00:00:01.000We'll take a few questions, unless you don't want to ask any questions, if that's possible.
00:00:07.360Maybe we'll start. Where is Daniel Halper, New York Post? Daniel?
00:00:12.460I'm curious about yesterday's ruling in the Ninth Circuit Court.
00:00:15.540Has it caused you to rethink your use of executive power, and how will you respond,
00:00:20.120and will you sign new executive orders and perhaps a new travel ban?
00:00:24.200And, Mr. Prime Minister, I'm curious about your reaction to America's withdrawal from the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the TPP.
00:00:33.520Do you think that that's weakened America's position in Asia?
00:00:38.840And how do you think – how do you envision any sort of trade deal with the President working out?
00:00:44.120Well, your question was unrelated to what we're here for today, but I'll answer it.
00:00:48.080We are going to keep our country safe.
00:00:49.980We are going to do whatever is necessary to keep our country safe.
00:00:55.680We had a decision which we think we'll be very successful with.
00:00:58.860It shouldn't have taken this much time because safety is a primary reason.
00:01:04.620One of the reasons I'm standing here today is the security of our country.
00:01:07.740The voters felt that I would give it the best security.
00:01:10.560So we'll be doing something very rapidly having to do with additional security for our country.
00:01:15.960You'll be seeing that sometime next week.
00:01:18.060In addition, we will continue to go through the court process.
00:01:22.140And ultimately, I have no doubt that we'll win that particular case.
00:01:26.600One of the President's recent orders prioritizes the deportation of illegal immigrants who have committed crimes.
00:01:34.520Well, Carter Evans found a woman caught by this order who had been allowed to remain in Phoenix under President Obama's immigration policy.
00:01:43.480A crowd of angry protesters tried to prevent Guadalupe Garcia de Reyes from being deported.
00:01:51.320One even tied himself to the police van.
00:07:19.480Yeah, I guess these Caribbean vacations, they can be okay, I guess.
00:07:24.880But you really run into trouble when you like it so much you decide to move there.
00:07:29.240I mean, if he were still with us, Johnny Cash could testify to that.
00:07:33.340He famously had a home invasion robbery on Christmas Day when he was living in Jamaica.
00:07:39.020But, of course, that was the worst thing the Jamaicans that did that could have done because Jamaica depends on tourism and it's not exactly a democracy.
00:07:51.340And within a matter of hours, there were several dead bodies that were allegedly the robbers.
00:07:57.520So, anyway, I guess if you're the local Jamaican police and you get a call from Johnny Cash, it's time to, I guess, start up the rotors, right?
00:08:12.980As people can tell from the intro music, and it's not just us.
00:08:19.200This is the United States of America is starting up the rotors, packing in the leftist scum, and we're going to drop them in the ocean, rhetorically or metaphorically speaking, I suppose.
00:08:31.840I guess we should admit it's Valentine's Day.
00:08:35.360Can you think of a dumber holiday, Ken?
00:08:44.480I should say, I said it's Valentine's Day.
00:08:47.540It's not Valentine's Day, but this is the show closest to Valentine's Day.
00:08:53.700I sit around every year, this stuff, this Valentine's Day nonsense comes up, and it's like Mother's Day and Father's Day and all these other holidays.
00:09:06.860I'm pretty sure it was made up by the greeting card companies.
00:09:11.460Maybe the candy companies and the florists have a little hand in it, too.
00:09:16.400But it's just one of these things where you are expected to spend money on these prepackaged sentiments and shower the object of your romantic desire in these baubles and trinkets and sweets and all that sort of thing.
00:09:38.340And since the expectation is there, if you don't do that, you're going to be in the doghouse.
00:09:45.000So pretty much all the males who are depending on their significant other, either lucky or unlucky enough to have a significant other, they have to go spend all this money.
00:10:02.300And oddly enough, with all these decades and decades of feminist advancements, I don't see too many women calling these florists and buying hundreds of dollars worth of candy and stuffed animals and such to give their man.
00:10:45.640But Valentine's Day, I wonder who is taking all these religious holidays, and I wonder who is figuring out a way, how in the world can I market to foolish Americans and convince women that if they don't get showered and stuff that they're going to toss out or eat in a week, their husbands are rotten.
00:11:07.100It's just, if you want, it's a religious holiday.
00:11:10.040So go be religious, or otherwise just ignore it.
00:11:13.340But, you know, little Sally Q, well, her friend got X, Y, and Z from a husband who probably got it on a credit card, and oh my gosh, Hakuna Matata, the circle of life continues.
00:11:29.820I guess I should have thought it through, but I was unaware that it was a religious holiday that, like, the Catholic Church had a particular day that was St. Valentine's Day.
00:11:39.300I knew that it was a Catholic saint that he was or whatever, but, you know, not being Catholic, I don't know these things.
00:11:52.820Yeah, that's me, but, you know, the religious holidays, there is a certain group of people who are probably highly overrepresented in the field of marketing.
00:12:11.800I'm pretty sure they have a hand in turning them into these commercial claptraps that they really are.
00:12:20.100I mean, of course, Valentine's Day is certainly not the worst of them.
00:12:24.220I mean, Christmas would be, Christmas or Easter, either one, they probably tie as the most important holidays in any Christian religion.
00:12:39.380You know, the birth of Christ and the resurrection of Christ, and both of those have been turned into consumerist shit shows, especially Christmas, more than any.
00:12:51.680But, and I think the, you know, the tradition of giving gifts and all that at Christmas is great.
00:12:58.640But, I mean, it does have its roots in religion.
00:13:01.120And it's us emulating the three wise men is the way it was taught to me when I was a kid.
00:13:07.540That's why we give gifts is because the three kings traveled across the desert to bestow gifts upon the Christ child.
00:13:17.840But this, all this stuff of saying, okay, we're going to have a day where on this day,
00:13:25.600you go out and you have to buy this particular thing from these particular industries or you're a bad person and your spouse, girlfriend, family, mother, father, whatever, are going to be disappointed.
00:13:40.100It's, yeah, that's pretty, whether they did it or not, that's a pretty Jew-y way to sell people stuff.
00:13:47.020Yeah, when you've got kids, though, you've got to counterbalance it against, they're only six and seven.
00:13:52.940They don't want to hear about, you know, planned obsolescence and consumer culture and environmental sustainability.
00:13:59.680All they know is they want Buffy the robot dog or whatever.
00:16:26.400And the thing was, the old people would always say, and it made sense to me, well, you know, if you buy them this much stuff, they don't appreciate any of it.
00:17:02.380I was going to say, like, this Christmas, I bought my boys a couple of good pairs of, like, winter clothes and winter boots so they could go out and do sledding and stuff like that.
00:17:13.300And, by God, they remember it every time we go out to the mountain.
00:17:23.100And, yeah, you know, I guess a good point about it is, like, if you go and – if you ever read Little House on the Prairie, I don't know if they have kids read that in school anymore.
00:17:35.880But, you know, we read all those Laura Ingalls Wilder books when I was in elementary school as part of our reading classes.
00:17:43.840And in the actual book, Little House on the Prairie, they had the portrayal of the Christmas when they had moved to that prairie.
00:17:52.980And it's, like, one of the neighbors had gone into town to get them presents.
00:17:58.480And he'd come back through a torrential storm and forded a river and everything.
00:18:01.640And the presents were, like, little bags of nuts and some fruit and a little hard candy.
00:18:22.320No, the worst part about it is people going into debt to buy all this crap that kids aren't going to appreciate and they're not going to use.
00:19:12.960They all get secondhand stuff because, in my mind, it's like, why am I going to spend money on stuff that you're just going to outgrow or you're going to rip up?
00:19:20.320So church, like, secondhand free swaps and all that.
00:19:48.980But now, you know, they go and they'll spend $300 on a pair of diesel jeans that the factory has made holes in them and such to make them look worn out.
00:20:00.340It's just consumerism has made everybody crazy.
00:20:03.960But, yeah, this Valentine's Day stuff, what a load of crap.
00:20:06.860And, I mean, honestly, with the state of the relationship between the sexes now, the genders, and, of course, I'm referring to the two genders, the only ones that actually exist.
00:20:23.320It would really shock me if somebody came out with some stats and said, well, you know, like a good significant percentage, maybe even half of the people in society today have a decent relationship with the opposite sex and, you know, that's somehow deserving of spending all this money.
00:20:47.080But, you know, I mean, I don't even want to go into that.
00:20:55.540But let's talk about one or two things and we'll get the show rolling.
00:21:02.520First of all, our guest tonight is Andrew Anglin.
00:21:06.680And because of schedules and such, we pre-recorded our interview with him and we are – this is our third week, right, of using this new software that we're using so that the show can actually sound good with everybody not being in the same studio.
00:21:27.980And, yeah, and Ken is doing a great job with it, as anybody listening right now can hear.
00:21:34.540But, you know, we're making – or Ken, I should say, the producer, is making adjustments to how we do it every week and we had some problems with it today.
00:21:44.300So we lost the first few minutes of the interview.
00:21:48.400So when we start with this thing, just, you know, don't feel confused or like you missed something.
00:21:55.860You know, it'll probably start off at an odd point.
00:22:01.880And I get a lot of feedback from people saying that they want to have him on this – they want to hear him on the crypto report every week.
00:22:11.080And we're going to do whatever it takes to accommodate him so that we can make that work.
00:22:18.560You know, we've all – everybody on this show is – are busy people.
00:22:24.960And, you know, it's kind of – I guess it's probably our biggest hassle every week is just figuring out what day and time that all of us will be not only free but with our time to do the show.
00:22:40.040So, but free of distractions like people coming in and out of the house and dogs and all that other stuff.
00:22:49.380And then, you know, when we have guests, we have to be able to work it in with them too.
00:22:57.500So, you know, we're going to be improving all that stuff every week.
00:23:00.360But we got a great show for you anyway.
00:23:02.080We had – like I said, we got Andrew Anglin for our guest.
00:23:08.120And because of the hectic situation that especially myself and as it turns out everybody else on the show has had this week, I didn't think it would be right to try to schedule another guest.
00:23:21.360We have some great guests lined up that – I mean, we have weeks and weeks' worth of guests.
00:23:28.560But – so, instead of bringing on another guest today, what we're doing is we have one of the best guests you could ever have is our executive producer, Carolus Rex.
00:23:39.520And he's going to join us for the second half of the show.
00:23:42.780So, hopefully, we're going to be able to entertain and inform everybody tonight and keep them listening.
00:23:51.300Um, I would like, before we get into the show, I'd like to bring something up.
00:23:57.940Um, whether you're, uh, listening to this show on SoundCloud or directly from a post on the Daily Stormer or from a YouTube video that we have posted,
00:24:10.460uh, there is a Bitcoin link in the description right under the, uh, player that you're listening to right now.
00:24:22.580And, um, this software that we're using is not free, is it, Ken?
00:24:30.680And, uh, I've been asking for donations and I have posted the donation link everywhere I could post it.
00:24:42.300Um, and in like three weeks, we've gotten three donations, which, I mean, I appreciate the donations and all,
00:24:52.560but what I think the problem we have here is, uh, is a couple of them.
00:24:55.980Uh, the first problem is a lot of people don't want to do Bitcoin.
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00:25:34.300A whole lot of time goes into these shows.
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00:25:47.420that's what we're going for is to sound natural and be good at this.
00:25:50.360But there's tons of prep work that goes into this.
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00:26:26.040Because there's not a one of us on this show who's just flush with cash and we're basically doing this out of our pocket outside of donations.
00:26:42.640So I guess we'll just get this thing going and, uh, start our segment with Andrew Anglin now.
00:26:53.680Yeah, no, there's a clip of this guy, this judge throwing an emotional fit, whining about these blacks.
00:27:02.220I mean, I, I don't even know exactly what the ruling was.
00:27:05.140It, uh, I was like on a parking ticket, but it was, you know, I mean, this guy had like a breakdown, emotional breakdown and said black lives matter.
00:27:18.400And, and he, and he was using Dindu brain logic too.
00:27:23.320Uh, he said, well, you know, when blacks are, uh, I don't remember what percent exactly he said, he said something like when blacks are 20% of our society, which is too high.
00:27:34.200And there's 60% of the, um, arrests, it was something like arrests, including force or something like that.
00:27:43.000Then something's wrong in this country.
00:27:47.360It's the fact that we've got all these blacks here who are so damn violent.
00:27:50.940Uh, but he thinks that just looking at these percentages, of course, and everybody being exactly the same and just like us, that the only way this could possibly be happening is that all these cops are running around, you know, and they're wearing their robes and hoods under their uniform.
00:28:08.420And they're just looking for blacks to abuse.
00:28:11.280Well, you're right about him using the Dindu brain.
00:28:14.060Um, I took a look at his judicial ruling on this one and it says here in the fourth paragraph that the white officers involved were likely just jealous because they had smaller dicks.
00:28:40.340Ann Coulter had a good theory that came out in her article though.
00:28:43.280And that's a Trump, uh, he's raising a fit about this one now and getting the populace really, really ired up because he's got Congress working for him and he's just going to cut off immigration entirely.
00:28:53.820And do we remember, yeah, wouldn't this be a great, Oh, well, look, I, you know, look at these liberal Supreme court justices.
00:29:14.220And, and, and, you know, not, not to get too deep into the technical crap because people don't care about that stuff really.
00:29:21.360But, but the main thing here is that, um, you know, this law that they keep quoting, which actually is the law that says that the president can shut down immigration altogether or against a particular individual or a particular group of individuals for any reason whatsoever.
00:29:40.100As long as in the president's determination that they're either threat to national security or public order, um, that's never, ever had a court decision on it because no president has ever enforced it.
00:29:56.900So he's just wanting one decision saying, yep, that's the law.
00:30:02.680And then he can do exactly what you're saying.
00:30:04.760And there's not anything these people can do after this.
00:30:07.080It will, it will, my prediction is it will be this one fight.
00:30:12.360And then the Supreme court decision, when they decide, yes, the president has the authority to ban any or all immigrants for any reason whatsoever.
00:30:22.400Then you're going to see some real shit.
00:30:24.860Well, I don't believe that Trump could have not known that this ruling was coming.
00:30:30.000So, I mean, this is, this is that 4d chess again, because, um, you know, he's got a lot of smart people around him and that this was not something that's like unpredictable that the court would, would go to war over this.
00:30:42.920Uh, and that they would find some, you know, Jewish, Jewish, uh, district to rule on it.
00:30:48.260So, uh, I, I think this has to be part of the plan and, um, you know, I mean, we can, we can try and predict what's going to happen next, but, uh, I think whatever it is, it's going to be, it's going to be good.
00:31:01.140And I mean, the, the whole, the whole concept here that we're, we're all together now fighting against the, the, the Jewish run court system is, uh, I mean, this is a positive development that is drawing attention.
00:31:14.740He forces these people to expose themselves.
00:31:16.580And I mean, when you look at the law, the way the law is written, I mean, clearly Trump has the authority to do this and they, they're, they're blocking him because they, they are, they are operating illegally.
00:31:27.480I mean, there's no, there's no, uh, system within the United States law that allows for judges to just make political decisions.
00:31:39.420Um, I mean, it's, it's just, the concept is insane.
00:31:42.000I mean, who is running the government?
00:31:43.580If the, if the judiciary is just allowed to declare, like we're overriding the president and we're just, we're just running the country ourselves now.
00:31:52.940Um, I mean, you can't, uh, a government can't operate like that.
00:31:56.560I mean, you know, they'll say it's checks and balances.
00:31:58.660Well, I mean, this is, this is not a, this is not a check or a balance.
00:32:02.520This, this is an override of, um, of the, uh, of the, the executive authority of the president who, who, who has this, this authority to protect the country.
00:32:14.460And, um, you know, I, I think that this doesn't really make sense to anybody.
00:32:18.060Well, I'm trying to figure out where the relevant authority came from, because all I read was that the constitution says when it comes to immigration, Congress is the people that pass the laws dictating how it's going to be done and how it's going to be enforced.
00:32:29.800And the president's expected to carry it out.
00:33:57.420They impeached him, but they didn't have the votes to remove him.
00:34:00.720So it was basically just the Republicans saying, you've been a very bad boy, but they, but they have the numbers in Congress now that they can impeach and remove these judges.
00:34:12.660And they're going to have to start doing that post haste if they don't want this crap just bogged down.
00:34:21.040I mean, look at the things that we've got now.
00:34:23.180We've got abortion, we've got gay marriage and all this.
00:34:26.080And none of this stuff would have been passed.
00:34:29.160And that's been proven with the gay marriage.
00:34:31.520None of this stuff would have been passed.
00:34:34.100Had it been left up to the people, had there been a referendum on it.
00:34:37.340And that goes with this immigration garbage too.
00:36:43.000Well, it ends up being, you know, I mean like a priesthood, this judiciary where these people just make decisions based on their own moral authority, which is not anywhere near how the system is supposed to work.
00:36:56.980I mean these people are – the job of a judge is to interpret the law.
00:37:13.340I mean everybody knows this, but it's kind of like – I mean I don't know how much this is in the minds of the people really, this idea that they're not even supposed to be doing this.
00:37:27.000They see them doing it, but that they have no constitutional or otherwise any right whatsoever to be changing the laws in the way that they're doing and, you know, overriding the president like this.
00:37:40.200So, I mean what Trump has done by, I believe, purposefully setting something up to be overruled by these activist judges has brought this problem to the forefront that we can now talk about it.
00:37:52.960I mean basically everything Trump does is some kind of a trap for the Jews, and I think this is another – yet another case of that.
00:38:38.300But this doctrine they have where they're not just interpreting it.
00:38:45.940They're saying that, you know, every word in it is an interpreted thing.
00:38:48.900And that comes from a doctrine that I believe was established by Earl Warren where they say the Constitution is a living document.
00:38:59.760The way that lots of evangelicals now say that the Bible is a living book and that the meaning of it changes as time passes.
00:39:08.600And what you're basically saying is if I don't agree with what's in there, I just make up whatever I want the thing to say and I come up with some specious argument about why it means that.
00:39:23.120And they come – and all of a sudden you find all these rights in the Constitution that were never in there.
00:39:28.680I mean, does anybody really think that Madison and Jefferson had – were sitting there thinking, you know, we had really better encode the right to butt sex in this thing because butt sex, you know, if we outlaw butt sex, that's just un-American.
00:39:48.880No, they put it in there that if there was a disagreement over the law that couldn't be solved in Congress, it was supposed to be arbitrated.
00:39:55.360And whether or not it was constitutional or not, it was a court's only function.
00:40:00.500But like any other government bureaucracy, they're going to be slowly grabbing more and more and more power because that's just what they want to do.
00:40:08.500And it's another example of where the left is just – they've used the system to gain their benefits.
00:40:49.500He was – I mean whatever conservative means anymore, I guess he was.
00:40:55.160But this neocon BS, this compassionate conservatism is just as far left as the mainstream Democrat Party when it comes to social issues.
00:41:07.380And in a lot of ways it's even worse because they have – they feel they have to constantly signal that they are not as racist as the far left.
00:41:18.980That the far left are the real racist.
00:41:22.620It's just like Ted Cruz has been squealing about how – this week about how the Democrats are the party of the Ku Klux Klan.
00:41:31.280They brought that old canard up again.
00:41:33.720It's like the Democratic Party created the Ku Klux Klan, which is total garbage.
00:41:38.040But, you know, it just points to the mindset these people have.
00:41:42.100That's why everybody voted for Trump, you know, even though he used the term conservative for himself.
00:41:48.300Everybody voted for Trump because he's not a conservative.
00:41:50.980He's a populist, which they have been – everybody's been wanting for a long time now.
00:41:56.760All that populism means is that you do the will of the people, which is what we're – which would mean that whatever candidate is running, the American way would be for him to be a populist, would it not?
00:42:11.360Well, yeah, and this is – I mean, when they attack populism, this is like the popular thing now in the Jewish media to attack populism.
00:42:18.620And it's like, well, what do you mean?
00:42:35.820Yeah, that's the concept, that these minorities are the ones who should rule over the majority and over the people, that you have weirdos and subgroups of, you know – I mean, in America, obviously, sub – racial subgroups.
00:42:50.560And, you know, sexual deviance and so on, that they have the right to inflict their will upon the masses.
00:42:59.780So then populism is a negative concept, that the actual – like the will of the people being done is a bad thing.
00:43:08.800And, you know, I mean, it's just – any of this stuff, man, it just gets to the point where it's so ridiculous and Jewish.
00:43:15.480The only thing you can say is, like, this is so Jewish.
00:43:19.620I mean, just like when you're talking about the living document, the Constitution or, you know, any of these issues really that we talk about.
00:43:27.780I mean, you just get to the point where it's just like, well, what is the point of even commenting on this?
00:43:33.540That's all you can really say about it.
00:43:35.160And when something is Jewish, it just means that it's purposefully meant to confuse you and just not have any real solid meaning that you can pen down and make sense of.
00:43:49.980And so when they say, you know, well, we're for democracy.
00:43:54.400It's like, well, you know, I mean, you can break that down, but it doesn't really – you don't really come to any kind of understanding of what they're saying because there's not really any meaning in what they're saying.
00:44:04.220And this is just – this is the wall that you hit any time when you're dissecting these Jewish agendas is that there's just no real meaning in anything that they're saying.
00:44:16.700So it's almost like they're getting you to do work by trying to figure out what the hell they're even talking about.
00:44:24.200I think you hit it on a real basic, easy-to-understand level there, Andrew.
00:44:30.300And the reason populism has been demonized is because it usually represents the collective will of ordinary Americans.
00:44:38.200Ordinary Americans are not in favor of all this stuff that they're trying to bring up.
00:45:25.860But, yeah, the other thing that comes to mind with this that's another really good recent example is when Trump started saying during the campaign that from now on the focus was going to be America first.
00:45:40.120And they went nuts saying that, you know, oh, this is just the old style anti-Semitism and Nazism because that's what Charles Lindbergh's group was called back in the 30s was America first.
00:45:52.000And they want to spin it to Americans that putting the interests of America before the interests of Israel and the United Nations.
00:47:09.840Because if you're not anti-Semitic, then, you know, according to their definition, then you have to hold opinions and vote in a manner that is bad for America.
00:48:48.460He's, you know, I mean, he's obviously sitting there on camera, but he's like, yeah, you know, I'm a sneaky Jew.
00:48:53.660And I mean, it's almost like a self-mockery where he says anything that's left of my career and influence because he knows everybody hates him.
00:49:16.080Well, and the flip side to that is that he, like most of these elite Jews, is so convinced of his own brilliance that he thinks that despite everyone hating him and knowing what his motives are,
00:49:29.820is that if he just keeps doing the narrative around properly, that eventually the Goyen will go along.
00:49:36.800And the argument that he's making there is that this is a virtue of a capitalist society is that, you know, you have people come in here and he listed off the Irish and the Italians.
00:49:46.140You know, that's always the old foot in the door when they're talking to the white Goyen about immigration.
00:49:51.140And he says, you know, these people came in here and they worked hard and everything.
00:49:55.720And he said, you know, and the way the capitalist society works is that within two or three generations, they've made it to the upper middle class and their kids are all spoiled and none of them want to work.
00:50:04.420And you have to bring in these new people who want to work like the Mexicans.
00:50:07.920Now, he actually mentioned the Mexicans.
00:50:10.760This is some kind of like eternal cosmic cycle, the capitalist cycle that you just like it's like something in ancient Hinduism, like the cycle of capitalism.
00:50:24.160Yeah, no, I mean, it's it's stupid that capitalism is another one of these Jewish like nonsense things like what what is it you know, what does it mean?
00:50:36.920How how did it become some kind of like religious value of America when I mean, again, it's not it's not like in the Constitution.
00:50:45.000This is not something that like, you know, we were founded on capitalism.
00:50:48.480But they just come up with this stuff like like that.
00:50:51.300It's, you know, like like with the I just wrote an article today about the the freedom of press thing and these Jews like Tapper coming out and saying, oh, my God, how can how can Donald Trump question the the media?
00:51:07.020The media is a sacred institution in democracy and this stuff like it somehow has some basis and some kind of historical, you know, sacred.
00:51:18.140They basically act like the first amendment of the Constitution means just Jewish media can't ever be questioned that you can't ever say, well, this is this is a lie.
00:51:29.920These Jews are lying to you because then it's like it's like Hitler and it's against against America.
00:51:36.600But I mean, I pulled the quotes from from Thomas Jefferson talking about fake news and talking about how these people just lie and lie and lie.
00:51:44.460So, I mean, they take any of this any of this stuff that they want to do and they they they enshrine it as some kind of sacred religious type value.
00:52:01.020Yeah, and the way and they're so hypocritical about it.
00:52:06.200And this isn't something I like to bring up a lot because, you know, everybody in the alt-right and especially, you know, people who have been into nationalism longer than the alt-right has been around.
00:52:16.200They're completely aware that the Jews have a double standard about everything.
00:52:21.640But these guys all worship Abraham Lincoln and the same ones who are screaming about all this stuff now.
00:52:28.980And Abraham Lincoln, when he was ready to fire up that civil war, all the Yankee newspaper editors who didn't like it, he just clapped irons on him and threw him in prison for the duration of the war.
00:52:40.340Yeah. And when he had judges he didn't like, he threatened to send federal troops to arrest him.
00:53:22.600I realize that it's been going on so long that most Americans don't think about it very much is that we are in a declared hot war right now.
00:53:32.300And that even though we have declared it against a couple of countries here and there, that it's really a war against Islam.
00:53:39.700That's what it's all been ever since we got entangled in the Middle East.
00:53:42.740It's been a sometimes cold, sometimes hot war against Islam.
00:53:47.540And they're trying to say that, well, you know, our enemies have the constitutional right to come here.
00:53:53.380Well, BS, that the American people have the constitutional right to their lives.
00:54:15.520It's the same protest where they're chanting death to America.
00:54:18.280They're saying we have a right to come to your country, which I mean, obviously, I don't you know, the Iran thing is sensitive because the Jews are pushing for a war with them.
00:54:28.620But, you know, I mean, when they're sending off missiles and chanting death to America and saying that they I mean, those two things, OK, whatever, you know, those two things.
00:54:39.340They're not going to hit us with a missile, you know, and, you know, so who cares?
00:54:42.860But I mean, when they start saying they have a right to come into our country and they demand the right to come into our country, I mean, that that just really it does piss you off.
00:54:51.960Well, not only that, but I mean, like the the main Ayatollah over there, common eye or however you pronounce his last name, I mean, I mean, I mean, OK, well, you know, he ordered all the Iranians in America to take to the streets against Trump, whatever that means.
00:55:12.500Oh, cool. So we can go back to intern internment camps because the Japanese didn't even do anything.
00:55:18.980And if he's like getting explicit orders, awesome.
00:55:22.580How many fifth columns are we going to allow in this country before people actually stand up and say enough?
00:55:38.480Maybe there's also the speculation going that Trump may be approaching a scorched earth policy in regards to this.
00:55:45.380Maybe he is legitimately didn't think about it.
00:55:47.540Maybe he legitimately got caught off guard thinking this was this was totally within his ballywick and it wasn't going to be a problem.
00:55:53.320And maybe just maybe Trump is going to secretly hope that one of these snack bars is going to inadvertently explode and say,
00:56:00.240people of America, these are the faces of the people responsible.
00:56:05.900Well, that's that's that's certainly the case.
00:56:10.860Yeah, that's certainly the case on a lot of fronts, because, you know, one of the things I believe it was in the first executive orders that Trump started signing right after the inauguration is that now the feds are going to start posting every week.
00:56:26.920They're going to post all the crimes committed by illegal aliens.
00:56:31.880And I think that they should be doing that with refugees and foreign nationals as well, whether they're here and the.
00:56:55.260I'm going to look it up and see if it's actually been instituted yet, because if they're ignoring it, then something's going on and they don't want that brought up.
00:57:01.920Yeah, well, you know, one thing that they ought to be posting right off the bat is this woman who went and reported to ICE or whatever, whatever subdivision of Homeland Security that is that she had to report to.
00:57:18.720That's the I'm talking about the woman who got deported in Arizona.
00:57:22.280She should have been deported a long time ago.
00:57:27.240The reason that she was having to report every month was because she had been convicted of identity theft, which put her on the deportation list.
00:57:36.260And the Obama administration gave her a pass and said, no, you can stay here so long as you report every month.
00:58:04.780So he did it in secret and she goes in there to report and she and six others who went in there to report to that little office that day all got arrested.
00:58:12.660And all these beaners and, of course, there were white lift is out there, too.
00:58:16.460But all these beaners, many of them illegal.
00:58:18.680I'm sure they came right out there and got in the road and surrounded the van and stopped traffic and all this other stuff.
00:58:26.420These people are just criminals and they feel so entitled to be here.
00:58:32.100Like the next day, they got some beaner activist that got all the family members together.
00:58:38.040And most of the family members could not even speak English.
00:58:41.900And I'm sitting here thinking, wow, I wish ICE would show up right now and arrest all of them, too, while they're giving their news conference.
00:58:50.920Well, somebody just sent me this thing.
00:59:21.140You know, it costs a huge, huge factor more to educate these beaner kids than it does the American kids because we have to educate the beaner kids in their own language.
00:59:33.900That's another thing the courts have ruled.
00:59:35.400Before the courts ruled that, you know, like 30 years ago, when they would get kids in the public school system who couldn't speak English, they would put them, before they put them in the rest of the school, they would put them in a program called English immersion.
00:59:50.720And that would be what they focused on until the children understood English fluently.
00:59:57.180And then they could be rolled in with the rest of the school and at least try to learn on the same level as the white kids.
01:00:04.020On a practical level, that doesn't happen, though, as what happens is they get the immersion, and I can speak from experience on this one, and then they get taken out and there are extra people hired to help them get caught up because they're so ruthlessly far behind.
01:00:18.940I mean, seriously, we're not talking about North Asians here for the most part.
01:00:22.800We're talking about Mestizos and Arabs and Africans and dotheads and such, and, you know, I mean, it's a whole other show where we could talk about how horrible it is that we have rolled these people in with our children because, you know, unlike what the left claimed would happen in which this rising tide of education would lift all those ships, no matter what color they were, what it did was it sunk our kids down to their level, which anybody with a brain knew would happen.
01:00:51.400But because, you know, the whole class has to be taught at whatever the rate of the dumbest kid in it is, you know, Tyrone.
01:00:59.560That's what the basic concept of Common Core was like, you know, codifying what you just described, this everybody just at the bottom, because it was like it made it impossible for anybody to understand anything that's going on.
01:01:17.860I mean, you look, you can watch videos on YouTube or look up, you know, stuff that people have, a lot of women, you know, women are concerned about kids and schools and stuff.
01:01:37.480But that, that was the point was to kind of make it so you got rid of this, this racial education gap and just made it so nobody has any idea what's going on with any of that stuff.
01:02:11.960Yeah, well, the, the thing is, you know, and, and I've seen this stuff because right here in the local school district, they had hired this big, uh, uh, superintendent of schools from Austin.
01:02:28.140And so that means they brought this retarded liberal to this little rural town where there are no liberals basically.
01:02:35.000And, uh, you know, because of his wonderful credentials and the first thing that he did was got out there shilling for Common Core saying, yeah, we're going to do Common Core here and everything.
01:03:37.080I mean, when you look, the schools have degenerated to the point to where they are basically holding pins now.
01:03:43.960And especially when you get, uh, to an, I'm not even going to say an inner city school, just a school where there's lots of diversity.
01:03:51.680You have all this racial tension and the white kids constantly getting picked on by every other group.
01:03:59.660And then you have the system holding the administrators back saying, okay, well, look now, you know, you are disciplining the black kids too much because your school is 30% black, but 60% of your detention and 80% of your suspensions are of these black children.
01:04:18.620Now you've got to stop it with this racism.
01:04:20.320Your school is 60% white, so we want to see 60% of the detentions and 60% of the, uh, suspensions be of white children, or we're going to cut your federal funds.
01:04:44.420And see one of the, and it's so insidious throughout the entire system, like this little city that I used to do government watchdog stuff on, they wanted to annex this subdivision.
01:04:55.700And to do so, they had to submit a racial profiling report from their police department to the department of justice to prove that they aren't arresting blacks or minorities, not arresting, but ticketing blacks and minorities at a higher level than the rest of the population.
01:05:17.940And my point at that time was, well, what this means is that they're letting all the local blacks just get away with everything because these blacks around here, everybody knows that the majority of them, they don't bother to go and get their registration stickers.
01:05:32.500They're all driving around with warrants for unpaid tickets.
01:05:35.020But because of federal regulations, these cops just sit back and twiddle their thumbs when 90% of the blacks drive by with all these violations.
01:05:42.160But they can pull over as many white people for as much specious BS as they want.
01:05:47.360Well, that's why they, you know, the lower down the crime is, the more equal the races are because they just dismiss black crimes.
01:06:01.280But blacks on small crimes, like the unpaid tickets or, you know, small theft or domestic whatever.
01:06:12.320But on, you know, if you go out and kill or rape somebody, the court can't, you can't just dismiss that and, you know, just not prosecute them for it.
01:06:21.240So it's like they give these people so much leeway on the lower levels, which is why you have more racial equality as far as convictions and prosecutions for more minor crimes.
01:06:37.140Because they can just say, oh, my God, there's too many black people committing these crimes.
01:07:05.460Swinging back around to the original point on the immigration thing, though.
01:07:08.840I mean, at its core, what was he doing that was 100% sensible?
01:07:12.220He was saying, I want 90 days to stop everything and review our security procedures, right?
01:07:18.560And the moment the population figures out that all Trump is really asking for is something that a lot of people probably, I think, even polled today, people still agree with.
01:07:29.600Yeah, maybe we should take a look at those screenings because we haven't been doing so hot with the refugees lately.
01:07:37.100Trump is going out there and deporting people like he said he was going to that already have criminal convictions for being in here illegally and we know where they are?
01:07:44.940Yeah, why aren't we doing that already?
01:07:46.320I'm just – I'm speculating what an average American is thinking about all this going on.
01:07:52.420And all that needs to happen – and we didn't have a president that would do this before.
01:07:55.760But now we do, where he'll turn right around and say, these are the people that are doing it to you.
01:09:16.340You know, Andrew, you posted yesterday, I believe, a video from Black Pigeon Speaks
01:09:22.220where he threw all the statistics out there on approval or disapproval of immigration enforcement.
01:09:30.020And he didn't just put them out there like as a bulk statistic.
01:09:35.840He separated them up among the various racial groups.
01:09:39.340And, surprisingly enough, the majority of Blacks, Hispanics, and Asians – and by majority, I mean majority, over 50% of all three groups –
01:09:51.440said that they preferred enforcement of the existing laws, meaning, you know, deportation and such –
01:10:01.180to deal with the immigration problem that we have over amnesty and all these other options that everybody's thrown out there.
01:10:09.000So, I mean, even – you know, when it comes to people who are citizens of the United States
01:10:14.820who are actually trying to participate in the workforce and all this other stuff,
01:10:19.420yeah, I mean, the media portrays it like it's a white people versus everybody else thing.
01:10:24.480But, basically, even on the level of just cheap civic nationalism, everybody supports this.
01:11:44.640It's not an actual pathological altruism, but it's just the aspects and the Jewish arguments were more vulnerable towards them – to them
01:11:52.320because of the way our psyches formed in our individual evolution in northern European climates.
01:12:02.520So, you know, we are open to these ideas and what they do is they come in and exploit those vulnerabilities.
01:12:13.060But everybody else – I mean, everybody else is thinking in much more practical, realistic terms.
01:12:17.420So, of course, the Mexicans understand that, you know, if America is 100% Mexican, I mean, the percentage to which it is Mexican
01:12:24.260is the percentage to which it's going to be like Mexico.
01:12:27.260And so if they fled Mexico because they didn't like living in a Mexican society, then that's – they would probably be more inclined to be against immigration.
01:12:39.180But, I mean, a lot of these Mexicans are just like, well, we're conquering whites.
01:12:49.100We want to take everything they have and just turn it into Mexico.
01:12:52.540And this is a – I mean, it's a significant portion of the – I mean, as – like you said, I mean, I don't know – of citizens, it might be a majority of Mexicans don't feel that way.
01:13:05.980But, you know, I mean, a lot of them do.
01:13:08.980They feel like they're just coming in and conquering.
01:13:10.780So there's those two different mindsets, I guess.
01:13:15.480Well, and the thing is – and listeners, don't get me wrong.
01:13:18.860I don't want any of these people in my country.
01:13:21.580But there's a difference between these Hispanics who have been here forever and the ones who have been flooding over the border for the last few decades.
01:14:21.400And you've got all these people who live in the Northeast and the Southwest and all who have lived here forever, who's the only thing that makes them Hispanic is their last name because their ancestors came here from Spain.
01:14:37.080And these are just white people, you know.
01:14:39.460But the Latinos, yeah, they're a whole different thing.
01:14:44.520And one of the things that I think on this pathological altruism thing is most of these people who are supportive of open borders and all, and I'm talking about white, upper-middle-class types,
01:15:01.240their only contact with the Latinos is these first-generation Mexicans who slip across the border and want to mow their yards and do that kind of thing.
01:15:12.880And, of course, these people are, they want to work hard and they're very polite and they'll do whatever is asked of them and all that.
01:15:22.680And they think, oh, this is what they're like.
01:15:24.700Well, what they're not seeing is all the ones who come across that are worthless piles of crap to start with.
01:15:32.340And the other thing is that the children of these mestizos who come over here wanting to mow our yards, the ones who are born here and become citizens here,
01:15:41.600become a whole different animal from the peasants who cross the border.
01:15:47.820They get radicalized through the public school system and the media and all, and they grow up to hate us worse than these BLM dindus.
01:15:55.640Yeah, no, that's the Richwine study showed this.
01:15:59.620I mean, they basically act like black people, the second generation.
01:16:07.920They're not, I mean, they're not capable of dealing with the, basically the material wealth of the white society.
01:16:21.500And they're not capable of getting the, you know, because they're not smart enough.
01:16:25.540They do not have the IQ to be able to compete in the work environment that whites have created.
01:16:31.000So, you know, they want these trinkets and these status symbols because that's how brown people function is on these, you know, symbols of, you know, I got this.
01:16:43.800Which goes back to just a tribal war culture where they would stack up skulls of their enemies and so on.
01:16:51.180And, I mean, you see this, if you go back and look at any of these people's history, their entire history was just about like killing their enemies.
01:17:02.280But, I mean, definitely if you look at the Mayan and Aztec cultures of the Central Americans and South Americans, this was their whole way of doing things.
01:17:15.940So, and obviously the Africans are even worse.
01:17:18.940The Africans didn't even have anything at all besides just killing each other and eating each other.
01:17:23.140So, this idea of like acquiring things and status symbols that you're, you know, you're a warrior that you were able to go out and kill people and get their bones and their jewels and so on.
01:17:40.740So, these Mexicans want these status symbols, but they don't have the ability to compete in the workplace.
01:17:45.240So, they turn to crime, you know, drug dealing and everything else.
01:17:52.700Whereas the first generation is just like, doop-de-doop-de-doop, I'll mow your lawn for $5.
01:17:59.500You know, they don't have that same mindset because they didn't grow up in the material, very materialistic culture that we've developed in the United States.
01:18:12.820Well, regression to the mean is a real thing.
01:18:17.320Racial regression to the mean is absolutely a real thing, though.
01:18:20.640We might have been taking in a very talented percentage of their population.
01:18:24.100You see India complaining about the brain drain, for example.
01:18:27.200But those kids are going to revert back just naturally to the mean IQ for the given population.
01:18:56.220There's so much anecdotal evidence of that.
01:18:58.460And, you know, I'm old enough that several times in my life I have lived in an all-white neighborhood and somebody would put their house up for sale and they'd get an offer from the blacks.
01:19:10.920And people would get concerned about it and say, look, raise the price or something.
01:19:30.620When their kids are big enough, if they have more than one or two, it's just an absolute certainty.
01:19:37.140When their kids are big enough to haul stuff off, you're not going to be able to leave your lawnmower out in the front yard long enough to get a glass of water.
01:19:43.540And that's been proven true every single time.
01:19:48.180Yeah, that would be the start of my distaste for them as well.
01:19:51.840If you saw a black family where I was growing up in the suburbs of Portland, like a nice, wealthy suburb, there's a good chance if you saw a black man over 35, he was probably a lawyer or a dentist or some other professional capacity.
01:20:37.220This is one that I'd like your opinion on, as I'd mentioned this.
01:20:40.220We've got Hispanic people that have been interbreeding with other Hispanic people since before Arizona was a state, before it was even a territory, and their family's been living there for like 500 years.
01:20:50.900I'm trying to decide how hardcore I feel about, like, well, how much of a right do I have to just kick them the hell out?
01:21:02.600I mean, this type of morality where you need some kind of like abstract justification for defending your tribe is, I think, a useless form of morality, and it pretty much needs to just be thrown out.
01:21:15.580I mean, we don't need any kind of moral justification for just doing what's best for our people.
01:21:21.960I mean, in that case, you would want to ask, are these people, is it good for us to have these people there?
01:21:31.360Which, I mean, you know, in the 1940s or 50s or, you know, back when, whenever, when these people were there, they've been there for a long time, obviously.
01:21:44.320You know, were they causing a problem?
01:21:47.880I mean, I don't know that we necessarily, I mean, it's like, you know, Sweden has indigenous people there.
01:21:55.680The Sammies are like a gook type people that they have living there.
01:22:01.100And, you know, Russia has these ethnic minorities and so on.
01:22:04.260So, I mean, I don't know that, you know, when you have native peoples that have some kind of territory that's technically inside your jurisdiction, if they need to necessarily.
01:22:14.040It's just something that, you know, case by case, you just need to decide, is this working or not?
01:22:34.840I mean, these people are sitting around breaking themselves to death.
01:22:38.260They've been, they've been, I mean, it hasn't been covered in the media all that much, but they've been up there causing a load of trouble with that pipeline.
01:22:47.240Is this really them or is this white people and white women and hippies and Jews going in there and stirring these people up?
01:22:55.220Like, you know, I mean, they really care.
01:22:56.820Oh, no, this is Indians like Elizabeth Warren.
01:22:58.820Well, actually, you hit the nail on the head there because it's really Jews because just as a hobby for the last few days, I've been going on the Young Turks live stream every day and trolling the hell out of the Spurg chat.
01:23:13.500And they've been talking about this every day and it's just one Jew after another coming in there talking about, I was, I was just out there trying to help these poor native indigenous people and this corpse arrested me.
01:24:19.660I'll move 50 miles down the road right now.
01:24:22.080Well, it absolutely shows how low agency most of these Indians are that so many of them are still in poverty because casinos are just wildly popular, especially in areas where they're not like legal statewide.
01:24:38.080That's why, you know, places like Louisiana will make it legal to have casinos on the Red River so that everybody in Texas will drive to Shreveport gamble and it works.
01:24:48.220And, you know, the casinos up in Oklahoma, the same thing, Texans and people all over Oklahoma, they make that trip, man, weekly.
01:24:57.800Some of them several times weekly and just go up there and give them all their money.
01:25:01.620And all these Indians have to do is reach out to casino companies and say, hey, you know, come over here and build one here and just grease our palms.
01:25:10.340And these casinos, it just make them rich.
01:25:12.760But you've got so many of them who are just still like laying around these ruins of 50, 60-year-old mobile homes that they live in drinking grain alcohol and huffing glue all day.
01:25:26.640Well, these people are stupid, these Indians.
01:25:31.400But, no, I mean, I think they're a good example of a non-white population inside of a white, you know, border that's not really a problem population.
01:25:44.540I mean, I guess you could just throw them out because they're not really doing anything positive either.
01:25:49.280But it's kind of like a non – it's a non-issue when you compare them to the rest of these people.
01:25:55.740As far as the white people going out there, I mean, it is – it's somewhat understandable, I guess, that people romanticize Indians, you know, because it's like our lives have become so, as I said earlier, materialistic and meaningless.
01:26:13.720And it's like this romantic idea of these people who lived in concert with nature and had these spiritual values and all this stuff, which is basically just like a fantasy.
01:26:25.280Like it's not really even a real thing.
01:26:27.940I mean, maybe you could say that about like some like Buddhists in Asia, like that they had – they at one point had some kind of like thing that was like something that you would think about romantically.
01:26:39.100But, I mean, the Indians or any kind of like complete savage races, I mean, I don't think they ever really had any kind of spiritual like, you know, anything that really you would think that they would have had if you watched like Jewish media, movies about it and so on.
01:26:59.920I mean, I don't think that ever really even existed.
01:27:02.200I mean, you read about these Indians and they were just like violent.
01:27:10.400You know, the men – the reason that the men love to take prisoners so often was because that would keep the women off their backs.
01:27:19.580They'd bring the prisoners home and the women's chief hobby was torturing the prisoners.
01:27:24.660They had so – they had methods of torture that would make a Jew's head spin if they were trying to come up with something better from the Holocaust that the Indians actually did.
01:27:33.540I mean, they would do things like tie you to – the women would do things like tie you to a pole and open up your belly and pull out a little piece of your intestine and hand it to one of the dogs and watch while the dogs ran around and around and see how far the intestines would pull out while you're screaming tied to the pole.
01:28:04.220That's just a myth that they spread that white people invented scalping.
01:28:07.700I mean, there's no historical record anywhere of white people having done this before they came to the Americas and the Indians were doing it, which, I mean, it was used on the Indians themselves by white people, but it was the Indians who came up with that concept.
01:28:28.360Well, sure, and, you know, they had so many others, too.
01:28:34.540The Iroquois, I believe, is who it was.
01:28:37.820It was either the Iroquois or the Algonquin that practiced necklacing on the other tribe like the blacks in South Africa do, except they didn't have tires back then.
01:28:47.440So, you know, they would make these necklaces that were covered up in flammable materials and put it around their captured enemies' heads and light it on fire.
01:28:58.620And so, yeah, I mean, these – they were not – there's no such – go ahead.
01:29:08.860I mean, they would have seasonal wars, that they would just go to war with each other because it was the season of war, just, like, because it was fun.
01:29:18.160So, I mean, you know, I mean, I guess even that, you could actually say that's kind of romantic and interesting that these people are just like, like, yeah, let's go out and kill each other because it's that time of year.
01:29:29.480I mean, I guess you could probably romanticize that, but that's not what these people are doing.
01:29:37.260But, you know, the thing is, I guess what we can get – just break it down to its core here before we go to break is that there really is no such thing as the noble savage, is there?
01:29:54.880Any – I mean, nobility in itself is a civilized concept.
01:30:03.600That's what I said about, you know, some of the Asians, this idea they have of being at peace with everything.
01:30:09.860I mean, this is still – I mean, the Japanese and these old feudal Japanese societies, which probably you could – I mean, I'm just putting this out there.
01:30:17.340If you wanted to romanticize some non-white people because there's this idea of romanticizing something that's outside of yourself, you could maybe do that with, like, the Japanese.
01:30:26.680But, I mean, these were – they had a civilization, you know, they had an orderly society.
01:30:32.460And I don't think when you don't have some form of civilized order that you could have nobility.
01:30:40.680I mean, the concept of nobility is – I mean, it has to be – it has to have a certain groundwork of order in order to exist.
01:30:52.400I mean, you know, the exact – the word-for-word definition of nobility, I think you would have to have – you would have to have a basis of civilized order for it to be applicable, the concept.
01:31:04.940Well, the – one of the overall themes of nobility, of becoming noble or being noble yourself, is the ability and willingness to overcome your baser desires, which is one way to say the savage within yourself.
01:31:24.860Yeah, so, I mean, basically, the term noble savage is a oxymoron.
01:31:34.940Okay, well, what we're going to do is now, we're going to go to the break, and when we come back from the break, we're going to hear Ken's monologue, which I always say is the best part of this show.
01:31:46.900And then we're going to talk about some more stuff along the same lines, and a few more things, and we'll have the news with Carol.
01:31:55.900We don't have the minutes from the death camp this week, do we, Ken?
01:34:56.300This is Pastor, come on and all your lads hear the Patriots call.
01:35:20.840Earlier this week, there was a sporting event of some sort that drove the nation into a collective frenzy, a sort of critical mass that drove home the point.
01:35:30.840There are two countries vying for dominance within these borders, and our lives have become a series of spaces, rather than nations where we can feel at ease.
01:35:39.000We have spaces online for political discourse, a place to meet incognito and share a bit of fraternity between white men as comrades.
01:35:45.460And how well we know, as a people, besieged the fulfillment of this sentiment has guided our thinking and determination of what, if any, our fate should be as free white men.
01:35:55.540We also know that save for some of the older men and women of our movement, our spaces to be free have been compromised for most of our relatively short adult lives.
01:36:04.440The issue presses us as rigorously now as it ever has.
01:36:08.740Our government cannot, any longer, avoid confronting the problem of living space without neglecting its primary duty, to safeguard and be a guarantor of our ability to live and thrive as free people.
01:36:19.480And it has failed in that regard, becoming openly hostile to us as of late.
01:36:23.480We, in the alt-right, understand the importance of cultural spaces.
01:36:27.060Having been denied our own, we sought to conquer and dominate the collective spaces of our enemies, either for a laugh or to carve out room for ourselves.
01:36:34.940When I speak of spaces now, for the first part of this, let us table the issue of physical space.
01:36:39.700We'll stick strictly to the online ether where we move freely, having an impact far larger than a force of our size would seem to be able to achieve.
01:36:46.500The first and most obvious space to reclaim would be the ether where we have the greatest impact and adjust our control of the territory relative to the places where people are watching, reading, and waiting to see the narrative crafted before it hits the mainstream cycle.
01:37:00.460The first way to satisfy this need, the imposition of our consciousness into their spaces, would be to move people around where we need them to go.
01:37:09.120Go to the comment sections and control the territory.
01:37:11.100We must, however, conclude that when deploying men to raid these areas, the foundation we attempt to wrestle away is the narrative, where the true power lay.
01:37:18.880And he who controls the narrative gains the future.
01:37:38.660Our own people attempted to adjust to the theft of their economies with a sorrowful effort to survive, which lands us in a mire of racial displacement.
01:37:47.240Most of us retreated into digital territory as the neighborhoods were no longer ours.
01:37:53.000Being able to control the narrative as territory means more numbers.
01:37:56.340Where before we had to go to extreme lengths to garnish attention, now we do so by merely existing and refusing to back down.
01:38:03.020With more and more good men and women becoming actively engaged, we've begun to solve the problem of populating our movement.
01:38:10.820So if the numbers themselves are no longer the issue, the second factor is territory.
01:38:15.600This presents a larger problem to us because the spaces we attempt to occupy seem to be held by our adversaries.
01:38:20.420It may become necessary to begin regulating these spaces as public zones of interest, whereby the government can dictate terms for use.
01:38:28.460I mean, after all, if they can force someone to bake a cake, we can dictate the nature of free speech to private companies at our discretion.
01:38:35.100All it's going to take is a little bit of will to do so.
01:38:37.760But even though we don't control the government yet, a great amount of pressure is being alleviated through sympathetic agents.
01:38:45.540If the first two points of power, population and territory, isn't controlled, there is still a third option of which we can avail.
01:38:52.540And it rests on the inner strength of our people.
01:38:55.280A group of our people can do astonishing things when it carries this power in its own internal values.
01:38:59.980And I sense a great horror in our ranks that this last power is seemingly sapped.
01:39:04.260What is the nature, then, of our people's internal power?
01:39:07.760A person must possess belief that there is intrinsic value of their race, that it's a foundational quality.
01:39:15.980A person that has the best blood in the world is able to offer and doesn't understand it, has squandered it.
01:39:24.200As such, they receive no protection from its intrinsic value.
01:39:28.240The purity of blood was becoming increasingly meaningless because our people became convinced of the absurd notion that its own blood had any meaning at all.
01:39:36.060So even if the value is there, it's not recognized.
01:39:40.020And our people are spread too thin to be able to demonstrate this virtue.