:04:10.200 I fought the law and I'm the law one
00:04:17.920 I fought the law and I'm the law one
00:04:29.240 I fought the law and I'm the law one
00:04:32.460 I fought the law and I'm the law one
00:04:35.600 I fought the law and I'm the law one
00:04:38.620 I fought the law and I'm the law one
00:04:41.540 I fought the law and I'm the law one
00:04:45.000 I fought the law and I'm the law one
00:04:48.180 I fought the law and I'm the law one
00:04:49.880 Welcome to the Crypto Report
00:05:03.920 We'll be right back.
00:05:33.920 We'll be right back.
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.