The Krypto Report - #7 - Adventures in Diversity

00:00:00.000 You're listening to The Crypto Report.

00:00:30.000 And while we're on that issue, let me broaden it up from anti-Semitism.

00:00:41.300 When you hear discussions within a society, within a country,

00:00:45.960 which starts to question the role of foreign people, of others more broadly,

00:00:51.340 and it's not just happening in our own country,

00:00:53.440 do you think that gives some people a licence then to indulge in anti-Semitism?

00:00:58.280 They interpret those signs in that way.

00:01:02.460 Anti-Semitism is the oldest hatred,

00:01:05.480 and nobody has yet succeeded in pinpointing where does it come from

00:01:11.140 and what is it actually all about.

00:01:14.080 I went to the San Diego Library and got the Universal Jewish Encyclopedia.

00:01:18.460 You must have it over here in the library.

00:01:20.680 Go get it and look up the Russian Revolution

00:01:22.860 and you will find these Jews boasting how they put on the Russian Revolution. 0.89

00:01:26.660 But whoever reads it, they don't just sign that in the history course.

00:01:30.680 This is for their boys to read so they can tell each other how good they're doing.

00:01:33.800 You're not supposed to know about it.

00:01:35.860 And I maintain that unless you do know it,

00:01:38.200 unless you do know where communism is coming from and you're willing to talk about it,

00:01:42.120 you will never be able to deal with it, whether you like it or not.

00:01:44.800 I mean, whether you like communism or you don't like it,

00:01:46.740 you ought at least to know that the Jewish people are behind it.

00:01:50.140 And once you understand that, then you can deal realistically with it,

00:01:53.780 whether you like it or not, one way or the other.

00:01:55.640 Until you do know it and until you can talk about it, you are deprived of information.

00:01:59.580 Now, let me point something out, ladies and gentlemen.

00:02:02.080 In Russia, you have freedom of speech.

00:02:05.000 You can criticize anybody you want except the communists.

00:02:09.420 In China, you have freedom of speech.

00:02:11.200 You can criticize anybody you want except the communists.

00:02:14.520 In Cuba, you can criticize anybody you want except Castro.

00:02:18.480 In the United States of America, you can criticize Irishmen, Italians, Frenchmen,

00:02:23.500 people from Brown, Pembrokers.

00:02:25.340 But you can't, you can't criticize Jews.

00:02:28.880 And if you think you can, try it tomorrow.

00:02:31.060 Just go out and you say, you know, I think Rockwell is right. 0.98

00:02:32.920 I think these Jews are pulling something rotten on us. 1.00

00:02:34.920 Try it. 1.00

00:02:35.780 You'll be called an anti-Semite.

00:02:37.120 You'll be subjected to terrorism.

00:02:39.060 What the kids that have invited, well, let me, you don't believe it, eh?

00:02:43.920 I have spoken all over the country now for years, no difficulties at all.

00:02:47.880 This is the first time when I have ever spoken where I've been treated so dishonorably,

00:02:51.860 and the pressure comes from the Jewish war veterans, all these Jewish groups,

00:02:55.560 who never complain about the communists.

00:02:58.300 I had to come up here at my expense, no fee,

00:03:00.880 and I had to pay to come here to talk at Brown University

00:03:03.460 because, first of all, my invitations were canceled by the college,

00:03:06.840 and then when a brave bunch of kids invited me again,

00:03:09.780 they were subjected to every kind of pressure in the world.

00:03:11.820 A good example is right here where you're sitting.

00:03:14.460 I told them every time I speak at a college,

00:03:16.640 I draw the biggest crowds of any speaker they've ever had

00:03:19.080 except possibly the president or somebody like that.

00:03:21.220 Get a big hall.

00:03:22.120 So what do they give them?

00:03:22.840 Alumni Hall, and they only let you have a few,

00:03:25.220 and then they charge them $700 for police protection.

00:03:29.860 And then you tell me that there is not some pressure?

00:03:32.880 Why hasn't this happened to the communists?

00:03:35.100 If these Jews are not committing pressure in order to avoid or keep you from hearing this, 0.98

00:03:39.960 how come this all happens right here, right now, tonight, in front of your eyes?

00:03:44.340 What's going on?

00:03:45.200 I maintain that there's nobody has the right to tell you what you can hear and what you can't hear.

00:03:54.640 Welcome to the Crypto Report.

00:03:56.860 The Crypto Report.

00:04:26.860 Okay, we are back with a brand new episode of the Crypto Report for March the 12th of the current year 2017.

00:04:48.260 How are you doing, Carolus?

00:04:49.420 I'm doing pretty good, man.

00:04:51.180 This is looking like it's going to be the best current year ever.

00:04:55.540 Yeah, it does, doesn't it?

00:04:56.900 But, you know, I just went and renewed my license to indulge in anti-Semitism. 0.73

00:05:04.180 Still good?

00:05:05.920 I think so.

00:05:07.680 I mean, I know mine's current.

00:05:09.540 I think we're good to go, man.

00:05:11.600 Yeah, I heard that rabbi in the intro talking about, you know,

00:05:15.380 apparently the Internet or something.

00:05:17.480 It's now a license to indulge in anti-Semitism. 0.56

00:05:21.180 I'm glad they have these licenses now.

00:05:23.640 But I got to tell you, Rockwell is right. 0.93

00:05:26.940 These Jews are pulling something on us. 1.00

00:05:29.960 But part of it is no Internet for me, at least during the time that we used to record.

00:05:40.860 But I think this, so what we've done is, you know,

00:05:44.000 I'm stuck in one of these little small town ISPs where when everybody gets home from work around 5 or 5.30 or so

00:05:52.140 and gets on their computer to check the email and such, there's just not enough Internet to go around.

00:05:57.600 So we are moving the crypto report from Fridays.

00:06:02.320 All right.

00:06:02.500 Well, we were recording it Fridays and put it out Saturdays, I guess you'd say.

00:06:07.560 But we're moving it from that time slot to Sunday evenings now,

00:06:11.560 so we can record Sunday morning when there should always be Internet.

00:06:15.060 But knock wood, and anyway, so I'm feeling pretty good about it.

00:06:24.800 I feel bright-eyed and bushy-tailed.

00:06:26.540 It should be a whole different feel for the show.

00:06:28.880 So anybody who wants to be a guest on the crypto report from now on,

00:06:33.460 you're going to need to be available Sunday morning, Central Time, before noon.

00:06:38.740 That's how we're going to do it.

00:06:40.040 Well, I want to talk a little bit about some of these issues.

00:06:45.660 This whole thing with trying to get the show recorded the other day

00:06:50.420 was an exercise in a few types of futility that have become the norm in Western society.

00:06:58.680 Now, the first one was the thing with not just the Internet,

00:07:03.660 but nearly all my utilities this week.

00:07:06.060 We have succumbed about 10 or 15 years ago.

00:07:11.840 In Texas, we succumbed to this Lulbertarian GOP type philosophy

00:07:19.820 where it doesn't matter if anything's broken.

00:07:23.760 It doesn't matter how well everything's already working.

00:07:26.700 It's going to be a whole lot better and cheaper to boot if you privatize everything.

00:07:30.600 You've heard this line of nonsense coming out of the Cuxerbidus, have you not, Carolus?

00:07:36.960 Oh, man.

00:07:38.400 I'm kind of triggered by this conversation because every time this comes up,

00:07:44.440 I'm forced to confess that, yes, before I was one of us, I was a Lulbertarian.

00:07:52.840 Well, that's very common.

00:07:56.500 That's very common.

00:07:58.040 And, you know, you're probably the type of Lulbertarian that I was where –

00:08:02.960 I'm not speaking for you, of course.

00:08:05.160 I'm just guessing here, and you can correct me if I'm wrong.

00:08:07.680 But the type of Lulbertarian that I was was –

00:08:12.320 I was – like in 2008, I was a big supporter of Ron Paul. 0.62

00:08:16.000 Now, I didn't really give a crap about most of the libertarian principles that they talked about.

00:08:23.140 The main thing that I liked about libertarianism was at the time it seemed like a way to not be such a bad guy 0.71

00:08:30.660 and, you know, to stop all this brown invasion because Ron Paul was the only one who was out there saying,

00:08:37.600 you know, the Constitution doesn't say anything about these anchor babies. 0.88

00:08:41.720 That's ridiculous, and we have to have borders and all this other stuff.

00:08:45.640 And he was the only person saying any of that stuff. 0.96

00:08:48.540 And, of course, a lot of the stuff that he was the biggest proponent of was just anathema to the Jews,

00:08:56.780 like end the Fed and audit the Fed and all that kind of thing and end these foreign wars and all.

00:09:04.900 But, you know, it proved itself – it was a good experiment,

00:09:08.080 but it proved itself to be completely unworkable,

00:09:10.680 and stronger medicine became so obviously needed that, you know,

00:09:16.800 those of us who had tried to retreat into that type of a political paradigm,

00:09:23.580 you know, to try to get the things we wanted out of it,

00:09:26.520 realized right off – you know, this is never going to work.

00:09:29.360 The majority of the people who are involved with this are just worried about their weed.

00:09:33.400 They could care less about borders and culture and things like that.

00:09:42.480 And so, you know, we're all into this alt-right thing,

00:09:46.040 which according to the mainstream media means white supremacist, neo-Nazi, and all that.

00:09:51.700 And, you know, I want to thank the mainstream media for making that clear to everyone

00:09:56.600 because I sure have been trying to make it clear that if you're not, you know, 0.96

00:10:01.660 at least some type of white nationalist, white supremacist, and you hate the Jews,

00:10:07.420 if you don't do those things, you're right. 0.94

00:10:09.520 But, of course, that's my interpretation of it.

00:10:12.260 But this thing about the privatization, I mean, what a Jewish scheme. 1.00

00:10:16.560 All our utilities used to be municipal utilities, except for, you know,

00:10:24.200 if you're way out in the country, like your electric company might be a co-op,

00:10:28.220 something like that.

00:10:30.560 And a decade or so ago, the legislature finally enacted these policies

00:10:37.980 that they've been talking about forever, where we're not only going to deregulate everything,

00:10:42.240 we're going to sell it all off.

00:10:43.500 And what this will mean is, you know, okay, now your power company,

00:10:47.800 they might have been getting you, you know, your electrical power to you

00:10:50.920 in a consistent manner at a reasonable price all these years,

00:10:54.600 but wouldn't you rather have some free market competition in there

00:10:58.560 and see if you can't get these prices a little lower?

00:11:02.840 And it may have kind of worked out that way in the larger metropolitan areas,

00:11:07.940 but what happened everywhere rural is these multinationals came along

00:11:14.280 and they would find the one company that served your area,

00:11:18.380 whether it was a water company or an electric company or whatever,

00:11:22.300 and they would buy it.

00:11:24.000 And so what the legislature had effectively done was taken an affordable,

00:11:28.600 dependable public utility and turned it into a privately owned monopoly

00:11:35.120 that was never going to do right again.

00:11:38.020 The first thing that happened with us was with our water.

00:11:40.380 Well, our water has been out here for days.

00:11:43.580 A whole subdivision is water.

00:11:45.860 And, you know, in the past, whenever I've seen utilities go out,

00:11:53.080 whether it's the water or the electricity,

00:11:55.660 you know, they send crews out to fix these things,

00:11:58.840 and they might not get fixed right away.

00:12:00.900 I understand that when really bad things happen,

00:12:03.040 it may take a little time to fix it,

00:12:04.620 but they always have crews on site working around the clock.

00:12:09.260 Well, they didn't hear.

00:12:10.340 What these people did was they came out,

00:12:12.520 and they worked on it for a couple hours

00:12:14.880 until it was like 5 o'clock time to go home,

00:12:17.480 and then they passed out three gallons of drinking water to everybody,

00:12:21.060 and they went home, and they said,

00:12:22.640 hey, we'll come back Tuesday and see what we need to do.

00:12:26.000 So it's like a couple hundred families in here are without,

00:12:30.220 I mean, not just drinking water.

00:12:31.800 This stuff coming out of the taps,

00:12:33.860 they're telling us not to even, like, wash our hands with it.

00:12:37.560 And it's the same thing with the other utilities.

00:12:40.160 And another thing they did is that they basically castrated

00:12:44.400 the regulatory agencies that we had that oversaw things like our Internet.

00:12:48.220 We only have one Internet company out here.

00:12:52.300 So this Internet company doesn't care about providing you Internet.

00:12:56.000 And they haven't been providing it to me.

00:12:58.440 And so Friday, overnight, they shut it down.

00:13:03.800 I thought it was just out, and I called in.

00:13:05.780 They said, well, they're upgrading it.

00:13:07.580 It'll be ready by 6 a.m.

00:13:09.540 Well, 6 a.m. came and went, and I had no Internet.

00:13:13.000 And they kept telling me, well, we don't know when yours is going to be back on.

00:13:18.500 So I got online and started calling around to hotels to find one that had good,

00:13:25.440 fast Internet that I could actually plug into.

00:13:28.960 And I rented room for, like, $100 and drove into Tyler.

00:13:32.860 And it was a Baymont Inn, a Wyndham corporate hotel is what it claimed to be.

00:13:43.740 When I got there, it was none of the above.

00:13:46.200 It was one of these dot-head traps. 0.99

00:13:49.240 And I walked into the lobby, and there's black hookers walking around in there. 1.00

00:13:54.140 And when I opened the lobby door, the stench of curry poured out on me. 1.00

00:13:59.180 And I thought, how is this possible?

00:14:02.020 How could I?

00:14:03.140 And I look up, and they've got a sign right there that says,

00:14:07.080 this is not a Wyndham Baymont Inn.

00:14:10.220 This is privately owned by Ongbak Patel, or whatever his name was.

00:14:17.980 And we pay Wyndham a fee to use this name.

00:14:22.660 So to make a long story short, not only did they not have the hardwired Internet

00:14:30.320 that they promised me, their Wi-Fi wasn't even working.

00:14:34.840 And it was one of these deals where, okay, I'm going to check out.

00:14:39.060 I never even really checked in.

00:14:40.660 I was in there long enough to see that nothing worked.

00:14:44.500 I have to get in a big shouting match with this Indian. 1.00

00:14:47.660 So that's why there was no crypto report Friday night.

00:14:52.660 But fortunately, we have our awesome producer Carolus here, who was around,

00:14:58.620 and he had Internet, and he was able to interview Tom, I believe was his name,

00:15:04.440 the vice chancellor of Vanguard America.

00:15:09.480 And we'll be playing that interview in the second half.

00:15:12.460 Did the interview go pretty well, Carolus?

00:15:14.760 Yes, it did.

00:15:15.940 I was pretty distressed about this whole Internet situation.

00:15:22.500 I thought, before you explained to me what was happening,

00:15:26.280 I thought that JIDF had gone and sent some agents to hit the relay station with some demo charges.

00:15:37.760 But once you explained the whole situation to me,

00:15:41.960 I realized it was probably just some cheap Chinese part that somebody bought from China

00:15:49.420 to save a few shekels probably just started a fire or something. 0.99

00:15:54.320 Yeah.

00:15:54.660 Well, whatever actually happened, I'm certain that at the bottom of it,

00:15:59.260 the Jews did it, but not necessarily purposely to me, but I'm sure the Jews are behind this. 1.00

00:16:08.600 They just were saving shekels.

00:16:10.560 This was just another example of Shlomo trying to pinch every little shekel he can get. 0.89

00:16:18.440 But when I realized I was about to have to do my first ever solo interview,

00:16:26.340 I was like, oh, no.

00:16:28.220 I mean, we're going to interview someone,

00:16:30.440 and I don't have either Asmodore here or Vendetta here to pretty much do the interview for me.

00:16:37.440 Because that's how it's been with every interview I've been involved with before.

00:16:42.180 It was either on this show and you did it,

00:16:43.960 or I had Vendetta to lean on heavily on my show.

00:16:48.500 And I was like, well, I guess it's time for me to put my big boy pants on

00:16:54.080 and interview this guy.

00:16:56.080 And it went pretty well.

00:16:58.740 He seemed to me to be a pretty upstanding guy,

00:17:02.300 and he gave me a pretty good feel for what Vanguard America is about.

00:17:07.900 Well, they're doing a lot of good work now.

00:17:10.800 That's why I've been wanting them on.

00:17:12.160 And I'm sure you covered all that with him.

00:17:14.820 And I haven't heard the interview yet myself.

00:17:16.920 But like I say, I have full confidence in you, and I'm sure it went great.

00:17:22.580 I look forward to listening to it myself.

00:17:24.620 But, yeah, all this leafleting and other stuff that they're doing now,

00:17:29.700 that's real exciting work.

00:17:31.660 Because putting up flyers and stuff at your local universities and all,

00:17:37.320 it seems like there's no way to get international coverage more easily, 0.88

00:17:41.620 you know, except maybe, I don't know, going on live television and saying nigger.

00:17:50.800 But, I mean, yeah, that's exactly how you get the coverage now is you trigger people.

00:17:56.880 You get them all upset, and they've been so constantly triggered for a long time

00:18:03.480 that nobody takes the actual triggering seriously.

00:18:06.520 They're just like, hey, look, more flyers.

00:18:09.920 But anyway, before I get off the topic that I started off with,

00:18:14.480 the reason I brought up all this stuff with the utilities and the privatization and everything

00:18:19.820 is that when all this is going on, when I'm watching everything around me cost three or four times

00:18:26.000 what it did before and not being able to depend on, I mean, and this, it's not just here.

00:18:32.460 I mean, it's all over.

00:18:33.960 You can't turn on your tap and depend on clean drinking water anymore.

00:18:38.800 And depending on where you live, when the thermometer starts rising towards 100 degrees,

00:18:47.020 you can't depend on the power staying on strong enough to run your air conditioner and things like that.

00:18:54.020 And so much of this is due to, I mean, I know a lot of that is due to environmental regulations,

00:18:58.940 but an even just as big a part is all this privatization where you just,

00:19:03.260 you take stuff that people have, that has been built with taxpayer money.

00:19:08.620 I mean, think about it, no private company has built the electrical infrastructure

00:19:13.660 or the telephone infrastructure or the, or any of these other grids.

00:19:19.260 They were all built by the taxpayer.

00:19:21.060 And we just basically hand them over to a private company and say, okay, here's your monopoly. 0.96

00:19:27.000 And it made me think of all this crap that's been going on ever since Trump introduced 0.94

00:19:32.940 the, um, uh, the replacement for the Obamacare. 0.99

00:19:38.140 And you've got this Rand Paul out there pulling the most dishonest Jewish narrative that you ever heard

00:19:45.800 where he said, he's like, well, the thing is, why do we have to vote on, uh, repeal and replacement

00:19:52.980 at the same time?

00:19:54.000 Because we have some, you know, conservatives have some problems with the replacement.

00:19:58.760 It's just Obamacare-like.

00:19:59.880 So let's do it clean.

00:20:01.800 Let's vote to repeal.

00:20:03.520 And then let's have all these different replacement plans and vote on them.

00:20:07.340 When everybody knows, anybody who's listening to this, whether they're for it or against it,

00:20:11.900 if you've got two brain cells to rub together, you know exactly what Rand Paul and the conservatives

00:20:17.600 want.

00:20:18.160 What they want to do is they want to repeal the thing.

00:20:21.800 And then, uh, if necessary, filibuster, any replacement passed by the Senate.

00:20:29.980 And that way it's just right back to, okay, you're on your own Goy, completely on your own. 0.97

00:20:36.800 Um, and, and they'll say these stupid things like, well, you know, at one time in our history, 0.96

00:20:41.260 we depended on churches and charitable foundations to handle this. 0.97

00:20:45.340 And I don't see why that wouldn't work again.

00:20:47.640 Well, I guess it probably wouldn't work again since all these, uh, church hospitals have been,

00:20:52.240 for the most part, have been bought up by corporations and all these charitable organizations

00:20:57.120 that used to handle this stuff.

00:20:59.140 Uh, they, they shuttered their offices back in the late sixties when they passed the Medicaid

00:21:06.420 act and everything to get these, uh, people healthcare.

00:21:10.260 And I'm not a big socialist healthcare care guy.

00:21:12.860 I don't like Obamacare and all, but we absolutely have to have some kind of, uh, uh, safety net.

00:21:20.020 I mean, if we go back to the days, which weren't that long ago, and they actually happened

00:21:24.940 here in this, in this country, I mean, post-World War II, you can still go into big cities and

00:21:31.500 there would be beggars out there that were like sick and crippled and all this with their 1.00

00:21:36.580 cups out, begging people for change.

00:21:39.120 And, uh, I can't think of a better way to sabotage the Trump administration than to pull

00:21:46.800 some end around like this.

00:21:48.640 And instead of repealing and replacing, they just repeal.

00:21:51.840 And all of a sudden, tens of millions of people are out on the street begging for healthcare.

00:21:57.380 Well, uh, you know, I, I think a lot of this, this healthcare stuff that they're doing in

00:22:02.000 Congress right now, especially on the part of, you know, people like Rand Paul.

00:22:06.640 Um, I, I think a lot of this is just a distraction.

00:22:10.180 Honestly, um, you know, you know, your healthcare system, regardless of what kind of healthcare

00:22:15.500 system you want to go with, whether it's the, the healthcare system they have had in the

00:22:21.060 UK since during the war or the healthcare system in Canada or, or anywhere, it really, honestly,

00:22:28.200 it, it doesn't matter what kind of system you use as long as it is being bled by all these

00:22:38.460 people that, you know, they have to go back. 1.00

00:22:41.540 Like, you know, all these, all these, all these fucking blacks and all these fucking, um, I'm 1.00

00:22:48.680 cursing up the storm here. 1.00

00:22:50.000 Cause this, this gets, it grinds my gear so much to even talk about this topic. 0.93

00:22:55.360 Um, really wrestling my jimmies, but these, these blacks and these Mexicans that, I mean, 1.00

00:23:01.140 even if like, okay, the, the blacks fine. 0.97

00:23:04.180 I, I, I get it.

00:23:05.560 They're here.

00:23:06.140 You know, we brought them here, but the, the Mexicans too, I mean, come on, they're, 0.85

00:23:11.200 they're not even, they're not even here legally.

00:23:14.240 And you're like, and we've got these people that aren't even supposed to be here under

00:23:19.160 any objective standard, under any, any object, like set of rules that makes any kind of sense

00:23:25.220 whatsoever shouldn't be here.

00:23:27.880 And, and they're bleeding the system.

00:23:29.880 So, and as long as that continues on, it really doesn't matter what kind of healthcare system

00:23:36.080 we have, whether it's Obamacare or something, you know, an improved, you know, a fixed version

00:23:40.960 or, or an Ancapistan, uh, you know, fully private, you know, healthcare.

00:23:46.960 It honestly doesn't matter as long as these, these, uh, these people are still here and,

00:23:53.900 and draining that system. 0.83

00:23:55.920 It's not going to work.

00:23:58.260 No, no, it's not.

00:23:59.500 And, and that's, you know, the reason that American conservatism is the particular thing

00:24:06.020 that it is that's so different from anything like that they would call conservative in Europe

00:24:11.740 or Australia or anywhere else, you know, when it comes down to all this, well, we've got

00:24:16.760 to have absolute free trade, international free trade and no government services and all

00:24:23.480 this is because America has been multicultural, um, you know, to a great extent for centuries

00:24:34.000 longer than most countries that are still, you know, viable countries on this globe.

00:24:40.540 And when they, you know, right after World War II was when all these, um, national healthcare systems

00:24:49.060 started going into place in Europe and, uh, and they had really good ones for a while.

00:24:55.040 Uh, and the reason that they were willing to do that is that, you know, in 1946, 47,

00:25:01.500 Great Britain was British man, you know, it wasn't full of, uh, logs and mud people and blacks and 1.00

00:25:10.160 all that.

00:25:11.060 And, you know, Sweden was full of Swedes, that kind of thing.

00:25:14.120 But in America, when, you know, Truman tried to enact some kind of universal, uh, healthcare

00:25:20.600 like that they were enacting in Europe, the people did not want that because they rightly

00:25:26.140 saw it as a, you know, the largest ever transfer of wealth from the white taxpaying majority 0.50

00:25:34.300 to at the time, the blacks who were our biggest, uh, and basically only large, uh, ethnic minority

00:25:43.720 in the United States.

00:25:45.320 And of course that stuff's only gotten worse now.

00:25:48.100 And so of course, any type of public system that we have is going to be disproportionately,

00:25:53.660 uh, used, abused, however you want to put it by the, uh, non-whites and the, uh, uh, weird,

00:26:03.920 uh, political precipice that that puts Trump in right now is that he has to do something about

00:26:11.880 this Obamacare because the Obamacare is a bleeding the white taxpayer dry and B it has raised costs

00:26:20.740 and premiums so much that most of the middle class can't afford them now.

00:26:26.240 And our, uh, medical system is just falling apart.

00:26:30.120 And the reason I say political precipice is that, you know, right now everything's real 50, 50.

00:26:37.840 And, and that's why the media, as far as opinion goes, whether they're pro something Trump wants

00:26:42.780 or anti something Trump wants, the general public.

00:26:45.200 And that's why the media is so bad with the fake news and everything right now.

00:26:50.840 And if, if whatever plan goes through, it doesn't matter if they do a complete end around on Trump

00:26:57.020 and he is vocal about that, what they're doing is not what he wants.

00:27:00.560 If they somehow managed to repeal Obamacare and they don't replace it with anything

00:27:05.820 and they throw 20 something million people, whether they're black, white, Mexican, whatever,

00:27:11.740 out on the streets, this is the type of thing that could be a career ender for a new president.

00:27:18.960 And, you know, I'm not an expert in these things, but, you know, just looking at his plan and all,

00:27:24.820 I don't, and this is actually not even his plan.

00:27:28.080 This is a plan that House Republicans have been working on for some time.

00:27:33.060 He's just got his approval, but this plan seems like the only type of a compromise

00:27:38.440 that is something that's workable right now, because, you know, it's only in our happiest dreams

00:27:47.060 that we're going to do something like send all the Mexicans back to Mexico 1.00

00:27:51.680 and all the blacks back to Africa and that kind of thing tomorrow. 0.99

00:27:55.020 Of course, that's not going to happen. 0.98

00:27:56.420 We're stuck with these people for a while, and a good while probably.

00:28:03.100 And so we have to deal with the political realities that come with that.

00:28:07.400 And what these libertarians, and of course, I mean, I don't know what that even means anymore,

00:28:15.320 but conservatives like Rand Paul are telling you is that it's more important

00:28:22.400 to stick to your principles than to actually get anything done.

00:28:27.660 Because basically there is nobody, there's no huge group out there

00:28:33.480 that wants to just make the whole thing free market.

00:28:37.000 I mean, we're talking about the very same people who say,

00:28:40.800 we want to get rid of Obamacare because it's socialized medicine.

00:28:45.080 And they say, but don't touch my Medicare.

00:28:47.520 And I don't blame them.

00:28:48.540 I wouldn't want them touching the Medicare either,

00:28:50.660 as far as taking it away from people, because, you know,

00:28:54.400 they've paid into that all their lives and everything.

00:28:56.480 But you just got to understand, under the political climate we've got,

00:29:01.140 we can't just be throwing people out into the street and say,

00:29:03.740 hey, man, sorry you're having all this cancer and stuff,

00:29:08.300 but you're just going to have to go out there and beg for money

00:29:10.820 because it's just not politically viable at this time.

00:29:15.940 No, it's not.

00:29:17.180 And, you know, we're just going to have to, you know,

00:29:22.540 best case scenario is that, you know, in the short term,

00:29:25.360 is they're just going to have to come up with something that'll just hold everybody over

00:29:30.920 and try to mitigate as much of the disaster as they can in the meantime.

00:29:37.840 Because, yeah, it's going to be a while before we even, you know,

00:29:42.080 are able to get rid of all the illegal, you know,

00:29:46.720 South and Central Americans that are in the country, much less, you know,

00:29:51.780 and it's going to take a while to get them out of the country,

00:29:54.320 even though they don't even have any kind of, like, legitimate claim to be here, 0.95

00:30:00.200 you know, much less, I mean, the, you know, all these, all the blacks, you know, 1.00

00:30:05.020 you know, for, I mean, they have, I guess, in a, well, I don't guess,

00:30:11.340 I mean, I know in a, you know, strictly technical, legal sense,

00:30:17.120 I mean, they kind of have a claim for, you know, why they're physically here.

00:30:22.860 And it is, you know, kind of, you know, our fault. 0.98

00:30:26.780 But, you know, it's like a fucking problem that we're going to have to resolve at some point. 0.96

00:30:32.800 And in the meantime, we're just going to have to do the best we can to, you know, 0.98

00:30:37.200 mitigate as much disaster as we can.

00:30:39.340 And, you know, while we're working out all these other problems that we have,

00:30:43.220 i.e., you know, well, just, they have to go back.

00:30:48.460 Yeah.

00:30:49.340 But, yeah, we're going to have to do something besides just, you know,

00:30:54.160 outright repealing Obamacare and not,

00:30:57.860 and just going all the way back to whatever we had before.

00:31:01.160 If they do that, that is going to be a disaster.

00:31:03.920 And that's unacceptable.

00:31:07.260 Yeah.

00:31:07.780 Well, the thing is, if they just, if they were just to pull a repeal

00:31:11.760 and then not replace it with anything,

00:31:13.620 you would actually most likely end up with way less of a safety net

00:31:20.420 than you had before Obamacare was ever even thought of.

00:31:23.880 Because Obamacare took over so much of, you know,

00:31:30.180 it just encapsulated all the things that were already in the safety net.

00:31:34.300 You know, the Medicaid got altered and taken into it.

00:31:40.220 And I don't know, it's a whole huge thing.

00:31:42.240 And the thing is, I support Trump right now.

00:31:48.920 And for the most part, I trust Trump.

00:31:52.100 And we're going to have to try something different.

00:31:55.060 And this idea of, you know, this either or is the oldest,

00:32:01.180 it's the Jewish dialectics, the Jewish paradigm,

00:32:03.800 where everything is either black or white.

00:32:06.360 You know, just like the old show Crossfire,

00:32:10.540 where every day they would have a guy on the left

00:32:13.500 and they would have a guy on the right.

00:32:15.540 And they would get a couple of guests on there.

00:32:18.640 And whatever topic they're talking about,

00:32:20.680 why the left says that only this one particular thing

00:32:24.700 is the way to deal with it.

00:32:26.360 And the right says only this one particular other thing

00:32:28.720 is the way to deal with it.

00:32:30.020 And there's no shades of gray.

00:32:32.120 There's no compromising, all that.

00:32:34.100 And what that means is two options are presented,

00:32:38.660 either one of which benefits the Jews.

00:32:43.220 And so they either get one of those options

00:32:45.740 or they get chaos, which also benefits the Jews. 0.76

00:32:49.780 By the Jews, of course, I mean the international mainstream media,

00:32:53.840 the banking cartel, the government, and all this stuff.

00:32:57.600 But yeah, I mean, it's just the whole thing.

00:33:00.340 Anyway, that's more than I wanted to talk about healthcare 0.97

00:33:03.100 and all that crap. 0.59

00:33:04.960 And so before we go on to anything else, 0.92

00:33:11.640 what do you think about this Reza Aslan?

00:33:14.300 You know who he is?

00:33:17.400 Not off the top of my head.

00:33:19.440 Okay.

00:33:19.960 He does a show.

00:33:22.500 He did some other show.

00:33:24.660 He's a reporter or whatever for CNN.

00:33:28.160 He's ethnically an Iranian.

00:33:31.400 And he's got a new show called Believer,

00:33:33.840 where he's like the religious expert or whatever.

00:33:36.740 And from what I can tell,

00:33:38.880 you know, like this Anthony Bourdain has this movie,

00:33:41.900 not movie, this show,

00:33:42.940 where he goes around eating weird stuff.

00:33:44.980 Well, apparently Reza Aslan's Believer show

00:33:49.120 is where is a combination of eating weird stuff,

00:33:52.660 but it's also the religious version of that,

00:33:54.880 where he's going around finding a weird religion.

00:33:56.900 Because on this new show, Believer,

00:33:59.840 he ate a human brain.

00:34:05.020 He went to India.

00:34:06.520 And there's these Hindu mystics.

00:34:10.780 They're called the Aghoris. 0.98

00:34:13.260 And he took part on film in some of their rituals,

00:34:16.520 which included smearing ashes on his face

00:34:19.380 and eating human brain, 1.00

00:34:21.860 which he said was burnt to a crisp

00:34:23.500 and tasted like charcoal.

00:34:26.580 And the interesting thing was,

00:34:28.000 it offended these Hindu mystics

00:34:31.920 and the head,

00:34:34.700 whatever you call a Hindu mystic,

00:34:37.280 I don't know what they call their priests or whatever,

00:34:39.880 but it gets really interesting

00:34:41.820 because when he got offended,

00:34:44.040 to show his offense,

00:34:47.680 the head Hindu mystic

00:34:49.260 put his hand up under himself

00:34:52.820 and right on film,

00:34:54.220 pooped into his hand,

00:34:56.020 ate some of the poop, 0.50

00:34:57.500 and then flung the rest of it on Aslan. 0.98

00:35:01.920 before threatening to behead him. 0.91

00:35:07.400 These are the people we're importing 1.00

00:35:09.800 to run our tech industry.

00:35:12.820 Oh, come on. 0.87

00:35:13.800 That's just their culture, Goy. 1.00

00:35:15.160 You gotta be inclusive.

00:35:17.360 Why are you such a xenophobe, Goy?

00:35:20.460 Yeah, and the funny thing is,

00:35:22.380 you've got a...

00:35:24.480 who are just,

00:35:25.560 they're absolutely horrified at the fact that...

00:35:29.080 Hey, bro.

00:35:29.640 You know, the way that...

00:35:30.760 Hey, you just...

00:35:31.900 you just cut out pretty bad.

00:35:35.140 I'm gonna go back and clean this up,

00:35:37.100 but...

00:35:37.760 Okay.

00:35:38.760 You cut off...

00:35:40.640 right after I said,

00:35:43.360 why are you so xenophobic?

00:35:46.640 Oh, okay.

00:35:47.560 All right.

00:35:47.940 Well, here we go.

00:35:48.660 Just tell me when you're ready.

00:35:49.540 Well, yeah.

00:35:55.540 And, you know,

00:35:56.940 these Hindus in the West

00:36:01.400 are really upset about it,

00:36:03.120 and they're crying about it.

00:36:04.420 Like,

00:36:05.000 this Tulsi Gabbard

00:36:06.600 from Hawaii,

00:36:08.160 who's the first Hindu

00:36:09.140 member of Congress,

00:36:11.660 she tweets out things like,

00:36:13.580 while good people across our country

00:36:15.640 are working hard

00:36:16.520 to increase mutual understanding

00:36:18.280 and respect

00:36:19.020 between people

00:36:19.800 of different religions,

00:36:20.680 I am very disturbed

00:36:22.500 that CNN

00:36:23.140 is using its power

00:36:24.420 and influence

00:36:24.960 to increase

00:36:26.160 people's misunderstanding

00:36:27.500 and fear of Hinduism.

00:36:29.840 Well, I guess

00:36:31.040 when you just point

00:36:31.920 a camera at Hindus 1.00

00:36:33.320 and watch them 1.00

00:36:35.260 eat brain, 0.99

00:36:36.260 eat poop, 1.00

00:36:36.900 and threaten 1.00

00:36:37.280 to cut your head off, 0.99

00:36:38.440 that's CNN 1.00

00:36:41.440 purposely doing

00:36:42.440 something bad,

00:36:43.360 right?

00:36:45.420 I'm so confused

00:36:46.980 by what

00:36:48.180 Ms. Gabbard

00:36:50.380 is even

00:36:51.080 trying to

00:36:52.200 say.

00:36:53.600 Like,

00:36:53.720 I don't,

00:36:54.880 like,

00:36:55.180 she,

00:36:56.120 you know what?

00:36:58.180 She's,

00:36:58.960 if I heard this

00:36:59.920 in person

00:37:00.500 and I was,

00:37:01.540 you know,

00:37:01.860 and I was able

00:37:02.500 to respond to her

00:37:03.760 in person,

00:37:04.340 I would probably

00:37:04.880 just look at her 0.70

00:37:05.560 and be like,

00:37:06.420 listen,

00:37:06.940 you're coming in 1.00

00:37:07.580 broken and stupid. 1.00

00:37:08.920 I'm going to need 1.00

00:37:09.480 you to try

00:37:09.980 to think up

00:37:10.540 a coherent thought

00:37:11.540 and try again.

00:37:14.640 Yeah,

00:37:15.240 yeah,

00:37:15.520 well,

00:37:15.860 here's a,

00:37:16.900 you know,

00:37:17.500 they've got Hindus

00:37:18.560 in the conservatives

00:37:20.580 too.

00:37:21.520 I mean,

00:37:21.820 obviously,

00:37:22.380 we've got Nikki Haley, 0.69

00:37:23.800 the Hindu Dendu

00:37:25.360 is our,

00:37:26.060 she's our representative 0.66

00:37:30.640 to the UN now,

00:37:31.740 but they've got

00:37:33.080 this guy,

00:37:34.080 head of the Republican,

00:37:35.900 who knew?

00:37:36.620 We've got

00:37:37.080 a Republican

00:37:37.860 Hindu coalition.

00:37:41.000 Now, 0.86

00:37:41.160 why the hell

00:37:41.600 do we need 0.79

00:37:42.160 a Republican

00:37:42.860 Hindu coalition?

00:37:44.680 This is my first question,

00:37:46.100 but the guy's name

00:37:47.240 is Shalab Kumar

00:37:49.140 head,

00:37:50.240 and he tweeted,

00:37:51.900 I condemn

00:37:52.920 Reza Aizlan

00:37:54.220 and CNN

00:37:56.260 for airing

00:37:57.140 Believer

00:37:57.740 with fiction. 1.00

00:37:59.880 Disgusting 1.00

00:38:00.520 attack on Hindus 1.00

00:38:01.680 for supporting

00:38:02.640 POTUS,

00:38:03.900 and he tagged

00:38:05.660 Stephen Bannon

00:38:06.700 and Newt Gingrich.

00:38:07.980 So apparently,

00:38:09.360 somehow,

00:38:12.500 filming Hindus 1.00

00:38:15.280 eating their own poop 1.00

00:38:17.460 and eating brain, 1.00

00:38:18.560 which is apparently

00:38:19.260 something these

00:38:19.980 agori Hindus

00:38:20.840 do regularly,

00:38:22.720 is somehow

00:38:24.120 an attack

00:38:24.920 on Republican

00:38:26.020 Hindu

00:38:26.720 Dendus

00:38:27.360 in the United States.

00:38:28.840 And the U.S.-India

00:38:30.680 Political Action

00:38:31.720 Committee

00:38:32.240 is urging

00:38:34.060 CNN

00:38:34.660 to cancel

00:38:35.560 the show.

00:38:36.280 CNN's story

00:38:37.140 on Hindu

00:38:38.120 rights

00:38:38.540 and cannibalism 0.78

00:38:39.460 is completely

00:38:40.180 baseless,

00:38:41.620 the statement

00:38:42.220 said.

00:38:42.980 This show

00:38:43.460 will create

00:38:43.960 confusion

00:38:44.580 about Indian

00:38:45.280 Americans' 0.58

00:38:46.020 faith

00:38:46.320 and make them

00:38:47.140 further targets

00:38:47.920 of hate crimes.

00:38:48.960 Well,

00:38:50.460 you know,

00:38:51.180 when I opened

00:38:51.740 the door

00:38:52.120 to that hotel

00:38:52.920 yesterday,

00:38:53.920 and I smelled

00:38:55.020 what,

00:38:55.780 for all the world,

00:38:56.560 smelled like

00:38:57.120 a combination

00:38:57.860 of rotten

00:38:59.400 curry 1.00

00:38:59.920 and asshole, 1.00

00:39:01.800 I would say 1.00

00:39:03.160 that

00:39:03.480 this story

00:39:05.940 is probably

00:39:06.480 not baseless.

00:39:07.580 I kind of have

00:39:08.220 a feeling

00:39:08.600 like they were

00:39:10.180 cooking

00:39:11.420 curried brain

00:39:12.680 and flinging 0.89

00:39:13.280 poo

00:39:13.720 in some room

00:39:14.600 right off the lobby

00:39:15.580 that I couldn't see

00:39:16.500 but that I could smell.

00:39:18.880 But yeah,

00:39:19.880 I mean,

00:39:20.440 you know,

00:39:21.000 when I was an

00:39:21.820 undergrad in college,

00:39:23.020 it's not important

00:39:24.220 what class this

00:39:25.060 was for,

00:39:26.280 but I wrote

00:39:27.320 a paper

00:39:28.280 about the

00:39:29.580 practice

00:39:30.380 in Afghanistan

00:39:31.580 called

00:39:32.580 Bacha Bazi.

00:39:34.740 If you want

00:39:35.720 to be disturbed

00:39:36.440 and if you want

00:39:37.480 to be convinced

00:39:38.460 that we should

00:39:39.160 just,

00:39:39.680 you know,

00:39:40.100 glass that

00:39:40.920 entire area

00:39:41.940 of the Central

00:39:42.560 Asian continent,

00:39:44.340 just go look

00:39:46.640 up Bacha Bazi

00:39:47.740 on a search

00:39:49.540 engine.

00:39:50.000 But basically,

00:39:50.960 this would be

00:39:52.020 like if somebody

00:39:52.880 read that paper

00:39:54.340 and their

00:39:55.760 criticism was

00:39:57.100 to criticize

00:39:58.360 me for

00:39:59.820 portraying

00:40:00.920 the

00:40:01.640 Pashtuns

00:40:02.540 in Afghanistan

00:40:03.460 in a negative

00:40:04.540 light,

00:40:05.140 to which

00:40:06.060 my only response

00:40:07.200 would be,

00:40:08.120 so you're going

00:40:09.100 to criticize

00:40:09.520 me for that?

00:40:10.860 What about

00:40:11.860 the,

00:40:12.280 what about

00:40:13.760 the,

00:40:14.640 like you're going

00:40:15.200 to criticize

00:40:15.540 me for that

00:40:16.260 and not

00:40:16.740 criticize

00:40:17.260 the Pashtuns 0.99

00:40:18.980 in Afghanistan

00:40:19.720 for basically

00:40:21.180 having a

00:40:21.920 slave trade, 1.00

00:40:23.100 a sex slave 0.99

00:40:23.780 trade with 1.00

00:40:24.240 little boys?

00:40:25.480 What,

00:40:25.840 I don't

00:40:26.280 understand what,

00:40:27.840 what,

00:40:28.440 where,

00:40:29.080 where are you

00:40:29.400 going with this?

00:40:30.000 This doesn't

00:40:30.500 make sense.

00:40:31.340 Like,

00:40:31.780 these people

00:40:32.280 are eating

00:40:32.740 brains and

00:40:33.700 your,

00:40:34.100 your criticism

00:40:35.300 is,

00:40:35.940 um,

00:40:36.680 your beef is

00:40:37.560 with the guy

00:40:38.100 that,

00:40:38.320 that videotaped

00:40:39.280 it?

00:40:40.200 Like,

00:40:40.640 they're,

00:40:40.800 they're eating

00:40:41.280 brains and 0.85

00:40:41.900 eating poop

00:40:42.460 and flinging

00:40:42.940 it on people.

00:40:43.720 I don't

00:40:44.200 understand.

00:40:44.960 I,

00:40:45.940 this entire,

00:40:47.640 it's all,

00:40:48.220 I,

00:40:48.600 I don't,

00:40:49.040 I don't get it.

00:40:49.620 This whole thing

00:40:50.200 is just so insane

00:40:51.320 to me that,

00:40:52.040 that I,

00:40:52.660 I,

00:40:53.000 I gotta,

00:40:53.560 I gotta step

00:40:54.160 away from this

00:40:54.820 topic because

00:40:55.640 I'm,

00:40:56.260 well,

00:40:56.400 there,

00:40:56.800 there's one

00:40:57.660 thing that

00:40:58.100 we're,

00:40:58.540 there's one

00:40:58.900 thing we're

00:40:59.320 overlooking

00:40:59.920 here.

00:41:01.040 And that

00:41:01.840 is,

00:41:02.580 if this is

00:41:03.620 such fiction,

00:41:05.360 if,

00:41:06.280 if this is

00:41:06.840 something that

00:41:07.520 only happens

00:41:08.600 when,

00:41:09.140 uh,

00:41:10.240 Riza Aslan's

00:41:11.640 crew turns on

00:41:12.640 the CNN

00:41:13.180 camera,

00:41:14.120 then how

00:41:15.400 come none

00:41:16.040 of these

00:41:16.400 people who

00:41:16.960 are tweeting

00:41:17.480 this stuff

00:41:18.200 at him,

00:41:18.980 these Hindus,

00:41:20.000 why aren't

00:41:20.920 they saying

00:41:21.460 Riza Aslan,

00:41:23.000 why did

00:41:23.720 you eat

00:41:24.180 human brain?

00:41:30.900 Right?

00:41:33.300 And,

00:41:33.820 and it's,

00:41:34.380 it's just

00:41:34.800 completely

00:41:35.300 overlooked in

00:41:36.180 these stories.

00:41:36.800 I mean,

00:41:37.620 the,

00:41:38.040 the worst

00:41:38.600 thing that

00:41:39.180 happened here

00:41:39.920 is this

00:41:40.400 guy who,

00:41:41.360 I mean,

00:41:41.920 I guess you

00:41:42.520 call him a

00:41:43.000 Westerner.

00:41:43.760 He lives

00:41:44.220 in,

00:41:44.680 uh,

00:41:45.460 I'm assuming

00:41:46.520 he's been

00:41:47.020 reporting for

00:41:47.740 CNN so

00:41:48.260 long.

00:41:48.600 I'm assuming

00:41:49.420 that he's a

00:41:50.180 citizen of a

00:41:50.840 Western country,

00:41:51.780 most likely

00:41:52.360 the United

00:41:52.860 States.

00:41:53.360 He's not,

00:41:53.860 he's obviously

00:41:54.640 not some

00:41:55.300 Iranian national

00:41:56.800 running around

00:41:57.620 doing this

00:41:58.220 from Tehran,

00:41:59.340 you know?

00:42:00.560 And so

00:42:01.780 why,

00:42:02.700 why does

00:42:03.300 CNN think

00:42:04.080 it's okay

00:42:04.740 to send

00:42:05.920 this guy

00:42:06.440 to the

00:42:06.780 third world

00:42:07.380 and for him

00:42:07.800 to actually

00:42:08.360 eat human

00:42:09.380 brain and 0.99

00:42:10.780 put that

00:42:11.200 on TV?

00:42:11.960 I mean,

00:42:12.300 is cannibalism

00:42:13.900 no longer

00:42:14.600 even slightly

00:42:15.620 taboo?

00:42:17.380 You know,

00:42:18.280 I,

00:42:21.160 oh man,

00:42:22.740 I,

00:42:23.000 I didn't know

00:42:23.620 about this

00:42:24.160 because I,

00:42:24.880 I don't watch

00:42:26.060 the,

00:42:26.580 uh,

00:42:26.940 I,

00:42:27.160 I don't turn

00:42:27.760 on the Zog 0.96

00:42:28.420 box anymore

00:42:29.460 at all.

00:42:30.880 I,

00:42:31.680 I didn't even

00:42:32.540 turn the Zog 1.00

00:42:33.220 box on for

00:42:34.540 that address

00:42:35.520 that Trump

00:42:35.980 did a couple

00:42:36.580 of weeks ago.

00:42:37.320 I stream

00:42:38.700 that on

00:42:39.660 my computer.

00:42:40.700 I,

00:42:41.040 because,

00:42:41.920 because I

00:42:42.340 just assume

00:42:43.220 that all

00:42:44.080 the content

00:42:44.740 is,

00:42:46.000 well,

00:42:46.740 basically,

00:42:47.720 I guess my

00:42:48.380 assumptions about

00:42:49.140 what all the

00:42:49.580 content has

00:42:50.420 devolved into

00:42:51.220 are probably

00:42:53.080 not wrong

00:42:54.120 just based

00:42:55.240 on this

00:42:56.300 alone.

00:42:57.200 So,

00:42:58.840 yeah,

00:42:59.240 you know what?

00:42:59.900 The,

00:43:00.100 the biggest

00:43:00.880 takeaway for

00:43:01.640 me from

00:43:02.560 all this

00:43:03.320 is,

00:43:03.920 um,

00:43:04.540 just,

00:43:05.080 just,

00:43:05.480 just don't

00:43:05.860 watch TV

00:43:06.420 anymore.

00:43:06.840 Don't,

00:43:07.560 don't watch

00:43:08.040 CNN.

00:43:08.700 It's,

00:43:09.240 it's,

00:43:09.600 it just 0.99

00:43:10.040 sucks. 0.99

00:43:11.560 Yeah. 1.00

00:43:12.560 Yeah.

00:43:13.080 It's not

00:43:13.760 just TV.

00:43:14.440 I mean,

00:43:14.720 it's,

00:43:14.900 it's anything

00:43:15.440 that's coming

00:43:16.160 out of,

00:43:16.740 uh,

00:43:17.000 any of these

00:43:17.520 Jewish media

00:43:18.520 centers,

00:43:18.980 whether you're

00:43:19.480 talking about

00:43:20.220 the,

00:43:20.600 uh,

00:43:21.700 uh,

00:43:22.100 the East

00:43:22.620 coast news

00:43:23.340 establishment

00:43:24.140 or Jew 0.84

00:43:24.800 Hollywood

00:43:25.320 or,

00:43:25.960 or,

00:43:26.660 you know,

00:43:27.620 network

00:43:28.100 television,

00:43:28.900 whatever.

00:43:29.160 It's all

00:43:29.940 so bad.

00:43:30.760 I mean,

00:43:31.060 and like,

00:43:31.900 uh,

00:43:32.620 all of it,

00:43:33.280 I mean,

00:43:33.500 serious

00:43:33.940 satellite radio,

00:43:35.240 the broadcast

00:43:36.380 radio networks,

00:43:37.500 it's,

00:43:38.480 it has all

00:43:39.180 become,

00:43:39.680 it's like some

00:43:40.760 kind of a

00:43:41.220 la la land where

00:43:42.200 there's not

00:43:43.140 any real

00:43:44.020 information unless

00:43:45.200 you're trying to

00:43:45.940 find out how to

00:43:46.700 put larger things 1.00

00:43:47.720 up your ass. 1.00

00:43:50.300 I mean, 1.00

00:43:51.020 they'll,

00:43:51.360 they'll instruct you

00:43:52.400 on that,

00:43:52.880 on that kind of

00:43:53.840 thing,

00:43:54.140 you know,

00:43:54.460 or,

00:43:54.700 or,

00:43:54.980 or what does

00:43:55.960 human brain

00:43:56.780 taste like?

00:43:57.560 you know,

00:43:57.960 how should we

00:43:58.400 properly prepare

00:43:59.300 this human

00:43:59.760 brain?

00:44:01.000 But,

00:44:01.260 um,

00:44:02.560 oh my God.

00:44:03.300 Yeah.

00:44:03.660 So let's,

00:44:04.400 um,

00:44:05.060 I guess since we

00:44:05.860 brought up the

00:44:06.400 Jewish media,

00:44:07.100 let's move on

00:44:08.140 from one

00:44:09.040 horrible taboo

00:44:11.580 story that

00:44:12.500 should be

00:44:13.120 nothing but

00:44:13.680 denounced

00:44:14.420 instead of

00:44:14.960 arguing over

00:44:15.740 whether it's

00:44:16.300 bad for

00:44:17.260 immigrants

00:44:17.940 to another,

00:44:19.880 uh,

00:44:21.740 outrage that's

00:44:22.740 been going

00:44:23.120 on for

00:44:23.600 decades.

00:44:24.160 and this

00:44:25.560 one concerns

00:44:26.780 international

00:44:27.760 Jewry.

00:44:28.760 Uh,

00:44:29.240 you're aware

00:44:29.700 of Roman

00:44:30.200 Polanski,

00:44:31.000 right?

00:44:32.060 I am.

00:44:33.680 Well,

00:44:34.360 Roman Polanski,

00:44:35.520 of course,

00:44:35.940 is,

00:44:36.560 uh,

00:44:37.680 well,

00:44:37.920 he's probably

00:44:38.380 one of the

00:44:38.960 most revered

00:44:40.180 Jewish movie

00:44:41.500 directors of

00:44:42.340 all time.

00:44:42.940 If there,

00:44:43.580 if there's one

00:44:44.380 who's more

00:44:44.880 revered,

00:44:45.380 it would

00:44:45.560 probably maybe

00:44:46.460 be Woody

00:44:47.060 Allen.

00:44:48.420 Um,

00:44:49.120 but,

00:44:49.540 um,

00:44:50.080 the thing

00:44:50.720 that,

00:44:51.020 uh,

00:44:51.280 Roman Polanski

00:44:52.160 should be

00:44:53.520 most famous

00:44:54.400 for is not,

00:44:55.500 not Rosemary's

00:44:56.760 Daughter,

00:44:57.280 the movie,

00:44:57.820 which I could

00:44:58.840 go on for a

00:44:59.640 long time about

00:45:00.300 what was wrong

00:45:00.900 with that,

00:45:01.580 uh,

00:45:02.700 or,

00:45:03.080 or,

00:45:03.720 um,

00:45:04.200 the Ninth

00:45:04.920 Gate or any

00:45:05.600 of these other

00:45:06.100 movies have

00:45:07.280 been such

00:45:07.660 blockbusters and

00:45:08.540 all.

00:45:08.760 The thing you

00:45:09.240 need to know

00:45:09.660 about Roman

00:45:10.320 Polanski is 0.80

00:45:11.200 that he's a

00:45:12.500 Jewish child 1.00

00:45:13.200 molester. 1.00

00:45:14.140 The reason

00:45:15.020 that,

00:45:15.360 uh,

00:45:15.620 Polanski has 0.99

00:45:16.680 not been,

00:45:17.380 uh,

00:45:18.440 making films

00:45:19.240 in the United

00:45:19.740 States since

00:45:20.500 the 70s is

00:45:21.560 because he 1.00

00:45:22.240 raped a 13 0.99

00:45:23.360 year old, 0.99

00:45:24.000 uh,

00:45:25.360 white girl,

00:45:26.320 non-Jewish

00:45:26.940 girl.

00:45:27.960 Uh,

00:45:28.520 he took 0.87

00:45:28.940 her virginity. 0.59

00:45:30.660 Uh,

00:45:31.220 he also 1.00

00:45:31.780 raped her 1.00

00:45:32.360 anally and, 0.99

00:45:33.720 um,

00:45:35.040 to make

00:45:35.660 her,

00:45:35.940 uh,

00:45:36.460 more pliable

00:45:37.320 for the 0.99

00:45:37.740 raping, 0.97

00:45:38.240 he gave

00:45:38.600 her quaaludes,

00:45:39.600 which,

00:45:39.980 uh,

00:45:40.580 I mean,

00:45:41.280 I'm not even

00:45:41.820 old enough

00:45:42.360 that I was

00:45:42.900 ever,

00:45:43.180 uh,

00:45:44.440 around,

00:45:45.020 you know,

00:45:45.920 of age to

00:45:46.700 use drugs or

00:45:47.500 something when

00:45:48.000 they had

00:45:48.320 quaaludes,

00:45:49.040 but,

00:45:49.240 uh,

00:45:49.880 that's how

00:45:50.300 bad quaaludes

00:45:51.140 were.

00:45:51.340 They were,

00:45:52.080 um,

00:45:53.300 barbiturates

00:45:54.320 that they

00:45:55.680 basically were

00:45:56.360 sleeping pills

00:45:57.280 that so many

00:45:58.100 people overdosed

00:45:59.060 on them that

00:46:00.360 quaaludes

00:46:01.000 themselves were

00:46:01.820 completely outlawed

00:46:03.240 and most of the

00:46:04.620 other barbiturate

00:46:05.660 type drugs that

00:46:06.520 they were

00:46:06.840 prescribing like

00:46:07.760 candy in the

00:46:08.520 70s,

00:46:09.160 they won't

00:46:10.040 prescribe anymore

00:46:11.080 because,

00:46:11.800 you know,

00:46:12.360 you'd accidentally

00:46:13.800 take your evening

00:46:15.120 medicine twice or

00:46:16.160 something and you 0.98

00:46:16.920 die.

00:46:17.360 but so,

00:46:18.920 so Polanski

00:46:20.060 drugged and 0.99

00:46:21.460 raped this little 1.00

00:46:22.160 girl and then 1.00

00:46:22.700 he got all

00:46:23.440 these expensive

00:46:24.500 Jew lawyers 0.97

00:46:25.400 who did some

00:46:26.840 kind of an

00:46:27.400 end around

00:46:28.080 okie-dokie deal

00:46:29.120 with the

00:46:29.440 prosecutor and

00:46:30.580 the end around

00:46:31.220 was an end

00:46:31.740 around the

00:46:32.260 judge where

00:46:33.420 they tried to

00:46:34.060 give him 50

00:46:35.140 days for 0.97

00:46:36.100 raping a 0.99

00:46:37.400 13-year-old. 0.71

00:46:39.460 I mean,

00:46:39.660 it's not like

00:46:40.220 he denied

00:46:40.820 doing it,

00:46:42.280 okay?

00:46:43.540 He had some

00:46:44.500 conflicts with

00:46:48.220 the narrative

00:46:48.840 about whether

00:46:49.580 or not she

00:46:50.320 was consenting,

00:46:51.800 but he,

00:46:52.640 you know,

00:46:52.860 there was no

00:46:53.500 denying that he

00:46:54.260 had done it.

00:46:55.680 Well,

00:46:56.640 so he's been

00:46:57.580 a fugitive of

00:46:58.800 the United States

00:46:59.580 for decades.

00:47:00.460 France had him

00:47:01.100 for a long

00:47:01.620 time and

00:47:03.600 when it was

00:47:04.180 finally time

00:47:05.000 that France

00:47:05.580 was going to

00:47:06.060 have to give

00:47:06.580 him up or,

00:47:07.420 you know,

00:47:09.460 have really,

00:47:10.560 really bad

00:47:11.060 relations with

00:47:11.780 the United States,

00:47:12.600 a couple of

00:47:13.080 years ago,

00:47:14.000 he managed to

00:47:15.320 get himself

00:47:16.200 into Poland

00:47:17.180 where he,

00:47:18.440 you know,

00:47:18.740 the Jews over 1.00

00:47:19.860 there have

00:47:20.380 seen to it

00:47:20.960 that he has

00:47:22.160 sanctuary in

00:47:23.000 Poland forever. 0.98

00:47:23.780 Well,

00:47:23.960 now he's

00:47:26.560 demanding to

00:47:27.240 come back

00:47:27.820 here.

00:47:28.080 According to

00:47:28.620 TMZ,

00:47:29.380 it says,

00:47:29.640 Roman Polanski

00:47:30.540 will come

00:47:31.480 back to a

00:47:32.080 California

00:47:32.620 courtroom to

00:47:33.340 face the

00:47:33.800 judge over

00:47:34.440 his fugitive

00:47:35.260 status and

00:47:36.380 his child

00:47:36.860 rape case,

00:47:37.680 but only if

00:47:39.100 the judge

00:47:39.620 says in

00:47:40.300 advance that

00:47:41.100 the director

00:47:41.700 served his

00:47:42.420 full-time

00:47:43.040 behind bars.

00:47:45.420 Polanski's 0.78

00:47:45.940 lawyer,

00:47:46.520 Harland

00:47:46.980 Braun,

00:47:48.140 has filed

00:47:49.020 legal docs

00:47:50.200 trying to

00:47:50.800 cut through

00:47:51.240 what has

00:47:51.620 become a

00:47:52.120 decades-long

00:47:53.060 legal mess.

00:47:54.440 And now,

00:47:54.900 it's not a

00:47:55.320 legal mess.

00:47:56.100 The only

00:47:56.340 thing that's

00:47:56.740 a legal mess

00:47:57.420 is that

00:47:57.820 he ran.

00:47:59.780 He fled.

00:48:01.360 He's a

00:48:01.660 fugitive from

00:48:02.360 justice.

00:48:03.420 He says,

00:48:03.740 Braun says

00:48:04.400 it's boiled

00:48:04.860 down to a

00:48:05.420 simple fact.

00:48:06.700 The sentencing

00:48:07.300 judge required

00:48:08.280 Polanski to

00:48:09.500 serve less

00:48:10.080 than 50

00:48:10.620 days.

00:48:11.600 And between

00:48:11.980 jail in the

00:48:12.680 U.S. and

00:48:13.260 house arrest

00:48:13.880 in Switzerland,

00:48:14.620 he served

00:48:15.020 nearly 400

00:48:15.740 days.

00:48:16.880 Well, for

00:48:17.600 one thing,

00:48:18.020 nobody sentenced

00:48:18.760 Polanski to

00:48:19.540 any kind of

00:48:20.280 house arrest

00:48:21.400 in Switzerland.

00:48:22.700 And the

00:48:23.340 50 days thing

00:48:24.140 was never

00:48:24.560 final.

00:48:25.800 But let me

00:48:26.260 ask you this,

00:48:26.820 Carolus.

00:48:28.720 And this

00:48:30.520 is not my

00:48:32.700 wording.

00:48:33.640 And I'm not

00:48:34.200 going to announce

00:48:35.820 the wording.

00:48:36.380 I'm saying that

00:48:36.980 to give credit

00:48:37.600 to Zeiger

00:48:38.740 at Daily

00:48:41.060 Stormer,

00:48:41.560 this is his

00:48:42.020 wording,

00:48:42.960 50 days for

00:48:44.180 the double

00:48:44.860 hole rape 0.99

00:48:46.060 of a minor? 0.99

00:48:47.540 Let me ask

00:48:48.360 this question.

00:48:49.560 If a neo-Nazi 1.00

00:48:50.580 raped his 1.00

00:48:51.300 daughter, 1.00

00:48:51.940 his being

00:48:52.340 Polanski,

00:48:53.280 would Roman 0.93

00:48:54.080 Polanski be 0.97

00:48:54.900 satisfied with

00:48:55.780 a 50-day

00:48:56.900 sentence?

00:48:57.480 What do you

00:48:57.740 think,

00:48:58.080 Carolus?

00:48:58.340 You think

00:48:58.640 he would? 1.00

00:48:59.680 Fuck no. 1.00

00:49:01.140 And man, 1.00

00:49:02.360 just,

00:49:03.040 oh,

00:49:03.820 God.

00:49:04.520 I had

00:49:05.040 forgotten

00:49:05.460 that this

00:49:05.960 dude,

00:49:06.540 like,

00:49:06.740 I guess

00:49:07.320 my brain,

00:49:08.960 like,

00:49:09.540 just remembering

00:49:10.740 that this

00:49:11.420 guy even

00:49:12.420 exists was

00:49:13.800 like such a

00:49:14.860 persistently

00:49:15.780 triggering thing.

00:49:16.840 My brain

00:49:17.320 had to block

00:49:17.980 it out for

00:49:18.580 a long time.

00:49:19.960 So,

00:49:20.920 you know

00:49:21.700 what?

00:49:22.640 I think

00:49:24.160 that if,

00:49:25.800 man,

00:49:28.840 if I was

00:49:29.900 Trump right

00:49:30.440 now,

00:49:30.800 my response

00:49:31.540 to this

00:49:31.920 situation

00:49:32.460 would be

00:49:33.640 to send

00:49:34.900 one of

00:49:35.300 our

00:49:35.620 fine

00:49:36.480 special

00:49:36.980 operations

00:49:37.580 units

00:49:38.180 to

00:49:39.140 whichever

00:49:39.800 non-extradition

00:49:41.260 treaty

00:49:41.740 country

00:49:42.260 he's in

00:49:43.000 to covertly

00:49:44.840 slip in

00:49:45.560 and obtain

00:49:47.520 possession

00:49:48.740 of

00:49:49.840 Mr.

00:49:51.200 Polanski

00:49:51.740 and,

00:49:52.520 you know,

00:49:53.140 physically

00:49:53.840 un-exile him

00:49:57.480 and bring him

00:49:58.320 back to

00:49:58.920 America

00:49:59.400 and drag

00:50:01.020 him before

00:50:01.740 a federal

00:50:02.940 court

00:50:03.560 where the

00:50:05.180 prosecutor

00:50:06.180 is the

00:50:07.720 former

00:50:08.560 honorable

00:50:09.780 senator

00:50:11.020 from

00:50:11.760 Alabama,

00:50:13.720 Attorney

00:50:14.440 General

00:50:14.920 Jeff

00:50:15.660 Sessions,

00:50:17.240 who will,

00:50:18.960 I'm certain,

00:50:20.620 give him a

00:50:21.780 much more

00:50:22.580 appropriate

00:50:23.400 sentence offer

00:50:24.440 than 50 1.00

00:50:25.240 fucking 1.00

00:50:25.720 days. 0.99

00:50:27.680 Right,

00:50:27.980 right.

00:50:28.260 Well,

00:50:28.940 you know,

00:50:29.420 the thing

00:50:30.600 is,

00:50:31.120 famous

00:50:31.840 Jews are

00:50:32.560 never 0.96

00:50:32.780 supposed to

00:50:33.380 get punished

00:50:33.880 for anything,

00:50:34.760 especially

00:50:35.160 something 0.92

00:50:36.380 silly, 0.98

00:50:37.380 like, 1.00

00:50:37.800 you know,

00:50:38.120 all he did 0.99

00:50:38.640 was rape 1.00

00:50:39.140 a goy child. 1.00

00:50:40.320 I mean,

00:50:40.500 what's the

00:50:40.840 big deal?

00:50:41.380 We're cattle,

00:50:42.220 right?

00:50:43.020 But,

00:50:43.540 you know,

00:50:45.500 if he doesn't

00:50:46.140 want to spend

00:50:46.580 another day in

00:50:47.320 jail,

00:50:47.680 that could be

00:50:48.320 arranged.

00:50:48.980 I mean,

00:50:49.160 you could just

00:50:49.580 take that

00:50:50.200 special ops

00:50:52.500 crew that you're

00:50:53.120 talking about

00:50:53.780 and just have

00:50:54.280 them end it

00:50:54.840 cleanly

00:50:55.640 instead of

00:50:56.880 bringing him

00:50:57.460 back here.

00:50:58.260 Though,

00:50:58.660 of course,

00:50:59.220 I think

00:50:59.700 what should,

00:51:00.420 you know,

00:51:00.700 if I were in

00:51:01.380 charge and

00:51:01.960 this kind of

00:51:02.440 thing were

00:51:02.740 going on,

00:51:03.580 what I would

00:51:05.060 do if I

00:51:05.560 were Trump

00:51:06.080 is I would

00:51:08.000 just use this

00:51:08.700 as a way to

00:51:09.580 strike out at 0.98

00:51:10.700 the Jews 0.99

00:51:11.180 without ever

00:51:11.720 saying the

00:51:12.200 word Jew

00:51:12.760 because all

00:51:13.820 he would have

00:51:14.340 to do is

00:51:14.820 say,

00:51:15.280 you know,

00:51:15.640 okay,

00:51:15.860 we're demanding

00:51:16.580 that Poland 0.95

00:51:18.260 turn over

00:51:19.280 this criminal

00:51:20.500 just as we

00:51:21.800 would turn

00:51:22.220 over any

00:51:22.840 criminal who

00:51:23.760 was raping 1.00

00:51:25.760 Polish 1.00

00:51:26.400 children

00:51:27.160 and hiding

00:51:29.620 in America.

00:51:30.180 We would

00:51:30.540 hand him

00:51:30.920 right over

00:51:31.540 to Poland

00:51:31.980 without a

00:51:32.460 question asked

00:51:33.180 and then

00:51:34.100 just watch 0.53

00:51:34.800 the Jews

00:51:35.320 and the

00:51:35.580 media start

00:51:36.220 freaking out

00:51:37.100 and then,

00:51:38.420 you know,

00:51:38.800 all of us

00:51:39.700 bad guys

00:51:40.400 on the

00:51:41.140 alt-right

00:51:42.460 radio and

00:51:43.400 the neo-Nazi

00:51:44.600 websites and

00:51:45.360 everything could

00:51:45.840 point out that

00:51:46.500 every single

00:51:46.960 person defending

00:51:47.780 Polanski is a 1.00

00:51:48.660 Jew. 0.90

00:51:48.980 I mean,

00:51:54.620 this stuff

00:51:55.320 really does,

00:51:55.960 I mean,

00:51:56.460 and I'm not

00:51:56.920 even saying

00:51:57.400 that Trump

00:51:57.820 does this

00:51:58.300 stuff on

00:51:58.740 purpose,

00:51:59.160 but when

00:52:00.100 he makes

00:52:00.960 these speeches

00:52:02.260 and statements

00:52:03.200 where he'll

00:52:04.220 list off,

00:52:05.300 you know,

00:52:06.100 all these

00:52:06.560 people who

00:52:07.120 are doing

00:52:07.480 these things

00:52:08.020 that basically

00:52:08.560 just make

00:52:09.060 them enemies

00:52:09.700 of the

00:52:10.040 United States,

00:52:10.900 you know,

00:52:11.080 whether he's

00:52:11.400 talking about

00:52:12.000 banking or

00:52:12.920 international

00:52:13.920 trade or

00:52:14.520 whatever it

00:52:14.980 may be,

00:52:15.980 and every

00:52:16.840 single one

00:52:17.440 of them are

00:52:17.980 Jews,

00:52:18.400 this stuff

00:52:19.240 really does

00:52:19.840 trickle down

00:52:20.720 to where

00:52:21.740 people like

00:52:22.560 us and

00:52:23.240 Daily Stormer

00:52:24.520 and all the

00:52:25.220 other big

00:52:25.720 websites and

00:52:27.460 shows,

00:52:28.720 you know,

00:52:30.660 we have a

00:52:31.140 huge effect

00:52:31.820 when we can

00:52:32.600 say,

00:52:32.880 okay,

00:52:33.020 look,

00:52:33.680 not for

00:52:34.320 nothing,

00:52:34.680 but Trump

00:52:35.580 just listed

00:52:36.240 14 people

00:52:37.200 and guess

00:52:37.580 what?

00:52:37.900 12 of

00:52:38.440 them were

00:52:38.760 Jews.

00:52:40.460 You know,

00:52:40.940 I honestly,

00:52:42.560 because of

00:52:43.660 where Donald

00:52:44.800 Trump grew

00:52:45.540 up and

00:52:46.940 because of

00:52:48.180 the type

00:52:49.560 of business

00:52:50.140 that he

00:52:50.720 made his

00:52:51.640 billions in,

00:52:53.440 if he's

00:52:53.960 not aware

00:52:55.160 of this

00:52:56.100 and doing

00:52:56.960 this on

00:52:57.500 purpose,

00:52:58.620 there's

00:52:59.620 honestly,

00:53:00.580 this is one

00:53:01.060 of those few

00:53:01.600 times where I

00:53:02.280 actually do

00:53:02.820 believe it has

00:53:03.920 to be an

00:53:04.320 either or.

00:53:05.360 Either he is

00:53:06.280 aware of these

00:53:07.120 things and he

00:53:08.240 is doing them

00:53:09.140 on purpose in

00:53:10.260 a very metered

00:53:11.140 way to where

00:53:12.420 he has plausible

00:53:13.300 deniability,

00:53:14.060 or all my

00:53:15.840 liberal friends

00:53:16.800 from real

00:53:17.480 life that

00:53:18.520 insist to

00:53:19.900 me,

00:53:20.140 insist this to

00:53:20.980 me are

00:53:21.360 actually correct

00:53:22.380 when they

00:53:22.940 say that

00:53:23.740 Donald Trump 0.92

00:53:24.500 is mentally 1.00

00:53:25.520 retarded. 1.00

00:53:29.320 Well,

00:53:30.080 we know he's

00:53:30.840 not mentally

00:53:31.360 retarded. 1.00

00:53:32.880 Oh,

00:53:33.380 well,

00:53:33.680 I guess

00:53:34.140 that only

00:53:35.260 leaves,

00:53:36.020 there's only

00:53:37.180 one other

00:53:37.680 possibility then

00:53:39.100 because I

00:53:39.820 don't think

00:53:40.180 he's retarded 1.00

00:53:40.860 either. 0.95

00:53:41.260 well,

00:53:42.700 but you

00:53:42.980 know,

00:53:43.300 the thing

00:53:44.080 is he

00:53:45.200 may not,

00:53:46.180 he may not

00:53:46.640 be fully

00:53:47.880 red-pilled on 0.98

00:53:48.780 Jews because, 0.89

00:53:49.660 you know,

00:53:50.880 for the same

00:53:51.440 reasons you

00:53:52.040 listed,

00:53:52.640 that also

00:53:53.400 means that,

00:53:54.680 well,

00:53:54.940 I'm sure if

00:53:55.880 he wasn't

00:53:56.460 when he got

00:53:57.040 in office,

00:53:57.680 he is now,

00:53:58.480 but the thing

00:53:59.460 is,

00:54:00.620 you know,

00:54:00.960 he's always

00:54:01.440 been a guy

00:54:02.000 who's employed

00:54:02.760 lots of Jews

00:54:03.540 and I'm sure

00:54:03.980 they've made

00:54:04.520 lots of money

00:54:05.140 for him and

00:54:05.780 saved lots of

00:54:06.640 money for him,

00:54:07.680 you know,

00:54:08.280 because working

00:54:09.560 for him when

00:54:10.380 they would make

00:54:10.900 him money,

00:54:11.240 money that

00:54:11.500 would make

00:54:11.880 them money.

00:54:13.560 But,

00:54:13.780 and so,

00:54:14.940 you know,

00:54:15.160 he probably

00:54:16.160 always just

00:54:16.800 kind of figured,

00:54:17.320 well,

00:54:17.540 you know,

00:54:17.820 just whatever.

00:54:18.980 But once he

00:54:19.940 started running,

00:54:21.520 not got in

00:54:22.080 office,

00:54:22.520 but running

00:54:22.980 for president,

00:54:24.380 I mean,

00:54:25.120 the way these

00:54:25.900 Jews came 0.89

00:54:26.680 after him,

00:54:27.260 and they

00:54:27.540 didn't try

00:54:27.940 to even hide

00:54:28.940 that they

00:54:29.840 were coming

00:54:30.260 after him

00:54:30.840 because they

00:54:31.660 were Jews.

00:54:32.520 I mean,

00:54:32.980 how many

00:54:34.480 pictures in

00:54:36.160 newspaper articles

00:54:37.040 did you see

00:54:37.660 where it would

00:54:38.180 be one yen

00:54:38.960 after another,

00:54:40.040 just hundreds

00:54:40.880 of them

00:54:41.340 in some

00:54:41.700 crowd in

00:54:42.360 front of

00:54:42.640 Trump Tower

00:54:43.180 and every

00:54:43.560 single one

00:54:44.060 of them

00:54:44.320 holding up

00:54:44.800 a sign

00:54:45.200 that says

00:54:45.540 Jews

00:54:45.980 against

00:54:46.380 Trump.

00:54:47.620 You know,

00:54:47.920 I have

00:54:48.920 kind of

00:54:49.660 an informed

00:54:50.520 opinion

00:54:51.080 about

00:54:52.000 Trump

00:54:53.760 in terms

00:54:54.600 of both

00:54:55.420 his personality

00:54:56.780 and why

00:54:58.320 he operates

00:54:59.180 the way

00:54:59.500 he operates.

00:55:00.940 Basically,

00:55:02.160 he has

00:55:03.000 this,

00:55:03.940 his view

00:55:05.420 on them,

00:55:06.160 his answer

00:55:06.740 to the

00:55:07.160 JQ is

00:55:08.060 that,

00:55:08.880 I mean,

00:55:09.200 yeah,

00:55:09.460 all the stuff

00:55:11.160 that we

00:55:11.640 say about

00:55:12.940 the way

00:55:13.500 they are

00:55:14.060 is true,

00:55:14.900 but it's

00:55:15.520 okay to

00:55:16.080 keep them

00:55:16.480 around and

00:55:17.080 use them

00:55:17.800 as pieces

00:55:18.940 on the

00:55:19.340 chessboard

00:55:19.960 as long

00:55:20.780 as you

00:55:21.120 maintain

00:55:21.500 hand in

00:55:22.400 the situation

00:55:23.140 and he

00:55:24.300 believes that

00:55:24.960 he is able

00:55:25.520 to maintain

00:55:25.960 hand in

00:55:26.600 the situation

00:55:27.280 and the

00:55:28.240 reason he

00:55:28.720 thinks that

00:55:29.420 is not

00:55:30.640 because he's

00:55:31.340 underestimating

00:55:32.140 them,

00:55:32.620 he basically

00:55:33.260 just has

00:55:34.040 a case

00:55:35.020 of wanton

00:55:36.800 hubris

00:55:37.380 on his

00:55:38.460 own part,

00:55:39.680 which,

00:55:39.980 I mean,

00:55:40.160 that wanton

00:55:40.820 hubris

00:55:41.420 is,

00:55:42.680 you know,

00:55:42.940 part of

00:55:43.420 his personality

00:55:44.700 that makes

00:55:45.440 him,

00:55:46.280 well,

00:55:46.700 I mean,

00:55:46.900 it's in

00:55:47.760 some ways

00:55:48.340 that is

00:55:49.300 upstream

00:55:49.880 of all

00:55:51.280 the things

00:55:52.040 about his

00:55:52.500 personality

00:55:53.080 that I

00:55:53.480 really like,

00:55:54.800 but there's

00:55:56.420 downsides to

00:55:57.860 being,

00:55:59.420 to having

00:56:00.040 such a

00:56:01.120 borderline

00:56:02.200 delusional

00:56:02.900 sense of

00:56:03.520 self-confidence,

00:56:04.380 you end up

00:56:05.160 doing things

00:56:05.940 like thinking

00:56:06.980 that you can

00:56:07.520 keep a bunch

00:56:08.120 of Jews

00:56:08.620 around and

00:56:09.380 if they're

00:56:10.280 not going

00:56:10.700 to find a

00:56:11.280 way to

00:56:11.560 get over

00:56:12.020 on you.

00:56:15.260 Right,

00:56:16.100 right.

00:56:17.760 Well,

00:56:18.400 we're

00:56:18.980 coming up

00:56:19.540 on the

00:56:19.880 break,

00:56:20.260 I guess,

00:56:21.380 but before

00:56:22.900 we go to

00:56:23.440 break,

00:56:23.880 I want to

00:56:24.700 redirect this

00:56:25.540 thing back

00:56:26.840 to where

00:56:28.200 it started,

00:56:28.920 which was

00:56:29.480 this particular

00:56:30.320 line of

00:56:30.900 thought started

00:56:31.680 with Roman

00:56:33.420 Polanski,

00:56:34.180 the child 1.00

00:56:34.660 rapist, 1.00

00:56:35.560 the Jewish 1.00

00:56:36.260 child rapist, 1.00

00:56:37.660 wanting to 1.00

00:56:38.840 come back

00:56:39.360 here,

00:56:39.560 and I just

00:56:39.880 wanted to

00:56:40.220 point something

00:56:40.960 out about

00:56:42.020 these Jews

00:56:43.580 and the 1.00

00:56:44.040 child molesting

00:56:44.940 and all

00:56:45.440 that.

00:56:46.700 It's not

00:56:47.560 surprising

00:56:48.140 that they

00:56:49.240 defend him

00:56:51.060 and it's

00:56:52.620 not just

00:56:53.120 because of

00:56:54.220 Jewish

00:56:54.840 ethnic

00:56:56.020 or racial

00:56:56.680 unity.

00:56:57.700 Jews are

00:56:58.560 for this 1.00

00:56:59.100 child molesting

00:56:59.880 stuff,

00:57:00.740 at least as

00:57:01.640 far as their

00:57:02.140 religion goes.

00:57:03.360 It's sanctioned

00:57:04.740 openly in the

00:57:05.880 Talmud and

00:57:07.020 it's basically

00:57:07.940 always okay

00:57:09.040 if they're

00:57:10.240 doing it to

00:57:10.940 a non-Jewish 0.67

00:57:11.700 child.

00:57:12.700 But just to

00:57:13.180 show you

00:57:13.780 how the

00:57:15.340 international

00:57:15.880 Jewish

00:57:16.760 community

00:57:17.340 treats

00:57:18.320 pedophiles, 0.56

00:57:19.180 this is an

00:57:20.100 old story

00:57:20.860 from Times

00:57:22.480 of Israel.

00:57:23.000 This is from

00:57:23.620 November of

00:57:24.820 last year.

00:57:26.360 Diaspora 0.95

00:57:27.020 pedophiles

00:57:27.900 increasingly

00:57:28.640 use Israel 0.94

00:57:29.640 as a

00:57:30.200 haven

00:57:30.580 activist

00:57:31.640 charge

00:57:32.300 as sex

00:57:33.700 offenders

00:57:34.120 flee their

00:57:35.000 home countries

00:57:35.820 for the

00:57:36.260 Jewish state.

00:57:38.080 It goes on,

00:57:39.160 there's some

00:57:39.520 little group

00:57:40.360 of Jewish

00:57:41.660 women who 0.99

00:57:42.580 are alarmed

00:57:44.420 about how

00:57:45.380 Israel is

00:57:46.640 basically just

00:57:47.920 filling up 0.98

00:57:48.560 with pedophiles, 1.00

00:57:49.700 Jewish pedophiles 1.00

00:57:50.540 from every 1.00

00:57:50.960 country on

00:57:51.440 earth because

00:57:52.920 Israel is

00:57:54.280 always their

00:57:55.040 haven no

00:57:55.720 matter what

00:57:56.240 they do.

00:57:56.660 I mean,

00:57:56.940 you've got

00:57:57.600 these sex 0.99

00:57:58.200 traffickers

00:57:58.900 and international

00:58:00.720 criminals and

00:58:02.360 pedophiles and 1.00

00:58:03.220 they're all just 0.90

00:58:03.860 headed back to,

00:58:05.580 you know,

00:58:05.860 they get caught

00:58:06.600 and they just

00:58:07.280 head off to

00:58:07.860 Israel.

00:58:08.240 I mean,

00:58:09.100 it doesn't

00:58:10.260 matter if

00:58:10.660 we're talking

00:58:11.040 about child 0.98

00:58:11.740 rape or 0.78

00:58:12.900 espionage. 0.98

00:58:14.200 If you're a 0.88

00:58:15.000 Jew and

00:58:15.540 you've done

00:58:15.980 it, you

00:58:16.260 will be

00:58:16.520 welcomed with

00:58:17.120 open arms in

00:58:17.900 Israel and

00:58:18.640 our greatest

00:58:19.840 ally will

00:58:21.940 not give you

00:58:22.560 back to us

00:58:23.200 for justice.

00:58:25.780 Okay, I

00:58:26.400 guess we're

00:58:26.680 going to

00:58:26.880 take a

00:58:27.700 break and

00:58:29.100 when we

00:58:29.400 come back

00:58:29.960 we're going

00:58:30.280 to talk

00:58:30.840 about a

00:58:31.980 couple more

00:58:32.660 little things.

00:58:33.440 We're going

00:58:33.620 to talk about

00:58:34.300 stick man.

00:58:35.220 There have

00:58:35.540 been some

00:58:37.700 cool

00:58:39.520 developments in

00:58:40.400 the case of

00:58:41.100 stick man

00:58:41.780 and we're

00:58:44.060 going to do

00:58:44.440 the news

00:58:45.100 and then

00:58:46.680 we'll play

00:58:47.600 well, I guess

00:58:48.400 at some point

00:58:49.540 we'll play your

00:58:50.100 interview.

00:58:50.560 I don't know

00:58:50.780 if it'll be

00:58:51.060 before or

00:58:51.560 after the

00:58:51.860 news, but

00:58:52.180 we'll do

00:58:52.440 the news.

00:58:53.040 We'll play

00:58:53.380 the interview

00:58:54.260 with Tom

00:58:56.380 from Vanguard

00:58:57.140 America and

00:58:59.080 we'll have

00:58:59.840 Lawrence's

00:59:01.140 minutes from

00:59:02.120 the death

00:59:02.700 camp and

00:59:04.520 I guess

00:59:04.960 that'll be a

00:59:05.540 show for

00:59:06.020 him this

00:59:06.340 week.

00:59:06.600 Sound good?

00:59:08.120 Sounds good

00:59:08.720 to me.

00:59:10.220 Alright, we'll

00:59:11.180 be back right

00:59:11.820 after this.

00:59:14.500 Hello, it's

00:59:15.220 in call and

00:59:16.000 it's about

00:59:16.440 your computer

00:59:17.160 and the

00:59:18.200 thing is that

00:59:18.880 we guys are

00:59:19.700 receiving some

00:59:20.540 critical error

00:59:21.140 reports from

00:59:21.900 your computer

00:59:22.500 from the last

00:59:23.220 few days and

00:59:24.540 let me tell you

00:59:25.240 the errors which

00:59:25.900 we have received

00:59:26.580 from your computer

00:59:27.400 are more than

00:59:28.100 70%.

00:59:28.920 So what happens

00:59:30.320 if we won't

00:59:30.900 show up those

00:59:31.420 errors?

00:59:32.160 Your windows

00:59:32.660 might be

00:59:33.200 crashed and

00:59:33.920 you will lose

00:59:34.540 all your data

00:59:35.220 from your

00:59:35.740 computer, sir.

00:59:36.600 Because these

00:59:37.940 errors are like

00:59:38.680 stopping the

00:59:39.380 most important

00:59:40.000 services of

00:59:40.820 your computer.

00:59:41.820 That's why I'm

00:59:42.460 calling you and

00:59:43.380 we are the

00:59:43.880 fleet of

00:59:44.380 Windows certified

00:59:45.220 technicians,

00:59:46.000 okay?

00:59:46.520 Okay.

00:59:48.440 So like in

00:59:49.220 this case,

00:59:50.180 we got there

00:59:50.820 for helping you

00:59:51.600 to remove

00:59:52.060 those troubles

00:59:52.640 from your

00:59:53.160 computer.

00:59:54.160 So just be

00:59:55.100 on your

00:59:55.420 computer and

00:59:56.700 I will guide

00:59:57.380 you the steps

00:59:57.980 from where you

00:59:59.000 can see those

00:59:59.780 errors in your

01:00:00.360 computer and

01:00:01.360 how you can

01:00:01.920 fix it by

01:00:02.600 yourself,

01:00:03.060 okay?

01:00:03.800 Okay.

01:00:05.720 Yeah, just

01:00:06.640 once your

01:00:07.220 computer is

01:00:07.700 on, then

01:00:08.140 let me

01:00:08.480 know.

01:00:08.940 It's on, I

01:00:09.840 was at the

01:00:10.280 computer when

01:00:10.980 you called.

01:00:13.120 Okay, now

01:00:13.880 look at your

01:00:14.460 keyboard.

01:00:15.520 Okay.

01:00:17.340 In your

01:00:17.920 very left

01:00:18.580 lower bottom

01:00:19.200 side, do

01:00:20.100 you see a

01:00:20.580 control key

01:00:21.220 like a

01:00:21.660 CTRL key?

01:00:23.200 Yes.

01:00:24.920 Yeah, just

01:00:25.700 right next to

01:00:26.360 the control key,

01:00:27.200 which key do

01:00:27.760 you see, sir?

01:00:28.860 Uh, the

01:00:29.520 function key.

01:00:31.960 Uh, next to

01:00:32.680 function.

01:00:33.680 Uh, the

01:00:34.260 Windows key.

01:00:36.500 Yeah, hold

01:00:37.340 down the

01:00:37.740 Windows key.

01:00:38.680 Okay.

01:00:39.060 And using

01:00:39.520 the other

01:00:39.940 finger, hit

01:00:41.420 the letter

01:00:41.880 R, R as 0.93

01:00:42.880 in Romeo.

01:00:44.140 At the

01:00:44.660 same time?

01:00:46.700 Yeah.

01:00:47.780 Okay.

01:00:49.880 Now what

01:00:50.600 do you see

01:00:50.900 on the

01:00:51.140 screen?

01:00:51.720 Okay, a

01:00:52.960 warning came

01:00:53.800 up that says,

01:00:55.320 do not trust

01:00:56.180 this street 1.00

01:00:56.840 shitting dot 1.00

01:00:57.680 headed 1.00

01:00:58.000 Indian 1.00

01:00:58.560 bastard who 1.00

01:00:59.520 is trying 1.00

01:01:00.040 to claim

01:01:00.680 that he

01:01:01.020 works for

01:01:01.500 Microsoft

01:01:02.000 because he's

01:01:03.300 a complete 1.00

01:01:03.760 cocksucker and 1.00

01:01:04.680 fucks his own 1.00

01:01:05.360 mother. 1.00

01:01:08.560 So we are the

01:01:09.600 certified technicians

01:01:10.640 from Windows.

01:01:11.660 That's why I'm

01:01:12.220 calling you.

01:01:13.060 And it's our

01:01:14.040 job to guide

01:01:14.920 you.

01:01:15.360 Yeah, yeah,

01:01:16.420 yeah.

01:01:16.900 So, so you're

01:01:18.040 calling, so, so

01:01:19.300 you're calling me 1.00

01:01:20.320 from fucking 1.00

01:01:20.940 Mumbai or 1.00

01:01:21.700 wherever because 1.00

01:01:22.460 you're a fucking 1.00

01:01:23.460 Microsoft technician. 1.00

01:01:25.260 I'm calling you

01:01:26.360 from Brooklyn,

01:01:27.640 India, y'all. 1.00

01:01:28.280 Oh, bullshit. 1.00

01:01:29.840 You're not, you're 1.00

01:01:30.400 calling from 1.00

01:01:32.160 fucking India 1.00

01:01:32.980 where they shit 1.00

01:01:34.240 the water and 0.98

01:01:35.000 then drink it.

01:01:36.520 Why don't you

01:01:36.880 people learn to 1.00

01:01:37.560 use a fucking, 1.00

01:01:38.420 well, yeah, why 0.99

01:01:39.100 don't you people

01:01:39.660 learn, why don't

01:01:40.360 you people learn to 1.00

01:01:41.080 use a fucking 1.00

01:01:41.740 toilet? 1.00

01:01:44.200 Why don't you

01:01:46.140 learn to use a

01:01:46.780 toilet?

01:01:48.100 What?

01:01:48.460 Your father from

01:01:51.760 India or not?

01:01:53.080 No, my father's

01:01:54.200 not from India.

01:01:55.080 My father's a

01:01:56.220 human being, which

01:01:57.480 means he's a

01:01:58.040 white person from

01:01:58.960 America.

01:02:00.200 You come from 0.97

01:02:00.740 India where they 0.56

01:02:01.980 give you free,

01:02:02.660 they give you,

01:02:04.140 they give you free

01:02:05.300 toilets and instead

01:02:06.380 of learning to use

01:02:07.300 them, you worship

01:02:08.460 them.

01:02:09.660 Why don't you go

01:02:10.300 eat one of those

01:02:10.880 cows you, oh, yeah,

01:02:12.260 they might be your

01:02:13.100 ancestors.

01:02:13.740 Hello, merchant, 0.71

01:02:21.720 you old fiend. 0.94

01:02:24.360 We have grown 0.92

01:02:25.760 tired of your

01:02:26.880 greed.

01:02:29.340 In the darkness

01:02:30.880 always creeping,

01:02:34.160 looting our

01:02:34.940 nations while

01:02:35.840 we're sleeping.

01:02:38.740 And though the

01:02:39.560 cattle cars lie

01:02:41.800 empty on the

01:02:43.720 line will

01:02:45.720 bide our

01:02:46.400 time,

01:02:48.720 heating the

01:02:49.860 ovens of

01:02:52.180 Auschwitz.

01:02:54.480 In restless

01:02:55.400 dreams I

01:02:56.180 walked alone.

01:02:59.400 Munich streets

01:03:00.520 of cobblestone.

01:03:04.140 Meet the

01:03:04.820 halo of the

01:03:06.060 street lamp.

01:03:08.500 I raise my

01:03:09.340 right arm and

01:03:10.280 begin my

01:03:11.420 encamp.

01:03:12.540 Then our

01:03:13.960 backs were

01:03:14.720 stabbed by the

01:03:16.160 flames of the

01:03:17.380 Reichstag fire.

01:03:20.100 A funeral

01:03:20.580 pyre that lit

01:03:23.880 the ovens of

01:03:26.560 our spirits.

01:03:29.040 And in the

01:03:29.940 fire's light I

01:03:31.140 saw six million

01:03:34.400 Hebrews, maybe 0.98

01:03:35.360 more, lying even

01:03:39.540 we're not

01:03:40.540 speaking.

01:03:41.540 We're not

01:03:42.220 speaking.

01:03:42.540 Poisoning

01:03:43.540 young minds 0.98

01:03:44.120 with false

01:03:45.160 teachings.

01:03:47.620 Tommy's telling

01:03:48.540 us that we

01:03:51.800 all had to

01:03:53.480 share.

01:03:55.140 Yet no one

01:03:56.040 dared to send

01:03:58.840 the trains to

01:04:01.680 Auschwitz. 0.87

01:04:04.300 Fool said I 0.99

01:04:05.500 you do not 1.00

01:04:06.240 know.

01:04:08.840 Chewy like a 1.00

01:04:10.180 cancer grows.

01:04:13.520 Hear my

01:04:14.120 words that I

01:04:14.980 might teach

01:04:16.120 you.

01:04:17.840 Raise

01:04:18.340 right arms and

01:04:19.240 I might reach

01:04:20.640 you.

01:04:22.320 But the

01:04:23.120 allied bombs

01:04:24.620 like heavy

01:04:25.940 raindrops

01:04:27.240 fell.

01:04:28.120 and cool

01:04:32.620 the ovens

01:04:35.460 of Auschwitz

01:04:37.420 and the

01:04:39.900 people bowed

01:04:40.900 and prayed

01:04:41.820 to the

01:04:44.040 volcano

01:04:44.680 God

01:04:45.320 enslaved.

01:04:47.840 But one

01:04:48.860 man left

01:04:49.740 his warning

01:04:51.040 and in our

01:04:53.260 heart still

01:04:53.880 is his

01:04:54.860 yearning

01:04:56.120 and the

01:04:57.760 man said

01:04:58.600 the lines

01:04:59.460 of the

01:05:00.020 rabbis 0.81

01:05:00.500 can only

01:05:01.520 be stopped

01:05:02.520 by force

01:05:03.780 and gas

01:05:05.260 of course

01:05:06.280 and in

01:05:08.320 the ovens

01:05:10.960 of Auschwitz.

01:05:13.820 you're

01:05:36.100 listening to

01:05:37.160 the

01:05:40.160 crypto

01:05:40.580 report

01:05:41.360 news

01:05:42.520 and

01:05:46.820 you're

01:05:50.760 were

01:05:51.440 it

01:05:51.500 going

01:05:52.900 into

01:05:55.760 an

01:05:59.080 you're

01:05:59.620 what

01:06:00.060 you're

01:06:01.740 so

01:06:02.420 you

01:06:06.420 you're

01:06:06.860 sure

01:06:06.880 you're

01:06:08.820 your

01:06:09.500 gonna

01:06:09.640 I

01:06:10.140 sure

01:06:10.360 Thank you.

01:06:40.360 Guten Tag, and welcome to my devcamp.

01:06:48.160 I am Lauritz von Gildhausen, and these are my minutes.

01:06:53.300 I would like to start off the minutes by apologizing for the rendering error last week, which caused

01:06:58.340 the audio to slow down approximately 25% and led to me sounding like I had used an extremely

01:07:04.820 rapey voice emulator.

01:07:06.920 Hopefully, this does not happen again.

01:07:10.180 And now, on to business.

01:07:12.740 This week has been very interesting as information on the workings of the bureaucratic Jew start 1.00

01:07:18.440 to percolate to the surface.

01:07:20.800 For instance, as Wikileaks tears CIA a new one, with some of the most delicious and concerning

01:07:26.520 leaks in forever, it becomes clear that not only is the CIA able and probably willing

01:07:32.680 to hack into your car and use it to drive you off of the road.

01:07:36.240 They've also played around with the creation of a military meme army, have access to approximately

01:07:42.560 80% of all smartphones, and are all around shady dudes.

01:07:47.240 But not only that, they've also managed to lose control of their entire hacking arsenal, including

01:07:53.920 malware, viruses, trojans, zero day exploits, remote control systems, and other nasty stuff.

01:08:02.800 Also because Jeff in accounting had to click on that phishing link.

01:08:07.280 Because no matter how super secret and intelligent your organization is, there's always that one

01:08:13.940 guy.

01:08:16.060 But on to more serious news.

01:08:18.360 Millions of Slavs are suffering a major identity crisis this week, as one of the manufacturers

01:08:24.360 of prime Slavic couture, Nike, introduces swoosh-branded Muslim hijab sportswear.

01:08:31.740 The move has created a very complicated fracture in the kebab remover's psyche, as the sports 1.00

01:08:37.280 hijab makes one wonder if one is supposed to stay indoors and raise children rather than 1.00

01:08:42.600 being outside beating up Gopniks, and whether or not imbibing alcohol is haram or top kurva.

01:08:51.500 The step has been largely hailed by Turks everywhere as a decisive blow to the Slavic spirit of 0.99

01:08:57.780 keeping Muslims on the right side of the Bosporus. 1.00

01:09:01.360 And further Islamization has been forecast in the near future. 1.00

01:09:06.120 Meanwhile, Trump sets a new benchmark for high energy by simultaneously creating 300,000

01:09:13.260 American jobs and also creating enough original content that journalists are having a hard time

01:09:19.160 keeping up.

01:09:21.000 According to Eric Wemple over at the really fake news outlet The Washington Post, journalists

01:09:26.340 tasked with covering Donald Trump's White House are growing weary thanks to the unsustainable

01:09:32.280 pace the president is setting, with long days, ruined weekends, and unpredictable moves.

01:09:41.140 Now normally, this wouldn't be a problem, as you can always get more manpower to do the

01:09:46.000 work, but over at the failing and economically struggling Washington Post, this seems to be

01:09:52.340 somewhat of a challenge.

01:09:54.340 Apparently, democracy dies when you can't afford to hire enough staff to print lies about it.

01:10:01.340 Nonetheless, even with this awesome display of high energy, this death camp correspondent remains

01:10:07.280 unimpressed, as in our future National Socialist Reich, unemployment will be 0% as there will 0.86

01:10:14.120 always be camps ready for the reluctant laborer, and we take a good work ethic very seriously.

01:10:21.620 Elsewhere, dindu actors in America open up another tension point in the colored coalition, as they 1.00

01:10:28.900 go on record as being extremely upset that Hollywood is choosing British dindus instead of homegrown 0.99

01:10:35.960 ones.

01:10:36.960 The topic is put on the agenda by Samuel Jackson, as he cited the films Get Out, Star Wars, and

01:10:47.300 12 Years a Slave as examples of where the soft-spoken, more innocuous-seeming form of blackness had 1.00

01:10:54.300 been implemented.

01:10:55.300 I, for one, agree.

01:10:57.980 If only every race-baiting propaganda piece had been chock full of dindus from Baltimore, 1.00

01:11:02.960 Oakland, and Detroit, the Jewish agenda would be all the more obvious, leading to increasing 1.00

01:11:08.660 amounts of whites being red-pilled.

01:11:11.760 Thank you for bringing this to our attention, Mace Dindu.

01:11:16.660 And finally, a piece of even better news to send you on your merry way this week, as NASA's

01:11:22.360 most recent bill that just passed Congress has scheduled in a Mars trip by the year 2033,

01:11:29.320 as reported by our very own Andrew Anglin.

01:11:32.600 In 16 years, we will not only have an expedition to Mars, but also the permanent presence beyond

01:11:38.320 low-Earth orbit, a lofty but achievable goal in line with the god-emperor's mindset.

01:11:44.780 Adding to this, new studies has just come out that show potatoes are quite capable of thriving

01:11:50.620 in the harsh Martian atmosphere, meaning that the first permanent colony on Mars is in

01:11:56.280 all likelihood going to be Irish.

01:11:59.400 The Eternal Hibernian strikes again. 0.99

01:12:02.120 That's all I have for you this week.

01:12:04.120 As always, I have been Lauretz von Guildhausen, and these were my minutes.

01:12:09.720 Thank you for listening.

01:12:11.580 Well, there's about a dozen things we don't have to talk about now.

01:12:18.880 Lauretz covers it all every week, doesn't he?

01:12:22.720 Yeah, he does a really good job.

01:12:24.560 I have to personally apologize for what happened to Lauretz's minutes last week.

01:12:31.920 There was, the editing software I use is free, open-source software.

01:12:42.480 Now, when things are free, often they have glitches.

01:12:48.000 I tried to duplicate what went wrong, and I was able to duplicate what went wrong in that

01:12:55.820 with that particular file open, but it wouldn't go wrong.

01:13:01.560 I tried to duplicate it with just the file by itself.

01:13:05.860 I mean, I know what went wrong, and I basically, now I know how to, once I mix and render the

01:13:16.780 file that is to be uploaded to the server, I know how to go through and verify that that

01:13:27.240 same glitch has not occurred again, and now that I know that it's a thing that'll happen, so it's...

01:13:38.780 Well, I mean, it's not that bad.

01:13:41.300 I mean, he said it just made him sound like he was using a rapey voice simulator, you know?

01:13:47.820 I actually have one of those.

01:13:50.740 I don't need software.

01:13:51.840 Check this out.

01:13:52.440 Well, for some reason, you know, I mix and render the show as a, the final product that

01:14:06.520 goes up on SoundCloud as a mono track, and the reason I do that is for people that like

01:14:12.740 to download the show instead of stream it, it makes the file smaller, so it doesn't take

01:14:19.140 as long to download, and it doesn't use up as much of their data, and...

01:14:24.120 We shouldn't take those people, we shouldn't give them any consideration.

01:14:28.120 Right, well, when it, when it mixed, right, well, when it rendered the, uh, the minutes

01:14:34.260 from the death camp from a, a stereo track to a mono track, for some reason, it also stretched

01:14:41.580 it and slowed the tempo down by about 15%, and that's why it had that effect, and when

01:14:50.880 I went back and checked...

01:14:51.960 My name is Lawrence.

01:14:54.640 This is my minutes.

01:14:58.960 Yeah, yeah, pretty much.

01:15:02.960 Today, it starts on...

01:15:04.580 Yeah, I get you.

01:15:07.220 Well, okay, but, um, he, he brought up something, he brought up this WikiLeaks thing, um, and

01:15:15.540 one thing he didn't mention, uh, what about those Samsung TVs, buddy?

01:15:23.560 They, are you, uh, one of the tools that got released is, uh, maybe it's the one called

01:15:30.260 Weeping Angel, I'm not sure, but, uh, these Samsung TVs, uh, you know, they have cameras

01:15:39.020 in them, and I, uh, I guess the cameras in them, uh, for the same reason, there's a camera

01:15:45.220 in your laptop, so you can do Hangouts, or when you're playing video games, or, hell, I

01:15:49.340 don't know why I've got a camera in them, because I've, I've never, I know we've got one of those

01:15:54.380 big curved Samsung TVs, and I know it has the camera in it, but I've never ran across

01:16:00.580 anything anywhere in it where it says, okay, uh, turn on the camera and start streaming

01:16:05.020 now, although I'm sure it's probably in there, but, uh, they've got this thing set up to where

01:16:10.120 they, even if you turn the TV off, they can turn it back on, and they turn on the, uh,

01:16:17.900 the microphone, you know, even if you have one that doesn't have a camera, they turn on

01:16:21.380 the microphone, and, uh, they can, even though the TV is on, the, uh, malware that they install

01:16:30.480 in there, turns off all the, uh, LEDs, like, that show you the TVs on, and shuts down the

01:16:37.460 LEDs on your screen, makes them go black, so it looks like the screen's off, and, you know,

01:16:42.740 uh, that, the, the person I kept hearing bring this up, uh, was the person that I'm, you know,

01:16:50.160 I wouldn't mind seeing the video footage of it, to be honest, as Shannon Bream kept

01:16:54.360 saying, well, what if you just, you know, you're stepping out of the shower and walking

01:16:59.560 in front of the TV, are they filming this, and I'm like, well, if they are, I bet they

01:17:03.180 hope they're watching the channel you're on, but, uh, Jesus Christ.

01:17:08.640 Yeah, I mean, would you rather be watching Shannon Bream or Rachel Maddow, you know, coming

01:17:14.560 out of this, well, I tell you what, Goy, is if you're gonna, if you're trying to have 0.52

01:17:20.740 a conversation and you don't want it recorded, um, yeah, you're, the, if you already didn't

01:17:28.820 know this, you know, the only way that you can have a conversation and it not be recorded

01:17:34.580 by the, uh, by Zog, is if you have the conversation both outside of earshot of any electronic devices

01:17:43.500 hooked up to a, um, hooked up to the internet and, or inside what's called a Faraday cage,

01:17:51.420 um, so, unless you, uh, if you're doing it online, I, I have a hard time believing that

01:18:00.320 the government can't get into it somehow.

01:18:02.780 No, I mean, if you're doing it online, I mean, this is, this is being like, let me put it

01:18:07.360 like this, I'm not the only one that's recording this conversation right now.

01:18:12.260 Oh, absolutely.

01:18:13.140 Absolutely.

01:18:13.980 Well, the thing is, um, you know, one story that came out quietly, um, last week, I think,

01:18:21.700 um, you know, there was so much other buzz in the, in the news going on that it didn't

01:18:26.920 get much traction, but the, uh, justice department has filed to drop a bunch of, um, organized

01:18:36.540 child porn cases.

01:18:37.980 And it was some really, um, high profile cases they filed back in 2013 or 2014, where

01:18:45.220 it's the one, if you remember, people were real torn because the FBI actually left, you

01:18:52.240 know, they took over the website, uh, or websites that were involved and had arrested the people

01:18:58.440 running the websites, but they left the websites online for like 10 days to try to catch more

01:19:04.100 people.

01:19:04.760 And so there was a big controversy about, well, should the FBI have been allowing this

01:19:08.660 child porn to be on the internet for any reason whatsoever?

01:19:12.500 And they hacked Tor, they caught 100 of these percent of these people through Tor.

01:19:20.920 And so, uh, you know, that's, um, used to be, and a lot of people still claim that's the

01:19:29.000 gold standard, buddy.

01:19:30.020 You don't want them to hear you.

01:19:31.020 You get on Tor or you get on this dub, this email that's encrypted on both ends and all,

01:19:36.100 but no, I mean, it's, you're absolutely right.

01:19:37.980 You, you've got to, um, you've got to be talking to somebody in person with no devices or within

01:19:46.080 earshot, or the other way to do it is the way Trump does it.

01:19:50.500 Um, there was an article on daily storm or the other day, I think England wrote it where

01:19:54.840 he said of all the people in the government, the media and everything, the only one who

01:19:59.380 understands the internet is Donald Trump.

01:20:01.720 And that's because Donald Trump says he doesn't use the internet at all for, uh, sensitive

01:20:08.780 information.

01:20:10.060 He puts it on a piece of paper and sends it by a courier.

01:20:13.260 And that way, if you're doing it, uh, by a courier on paper, the only way you can be

01:20:18.800 hacked is if someone murders the courier and takes the paper.

01:20:23.400 But, uh, yeah, if you're, I mean, there are some differences in security on things, you

01:20:29.280 know, like iPhone might, it might be harder for the, um, uh, kid up the street to hack

01:20:37.660 your iPhone than an Android phone, but the government's in all of them and, uh, they're

01:20:43.880 going to be in all of them.

01:20:45.700 And, you know, if, if you're, if you're wanting to discuss something and you don't want the

01:20:51.760 government to know about it, you're either going to do it on a piece of paper, uh, that's

01:20:57.200 hand delivered somewhere, or you're going to do it talking face to face.

01:21:00.940 Cause if you're talking on any kind of telephone or you're doing any kind of email or chat, I

01:21:06.320 don't care what it is.

01:21:07.620 The government already has a way in there.

01:21:10.360 They're already in there.

01:21:11.700 Yep.

01:21:12.520 And I, I've known Tor was compromised for a while, but, uh, yeah, yeah.

01:21:17.840 Just, um, yeah, just be aware.

01:21:20.120 I, I, I, I wasn't really surprised by any of these revelations.

01:21:24.960 I was just like, well, yeah.

01:21:29.640 Yeah.

01:21:30.360 And, and they have these installations like this giant one in Utah.

01:21:34.740 They just have miles and miles of servers.

01:21:39.180 And these servers are just downloading every bit of electronic communication on the planet.

01:21:45.480 And of course, no one is sitting there listening to it in real time because the only way that

01:21:50.820 you could possibly have a, have humans listening to everything in real time is if you had one

01:21:56.540 human employed for every human who's not employed by the government.

01:22:02.600 In other words, you'd have one person watching one individual person.

01:22:07.360 And that's, you know, absolutely impossible.

01:22:09.900 So what they do is everything's recorded and tagged and cataloged.

01:22:15.720 And if they want to get you later, they just go and start reading and listening to the old

01:22:21.680 stuff.

01:22:22.240 You know, that's, that's how that works.

01:22:24.280 And after all these years, I mean, how long has it been since the Snowden stuff got revealed

01:22:30.520 and everybody who had followed along with this stuff, there was nothing that Snowden revealed

01:22:36.240 really that was surprising.

01:22:37.640 Um, and, and people are still surprised by this.

01:22:41.800 Oh, my TV might be listening to me.

01:22:44.220 Uh, they're, they're, they're recording my phone calls and all.

01:22:47.980 Yeah, they sure are.

01:22:49.740 And you know why they have to do that?

01:22:51.900 They have to do that because we have filled our countries up with diversity.

01:22:56.860 That that's exactly the, uh, excuse that they use for that.

01:23:01.820 And it's not really an excuse because all this diversity is actually dangerous. 1.00

01:23:05.860 But if we didn't have all this diversity, or if at the very least, we didn't have these

01:23:11.080 insane political myths like that racial profiling is always bad.

01:23:16.500 If we could just racial profile, we might not be needing to listen to everybody all the 0.78

01:23:22.380 time or record everybody all the time.

01:23:24.940 Um, but that's the situation that we're in.

01:23:28.460 Oh yeah.

01:23:30.720 Well, I guess with, I guess with that, um, we, we have your interview with Tom, uh, the

01:23:38.480 vice chancellor of American Vanguard.

01:23:40.680 So why don't we go ahead and play that and, um, we'll come back on the other side of the

01:23:46.600 interview and do the news.

01:23:48.240 All right, here it comes.

01:23:51.040 All right, guys, we are here today with, uh, vice commander Tom from Vanguard America.

01:23:58.880 How you doing, Tom?

01:24:00.520 Well, I'm doing great.

01:24:01.720 How are you doing?

01:24:02.740 Oh, I'm doing pretty good, man.

01:24:04.020 We're, uh, we're going to be doing this interview, just you and me, uh, Asmendor's, uh, doing

01:24:09.260 some things, uh, and, uh, we'll be, uh, adding this to the show tomorrow.

01:24:15.400 So, uh, tell me a little bit about, uh, yourself and tell me about Vanguard America.

01:24:25.060 Well, uh, as far as myself, as far as what I do, um, I run, you know, like I said, I'm

01:24:30.480 second in command as far as, uh, what I run and, uh, I help organize meetups.

01:24:36.100 I'm personally, um, I run the Texas chapter, which is one of our biggest chapters in terms

01:24:40.860 of activity and membership.

01:24:43.020 And, uh, you know, I help organize meetups, design things.

01:24:46.700 I work with our other, uh, you know, um, editors and content creators, and I generally

01:24:52.700 also appoint other state leaders.

01:24:54.960 I help we expand into other areas, like new, uh, new states and such.

01:24:58.440 We recently, um, have started expanding more into New York and, uh, there's just a lot

01:25:03.240 of things, a lot of great things that are happening.

01:25:05.420 We're expanding pretty rapidly, but at the same time, we need to make sure the quality

01:25:09.420 of our members is, you know, very high so that we aren't spread too thin.

01:25:14.240 And as far as myself personally, uh, you know, I live in Texas and, you know, without doxing

01:25:19.120 myself, uh, you know, I'm just, uh, just a red-pilled guy and I was going around, you

01:25:25.440 know, movement to movement, looking for people to just originally, I just wanted to design

01:25:29.460 some posters for a movement.

01:25:30.560 But, uh, you know, a while back I got involved with, uh, the Vanguard and I just, uh, found

01:25:35.960 myself assuming more and more responsibility as I, uh, as I became, you know, ambitious

01:25:41.580 and wanting to help.

01:25:42.660 And I found myself doing this and, uh, it's been great ever since.

01:25:46.360 Okay, so tell me a little bit about Vanguard America specifically, uh, what's y'all's

01:25:55.140 political philosophy?

01:25:57.720 Um, as far as political philosophy, we have a lot of it outlined on our website at bloodandsoil.org,

01:26:03.420 but generally we adhere to, you know, the basic concepts of white nationalism in terms of

01:26:10.140 America, white Americans founded this nation. 0.51

01:26:12.960 They deserve to live in it afterwards, you know, definitely not be replaced.

01:26:16.360 And I feel like that's something that most people agree on in the movement.

01:26:18.560 Um, but also, you know, when it comes to system of government, we, we do believe that some

01:26:24.940 type of element of, uh, you know, fascism that is viewed through an American lens, um, will

01:26:30.920 most likely be necessary in order to have the type of strong government that needs to turn

01:26:37.480 back the clock on all the damage that has been done to America.

01:26:40.960 Because you look and it's just decade after decade of subversion and damage and the eroding

01:26:47.320 of our culture and heritage.

01:26:48.960 And even, you know, the government has become completely against our best interests.

01:26:53.060 You know, Trump has been elected and people might have gotten a bit of a false sense of

01:26:57.940 security, but we don't really realize just how much, you know, the system is rigged against

01:27:02.980 us.

01:27:03.280 So we do need to realize that there is going to have to be a very large, you know, change

01:27:09.020 in how that is structured.

01:27:11.080 Um, and, you know, we do recognize the dangers of international finance.

01:27:15.440 We recognized how that type of unrestricted capitalism has damaged the American people

01:27:21.540 so greatly.

01:27:22.780 Um, and we're going to be attending the Pikeville event in April with, uh, the traditionalist workers

01:27:28.280 party.

01:27:29.100 And I feel like that's just so, uh, especially that type of town, because you have all these

01:27:34.520 rural white communities, which have just been completely neglected by the government.

01:27:38.060 And anytime people suggest actually reaching out to them, you know, the Democrats don't

01:27:43.300 care because they're whites and the Republicans don't care because it's viewed as socialism.

01:27:48.720 So generally we do adhere to a very nationalistic, very, um, hopefully a centralized government in

01:27:56.040 the future, which is able to take back the reins because all the damage, all the subversion,

01:28:02.240 all the conflicts, all the bad that has been done to America, it's not going to be changed.

01:28:08.100 You know, we can't turn it around in time if we're going to have to debate and vote and

01:28:11.880 discuss and deliberate and, you know, push things back and delay on every single issue.

01:28:17.280 You know, we need something that's decisive.

01:28:19.660 We need something that's authoritative and we need something that can get it done efficiently.

01:28:23.980 All right.

01:28:27.140 Sounds pretty good.

01:28:28.340 Now there are a couple of very specific questions.

01:28:32.540 I know a lot of people are going to want to know.

01:28:35.480 So would you guys, um, would you guys consider yourselves national socialists?

01:28:42.660 Let me, let me phrase that a couple of ways.

01:28:45.280 Would y'all consider yourselves national socialists as an organization?

01:28:49.700 And, or would you say that there are maybe a lot of guys in the organization that would

01:28:58.160 call themselves national socialists, but your organization is or isn't?

01:29:04.020 So we do have a lot of individuals in the organization that identify as national socialists and that's

01:29:10.100 fine.

01:29:10.400 We accept those types of people.

01:29:11.480 We welcome them.

01:29:12.600 Um, but the organization as a whole, we are looking to create, you know, uh, like I said

01:29:16.880 before, fascism viewed through an American sense.

01:29:19.180 And there, you know, that, uh, I hate to talk about it, but the, the word does carry a lot

01:29:22.880 of negative connotations.

01:29:23.940 But, you know, I think we are of the belief that national socialism is a, you know, a kind

01:29:29.240 of a type of fascism that was, that was very much particular to Germany at the time.

01:29:33.700 So, you know, regardless, um, America is going to need a more unique type of that type of

01:29:41.220 authoritarian government structure to, to suit it.

01:29:45.180 Because I believe different types of fascism, you see, it's different in every country that

01:29:49.380 it came out, that it, uh, emerged in and America will be no different than that.

01:29:53.740 So I believe we are, you know, uh, we are going to create, and we are going to see as

01:29:58.680 the movement progresses and as, you know, our, you know, the movement as a whole and our movement

01:30:03.100 in particular, um, progresses and gets more into the forefront, we are going to develop

01:30:07.860 our own image, you know, our own brand of American fascism in terms of what that means

01:30:12.940 and how the, what the government is going to look like.

01:30:15.440 And I think it is going to be different than the ones we've seen in the past, just because

01:30:20.540 America is a different nation with a different history, a different culture.

01:30:24.700 And, uh, I feel like that's going to be very interesting to see how that pans out.

01:30:30.920 All right, Tom, that's, um, that's very, very straight and, uh, very candid answer.

01:30:37.900 I appreciate that.

01:30:38.980 Now you did bring up the, the fascism as a word thing and the, and the connotation it

01:30:46.300 has, a lot of people look at it as a negative connotation, which kind of, that kind of leads

01:30:51.620 into, um, the only reason that anyone looks at fascism with any kind of negative connotation

01:31:01.040 is because of the way that it is portrayed in the media, which naturally leads to the question

01:31:11.420 of how do you guys feel about the people who I think we all know run the media and you talked

01:31:19.100 about the banks too. So tell us, uh, tell me about Vanguard America. What's y'all's position

01:31:26.780 on the Jews, man? Um, we recognize that the Jews, first off, they act as a group. Second

01:31:33.540 off, they are vastly disproportionately represented in powerful positions and within America and

01:31:40.440 within, um, positions all around the West in terms of government, media, finance, education,

01:31:46.400 everything almost. Um, we recognize they are disproportionately, you know, influential when

01:31:51.900 it comes to that. And we recognize that when they act as a group, they act in their

01:31:56.740 own best interests or they act directly against our best interests. So we do recognize them as

01:32:02.640 a political detriment to our Western countries. And I don't think we believe that, uh, they should

01:32:09.200 be allowed to do that. I think there has been a lot and I, or the organization agrees that they have

01:32:14.300 done a lot of damage to this nation and that has to be put to an end. Absolutely.

01:32:21.500 Absolutely. So, um, your political philosophy, your component of having some guys that are national

01:32:32.840 socialists, some guys not, um, presenting fascism the way you do and, you know, being good to go

01:32:41.320 pretty much on the Jewish question. Yeah. You know, so there's a lot of organizations out there

01:32:48.300 that try to do similar things or present a similar type of role or try to fill a similar role,

01:32:58.400 maybe either regionally in other parts of the country, or maybe regionally in other parts of

01:33:04.800 the world. Tell me about what sets Vanguard America apart from other groups.

01:33:11.760 Okay. Um, there are a lot of groups. You're seeing it, um, you're seeing it very much that

01:33:18.120 lots of groups are springing up all over the country and internationally. But what I have seen

01:33:23.660 personally and in regards to what other members of other groups have told me is that the Vanguard is

01:33:29.840 not only expanding large to be larger, it is expanding quicker. And I believe our branding and

01:33:36.660 our ideas have a special kind of, uh, that they're, they're catching on. And I think we have proven

01:33:43.580 with our organization and our activity and, you know, we've done a lot of, uh, of, you know,

01:33:50.500 activism and things like that. And I feel like we are proving ourselves to be standing out amongst the

01:33:55.680 crowd. And I think we, you know, you see a lot of these groups and of course they have great people in

01:34:01.780 them, you know, they have the right idea, but they just don't have the organization. They just don't

01:34:05.500 have the branding. You know, they don't have the propaganda. They don't have the right type of

01:34:09.340 materials, especially even things like a financial infrastructure. They just don't have those things

01:34:13.840 set up. And we, we do we're, and we're on the track to have those things. And we have a very

01:34:20.460 defined plan for what we're going to be doing in the future. And I feel like that's what sets us apart

01:34:25.720 in terms of our organization and our overall unified vision. Um, so in the future, I think we are going

01:34:33.160 to see, you know, a lot of these, you know, various small groups either form into a start forming into

01:34:39.600 under a unified banner. And I think hopefully if everything goes right, that the Vanguard is going

01:34:45.420 to be a major part of that component. So here's a question that came up for me personally the other

01:34:54.680 day. I was having a conversation with someone about another organization. It's not important

01:35:00.480 which organization it was, but the question is, so if you want to, if you have members that are in

01:35:10.280 Vanguard America, do you, uh, would you say you either discourage or encourage them or are neutral,

01:35:19.080 have a neutral position in regards to them being involved in a completely separate local group,

01:35:28.480 like a pool party, et cetera? Um, if it's, well, I mean, it depends on the group. Of course we,

01:35:34.980 we do discourage members from being, you know, other full-time members of other organizations,

01:35:39.840 um, like identity Europa or, um, or the TWP. And that's not because we don't like those groups,

01:35:45.760 you know, they're fine. They're great people, but you know, we just want our members to be

01:35:50.260 full-time members. We don't want them to be, you know, caught between several different groups,

01:35:53.860 trying to, trying to contribute to all three at once, because we realized that we aren't going

01:35:57.620 to get full commitment out of them that way. But as far as, you know, uh, you know, daily stormer

01:36:01.660 book clubs or pool parties or things like that, that's completely fine. People can do that. And,

01:36:05.780 uh, we encourage it as a way to meet new people and, you know, potentially find people,

01:36:10.040 more people that are interested in the group. Um, but those types of groups that aren't,

01:36:14.680 you know, fully fledged organizations in themselves that are more just, you know,

01:36:18.120 social meetings, that's completely fine. And that's encouraged as a way to meet new people

01:36:22.460 and expand our like-minded group of individuals.

01:36:27.860 All right. So I first heard of your organization when I saw a news story from UCF Hillel in Florida,

01:36:40.380 and you guys had hit them with a campaign of posters of flyers and the flyers, I looked at it and it,

01:36:54.320 to me personally, it didn't even really seem all that edgy. And then when I saw the reaction

01:37:00.360 from the local media and I saw the reaction from the people on campus, the hysteria that it caused

01:37:12.780 was beautiful. And since then, I've been seeing your flyer campaigns that you guys have been doing

01:37:20.100 and it's, it's been very effective. So let's talk a little bit about that. Tell me about the flyer

01:37:27.380 campaign in general. Okay. Um, so we've hit a lot of universities, um, uh, especially a lot since

01:37:34.160 Florida and, you know, we do have those posters and I feel like that poster is kind of meant to, uh,

01:37:38.960 to bait out that response in a, in a way, cause you have, uh, you have these colleges that are just 0.83

01:37:43.520 so completely full of anti-white, you know, Marxist, you know, nonsense. And they do react that way. 0.92

01:37:50.720 And that is a way of letting people on the fence see that, you know, these, these people are anti-white.

01:37:56.920 They don't like you. You, if you exclaim that you have a right to exist, they literally call you

01:38:02.900 Hitler. You know, that's what they, they contacted the local Holocaust museum. When, when we put up

01:38:08.200 those flyers that said we have a right to exist, you know, there is no, but they just, they fit the

01:38:12.540 mold. They fit the stereotype to the T that they are, they're anti-white Marxist idiots. And, uh, 1.00

01:38:20.460 and we've done a lot of different things with a lot of different flyers. We also had a

01:38:23.900 prime example at Rutgers university. And we even got the council on American Islamic relations to

01:38:29.600 call this and other things a hate crime. Um, it seems like all they do is just shout at calling

01:38:34.560 this and that a hate crime as, as well. But, uh, we have a poster that said, imagine a Muslim free 0.79

01:38:39.000 America. And, you know, of course that is, could be considered a bit more edgy, but, you know, we just

01:38:43.360 say, imagine if there were no Muslims here, right. And we have a big picture of the twin towers

01:38:47.780 standing tall and, you know, of course people go crazy. They think it's violence. It needs to be

01:38:52.460 illegal. It needs to be, it's genocide. It's this, it's that, it's the other thing. And it's just so

01:38:56.380 fantastic because, you know, partially we're looking to recruit, we're looking to reach out to these,

01:39:02.020 you know, these white kids on these campuses that are just so beaten down with the propaganda.

01:39:06.940 And I know because we have a lot of college students in the organization that, you know,

01:39:10.420 they walk into its, you know, its American history after the civil war. And they're just talking

01:39:14.840 about communism for, you know, three days a week or whatever. And, you know, we reach out to them,

01:39:20.080 we say, you know, you're not alone. You have this organization. We're, we're working for you.

01:39:24.740 And we look to work with you. Um, but of course, you know, the reaction that these people have is so

01:39:31.160 completely just out of the box. They lose their collective minds because, you know, it's evident

01:39:38.640 that they just, they have never been challenged. You know, their, their views have never been challenged.

01:39:43.100 Conservatives don't challenge their worldview. You know, conservatives heart, they barely even

01:39:48.000 challenge multiculturalism anymore and challenging and coming, challenging that, challenging their 1.00

01:39:52.940 entire whole, you know, religion of liberal equality, just challenging that, you know, letting

01:39:58.200 them know that they're not alone. You know, they don't have a complete hegemony on political

01:40:03.200 discussion really scares them. And you can see that. And I feel like that's why it's so effective.

01:40:08.580 And we've done it, you know, we've done it time after time. We've done it, especially

01:40:12.360 in Texas, there are lots and lots of universities have done that. Um, we've done it at UT, TCU,

01:40:17.680 UNT, and tons of others. We even have a, an update about it on our, on our website, but you

01:40:23.720 hear them, they just, you know, the reporters come into these colleges, you know, they do

01:40:26.440 it the same way every time and they just interview these brain dead students. Um, and the students,

01:40:32.380 they, it's, it's really, it's interesting because they're just so like they're brain 0.90

01:40:36.060 dead. Like I said, they just regurgitate whatever, whatever Marxist talking points they, that have

01:40:41.180 been pushed into their ears, you know, since they were in preschool and, you know, they

01:40:45.440 just say, mine is like, Oh, you know, it's, it's 2017 and that's just straight ignorance, 0.93

01:40:49.760 man. And other stuff like that. And it's just, it's completely ridiculous. And we're looking

01:40:55.080 to break the mold. And I feel like, you know, every time we do something like this, it's definitely

01:40:59.800 putting a big old crack in it. And, um, we're going to be moving forward in the future.

01:41:04.880 We're going to do, uh, demonstrations and things like that. And I feel like that is going to

01:41:09.340 accelerate the process.

01:41:12.100 All right. So I want to talk about the flyers themselves a little bit, because this is something

01:41:20.400 that I've talked to people about and just my observations about the flyers, other flyers,

01:41:29.140 I've seen other organizations put up. Sometimes I'll see flyers, other organizations put up.

01:41:35.880 The imagery is so esoteric that unless you already know what it is, it wouldn't even register with you

01:41:45.460 that it has anything to do with white nationalism or anything. And then other flyers that I see

01:41:51.940 people use with, and it's, and it's great because I like the effect too. And I know this is what

01:41:58.920 they're going for, but it just goes straight to triggering as many people as possible, just

01:42:05.680 deliberately, uh, trolling hard, you know? Yeah. Uh, and, and I, I do enjoy those. Those are great,

01:42:13.880 but you guys, your, your posters were very effective when you were, when you guys were making

01:42:21.500 these posters, when you were, uh, designing these posters, were you, did you have that specifically

01:42:28.160 in mind? Were you trying to err on the side of being kind of mild and normie friendly or were you

01:42:37.400 trying, or did you start at a place that was more normie friendly and try to go edgier or what was the

01:42:43.520 thought process there? Well, we have a, we have a lot of different, you know, uh, types of, uh,

01:42:50.060 initiatives, you know, we have a lot of ideas that goes into the overall theme of our propaganda.

01:42:54.640 And, you know, some groups, you know, do, like you said, they do the shock value for the pure sake

01:42:58.580 of shock value. And there is something to be said for that, but, you know, we mostly try to focus on

01:43:04.260 a more, uh, a more positive, um, subjects for our, uh, for our propaganda. You know, we seek to,

01:43:10.380 you know, prove a positive image. You want to think of good things that you associate with our

01:43:15.580 movement. Um, and you know, we don't go crazy full on, you know, uh, hate crime type stuff on our

01:43:23.420 posters, but we do kind of keep it to a level where your average person can at least understand that

01:43:29.000 it's offensive. Um, and there, there is kind of a, we try to find the happy medium between, you know,

01:43:35.980 so esoteric that, you know, normies can't understand it and don't get offended. And then,

01:43:41.160 you know, then the other side, you know, the other side of the spectrum, which is shock value,

01:43:45.140 just for the sake of shock value, putting out, you know, outrageous stuff just because you want

01:43:49.000 to get media coverage. Right. And, and I'm the same way. I think that the shock value is fun. I do

01:43:58.340 enjoy it. I do enjoy when, when, uh, someone spreads around some posters, like the ones that,

01:44:05.140 that, uh, a certain friend of the daily stormer had, uh, lots of printers print out. Those were

01:44:13.420 great. That was, that was one of the funniest things I've ever seen. I wasn't even one of us

01:44:18.880 when that happened. And I still thought it was funny. I was a normie and I thought that was funny.

01:44:23.940 Um, but certainly the value that you guys bring with going to just the right amount of,

01:44:33.980 of edginess is, is working out. So I, I also like the aesthetic of it. And, and, you know,

01:44:42.440 when I think about aesthetics and I think about, you know, some of you guys are, um, obviously,

01:44:48.160 you know, classically educated because I, I, you know, y'all are very well-educated

01:44:53.420 guys based on, I've seen the imagery that a lot of your propaganda was derived from.

01:45:01.460 And, you know, some of the artists and some of the historical figures that were responsible for

01:45:09.880 some of that coming into being kind of leads me into a, another question about the organization.

01:45:15.840 Um, you know, who are some of the key role models, historical figures,

01:45:23.020 uh, heroes, if you will, of the organization?

01:45:27.900 Um, well, you know, we derive our kind of, our ideas from a lot of people. Um, I think,

01:45:34.740 you know, more specifically in terms of how we look to, uh, to look into government policies,

01:45:40.040 policies and, you know, how that should be structured. I think a lot of us found some inspiration

01:45:44.340 into what, you know, Oswald Mosley said about, you know, uh, in Britain in the, in the thirties,

01:45:50.600 because America is probably the closest, the most similar nation to Britain. Um, so I feel like we

01:45:56.820 find a lot of inspiration there. And of course, you know, a lot of people do find inspiration from,

01:46:00.860 uh, from Germany and especially the national socialists. And, you know, that as well, that's,

01:46:04.800 that's great. I think, uh, that's probably why our website is called blood and soil. I think that,

01:46:10.020 uh, I think the term was coined by, uh, by, uh, our friend Hitler, but, uh, you know, we, we find a

01:46:16.360 lot of people and I think, uh, George Lincoln Rockwell, us too, you know, we looked to a lot of

01:46:20.400 his, uh, what the types of things he said and how he did interpret, um, interpret what he said,

01:46:26.900 you know, through America, you know, specifically what needs to be done within America. And I think we

01:46:32.540 find a lot of inspiration in that in terms of how we should format ourselves.

01:46:35.900 All right. Yeah. I'm, I'm personally a big fan of Rockwell's. Uh, I, I think that if we could

01:46:45.780 just channel his public speaking and ability into, you know, just a handful of our people,

01:46:54.640 you know, it would be, it would be a, uh, pretty, pretty good ride. Um, Hey, if we could get a hundred

01:47:03.700 people, just like Rockwell with us today, I'm sure, you know, there, it would be a very easy

01:47:08.440 ride to victory. I don't even think it would take a hundred, you know, just, just a handful,

01:47:13.420 just, uh, a half a dozen would be the, uh, plenty or, or if we could just all about reaching out,

01:47:21.060 you know, it's all about finding these people because they exist. You know, there's people

01:47:24.780 with potential out there. This, this country has, you know, something like 200 million white people,

01:47:28.980 you know, there's bound to be 20 or 30 of them who have, you know, a crazy amount of potential.

01:47:34.260 And that's why, you know, it's all about getting the message out there and getting publicity

01:47:37.580 and finding them, you know, and gaining credibility. So they look to us and they say

01:47:41.780 that group right there deserves my effort. And we've done, we've done found that with a lot of people,

01:47:47.080 you know, we've done that to a lot of people, but you know, we're always trying to get more of

01:47:51.100 those high quality individuals. Absolutely. And, and you guys are certainly, uh, doing pretty good

01:47:58.300 as far as getting the message out there. Y'all are definitely, uh, making a lot of leeway there.

01:48:05.100 So about the organization, as far as becoming a member, tell me about the process about that.

01:48:13.940 All right. Well, uh, you know, as far as specifics go, you know, we do have a join page on the website

01:48:19.380 and there are, uh, we are currently, you know, trying to format that in terms of, uh,

01:48:24.180 sending in applications, but it works, you know, and it's always worked.

01:48:27.800 So mostly we just want, uh, we want, you know, white Americans. Um, we do not tolerate any forms 1.00

01:48:35.600 of sexual degeneracy in terms of, you know, uh, gays or transsexuals or anything, you know, absurd 0.99

01:48:40.660 like that. Um, we like people who are mostly, you know, a pretty, uh, a short criminal history, 0.97

01:48:47.200 if one at all. Um, we don't like any people that have, uh, been, you know, extensively lawbreakers

01:48:52.860 because that could be, uh, that could be detrimental to the organization in the future

01:48:56.520 when the police probably will try to, you know, shut us down or harass us in ways. So

01:49:02.620 keeping, keeping away from those types of individuals who might be fine people, but you

01:49:07.300 know, that would just cause issues for us down the road. Um, you know, uh, we like people

01:49:12.120 to, you know, we put a lot of, a lot of, uh, you know, people in the movement are always

01:49:18.040 talking about how bad everything in America is and it is, you know, we're always talking

01:49:21.720 about all the degeneracy, all the, all the, this and all of that. So we do like people

01:49:26.160 that very much represent what it is to be the ideal American. You know, we like people

01:49:30.120 that are physically fit. We like people that are well-groomed. We like people that don't

01:49:34.300 have, you know, tattoos all over their faces. And we do want to present a bit of a professional

01:49:38.800 image, but not going too professional in terms of that we alienate, you know, the common

01:49:43.580 man. And, uh, you know, we like people that agree with our message. You know, we have a

01:49:47.440 manifesto on the site. And if you read through that and you agree with just about all of it

01:49:51.120 or all of it, then, uh, you probably would be a pretty good fit. And, you know, we do

01:49:56.860 heavily discourage addictions to, uh, addictions to like alcohol or, uh, tobacco or even pornography.

01:50:04.920 Um, but you know, if people are still struggling with things like that, when they, when they apply,

01:50:10.200 we, we let them in on the basis of you are going to have people that you are going to talk

01:50:15.560 to, and you are going to work on that because, you know, there is a cult of self-improvement

01:50:20.240 within the group. And, you know, we don't tolerate people that aren't willing to work

01:50:25.340 on their vices, but generally, um, if you're, you know, if you're white, you're red-pilled,

01:50:31.960 you agree with us and, uh, you're dedicated and you want to be active and you're, uh, you're

01:50:37.840 presentable, then I'd say you fit, you'd fit in pretty well. And, you know, beyond that,

01:50:43.180 it's all about what you're willing to put in as far as the work, because, you know,

01:50:46.920 this is, you know, no one's really getting paid a whole lot for this or getting paid at

01:50:51.820 all. So it's all about really believing in what you're doing. And, you know, this

01:50:56.000 movement, we're so, uh, we're so extremist, you know, we're so, we're so radical compared

01:51:00.640 to the main portion of the population that we should find the very much dedicated, the

01:51:05.060 very ideological, the very motivated people within this movement. And I feel like we

01:51:08.820 have, so we're looking for more of those people.

01:51:13.180 All right. So, so that sounds pretty good. Sounds like you guys are, uh, you know, looking

01:51:20.940 to attract the really, you know, the high quality members, uh, keeping out the riffraff, which, 1.00

01:51:27.140 which is good. And, and I'm, I'm glad to hear that because, you know, sometimes, sometimes

01:51:33.000 I'll hear people talk about, you know, their pool party and it sounds great. And then other

01:51:37.100 guys will, uh, I'll go on a forum or whatever and somebody will like, you know, have a, have

01:51:43.280 something to say about an experience they had with the pool party and, and I'll, I'll just

01:51:47.080 be cringing and, and I'm like, Oh no. Um, but no, you guys, you guys sound like a, sound

01:51:53.380 like y'all are, y'all are going to have the, have some good guys out there. Y'all aren't

01:51:57.800 going to have any of, any of the gays or, or any, no, no, no degeneracy, uh, no, no, no 0.95

01:52:05.760 anime, nothing like that. Definitely, definitely no anime. That is, that is viewed as a controlled

01:52:11.100 substance within the organization. And it's a, it is a, it's an infraction above being

01:52:16.040 addicted to narcotics. Nice. I, I endorse this policy. Strong endorse. Definitely. Um, yeah.

01:52:25.680 Yeah. And, and image really is everything, especially with a group like this, because

01:52:28.720 everyone is out to slander you all the time. So you can't give them, you can't give them

01:52:34.160 ammunition, you know? And if they look to us and they look at our members and they see

01:52:38.480 a bunch of, you know, fit, well-groomed, you know, ideal Americans, that's the idea, you

01:52:43.320 know, they're not going to see someone that they can, you know, insult. They're not going

01:52:47.840 to see someone that can, they can, you know, denigrate. What they are going to see is the

01:52:51.820 alternative to, you know, the failing American system. And that's, that's the idea. That's

01:52:56.360 the goal. So I feel like we are very much on the way to presenting that.

01:53:03.180 So that sounds good. Um, yeah, I, so another thing I'd, I'd like to ask about is, you know,

01:53:13.140 so once, once someone becomes a member, uh, what kind of, you know, I know you guys do activism.

01:53:19.260 I got a couple of questions and, and you can, we can talk about them separately. Uh, number

01:53:25.940 one, I, I would like to know specifically what different types of activism activities you

01:53:33.940 guys are into. Um, and then in addition to that, what do you guys do besides just your

01:53:42.960 actual activities? Because of course, you know, organizations are more fun. Everyone wants,

01:53:49.240 to be in an organization where you actually get to do more than just, you know, work,

01:53:55.800 work, work, work, work. What, what are the kinds of stuff do you guys do beyond just your,

01:54:01.460 your labor, your labors of, of love for our people?

01:54:06.080 Yeah, I'll, uh, I'll cover the work before we cover the play. But, um, as far as, you know,

01:54:10.840 active activity and activism, we do a lot of poster runs, you know, poster campaigns around universities

01:54:16.460 and other locations. So, you know, members are expected to participate in those if they

01:54:20.680 can. And, uh, beyond that, we do, uh, actually just recently in Austin, we, uh, had some guys,

01:54:26.820 you know, disguised as normie Trump supporters embedded in a, the March for Trump rally. And

01:54:31.680 that was very eventful and that was very good. Uh, we had them ward off some, uh, well, there

01:54:36.120 wasn't really much Antifa to ward off. We had some local communists show up, but, uh, you know,

01:54:40.840 we have people that are expected to do those types of things, you know, if it turned into a

01:54:44.560 Berkeley, since Austin is pretty bad, it's essentially, you know, uh, a little enclave

01:54:49.000 of California right in the middle of Texas. But, uh, you know, we have members that are

01:54:52.640 expected to go out and participate in those types of events and potentially, you know, uh, maybe

01:54:56.260 protect some normie Trump supporters. That's the kind of idea, you know, the whole Vanguard

01:54:59.400 aspect of it. Um, but, you know, beyond going out and participating in, we're going, and we

01:55:04.480 are going to be doing our, uh, we are going to be doing our own demonstrations in the

01:55:09.800 future, which is something that we're planning, you know, when we can get, uh, like you've

01:55:14.220 seen groups like identity Europa or, uh, national action used to do them. Um, so, uh, you know,

01:55:19.740 when we can get a bunch of guys together and we can find a nice busy crowded spot in, uh,

01:55:24.280 some type of metropolitan area, you know, unfurl a big old banner and start shouting into a

01:55:28.440 megaphone for 10 minutes before, uh, getting out of there, uh, before the police show up or

01:55:32.260 something like that. So that is something that we could be doing in the future. And that is

01:55:35.980 something that, um, we want members to be very much, uh, expected to, expected to participate

01:55:40.860 in. And, you know, people do raise questions, but, you know, all of our members are anonymous

01:55:45.440 and, you know, we do, um, we do try to conceal our identities whenever we do any activism or

01:55:52.400 anything like that. And, you know, we have, there are questions about that. You know, we

01:55:56.840 do kind of look bad when we do that and we look like we're doing something wrong, but just

01:56:01.160 generally in terms of how the world views us and especially these, you know, Antifa communist

01:56:06.320 types, we are doing something wrong and they will try to persecute you in any way they can.

01:56:10.780 So we want to protect our guys because, you know, there just aren't, there isn't a significant

01:56:15.280 enough portion of the population right now, which is ready to dox themselves, um, in order

01:56:19.620 to, uh, participate in the movement. So we do, uh, help with, uh, with people concealing their

01:56:25.560 identities and being anonymous and moving on to the fun part. Um, you know, even the

01:56:31.400 fun is kind of work because, you know, we go on, we go on hikes, you know, we have our,

01:56:35.140 we have our hate hikes that we try to organize in certain areas, more, uh, more so in, in

01:56:39.560 Texas has gotten a few of those going rather than other areas. Um, and, you know, we have

01:56:44.720 guys go to the shooting range, you know, we have them, you know, go work out and train

01:56:47.700 together and, you know, we're going to be starting a few, uh, a few book club type

01:56:52.320 activities. So just general self-improvement stuff, because there, there is a lot of fun

01:56:56.780 in that. And, uh, you know, it's not rare for us to have just general eat and greets,

01:57:00.920 you know, where we all go to a, go to some type of mom and pop restaurant. We try to stay

01:57:04.760 away from a big chains. Um, and we, you know, set up a table and we try not to get kicked

01:57:10.300 out by talking about the Jews and stuff. So there's, there's, you know, there's a variety

01:57:14.860 of things that people can do. And, uh, but you know, a lot of, it's all focused on networking,

01:57:19.100 you know, because we need to get these like-minded individuals to know each other.

01:57:24.520 And that's something that the right has been very, uh, especially the far right has been

01:57:28.940 kind of, uh, not as dude, not doing as well as they should have, because, you know, you

01:57:33.420 have these vast networks of, you know, communists and leftists and all this stuff, you know,

01:57:37.280 all over the country, but, you know, we don't really have anything like that, at least not

01:57:41.200 on that scale. So it's all about getting these like-minded individuals in all these city

01:57:44.960 centers all around the country, networked, connected, and mobile, you know, they're ready

01:57:50.360 to, they're ready to go somewhere, you know, ideally what we want is we want to be able

01:57:54.800 to have, you know, a large portion of individuals, you know, with uniforms, banners, flags, other

01:58:01.760 types of things. We want to be able to, in a day or two's notice, have, you know, 30 people

01:58:07.640 on any street corner in any big metropolitan area in this, in the country. And that does sound

01:58:12.260 ambitious, but that's the goal. Um, and I don't think any goal short of ambitious would

01:58:16.900 be one that we are going to entertain. So yeah, there, there's a variety and there's

01:58:22.000 definitely a fun side to the organization. You know, we're not just, uh, slaving away

01:58:26.120 behind keyboards and, uh, at printers to, for posters. So, you know, there is a, there's

01:58:32.360 a push and a pull.

01:58:34.440 You, you definitely have hit my favorite activities. You hit the gym, you hit the shooting

01:58:41.620 range, you hit the hiking. I, I think especially cause you talk about the, y'all, y'all have

01:58:48.040 a cult of self-improvement. I, I don't think there's any, I can't think of any two activities

01:58:54.200 that, you know, other than reading books, like reading books obviously would, would fit in

01:59:01.820 with this too, but going to the gym, you know, lifting weights and, and adding weight to,

01:59:08.900 you know, lifts and, you know, the kind of discipline that it requires to do that.

01:59:14.700 And also the kind of confidence that it builds and it makes you, it makes you look better and

01:59:20.920 improves your personality because it, it, it makes you look better because, you know, muscular

01:59:26.040 people are, you know, better looking and more fashy looking than, than, you know, slovenly

01:59:32.340 people.

01:59:33.660 And yeah, well, fascism is the ideology of strength and we want to present that, you

01:59:37.660 know?

01:59:37.860 Right. And, uh, you know, and you're more confident, you want to be really confident

01:59:42.840 when you're, when you're talking, if you do have to talk to the media and defend our,

01:59:47.140 our ideas that, that we all share, you want to present a confidence thing. And it takes a

01:59:52.840 lot of discipline and do that. And, and the shooting range is another place that it takes

01:59:56.900 a lot of discipline, especially at the shooting range where you're, you're dealing with, you

02:00:00.860 know, you have, you're using tools that are very dangerous and, and, and also take a quite

02:00:06.720 a bit of skill to use and learning, learning basic skills, like, you know, shooting a really

02:00:12.400 tight group or, or, you know, improving your, your score on the clay range, all of these

02:00:17.500 things, you know, they, the discipline that it requires to do them and the confidence

02:00:22.760 that accomplishing different milestones and these, these types of skill building exercises,

02:00:29.400 uh, it, it really does, um, something to your personality that just seems to make people

02:00:38.260 better suited to go present the message. And, and you end up, you certainly end up looking

02:00:43.540 a lot better than, than, uh, a lot of these, uh, tropes from the nineties that appear that

02:00:50.140 continue to appear in, in, you know, mainstream media because, uh, I, I'm sure it doesn't have

02:00:56.040 anything to do with a certain, a certain group of people wanting us to, uh, wanting us to have

02:01:01.360 a certain image. No one has their, no one is influencing the media at all. What are you talking

02:01:06.520 about? So, yeah, you know, countering that message with, with having a bunch of, you know,

02:01:12.580 fit, well-dressed, confident, fashy goys, uh, you know, being what you present out in public is, 1.00

02:01:20.640 is definitely really important. And those are a couple of the best ways to achieve those.

02:01:27.540 And, and I'm, I'm a big fan of the hikes. I, I haven't, because of geography reasons and,

02:01:35.300 and, you know, available pool parties, uh, I haven't been able to get myself to one of these hikes.

02:01:42.440 That anyone was having, but I keep hearing about them and they sound awesome because you get,

02:01:47.400 you pretty much, you, you, you get to get away from all the pause. Yeah, definitely.

02:01:54.940 Um, and, uh, yeah, I did. I, yeah, I forgot to mention something that also we do. Um,

02:01:58.780 we are working on a lot of, uh, group, you know, equipment and we even have a, you know,

02:02:03.560 we even have a group, uh, vehicle, you know, a dedicated, uh, I think it's going to be like a,

02:02:07.920 kind of like a camper RV type thing that we're going to outfit for the group, um, in terms of,

02:02:12.440 you know, making sure that it's, it's available to get people moving around to interesting, uh,

02:02:17.040 events and things like that. So we have, we have guys scheduled in, you're working on things like

02:02:21.240 that. And, you know, after looking at Berkeley, you know, what happened there with the recent

02:02:25.220 riots and all that stuff, we might be outfitting some guys with, uh, with their kind of own base

02:02:29.660 stick man, uh, gear. So, you know, it's all about, you know, making some of that stuff and,

02:02:35.700 you know, working on tasks and working on building and, you know, just tasks and completing

02:02:41.160 them as a group builds a whole lot of unity and it really helps guys connect because, uh,

02:02:46.980 you know, there's one thing to be said, you know, about completing a hike, but there's

02:02:49.680 something else to be said, you know, about, uh, you know, constructing things and putting

02:02:52.980 things together. Um, that is, you know, something, there's a more finished product, you know?

02:02:58.300 Oh yeah, absolutely. And as far as the whole right wing safety squads thing, y'all, uh, you

02:03:07.760 know, it appears to me that in a lot of cases, in a lot of locations, and this, this isn't

02:03:14.800 applicable to all locations, obviously, but in some geographic locations, the police are

02:03:22.260 not going to protect you from, uh, Antifa. They're, they're just going to watch and they're

02:03:27.960 going to, they're just going to let Antifa, you know, unless you protect yourself, Antifa

02:03:35.200 is just going to roll you up and you, you can't, you can't let them do it.

02:03:40.440 You can't.

02:03:41.000 They're not only not going to protect you, they're, they're going to actively work against

02:03:44.560 you and harass you, you know, with the, by, you know, arresting your people and, you 0.64

02:03:48.880 know, uh, you know, loosely interpreting the law so much that you can be arrested. You

02:03:53.740 like, uh, you had the, you had the stick man guy in California and he was protecting all

02:03:59.220 these elderly people who were getting beaten and pepper sprayed by these communists. And

02:04:03.740 then, you know, the police arrest them and then the communists just go right back to beating

02:04:07.540 the elderly and so on and so forth. So they act directly in our worst interest. I don't

02:04:13.840 know how, you know, how these people sleep at night. Of course, I just, I don't understand.

02:04:18.360 And I'm sure they might be reasonable people who are just, uh, just doing what they're

02:04:22.880 told, but it, you know, it's just, it's, it's getting ridiculous. And that's why we

02:04:27.560 do have to form our own groups that are willing to protect these individuals because the police

02:04:31.460 obviously aren't doing their job. Um, so, you know, that's the kind of the idea of the

02:04:36.020 Vanguard, you know, it's the, it's, it's the forefront, it's moving out, it's offensive,

02:04:39.940 it's active. And it's sometimes if it needs to be, it's aggressive. And that's the idea

02:04:44.940 we are getting, we are becoming the forefront of this organization or the movement.

02:04:48.360 And we're, we're pushing the boundary forward and we're going to be able, you know, like

02:04:53.920 I tell the guys, you know, you need to, if, uh, if a communist, you know, comes up and

02:04:58.280 tries to punch you, you need to be absolutely ready for that. And you need to win and not

02:05:03.300 just, you know, win, but you need to win with overwhelming victory in that case. And, you

02:05:09.220 know, if they, uh, if they try to bait you before they try to attack you, then you also

02:05:12.940 need to be ready in that case and you need to be smart and you need to be educated. So that's

02:05:16.480 the overall idea of what it means to be a member of the Vanguard. And we are trying to

02:05:20.860 create, you know, type of right-wing safety squad in terms of unity and creating kind of

02:05:24.860 a, kind of an active, you know, we, you know, I just, uh, just to let everyone know, we don't

02:05:30.100 really advocate for a whole lot of offensive violence, but we do advocate very much for

02:05:34.740 defensive violence if it is self-defense and if it is justified. And I think in a lot of

02:05:39.460 these cases, you know, it definitely is, especially if you look at what, you know, these

02:05:43.600 Antifa types have been doing at every single one of these events, you know, even in Austin,

02:05:48.100 they tried to beat up a few people and, you know, all over in their other, uh, of those

02:05:52.520 March for Trump rallies where they just were, you know, they descended upon the groups and

02:05:57.320 they just started attacking people. So, you know, they are the domestic terrorists and we 0.68

02:06:02.120 need to, uh, put them in their place, you know?

02:06:04.980 Absolutely. So the, uh, yeah, definitely not advocating offensive violence, of course, but

02:06:16.400 you do, it is necessary to protect yourself when these people, these people are using,

02:06:22.820 you know, weapons that, you know, generally non-lethal weapons in most cases, they're using

02:06:29.120 things like pepper spray and whatnot, but, you know, some people saw photographic evidence that

02:06:34.640 made it look like that one guy, you know, that, that went upside Richard Spencer's head.

02:06:39.780 Uh, he had a, apparently had a wrench tucked in a sleeve that, that hasn't, you know, been

02:06:44.920 completely verified, but it appears from photographic evidence that, that he did have a wrench tucked

02:06:51.400 in his sleeve. You know, you can, if you, if you're competent, of course he wasn't competent,

02:06:57.560 but if you're a competent person, or even if you're just lucky, which he also wasn't very

02:07:02.860 lucky. Of course he was a poop eating cuck, you know, how much, how lucky can you possibly

02:07:07.560 get? 1.00

02:07:08.360 You could have killed the guy. 0.99

02:07:09.600 Yeah. You, you could very easily kill someone by, you know, running full speed and blindsiding 0.99

02:07:15.660 them and going upside their head with a wrench. Like you, you can't just, uh, let people hit 0.99

02:07:21.280 you in the head with a wrench and you can't just let people stab you. So when, when that

02:07:27.260 kind of stuff, you know, when they present you with that kind of a threat, you, you have

02:07:32.700 to be prepared to defend yourself. You have to understand that some of these people are

02:07:39.360 willing to bring lethal force and conduct offensive violence against you. And as far as those police

02:07:48.060 officers in Berkeley, I, I don't know. Are you, are you familiar with the cartoons? Uh, they're,

02:07:54.400 they're like memes of like the happy merchant and the great American bear. Yes. Yeah. Those

02:08:03.020 cartoons, like all those cops, did those cops not just remind you of the great American bear

02:08:09.720 from those meetings?

02:08:11.100 They fit the archetype quite well. And, uh, you know, in terms of like, you know, the people

02:08:16.680 that, you know, they, uh, went up and they punched Spencer and things like that, you know,

02:08:19.900 these guys, you know, they could have been opposing an organization that was just full

02:08:24.460 of a bunch of, uh, a bunch of intellectuals who, you know, wear suits and they talk into

02:08:28.720 cameras and all that stuff. But then they decided to get real violent. And now they're going to

02:08:33.520 be facing, you know, an entirely different type of movement, which is composed of a whole

02:08:37.740 lot of people who are ready, willing, and able to commit violence if it is in self-defense.

02:08:43.440 And, you know, they kind of did that to themselves, but they have gotten a lot of people

02:08:47.920 into this movement with their acts of, uh, of, you know, cowardice and their acts of,

02:08:52.940 uh, aggression. And that is very much changing the, changing the landscape. And as things

02:08:57.840 get polarized, you know, as in the country as a whole, I think, uh, you know, the desire

02:09:03.180 for offensive or defensive violence is unfortunately, you know, I, as a, as a head of this organization

02:09:10.420 and, you know, looking at the landscape as a whole, I would love for things to be resolved,

02:09:15.060 you know, with no punches thrown and we could just, you know, shake hands and, you know,

02:09:18.920 all the minorities could go back to their own countries and stuff like that. But, uh, 0.93

02:09:22.580 unfortunately it looks like people aren't, you know, ultimately we want peace, but, you

02:09:26.880 know, we want, you know, a nice, uh, a nice country, which is free from a lot of these things,

02:09:30.440 but ultimately they don't. So we are prepared for that. And that's the type of image that we

02:09:35.480 are presenting in the movement, that we are very much prepared for these types of folks.

02:09:38.860 And if, you know, you try to swing a wrench at one of our guys, you're going to regret

02:09:44.020 it. You know, that's the idea. Absolutely. If I can get all my IRL commitments to line

02:09:50.820 up the way I need them to, I plan on being at the Pikeville event. And I tell you what,

02:09:58.500 a lot of guys going there as well. I, you know what? I survived Iraq and I survived Afghanistan

02:10:05.360 as an infantryman in the army. I I'll be damned if I'm going to go to Pikeville, Kentucky for

02:10:15.060 a political rally and, you know, not come home from that because I get stabbed or whacked in 0.89

02:10:24.360 the head with a wrench or anything like that. And, you know, they're just like, Oh no, well,

02:10:30.200 you know, it's, it's fine because it's, it's okay to, it's okay to, you know, stab and punch 0.94

02:10:35.780 and, you know, swing wrenches at Nazis or whatever. Like, no, no, no. 0.95

02:10:43.980 And we actually, you know, I'm glad you mentioned that because we do have a pretty strong veterans

02:10:48.380 presence in the, in the organization. And I feel like that's a very, that's very good. It's very

02:10:53.840 important because you have all these veterans and I'm sure you are familiar to this. You know,

02:10:57.500 they, they go out and they fight in Iraq or Afghanistan and they do all this stuff. And

02:11:00.580 of course, you know, if they're not real red pilled at the time, which many aren't, they're

02:11:03.760 told, you know, they're doing this for freedom, you know, they're doing this to, to, you know,

02:11:06.600 they're the real bad guy over there. And of course, you know, we don't like Muslims, but 1.00

02:11:09.380 you know, they're not the real cause behind a lot of these things. And, you know, they go

02:11:13.800 over and they, they fight these wars for Israel and they come back and, you know, there's

02:11:17.360 not their country anymore. You know, they come back and the same people there over there 0.99

02:11:20.140 shooting are running all the convenience stores and, you know, the elementary schools

02:11:23.760 are 75% Arab and stuff like that. So, you know, and I feel like that's a reason why 1.00

02:11:29.160 we have so many of them in the movement as a whole, because they just, and that's great

02:11:33.860 because they are training our guys with, you know, their experience in, uh, in terms of

02:11:38.540 shooting and, uh, you know, combat and kind of self-defense.

02:11:44.440 Oh yeah, absolutely. I, I tell you what, uh, as far as the, the, the Muslims and, and the 0.98

02:11:52.300 Jews and everything, I, I saw a pretty funny meme today. It was like, uh, the, the point 0.99

02:11:57.420 of the meme was pretty much, you know, if someone keeps coming along and dumping a bunch of dog 1.00

02:12:03.160 shit on your car, at some point you have to stop blaming the dog shit. 1.00

02:12:08.480 Yes. And you have to, you have to address the person that keeps dumping it on your car. 1.00

02:12:13.580 Um, yeah, no, that's, that's, yeah, that's absolutely, that's absolutely spot on because,

02:12:19.380 you know, I don't like the stuff on my car either, but, you know, ideally both are an

02:12:24.500 issue, you know, cause we actually got a lot of flack as an organization for putting up the,

02:12:28.700 you know, the Muslim free America posters. Um, it's like, you know, people are thinking

02:12:32.860 we are entirely circumventing, you know, the Jewish question. And when we do that, it's like, 0.67

02:12:36.180 no, we're, we just both, we don't like either of them. You know, we aren't picking favorites.

02:12:40.120 Um, so it's like, they're not mutually exclusive, that type of a, that type of a little bit of a

02:12:45.640 dichotomy going on over there. Um, when it comes to that issue, but it's interesting.

02:12:52.400 Absolutely. So I, I just want to, I want to thank you for, uh, coming on the show. I want to,

02:12:58.920 I want to make sure I didn't have anything else. Uh, no, I think we covered. Is there anything else

02:13:05.920 that you would like to tell all the, all the stormies out there that are going to be listening

02:13:10.940 to this show? Yeah. I just say that, uh, you know, you should, everybody should go, uh, check

02:13:16.640 out our website at bloodandsoil.org and, uh, they should look at our stuff. They should see if they're

02:13:22.160 interested and they should see, uh, you know, if they're willing to become a part of an organization

02:13:25.980 and something bigger than yourself. And, uh, we'd be very much happy to, happy to start, you know,

02:13:32.380 getting those people involved if that's the case. And I would say, thank you very much for having

02:13:35.740 me on. It's been a pleasure. All right. Well, weren't we lucky to have Carolus around to do

02:13:44.060 that interview and, um, everybody make sure and go visit, is it bloodandsoil.org? Was that right,

02:13:52.420 Carolus? I believe so. Okay. Everybody go visit bloodandsoil.org and we'll have the link

02:13:59.380 for that in the article with this show. And if I got it wrong and it's not.org and it's.com or

02:14:06.800 something, just Google Vanguard America and that'll bring it up. Uh, okay. Uh, Carolus,

02:14:12.900 before we do the news, there's one little update I wanted to give everybody. Um, since we last did a

02:14:20.400 show, stick man became a thing. Everybody knows sure who listens to this show knows who stick man is when

02:14:28.440 they had the, um, the, uh, Trump rallies and counter protests across the country last

02:14:35.760 weekend. Um, of course the one that turned violent and had lots of the mass

02:14:42.060 anti-fight, it was in Berkeley and, uh, based stick man was this guy who was in a Texas flag

02:14:50.220 hoodie with a bunch of, um, like shin armor and, uh, uh, uh, uh, what looks like a Kevlar batter's

02:14:59.040 helmet and a 3M gas mask and a big old stick. And he was walloping the hell out of these anti-fighters.

02:15:07.540 He broke his stick over one of them's head. That, uh, animated gif of that's probably the most

02:15:12.600 famous thing to come out of this. And, um, he was defending these old people that these anti-fighters

02:15:20.920 were beating up. And the only person that appeared who got arrested and charged with any felonies

02:15:26.580 was stick man. He got charged with illegal knife and rioting and a bunch of other things, but it

02:15:34.080 appears that at least for now, justice is prevailing. There was a huge, uh, backlash people calling in and

02:15:42.120 all. And, um, they have released him with no charges. Um, now, you know, they would have loved

02:15:51.780 to charge him with everything, but I think that even the left, even in, you know, a major leftist

02:16:00.380 stronghold, like Berkeley are starting to, they're starting to feel the anger that normal people across 0.99

02:16:07.840 the entire country are feeling when they see things like, uh, you know, some race mixing faggot 1.00

02:16:17.340 wants to show up on a campus and give a speech. And they claim he's the leader of the Nazis and 1.00

02:16:22.880 set fires and assault people and shut down speech. Um, and, um, this, this rise of anti-fog

02:16:31.060 that has happened in America, um, since probably the latter half of the Trump campaign, it just

02:16:38.740 really is not flying in the United States. Uh, and they're certainly not going to get state funding

02:16:44.580 here like they get in, uh, EU countries, but, uh, but yeah, base stick man is now an icon. I mean,

02:16:51.860 the memes are just endless. And, um, uh, he had a big fundraiser for his legal bills that, uh,

02:17:01.020 seemed to work out well, but that's just some good news that I thought I'd bring up since I

02:17:05.540 didn't know if it was going to be in the actual news or not. And speaking of which, let's do the news.

02:17:21.860 Hey, what's up guys? This is Carolus Rex. I'm your, uh, humble race war correspondent

02:17:37.860 from Sweden. At least 300 Islamic State fighters are now receiving government benefits. According to a

02:17:46.920 new report by the National Defense University on behalf of FSA, because people who are planning

02:17:53.320 terrorist trips leave few traces, it makes it difficult to predict who is planning a trip.

02:17:58.800 The report indicates that there are at least 300 current or former Islamic State fighters

02:18:04.500 currently receiving welfare benefits from the Swedish government. The fighters are having, or

02:18:11.480 had other persons in Sweden manage their mail for them, to make it appear to the government benefit

02:18:18.300 agencies that those persons were still in Sweden while they are or were actually in Islamic State

02:18:26.260 occupied parts of Syria or Iraq fighting for the Islamic State.

02:18:33.440 Well, that's a human right, isn't it? To get white people to pay your way while you're 0.78

02:18:39.600 off in some dune monkey land fighting some dune monkey war that does not serve our interests. 0.53

02:18:49.720 This is the, you know what? Every, every time I do a story from Sweden, you know, you could

02:19:00.800 pretty much sum it up as my, my ancestral kinfolk. The majority of them are retarded. And this, 1.00

02:19:13.800 this does not change that trend at all. This is completely insane to me. But yeah, basically,

02:19:28.240 these guys, you know, you know, fighting for ISIS doesn't pay much. So what appears to be happening,

02:19:36.060 I kind of poked around and read a little bit about what had been happening here. And basically what

02:19:43.840 these guys are doing is they're going to the Islamic State. And they're fighting against either,

02:19:54.120 you know, if they're in Syria, they're fighting against Assad and Russians, or if they're in Iraq,

02:19:59.800 they're, you know, fighting against Americans. And then they go back to Sweden. And when they get

02:20:05.380 back to Sweden, they got a bank account full of, full of, you know, the Swedish, they're,

02:20:11.780 they're, they're, they're basically rich. Yeah. Kroner. Yeah. They've got a bank account full of

02:20:16.700 Kroner. You know, and then they go pretty much, they're, they're on vacation or whatever. And they

02:20:22.860 have, you know, all this money so they can like, you know, start a little kebab family and, and just

02:20:29.620 make more kebabs. Right. Well, yeah. Well, the thing is, you know, they, they let the money stack

02:20:36.780 up while they're over there, you know, waging jihad. And then they come back to Sweden for, 0.51

02:20:42.340 you know, a little vacation to rape some white women and Sweden pays for it all. But yeah, 1.00

02:20:49.200 that, that making the kebab families, you know, it's amazing. The, um, the way we'll bend over

02:20:56.140 backwards for these people, because, you know, reports came out a while back that, um, uh,

02:21:04.300 like in Dearborn, Michigan, and I'm sure it's, there's a lot of other places that are doing it, but

02:21:11.100 they're paying the kebab for multiple wives and family, you know, the welfare wise. And

02:21:17.640 of course, Sweden and other European countries, UK being a big example, they've been doing this for

02:21:23.180 some time. And they'll say, well, that's their culture, you know, is to have, uh, multiple wives

02:21:28.620 that they have 10 kids a piece by. So we're going to pay for all that. And the thing is right here in

02:21:34.360 America, we're paying benefits to multiple wives for these people and having multiple wives is 1.00

02:21:42.020 completely illegal here. And, and when I say illegal, I mean, like it wasn't that long ago

02:21:47.700 that we were lynching Mormons for, for having multiple wives and they had to haul ass all Utah 1.00

02:21:56.220 and basically set up a Mormon caliphate or whatever, you know, so that they could, 0.96

02:22:02.380 and they kept doing the multiple wives thing and could not be part of the United States until they 1.00

02:22:07.500 changed their religion. But, uh, you know, other than the multiple wives thing and, and some

02:22:14.900 differences in religious ideology, the, the Mormons were basically just, you know, culturally just

02:22:21.360 Westerners and that's how we reacted to them. But these kebab who hate us and, you know, everywhere 1.00

02:22:28.520 they go, uh, you hear things blowing up, followed by a volley of, uh, dune monkeys screaming, Allahu Akbar.

02:22:36.740 Uh, we just, I mean, the law just doesn't apply to them. We just give them money, however much they

02:22:42.360 need. I mean, I, I can say from personal experience, you know, you, you come home from a deployment when

02:22:48.940 you're out on the battlefield, you're not spending any of your money and you come back from a deployment

02:22:53.600 to Iraq or Afghanistan, even as, as a private, like I was when I went to Iraq, you come back with a

02:23:00.220 pretty nice, um, you know, stack of money in the bank. But, you know, from what I hear about the, the pay

02:23:06.460 and benefits, um, that, that Sweden is handing out to these guys, basically these guys are going to, to

02:23:14.940 Syria, Iraq, and they're fighting for the Islamic State. And they're coming home from fighting for

02:23:20.500 ISIS to a bigger, like, bank account than I came home to when I came home from Afghanistan, which I

02:23:31.120 went to as a sergeant and in the U.S. Army. And I, I am, I am a little indignant about this and I'm

02:23:41.100 kind of triggered. So I'm, I'm going to go ahead and move on to the next story because

02:23:46.660 You racist. I mean, it's, well, the next story is going to be the, the most, probably one of the

02:23:52.440 more triggering stories I've ever picked for this segment. These people are fighting for Allah and

02:23:58.860 you want to come, you want to compare that. I mean, what, what are you, a xenophobe?

02:24:04.940 Hmm. Okay. Someone who used to get paid to shoot these people. Right. Right. Well, I support that.

02:24:12.940 I think you should get paid to do that domestically, but anyway, go ahead. Next story. Yeah. We'll see

02:24:20.020 if, uh, we'll see what daddy Trump wants to do about that. Maybe he'll hook me up with a job. Yeah.

02:24:25.720 Yeah. Deportation force. Yeah. Right. From Denison, Texas, Denison police in Grayson County,

02:24:34.940 are investigating the kidnapping and rape of an 18 year old woman outside her apartment.

02:24:40.660 She told police they let her go about four hours later when she was able to run to get help.

02:24:46.340 It happened Wednesday afternoon. Denison police believe the woman was abducted from the Creekmore

02:24:52.000 apartments in the 300 in the 3800 block of Tixama Parkway between 3 30 and 4 PM. Her word fiance,

02:25:00.520 Sam Hollingsworth reported her missing a few hours later after he couldn't get ahold of

02:25:04.920 of her. He then asked her neighbor to check on her. He went outside, saw her back passenger door

02:25:10.880 open with her keys on the ground and her shoe on the ground, Hollingsworth said. Police say they had

02:25:17.000 dogs and officers out searching until about 8 PM. That's when they got a call from someone at the

02:25:21.660 New Creation Church. There was a church service going on at the time. Police said the woman ran inside

02:25:27.180 for help. Saul Marquez is the pastor at New Creation Church. He says they usually keep that

02:25:33.580 door locked, but on that night, it was open. She was in bad shape. She was bleeding. They had to bring

02:25:39.280 some sheets to cover her up and try to calm her down, Marquis said. As a church, we're here for a

02:25:44.260 reason. It's a good thing she found some refuge here. The woman's mother posted a public plea on 0.94

02:25:50.320 Facebook, quote, This is going to be a brutally honest post. Today, my daughter was taken by force

02:25:56.520 by three black men. Two raped her, and she is cut head to toe with a knife. They took her engagement 1.00

02:26:02.820 ring, her class ring, her earrings, her baby tea necklace, everything she had on. She was able to

02:26:09.140 run and ran into a church, bleeding from head to toe with no pants on. Someone had to have seen

02:26:14.400 something. This town is small. If anyone, anyone hears anything, please call the Denison Police

02:26:19.940 Department, she wrote. The woman was taken to the hospital. She told police she did not know her

02:26:24.960 kidnappers and could only describe them as three black males in a black SUV. Hollingsworth says he

02:26:31.800 later learned his fiance was coming home from school when three men she didn't know took her. He said

02:26:38.760 they grabbed her from behind, covered her mouth so no one could hear her screams, and they were in

02:26:43.140 the vehicle. Police say she wasn't able to give them any details about her attackers, but said the

02:26:48.640 men took her down a bumpy road, sexually assaulted her, and told her to run. If they know anything

02:26:53.700 about it, please contact us because we don't have a whole lot of information to work on right now,

02:26:58.900 said Denison Police Lieutenant Mike Epler. Police combined both areas where the woman was taken and

02:27:06.120 where she was found for prints and other clues, but did not come up with much. Her family is hoping

02:27:10.640 someone knows something will come forward as she continues to recover. This is from the local

02:27:16.300 Fox 4 affiliate there. They all have to go back. Yeah, I suppose that the cops can just monitor

02:27:25.520 Facebook for a while and hopefully one of these Dindus will post video to Facebook so they can catch 1.00

02:27:32.080 them because that seems to be the only way the police catch Dindu kidnappers and rapists and such 1.00

02:27:38.400 anymore. But yeah, I mean, I was sitting there through the whole article as you were reading it,

02:27:44.000 just waiting for it to drop. You had black dudes, you know, yeah. I mean, every year blacks rape 1.00

02:27:53.600 somewhere between 30 and 40,000 white women, whereas white men rape so few black women that it's 1.00

02:28:00.900 statistically zero most years. And, uh, you ask any of these police chiefs, uh, or any of your social 0.88

02:28:10.680 leaders, whether it's your evangelical preacher or the mayor of your town and all, and they'll tell

02:28:16.280 you that it has nothing to do with the color of the skin, unless they're an extreme leftist in which

02:28:21.180 they'll tell you, well, it's not really their fault because I mean, 400 years of slavery and Jim Crow,

02:28:27.100 I mean, oh my God. And you know, uh, these people Rockwell, George Lincoln Rockwell, who by the way,

02:28:36.120 had a birthday this week. Uh, he was absolutely right. Uh, we have, we are never going to have a

02:28:42.940 sane functional society again until we can grapple with the reality that these blacks are not fit for 1.00

02:28:52.420 Western civilization. And it's unfair to expect them to be. Uh, I mean, the only way that we've ever 0.99

02:29:00.720 been able to keep a lid on this kind of behavior was lynching them. I mean, just publicly lynching

02:29:06.620 them is the only thing they've ever understood. And, um, that's not me advocating a return, uh,

02:29:16.620 segregation and lynching. Uh, that's me saying we've got to remove these people.

02:29:22.420 They have to go back.

02:29:25.900 Yeah, absolutely. And, um, you know, that that's the, the thing like, uh, when these hotep guys get

02:29:33.760 brought up and all that, I say, you know, these guys, people are not our allies. These people,

02:29:38.320 for the most part, they have some scheme where they want us to carve out part of the United States and

02:29:43.700 give it to them. No, these people have to go back to Africa. I mean, as, as long as we have them 1.00

02:29:50.620 anywhere near us, uh, it's a foregone conclusion that the minute we quit supporting them, they're

02:29:56.040 going to start starving and the international community is going to blame us for the starving.

02:30:00.460 And, uh, half of our population is going to say, Oh my God, it's so wrong. If they're starving,

02:30:07.100 let them in, let them in now, uh, send them to Africa. Quit feeding them. 1.00

02:30:11.820 The, the only, like, I mean, I, I tend to have the opinion that we can, you know, use those guys the

02:30:20.320 way you use a piece on a chessboard, but the, the goal would be, look, if you want to be the, the

02:30:28.100 fucking, the, the Marcus Garvey type figure that tells the, the other, you know, 95% of, of your 0.99

02:30:37.500 fucking population. All right. All right. Niggers, let's, we, we, we don't belong here. We're not 1.00

02:30:43.460 happy here. It's, it's time to go back to Africa. Um, and, and you want to, if you, you know, if that's 1.00

02:30:50.640 what you want to do and you can, you know, talk them into, you know, leaving, you know, in a relatively

02:30:57.760 orderly, relatively peaceful matter and, and get off this continent and go back, you know, somewhere else.

02:31:04.400 I, I don't even care where they go. I, they, but you know, it's, it's like when, when the

02:31:10.280 bar is closing at the end of the night, you ain't gotta, you ain't gotta go home, but you

02:31:13.420 can't stay here. Yeah. Yeah. I don't really give a fucking shit where you go. Um, but you,

02:31:20.160 you, they gotta go, uh, you know, they, you know, wherever I don't, they, you, they have

02:31:28.160 to go back to, and, and not to any European country either. They gotta go back to somewhere

02:31:33.120 else. I personally don't see, uh, the utility and trying to use them for anything. And one

02:31:40.140 of the reasons is, you know, I've, I've grown up around the blacks and, um, ever since social 0.78

02:31:47.860 media became a thing, I've spent a lot of time bouncing my plans off of blacks. And if there's 1.00

02:31:53.940 one thing that nobody, including other black people are going to convince the majority of 1.00

02:31:58.780 blacks to do, that is to move away from the feeding trough. The only way that they're going 1.00

02:32:04.320 to be convinced to do that is, uh, for white people to be convinced that there's no point 0.98

02:32:11.520 in having blacks here. And I think that, uh, um, endorsing these, um, blacks who are allegedly 0.97

02:32:19.700 a little bit smarter and have a little bit more agency and saying, look, here's your leaders,

02:32:23.900 uh, uh, and, you know, follow, follow them. I think that sends a bad, uh, message to the

02:32:31.440 normies because what you're saying is, well, yeah, you know, uh, there's a significant percentage

02:32:36.300 of them that we can deal with when, when the fact is they can't be dealt with. They're going

02:32:41.200 to try to stay here. Yet you tell them, Hey, how about if we give you a couple of million

02:32:45.280 dollars a piece to go to, uh, Africa? And they're like, Oh, hell no. Uh, uh, uh, you brought 0.76

02:32:50.820 me here. I'm staying here. You owe me. And they know it wouldn't matter how much money

02:32:55.160 we gave them, uh, and sent them over there to Africa and all, they would find some African 1.00

02:33:01.100 equivalent of spending it on rims, weed and KFC and crap like that. They'd all be broke

02:33:08.600 in a year and they know it. They, they depend on us and not just through welfare and stuff.

02:33:14.480 I mean, like we we've taken all of our federal and state bureaucracies and turned them into

02:33:21.740 a jobs program to create a fake black middle class, as well as our affirmative action programs. 0.82

02:33:27.920 Well, you know, they know that there's a bunch of things that they get here that they're not

02:33:33.020 going to get over there. And they're not, when they moved to Africa, they're not going to get 0.71

02:33:36.400 any affirmative action and they're not going to get, uh, uh, free school. And they're not

02:33:43.200 going to, the women aren't going to be protected. They're not going to have any civil rights. 1.00

02:33:46.840 They're not going to have any welfare and they're not going to have any healthcare and all that.

02:33:51.700 And, uh, if, if, if they're, you know, that what few black geniuses there may be, 0.98

02:33:58.420 if they really are black geniuses, uh, and they may never admit this to anybody else, 0.89

02:34:03.900 but if they really are black geniuses, that they, they know that the solution to the black problem, 0.95

02:34:10.060 the final solution to the black problem would be to get them all in one place and tell them, 1.00

02:34:14.740 uh, you know, shift for yourself. That'd just be the end of them.

02:34:22.440 Yeah. I, at this point, it's like, you know, one, one way or another, this, uh, this,

02:34:28.820 this arrangement where we are, where we are, uh, sharing a country with this, uh, this,

02:34:35.960 this population of these people is just not working out. And, um, yeah. All right. I'm,

02:34:41.800 I'm getting, I'm just, Oh, you want to go to the next story? Yeah. I got to go to the chaser story,

02:34:47.960 man. I, I gotta, I gotta move on to the chaser story before I like throw my computer across the

02:34:53.300 room. Okay. All right. Go to it. Whatever the, whatever the chaser story is. All right.

02:34:58.900 Shia LaBeouf is dealt a crushing defeat by four pole. Far left actor Shia LaBeouf announced in

02:35:07.400 January, he was launching a four year long continuous anti-Trump live stream where his

02:35:12.340 cult like followers chant, he will not divide us. It didn't take long for the unhinged actor to

02:35:18.160 suffer a meltdown. LaBeouf was seen on camera the first weekend getting physical with a smaller

02:35:23.580 counter protester. Trump supporters frequently crashed LaBeouf's live stream and took over the

02:35:29.200 camera. Police later carted LaBeouf away after a very public meltdown. So LaBeouf moved his protest

02:35:36.800 to a secret location. Now this, this week, 4chan users studying the stars, flight patterns,

02:35:44.820 and local landmarks found LaBeouf's secret location and replaced his protest flag with what appeared to

02:35:51.680 be a Trump hat and a Pepe t-shirt. Yeah, I saw that. There's just no winning. There's just no winning

02:36:07.220 for Kaik LaBeouf. I mean, he moved, he moved the thing all the way to Mexico because New York,

02:36:16.620 the New York hebes had to shut it down. And, um, uh, Oh, it was a nasty deal. They shut it down over

02:36:24.720 to that. Uh, one of the, one of the reasons they had to shut it down was that all these leftists who

02:36:30.180 were coming out and just camping out there all the time, the people who lived in the neighborhood were

02:36:35.720 complaining because they were like huddling up in their, uh, on their stoops, you know, to get out of

02:36:44.060 the wind and they would smoke weed and pee and poop on these people's doorsteps. And, uh, and of

02:36:51.780 course there were, you know, LaBeouf got arrested at least once at the New York thing. He attacked

02:36:56.380 people two or three times. And funny enough, like the article mentioned, it was always someone of a

02:37:03.300 smaller stature than him. But so he moved the thing out to New Mexico and immediately, you know,

02:37:10.140 you had like bikers and Nazi helmets and stuff, pull it up there and just walking right past the

02:37:16.040 dindus and saying, read the daily stormer on the camera and all. And now this, I mean, uh, if this

02:37:23.180 doesn't show the agency of the alt-right and the fact that none of these typical, uh, age old Jewish 0.81

02:37:32.580 stunts is going to work. I mean this, Oh, we're going to protest for four years. We're going to have a

02:37:38.400 live camera going for four years and anybody who wants can get in front of that camera and say

02:37:42.880 whatever they want. Uh, what could go wrong? What could possibly go wrong? Yeah. I mean, basically

02:37:50.120 the, the, some guys from a couple of guys from Paul, like one person looked at the stars and got,

02:37:57.560 you know, figured out a general geographic location and someone else like looked at,

02:38:03.780 you know, news articles about LaBeouf and, and his, you know, from all the, uh, the, uh, the, um,

02:38:13.120 what, what, what, what's, I don't even know what to call these websites, the kind of websites that

02:38:16.980 basically follow all the celebrity gossip and stuff. And, uh, you know, tabloid, they're called,

02:38:22.980 yeah, yeah, yeah. The tab, the tabloid website, like TMZ and such. Yeah, exactly. Um, and they,

02:38:28.800 they kind of narrowed it down to, uh, to a, a state that was mentioned in one of those stories

02:38:36.400 that was within that geographic region that the star movements and stuff throughout the,

02:38:42.760 you know, the, the night, you know, put it in. And then they, uh, you know, they looked at the flight

02:38:50.420 patterns. They looked at the planes because you can see the planes because of their running lights.

02:38:54.720 They looked at, um, this app that you can track your, you're like, you can track all the flights,

02:39:01.960 you know, that basically it's there. So you can see if your flight's delayed or whatever.

02:39:05.660 And they looked at which flights would have been visible facing that direction from that general

02:39:12.940 geographic area. And they used, he used that some, one of the, one of the pole kids use that to like, 0.90

02:39:19.660 um, triangulate an even smaller target. And then some, uh, some, some four pole acts that live in 0.86

02:39:28.820 that area, like it already, I mean, they were close enough there. They went around and they started

02:39:34.500 driving around and honking their horns until they could hear their, uh, their horn in the background.

02:39:41.700 Like they were just streaming it on their phone and they just, and it was like basically playing Marco

02:39:47.720 Polo with themselves. Right. And then they found it and then they, they went and they, they took that 0.79

02:39:56.240 flag down and they hoisted up what was apparently a Trump hat and a, and a Pepe t-shirt. And they took

02:40:03.340 the flag home and they, they wrote a timestamp on a post-it note and they took a picture of it and

02:40:09.200 they were like, um, yeah, Shia LaBeouf. Um, yeah. Shia LaBeouf BTF owed. Um, yeah. Well,

02:40:19.520 what they basically did was they raped his corpse. I mean, they killed him twice. It's, you know, 0.99

02:40:29.720 they killed, they killed him in New York and they killed him, um, uh, in whichever New Mexico city that

02:40:37.620 was in the, you know, the second one. And so, I mean, what kind of, what kind of insane neurotic 0.91

02:40:46.280 thinking, uh, goes on in the Jew mind to even think that, okay, I announced that I was going to have 0.96

02:40:53.860 this four year live stream going and it got shut down. So I took it across the country and it got

02:40:59.780 shut down again. And so somehow it's a win. If I post a four year stream of a flag flying somewhere,

02:41:07.360 that nobody knows where it is. Well, first of all, that's the most pathetic thing. 0.96

02:41:12.260 It just shows, I mean, I think LaBeouf probably is what he looks like. I mean, he looks like 0.98

02:41:18.600 a junkie, you know, and all these pictures, uh, and videos from the, he will not divide us thing. 0.91

02:41:25.660 I mean, he's, he's insanely unhinged for one reason or another. And so he thinks, okay,

02:41:33.000 this is the only way I'm going to try to pull out some type of a way to save face is I'm going to

02:41:37.940 do this. And these guys go and they find it. There is no hiding from them. And they take down

02:41:44.900 his stupid HWNDU flag and put up a peppy t-shirt and a Trump hat. I'm sure he's working right now. 1.00

02:41:53.600 He probably has some, you know, team of Jewish experts who are trying to come up with a way

02:41:58.800 to fail worse. Cause I can't think of what it is. It doesn't matter how secure you think your hug

02:42:07.520 box is or how remote you think your hug box is. If we want to troll you, we'll find you.

02:42:17.220 That's right. Oh yeah. There is no, there is no hiding anymore. And, uh, the people who are so 0.96

02:42:25.180 shocked by this should have known long ago. I mean, I've, I've dealt with it myself many times.

02:42:31.040 These, uh, these people, these leftists, Jews and such, when they want to intimidate you, 0.88

02:42:37.700 if they can find it, they go to posting your address and your phone number everywhere. And like,

02:42:42.480 ha ha ha, you can't hide. Well, apparently nobody can hide. You know, you want to get involved in all

02:42:48.380 this crap and, uh, you want to be a big anti-American. You, uh, you want to oppose glorious leader at 0.99

02:42:57.200 every turn with a bunch of Jewish publicity stunts. Well, you're going to be found out. And it would 1.00

02:43:05.660 appear that, uh, pole has, uh, completely decimated laboof forever. And the only other thing I'm going

02:43:14.000 to say about this is it is not even the odds of March yet. And pretty much, um, I don't think

02:43:23.140 anyone's going to outdo them. Uh, for pole is the capture the flag champion of 2017.

02:43:30.700 Yeah. Well, they sure so far, that's right. Uh, it will be hard to top it, but I encourage,

02:43:38.380 uh, uh, young white, uh, men of good character to get out there and try to figure out a way

02:43:45.220 to top it. I mean, it's only March. There's gotta be some way to do better. But anyway, yeah.

02:43:53.580 I mean, if here's the thing, and it shows you just how shameless these Jews are, uh, if you 1.00

02:44:02.180 were a huge public figure, I were a huge public figure, and we just kept making ourselves look 0.98

02:44:07.720 like jackasses like this over and over and over on the internet. Uh, eventually we would give up and

02:44:14.360 go hide. And, but I guarantee you laboof, whether this thing continues to fail as it has, or if somehow

02:44:22.900 he were able to, which is impossible, he were able to, uh, reverse his fail either way, he'll use this

02:44:29.180 for some type of way to try to publicize whatever his next movie is. And if this were me, I'd be like,

02:44:35.740 Oh my God, I don't think I'll even want to be in a movie anymore. You know, they're all making fun of

02:44:43.120 me. I mean, the only direction he has to go is to make a movie about, you know, how everyone should

02:44:48.780 feel sorry for him because of how bad he sucks. Like that's all he got. 0.98

02:44:54.760 You could have made that case when he ruined the Indiana, not that it was all that great.

02:44:59.160 He ruined the Indiana Jones franchise. I mean, the absolute of all the dumb things that were in the

02:45:05.720 last couple of Indiana Jones movies, the absolute worst thing that was ever in an Indiana Jones movie 0.83

02:45:12.220 was Shia LaBeouf. Yeah. You're probably not wrong about that. I mean, we're worse than the goop kid,

02:45:21.180 uh, worse than the weird portrayal of Nazis, worse than all that. Just the presence of that goofy, 0.97

02:45:29.200 wimpy, smarmy, perverted little Jew being portrayed as basically, you know, the James Dean version of a 1.00

02:45:39.840 50s rebel. Give me a break. Yeah. I mean, at least the bizarre portrayal of Nazis was like, 0.99

02:45:46.400 I mean, you could take that as like really bad satire and, and the little, little gook fucker 1.00

02:45:52.420 was, I mean, he was funny. Yeah, he was funny. That was, that was, that was pretty funny. I don't, 0.98

02:45:59.760 I think it was actually one of the few times when something was actually funny on purpose and it

02:46:05.800 really was funny. Um, but yeah, the, the fucking Shia LaBeouf was too much. 0.99

02:46:13.200 Yeah. And, and, uh, of course, I mean, the whole thing's Jude anyway, a Steven Spielberg project. 0.99

02:46:22.080 And of course it stars a Hollywood Jew, Harrison Ford. He's the Jew they used to love 1.00

02:46:27.200 because he doesn't look like one for, for the most part. But, uh, uh, but yeah, I mean,

02:46:36.140 no, that's, um, I don't, I don't think there were, uh, you know, back in the fifties when you would

02:46:44.060 think of, you know, some, uh, rebel without a cause and his leather jacket switchblade and all as,

02:46:50.620 you know, the big, um, anti-hero or whatever people weren't thinking about, uh, swarthy little 0.51

02:46:57.340 Jews. They were, they were thinking more along the Aryan, uh, paradigm there, but you know,

02:47:03.780 this is how we get Jude. They take everything white and they stick some Jew in it and try to blend in. 1.00

02:47:09.760 Well, are there any more news stories or have we tapped that out?

02:47:13.080 No, that's, that's it. I'm, I'm sticking to my, uh, my format of like two triggering stories and a

02:47:19.180 chaser. It seems to have been working out for the previous episode. So that's what I'm going to stick

02:47:25.180 with. Well, all right then. Well, I guess then what all we, all that's left to do is to tell

02:47:30.840 everybody, uh, or remind them, I guess, since I brought this up, the, the crypto report is now a

02:47:37.520 Sunday show. Um, this particular episode will probably come out later in the day than they

02:47:43.000 will in the future, but we'll have it posted today, Sunday, the 12th, which means before

02:47:48.580 midnight, I guess. And, uh, from now on the shows we'll post Sunday, uh, we'll have the

02:47:55.260 links down there. We want everybody to subscribe to our sound cloud and, um, listen to salting

02:48:01.580 the earth. That's careless is top shelf show that he does with vendetta. And, um, well, we've

02:48:10.580 been basically the crypto reports been shown off all the social media. So I don't have

02:48:14.860 to mention any of those and read the daily stormer every day. It's the only place you're

02:48:20.580 going to find real news. I mean, don't, don't bother with the fake news, read the daily stormer.

02:48:25.260 If it matters, it's going to be there. And with that, we're going to wrap up this edition

02:48:30.480 of the crypto report. Thanks for joining us, everybody. See you next week.

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The Krypto Report - March 12, 2017

#7 - Adventures in Diversity

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