The NXR Podcast - July 30, 2026


The Next Crusade - Ethno vs Civic Nationalism: Why the Right Keeps Losing


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00:00:00.000 hello and welcome to the next crusade exclusive to nxr studios i'm father calvin robinson and
00:00:26.620 this is the show where we address current events from a Christian perspective, looking at the
00:00:31.320 headlines and the topics that legacy media does not want to touch with a 10-foot barge pole.
00:00:35.920 Coming up on today's show, we have Ashley Simon, and we're going to be discussing British
00:00:40.420 nationalism versus English nationalism and ethno-nationalism versus civic nationalism. 0.85
00:00:47.140 Basically, it's a nationalist episode, and that is a good thing. It's going to be a great show.
00:00:51.340 Stay tuned for that, and we'll see you after this.
00:00:54.420 Last week, I gave an apologia for the Church of England.
00:00:58.200 This week, I would like to balance that out by offering an argument against Anglican superiority.
00:01:05.820 By accident of birth, I happen to have been born half-English, in England.
00:01:10.740 The vast majority of Christians in England are Anglican.
00:01:14.660 Anglo, after all, means English, from the Angles.
00:01:18.380 I could do a lecture on the etymology behind that another time.
00:01:22.140 But for over 600 years, the Church in England was Catholic and in full communion with Rome.
00:01:29.720 Then in 1534, Henry VIII broke communion with Rome when the Pope refused his annulment for
00:01:35.800 political reasons. For another 300 years, the Church of England was the only Church in England.
00:01:43.040 Only in 1850 was the Roman Catholic hierarchy restored in England by Pope Pius IX, and even
00:01:49.200 then Roman Catholics were still prohibited from public processions until 1926. And so for people 0.60
00:01:57.400 born in England for nearly a millennium, the Church of England has been the default expression
00:02:02.060 of the Catholic faith. Anglicanism was not something new, but the continuation of Christianity
00:02:08.100 in England. Reformed Christians could argue that England's separation from the rest of the church
00:02:14.240 was a good thing. Catholics would argue that it was a bad thing. Regardless, it is the way it has
00:02:20.400 been until the last hundred years or so. Henry VIII did not invent Anglicanism, nor did he found
00:02:28.100 a new church. There is only one holy Catholic and apostolic church, and all Anglicans affirm
00:02:34.320 the fundamental tenet of faith, which is professed as part of the liturgy. We addressed Henry VIII
00:02:40.680 last week, so I won't go into too much detail now, but to give the Cliff Notes version,
00:02:45.460 the Pope would not grant Henry an annulment from his wife Catherine of Oregon, not primarily for
00:02:50.500 theological reasons, but because her nephew was the Holy Roman Emperor, Charles V. Charles V ruled
00:02:57.300 Europe and had a large influence over the Pope at the time. Remember, Charles V had sacked Rome
00:03:02.600 only a few years prior, and Pope Clement VII was all but under the control of the Emperor.
00:03:08.340 There were some theological concerns as well about whether her previous marriage to Henry's brother
00:03:14.360 had been consummated or not, and therefore whether Henry's marriage was ever valid or licit to begin
00:03:18.960 with. But let us not forget Henry VIII was an ardent Catholic. He was awarded the title
00:03:25.580 Fidei Defensor by Pope Leo X for his theological book Asertio Septum Sacramentum,
00:03:31.440 Defence of the Seven Sacraments, in which Henry VIII defended the sacrament of holy matrimony
00:03:38.440 and papal supremacy against the Protestant errors coming from the likes of Martin Luther.
00:03:44.140 Upon breaking from Rome, the king acted as supreme governor of the Church of England and published articles of faith.
00:03:50.520 We spoke about the initial six articles and ten articles of faith last week, which were Catholic in nature.
00:03:56.620 The 39 Articles were published a couple of decades later,
00:04:00.640 once Protestants had more firmly embedded themselves in the establishment.
00:04:05.520 The 39 Articles should therefore be understood in the context that it was a compromise.
00:04:12.460 Anglo-Catholics would interpret them through St. John Henry Newman's Tract 90,
00:04:17.460 but either way, the Articles make for a great historic document,
00:04:20.940 but they're not binding and they're certainly not doctrine.
00:04:24.320 In 1972, the then Archbishop of the Church of England,
00:04:28.840 Geoffrey Fisher, himself an evangelical, affirmed this,
00:04:32.760 quote,
00:04:33.600 We have no doctrine of our own.
00:04:35.760 We only possess the Catholic doctrine of the Catholic Church
00:04:39.700 enshrined in the Catholic creeds,
00:04:41.960 and these creeds we hold without addition or diminution, end quote.
00:04:48.280 The Protestant Pope, Dr. James White,
00:04:50.900 is right to point out that people often use Anglicanism as a brief step over on the way to
00:04:56.760 Rome or the East. Reformed contemporaries of mine see this as a bug. I see this as a feature. I do
00:05:03.940 not understand Anglican superiority. Anglicanism is not the best or only expression of the Catholic
00:05:09.740 faith. It is merely the English tradition of the Catholic faith. It is beautiful and ancient.
00:05:15.980 It is unique, but it's not superior to Roman Catholicism or Eastern Orthodoxy.
00:05:22.680 That said, the English managed to hold on to many treasures of the church
00:05:26.180 that have been forgotten by much of the rest of the Western church.
00:05:29.920 You will still find rude screens in some old English churches.
00:05:34.000 And Anglican Catholic churches will still have altar rails
00:05:37.160 for congregants to receive communion kneeling on the tongue.
00:05:41.000 You will not find extraordinary Eucharistic ministers,
00:05:44.620 guitars, projector screens,
00:05:46.380 or parishioners praying the Pata Nosta
00:05:48.040 with their hands out in the orance position,
00:05:50.260 for the most part.
00:05:52.680 You will find all of those things, 0.51
00:05:54.280 and worse, in the more evangelical arm
00:05:56.100 of the Anglican Church,
00:05:58.220 just as you will in the Roman Catholic churches.
00:06:02.620 Which is, these things are generally
00:06:04.860 more Protestant in nature. 0.94
00:06:06.780 But the Anglo-Catholics, thanks to Lordianism, 0.51
00:06:09.860 the Caroline Divines and the Oxford Movement,
00:06:11.720 managed to maintain much of the ancient goodness of the Anglo expression of Catholicism,
00:06:16.960 including influences from Sarum Use.
00:06:21.140 Evensong is one of the greatest liturgical expressions of evening prayer or vespers.
00:06:27.000 It's a truly marvellous act of thanksgiving.
00:06:30.360 Likewise with matins.
00:06:32.340 The daily office, in accordance with the Book of Common Prayer,
00:06:35.260 with Anglican chant or plain chant, is a thing to behold.
00:06:39.780 Divine Worship Daily Office really embraces this tradition
00:06:43.060 and leans into that extraordinary early modern English language
00:06:46.700 that adds a touch of extra reverence to the worship,
00:06:49.860 what you may call King James English.
00:06:53.220 All that to say, Anglo-Catholicism is not a different religion.
00:06:58.260 It's certainly not new.
00:07:00.680 It is merely an adherence to the ancient and beautiful English expression of the Catholic faith.
00:07:05.640 and so if people find Anglicanism on their way to Rome
00:07:09.920 that should not be something to sneer at
00:07:12.080 that should be something to celebrate
00:07:13.860 in a world of ugliness and darkness
00:07:16.680 if people find a glimmer of hope and beauty
00:07:19.420 in our old tradition
00:07:20.740 and that leads them to the fullness of the faith
00:07:23.740 then all praise and glory be to God
00:07:26.140 as Western Christians
00:07:29.280 we've always looked to Rome for spiritual direction
00:07:32.340 as that is the chair of Saint Peter
00:07:34.740 the patriarch of the West. Anglicans are not anti-Catholic or anti-papacy. Anglicans recognise
00:07:42.060 the primacy of the Bishop of Rome and respect the papacy, even if they disagree with certain
00:07:47.780 interpretations of papal infallibility, i.e. Vatican I. Anglicanism in the West is a mess.
00:07:55.180 The Church of England has a trans-archdeacon and a female archdeacon. The Church in Wales
00:08:02.600 has a female married, lesbian archbishop.
00:08:06.280 The Anglican Church in North America
00:08:08.380 has women priests and deacons,
00:08:10.660 not to mention the newly installed
00:08:13.080 woman archbishop of the Church of England. 0.95
00:08:15.920 And the Episcopal Church has openly homosexual bishops.
00:08:20.980 Having been separated from the church hierarchy 0.56
00:08:23.480 has brought about unique problems
00:08:25.240 that cannot be found in the majority of the church.
00:08:29.040 The magisterium provides great security in its authority.
00:08:32.600 No matter how socially liberal some boomer post-62 Novus Ordo Roman Catholics may be,
00:08:38.600 they cannot change Church teaching in the same way that their contemporaries in the Anglican Communion do. 0.84
00:08:45.980 It should be our hope, therefore, that the Church of England re-enters full Communion with Rome,
00:08:51.400 ditching its liberalism in place of Orthodox Catholicism. 0.69
00:08:55.520 Making England Catholic again may actually be the only way to save our once great nation 0.97
00:09:00.820 from the pincer movement of this joint attack between Islam and Marxism 0.90
00:09:05.680 that is currently destroying it.
00:09:09.300 If the Reformation was really about reforming the Catholic Church
00:09:13.760 rather than creating a new one, has it really succeeded?
00:09:19.560 And yes, individuals can become Catholic, but the split was corporate
00:09:23.520 and so it requires a corporate solution for the sake of the nation.
00:09:27.080 all christians should pray for greater unity christ has one church we can disagree on what
00:09:35.720 it means to be in the church or outside of the church but find it strange to besmirch fellow
00:09:40.620 kingdom travelers who find a home in rome likewise for eastern christians who find a home in
00:09:46.200 constantinople crossing the bosphorus or the tiber is a fine thing for a christian who started their
00:09:51.820 journey as a Protestant, for we are a faith of word and sacrament, and if they pass through
00:09:57.900 Anglicanism on the way, that says great things about our tradition. Let us not hold people back
00:10:04.780 or be overly protective of our little corner of the church. Let us offer people a step up
00:10:10.020 and pray and work towards greater Christian unity, that they may all be one, as thou,
00:10:16.580 Father art in me, and I in thee, that they also may be in us, one in us, that the world may believe
00:10:24.600 that thou hast sent me. And the glory which thou gavest me I have given them, that they may be one,
00:10:32.320 even as we are one, I in them, and thou in me, that they may be made perfect in one, and that
00:10:40.060 the world may know that thou hast sent me and hast loved them as thou has loved me. John 17, 21-23.
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00:12:19.980 I'm now joined by my guest, Ashley Simon. Ashley, how are you?
00:12:24.520 I'm very well, Calvin. How are you?
00:12:26.460 I'm very well too. I'm glad to have you on. I've wanted to chat to you for a while because you
00:12:30.940 are right in the midst of everything that's going on on the right of british politics and looking
00:12:35.860 i'm obviously based here in michigan now and looking back home from here it looks crazy it
00:12:40.960 looks like there's so many factions splintering and all kinds of people trying to do all kinds
00:12:45.180 of different things why can't the right unite uh i've been i've been around now for probably
00:12:52.480 probably the same amount of time as you calvin for around 10 years and it's always been the same
00:12:57.780 um there's too many egos far too many egos everyone wants to be the star of the show this is the
00:13:04.340 problem everyone wants to be the star of the show everyone wants to make the most money everyone
00:13:09.720 wants to be the limelight so instead of helping other nationalists or do you know putting a bit
00:13:14.680 of our differences aside because people do are going to have differences in politics do you know
00:13:19.600 you're going to have your civic nationalists you have no nationalists but if you've got that one
00:13:23.800 common goal of England then you know I can look past what I don't like a bit I can think okay do
00:13:31.280 you know that's you I do me but let's work together on the big issues a lot of people aren't willing
00:13:36.100 to do that and I think the right of politics has been held back by virtue signaling for so long
00:13:42.020 everyone wants to prove I'm not a racist I'm not a racist you know look at me with my Indian
00:13:47.700 brothers look at me with my African brothers I don't care like we should be focusing on what 0.99
00:13:54.100 matters and that's the fact that English people are being replaced in our own homeland you know 0.81
00:13:59.040 that's the biggest issue of our time that's the difference between we survive or we perish
00:14:05.180 whereas a lot of these patriots aren't willing to look past you know well I'm not a racist or
00:14:12.700 their egos getting in the way of things because you know full well Calvin you've been around a
00:14:17.580 long time egos are out of control someone gets 15 minutes of fame do you know on social media
00:14:24.600 and it goes to the head and that's all they care about then it's like what can I do oh so much so
00:14:30.600 even in the youtuber world now everyone wants to be the top dog in the youtuber world and I'm
00:14:35.720 thinking if we work together we're so much stronger but no one's willing to do that because
00:14:40.720 it affects their income and it affects their reach as opposed to what's good for the country
00:14:45.820 yeah i think you're right in all of that but the bit that stands out to me is that uh people on
00:14:50.560 the right don't seem to disagree well with other people on the right so we're good at disagreeing
00:14:54.840 with the left and putting forward good arguments against liberalism and dei and wokeism and stuff
00:15:00.020 but when it comes to our own side when there's a slight difference of opinion we're not very good
00:15:05.500 at recognizing that i'm moving together we want to be purists oh absolutely i get to see it all
00:15:12.840 the time i've i've always been a bit of a recluse in the fact i work with everyone but i don't form
00:15:18.260 great friendships on the right because i see all the fallings out so when it comes to politics i
00:15:24.080 will work with anyone i will do anything but then when i step away from it into my normal life
00:15:29.000 then it's nothing to do with politics because i see the fracturing all the time whereas the left
00:15:34.800 when the there's so many left-wing groups that actually are so opposed to each other
00:15:40.440 on ideological reasons so opposed to each other but when push comes to shove they do work together
00:15:46.880 whether it's you know when the counts are in people on the right or when it comes to elections
00:15:51.640 and so forth they're willing to put their differences aside for one common goal and that
00:15:57.140 goal is that we lose you know um the nationalists lose yeah our people there was a protesting crew
00:16:03.480 just a few weeks ago i don't know if you saw the footage um but there was a young white lad there
00:16:09.560 and he was obviously more to the right than the protesters far more to the right uh but they
00:16:16.200 chased him out he was a lone guy and they chased him out calling him a racist do you know saying
00:16:21.700 he doesn't belong there this was so-called a patriotic um movement a protest and they chased
00:16:28.360 this lone white lad out he even he had a mask on because of his politics in England you know how
00:16:34.320 bad it is do you know if you've got do you know right leaning views further further right then
00:16:39.440 you are going to come under pressure off the state so he had a face covering on and they ripped his
00:16:44.980 face covering off do you know and they acted like absolute heroes but they call themselves patriots 0.99
00:16:50.900 and I called it out and said you you're an embarrassment an absolute embarrassment do you 0.91
00:16:56.080 know i don't blame that young lad for covering his face when you know he is further to the right 0.99
00:17:01.020 yet they all chased him down like he was a dog do you know and it was it was bullying behavior and
00:17:06.980 this is the thing that no one was calling it out on the right you know because they don't want to
00:17:11.640 call out the role i missed that what was the group called it wasn't a group it's like it's a crew
00:17:18.140 protest so it's just it's not necessarily a group it's they they've got organizers but the organizers
00:17:25.080 are like hyenas on megaphones but it's just like a community thing but the way they bullied this
00:17:32.160 young lad because i believe he wasn't what group was he a part of um i'm trying to think what
00:17:38.700 they're a very small group but they are like national socialist that type of politics but
00:17:45.740 he was on his own and he was there to support the people of crow right do you know he believes
00:17:52.340 England belongs to the English and you're chasing him down like that doesn't believe in the way
00:17:56.940 that they want him to yeah yeah because exactly because they they don't believe this young lad 0.72
00:18:03.440 doesn't believe that Indians can be English so because he doesn't believe that you know we need
00:18:09.720 to chase him out it's outrageous but no one was willing to call out this is the problem this is
00:18:15.480 why the right is a mess because no one's willing to call out bad behavior either do you know but
00:18:21.680 we see something like that it embarrasses us all do you know it makes us all look like thugs and
00:18:26.640 bullies and it should be called out yeah i think you're right uh i'll get to the whole statement
00:18:30.960 everything at some point but i want to start out since we're talking about the movements
00:18:35.040 you were obviously part of britain first you're now part of all for england tell it before you
00:18:40.480 tell us about all for england what happened with britain first so there was no major fallout there
00:18:46.400 wasn't lots of people have liked to speculate on the internet i've been um searchlight have
00:18:53.140 contacted me hope not hate actually have contacted me i bet they'd love it yeah yeah yeah it was
00:18:59.080 actually the person that contacted me was harry shuckman that infiltrated britain first for a year
00:19:04.900 and then did a big documentary about us he contacted me on telegram um with obviously
00:19:12.300 lots of niceties like Ashley you were so nice when I infiltrated your group do you want to talk
00:19:18.280 no that's just because I'm a nice person and you're not um and then the canary reached out
00:19:24.800 as well and they all just got swiftly ignored but there was no major fallout I have always been an
00:19:30.380 English nationalist I've never been a unionist um it's I love you know our brothers in Wales
00:19:38.380 Northern Ireland and Scotland I love them but I am an English nationalist it's who I am 0.83
00:19:43.700 it's what I believed you know and for a long time I just I saw what was missing in the rights of
00:19:51.180 politics and I thought this like you were saying you know no one's working together no one's
00:19:55.820 willing to ignore differences and stuff and when you are a part of a party you've got to tell the
00:20:01.620 party lines you know you've got to follow the rules of the party and stuff like that it got
00:20:06.320 to a point I just wasn't willing to do that anymore um and I attended the last two marches
00:20:12.740 which in Manchester Centre which were brilliant um they were really good and I gave some speeches
00:20:19.400 and I started them by saying I am an ethno-nationalist and I am proud of that um which
00:20:25.080 I knew may not go down well with some people but actually the crowd absolutely loved it and I
00:20:31.360 thought the crowd is is ready you know for something radical and they're ready for change
00:20:36.160 and they're ordinary people because I do a lot of my activities actually with ordinary people that
00:20:41.220 aren't in the patriot scene they're just my friends that I just commandeer and make them
00:20:45.960 come out with me and a lot of people I know are far more radical than anyone in politics
00:20:51.360 far more radical and when I was in the pub for the world cup like far more radical than anything
00:20:57.860 you'd get in politics and i'm thinking these people need someone speaking for them and i can't
00:21:03.460 do that as part of a group i can't do that as part of someone else's group or as part of a
00:21:08.420 political party because political parties do have rules that you do have to follow um and i'm not
00:21:15.280 willing to follow the rules anymore it's that simple it's fair enough i've uh supported britain
00:21:20.300 first from afar from a distance for a while and i've always supported paul as well and uh
00:21:24.900 he but this is a prime example of those those nuances and people being too purist i am obviously
00:21:30.300 far more catholic than pure than paul is he is very protestant doesn't like my catholicism and
00:21:35.320 will attack me on it for for no reason that unforced errors and so so he has lost my support
00:21:41.380 and that's the problem on the right obviously that he is very pro-israel as well which i find
00:21:45.640 to be a massive problem but also jade has gone and done um the christian nationalist party
00:21:50.540 you're doing your own thing have you thought about working together
00:21:53.440 um no i want to honestly i just want to remain completely independent of any group any party
00:22:04.180 we will work with people under those banners do you know if anyone's under those banners and wants
00:22:10.480 help with the local protest or wants help standing as an independent we will work with them um but
00:22:17.260 for right now we don't want to be tied to anyone because i want people to understand
00:22:22.940 our politics are our politics you know you can stand under what umbrella you want you know and
00:22:28.580 that's entirely up to you and we will support you so say if you're a member of restore you're a
00:22:34.200 member of reform you're a member of britain first but you want to do something in your community
00:22:38.660 that's where all for england steps in we're here to help you with the planning the literature the
00:22:43.920 designing of banners everything you can think of and we're actually running monthly webinars now
00:22:50.000 on all of these different subjects whether it's protest management electioneering canvassing
00:22:55.740 everything you can think of because as you know when you've been in a group for so long you
00:23:00.120 acquire so many skills over time and I think people gatekeep those skills because they want
00:23:05.760 to be the ones that are the best at this or the best at that whereas if we share these with
00:23:10.160 communities and ordinary people they can create something impactful and visually pleasing
00:23:17.520 that will encourage more and more nationalists coming out and that's the whole thought process
00:23:22.720 behind all for england so you're helping people become activists
00:23:27.840 pardon you're helping people become activists then yeah we're helping people become successful
00:23:34.080 activists because i've been to many many protests around the country that community
00:23:39.120 organized and stuff and they're well-intentioned but the imagery isn't there do you know the
00:23:45.940 impressiveness isn't there even though the intentions are great like it's so mismatched
00:23:51.660 and we all know people judge with their eyes first so if I'm at home on YouTube and I'm watching
00:23:58.020 this protest I don't know in Shropshire and they've got like seven different banners you know
00:24:03.900 they've got no rules someone's got beer can it's all over the show no one's looking at that and
00:24:08.800 thinking I'm going to get involved in that whereas this is where All for England comes in we will
00:24:13.340 design your banners we will design your placards we will design your leaflets we will use our social
00:24:18.940 media reach to promote your events you know and we will do things like that in the background we
00:24:24.600 don't want the credit it doesn't it's not going to be an All for England protest you can name it
00:24:28.480 what you want but we're here to make it successful because if it's successful for Shropshire then
00:24:34.280 it's successful for us as nationalists um and also i know i'm done with party politics completely
00:24:41.320 done i don't trust political parties um so i will be standing as an independent sometime in the near
00:24:48.820 future but what i'm also offering to other people nationalists that don't believe in restore or
00:24:54.720 don't believe in reform and so forth we will help you run as independents we'll help you with the
00:25:00.940 electoral commission we'll help you with canvassing we'll help you with leaflet and everything you
00:25:05.100 need we are there to give you the tools to do it it's interesting because we see stand up to racism
00:25:11.560 and george soros backed groups come out on the by the busload with their professionally printed
00:25:15.620 placards and it looks very well organized and then they get media coverage so to have something
00:25:20.520 that's a bit more structured on the right it makes sense now i want to get bring us along to the the
00:25:25.460 Sivnat versus Fnat argument, just to spell it out and let us know what you think is going on there
00:25:30.960 behind the scenes, because nationalism has always meant something. And now in the modern context,
00:25:36.200 it means two different things to two different sets of people. That seems to me unhelpful.
00:25:41.260 Yeah, well, ethno-nationalism is just nationalism. We all know that. It's just nationalism. We have
00:25:47.580 to say now at the moment, ethno-nationalism, so people know we are different. The church
00:25:55.120 waving churchill types waving flags do you know we are very different to the people that are
00:26:01.360 occasional patriots for us um our people's survival is what matters most you know our people fought
00:26:09.120 and died for these lands and when i say our people it's the ethnic people of these lands
00:26:13.260 it's not people that moved here 10 years ago 20 years ago 50 years ago it's people with ancestral
00:26:19.340 ties to our lands that is nationalism and that is healthy and that is how nations survive and
00:26:25.780 thrive and that's how it's always been throughout history whereas now we're in a time where
00:26:30.780 because a lot of people have grown up I don't know with a black friend or an Indian friend or
00:26:36.460 they've got you know a cousin that might you know be related to non-whites and stuff people feel
00:26:42.900 like they have to say well I'm not racist you know I'm inclusive and whereas why should you
00:26:48.760 have to say that because your your people's whole existence is on the line and you're worried about
00:26:56.700 what that person down the street is thinking of you I don't care what that person's down the
00:27:01.180 street's thinking of me because it's like in my home I'd feed my child before I extended food
00:27:07.020 to other families because that is what we do as people it's nature it's human nature but on the 0.77
00:27:12.440 right of politics I think a lot of people are just antsy Islam I think a lot of people are just
00:27:18.020 and that's their problem it's not everything else um and you always hear it well Sikhs are good guys 1.00
00:27:25.180 Hindus are good guys I like the rest of them it's just the Muslims you know exactly they might be 1.00
00:27:30.960 good guys but I don't want them replacing me right I don't want them replacing my people so I don't 1.00
00:27:35.400 care how nice they are and then people make this argument with me well there's a lot of African 1.00
00:27:40.480 Christians well yeah there is but I'd also like Africa to remain Christian so do you know they
00:27:46.080 and stay in Africa because my people are my priority but on the right it just doesn't seem
00:27:52.500 to be the case because it's an anti-islam thing but when you speak to these people individually
00:27:57.580 away from a protest you'll find that they're a bit more racial but they're scared to say it
00:28:04.280 whether it's publicly or they're scared to be denounced by more well-known patriots and stuff
00:28:09.840 like that whereas I'm thinking I've been around a long time I'm yet to be denounced because I'm
00:28:15.840 because I believe in what I'm saying and you know and everyone should be free to say I want my people
00:28:22.980 to survive and thrive but I do think civic nationalism opens a lot of doors opens a lot of
00:28:30.020 doors whether it's funding opportunities different things like that it does open doors and so I think
00:28:37.720 a lot of the patriots on the right will stay in that civic nationalist realm because they know
00:28:43.920 they don't get the door slammed in the face every time whereas we know when you are a nationalist
00:28:49.240 an ethno-nationalist um you come under fire a lot more because how dare you speak about race how
00:28:55.020 dare you speak about ancestry do you know because this country is so woke even on the right of
00:29:00.720 politics that that's a terrible thing yeah i think that is it i think wokeism has taken over
00:29:06.060 or liberalism or whatever it's infested the right in many ways race is one of them race is important
00:29:11.940 not the most important thing in the world but it is an important thing and that it should be okay
00:29:15.220 to acknowledge that without automatically being deemed a racist i i think an ethnos a people a
00:29:21.380 nation matters and people agree with this and you'll you'll point to places in foreign lands
00:29:26.920 yeah of course those people matter of course that nation matters but the moment you make it about
00:29:30.760 our own people that's when it becomes an issue now i would suggest that um anyone that's got
00:29:37.680 ancestry lineage heritage to a nation has some kind of link to that land some kind of claim to
00:29:42.100 that land but anyone that's come in doesn't have the same link and so there is a tiered system so 0.84
00:29:46.160 there's no equality but equality is not something to strive for anyway equality is marxist
00:29:50.020 propaganda but what i'm getting the point i'm getting to is that the the movement has been
00:29:54.300 the right has been um taken over by liberalism in many ways one of them is this way in that
00:29:59.480 even people who consider themselves right-wing or conservatives are um liberal in terms of race
00:30:06.220 ethnicity and nationhood to some to some extent but i would i would push back and challenge you
00:30:11.500 just say it's also a case in feminism too like we used to have the the man being the the leader
00:30:18.480 the protector the provider and the woman being the the homestead either nurturer raising children 0.75
00:30:23.800 and and now we've got i mean you're doing good work but you are a woman in a man's role leading
00:30:28.940 a political activist movement so what how would you respond to that of course i would i always
00:30:35.320 say this to people on twitter because i get this a lot i say i would love to be at home making a
00:30:40.880 sandwich eating bonbons watching real housewives i'd love to but my son's survival is on the line
00:30:46.660 and my niece's survival is on the line and i'm not willing to sit at home and you will see with a lot 0.99
00:30:51.660 of the migrant hotel protests around the country they are led by women and i say to people if this 0.95
00:30:57.240 problem when it started to arrive arise there whether it was 60 50 40 years ago if people would
00:31:03.920 have done something then if men would have done their duty then I wouldn't have to be here because
00:31:08.240 I would love to be at home raising children I would love to be at home just making a home that
00:31:14.420 would be great for me but I saw a problem I've got a big mouth I am capable do you know I am
00:31:21.260 interested in politics and I thought I can't sit back and do nothing as my people are practically
00:31:28.420 being genocided in their own lands I can't sit back would I love not to be able to not have to
00:31:35.400 do this absolutely but at the moment there's just not enough capable men standing up and doing this
00:31:42.420 role and that's where we've seen the problem because there's a lot of men on the rights of
00:31:46.160 politics but there's a lot of men on the rights of politics that are also civic nationalists
00:31:50.900 and they'll only push it so far do you know whereas we need this pushed full throttle if
00:31:56.620 we're going to get anywhere do you know there's I I speak to a lot of men on the rights of politics
00:32:01.420 and they'll tell me well I love Sikhs well that's great for you but your children have been replaced
00:32:06.120 whereas I'm a woman and yes this is a man's role but I'm in some ways a lot braver than a lot of
00:32:13.520 these men because I'm willing to say it as it is and to be honest I think I do have a slight bit
00:32:18.560 of privilege in the fact I'm a woman because the state doesn't come down nearly as hard on me
00:32:23.940 because if they did on me do you know single mother do you know a woman do you know it it
00:32:30.120 would look a lot worse than it does if they come down on men and we know that men are just very 1.00
00:32:35.340 unfairly whereas women oh well do you know she looks lovely so let's give her a pass type thing
00:32:41.480 do you know um so i think i've got a bit of privilege being a woman doing this role that i 1.00
00:32:46.180 can i do believe i can get away with a bit more yeah so i definitely use that to my advantage
00:32:51.700 and I know that but would I love to be at home raising a family absolutely but we've got a
00:32:58.320 country to save all right well you've touched on the issue of love a couple of times now
00:33:02.180 and I think it's an important one to stretch out a little bit because we are not hating on anyone
00:33:07.960 we are loving Britain or England and that is a good thing now I can also say I love Sikhs I can 0.99
00:33:15.880 say I love Muslims I can say I love Jews but I don't want them to replace Britain or England 1.00
00:33:21.260 and I don't think that's a bad thing to say 1.00
00:33:23.720 I think England has always been a Christian country
00:33:25.880 should always be a Christian country 1.00
00:33:27.500 it's an Anglo, white, Christian, English-speaking country
00:33:30.820 and none of those things are bad
00:33:32.420 but that doesn't mean you don't love other people
00:33:35.260 and I think that distinction has to be made
00:33:37.140 because people will say 0.85
00:33:37.920 well you're a hater, you hate Sikhs, the Muslims, the Jews, the Hindus 0.89
00:33:40.780 just because you don't want to see your own people replaced by them 0.99
00:33:44.700 Yeah, I think it's a very dim-witted opinion to take that
00:33:50.900 because we love our own people that we must hate other people I don't hate anyone I really and I
00:33:56.640 can get along with anyone um do you know like my Filipino nail people for example I get along with
00:34:03.360 them great they're such nice people very nice people do you know and I think do you know I
00:34:08.780 don't think they're doing anything wrong here do you know they're working they're paying taxes
00:34:12.460 they're doing everything like that but again it comes down to I don't want my people replaced
00:34:16.520 it's not a personal issue that we have with these people it's a replacement issue it's that we've
00:34:22.440 had this land for thousands of years and our children deserve to inherit it do you know do
00:34:27.320 I want these people hurt because they're replacing my people no I want these people happy in their
00:34:32.160 own homelands and if there is a problem in your homeland then you've got to stay and fix it you
00:34:37.080 know you can't just run away from the problem we're not running away from this problem this
00:34:41.740 is england this is my country you know and i'm fighting for it i'm not running away whereas a
00:34:47.620 lot of these people they say well we're fleeing war do you know but they leave the women and
00:34:51.280 children behind how about focus on your own country build it up make it strong and stable again
00:34:57.640 and then you have your rightful homeland just as we want but i have no hate towards anyone it's not
00:35:03.420 who i am do you know i love all people i hope everyone's happy and healthy i just i love my
00:35:09.480 people more if we truly did love these people we'd want to help them improve their nation rather than
00:35:13.880 deserting it and leaving it to warlord or whatever um in terms of england where what is success to
00:35:21.120 you what would you like what would the results be what's the end game well the end game i what if
00:35:28.260 we're speaking about demographics i think we need a 95 percent i think 95 because you've got to make
00:35:34.740 some concessions there's mixed race people as you are Calvin there's mixed race people do you know
00:35:41.680 and there are some people that do you know are very exceptional in certain roles that we do
00:35:46.520 benefit from do you know but it's small small exceptions do you know when it comes to sciences
00:35:52.820 and sports and different fields like that and information technology and so forth so I would
00:35:59.720 be happy with a 95 i think a 95 would be healthy but i don't think we can just say okay we'll
00:36:06.040 implement re-migration and then all problems are fixed because they're not because we've still got
00:36:10.720 a very low birth rate do you know that just needs to be focused on but we could do what a lot of
00:36:16.600 eastern european countries do and give incentives for english families to have more children because
00:36:23.000 i know of a lot of women that have one child because they can't afford a nursery place 1.00
00:36:28.780 do you know for the second child but they would love to be at home raising those children but 1.00
00:36:33.600 one income now isn't enough in a lot of cases do you know to pay the mortgage pay the bills and
00:36:39.140 do you know everything else because it's so expensive to live now so I would implement 0.98
00:36:45.960 remigration get to a 95% but then at the same time we've got to be incentivizing our own people 0.95
00:36:52.160 to have children do you know whether it's free nursery to a certain age whether it's tax breaks 0.86
00:36:58.000 there's lots of things that we can do and we can pay for that with the money that we save 1.00
00:37:02.320 do you know from having all of these people in our lands that don't belong here do you know 1.00
00:37:06.640 because that's costing us billions so take the billions away from paying for them and pay for 1.00
00:37:10.840 our English people to have children because so many people want more children but it's an
00:37:16.600 affordability factor um and that needs addressing that makes sense it's very pragmatic um I ask for
00:37:24.240 obvious reasons, people often say, why are you helping these nationalists? They will deport you
00:37:28.620 too. It's like, well, firstly, I love my nation. And secondly, I don't necessarily agree that
00:37:33.260 everyone would want to deport me, but that's a conversation that we can have. And you've laid
00:37:36.700 out your stance, 95% makes sense. I've been trying to articulate mine. For me, I was thinking,
00:37:42.240 okay, so mass migration started in 1997. So maybe we remigrate from then. Then I thought, no,
00:37:46.740 actually, the doors were really opened in 1950s. So anyone that's come to Britain since 1950,
00:37:52.660 i would suggest that wasn't born and didn't have any ancestors in britain prior to 1950
00:37:58.300 should have to be repatriated should have to leave but then that does leave a minority of
00:38:03.780 people like myself who my you know one side of my family has always been in england as far back as
00:38:08.580 we can go and they fought for the country and died for the country etc so i do have that blood tie
00:38:12.780 but i'm not 100 english and so there is unfortunately the floodgates have been opened
00:38:17.820 and we do have to consider the fact that some people with ties to england are not fully english
00:38:22.500 but we have to ask the question i'm not fully english myself i know i might look it but i'm
00:38:27.480 not you know i'm italian as well um but my mom's english this is where i've always this where i was
00:38:34.220 born and raised this all i know my mom's family goes back they i we did the ancestry and their
00:38:41.660 military records alone i traced back 600 years ago and but her name has been here forever um so
00:38:50.140 but the military records were so impressive so I see a lot of purists on the internet and they're
00:38:56.340 speaking about mixed race people um but I think listen if someone's got one English parent whether
00:39:02.520 you like it or not these people are English they have got an English parent it's all well and good
00:39:07.960 to say well they're not pure well they're not pure by your definition but a lot of these people that
00:39:13.640 are saying that also have like Irish ancestry and I'm thinking well that's not English either
00:39:18.640 that's you know that's not british yeah so i think that's that's true and i think where that 0.98
00:39:23.760 comes in is that it comes down to whiteness really more rather than englishness and english people
00:39:28.220 have always been white and i'm not undermining that english people should always remain white
00:39:31.460 but not all english people are fully white anymore because white english people opened
00:39:36.280 the doors to immigration oh absolutely but i think i think if we went down the complete purist spiral
00:39:43.260 of anyone with any mixed ancestry must go there's no need for it really because then it is just
00:39:50.980 do you know a race issue as opposed to a survival issue do you know and like i said race does matter 0.86
00:39:56.720 it's very very important but we don't need to necessarily get rid of the mixed race people
00:40:03.060 when we've already got to a 95 that is healthy and we're encouraging our own people do you know 1.00
00:40:08.700 to have children there's not a need for it then and this and i believe it's like less than two
00:40:14.240 percent of the population is mixed race as well do you know what impact is that really having
00:40:19.800 on the english people as a whole so we've got to look at things without emotion do you know
00:40:25.860 without our own bias and what's best for the country as opposed to well that that person's
00:40:31.800 you know got an afro so they must go i think it's logical as well because i think every country
00:40:35.960 should have this policy i think you know japan has a very good policy like this that if you're 0.99
00:40:39.600 not japanese then you don't get you're not the same level of citizenship as japanese people
00:40:43.260 it's the same in the arab countries which makes sense if everyone had this this same policy
00:40:47.540 then actually so that the people who do go further than where we are i'm not denouncing them i'm just
00:40:53.060 bringing them up for conversation but people go further than we are say for example people like
00:40:56.460 me should be deported it's like to where if i'm born and raised in england all my family is is
00:41:03.440 here uh and has always been here but some of my family are from jamaica but i've never been to
00:41:09.860 i was never raised in jamaica i don't have any jamaican culture heritage etc and if the jamaican
00:41:14.220 people have the same policy as england and they said well no if you're not fully jamaican then
00:41:17.180 you can't come here then where do people like me go there is nowhere left and so i i think
00:41:21.220 stateless like i don't want to become jewish essentially yeah but anyway moving moving on
00:41:28.260 from that to
00:41:30.080 I think so we agree on a lot of that
00:41:32.160 so one area we have a slight disagreement
00:41:34.040 I'd like to tease that out a bit more is that
00:41:36.220 so you're an English nationalist whereas I
00:41:38.200 would say I love Britain because
00:41:40.100 I love the British Empire and I think it was the greatest
00:41:42.060 empire in modern history
00:41:43.380 we love the empire as well to be honest
00:41:45.220 so break it down for me why England
00:41:47.940 specifically rather than Britain
00:41:49.460 when it comes to
00:41:52.220 England it's a feeling
00:41:53.380 there's no logical explanation
00:41:56.260 for it it's just that
00:41:57.700 I've got English blood and that is where my loyalty is like, you know, don't get me wrong,
00:42:02.640 I'd be loyal to Scotland and Wales and Northern Ireland if there was a fight, you know, if they
00:42:06.660 were attacked by, I don't know, the Sudan, I'd be loyal to them. But England is in my blood. 0.99
00:42:13.680 And I remember when I was a child, my mum said to me, being born English, you've won the lottery
00:42:18.420 of life. And that just stuck in my head and it never left me. And she just said it as a passing
00:42:24.680 fleeting comment you know and it wasn't like a big deal I think we was actually speaking about
00:42:29.560 how poor some other nations are and she just said that to me and it stuck with me and when I'm in
00:42:35.860 England I feel it I feel when I'm in England like when I'm going through the countryside whether
00:42:40.520 it's the late district or the peak district I feel a connection to this soil and I don't feel
00:42:46.720 that anywhere and that's why I always say I'm an English nationalist because this is where my blood
00:42:50.660 is this is where my people have come from i love my neighbors and i defend them to the ends of the
00:42:56.760 earth but england is it for me so that argument i agree with and i love that argument that's a good
00:43:01.120 argument the argument i often hear online is i hear a victimhood coming through from from english
00:43:05.660 uh nationalists who say well we need an english parliament because the scots have a parliament
00:43:09.400 welsh have a parliament or the irish have parliament english don't i always think yeah because
00:43:12.460 we as england subsumed all the others we took over the others and we like the english the british
00:43:17.440 empire was run from england and the united kingdom is run from england so england is actually superior
00:43:22.300 to the others so it's not a case of fear i don't know why people feel inferior being english that's
00:43:26.680 what i'm trying to get at well i think people should feel superior as opposed to inferior if
00:43:32.100 anything because i believe england makes up 84 percent of the wealth of the uk as well and you
00:43:38.860 know so we're a very very impressive country um like i think people often have those ideas because
00:43:45.000 of like when Scotland's fighting for independence from the UK, you know, and then they want to
00:43:49.720 rejoin the EU. I'd say, well, if that's what you want, you have it. But then you don't get the
00:43:55.760 benefits of England. Because at the moment in Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, they have
00:44:01.180 free university, free prescriptions, all of these different things that the English don't have. And
00:44:07.180 that is wrong, considering that 84% of the wealth is coming from England. Yet, I read a story of
00:44:14.980 few years ago i don't know if it's still true but europeans would go into from the european mainland
00:44:20.020 would go into scotland to do university because they could get it for free there and then going
00:44:26.060 home but it's not for free the english people are paying for it we're an absolute crazy country to
00:44:32.700 allow this in england yeah if you're in northern ireland wales and scotland you can get free
00:44:38.160 prescriptions but we're paying for that the english taxpayers so it's like outrageous
00:44:43.920 and that is when people do you know get a bit frustrated because that's not fair do you know
00:44:50.900 if you are going to have a union then it needs to be fair across the union um whereas at the
00:44:56.740 moment it's not yeah i think you're right i don't think the solution though is to devolve further i
00:45:01.820 think the solution is to take devolution away get rid of the scottish parliament get rid of the
00:45:05.960 Welsh Parliament, the Welsh Assembly, and the Northern Irish, they don't even use it in Northern
00:45:09.700 Ireland anyway, and just say, look, we're all governed from England, whether you like it or
00:45:13.100 not. You can leave if you want to leave Scotland, bogg off if you want to, but if you want to remain
00:45:16.440 part of our nation and get the benefits of being part of our nation, then we're ruled from England,
00:45:21.200 simple as. Oh, absolutely. No, 100%. I'm all for that, even as an English nationalist. It's a bit
00:45:27.460 of English imperialism that I'm quite fond of, to be honest. Wonderful. But no, I love all your 0.92
00:45:34.520 brothers and sisters you know but England I feel it it's my country you know and a lot of the
00:45:41.700 problems that we're experiencing at the moment are concentrated in England so yes Northern
00:45:48.200 Ireland is having problems Scotland and Wales but not to the extent that England is and if we don't
00:45:54.700 save England then all of these nations will fall as well so the priority for me needs to be on 1.00
00:46:01.080 England and I think you're right when you pointed out earlier that re-migration is part of the 0.99
00:46:05.900 solution but not the whole we need to incentivize families again because English people aren't 0.99
00:46:10.500 getting married aren't having children not in the numbers that we need they're dying out as a people
00:46:15.000 because people are choosing not to have children and and of course on the inverse of that people
00:46:19.080 are choosing to abort their children as well for every 100 pregnancies there are 50 abortions so
00:46:24.120 a third of English people are being killed before they get the chance to be born and so that's
00:46:28.540 that's part of the problem but what links all this together for me and i want to i want to ask you if 0.86
00:46:33.060 this is the same for you is that it's the christian faith so it's the english people are a white
00:46:38.180 christian english-speaking people and i think it's important to have all of those things if
00:46:43.280 you take one of those things away it becomes less english is well how do you feel about that
00:46:46.400 oh 100 um they obviously when people stopped going to the church which i think there was an
00:46:53.800 organized effort to make the church uncool should we say you know whether it was in the 50s or 60s
00:47:00.060 but when we saw the break away from the church that's when we saw families were starting to break
00:47:06.380 apart as well and you know because there wasn't one common thing keeping families together
00:47:11.380 and Christianity you can look at is like a rule book you know this is how you live this is how you
00:47:17.580 should treat your neighbors or treat your husband this is how things should be and when people
00:47:22.580 started to break away from christianity the nuclear family broke apart you know and then
00:47:27.500 there was less discipline um with children with partners you know people became far more promiscuous
00:47:34.560 and people you know took part in casual sex far more than they ever did when people broke away
00:47:41.100 from the church i think i obviously believe that people need to return to the church but the church
00:47:47.760 at the minute as you know do you know there's problems with the church do you know wokeism and
00:47:52.560 so forth but there is some churches that are still good there is I go to an Anglican church do you
00:47:59.560 know and that is very good I've never heard them say one woke thing in that church whereas one day
00:48:04.840 I tried a Methodist church oh my how I sat through that I don't know but but I politely sat there but
00:48:12.200 the whole time I wanted to leave because it was so bad so just find any church you know even if
00:48:19.160 you hear some things that you don't like in church you know switch off your brain it's easy
00:48:23.820 enough to do sit there and take from it what you can take the Christian teachings and ignore the
00:48:29.460 rest but I do think the breakaway from Christianity is what's led society to become what it has
00:48:35.160 become today which is so so unhealthy and it's upsetting because I'm a prime example of that 0.99
00:48:43.020 you know I'm 37 years old and I have a 17 year old son and I'm unmarried so I am a perfect example
00:48:50.020 of that you know I met a marine with a nice uniform when I was young you know what happened
00:48:54.780 I had a baby so I am a prime example of that but obviously as I've got older and got wiser
00:49:01.880 and you know educated myself about things now I'd encourage any young people even if your parents
00:49:08.880 don't go to church you go to church it's so important you know just as a moral foundation
00:49:14.820 to live your life by and I know you were saying earlier about yours and Paul's disagreements on
00:49:20.420 like Catholicism and the Church of England I'm I'm happy for anyone to be any any sect of
00:49:27.960 christianity as long as you believe in jesus christ do you know do it whatever sect you are
00:49:34.420 let's just get together as christians and be positive that way do you know because
00:49:38.840 god is all important so as long as we believe in god and we're faithful to god
00:49:44.700 it can only go our way it can only be a positive thing yeah and as a nation we've removed christian
00:49:50.460 values we've removed that moral compass and you're right it's led to degeneracy debauchery and
00:49:54.560 it's the country is falling apart as a result the family structure has been broken apart so we need
00:49:59.760 to find christ again put him back in and that may mean we disagree with some people on certain parts
00:50:04.560 of what it means to be a christian but we've got to bring christianity back first we can't be
00:50:08.040 curious about it yet uh and i think i want to say thank you as well for using your own example
00:50:12.320 because i know people will say how can you say that you're a single mother yourself but you point
00:50:16.480 out that that's not the ideal and that's not the situation you prefer to be in but we're a result
00:50:21.380 of those situations around us and we're a result of our environment we are a product of our
00:50:27.140 environment you know and i wasn't raised as a christian i wasn't raised with those beliefs i
00:50:32.500 was raised by a very good woman don't get me wrong but again i was raised by a single mother
00:50:37.240 not through any fault of her own you know it was a bad situation but it was still i was raised by
00:50:44.400 a single mother and then i became a single mother and it's like a trickle down effect
00:50:49.500 um which don't get me wrong my son still had a great upbringing i still had a great upbringing
00:50:54.740 but it's not the same upbringing because i was actually having this conversation with my mom
00:51:00.140 yesterday and we were saying about how um two mediocre parents is better what than one
00:51:06.440 exceptional parent because my mom was an exceptional parent but two mediocre parents
00:51:11.460 having a man and a woman would be better than that one exceptional one my mom was a single
00:51:17.340 parent as well i love my mom she was absolutely fantastic as a mother but it's not the ideal
00:51:21.340 situation and i think you deserve better your mom deserves better my mom deserved better the
00:51:25.740 environment we've created in england is not ideal and we need to we need to work to fix it
00:51:31.580 absolutely do you know and it's only by pointing out our own flaws or our own experiences
00:51:37.580 that people can put a bit of trust in us because we're willing to say listen
00:51:41.100 i wasn't perfect i'm still not perfect but now i am a follower of god and i'm trying my best
00:51:47.340 i'm trying my best you know and i want everyone else to try their best because one day we are
00:51:52.060 going to have to meet our maker and we've got to answer for the life we've lived so let's start
00:51:57.820 making him proud today actually i'm glad we did this this was a fantastic conversation
00:52:02.540 where can people find you find out more about you and follow you online
00:52:07.180 so people can find me on twitter it's ashley simon afe and you could just type in ashley
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00:52:26.480 information on there but if you're a nationalist and you need any help on anything political in
00:52:31.940 this country reach out to us because we can be your backbone there you go guys follow Ashley on
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00:52:42.000 Ashley, thank you for coming on.
00:52:43.060 God bless you.
00:52:44.760 Thank you very much, Calvin.
00:52:46.200 God bless.
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00:53:56.100 let's have a look at some of the comments you left on the phil labonte episode which i really
00:54:04.520 enjoyed that conversation by the way real oliver twisted nice name says the thumbnail quote the
00:54:11.820 church is divided but the devil is united perfectly sums up our predicament doesn't it just we on the
00:54:19.040 right we conservatives and christians are constantly divided yet the enemy is always uniting the left
00:54:25.960 leftism and satanism and marxism and all of those evil ideologies are coming together to fight truth
00:54:32.800 goodness and beauty. We must push back. Colette said, another fantastic episode and stunning
00:54:39.240 monologue, Father Calvin. God bless you and your amazing team. Thank you. This was the monologue on
00:54:45.220 Anglicanism. It was my apologia to Anglicanism. And of course, in this week's episode, I gave
00:54:51.280 the counter to that. So I hope you found that just as interesting. Adam Lee said, we will stand
00:54:57.220 together. Look at what happened in Northern Ireland when the evil foreigner tried to cut 0.99
00:55:02.220 that poor man's head off. Protestants and Roman Catholics came together to fight a common enemy. 0.96
00:55:08.360 Thanks for another great show. Yeah, thank you. And the Irish do push back. The Irish are good
00:55:14.320 at this. I keep saying it, but we don't see that in England. We do see it in Scotland. We do see
00:55:18.540 in Ireland. They're a bit rougher, the Celts, you know. They're made of different stuff. 1.00
00:55:21.920 scott excuse me scott law says oh scott lawrence said congrats phil i miss you dude watched you
00:55:34.240 for years with tim cast and i don't really jive with tim anymore so it's been too long great
00:55:39.140 interview man oh well i'm glad you got to see phil again even though you're not watching tim
00:55:43.840 cast anymore you know i've never been much of a consumer of media so i've never i don't think
00:55:50.040 I've ever watched a full episode of Timcast. I've seen clips of it, obviously, but it seems
00:55:53.960 entertaining at least. But I can see that we all go on these journeys, right? We all progress. We
00:55:59.440 all advance in our politics and our theology and stuff like that. So I suppose if we're all
00:56:05.240 gradually changing over time, there must be some people we leave behind. But it's nice when you
00:56:11.780 happen to grow with people as well sometimes. DN said, wow, going to have to buy out ATR's
00:56:18.580 catalogue now. Clement said, great monologue. Thank you. Sean said, Tim Paul's right-hand man.
00:56:31.540 Clive says, Father Calvin, you are inspirational. Thank you for doing his work. Oh, thank God you
00:56:37.880 are doing his work. Not many are, particularly Anglicans. Thank you, Clive. I appreciate that. 1.00
00:56:42.440 god bless you for that evb jones said the greatest ally islam ever had in fighting christians
00:56:50.040 was being able to count on christians not coming to each other's aid it is our unfortunate history
00:56:56.080 for most of the last 100 years even to the point of allying with caliphates against christians
00:57:01.820 at the same time what they fear most is what we actually will is that we actually will come
00:57:08.220 together and he goes on but he makes a good point yes this was the problem with the later crusades
00:57:12.520 well from the fourth onwards really it's been a common problem throughout christendom we should
00:57:18.420 fight together for christ against evil not each other jtr guitar said soteriology is the dividing
00:57:30.320 line one view aligns with the epistles congruently and the other requires mass amounts of post hoc
00:57:36.460 pleading to explain the doctrinal developments. I'm not convinced. I think that's probably a bad
00:57:41.420 faith argument, but each to their own. Tom Crawford said, Phil Labonte is excellent.
00:57:47.980 Sarah Vincent said, love you. Love you too, Sarah. Thank you. God bless you.
00:57:52.980 Kamas Reiku said, and who controls society now? Bolsheviks. We've been fighting the Bolsheviks 0.99
00:57:58.620 since World War I. This is the issue. The two great wars were actually a battle against Bolshevism, 0.95
00:58:05.820 and we lost in the end. In the fight between fascism and communism, liberalism won. The
00:58:12.040 West fought for liberalism, defeated fascism, and left Eastern Europe to communism. Insane.
00:58:19.840 And as a result, the commies infiltrated the West because liberalism is vulnerable to communism. 1.00
00:58:26.640 It's just stupid, really. World War II was a massive mistake for that reason. 1.00
00:58:31.060 uh pez pezza said i think we should very much start uniting as christians there is one holy
00:58:38.160 catholic and apostolic church absolutely i agree with you uh he said sorry he says one church
00:58:43.780 catholic orthodox and protestant united under the same definition of the christian faith yeah i mean
00:58:48.800 we have to find uh ways to see christ in each other harold said when i become deacon the one
00:58:56.420 exception i took on westminster was that the one that stated that the pope is the antichrist yeah
00:59:03.160 that confession is quite a quite a toxic confession it's quite a an anti-confession
00:59:08.380 rather than a positive confession i've always found that interesting lep said the church isn't
00:59:15.800 supposed to hoard wealth but they do not just the catholic church does it many protestant churches
00:59:20.700 do it as well yeah the church shouldn't hoard well i'm not convinced the church does hold wealth i
00:59:24.800 think. I mean, people often point to the Catholic Church and think the Catholic Church is pretty
00:59:28.080 much bankrupt. But I do see lots of megachurches, especially evangelical churches, with pastors
00:59:34.220 with Lamborghinis. I've met pastors with private jets and helicopters. It's insane to me.
00:59:39.040 Your average Catholic priest is living a life of poverty, whether religious or secular. It doesn't
00:59:44.020 matter. Whereas these megachurch pastors are millionaires. It feels wrong. It does.
00:59:49.140 values languages enlightenment only truth has value yes well stated phil let's go says seth
00:59:59.520 i'm glad you guys are enjoying phil being on the show he was really good i enjoyed it like i say
01:00:04.380 uh chewy said not being snide oh this should be interesting just genuinely asking why did the
01:00:10.100 lord say a house divided cannot stand to the pharisees well he's he said it for the obvious
01:00:14.820 reason the house divided cannot stand because you've spent all your time fighting each other
01:00:19.380 and you end up destroying your own house whereas if you bound together and you hold your house up
01:00:25.780 together you're stronger it's common sense really it's just basic logic but um it's a lesson that
01:00:31.740 we all need to hear continuously uh josh said is not the 39 articles a completely reformed
01:00:39.480 confession 39 articles aren't confession they're a compromise a political compromise
01:00:43.300 no one like swears or pledges an oath to a confession in the same way you would
01:00:48.400 like a Westminster confession or something like that so 39 articles are
01:00:51.460 historical documents from the Church of England but most people don't even know
01:00:58.400 what they are today it's one of the formularies that is less understood but
01:01:01.420 they're interpreted in different ways by different people as well and Anglo
01:01:04.480 Catholics tend to either interpret them through a Catholic lens or ignore them
01:01:08.620 and more Protestant people tend to hold them in higher esteem.
01:01:13.220 But as I've discussed before that,
01:01:15.640 there were different sets of articles.
01:01:17.100 They were an ongoing conversation
01:01:18.700 and they seem to have been settled for some time now,
01:01:21.360 but that's not to say they must always remain so.
01:01:24.340 But no, they're not a confession.
01:01:26.300 But I would agree they are quite reformed in the most sense.
01:01:29.320 But most of them are teaching against,
01:01:33.980 I don't want to use the word extreme,
01:01:35.380 but they would use language like popish doctrine of x y and z they don't but most people don't
01:01:40.880 understand that then they're not saying things like um uh well give me an example so for example
01:01:47.180 uh the praying to the saints right so as christians we believe in the communion of saints and that once
01:01:54.660 you die um you are in christ um and so there are the 39 articles may say um to not adhere to the
01:02:04.680 popish doctrine of the communion of saints but it wouldn't but some people would take that to mean
01:02:09.100 don't believe in the communion of saints whereas some people say no just how uh how far things went
01:02:14.720 in continental europe before the reformation like so there's nuance that needs to be uh broken up
01:02:20.340 around these articles but they are interesting regardless and uh you know they certainly came in
01:02:26.740 And after a few kings, so a few generations, had been trying to bring the church in England back together, which was becoming massively divided, after the English Reformation, which of course was a political split from Rome, but the Protestant Reformation in Europe was massively influencing England too.
01:02:46.020 And so you had people who were Catholic and people who were Protestant in the same church, and that was part of the problem. So there had to be some kind of compromise to bring people together. And the Book of Common Prayer was that.
01:02:56.740 Daniel Suttles said, I have, in a very small manner, labelled this phenomenon as racketeering. 0.68
01:03:04.540 R-C-A. R-A-C-A. That's interesting.
01:03:08.600 If you profit off dividing the body of Christ, you are, by definition, an infidel. Interesting. 1.00
01:03:14.000 Under the 325, we are all brothers in Christ.
01:03:17.340 To slander a brother, to straw man his theology, is the sin of murder.
01:03:21.500 Yes, we have very legitimate disagreements, but if a man subscribes to the 325, then they are Christian.
01:03:26.080 peace be upon you brothers peace be upon you daniel interesting perspective
01:03:30.140 high highly favored said the problem as i see it with all due respect oh gosh here we go is that
01:03:38.360 the body of christ doctrine and how to be saved after the death burial and resurrection of our
01:03:44.280 lord jesus christ is romans through philemon it's faith plus nothing not baptism joining a church
01:03:50.500 paying tithes going to mass the seven sacraments etc etc paul states to follow him as he follows
01:03:55.580 christ we are not to follow the pope mary priests etc etc etc everything we need to do and now is in
01:04:02.740 the bible i i can break that down a little bit because i'll start off by the first issue with
01:04:08.820 that statement is as i see it right so you first of all is you're putting yourself first not as
01:04:13.680 the church teaches it or as i have been instructed as i as the church has taught me it's as i see it
01:04:20.100 So it's about you, firstly, that's an issue I have.
01:04:22.040 Secondly, it's faith plus nothing, not baptism, etc.
01:04:26.160 And then you go on to say, everything we need to know is in the Bible.
01:04:29.480 Does the Bible not say explicitly, baptism now saves?
01:04:36.280 The Bible cannot contradict itself.
01:04:38.760 The Bible does not contradict itself.
01:04:39.920 The Bible is inerrant.
01:04:40.920 It's God-breathed, the written word of God.
01:04:43.760 Therefore, it must be you that is wrong, not the Bible.
01:04:47.360 And so that whole statement is pretty much wrong.
01:04:50.100 you know, Luther had a similar issue with this, and so added words on to, he added the word alone
01:04:58.140 after faith, you know, faith alone, whereas, you know, faith is important, faith is vital,
01:05:03.680 but the Bible doesn't say faith alone, and so yes, we have to be baptized in water and the Spirit.
01:05:09.480 These are Christ's words, and so to undermine them is undermining Christ. I find it fascinating
01:05:14.280 that people are willing to do that, but people find one thing they want to stick to it rather
01:05:17.840 what does the church teach? What has the church taught for 2,000 years? What did the early
01:05:22.180 Christians believe? And so, yes, we must follow Paul as he follows Christ. But Paul believed in
01:05:27.600 baptism. Paul believed in the sacraments. And as a priest, he would have administered the sacraments.
01:05:34.460 In fact, he writes about it. We know he baptized people. To what end? For the fun of it? Because
01:05:41.280 it's important noel yore said stay strong my friend oh that's to someone directly
01:05:47.680 um mac doff said you see these facile protestant comments about cornum and father or various other
01:05:57.380 things that show their inability to understand the bible and you read things like what saint
01:06:02.740 jerome wrote about the blessed virgin or veneration of saints can we conclude that
01:06:07.540 protestants are a different religion altogether like mormons in what sense do they have the same 0.57
01:06:12.000 god as small c catholics no i don't think that's fair at all uh i'm gonna back up our brothers in 0.62
01:06:18.400 christ here so protestants are christians but have been led astray partly don't have
01:06:27.660 there is a fullness of the faith and the protestant reformation was was i i'm gonna
01:06:33.280 a strong menu here, a steel menu, and say the Protestant Reformation was about going back to
01:06:37.820 the roots of the faith, back to the tradition of the faith, restoring the faith, ridding the church
01:06:42.500 of error, and all that kind of stuff. However, best laid plans of mice and men, right? All good
01:06:49.140 intentions. The path of hell is pay for good intentions. And so what's happened as a result
01:06:55.960 is people have thrown the baby out with the bathwater, and many good and important things 0.87
01:06:59.920 from the faith have been thrown away as because Protestantism what started out as fixing Catholicism
01:07:06.820 you know all the Protestant reformers were Catholics has now become anti-Catholic it's
01:07:12.140 because some people are seeing it as its own religion but it's not there is only one Christ
01:07:17.120 there's only one church and so if anyone professes to be Catholic they are well if anyone professes
01:07:23.480 to be Christian they are professing to be Catholic you know the creeds say we are one holy Catholic
01:07:28.360 and apostolic church. We can have disagreements on what it means to be Catholic and how big the
01:07:31.760 church or how broad the church is, but we should at least be believing that we are part of the
01:07:37.820 church. If we don't, then we're a different religion. But I think most Protestants do
01:07:41.940 believe they are part of the church. And yes, they're missing parts of it now, because over
01:07:47.040 the years, since the Reformation, you know, each generation does away with more and more.
01:07:52.280 Every, you know, you go to an average Protestant church today, it will nothing, absolutely nothing
01:07:57.380 like the churches of the reformers.
01:08:00.980 Whether it's Zwingli, Luther, Calvin,
01:08:03.360 it doesn't matter.
01:08:04.140 The way that they worshipped
01:08:05.120 isn't the way that people are worshipping now
01:08:06.420 and it gets worse and worse.
01:08:07.300 It gets more and more liberal.
01:08:08.120 The mainstream has become more and more liberal 1.00
01:08:09.440 and faking gay and effeminate. 0.99
01:08:11.440 And so the more conservative Protestants 0.99
01:08:15.180 have to keep breaking away and breaking away
01:08:16.620 until eventually it will fitter out
01:08:18.580 unless everyone comes back together.
01:08:20.980 We are supposed to be one church, one body.
01:08:23.040 We aren't supposed to be splintered
01:08:24.260 but through our own sin and our own fallen nature
01:08:26.260 we are the ones who splinter it so we are the ones who must find ways to come together but we get you
01:08:31.800 know pride gets in the way and we all think our own particular corner of the church is the most
01:08:34.900 important the most superior part corner of the church which is why i did my monologue today to
01:08:39.440 say i don't think my corner of the church is the most superior most important corner of the church
01:08:43.500 it's not the most right we should all try to come together in that way but it's difficult for human
01:08:48.760 beings to compromise because prior the sin of pride gets in the way and i guarantee you there'll
01:08:52.720 be people in the comments saying no no you're absolutely wrong on this because lufo said this
01:08:55.920 or Calvin said this, or, you know, Catholicism isn't even Christianity, it's like, we have to
01:09:00.280 have some grace, we have to have some charity in these conversations, and if we don't, we are the
01:09:04.420 problem. And so I hope people can have enough self-awareness to recognize that. Rob, Rob, Rob,
01:09:10.280 Rob said, getting pretty civic nationalist lately. Me? Never. Disgusting. I am a nationalist. There's
01:09:16.760 no such thing as a civic nationalist. This divide between civic and ethno-nationalism is a faux pas.
01:09:23.040 nationalism is inherently ethnic
01:09:25.180 Nick said my chat isn't showing
01:09:29.220 it is Nick we see your comment
01:09:30.500 thank you
01:09:31.800 Harold said no such thing as non-religious
01:09:35.420 it's a good point everyone has a religion
01:09:37.180 in some way shape or form they may not even recognize it
01:09:39.480 disbeliever said Phil trying to
01:09:41.100 rehabilitate Tim Paul to his lost
01:09:43.260 audience I'll listen anyhow no
01:09:45.000 it wasn't anything to do with Tim Paul I don't think
01:09:46.820 Tim Paul came up
01:09:48.300 I don't even think we mentioned him once or we may have just said
01:09:51.100 you appear on his show I think that was about it
01:09:52.900 wasn't anything to do with tim paul never make assumptions what do they say about people to make
01:09:57.900 assumptions especially when they're made in bad faith but thank you for listening or under watching
01:10:02.460 because hopefully you got to enjoy a conversation with phil and you're you proved yourself wrong
01:10:08.860 d18 charlie said that's american is it biblical oh i don't know what that was a reference to uh
01:10:16.380 i do like that america was founded on biblical principles though which is very very good and
01:10:22.400 It should be said more often.
01:10:24.560 You know, people keep saying,
01:10:25.320 it's Judeo-Christian.
01:10:26.340 No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
01:10:27.660 Christian.
01:10:28.520 Christianity includes both Old and New Testament.
01:10:31.300 Christianity includes the fullness of the Bible.
01:10:33.640 Christianity includes the full Christian values
01:10:35.860 that founded this land.
01:10:37.260 It's a good thing.
01:10:38.240 You don't need to add anything to it.
01:10:39.420 You don't need to take anything away from it.
01:10:40.700 Christianity should be enough.
01:10:43.820 Christian and then some said,
01:10:46.860 you're not exactly a peacemaker yourself, 0.99
01:10:49.080 so your monologue was rather rich in hypocrisies. 0.71
01:10:52.400 okay thank you um interesting take so in trying to give a monologue on peacemaking
01:11:02.580 are you saying because i'm not a peacemaker i shouldn't be giving it in which case then
01:11:06.280 how can i become a peacemaker if i don't do it but if you have a specific issue with something
01:11:11.480 i've said that isn't peacemaking then address that i'm happy to debate you on those issues
01:11:16.140 uh but uh i don't think it was a particularly hypocritical monologue i think it was
01:11:23.300 pretty straightforward and uh i mean what i say and i say what i mean ninja of spades said no the
01:11:30.480 one true church is not divided all schismatics should put aside heretical belief and join the
01:11:34.620 eastern orthodox church see what i mean about the pride right this is exactly what i mean it's like
01:11:38.220 no we are the right ones submit to us now or you're all doomed like i'm sure that's a very
01:11:45.180 persuasive argument i'm sure it's worked never precisely never like if you do truly believe you
01:11:51.740 are part of the one true church and that everyone else is wrong then your job your loving duty is
01:11:58.380 to bring people in not to push people away and comments like that do not bring people in ever
01:12:02.340 and so it's just a sin of pride you're just showing that you think you are superior to
01:12:06.440 everyone else around you you're not actually worried about anyone else's salvation i would
01:12:10.400 suggest um you know that the become orthodox is is just it's a meme at this point i don't know if
01:12:16.920 anyone's ever become orthodox from people saying become orthodox but i i am willing to give grace
01:12:21.720 and charity and say i do believe there is lots and lots of truth in orthodoxy because i see
01:12:26.580 it as one of the two major lungs of the church as a former pope once said the east and the west
01:12:32.000 and that great schism is a shame i hope that the east and west can come back together
01:12:35.760 and recognize each other truly and fully as brothers and sisters in christ that would be
01:12:39.920 amazing there aren't that many theological hurdles it's mostly cultural at this point and and a matter
01:12:45.080 of time hell's only said there is no such thing as a natural hierarchy hierarchy is not noted for
01:12:53.640 corruption or and abuse wait what hierarchy is noted for corruption and abuse that's i mean
01:12:58.180 that's untrue and any real musician knows hierarchy is the reason why many musicians get effed over
01:13:04.460 oh it sounds like you've got a victimhood complex so there is a natural hierarchy like so powers
01:13:10.540 dominions thrones so the the angelic order is hierarchical nature is hierarchical in that men
01:13:18.300 have the obligation to steward the earth and therefore all the creatures on the earth so
01:13:25.340 animals are under our dominion thanks to god in genesis he ordered the hierarchy god is above us
01:13:31.820 man follows god as one woman follows man as children follow woman like there is order in
01:13:38.720 nature so yes it is hierarchical um hierarchy is noted for corruption abuse no no we are noted for
01:13:46.480 corruption abuse doesn't matter if it's a hierarchical or egalitarian system everything
01:13:50.400 is corrupted and abused because we are sinful in our fallen nature we are the problem not the
01:13:55.860 hierarchy itself if we adhere to god's hierarchy in the beginning we wouldn't be in this mess in
01:14:00.080 the first place right if Adam and Eve had listened and obeyed God rather than the serpent in the
01:14:06.600 garden we wouldn't be in this issue but the point you make about musicians knowing hierarchy is the
01:14:13.420 reason you get heft over I mean that's that's a personal issue and I'm sorry that you feel like
01:14:17.960 you've been heft over but we don't live in a true meritocratic society so being the best isn't
01:14:25.420 always going to get you recognized and status and privilege being the hardest worker isn't always
01:14:31.000 going to get those things unfortunately it's just the way of things the world is a bit of a mess and
01:14:35.480 so sometimes people who are less talented than you will make it but for other reasons maybe they have
01:14:39.960 better connections maybe they have more money already more power influence whatever that is
01:14:44.560 the nature of the world as that we live in at present and that's because it's a fallen world
01:14:48.700 but that doesn't mean that hierarchy is your problem and sometimes people get in their own
01:14:53.160 way. Having a mentality like that is quite problematic. It's like when we tell young
01:14:57.140 black kids, you will never make anything of yourself. You will always be held back. You 0.92
01:15:00.520 are oppressed. Well, if you keep telling them that, we meditate that enough, it becomes
01:15:04.480 a self-fulfilling prophecy. What we should be saying to people is, work hard. Get your
01:15:07.820 head down. You can become anything you want to be if you strive towards it. But of course,
01:15:12.680 our true goals, our true aim in life isn't worldly success anyway. It's to become closer
01:15:17.580 to God. We want to become more holy people. We want to become saints. Like, we don't want to
01:15:23.520 become the most famous musician or the richest superstar. If we do, we're already heading in
01:15:28.340 the wrong direction. Simple as that, really. Pat the Fat said the title is insane. I like your
01:15:34.980 politics, but your theology stink. Debate or have a discussion with Jay Dyer. Oh, gosh. I have
01:15:41.040 absolutely zero interest in even talking with Jay Dyer. I don't particularly like his style.
01:15:45.800 we agree on more than we disagree on but I just don't like his I find him very confrontational
01:15:51.200 very superior attitude uninteresting to me the whole debate with me oh you're scared if you
01:15:58.720 don't it's like that's that reminds that kind of mentality reminds me of the playground it's like
01:16:02.780 bully tactics like no I just actually don't want to fight Christian against Christian I would argue
01:16:08.100 against a liberal I'll argue against a trans person I'll argue against a someone who is I 0.75
01:16:13.320 think is a heretic but I won't argue someone who I think is adheres to a lot of the truth 0.94
01:16:18.040 I would find that counterproductive my job is to bring people into the church not push them away
01:16:22.020 and I think his tactic does the opposite quite often but I think a lot of our theology is similar
01:16:28.060 so to say I should debate him because my theology stinks shows that probably you have an issue there
01:16:32.160 Pat not sure what it is but I'm glad you have a home in the church somewhere I'm glad you're
01:16:35.980 comfortable and that is it for the comments from this week last one is null your said it all
01:16:43.720 happened when the internet and social media became a thing ain't that strange it is strange imagine
01:16:47.720 the world without the internet and without social media i genuinely think it would be a better world
01:16:52.960 i know we've we've strived in a lot of ways with technology but at the same time it holds us back
01:16:58.120 in so many ways spiritually emotionally mentally uh technologically we have advanced but that's
01:17:06.220 not always a good thing we tend to see progress again in a very worldly way and i'm not convinced
01:17:11.220 that it's been to the betterment of mankind and our relationship with our lord and creator
01:17:16.560 but anyway that's enough comments for today thank you very much i always like i say i like the i
01:17:22.440 like both the nice comments and the challenging comments so do keep them coming because it's uh
01:17:26.380 It's always entertaining and engaging.
01:17:28.640 But before we wrap up, let's pause for a brief prayer.
01:17:36.580 Almighty God, the fountain of all goodness,
01:17:39.900 we humbly beseech thee to bless our sovereign leaders.
01:17:45.760 I was going to say our sovereign Lord King Charles,
01:17:47.960 but also to bless the presidents of these United States of America.
01:17:52.600 Bless our parliaments, our commonwealth.
01:17:55.160 and all leaders in positions of authority
01:17:58.780 that they may order all things in wisdom, righteousness and peace
01:18:03.320 to the honour of thy holy name
01:18:05.180 and the good of thy church and people
01:18:07.380 through Jesus Christ our Lord, Amen
01:18:09.380 in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, Amen
01:18:12.880 Thank you
01:18:14.520 The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ and the love of God
01:18:19.840 and the fellowship of the Holy Ghost be with us all evermore, Amen
01:18:23.960 thank you for watching another episode of the next crusade here on nxr studios it's been a blast
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