The NXR Podcast - The Next Crusade - Equality Doesn't Exist — Not Even Twins Are Equal w Fr. Calvin Robinson

00:00:00.000 Hello and welcome to my next crusade. I am Father Calvin Robinson and you are watching

00:00:24.840 NXR Studios. We've got a great show coming up today with some fantastic guests, but before

00:00:31.180 we get to any of that, I want to take a moment to talk about reparations, because I'm sick

00:00:37.500 of hearing that we need to be paying reparations. And I'm asking the question, who pays whom?

00:00:43.780 Because the assumption is always that brown people need to be paid reparations from white

00:00:48.220 people. How does that work in a mixed society like ours? Does that mean that we're using

00:00:53.120 taxpayer money to give to one demographic from another and if so what are the boundaries there

00:00:58.960 does that mean that we're giving taxpayer money to all people of African descent in which case 0.91

00:01:05.300 poor Africans will be paying rich Africans because that's how the pot works you don't get to

00:01:11.100 discriminate based on income in that way or does it mean that people have of African ancestry in 0.61

00:01:18.100 which case, how much African ancestry? Would I, as a mixed race person, be paid reparations? If not,

00:01:23.860 would it just be my father? How does it work? It's all nonsense because it's virtue signaling. It

00:01:28.500 doesn't actually work. It doesn't matter that the Church of England has set aside a hundred million

00:01:32.860 pounds for reparations when they don't have enough money to pay parish priests who are looking after

00:01:37.880 12 to 14 parishes each. It doesn't matter that the government keeps saying we need to pay reparations

00:01:43.260 because it's actually not a thing that can be done in practice. There is no such thing as government

00:01:47.480 money. There is our money, my money, and your money. And that's what they're messing around

00:01:52.260 with. That's what they're playing about with. And let's not forget that actually African-slash-Caribbean

00:01:57.820 people make up such a low percentage, especially in Britain. I think it's about 3%. Why do they 1.00

00:02:02.900 get the priority in this conversation of reparations? What about the Asians? I think 0.67

00:02:07.820 at least 7% Asian people in Britain, so more than double what there are of Afro-Caribbeans. 1.00

00:02:13.880 why are we not talking about reparations for them? For the Pakistanis, the Indians, the fact 0.98

00:02:18.880 that we caused that divide and it didn't work and we should have had a better solution. But of course

00:02:23.500 we don't want to. But this is part of the problem. And in that it is the slippery slope. We'll start

00:02:28.460 with one demographic, then it will go to the next, then the next, and it never ends until we have no

00:02:32.040 money left to give. This is the slippery slope. But at the moment there is this obsession with

00:02:38.440 the black demographic in particular because of the transatlantic slave trade and it's unproductive

00:02:44.040 it makes no sense because history is rife with slavery and i'm not here to promote it i can tell 0.83

00:02:51.280 you slavery is bad it is evil to to treat another human being in in a bad way however it's always 0.81

00:03:00.580 happened we've always done it as people should we be seeking reparations from rome for colonizing 0.55

00:03:07.320 Britain? Should we be seeking reparations from the Greeks and the Turks? A quarter of the population 0.97

00:03:13.060 of Athens in ancient Greece were slaves. The Ottoman Empire was rife with the problem of

00:03:18.640 slavery. The difference is Britain ended transatlantic slavery at a great cost and therefore

00:03:28.280 we could say that any debt has been paid and more so. Britain spent half a century policing the seas

00:03:35.800 with our Royal Navy, eradicating slavery.

00:03:39.240 Britain is a bold, brave, and righteous nation for that reason.

00:03:43.300 The UK Parliament implemented 85 pieces of legislation

00:03:46.920 in the 19th century to prevent slavery.

00:03:50.580 That doesn't happen for many causes.

00:03:52.640 As a nation, we spent £20 million to fund the Slavery Abolition Act.

00:03:57.580 Now, at that time, that would have been about 40% of the government's total expenditure.

00:04:02.520 Again, that's no mean feat. It doesn't happen for every cause.

00:04:05.800 So we can sit here and say, yes, slavery is horrific.

00:04:08.640 The way other humans treated other humans throughout history

00:04:11.200 has been really horrific, but it is also universal. 0.60

00:04:16.920 It's not a special trait reserved to the history of black people. 0.57

00:04:21.180 All human history has some involvement in this act. 0.98

00:04:25.480 The difference being that we ended it.

00:04:28.120 No reparations are due.

00:04:29.600 Great Britain, the British Empire, the United Kingdom,

00:04:32.220 we ended the transatlantic slave trade all around the world again at great cost to ourselves so we've

00:04:39.740 paid any price that is due and there has been repentance plenty of repentance and so now is a

00:04:47.080 time for forgiveness I would say we need to stop focusing on modern slavery and actually

00:04:51.900 stop being stuck in the past and we should look at current slavery modern slavery that is still

00:04:57.520 going on. So transatlantic slave trade is over. Chattel slavery is over. But modern slavery is

00:05:04.040 still a problem. And so it's time for people to move on. Now on with the rest of the show.

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00:06:43.400 I'm now joined by my good friend Frank Wright. Frank, thank you for taking the time. How are you?

00:06:50.220 Oh, thank you for having me on. I'm surprisingly well as it goes. Thank you.

00:06:54.380 Good. Frank, you've been a great supporter of my ministry for a long, long time. So I wanted

00:07:00.380 to start by thanking you for that. You know, you send messages of encouragement and you've

00:07:03.860 been doing this for years and it matters. It makes a difference because we get lots of attacks.

00:07:08.000 We get lots of slams down from the enemy. And so it's good to have people on our side who are also

00:07:13.180 doing the same battle so just thank you oh you're quite welcome but i would like to point out that

00:07:18.860 there's very memorable experience that i had of you in person when um i was i was instructed by

00:07:24.060 work to go to jordan peton's free market zionism jamboree ark and i met you outside of it and

00:07:29.740 unfortunately i had an alter i had two choices to make i could either stare at the buttons in your

00:07:34.700 midriff or look directly up your nostrils from what seemed like an impossible distance size of

00:07:40.460 of a lamppost man honestly i do bring it up a lot but that's it people should know that the

00:07:44.980 struggle is real for the little people i cannot relate i can only apologize uh that's that's

00:07:50.780 hilarious yeah that conference arc i keep getting messages saying are you going to come back to

00:07:54.760 walk you're going to come back to walk and you're right it was like the free market neolib it was

00:07:59.300 very wet wasn't it and it just wasn't my cup of tea and i i like jordan i like some of the people

00:08:04.560 who organized it but it just it wasn't a conservatism that we need in britain i thought

00:08:10.980 that they yeah i did find it rather um disappointing in terms of the presentation the people speaking

00:08:16.820 what they said there's very interesting people there i mean i think the best thing about it is

00:08:20.940 the people it brought together i mean a whole range of people as well um met people from the

00:08:25.300 sdp uh obviously bumped into cole benjamin bumped into went and collared lord glassman actually who

00:08:31.580 at the time had no idea uh neither did anyone else who i was and he rather graciously gave me

00:08:37.100 an interview outside which was uh very interesting i just spoke to him i didn't record it but you

00:08:41.100 know it's fascinating i thought he was the best one on the panels to be honest because

00:08:44.460 he seemed to be the only one although he is a socialist um i think he's the only one at that

00:08:49.660 time who had actually seriously considered what a political economy is and addressed the question

00:08:54.700 of the absence of human dignity from the way that we manage our economic and political affairs

00:08:59.180 I think things have moved on considerably from that time.

00:09:01.860 But I do have a lot of respect for the thought

00:09:03.760 that he put into his book, Blue Labour.

00:09:05.620 Because, of course, he did his PhD

00:09:07.080 on the Catholic social teaching of Leo XIII,

00:09:09.840 which is where he nicked a lot of those brilliant ideas from,

00:09:12.300 it should be noted.

00:09:13.500 And he's quite open about that too.

00:09:15.020 And he's a big fan.

00:09:16.080 So, you know, good for him.

00:09:18.060 Well, I mean, that's no bad thing.

00:09:19.540 We certainly need more of that. 0.66

00:09:21.360 I'm good friends with Baroness Philippa,

00:09:23.300 who was one of the people who headed up this whole thing.

00:09:25.960 And she's a good Christian.

00:09:26.880 Many of the people who organized it are Christians.

00:09:28.480 But my whole problem with ARC was that it wasn't Christian enough.

00:09:32.700 In fact, my favourite speaker from, was it last year or the year before now, when I saw you? 0.71

00:09:36.520 But my favourite speaker was Speaker Mike Johnson from America, who dialed in. 0.76

00:09:40.120 He was like, yeah, we need more Christianity.

00:09:41.740 We've got to make our nation Christian again. 0.93

00:09:43.200 I'm like, yeah, exactly.

00:09:44.500 And then we've got the liberals on stage, like Kemi Baden-Ock, saying,

00:09:47.080 we haven't tried liberalism hard enough.

00:09:48.700 It's like, what are we doing here?

00:09:51.400 You see, what was interesting about, I got there for the Speaker of the House's speech.

00:09:56.400 and what he said was really interesting because he didn't just say oh let's go conservative he

00:10:00.740 actually explained what he meant by that and he meant the kind of berkian conservative of the

00:10:04.360 little platoons he talked about local community voluntarism he talked about active participation

00:10:09.080 to keep your communities alive and he talked about a form of christian mutualism that you don't often

00:10:14.020 hear nowadays it wasn't just a kind of full-throated celebration of the kind of free market idea that

00:10:20.440 there's this kind of market worship nihilism really he was saying no we need to come together

00:10:25.040 we need to work independently uh obviously to flourish in our lives but together we can

00:10:29.820 collectively flourish by preserving our communities and and this is basically he spoke to what what

00:10:36.520 is the nation what what what is what is the meaning of our lives outside of the market really

00:10:42.020 that there's because there's a lot of that activity that takes place that is in fact far

00:10:46.060 more meaningful just making money and without which if you do make money your life is relatively

00:10:51.540 meaningless as it is. So he did actually speak to that, like Burke's little platoons, if you like.

00:10:57.140 Which I suppose is why it spoke to me. I'm more of a Burkean conservative than these neolibs that 1.00

00:11:01.140 we see today in the Conservative Party, or even the Republican Party, to be fair. But I felt, 0.78

00:11:06.140 I agree with you in that it brought people together. There were lots of people there who

00:11:10.000 were sound, as in attendees, but most of the speeches and the panels were just way off the

00:11:14.860 mark. They were like 10 years behind where they need to be, and that really disappointed me,

00:11:18.520 especially for such an expensive event which is why I'm not going back but I want to talk to you

00:11:22.980 because you are literally the man of the moment now you are the the the Vox Pop person to speak

00:11:29.780 to you are the man on the street as Tucker Carlson called you and this is all because you were

00:11:34.300 interviewed by our good friends at Vox Populi recently just walking around campaigning just

00:11:40.000 and I think the reason it hit home so hard is because you were just saying it as it is and

00:11:44.200 people are sick and tired of politicians prettying things up walking on eggshells saying what they

00:11:51.140 think people need to hear you just said and the quote from the tweet is we need to save the nation

00:11:55.260 and i think rupert lowe is the only vehicle to do that how did that begin why was i there i decided

00:12:02.460 to go up and campaign pardon me and take my son with me and i drove up and i my intention was to

00:12:08.560 sleep in the back of the land rover which is 21 years old and has since dissolved unfortunately

00:12:13.280 i was remarkably optimistic at the mot having thrown a lot of money at him but unfortunately

00:12:18.000 the underbody has rusted away to next to nothing anyway i didn't know side note on that frank don't

00:12:22.860 get me started on mot is a side note on that one but carry on look i entered it in in in a kind of

00:12:28.880 state of optimism oh definitely you know but no fortunately he has disintegrated underneath which

00:12:34.280 i had no idea about anyway um i i went there and i was just i was being trained by um by a man

00:12:41.260 called mike chaffich he's a delightful fellow uh and he was telling me and my son what to say on

00:12:46.560 the doorstep and what restore were doing was they were asking people if they're going to vote and

00:12:50.520 would they mind telling us who that was for and whether it was for us and if not why so very

00:12:55.060 careful about collecting oh yeah but very careful about collecting accurate data so i tried to get

00:13:00.080 it right and then this fellow turned up with a microphone who i thought probably had a podcast

00:13:04.620 in his bedroom or something and i thought it would be i thought it would just be rude not to speak to

00:13:09.600 him so i i did speak well more at him than to him and he was very gracious about letting me go on

00:13:16.580 and there it is um i honestly didn't think it would go very far i refused to take part in the

00:13:21.600 photographs of my son afterwards because i didn't want his face publicized and lol see how that went

00:13:25.960 well that was will coleshill from vox populi and we'll put the link in the show notes for people

00:13:30.920 people that haven't seen he is brilliant but vox populi are in general because they're one of the

00:13:34.940 few outlets that are willing to have the conversations that need to be had but can

00:13:38.140 you summarise for us what you were saying? Why is it Restore that's gained your vote and your

00:13:42.460 support? I mean, most people don't go out and canvass. Most people either vote and or a few

00:13:48.160 of them become members of a party. But to go out and actively campaign means you want to make a

00:13:53.620 difference. Why is that? I've spent the last few years of what I laughingly call my career

00:13:59.860 in trying to understand and explain the political technique of the 20th century. And so to put that

00:14:04.960 in a nutshell it's basically the rule by media of an elite that doesn't have your best interests at

00:14:09.240 heart which is quite devastating thing to say but if you look at the effects that these uh this rule

00:14:15.520 has created around you over decades it leaves you feeling hopeless and everything's being destroyed

00:14:20.760 we are being spiritually and morally destroyed intellectually destroyed there's no meaning to

00:14:25.400 our lives the words we are supplied to use have no meaning anymore they're baffling this is

00:14:30.400 degrading our lives obviously financially morally intellectually spiritually and even existentially 1.00

00:14:36.120 because we're facing basically demographic replacement so and there seems to be no way out 0.53

00:14:40.940 from the system why do i consider restore to be the vehicle for national salvation which is quite

00:14:47.360 a dramatic phrase but that's what we require it's because it is a party of genuine integrity it's

00:14:52.920 not just a bunch of populist grifters it's not the same old people giving you the same old promises

00:14:58.480 Bear in mind, just to take the hot button issue, it's not just a hot button issue, the existential issue of mass migration.

00:15:05.980 Every election since 1997, from memory, I think it delivered a majority of voters who wanted to stop or limit mass migration.

00:15:15.680 And we got the opposite. Between 1997 and 2024, from the figures I've looked at, from the Office of National Statistics, 18.5 to 19 million people arrived in the country.

00:15:25.640 this took place against the popular will so our elections are not working they're not doing what

00:15:32.560 we ask our elected governments to do they're doing the opposite and they're destroying us

00:15:36.400 and so this is why we have a national emergency and we need a party we need a political solution

00:15:42.600 to this deep national crisis or things will probably get so bad that no one can do anything

00:15:48.680 to help us and we shall have anarchy and perhaps unlimited bloodshed and chaos maybe even for

00:15:54.460 generations this is a very serious issue so you need to see people who mean what they say and who

00:16:01.280 can be trusted with the fate of the nation and so this is why i went for restore because not only

00:16:07.540 do i believe that rupert lowe is the man who is willing to address the causes of all these terrible

00:16:13.540 effects and not just grift off them well but when i went up there and canvassed you meet loads of

00:16:19.800 ordinary people from very different walks of life who are extremely articulate and very well

00:16:26.340 politically educated and you think where have all these people been for all this time and then you

00:16:30.940 realize the way that we're ruled systematically prevents anyone like me like them ever coming

00:16:37.860 before the public so all you see are these rather bland characters who fit like components into the

00:16:43.880 electoral machine and you never see anything else and that leaves you feeling hopeless but that's

00:16:48.680 why it's another reason why it's the people that I've met in the party and there's loads of them

00:16:53.720 are coming out volunteering their time to do all kinds of work and again to help save the nation

00:16:58.020 it's not for themselves I'm not in it for me I'm not a celebrity I'm doing my duty because we have

00:17:03.480 to do this not just for us but for our children and for our children's children or they'll have

00:17:07.400 nothing we do and you're right but the system is almost designed that way to keep these people out

00:17:13.180 I remember you you once said to me that uh that was one of the few reasons that you would buy

00:17:17.280 the Daily Telegraph. Of course, the Daily Telegraph would never publish me today. There was a time

00:17:21.680 when the Daily Telegraph and the Daily Mail were calling me daily, and they were fighting against

00:17:25.740 who would get me that day. Can you imagine them publishing one of my articles right now? There's

00:17:29.920 a reason that people like us are pushed out of the mainstream. There's a reason that Tommy

00:17:34.100 Robinson's been branded far right for 20 years, even though he's a multiculturalist. There's a 0.62

00:17:38.240 reason, because the system protects itself. It promotes a multiracial, multicultural, 0.84

00:17:43.120 multi-everything globalist society and kind of isolates anyone that dares

00:17:50.800 criticize and I've seen you articulate this in a way better than I can saying

00:17:54.220 that the system almost looks for people that criticize it and pushes them out.

00:17:59.260 Well if you one of the things I understood when going back trying to

00:18:03.500 understand a lot of different views of the 20th century and also indeed the

00:18:08.680 explanations about people like Matthew Arnold and so on and the teachings of the

00:18:12.520 church and the catholic social teachings which was written largely between the 1860s and 1890s

00:18:16.700 which basically foretold what's happening to us today you look into that and you look into how

00:18:21.880 the liberal democratic system was put together and installed after world war one and then you

00:18:27.300 look at the economic system that came out of the federal reserve before and the summary that i will

00:18:31.760 make of it is what we're looking at is not a progressive liberal democracy what we're looking

00:18:36.200 at is an international machine that wants to standardize the entire world underneath its own

00:18:40.560 standards and that's the simplest explanation i can arrive at that gives you the most complete

00:18:45.040 picture of why all these things are happening they're happening everywhere in the west you see

00:18:50.480 the same kind of political propaganda the same kind of state religion the worship of the false

00:18:55.200 idols of equality of the rainbow flag of open borders of net zero they have these state religious

00:19:02.400 totems and they really are infused with a zelotic religious fervor to replace the worship of jesus

00:19:09.240 christ the savior and so this is explicitly anti-christian of course but that's part of the

00:19:14.200 political technique so basically it's leveling us all down into a kind of state of moral and

00:19:19.520 material degradation where we're all being equalized but you know in the same way that

00:19:24.840 a desert makes peace there's no if you have any kind of competitor explanatory power you're you

00:19:34.780 are sand in the gears of that machine now i said that i read the telegraph because you were in it

00:19:40.860 because you were interesting but as soon as it became apparent that you weren't interested in

00:19:46.320 fitting into the machine but you'd actually started to notice the reality that produces

00:19:50.220 all these terrible effects and question it then you no longer fit in the machine you you you are

00:19:56.800 disrupting its operation and so you see that if you begin to speak outside the given parameters 0.76

00:20:02.920 you're no you're rejected that doesn't mean to say you know that you're a lunatic what it means

00:20:08.860 to say is is that conservatives are limited in this system to complaining about effects and 0.92

00:20:15.180 monetizing it just whinging passively becoming passive voyeurs in the increasing obscenity of

00:20:21.180 their own existence but if you ever try to do anything about things you're out because that

00:20:26.640 involves examining the causes of these problems and those causes are the operating system of how

00:20:33.140 we are ruled it is designed to produce these effects and that is is is a basically that's

00:20:39.700 a heresy against the liberal state religion and that that reveals the trick as it were that pulls

00:20:44.740 back the curtain on the man behind the curtain who operates the machine and it shows the trick for

00:20:49.780 what it is. We are being sold dreams, whilst we are being delivered a living nightmare.

00:20:56.940 We see examples of this all the time. When an incident happens in Britain and Kirsten

00:21:03.500 gets up on the platform and says, it's because of the far right, when actually it's the people

00:21:07.920 just pointing out that there's an issue. The people pointing out the issue become the issue.

00:21:12.000 Similarly, there was a recent interview on Question Time, and someone tried to explain 0.73

00:21:16.600 to a woman that having mass immigration is going to cause a housing crisis because the more people

00:21:21.340 you import the more houses you need and her face of utter delusion was like this guy is weird how

00:21:26.500 can he be saying these things like we see that shutting down the person raising the awareness

00:21:32.160 because that's more dangerous than the actual issue itself we see this repeated and I've seen

00:21:36.500 you you want to quote you directly you said uh tolerance is extinction and I think that relates

00:21:41.260 into this because we are taught constantly we must tolerate tolerate tolerate it tolerate to

00:21:45.960 tolerate however that is the very means the very mechanism by which we are becoming extinct

00:21:50.940 go and have a look at the nicomachean ethics of aristotle and go and have a look at the ethics of

00:21:56.840 or rather virtues of the traditional catholic church and you won't find tolerance among them

00:22:01.320 i would also add the caveat that when for example you encounter people such as this person that you

00:22:07.500 reduced on question time and they simply flatly deny reality then the first thing that you

00:22:13.560 obviously comes to mind is that how can you not see what is there well consider that the political

00:22:18.700 technique of the last century has been designed to produce precisely that mentality in everyone

00:22:23.300 it rules can you blame them no you can't blame them you really can't blame people for being

00:22:29.160 when they're confronted with basic facts about reality and it shocks them and they call you an

00:22:34.200 extremist for noticing the obvious when it is obvious you you should really instead ask what

00:22:40.800 is it that's made you so hostile to the obvious that you can't that you refuse to see it in fact

00:22:47.040 when you're confronted with it incontrovertibly it's a shocking assault on your on the core of

00:22:52.300 your being that's because the core of these people's beings is constructed around a bunch

00:22:57.300 of fantasies that's been injected into them by an increasingly refined technique of mass

00:23:02.040 communication and that technique pardon me has advanced at the speed of communications technology

00:23:08.920 from the paper through the cinema then radio and television to the internet age and so you can't

00:23:14.060 really blame people from being spellbound by it but really what's happening is it's not people

00:23:19.660 like you and I so-called extremists who are radicalizing people it's reality and what's

00:23:25.060 happening is the reality is so awful that it's actually overpowering all that hypnotic programming

00:23:31.540 that comes out of the way we are ruled this this is the central technique of how we are ruled in

00:23:38.800 the liberal system. Walter Lippman explained it in 1921. He was one of the founding members of

00:23:43.960 the Council on Foreign Relations, which is the international management structure of all the

00:23:47.420 liberal democracies. He said, we're going to reel people by creating a pseudo environment in their

00:23:52.000 heads through the use of mass media. And we'll manipulate that. And that's how we'll manipulate

00:23:55.780 them. And that's done through propaganda or public relations or basically everything that you consume

00:24:01.140 in mass society is infused with some sort of political or ideological message. And it's all

00:24:06.500 liberal messaging and so you can't really blame people when when you've got to understand that

00:24:11.180 these aren't just it's it's a mistake to believe that debate solves this because you're not

00:24:17.100 actually having a free and open exchange of ideas to reach the truth that's just not true

00:24:23.440 when you question these political beliefs that have been elevated to the status of a religion

00:24:29.040 it is it is perceived as an attack on the center of someone's being an identity because that is

00:24:34.620 literally who they believe themselves to be and even if you express doubt let alone criticism or

00:24:39.880 disagreement that's seen as an assault so you've got to understand that you're talking about people

00:24:46.060 who have constructed their identities the meaning of their lives their idea of good and evil whether

00:24:51.460 they're a good person on a pack of lies that's been fed to them by a system that's effectively

00:24:56.360 idolatrous and if you say that to them that is profoundly insulting and shocking so the best

00:25:03.280 thing to do if you're capable of it try and make an enormous spiritual effort to try and imagine 0.81

00:25:09.800 yourself as a social missionary and when you hear these people don't think of them as your bitter

00:25:13.840 political enemies think of them as captives of an evil system and try and help them they are sick

00:25:20.340 in a sense that they have been infused with a sickness that's been called health all their

00:25:24.880 lives but you can't blame them try and heal the sick and help the wounded i know it seems like

00:25:29.520 an impossible demand especially when our people are being butchered in the streets which is

00:25:34.340 permissioned by the system whose conditions have created this reality around us it's extremely

00:25:39.620 difficult to make the effort to remain civilized in near universal barbarism but we must do it

00:25:45.740 because it pleases the lord and even if you don't believe in god what do you want instead do you

00:25:52.200 want universal barbarism years of vendetta and vengeance do you want to see your children

00:25:56.720 murdered in a supermarket at random because that's what urban warfare is like and people

00:26:02.060 should be very careful about in any way trying to bring that about because if you ask anyone who's

00:26:09.020 been in urban wars or who has seen horror then they'll tell you that's the worst possible outcome

00:26:14.280 it's our duty to prevent things getting that bad which is why you need to take responsible humane

00:26:21.480 and orderly measures to remove the causes of these problems before they spiral out of control

00:26:27.960 and then where are we we're in a situation that can't be salvaged where we're in an endless blood

00:26:34.800 feud so we need to look at ways to solve these problems that try and end bitter divisions

00:26:41.260 polarization and madness and it takes an enormous effort to do that when you watch images or

00:26:47.940 practically on the daily of people being slaughtered in the street no you're absolutely

00:26:54.440 right of course you are um and it almost doesn't matter what their ideology is doesn't matter if 0.91

00:26:59.260 it's liberalism if it's islam it's always a fantasy as you called it um because they're not 0.81

00:27:04.380 seeking truth they're seeking consensus and so they they are they want to be within the crowd 0.99

00:27:10.220 which is why if we are outside of the crowd they just denounce us instantly um they want to be

00:27:14.760 acknowledged and accepted by those around them seen as nice you know this is what virtue signaling

00:27:19.500 is all about is i am one of you i'm part of the group which is part of human nature we want to be

00:27:24.200 part of the in group we are sheep so i suppose and correct me if i'm wrong but part of your

00:27:29.480 argument here is to create a better consensus which is one founded in the truth which is the

00:27:34.560 church is to bring people in to the church and that is how you heal the sick the sick in soul

00:27:39.120 rather than sick in body is to say we stop trying to be approved of by the world start trying to be

00:27:45.400 approved of by god if if you try and talk to people who don't believe in god anymore in the

00:27:51.520 west you know they think you're a bit of a nutter for talking about it so i i would like to say yes

00:27:57.320 the supernatural is real and you know you you you probably acknowledge that at some point in your

00:28:01.380 life but nonetheless if you want to have a return to reality the recognition of it and respect for

00:28:08.160 reality i.e this is a man this is a woman filling your country with tens of millions of people from

00:28:13.460 all over the world is not a good idea and so on if you want to see sanity and you want to see decency

00:28:18.500 and dignity return you've got to accept that a not having god has hardly delivered a paradise on

00:28:26.920 earth has it worshipping these ideas of liberal rights and all the current thing madness that

00:28:32.600 hasn't actually made things better in fact it's destroyed everything that came before it secondly

00:28:39.480 the metaphysics of the catholic church is the closest correspondence in the description in words

00:28:45.320 to reality and being to their nature of reality and being possible there is no competitor

00:28:51.480 explanation that comes close to the explanation of the nature of reality and being offered by the

00:28:56.600 metaphysics of the catholic church this is the absolute standard of what is real and true and

00:29:03.460 just human nature how things are to be ordered everything that you extrapolate from that is

00:29:08.760 going to have high truth and explanatory power because the foundations are correct if you proceed

00:29:15.380 from a system of made up invented words which is effectively what the religion of man is in

00:29:20.420 liberalism then you're going to end up in chaos and murder and disorder and confusion which is

00:29:25.660 what we have today. That's why it's important that people understand that when God-botherers

00:29:30.400 like you and I go on about the church, we're not just telling them to sit down and nod and kneel

00:29:36.180 when someone gets some incense out. There's actually an extremely sound and, in fact,

00:29:41.580 insuperable practical, spiritual, economic, political, and personal wisdom in the teachings

00:29:48.340 of the church, which will supply the answers to your life if you are willing to hear them.

00:29:52.560 but at the same time you don't need to be you can just do the sitting down shutting up and praying

00:29:58.240 you can just do the bowing you don't need to seek the wisdom because the wisdom is there

00:30:02.320 and i love that that is true freedom it's there if you want it like that i like to say about the

00:30:08.420 modern church it's such a scandal because the catholic church in its traditional teachings

00:30:13.000 has all the answers if it would but teach them yeah now you you recently said uh are we allowed

00:30:19.840 to call it a river of blood yet.

00:30:21.840 I wanted to ask you about this

00:30:22.800 because I've just republished

00:30:24.880 or I've just republished a video recording

00:30:27.640 of an article that I previously wrote

00:30:28.960 of why Enoch Powell was right 0.69

00:30:30.960 from a mixed race perspective. 0.99

00:30:33.020 And I think much of what he said was spot on. 1.00

00:30:35.500 I think we're living through that now,

00:30:37.020 but I wanted to give you the floor

00:30:38.140 to articulate your reasons as to why.

00:30:41.440 Oh, I think I reposted someone else saying that

00:30:43.840 because I think someone else said that recently.

00:30:46.180 But yes, I agree with the sentiment

00:30:47.520 because the sentiment explains,

00:30:49.420 look we are prohibited from describing the awful reality it is it is tragically a bloody reality

00:30:57.380 but equally tragically tragically hardly surprising and it won't be the last one will it

00:31:02.500 I mean I had to say that when I watched the it's difficult to express the emotions and

00:31:09.700 outrage that you felt and that we all felt at the murder of Henry Novak but one thing I did

00:31:15.280 managed to say in the moment was that this won't be the last time I didn't expect I didn't want it

00:31:20.100 to be so soon but it's just it's just dishonest to say anything else of course it's going to happen

00:31:26.860 again we can see the cause of this now when when Enoch Powell made his famous quote I see the

00:31:33.520 rivers of the Tiber foaming with much blood he wasn't making a statement that was meant to cause

00:31:41.600 people to hate each other he was trying to issue a warning now that warning if it has his warning

00:31:51.760 proven to be sound well yes the the problem here is is that any adult any sane like calm debate

00:32:01.840 about this any discussion of the facts of the case is simply impossible because the minute that you

00:32:07.500 start to criticize the liberal utopia they make these verbal acid attacks on you throw these

00:32:12.900 voodoo curses at you and so what that means is not only is your reputation destroyed and your

00:32:18.120 livelihood impinged upon and so on and you're finished but it also means that you can't actually

00:32:24.240 talk about the problem until it gets so bad that nobody wants to talk about it anymore because

00:32:29.720 they've been driven mad by it and that's evil it is so here's a question frank how do we smash the

00:32:35.920 liberal system apart and how do we avoid becoming a part of it so restore seems like the best option

00:32:42.660 at the moment what how does restore as an example prevent itself from becoming part of that same

00:32:47.620 liberal system that's been pinning us down for so long well if you look at the people in it and the

00:32:52.760 people and the ideas that they're producing in it and i've seen quite a few of them that haven't

00:32:57.000 come out yet is is that you are going to be looking at a program which addresses a national

00:33:02.860 emergency it's it's not just not a continuity of the old system it's identifying and attempting to

00:33:11.160 stop the profound damage to our nation that these policies are causing so the first order of

00:33:17.980 business is basically to put the fire out if you like that's that's terrible but it is that bad

00:33:23.820 so you have to stop the nation from collapsing economically and socially and so on this is a

00:33:30.100 grave duty. I think these people are up to it. I understand what duty is. And this is the most

00:33:37.220 serious duty you can have in a political situation. Now, how do you do that? You have to address the

00:33:44.060 root of the problems. We have a dependency economy. The amount of people taking money out of the

00:33:49.440 economy will soon exceed those paying into it. That means the economy dies. And the way it's

00:33:55.920 structured it isn't really very healthy for us we are for it right it's not for us and so it's

00:34:03.300 sucking the wealth and meaning out of our lives to deliver us into bankruptcy which it effectively

00:34:08.040 has this is an extremely serious problem and correcting this is going to be very painful

00:34:14.240 similarly if we do not return Britain to be to the status of a respectable homeland for its own

00:34:22.460 people our children will never have a home this again is a terrible thing to have to say these

00:34:27.740 are problems you've inherited from a broken flawed system that has failed to produce the global

00:34:32.940 utopia that it set out to do at the beginning of the 20th century instead it's wrecked everything

00:34:39.100 so the initial program is not a mad ideology or even an ideology that you may favor or disfavor

00:34:46.780 it is basically trying to stop the patient from dying and then once you've stabilized the patient

00:34:53.260 if you follow that metaphor then we can look at a more healthy diet and regimen to to hopefully

00:35:00.060 maximize human flourishing within perhaps 10 years i think it will take 10 years some people say

00:35:06.780 you might see better results in five years but i think to be honest with people i would expect to

00:35:12.780 see nothing but difficulty and restoration for at least five years and then you may begin to see some

00:35:19.500 positive results after those five years in terms of the economy and how we structure our lives

00:35:24.940 but the immediate measure that we must take and must take place immediately and as swiftly as

00:35:30.540 possible is the return of people to their homes or we shall never have one and i believe that restore

00:35:37.180 will deliver on that the reason why i do not believe that reform will do that is because

00:35:41.260 it's a populist party populism is not a politics it's a spasm reaction of anti-liberal reaction

00:35:48.300 it doesn't say really what it's for it just says what it's against and as you've seen in america

00:35:54.140 everybody thought they were voting for something that they didn't actually get in the end

00:35:57.900 and what they got in the end was arguably worse in many ways which came as a shock that's what

00:36:03.100 you get with populism you should not allow your emotions to steer you into a voting choice when

00:36:10.860 When the life of the nation is at stake, you can't give it to a bunch of opportunists.

00:36:15.740 You certainly, in my view, should not give it to a bunch of people, many of whom were actually supervising indefinite leave to remain, such as Suella Bravman and Robert Jenrick were.

00:36:28.840 They're responsible for the policies that allowed that man who committed that atrocity in Belfast yesterday to be in the country.

00:36:36.280 They were in power when his presence in this country was permission. 0.93

00:36:40.860 They are responsible and complicit for this Sudanese attempted murderer who tried to behead someone. It's absolutely horrific. 0.93

00:36:48.600 I don't want to have to talk about people being beheaded. I don't want to have to make these remarks about reform. I'd like to talk about T.S. Eliot and wonderful things.

00:36:58.900 But we have to talk about this because this isn't just a political hot potato. This is the life of

00:37:04.580 our people and our nation. And it's horrible what's happening. And we have to be honest about

00:37:10.080 where the causes are. And you have to be honest about how we're going to fix it,

00:37:15.340 how painful it will be, and how shocking in some cases. But if we don't do that, the nation dies.

00:37:22.080 And that's the point of all of this. The nation is dying. And so we have to do something to

00:37:26.520 prevent it it's no longer a case of hoping and so on the cultural side I often say that we need 0.93

00:37:32.400 mass deportation and repatriation now but we also need to correct the birth rates which are 1.2 or

00:37:38.120 lower to get them back up to 2.4 so we need to incentivize family life so marriage and children

00:37:43.500 but also we need to stop killing off our babies which is like these are three major parts to the

00:37:48.820 same problem but you also touched on the fact that the economy is already I mean you said it's

00:37:54.620 going to die i think the economy is already dead we already have a welfare state where sure we're

00:37:59.080 getting to the point where more people are going to taking out than are putting in in terms of

00:38:02.840 benefits but we're already there in terms of the nhs and the triple lock pensions the pensions in

00:38:08.780 the nhs are the economy they are the vast like we are a country supporting an nhs now and a triple

00:38:14.080 lock pension and so just addressing the economy for a minute frank how would you solve that problem

00:38:19.280 or how do you hope restore solve that problem because the economy is dead i've had some

00:38:24.740 extremely edifying discussions with people who are far better qualified than me on this and i

00:38:30.120 guarantee you will be seeing a paper very soon on precisely how to remedy this emergency it's an

00:38:35.780 economic emergency it is extremely serious i've been talking to to people about it for a very long

00:38:41.120 time and you'll be seeing a paper soon that addresses this precisely this issue that basically

00:38:46.440 it reduces to a dependence economy and where's the money going to come from if we're all dependent

00:38:51.400 on the state or if a majority are and that's created a culture where with it's it's strangled

00:38:57.060 any kind of life in the economy because it's become disconnected from how economies work which

00:39:02.800 is the generation of wealth the cultivation of the kind of industry and employment that gives

00:39:07.120 people's lives dignity and so on the devastating effects of this are enormous to have a debt fuel

00:39:12.300 dependency economy degrades everyone even the value and meaning of money itself and eventually

00:39:17.800 like i said the economy becomes a sort of ponzi scheme but added to that i just wanted to mention

00:39:23.000 about the liberal system is that if you don't want people to die out our people people generally

00:39:30.320 you do need to address why is it that the pinnacle of women's liberation is still celebrated as a

00:39:38.780 right to murder your own children why is being a mother so denigrated to the point where it's seen

00:39:45.980 as a poor choice and you should give your children to a stranger if you have them within weeks of 0.94

00:39:51.660 their birth so you can return to your job why isn't it seen as the noble and indeed vital

00:39:57.780 vocation that it is mothering is it's simply so significant to us it's so important that there

00:40:04.780 isn't an honest way to describe it that doesn't make me sound like i've gone a bit bonkers but

00:40:09.600 we literally die out without without children it should seem isn't it obvious if we keep killing

00:40:16.140 them there won't be any of us left if we keep devaluing and degrading the lives of women to 0.99

00:40:21.100 just be career women and then kind of pornified sex objects the rest of the time completely 1.00

00:40:27.180 disconnecting their their sexuality from the production of children where's that led us it's 0.99

00:40:32.780 led us to places where i i've i've heard of mothers talking in glowing terms about their

00:40:38.600 daughters only fans accounts and things like that because it's seen as a great way to make money and

00:40:42.660 there's morally neutral and so on it's not it's degrading it's terrible so this is all to do with

00:40:49.220 the fact that the the liberal political economy reduces the value of life to price and in that

00:40:56.220 political economy there is no value to the the mother baby bond like which is the fundamental

00:41:03.420 building block of your of the health of your life it's one of the most it should be sacred to us

00:41:08.860 nothing's sacred in this system certainly not jesus christ and the church and certainly not

00:41:14.060 the family and we have to look at why the economy is structured in a way that it it prioritizes the

00:41:20.140 destruction of the family and indeed the destruction of human life at the beginning at the end and the

00:41:24.980 last thing i'll say is you had people like matthew paris coming out the last couple of years 0.75

00:41:29.180 saying oh we should just get rid of the elderly because they're economically inactive and they're

00:41:32.760 a burden to us financially so this is what happens when all you've got is market values

00:41:38.520 and pleasure and advantage seeking it's universally degrading because it just says

00:41:44.180 well look human life's disposable and if it's inconvenient just get rid of it and that's how

00:41:49.240 you end up dying out yeah utilitarianism and egalitarianism are demonic we should make the

00:41:54.840 sacred sacred again frank wright thank you very much for joining us god bless you oh i do i do

00:42:00.180 apologize for going on and thank you once again but before you disappear tell people where they

00:42:04.580 can find out more about you i would probably be driving vans or in the army if it were not for

00:42:10.980 life site news giving me a job so you can see me on faith and reason every wednesday is there

00:42:16.240 and i now do some news reports for them as well if you'd like to catch up with me on the twitters

00:42:21.640 it's frank writer and similarly on substack as well where i publish on mondays and fridays

00:42:28.100 frank it was an absolute pleasure i agree with pretty much everything you've said and i know

00:42:32.280 my viewers will i look forward to seeing their comments when they come out but thank you once

00:42:36.460 again bye-bye god bless you all and cheerio for now i never wanted to write a book called the

00:42:43.660 silent jihad. I was called to be a parish priest, celebrate the sacraments, preach the gospel,

00:42:51.460 marry couples, baptise children, comfort the dying, and to help build up the body of Christ

00:42:57.440 in a quiet corner of England. I'm still called to those things, but Christendom is under attack

00:43:03.640 and the body of Christ is bleeding. The silent jihad exposes how Islam's advance in Britain 1.00

00:43:10.800 and the West is carried not only by terrorism, but by grooming gangs, Sharia councils, demographic 0.97

00:43:18.460 change, and the cowardice of leaders who refuse to name the threat. It is a priest's warning that

00:43:25.540 unless we recover a bold, unapologetic Christian faith, at our borders, in our laws, and in our 0.96

00:43:33.540 pulpits, the nations once shaped by the cross will be quietly remained in the image of Islam. 0.58

00:43:40.800 Get your copy today, newchristianright.com forward slash jihad.

00:43:49.440 I am now joined by my guest, Chase Geiser. Chase, how are you?

00:43:53.580 I'm doing well. Thank you for having me. How are you doing?

00:43:56.040 I'm very well. It's a pleasure to have you on.

00:43:58.480 We've caught up a few times over the years, and every time it seems so sparse,

00:44:02.540 but every time you seem to be somewhere else in your journey,

00:44:05.180 I believe you just launched your own platform.

00:44:07.380 I did indeed so I um I learned everything I know about broadcasting from the great Alex Jones who

00:44:14.800 by the way you can find and support at alexjoneslive.com he's still broadcasting despite

00:44:19.660 the fact that InfoWars has been shut down by the relentless assault against freedom of speech here

00:44:24.680 in the United States of America and um I moved my family here to Nashville Tennessee and decided to

00:44:30.640 launch my own network because I just couldn't sit on the sidelines anymore I love that because we

00:44:36.040 need more soldiers in the fight um i was trying to follow the info wars saga but i honestly i got

00:44:42.020 lost in the it's going it's not going it's gone like what what's the like give me the gist of it

00:44:47.080 what actually happened sure so i can give you uh my best estimate of what happened i was in the

00:44:53.440 thick of it until last fall um and everything i know since then is just based on conversations

00:44:59.060 i've had with the crew and uh what's been publicly released but uh for the sake of members of your

00:45:04.500 audience who may not be familiar, Alex Jones was sued for $1.2 billion for defamation. It was the

00:45:11.940 largest defamation judgment in the history of defamation judgments in the history of the United

00:45:18.140 States, legal precedents. So by our law and our precedents here in America, no one has ever

00:45:24.960 talked more, pardon my language, than Alex Jones. And so as a result of this defamation case,

00:45:32.600 and it's it's complicated and convoluted and i could get into all the details for hours and hours

00:45:37.100 about the um lack of justice and his court proceedings and how everything went down as a

00:45:43.380 result uh it was determined that he owed 1.2 billion dollars he did not have a jury that found

00:45:49.380 him guilty uh he was found guilty by default the jury was simply used to determine how much he owed

00:45:55.200 oh so they multiplied the number of plaintiffs by the number of alleged comments that he made

00:46:00.360 And they ramped up the max judgment for each of those incidents.

00:46:04.300 And that's how they arrived at $1.2 billion.

00:46:06.720 So as a result of that, since he was the sole owner of Infowars, he has to liquidate all of his assets.

00:46:13.380 Even declaring bankruptcy is not a protection because he was found to be, that was determined to be non-dischargeable because of the malintent or the malice that they judged that he was guilty of.

00:46:27.380 So even though he's declared bankruptcy and sold everything, he still owes the $1.2 billion in will for the rest of his life.

00:46:35.320 So you can become bankrupt, but they're still going to come for you.

00:46:37.780 Oh, my goodness.

00:46:38.940 I don't want to get too much into the legality, but briefly, if you can, explain what does it mean to lose by default?

00:46:45.360 Yeah, I'll do my best to answer that question.

00:46:47.280 I'm not a legal expert, so I can't give you a sophisticated answer.

00:46:51.060 But my understanding is there was a process, of course, with the legal case where there was discovery. And many people aren't familiar with Infowars, and they don't understand that Infowars is not like other major media outlets.

00:47:07.900 So if you look at a CNN or a major corporation that has a thousand employees, they typically have a lot of standard operating procedures, systems in place, they're organized.

00:47:19.060 But InfoWars is a little bit like, I would say, like the rebellion in Star Wars during the Battle of Hoth or the Millennium Falcon where you have to smash your fist against the dashboard in order for it to light up and turn on properly.

00:47:31.360 And so during that discovery process, this is just my understanding.

00:47:34.420 So take everything I say with a grain of salt. There was a request for Google Analytics data as it pertains to specific content or articles that were published, because I believe the plaintiffs were trying to find some kind of a correlation between his coverage of a certain story and income for the platform so they could make the case that he was intentionally covering the story in a certain way in order to generate income.

00:48:02.120 And that data was not provided because nobody at InfoWars knew that it existed. And it was discovered, for lack of a better term, that there was a Google Analytics account that everybody had forgotten about and it didn't happen to be linked up.

00:48:18.300 And so by not providing that evidence of discovery, and this is just my understanding of what happened, the judge was able to rule guilty by default because of noncompliance with the discovery process.

00:48:30.040 And that was how he was determined to be guilty of the defamation.

00:48:33.040 And then, of course, the jury was used later to determine how much he owed as a result of his guilty status.

00:48:41.020 Absolutely awful.

00:48:41.720 But Alex Jones continues on, and as do you.

00:48:44.680 What's the target?

00:48:45.980 What's the mission behind your new platform?

00:48:48.300 You know, that's a good question. I believe in the information war. This is obviously a phrase that Alex Jones or a concept that Alex Jones has made famous through InfoWars. Information war is something that's existed from the very beginning, go all the way back to Genesis, deception, all the way through every moment of every day.

00:49:10.060 and um it's something that i don't believe is ever won or lost it's you're either winning it

00:49:16.420 or you're losing it and it's ever evolving and ultimately what matters is that we participate in

00:49:22.500 the most enthusiastic empowered intentional way possible to fight for truth against deception

00:49:30.860 not even lies but just deception and misleading and confusion and so I really learned about the

00:49:40.420 concept of the information war working for Alex and I really was able to absorb that passion off

00:49:46.580 of him because if you've ever spent any time with him he emanates passion for the information war

00:49:51.720 he's very genuine and after I left Infowars last fall I thought that I was going to be satisfied

00:49:59.980 just kind of getting back into marketing and some of the things that I was familiar with before I

00:50:03.540 got into broadcasting or political conversation. And six months went by and I just couldn't sit

00:50:09.400 on the sidelines anymore. So I launched the Chase Geyser Network for the purpose of doing my small

00:50:15.220 part in the information war. So it sounds like a calling, sounds like a vocation, something you

00:50:19.080 can't get away from. You've got to be a part of it, which I respect and acknowledge. You've been

00:50:24.040 tweeting a lot about an issue that's close to my heart because I think Jesus Christ was probably

00:50:29.440 the first, I was going to say anti-Semite, but that has negative connotations. He was the first 0.94

00:50:34.060 person to really warn us about the synagogue of Satan. He was the person who warned us about 0.97

00:50:39.300 the foul play of the Jews. And we live in a world now where that is happening all around us, 1.00

00:50:45.340 this manipulation of our governments, of our media, of entertainment by that particular demographic.

00:50:52.180 And it comes to the point now where, in America at least, through the National Defense Authorization

00:50:57.240 act there may be a manipulation of the military too it sounds like to me as a layman looking at

00:51:03.080 your foreign laws that what's being proposed in section 224 is a merging almost of american

00:51:09.740 defense forces with israeli defense forces which sounds to me like treason is there any other way

00:51:14.980 of looking at this am i being dense i don't believe that you're being dense that is how i

00:51:21.180 perceive it as well though there is there are certain details or there's certain contexts that

00:51:25.920 may make it sound less atrocious than that,

00:51:29.680 though sounding less atrocious than that

00:51:31.500 doesn't make it actually less atrocious than that.

00:51:34.040 So where do I begin?

00:51:37.320 Bibi Netanyahu understands that there's a massive PR crisis

00:51:41.160 in terms of people in the United States

00:51:43.740 and their perception of Israel as a state.

00:51:46.840 Traditionally speaking, evangelical conservative voters

00:51:49.900 in the United States of America, even Democrats in large,

00:51:52.500 uh have all been by default very supportive of israel everybody's heart goes out to israel

00:51:57.640 because of what happened during the holocaust yeah we grow up watching world war ii movies

00:52:01.560 here in the united states of america from saving private ryan all the way through the pianist all

00:52:05.360 the way through schindler's list you know moving pieces about the suffering and the in the in the

00:52:10.880 heroism that occurred during that period of time emotional indoctrination yes sure certainly by

00:52:16.140 default everybody's just kind of like leaning towards favorability to this small nation of

00:52:21.360 people who have been persecuted by fascism these are all things that americans are opposed to

00:52:24.800 fascism things that nature dictators so what's happened is uh it's become increasingly obvious

00:52:32.420 either because x is now a freedom of speech platform or just because people are paying

00:52:37.620 more attention or because alternative media has finally reached critical mass where it's more

00:52:42.600 influential than traditional or legacy media so people are listening to podcasts following people

00:52:48.160 like yourself instead of going to CNN or listening to Walter Cronkite just to determine what they

00:52:53.180 believe. And Bibi Netanyahu is aware of this massive PR crisis, as is the state of Israel,

00:52:58.340 as is Mossad, as is our military industrial complex, and frankly, our political class as

00:53:02.820 a whole here in the United States of America. One of the issues from a PR standpoint with

00:53:09.240 Israel is people are disgruntled, to say the least, at the notion of billions upon billions

00:53:15.360 of dollars going to Israel to fund these conflicts that nobody really understands, regardless of

00:53:22.140 whether or not there is a good reason. Nobody really understands what those good reasons are,

00:53:26.720 what the real reasons are that we're involved in these conflicts. And so there's a PR nightmare.

00:53:31.760 And Bibi Netanyahu came out, I believe it was about a month ago on 60 Minutes, I believe,

00:53:36.500 and said that he really wanted to transition the relationship between the United States of America

00:53:41.080 and Israel from a foreign aid relationship where we pay, where we support them financially

00:53:46.680 to a partnership.

00:53:48.100 And from a PR perspective, this sounds much better.

00:53:50.400 A partnership has a connotation of reciprocity, mutual assistance, fairness, I don't know,

00:53:56.940 capitalism, whatever, right?

00:53:58.900 And what we've seen here with this section 224 of the NDAA, the National Defense Authorization

00:54:04.940 Act, is a formal partnership established, particularly as it pertains to intelligence,

00:54:12.620 artificial intelligence, bioweapons, supply chains, and weapons manufacturing and transfer.

00:54:20.420 And what it appears to me is going on, though I can't claim to be an expert or certain,

00:54:25.440 what it appears to me is going on is by establishing a formal partnership with the United States

00:54:31.880 through this piece of legislation, we can continue to fund Israel and support Israel financially

00:54:37.960 without it showing up on the books as foreign aid. So if there's a merger between certain

00:54:44.220 aspects of our intelligence apparatus with the Israeli intelligence apparatus, and we fund our

00:54:50.600 own intelligence apparatus, that shows up on the books as X number of billions of dollars

00:54:55.640 for intelligence overseas or national security intelligence, though we're partnered with

00:55:01.460 a foreign nation that's essentially merged with us in these capacities, that money is being spent

00:55:07.100 to support them. It doesn't show up as foreign aid in the same way. So this is a way for us to

00:55:12.160 further entangle ourselves, our deep state with their deep state, in a way that doesn't show up

00:55:17.360 on the books and is exceedingly difficult to untangle for future Congresses.

00:55:24.860 This should concern most Americans. It concerns me for two particular reasons. One is that Patrick

00:55:30.620 Webb recently tweeted, the Pentagon is concerned that a foreign nation may be spying on senior Trump administration officials, per NBC News.

00:55:38.440 We need to find out that foreign nation is Israel. 0.66

00:55:40.580 I also know someone who's commented publicly that Israel is the greatest bio threat to us too, 0.96

00:55:48.940 in that they are creating bioweapons that target people that would affect Americans. 0.92

00:55:54.800 So if there are threats to us through intelligence, because they're spying on us, if there are threats to us through bio-warfare, I kind of ask the question in what way they are our greatest ally.

00:56:05.620 But if this is a country we should have concerns about, whether they are our ally or not, why are we getting in bed with them to the point of creating a military partnership where there will be no differentiation between who's funding who?

00:56:18.080 I suppose what I'm getting to, Chase, is how are they our greatest allies, and what do we get from this?

00:56:23.120 Well, I certainly have an opinion on the matter, but I don't claim to be absolutely certain of this. So I fundamentally believe that virtually all of our foreign policy decisions that we've made since the 70s have been in an effort to protect the petrodollar.

00:56:43.900 And I don't want to go down a rabbit hole of sounding like Peter Schiff, you know, the end is always near over and over again and over and over again.

00:56:51.420 But the fact of the matter is, since we went off of the gold standard, our currency in the United States of America is backed by nothing except for the guarantee that oil in a large and substantial way be traded in U.S. dollars, which creates an artificial demand for a currency that would otherwise be worthless.

00:57:08.060 So if you look at what happened in Iraq, Saddam Hussein was contemplating shifting the trade of oil away from US dollars. Gaddafi was contemplating shifting the trade of oil away from US dollars. And we've seen time and time again that we get involved in the Middle East, not because we want the oil, but because we want to ensure that the oil is traded in dollars to create demand for our currency.

00:57:28.940 So we can maintain our status in the world as the global reserve currency, which is how we leverage and kind of whip allies and foes alike into compliance with whatever our policy is or whatever our interests are.

00:57:41.000 And so I believe that the primary reason our defense apparatus, our intelligence apparatus, our military industrial complex, along with the political class, is so insistent that Israel is our greatest ally is not because they believe Israel is actually a great ally or because Israel is in fact a great ally at all,

00:58:04.720 But because it's perceived as an essential intelligence asset proxy cut out of our intelligence apparatus in order to enforce the existence and sustenance of the petrodollar.

00:58:18.380 Because you have to keep in mind, and I heard you mention this briefly with your last guest, that our intelligence apparatus, our DOD, whatever you want to call it, operates on a Machiavellian utilitarian philosophy.

00:58:30.260 this idea that the end justifies the means coupled with the belief that it's okay to do a small

00:58:36.720 amount of evil in order to prevent a great amount of evil it's okay to kill a thousand innocent

00:58:40.700 people it means you're going to save ten thousand and ever since the reagan administration here in

00:58:44.260 the united states they did studies they found that every forty thousand people uh every every

00:58:49.200 one percent that unemployment goes up in the united states forty thousand people die stress

00:58:53.300 related illnesses uh suicide drug overdose drinking whatever you name it that's generally

00:58:59.900 the correlation so our our military industrial complex our intelligence apparatus operates with

00:59:08.840 the understanding that all right well if the dollar collapses and it ceases to be the global

00:59:13.980 reserve currency that's going to result in such economic disruption that ultimately it'll catalyze

00:59:20.640 the death of of tens of millions of americans and not to mention all the people the world over

00:59:24.740 so it's okay to do anything necessary to get involved in these conflicts overseas in order

00:59:29.560 to protect that economic status. The fundamental moral problem here goes straight back to

00:59:35.020 Christianity, straight back to the Ten Commandments. What we've done is we have built our 0.70

00:59:40.700 entire economy, the world's entire economy, frankly, our entire civilization, man. We've

00:59:45.160 built it on a lie that is our currency. Our currency itself is by its nature a lie. And

00:59:52.320 when you build a civilization on a lie, then you pay the price of violating that call of

00:59:59.260 all Christians by God not to lie. It seems to me that this could be by design because dependency

01:00:05.280 is a control mechanism. There's a reason that black Americans think they must vote Democrat 1.00

01:00:11.500 because that's where they're going to get their welfare from, right? They need their IBT. It seems 1.00

01:00:16.760 like America has been trained to be dependent upon Israel by removing America from the Federal 0.79

01:00:21.660 Reserve, removing the gold reserve and making America dependent on oil and particularly the

01:00:26.460 least. Maybe this is why Israel is America's greatest ally. I don't think anyone's ever put 1.00

01:00:31.480 it the way you just put it, but it makes perfect sense to me now. I'm questioning, why does Israel 0.98

01:00:35.760 have an office in the Pentagon? Well, because now we understand the American military-industrial

01:00:41.080 complex is entirely reliant on that dollar-goal, sorry, dollar-oil relationship.

01:00:49.100 That's absolutely the case, man. It's absolutely the case. And it doesn't mean that we like them.

01:00:52.880 And you have to keep in mind that what I just expressed to you is a point that I've made repeatedly, and I still haven't figured out a way to say it in a very articulate way. 0.51

01:01:02.560 It's so much easier to win the hearts and minds of the people by using terms like Judeo-Christian values or only democracy in the region.

01:01:10.300 So they lie to us regarding why it is that we're involved in these conflicts because the truth is so much more complicated and, frankly, less satisfying.

01:01:19.080 I mean, we're going to say that we're involved in the conflict in Ukraine because Russia is a big, bad dictator and Putin's a big, bad dictator and we have to protect the only democracy in the region or it's it's just this this this little underdog versus this behemoth.

01:01:32.200 When the fact of the matter is we know that if if Russia gains control over Ukraine, which is the breadbasket of Europe, they can divert all the agriculture exports away from Europe and into China, making China less dependent on U.S. agricultural exports, positioning them to take Taiwan.

01:01:45.700 so like all this has to do with with geopolitical socioeconomic dominance but i think the average

01:01:53.160 layman is capable of understanding that and i think uh our governments patronize us to their

01:01:58.940 own detriment because i think people would buy into that argument that you just made more than

01:02:03.680 protecting the early democracy in the area i don't care about democracy it's a modern idol

01:02:07.020 that i'm like why would i be bothered i think ukraine is a corrupt nation i see christianity

01:02:11.140 in russia i'm like okay maybe i want to side with russia you explain it that way i'm like okay maybe

01:02:15.120 as a European, I need to be more cautious of this. And before we went on air, we were saying

01:02:19.820 how we're reaching this level of just political overindulgence. It's everywhere. We're feeling

01:02:27.600 fatigued by it. Surely that would be eased by them just being honest and transparent and letting

01:02:33.160 us know the real reasons. Well, here's where it really gets ugly, man. When you build your entire

01:02:38.780 civilization off of a lie that is our currency. It puts you in such a position that you protect

01:02:45.120 people like Jeffrey Epstein and you don't release the Epstein files because you know if it comes out

01:02:49.760 that he was working for Mossad, that it would undermine public support for Israel at a time 0.73

01:02:54.840 when we need to put the hammer down on Iran, which is trying to work on behalf of China to

01:03:00.720 replace the dollar as a global reserve currency. So we, because of the lie that we tell with our 0.73

01:03:05.740 currency are protecting the most evil people. And frankly, to be honest with you, I think that

01:03:11.220 Jeffrey Epstein's in witness protection. I don't even think he's dead. But that's neither here nor

01:03:15.760 there. I'm certain that he was working for Mossad, and I'm certain that that's the reason that Trump

01:03:20.060 signed the executive order to release the Epstein files and then backpedaled when he realized the

01:03:24.580 details that were in them because he saw the national security risk to revealing to the public

01:03:28.460 who he was really working for. But once again, people are tired of this. When a man has campaigned

01:03:32.320 for years saying we must release these files why does no one release the files he gets into power

01:03:35.740 and they said oh it's all a hoax and doesn't release files or releases parts of them or

01:03:40.400 someone gets Ghislaine Maxwell gets charged with uh sex trafficking minors yet there are no people

01:03:47.500 she was trafficking to apparently there are no conspirators to arrest like people are sick and

01:03:51.880 tired of this this level of lies there will be some who say it's all 5G chess and still remain

01:03:56.680 loyal because they've made an idol of Trump or or MAGA but most people I would say at this point

01:04:01.440 are awake to the nonsense of it all, tired of it all, and want some truth. How do we take us out of

01:04:07.760 this mirage? Yeah, the real thing that I've been struggling with, I don't have an answer to that

01:04:13.980 question. It's a very good question. The thing that I've been struggling with is, you know, I spent

01:04:18.640 so long trying to get to the bottom of what was true. And I certainly have a long way to go,

01:04:25.700 but I have come a long way too. And I found that the more knowledge I inherit or become acquainted

01:04:34.140 with, the more hopeless I feel. I thought when I started this journey, that knowledge was power

01:04:40.640 and that somehow understanding or knowing or not being deceived was going to be enough to overcome

01:04:47.340 the deceiver. But that's where I'm struggling right now is if everyone knew the truth and

01:04:55.260 the United States of America, would there actually be a practical mechanism to reverse

01:04:59.980 this evil that we're facing? And I don't know. I don't know the answer is yes.

01:05:05.360 To quote Cypher from The Matrix, ignorance is bliss. And I think that's what they rely on.

01:05:09.500 They know that actually most people don't want to wake up to the truth because it's better to 0.92

01:05:12.860 remain ignorant. And deep down, we know that inside. Not better in the true sense, but better

01:05:16.540 for us, more convenient for us. And convenience is a sin that we often fall into. I saw you tweet,

01:05:22.080 if section 224 of the ndaa passes we should take up arms and overthrow our own government

01:05:27.280 just as our founders said in the declaration of independence now as a as a christian pastor as a

01:05:33.120 priest i'm part of me is like we should we should advocate against uh violence and insurrection

01:05:37.720 there's a time to kill but well indeed but the the patriot in me says that actually once you

01:05:44.620 realize that your governments are evil um you don't owe them that same allegiance because we

01:05:49.460 can't submit to evil we must hate evil and we must overthrow evil and what you're speaking about

01:05:54.560 there is the American spirit that has been lost in much of Europe you know the Anglo spirit was

01:05:59.560 was that strength of take up our arms and defend your own and an Englishman's home is his castle

01:06:04.200 we've lost it in England and Europe but it does it still exist in America do you think

01:06:07.680 man i i hope so um

01:06:12.060 honestly i don't know i i wish i had a more satisfying answer for you i i really don't know

01:06:21.460 the reason i asked chase is because the epstein files are out there people can read about i mean

01:06:25.820 parts of them are out there people can read about them killing babies and potentially even eating

01:06:29.200 babies and we can read the grave evils that are going on and people still go back to work on

01:06:34.200 monday morning yeah i i think that um we've lost all of our cultural consensus in the united states

01:06:43.740 this is something that we used to have something england england used to have to cultural consensus

01:06:47.280 where everybody was on the same page about values what was tolerable what was intolerable

01:06:52.620 and they did things based off of a united sense of principle and we're so divided in terms of what

01:07:01.120 we believe is principle or isn't principle, or even whether we believe that there are principles

01:07:05.940 between, you know, objectivism and subjectivism that we're facing with now. And

01:07:12.120 ultimately, we're so comfortable that all of this evil and this injustice that we witness

01:07:23.880 is more like driving past a tragic car accident and looking at it than it is like being in the

01:07:33.340 car accident itself. And I think the, the, the catalyst for action, real action is realizing

01:07:44.020 that there isn't a difference between driving past a car accident or being in a car accident.

01:07:50.280 if it's happening in your country.

01:07:54.040 Or that you can drive past,

01:07:55.000 but eventually you're going to end up in that pileup.

01:07:57.080 Exactly.

01:07:57.700 So Jordan Peterson says this really well.

01:07:59.500 He's a complicated guy.

01:08:00.660 I've got mixed feelings about him,

01:08:01.600 but I respect him as an intellect.

01:08:04.740 And he says something to the effect of,

01:08:09.520 if you're afraid of assuming the risk of doing something,

01:08:15.300 just think for a moment

01:08:16.920 about the risk of not doing anything at all.

01:08:20.280 You know, and we, like our government, love to kick the can and increase the debt ceiling and make it somebody else's problem later and make it a bigger problem than it ever had to be.

01:08:30.220 I think that in America, we make the mistake of assuming that we can write out this level of corruption for some other generation to solve down the road when what we really need to do is as men, Christians, individuals, Americans, whatever you want to say, what we really need to do is act now.

01:08:46.340 And I'm not somebody who advocates for violence.

01:08:48.520 I've been, you know, one of the reasons I was proud to work for Alex Jones and Infowars is that as a network and as an individual, Alex has been against virtually every single war that we've ever been in, except for maybe the Revolutionary War.

01:08:59.420 And, you know, people think that he's hate speech or, you know, provocative rhetoric, but the guy's actually more of a pacifist than most of Congress.

01:09:10.500 And so I'm not somebody who wants conflict.

01:09:13.620 I don't think civil war is some glorious thing, some chance for us to stick it to the man.

01:09:18.000 I don't want my daughters to live through a nation in violent turmoil.

01:09:23.220 We all know what happens to young women in conflicts like that.

01:09:25.320 We all know what happens to people that need medicine in conflicts like that, people that need food in conflicts like that.

01:09:29.560 I don't want any of these things to happen.

01:09:30.780 But at the same time, if I, you know, think of myself as someone who admires our founding fathers so much, Benjamin Franklin's, Thomas Jefferson's, George Washington's, you name it, then shouldn't I feel ashamed not to do something about this when they went to war over, you know, tongue in cheek, a tea tax?

01:09:50.260 Yeah. And also, if you don't fight this fight, you're passing it on to your children. That's negligence.

01:09:57.700 Yep. 100%.

01:10:00.780 Well, what do you recommend as a leaving action for people watching this now thinking,

01:10:05.320 I'm riled up. I am angry about the Epstein files. I am angry about us being dragged into foreign

01:10:09.280 wars for people who hate our God. I'm angry about all this, but I don't know what to do about it.

01:10:14.680 Yeah. Well, if you really want to do something that would make a difference,

01:10:19.760 stop paying income tax, max out all of your credit cards and declare bankruptcy.

01:10:25.500 That's advice I've not heard before. Can you give us a brief reason why?

01:10:29.140 Well, I mean, all of our problems...

01:10:30.820 The IRS is going to come to you, though, right?

01:10:32.460 All of our problems stem from the fact

01:10:34.160 that our monetary system is a lie.

01:10:36.000 Right.

01:10:36.380 And it's dependent on debt.

01:10:39.160 And so, yeah, just take out all the debt you can

01:10:40.800 and declare bankruptcy.

01:10:41.800 And the IRS only comes after you if you evade taxes,

01:10:43.960 not if you don't pay taxes.

01:10:45.040 So as long as you file how much you owe,

01:10:46.700 you don't ever have to pay.

01:10:48.080 Okay, so you're becoming an accelerationist.

01:10:51.020 I guess.

01:10:53.360 You know, that term has connotations.

01:10:55.980 um i think i think that the sooner we can bring down our monetary system and replace it with

01:11:02.280 something more honest and just the better off we'll all be so i'm not trying to accelerate us

01:11:07.320 to some apocalypse i'm trying to uh run through the storm so that we can come out the other end

01:11:13.840 and i do sympathize you with you to some degree but at the same time i think if we accelerate

01:11:17.880 the the demise of this financial system we may bring about an apocalypse that we are not expecting

01:11:23.420 and also there's no guarantee that the next system the new system is going to be just

01:11:27.580 or righteous or honorable agreed all terrible risks okay well there you have it chase geyser

01:11:34.240 where can people find your network please check me out at chase geyser.com that's c-h-a-s-e-g-e-i-s-e-r

01:11:40.520 dot com you can follow me on youtube chase geyser network or on x at real chase geyser

01:11:45.320 and good luck with the launch of it and we are praying for you god bless you chase

01:11:48.500 thank you brother now let's take a look at some of your comments from last week um interesting

01:11:55.400 title and thumbnail uh i put out a different tweet um with the show called restore the patriarchy

01:12:02.560 which i think was slightly more in line with what the show was about um so different comments across

01:12:07.800 the different platforms for for those reasons uh my tweet restore the patriarchy men and women are

01:12:12.800 not interchangeable, equal in dignity and worth, but not equal in role, hierarchical. That plus

01:12:20.160 freedom of religion and interracial marriages with Jenna Ellis. That was an interesting conversation.

01:12:24.640 And then we also have the vaccines, ticks and viruses with Nick Holsher. And so your comments

01:12:30.220 on X were, and I'll do these in chronological order, GMRGRL, so gamer girl, I suppose. How does

01:12:39.020 patriarchy benefit single women, or even single men for that matter? How does patriarchy benefit

01:12:45.060 anyone if there are no patriarchs involved? So you're thinking from a localized perspective,

01:12:53.100 which is fine and good, but patriarchy doesn't just mean a patriarch within the home, it also

01:12:58.600 means a patriarchy within our society. So that means men fulfilling men's roles, i.e. our

01:13:05.360 politicians should be men uh you know our prime minister or our president should be a man and

01:13:10.400 that is a patriarchal figure and so it will affect single women and single men to that regard in that

01:13:16.320 the people who are writing our legislation the people who are putting forth policy and governing

01:13:21.720 would be men this would be the patriarchy uh but it more directly onto your gamer girl to your local 0.70

01:13:28.060 level issue um the idea would be that you as a single woman would find a single man to to marry

01:13:37.020 and to settle down with and that's that's a good ordered society most people um are called to

01:13:45.080 marriage not everyone some people are called to uh celibacy to to live a chaste life to religious

01:13:52.400 life and these are also good things in fact some would argue these are better these are

01:13:56.840 more good. Regardless, a society which should be centered around helping young men and young women

01:14:04.700 find each other, court each other, and marry each other under the eyes of God to be hopefully

01:14:10.100 blessed by him with children to go forth and multiply to disciple the nations. It's not about

01:14:15.180 leaving single women or single men alone and struggling. Actually, before a single person

01:14:22.440 gets married they should still be living with their family actually in an ideal situation and 0.85

01:14:28.280 I understand there are many situations where that's not possible but it is ideal for a young 0.83

01:14:33.280 single person to be living with their family or on the means in the means of their family so that

01:14:37.520 they are not having to create their own wealth essentially yet until they start their own family

01:14:44.680 and then they are independent from from their previous which is what the bible says go you know

01:14:49.120 take a woman marry a woman and leave your parents behind um but we in today's society we seem to

01:14:54.920 think that everyone must venture off on their own and that means everyone struggles on their own

01:14:58.240 because everyone's trying to generate their own income uh at a point where they don't have a

01:15:02.340 foundation to build upon which means that the only people that win are the tax people

01:15:06.300 um and the elites who don't or the all the uh aristocracy who don't have to worry about such 0.77

01:15:14.020 things and so my advice would be if and when possible for young people to live off their

01:15:20.640 parents until they are courting someone and then marrying someone and then they start their own

01:15:26.340 family robin pickett says equality must be binned men and women have parity not equality yeah i

01:15:34.820 think that's good um robin robin is a former parishioner of mine in london good man and uh

01:15:40.200 I think he came to fame recently during one of the Unite to the Kingdom rallies

01:15:44.600 where he was a man on the street interviewed in a Vox Pop.

01:15:47.940 He was very, very sound and always very well-dressed,

01:15:50.420 and so people liked that, as a gentleman should be, very well-dressed.

01:15:54.120 But he's right. Equality is a lie. There's no such thing as equality.

01:15:57.260 No two people are equal. Not even twins are equal. 0.99

01:15:59.640 There is no such thing as equality. It's a lie from the devil

01:16:02.100 to make you chase something that you cannot ever attain

01:16:05.180 and or to make you jealous or envious which are sins of people that have something that you do

01:16:11.140 not rather than trying to work hard to get something that you need to put yourself into

01:16:15.800 a position that you need and of course this whole lie between men and women being equal is the idea

01:16:20.180 that men can do everything women can do and women can do everything that men can do which is

01:16:23.260 of course ludicrous and again there are exceptions where there are strong physical physically strong

01:16:28.620 women and they're emotionally intelligent men etc but women are generally the nurturers men are

01:16:34.000 generally their providers and protectors and this is a good ordered society hazel said miss you on

01:16:39.120 gb news calvin oh thank you hazel i don't miss being on gb news but it was a good time while

01:16:44.260 it lasted and uh thank you for watching in those days uh babovki says whatever that means uh

01:16:52.420 martina shantes says please do it's hard to raise a girl in this environment everything tells kids 0.68

01:16:59.280 that women are some kind of all-powerful, don't-need-no-one engines. Every action movie, 0.98

01:17:05.780 every video game has switched to female-led. God of War is now female-led. What? I didn't know that. 0.89

01:17:10.940 So is Witcher 4. Oh my goodness. The last Star Wars game, Last of Us 2, Zelda Wisdom.

01:17:19.820 I mean, Zelda was named after Princess Zelda, but it was always Link who was the protagonist.

01:17:24.880 people probably don't think it's important but culture is important and kids believe what they 1.00

01:17:30.460 see around them we work pretty hard to make sure no lgbt influences in the house but constant 1.00

01:17:36.100 feminism is far harder to exclude you're so right and this is why gamergate was so important because 1.00

01:17:41.400 we found out that they were purposefully trying to infiltrate the games industry 0.99

01:17:45.660 in order to propagandize an entire generation and we've known that hollywood have been doing this 0.99

01:17:50.160 for a long time, since the Jews took over Hollywood. There is a subversion of Western 1.00

01:17:54.700 culture, of Christendom. And we know, I mean, we can go back to, there was the Hays Code. There was

01:18:00.640 a Catholic code of conduct for the movie industry, whereas, you know, there wouldn't be on-screen

01:18:06.660 kisses, never mind sex scenes in every single TV show and movie. And there was a discernment

01:18:13.240 process about, is this good for the greater good of society? And not just is it entertaining,

01:18:17.400 not just is it interesting but is it good and that has that was thrown out uh when when uh

01:18:23.980 certain demographic took over hollywood but the video games industry has been very similar in

01:18:28.060 that the the liberals the progressives the subversives have tried to take over it seems

01:18:32.740 they have in a large regard god of war was always literally the god of war um i don't know who would

01:18:40.540 be playing the main character in a female-led god of war that's insane to me witcher for the

01:18:45.920 Witcher series was about The Witcher um what was his name oh I forgot his name now off the top of

01:18:51.860 my head great great great series of Polish books and a great uh series of television shows and a

01:18:59.660 great video game for the most part until obviously the the TV show went off script which is why Henry

01:19:05.000 Cavill left and ended up um Geralt of Riviera that's it which why Henry Cavill left because

01:19:11.360 wanted it to maintain true to the series but it seems like the the video game has left got off

01:19:17.120 track as well which is a shame last star wars game i don't even remember what that one was and the

01:19:21.040 last of us i cannot kind of understand the last of us that was more of a um kind of a patriarchal

01:19:28.480 relationship between a uh a man a male father figure and a female daughter figure and much like

01:19:37.680 the um much like the oh what was that the last of us was very similar to the walking dead series as

01:19:46.240 well by telltale games there's a whole genre of having a strong male protagonist who has

01:19:52.000 either a young girl or a dog to look after and i'm not drawing parallels between girls and dogs

01:19:57.500 for goodness sake but i'm just saying there's there's a whole genre there of invoking that

01:20:01.940 kind of emotion of that patriarchal um uh male instinct to look after um and it seems that that's

01:20:10.040 being replaced too which is a shame but you're absolutely right to make sure that your children 0.59

01:20:13.420 don't have any lgbt influence and you know when i first when i bought my first cassette tape or was

01:20:19.980 it cd i don't know back in the day my first album my mum listened to it beforehand before i was

01:20:25.320 allowed to listen to it on my own to like that's parental guidance right that's making sure there's

01:20:29.400 not it's not expletive and it's and there's no weird influence in it but that's what we need to

01:20:33.860 be doing as as adults and it's the same with video games as it is with movies as it is with music

01:20:38.680 like if you want to let your kids have access to these things which i'm not saying i'm not

01:20:43.700 suggesting you should you know to keep your kids away from this this kind of media is probably the

01:20:48.800 best thing at the moment but if you are going to let your kids have access to this stuff

01:20:51.520 vet it vet it all because so many parents have assumed that certain shows especially shows on

01:20:58.380 netflix um children's shows they've assumed that they're safe and they're not they often

01:21:05.880 start out safe and then eventually start pushing trans ideology and stuff like that upon your kids

01:21:10.640 which is obviously harmful and evil iliana said thank you for sharing mr robinson thank you for

01:21:17.200 watching iliana now let's go over to the youtube comments on nxr studios uh colette says the best

01:21:25.960 tick repellent for around your property is to sprinkle a bag of lime not the fruit ah does

01:21:32.940 lime not burn though I'll have I'll look into that I've got some tick repellent uh to spray

01:21:39.080 on myself which I'm going to start using whenever I go in the woods now because I went in the woods

01:21:42.740 this past weekend and when I came out found a tick on myself and enter full paranoia mode

01:21:48.880 I don't think I was bit but if I was I haven't had any fevers so I don't think I've got rocky

01:21:53.600 mountain fever um i had some meat last night so i don't think i've got alpha gal and how do you

01:22:00.000 know if you've got lyme disease i don't know i'll keep an eye out for the symptoms i think i think

01:22:05.060 i'm fine but the point is like you've got to be so careful especially in north america now because

01:22:10.420 the ticks are everywhere and apparently joint pain is a and is a symptom of lyme disease and

01:22:17.620 general type general tiredness i have i have that so i have one of the symptoms

01:22:20.940 but i think that's just my lifestyle choices but i mean i'm not excessively paranoid in that i mean

01:22:29.540 if something happens it happens what you do about it it's all god's will but uh the point is we

01:22:34.260 shouldn't have to be extra cautious but we have to because they are everywhere and there is a

01:22:39.320 conspiracy theory that uh certain big pharma and certain government departments are working to

01:22:48.500 for the climate crisis agenda to rid people of their desire for meat which i think would be

01:22:54.280 wicked if it is true vel pierce 17 said i think you're a white person and can't realize the white

01:23:03.100 race is being subverted you need to take a good hard look at yourself um thanks vel but wasn't 0.93

01:23:12.040 white the last time i checked um oh there is an if there okay i think she's talking to white people 0.88

01:23:16.520 in general good thank you i am half white half black and i care about i care about the human

01:23:21.140 race never mind both of those races but the point is she's right that is right the white race is

01:23:27.340 being subverted i would say there is a white genocide there's an ethnic genocide happening

01:23:31.200 in christendom in in europe in britain in america and if people aren't awake to it they need to be 0.53

01:23:37.520 awake to it and i'm saying that as someone who is half black you've got to you've got to wake up to

01:23:42.480 the fact that white people are being erased replaced cleansed and that is not a good thing 0.78

01:23:47.400 and if it was any other demographic people would be up in arms p daddy oh my gosh i said based

01:23:53.160 organized guys or nothing will stop this get active please write something down and do it

01:23:58.680 you know what he's right he is absolutely i'm gonna like that comment because we do need to

01:24:03.460 organize and we do need to fight back um i i want to eventually talk about in fact maybe i'll talk

01:24:09.640 about it on next week's show the uh the issue of these data centers that are popping up all over

01:24:16.400 michigan which is the state that i live in uh my producer was just saying last night this is this

01:24:20.560 is going to happen these big companies will come in regardless of what the local residents want

01:24:26.440 and take over unless the local residents get together organize and do something it's time for

01:24:31.560 that revolutionary spirit of the americans to get back to regain their soul man to fight against the

01:24:38.180 machine not just sit back and moan about it which is very european actually it's very quite british

01:24:42.600 it's not very american uh solid solidio musical said does the title match the content i know i

01:24:48.680 know i am also critical of that one for last week and i apologize for that um we all have different

01:24:53.880 responsibilities different departments and our graphic team are fantastic they are really really

01:24:57.660 good but i'm not entirely convinced the title matched up so we'll try and do better for next

01:25:02.500 time uh let's see what else we've got here in the youtube it's almost like marriage is a sacrament

01:25:08.720 absolutely that it is a sacrament it should be treated as such

01:25:13.300 wes says ellis is so incredibly compromised it's very difficult to give this content a fair hearing

01:25:20.620 that is an important comment and i'll tell you what i like jenny i like jenna ellis i do um but

01:25:26.060 we disagree strongly on one particular topic which is israel and we've had conversations about this

01:25:30.680 publicly um because she is a zionist i'm not a zionist as you know but but she is also a christian

01:25:36.540 and i am a christian and therefore i try to see christ in her as i try to see christ in every

01:25:40.240 christian and that means we have to find the things that we do agree on and try to build on

01:25:44.600 that rather than tear each other down from the things that we disagree on and i'm hoping that 0.97

01:25:48.780 she'll eventually leave her zionism behind and go full throttle christianity as with all zionists

01:25:53.860 but we don't do that i mean sometimes it takes public rebuke and i like as i say i have done

01:25:58.220 that but sometimes it takes love and we have to discern how to best approach that but that doesn't

01:26:03.420 mean that everything that these people say is to be disregarded and jenna is a good example jenna

01:26:07.360 has some really wise things to say in last week's episode she her contribution was was very sound

01:26:12.780 and i thank her for that uh and i've and i've been invited onto her show again as someone who

01:26:18.160 strongly disagrees on one particular issue but on the things that we agree on we've been helping

01:26:21.860 push those messages forward burn magic said let's go thank you father calvin let's go burn

01:26:29.000 adam said god bless you father robinson love watching your show uh you have so much common

01:26:34.480 sense thank you i take no credit for that common sense is a gift from god but also i'm a midlander

01:26:40.220 and i believe that midlanders have a lot of common sense as opposed to southern softies who try to uh

01:26:46.320 water common sense down quite often the the mollusk man said janet was a zionist not too

01:26:51.340 long ago did she flip no i don't think she has flipped yet but keep working on her keep praying

01:26:54.360 for her um let's see what else have we got here oh we got a sponsored uh a starred comment here

01:27:01.480 weird tower said father calvin thank you for your courage you are right you shouldn't have to fight

01:27:07.780 you shouldn't have to be fighting these battles but you do that truly thank you thank you for

01:27:12.760 that weird tower thank you for that encouragement it does help it it matters um it is good to build

01:27:19.240 each other up it's good to support each other because these battles can make you weary they

01:27:24.060 can tie you out and so we have to fight together not alone uh let's go a couple more william said

01:27:31.460 this war's been going on for for millennia they go they aren't going to change ovens and showers

01:27:36.880 are the ah this war has been going on for a long time um but the solutions are christian solutions

01:27:45.200 and so identifying the problem is good and important and we should never cower from

01:27:50.600 identifying the problem but the solution also has to be ordered in god's good order

01:27:55.140 we cannot become our enemy to defeat our enemy and joel said oh no never mind that one that was

01:28:02.900 about this playback i'm not censoring um richard said nice to see a podcast with the lord's prayer

01:28:08.860 the family and covid are so important covid was not an accident it was planned the worst problem

01:28:14.940 facing us is in the brainwashing 100 a lot of people work up to covid eventually and i'm hoping

01:28:21.160 that that means people are awake to the general propaganda that is pushed upon us by legacy media

01:28:26.120 and stay resilient because as it goes from one issue to another people often forget we forget

01:28:31.680 how indoctrinated we are we are all susceptible to it none of us have have full barriers up and so

01:28:37.940 we have to question ourselves as much as we question those around us that's important because

01:28:42.680 quite often people point the finger outward and forget to point it inward, which is the

01:28:46.600 Christian thing to do. Pam Collins said, great show. Thank you. I've ordered

01:28:50.680 your book. Thank you. Please let me know, all of you, let me know when you get my book.

01:28:54.520 Let me know what you think of it. I'm looking forward to pictures and comments.

01:28:58.760 I genuinely can't wait until you've had a chance to read it.

01:29:02.120 Andre Blue Sky says, love that you have your own show. Did Father Robinson

01:29:06.580 say dating someone? Oh, someone else picked up on this as well. Yes, I did say dating someone.

01:29:10.360 I should note, I didn't give the full background, I have not always been a priest, I was not born a priest, you know, this collar came later in life, believe it or not, and so I have lived human experiences, that includes courting, that includes having girlfriends and potentially seeking marriage, these things have been part of my life.

01:29:28.760 So if I ever talk about a story of someone that I was in a relationship with, it doesn't mean that as a priest I was going around dating.

01:29:35.340 It means that prior to the priesthood I had serious relationships, Christian relationships, but I am open about that.

01:29:44.240 And actually some priests do marry, some priests do date.

01:29:47.280 There are different traditions around the world.

01:29:49.000 Eastern Catholics and Eastern Orthodox tend to be married priests.

01:29:52.780 Western priests tend to be celibate priests.

01:29:54.780 these are traditions these aren't doctrine or dogma and something we need to keep in mind as

01:29:59.760 well because quite often western christians always have a criticism of the priesthood is expected to

01:30:05.340 be a solo lifestyle but they forget that they are in communion with priests who are married and

01:30:09.880 do contribute heavily to the church big c open borders this is from american drop beer open

01:30:18.700 borders people are the ones marching for palestine interesting open borders people on both sides

01:30:24.380 the pro-Palestine lobby and the pro-Israel lobby.

01:30:28.400 The truth is, we should be for neither. 0.88

01:30:31.440 We should be for Christ, the Christian lobby.

01:30:33.500 Don't get pulled into one of these false dichotomies.

01:30:38.800 The devil gets you that way.

01:30:40.180 And last comment.

01:30:43.080 No, that'll be the last one.

01:30:44.340 So let's leave it there.

01:30:45.060 Thank you for your comments.

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01:31:01.960 soon and so that's a wrap for this week's episode of the next crusade of course as you know we like

01:31:07.640 to end with a prayer please bow your heads in the name of the father and of the son and of the

01:31:12.100 holy spirit amen oh lord who never failest to help and govern them whom thou dost bring up

01:31:18.700 in thy steadfast fear and love keep us we beseech thee under the protection of thy good providence

01:31:26.100 and make us to have a perpetual fear and love of thy holy name through jesus christ thy son our

01:31:32.660 lord who liveth and reigneth with thee in the unity of the holy spirit ever one god world without

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The NXR Podcast - June 18, 2026

The Next Crusade - Equality Doesn't Exist — Not Even Twins Are Equal w Fr. Calvin Robinson

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