01:04:20.640and that there is some kind of public reaction.
01:04:24.520But of course, you're not going to form a political organization in two days and you're certainly not going to form it in six hours. So you get an immediate community reaction. You get people coming down from the local area, usually not from outside.
01:04:43.480Although, again, Ireland's small, so there's no places really very far outside.
01:04:51.280And what Clannairn did, well, first of all, out of that community response, then you have arisen a number of political parties.
01:05:04.900One that I found in myself in 2016, which was the National Party, to respond in a more coherent and organized fashion.
01:05:16.300And what I found to be lacking is, first of all, there's a lack of organization.
01:05:25.520There's certainly a lack of organization.
01:05:28.200Some people literally engage in protest against the phenomenon that's taking place in Ireland.
01:05:34.320They do so as individuals. They don't need to do it in any kind of organization, not even in a small network.
01:05:42.400And then there are other nationalist political parties, and whether it's a matter of debate,
01:05:51.320just to the extent to which they represent proper nationalism or whatever.
01:05:56.040And what's been missing, certainly in what I have felt, and this is why we formed Slaner in the last year or so,
01:06:04.320What's been missing is a coherent ideology in the response, is that the Irish people will never, and this goes back to Paul E. Pierce, who was the first president of the Irish Republic, said that the Irish people will never buy an ego.
01:06:25.340they will only ever buy into a credo um they will never buy a negative they will only they will only
01:06:32.100buy into a a a positive positive yeah so so it's one thing to say to people right yeah you asked
01:06:40.220them how many people like in the country are happy that the immigrants are coming in and how many
01:06:46.580people are happy with the immigrants coming in at this rate and you find that uh 70 to 80 percent
01:06:53.820of people are unhappy but they're not involved in any kind of organization and they aren't um
01:07:03.160it's not possible it's not possible to line them up uh shall we say at a general election time
01:07:10.480either we have that same issue here as well and canada is considerably larger than ireland
01:07:16.100but we we're being inundated with immigrants as well and you can ask at one point time like say
01:07:21.500five six years ago uh if you were to ask that question they probably would flat out call you a
01:07:26.460racist or something like that but now in the past year or so if you were going to ask that same
01:07:31.040person that question they'd be like oh my god they're turning us into india yeah yeah like
01:07:36.500that's so that they are seeing it but again a lot of people are too afraid to say anything because
01:07:42.440they're afraid of being labeled words like that racist word or anti-semitic whatever the case may
01:07:48.240be and that's what we're finding here in canada and but when it comes to ireland ireland is small
01:07:53.280and like what you were saying like a village of 500 people and they're completely inundating them
01:07:57.880with immigrants that's that's basically literal replacement yeah that's and then and then we have
01:08:04.200the media chatter on the national level talking about using uh internationalist terms i call it0.92
01:08:12.040internationalist terms and for a variety of reasons though we've come to the kikes already0.86
01:08:17.020But one of the reasons why it's an international question, when we talk about the great replacement theory, they call it this international neo-Nazi replacement theory.0.99
01:08:33.800And you're sitting down in a village of, say, three, four hundred people.
01:08:40.080And you know that this evening there's like five, six hundred immigrants are going to be housed within your small community.
01:08:51.060And they're hearing the mainstream media tell you the Great Replacement is a neo-Nazi conspiracy theory.
01:08:58.220And you're going, well, we've just been replaced.
01:09:03.800Well, if it's such a conspiracy theory, why is it on the – this is actually what you're talking about right here.
01:09:09.660This is the document head from the UN.
01:09:11.660It's from March 21st of the year 2000.
01:09:58.500So he was not only able to come up with a conspiracy theory, and he was not only able to spread this around the world in a very short space of time, but he was actually able to make it come true as well.
01:10:11.860With the help of Barbara Spector, of course.
01:10:14.060i got a question for you about nationalism in ireland because um
01:10:20.940uh it seemed to me for my whole life i'm 46 uh the irish um like my family comes uh originally
01:10:31.680from all from england and uh they're very uh they were very proud patriots and that has
01:10:38.940like gone right through my line so i'm sorry well that's what i have actually but it's as long as
01:10:47.120you say england where i don't have a problem and i don't think most irish people have a problem with
01:10:52.140with the english uh as it's the as soon as you will use the word britain yeah yeah it takes on
01:10:58.560a whole different country well yeah that's where it goes so my question is
01:11:03.360in my whole for like my whole childhood uh watching the news um
01:11:12.400belfast at least was a war zone or so it seemed for a time and there were it obviously were like
01:11:19.360you know ebbs and flows with that so uh i'm not there's no call for violence or anything like
01:11:25.320that but would would not the infrastructure of the of the people or at least how it was
01:11:34.880um like i'm not saying going around and and light off car bombs but you can go around you can use
01:11:40.200the same tactics without you know violent like violence per se well is what i'm saying so i
01:11:45.720don't i don't see a lot of that and i figured i would because you guys were such fierce patriots
01:11:53.040against the british for you know uh so i just okay curious how that got so subverted somehow
01:12:01.520well subverted is the exact word that that you'd use there and you'd use that in the context i
01:12:08.020think as well and i i would agree with you with the the even the the armed struggle is referred
01:12:16.040to against British rule in the six counties was already subverted.
01:12:34.080And therefore, the infrastructure of the, the infrastructure,
01:12:40.140Now, not the mentality or the psychology, but the infrastructure of the Irish Republican movement, it was essentially in the hands of Marxist-Leninists, at the most optimistic from the late 1970s onwards, certainly by the early 80s.
01:13:04.480But all of this wasn't incredibly obvious. Now, one of the reasons why it wasn't incredibly obvious was because, number one, the Republican movement was focused on one issue and one issue only, which was the removal of British jurisdiction from the six northeastern countries of the country.
01:13:25.400And so it was possible to ignore people, if you were within the Republican movement, or even within the armed Republican movement, it was possible to ignore the political statements and antics of the political wing, because it wasn't that important.
01:13:45.580Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's all making much more sense to me now that you're, yeah.
01:13:49.680Yeah. So, but with the coming of the Good Friday Agreement and the peace process and so forth, is the first thing that nationalists realized, real nationalists in the Republican movement realized, was that they were led by people willing to, not only to lay down arms and come to peace terms with the British government,
01:17:41.880Now, nationalists, real nationalists within that movement were ignoring that because they were getting on with the business of, well, shooting people and blowing things up.
01:17:52.920And whether you agreed with the people they shot or the people they blew up or the places they blew up was not, you know, that's not something we need to get into here.
01:18:05.320But that was where real nationalists who were involved in political, in the Republican movement were, while the political activists were engaged in advocating Marxism, Leninism.
01:18:17.800yeah yeah that explains so much because i i always always look like when i started paying
01:18:24.000attention to ireland when is when you know like the protests started getting news coverage and
01:18:28.860whatnot and then i was like what what happened to what happened to these guys like how did they
01:18:34.480how are they pro this that like i just i couldn't you know and there's so much coming at us all the
01:18:40.360time it's hard to research every single thing you know what i mean yeah so you know the extent to
01:18:47.060which I know Canadian politics is, uh, uh, beyond, uh, yeah, exactly.
01:18:52.760If you have any questions for Tom or I go, feel free.
01:19:11.660No, we have this. I made this little graphic the other day.
01:19:15.400this is pretty much what we have now mark carney who is the bank of england for many years he's
01:19:22.740basically the liquidation lawyer for canada so and he wasn't even elected the guy's never held
01:19:29.120an elected office in canada ever ever and he was just literally made prime minister of our country
01:19:34.780and the deputy prime minister we used to have christia freeland the thing that like just looked
01:19:39.400like she was on crack or meth 24 hours a day the thing that we have now is uh i don't know what0.96
01:19:45.180this guy is it looks like he's half fucking jewish half arab or something uh i swear his name is0.99
01:19:50.380literally omar algebra but he looks like he stuck his fucking finger in a light socket and had his0.99
01:19:55.280head squished in a fucking vice it's like this is this is what's running canada right now and he's0.98
01:20:00.800not even born in this country you see your teachers was right when they said you're gonna have to use0.99
01:20:05.880algebra in your daily life and you didn't believe him and now you look look at the state of you if
01:20:14.020you'd known your algebra better you wouldn't you wouldn't have made this mistake oh man like so
01:20:19.200it's a very serious serious matter i i i visited canada myself um oh it's decades ago now um
01:20:30.400And at that time, and I'm sure you can confirm because it's true of Ireland, too, is although it it was already starting to not be true of Ireland.
01:20:43.840But I was in the area around Toronto and the guests we were with, you know, they would leave their car on the streets of Toronto and not lock it.
01:29:25.220They would then have become the hyper-majority as the southern Protestants moved to the north in fear or because they simply wanted to live in a Protestant state, which, you know, whatever, but it was a separatist state.
01:29:43.960And the extent to which that has been put aside in terms of unity of acknowledging a common threat is not really for a Southerner like myself to say, in the sense that it would be a cheek of me because I never lived under like what would be called British domination.
01:30:50.120And there did develop a kind of two separate societies, a Northern Ireland society and a Southern Ireland society.
01:31:02.180And the Southern Ireland society was pretty much insulated from the events going on in Northern Ireland, unless you directly intervened yourself in a very motivated way.
01:31:14.840So, but within Northern Ireland then, and within the six county statelet, there was this division, which was a very much a, an ascendancy, an oppressed division.
01:31:32.300And this is, of course, where the language or the narrative of Marxism, Leninism, made its way into the Republican movement.
01:31:46.140It was able to present itself as representing true Irish republicanism because in the same way as the Viet Cong was able to present itself not so much as communist, but as a Vietnamese nationalist against the French colonizers.
01:32:10.780And the Marxist-Leninist narrative, as soon as the peace came, or as soon as the independence came, the Marxist-Leninist narrative didn't come forward until then.
01:32:24.620Up until then, there was just a fighting, and the same thing was happening here.
01:32:28.580Now, the extent to which the two communities at a grassroots level have put those differences aside is, I think, sometimes exaggerated and sometimes too optimistically viewed from the outside, because it seems too obviously a thing that should be done.
01:34:03.560I mean, I can read it and I can, you know, but I can't relate to it.
01:34:07.260And I can't, you know, and I don't know anybody who, like I've talked to people who have this perspective and I've tried to take on board what they're saying.
01:34:16.820and um and the fact that they're listening to me at all is indicative of of something that would not
01:34:24.400have been the case uh 10 years ago you know even a conversation between a southerner never mind a
01:34:31.780southern nationalist and a northern protestant unionist the reason why i asked that question
01:34:37.200was is because it was last spring when i was watching what was again a lot of the pushback0.93
01:34:42.020of the migrants coming in some of the places getting burned down and shit like that um i was0.74
01:34:46.440watching some of the some of the the protest movements going on with the and some of the0.95
01:34:51.700banners were quite interesting to me because a couple of them that i've seen they were they were
01:34:56.120they were protestants and catholics together like and lots of them and it would it said that right
01:35:02.420in the banner like coming together as one type of deal so that's what kind of made me think that
01:35:06.260and wonder if that was actually really going on or if that was just like a kind of like an isolated
01:35:09.660thing for just like in a protest or whatever so that's that's initially why i did ask the question
01:35:14.520I think in reality, that is more of an effort to create a media narrative so that to associate the pushback against the immigrant influx, both North and South, with a betrayal of republicanism and a betrayal of nationalism.
01:35:41.160because certainly in a softer way, in a non-violent and non-sectarian way,
01:35:52.740republicanism is pretty much the soft underbelly, like default position of the average Irish person.
01:36:01.440And the nationalist movements which have grown out of the reaction to the immigration issue
01:36:08.160Issues have naturally latched onto republicanism, as we do indeed, as the historical resonance for us of what it means to be a nationalist.
01:36:25.840And so the media have sought to an extent to suggest that there is some kind of a collaboration, not cross-community collaboration, but a collaboration between the loyalist paramilitaries or the unionist paramilitary groups and certain of the political groups in the South who are opposed to immigration.
01:36:52.440And thereby saying, well, they're not real nationalists
01:36:57.840Because they actually, quote-unquote, are working for the enemy
01:37:03.000I.e. loyalism, but i.e. really the British government as a consequence
01:37:09.780And to use, essentially, and both the Irish and British government
01:37:14.700Going along with this mainstream narrative as well
01:37:17.660of using the old struggle that they obviously tried to put away,
01:37:25.660but using now that old struggle to suggest
01:37:29.200that there is some kind of an inauthenticity
01:37:34.080and a lie at the heart of this nationalist reaction in the South.
01:37:39.220And that lie is to be found in this imaginary association.
01:37:44.640But having said that, for me and for the vast majority of Irish nationalists, the presence of the British Union flag at a protest of any kind about anything is something that most of us would find deeply repugnant.
01:38:12.580Quite literally, part of the Union flag is the Psalter of St. Patrick, which is the diagonal Red Cross on the British flag.
01:38:23.340And that is a claim. It was originally introduced to the flag design in 1801, which is the Act of Union, which brought the whole island of Ireland under direct Westminster rule.
01:42:30.460Well, see, when I seen that particular protest, that's kind of when I started doing a little bit more digging myself into who they were.1.00
01:42:36.740And that's when I really noticed the Yiddish stench to them.1.00
01:42:38.920uh terry you look like you had to you were about to you want to ask a question0.99
01:42:41.940uh i can't hear you you're mic you're muted terry i'm muted so that's probably why i couldn't
01:42:49.660interrupt earlier i did get the sense that you were yeah i didn't realize i didn't make any
01:42:58.100noise so i just kept talking sorry yeah yeah it's okay um i was gonna say usually what hangs right
01:43:04.020behind me um is a union jack flag which is uh funnily enough that it's not here today and it's
01:43:10.880not it has nothing to do with uh well that's it then if it's not if you didn't do it on purpose
01:43:18.380then that's an act of fate right yeah it was an act of fate because i i needed it for to teach the
01:43:25.020the scout troop i'm uh help lead uh for flag day here so i needed it as a like okay this was our
01:43:31.840flag then it was this then it was you know i'm flying the red ensign right here yeah and up in
01:43:37.600the top corner yes there is the union jack of it but me personally like okay yes i have our english
01:43:43.000ancestors not british english and but also norman english as well so it's a little i got some weird
01:43:49.420ancestry there but what i can see visibly there is the the harp which is the the yeah and the
01:43:57.800heraldic symbol now that's a direct uh that also is a direct claim uh uh on sovereignty of the
01:44:07.240island of art yeah yeah it was put there the four images show the founding nations the
01:44:13.920who canada is yeah so what this what this means on our flag is uh the these four crests here are
01:44:22.520the four founding nations or the ethnic ethnic peoples that actually founded canada the french
01:44:27.260the english the irish and the scots and so that's what these four mean and so in i believe it was
01:44:32.920what 1967 they changed our flag to the maple leaf flag that everybody knows now is canada's flag0.82
01:44:38.640and that was really when they changed that's when we as we like to say the jews finally took control1.00
01:44:44.400over our country and when they started completely inundating us with everything global homo0.99
01:44:49.700fucking like immigration everything is when they turned it to this flag i don't know if you can't0.96
01:44:54.140it was july 1st 1967 all of a sudden just that day multiculturalism was our strength0.97
01:45:02.860it wasn't the day before but that day it became multiculturalism became our strength
01:45:09.220yeah well i find that um we're having the same argument i don't know uh at one point you had
01:45:17.640a change in national anthem as well too yeah they changed some words because they you know
01:45:21.960feelings right yeah they do that every few years you can't have they took out it was uh in all
01:45:28.700thy son's command to uh in all our son's command or no all of us command in all of us
01:45:35.820nationalistic to communistic i don't even i just think it the old way they had to make it gender
01:45:44.980inclusive and then they had to make gender fluid and then it made no sense to have made it gender
01:52:47.320The first Dáil, which is the Irish Parliament,
01:52:50.280the first Dáil was essentially made up of members of Parliament
01:52:55.960who had been elected to serve in Westminster,
01:52:59.040who refused to go and reformed their own Parliament
01:53:04.720as representatives of the majority of Irish people in Dublin.
01:53:08.980But then the British government declared that parliament an illegal assembly, and that's what led to the War of Independence.
01:53:19.980That's what led to the actual shooting, shall we say.
01:53:23.100You know, after 1916, there was a period of political constitutional maneuvering as the Republican forces gained dominance of the narrative at the time.
01:53:35.000And then, but the British went, well, no, what you're calling parliament is not really a parliament, it's an illegal assembly, but it's a group of British MPs who are gathering together saying we're using our mandate as elected to the British parliament to indicate that we democratically represent the Irish people.
01:54:01.760But we are meeting together solely the Irish members of that parliament with a view to forming a new parliament.
01:54:12.160Now, right, the average Irish person probably takes that for granted, that the Dáil is fine, the Dáil is legitimate, the Dáil, there's no question, there's no problem with it, that's democracy, that's fine.
01:54:26.460Yeah. Okay. Me, me makes me want to throw, right? It's made me want to throw since I first came in contact with the phenomenon of parliamentary democracy, never mind the origins of it.
01:54:44.840Mm hmm. And no, I would say is that one of the reasons why Colin Aaron exists, as I said, is to is to bring a broader perspective to this nationalist movement and say, look, here's here's what we need to do.
01:55:01.380Yeah, I get what you're saying, right?0.98
01:55:04.540You want, to the average person, you want the immigrants gone.1.00
01:55:09.360But do you know why the immigrants are here?1.00
01:55:12.800And it's not as simple as, oh, well, they just came here for the benefits and whatever.
01:55:17.480Well, that may have been the personal motivation of any given individual immigrant
01:55:22.220or the so-called economic opportunities, etc.
01:55:26.460But how do you get a mass influx of, in such a coordinated way, and how do you get government policy to completely reorientate itself towards accommodating this mass influx of foreigners, leaving out the racial question, but foreigners?
01:55:48.220Well, that has to have happened through the political system.
01:55:51.300And then so if you're going to change the the if you're going to change the dynamics of the trajectory of mass influx of immigrants, then you're going to have to change the political representatives.
01:56:10.600If you have to change the political representatives from the ones who support what's going on, then you're going to have to have a political party.1.00
01:56:18.820But it's not going to be able to just say, well, we would get rid of the immigrants.0.99
01:56:23.480It's going to have to have some kind of coherent philosophy of government, which says that, yeah, this is what we would do day one.1.00
01:56:32.100Yeah, absolutely. Remigration en masse. Remigration en masse on day one. Yeah. But here's day two. And day two is an economic policy. And here's day three. And it's a housing policy. And here's day four. And it's a social policy. And here's day five. And it's an education policy.1.00
01:56:51.800And so within that, and broader than that, and this is where, because we had a political party in the National Party that had a coherent framework in the policy sense, you know, but it did not diverge fundamentally from what the average Irish people would understand, you know,
01:57:19.380as to be an alternative way of doing things,
01:58:08.600And then we would have had the, you know, then we, so yes, we would have, we would have had a monarchical, a Gaelic monarchical system, but the last time there would have been a recognized high king or a king in Ireland that would have been recognized by all of the clans as rightfully the king of Ireland would be literally, as I said, you would have to go back centuries and centuries.
02:03:49.440Exactly, which is the same political establishment that we have in the South.
02:03:53.460Yeah, it's direct. The manner in which the global elite directly interferes in Irish politics in the South is more through the European Union and more through the Brussels.
02:04:08.060Not even the Brussels Parliament, which is not that powerful, but the Commission and the Court of Justice of the European Union would be, and the Council of Ministers, they would be the powerhouse of the, they're where the big decisions are made in Europe.
02:04:31.640and then they are just imposed on ireland yeah and uh and they are and the vast majority of irish
02:04:37.000people are accepting of that situation number one because they don't see it necessarily as
02:04:44.520happening and and secondly um is that they're broadly speaking they're kind of happy with the
02:04:54.120results thus far now that when you say thus far of course you come to the question of
02:05:02.920what the hell has happened in the last 10 years yeah you see you you said your age and i'm i'm
02:05:09.400i'm i'm about a decade older than that um right we know change right we've seen different eras
02:05:17.720I mean, you just do if you've had a number of decades.
02:05:24.820But what the hell happened in the last 10 years?
02:05:27.700And I mean, I don't even mean, oh, it was bad as opposed to good.
02:05:31.660I mean, I'll go to the decade before that and I'll say that the general direction was bad.
02:05:37.540But the general direction was understandable.
02:05:41.360and you couldn't comprehend what was going on
02:05:47.040and it was progressively going in the same direction
02:06:21.100In the past 10 years, it has what I like to call quickened because it has.
02:06:25.840And not just Ireland, all over the Western world, particularly the white Western world.0.53
02:06:31.300They're doing these things also in other countries as well, but they're doing it a little bit slower or in different manners of speaking, whatever the case may be.
02:06:37.480but when it comes to white western countries like ireland britain all of europe whatever the case
02:06:42.180may be it is a direct attack on us and by any and all means possible right down from economic
02:06:50.240political agricultural education social everything so we've you've seen it in ireland the past 10
02:06:59.940years you've said what the hell's happened in the past 10 years and in layman terms i like to put it0.99
02:07:04.620global homo is fucking taking over everything they're fucking fagifying everything and we all1.00
02:07:10.340know who runs this damn thing and if people would actually look at the actual enemy that has been1.00
02:07:15.900doing this to all of our countries and look at who they are going back well over a few thousand years0.98
02:07:22.220that they've been doing this to our countries and our people then people might get a good0.59
02:07:26.860understanding of what the actual fuck is going on yeah and so we all have these issues going on in0.87
02:07:33.680our countries but only people like us will sit and look at the actual problem and who's creating0.99
02:07:40.740the fucking problem because we're not afraid of these little retarded words they like to call us0.96
02:07:45.640these little meaningless words like anti-semite that all like when i'm called an anti-semite i go0.99
02:07:49.520oh i'm just gonna assume you're a pedophile then if you're gonna call me that so like this is what
02:07:54.780i'm talking about people they just have to get over this this stigma and understand who has been0.82
02:08:02.900doing this to us now when it comes to ireland and the european countries the european union
02:08:08.880is one of the main progenitors or main causes of that going on in europe now over in over in
02:08:15.160north america we have basically uh the un is a big big controller of over here yeah but all but
02:08:22.540also in europe as well but they do it under the guise of european union and if people would do
02:08:26.860a little bit of fucking research on the european union they soon figured out that it was kalergi's
02:08:30.740plan the whole idea was basically turn the whole place to one communist state and turn everybody0.98
02:08:35.300into mud people that was literally the same here with north america yeah it's literally it's0.88
02:08:41.500literally in the plan but but like i mean you get something like the great replacement that people
02:08:47.040can actually physically see in front of their eyes and you get that described as a neo-nazi
02:08:52.640conspiracy theory and you have people who can see this going on and go yeah but the right they the
02:09:01.680people are talking about the great replacement theory are are essentially neo-nazi conspiracy
02:09:07.220theorists well okay here's the view i take on it which is if you're and this is the political
02:09:14.520position that i've had since i was a child so a the there's the optics of it and there's the
02:09:21.000um whether like it's acceptable or whether at this point that is actually necessary to break
02:09:29.640the stranglehold of the optics but my political philosophy is openly national socialist openly
02:09:36.880national so yeah 100 and i have taken the view i've done conservative politics i've done
02:09:44.100conservative politics i've done it from a conservative angle from a right of center
02:09:48.040angle from a from a hard right angle whatever and i've always taken the view um you know when
02:09:54.740when you're in a court case they you put your hand on the bible and you say um you'll tell the truth
02:10:01.400the whole truth and nothing but the truth well i i took the view as a as a young national socialist
02:10:08.600looking at the practicalities of of of introducing that as a as a successful political ideology as
02:10:16.100something that could come to power and government as not being practicable.
02:10:21.180And so, therefore, I took the view that so long as, in terms of honor,
02:10:25.460so long as I told the truth and nothing but the truth, I was within the bounds of honor.
02:10:32.480But I was not in a position to tell the whole truth.
02:10:37.420And what I have discovered, and I had a medium degree of success,
02:10:46.100uh in influencing politics i i didn't never wanted to be a member of parliament don't still to this
02:10:52.100day don't want to be a member of dollar uh it's not it's something i'd be willing to do and i'd
02:10:58.500even be willing to be a member of the european parliament theoretically i ran for the european
02:11:03.220parliament in the last like uh european elections never mind that i've made no efforts to actually
02:11:09.540get elected, but that's neither here nor there.
02:11:14.020By technically having my name on the ballot
02:11:17.640paper, I'm technically a candidate. So I'm acknowledging that
02:11:21.640if enough people had voted for me, even though
02:11:25.660I didn't go out and ask anybody to by some
02:11:29.680accident, then I would have taken my seat.
02:11:33.660And the same would be if I was a candidate.
02:11:36.840But anyway, that's a separate question.0.99
02:11:40.620The question then was, as we were confronted with the immigrants coming in,0.97
02:11:46.240and as you were confronted with the normal person wanting the immigrants that were coming in0.96
02:11:50.280to be the immigrants that are going out, and you say to them,
02:11:54.480well, you see, that's not possible within the current political structure.
02:11:59.500And you get people who are anti-abortion.
02:12:02.000This takes me back to my very early political activism.0.77
02:13:34.000Ireland, actually, homosexual acts, now not homosexuality, because what is homosexuality exactly, but the acts associated with that orientation, or the particular acts associated with that orientation, was illegal in Ireland until 1994.
02:14:02.180So that's how recent. So the shock to the system of the Irish people is, while the pace has been gathering in all of the Western European white countries, the pace in Ireland has had to be particularly fast because we started particularly behind.0.66
02:24:04.360It's something that Britain has always understood.
02:24:07.360And weirdly, Britain's enemies on the continent have had a, like, have only, like, Irish people have gone to those enemies on the continent.
02:24:16.140But you have your own, like, high cliff walls in the northwest part of Ireland, yeah.
02:27:56.280But what we're seeing in the last three to four years is a new phenomenon of, as we call it here, military-aged males, very fit, very capable, usually from war zones, but what one might call ex-war zones.
02:28:21.180in other words the war is not going on anymore so you're thinking to yourself now is when you
02:28:27.360decided you needed refugees and where's your family yeah where's your family where's your
02:28:33.120wife and kids guys and uh and but it's the old adage right more more precisely where were you
02:28:39.860during the actual war well never never mind what side you were on where we're like the winning
02:28:44.280side, losing side, where were you during that war that you're now claiming to be a refugee
02:28:52.320from because you're of the age that you should have been and therefore must have been conscripted
02:29:02.240into the armed force either of the rebel side or the government side. Either the rebel side
02:29:09.260one and is now the government or the government side one and you know whatever and then within
02:29:16.220ireland you have the camps that they're moving them into with prefabricated buildings and they
02:29:23.200are built in the military style yes i've seen the pictures in the military style in a way that the
02:29:30.820irish people never housed its own army in that military style because the irish army was never
02:29:37.260big enough i'm seeing the same i've seen the same type of photographs out of ireland out of the
02:29:43.720united states i've seen a couple out of england as well um just different places around even here
02:29:49.180in canada i've seen the exact same type of layout they look like military barracks yeah yeah and
02:29:55.680the people going in there um do not seem to uh let's let's let's put it this way
02:35:07.460they're lost or whatever and you tell them
02:35:09.460you know what you're looking for isn't whatever but his attitude is immediately hostile
02:35:15.160and he's immediately aggressive and is immediately is like i'm i'm saying the best case scenario is
02:35:23.300he rings the irish police and she gets arrested but yeah yeah no it is he ain't bringing nobody
02:35:30.880about nothing as trevor benson says here he sure didn't look hungry or deprived
02:35:35.800Yeah, he's going to deal with this himself. And he's going to deal with this right now with whatever degree of violence is necessary. And the fact that she still has a recording is testimony to the fact that it didn't go that far because of obviously any evidence of that.
02:35:57.060uh she was probably live streaming it yeah any evidence of that would have been would have been
02:36:03.240removed from look it would have gone to a very bad place very quickly i don't think that man
02:36:08.160would have cared had she had it been live street i don't think for all we know that actually might
02:36:12.940already be scrubbed and i was just lucky enough to grab it when i did because that doesn't happen
02:36:17.780no i've seen that i've seen that i'm seeing that footage because i recognize the buildings in the
02:36:22.600background and there was other footage that i have there's other footage that i have and i was
02:36:26.280actually looking for it earlier because because i want to talk about this because to me it's very
02:36:30.120concerning um there was other footage i have it was a group of them again all all military age
02:36:36.440males every one of them literally built like brick shit houses you can tell that they're operators
02:36:41.760they are not migrants they are like basically a foreign army and almost like um i don't know like0.99
02:36:47.580they look like a saudi type of light arabic like they you know what i mean like that type of light
02:36:53.720arabic um and soon as i've seen these guys my mind immediately went to these are freaking operators
02:37:00.200those are not migrants and so where we're told they're from where we're told they're from is
02:37:07.380from syria and afghanistan so these so these how these have all the look of war veterans
02:37:14.860some of them yeah you know and they've done they've done they've done some military service
02:37:21.440If they haven't, why haven't they? Let me put it this way.
02:37:26.860Bashar al-Assad was in charge in Syria. Why didn't he recruit these people?
02:37:33.800They were either in rebellion against him or he had recruited them into his army.
02:37:39.880There is no way that in a conflict situation within a country like Syria or a country like Afghanistan,
02:37:46.660And a young man of that age and of that physical build would not be immediately snapped up into the armed force either of the government or of some insurgency.
02:38:03.360If they can't get away in Ukraine, they can't get away in those other countries.0.94
02:38:09.360And another thing when it comes to – particularly when it comes to Ireland and, like, fucking Israel, one thing that really appalled me amongst a lot of shit about Israel is when they were talking about Gaza refugees, they were basically saying that, quote, Ireland has a legal obligation to take them due to their past history of anti-Semitism.0.98
02:38:29.280now how much more fucking arrogant can you get than that like and i'm sitting here again i'm i0.98
02:38:35.500don't i was not i was not born in ireland i'm not an irish citizen i have irish blood yes but0.99
02:38:40.340i'm not an irishman okay and i'm sitting here over in canada's listening to this going are0.80
02:38:45.300you fucking kidding me like seriously i like i'm not going to get into the words that i was0.94
02:38:51.860expressing um but like as an irishman that's that's got to be one of the most insulting0.99
02:38:57.480fucking things like i don't know like well one of the way one of the way one of the ways when in0.96
02:39:04.160which they have framed it in particular because the the the vast majority of the protests against0.99
02:39:10.580israel in ireland uh would have would be coming from a leftist perspective exactly so pro-palestinian
02:39:18.100but for but very much from a leftist perspective so not anti-semitic uh not anti-jewish in fact
02:40:19.900racial answer or you don't have an ethnic
02:40:21.680answer for that you you are in favor of taking refugees in principle and you are you are saying
02:40:29.420and it's true is that they are being slaughtered by the israeli defense forces i don't know i i
02:40:37.680don't know at what point the israeli defense forces operated in the defensive position
02:40:43.080they haven't they they never have i don't know in one given situation maybe there was a barracks
02:40:51.340somewhere at one point that was attacked. They had to defend that for maybe an hour or two before.
02:40:56.860They're too busy making TikTok videos. But the reality, the reality is, is that yeah,
02:41:03.100they are killing, they are killing people. They're not killing Hamas. They're not killing Hamas0.63
02:41:10.860because... No, they're basically committing genocide. They created, well, they created Hamas.0.96
02:41:16.140They created that terrorist organization. It's entirely a Mossad operation. It always has been. And so you create your terrorist organization. Then you have your terrorist organization supposedly attack your country, which, by the way, your Israeli defense forces just aren't present.0.68
02:41:38.760yeah and you have you have a music festival which is moved uh more than a hundred miles0.75
02:41:45.180from inside the country to near the border yeah so these so these foreign terrorists and then0.67
02:41:52.420you have a thing called the hannibal directive yeah which is and so you go in you mow down
02:42:00.060everybody and then you go uh and then you you you uh and this this is particularly striking in what
02:42:06.120in the context of what we've said before
02:48:58.920Now, then on the other side, that's this atrocity propaganda of what happened October 7th is the reason why we have to, this terrorist organization, by the way, Hamas, which is underground, we're going to have to blow up everything above ground in order to kill the people who we have said are living in tunnels under the ground.0.92
02:49:28.920what yeah exactly so like people like new york shows us jews are pretty good at going through0.92
02:49:36.280tunnels yeah the only tunnels in the world that cannot be filled0.95
02:49:43.040oh man that was hilarious when that came out because again that was around it was just after
02:49:50.660october 7th the whole jewish thing was being talked about in the main street everybody was0.92
02:49:54.620talking about it and they're doing everything that they can to shut it up and all of a sudden
03:03:30.760If you look at Libya, again, see that's one thing that a lot of people don't understand when you talk about national social media.
03:03:37.720As soon as you talk about it, everybody thinks of like Hitler, oh my God, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
03:03:42.040But if you take him out of it and just look at the actual aspect of the system itself, the system itself, take whoever's the head of it out of it.
03:03:51.240but everybody wants to equate a guy with a mustache to it,
03:05:45.400So you're going to have to get past the propaganda machine that created the Hitler is a demon myth anyway.
03:05:55.720If you're accepting from the get-go that that demon myth cannot be shattered, then you're accepting that a myth that is created by this propaganda machine cannot be shattered.0.75
03:06:08.860And if it cannot be shattered about the Second World War and Adolf Hitler,
03:06:13.240it's very unlikely that it can be shattered about anything else either.0.85
03:07:36.420She, well, I do kind of, I do, I can talk to people who are not national socialists, but it's with some degree of patience, right, rather than, rather than the light.
03:07:55.580but what i'm saying is that here's the here's a system under which we can be free
03:08:05.520here's a system that is proven to be uh unsubvertible from the inside and here is a a a way
03:08:17.240of doing it uh that will oh yeah it will bring upon you all these accusations but it will be
03:11:24.680we are minorities in our own countries.
03:11:26.620And if you're not physically going to live
03:11:29.720in that environment yourself as a middle-aged person,
03:11:34.520If you're very optimistic about the timeframe under which this happens, and you have to be very, very bloody optimistic, I would say, to say that from middle age to a quiet death in your bed surrounded by family is going to be available to you if you're under 60, right?
03:11:56.620But then, even, do you care about your children?
03:12:58.060like it says how old the president can be or whatever and stuff like that but they have to
03:13:03.360have stake in the game you know yeah well i would say i don't know if you could necessarily put it
03:13:11.400i think people's psychology needs to to move to that rather than it be because like if you're
03:13:18.700going to artificially implement it in like at a certain age uh you're too old to to to to run the
03:13:25.880country even if your compass mentee isn't and still physically yeah i was speaking of the
03:13:30.600minimum age but yeah but yeah there is a there's this there's a case for saying yeah if if if you
03:13:37.860have no children and you've got no grandchildren uh so you have no you have no stake in the next
03:13:44.080generation then perhaps at least your motives have to be looked at a little bit more carefully
03:13:52.700like as me it's like i i don't have children personally like terry he's he's a father i'm
03:14:00.140your father obviously but me personally i don't have children but i don't see it like that i do
03:14:06.100see it as yes i do have a stake in the game because like even though i don't have children
03:14:09.960that does not mean that i would not fight for my neighbor's children or for the for our continuance
03:14:16.240of our people so like that's kind of like how i see my role in this it's like yes i'm not a father
03:14:21.600I don't have that particular skin in the game, but I'm more than willing to sacrifice my skin in this game so the next person's skin can survive in this game.
03:14:31.540Yeah. And you've, but my, the only point I'm making here is you've taken on that moral obligation freely, but everything that you sacrifice for this movement, you're aware is a straightforward sacrifice because, because first of all, you're sacrificing it for yourself.
03:14:52.520And none of, if you haven't got children, none of it, no one that is of your bloodline is going to benefit from it either.
03:15:01.540Your people are going to benefit from it.
03:15:13.440But I would say that it is suspicious when the governments of the countries of all of a continent divided into like 20, 30, 40 countries, that maybe 20 of those, the heads of government, the actual exercisers of forward power, face power, if you want to call it, based on the screen, on the TV screen power,
03:15:42.120is that they have no intergenerational stake
03:22:38.880and i would go it's not working and it's the moderation that's stopping it from working
03:22:46.260yeah well the reason why i asked that question is because um i'm noticing uh across a lot of
03:22:53.420this particular collective and people don't like to use the word collective but this is exactly
03:22:57.960kind of in the sense of what we need to survive um and people like actually just earlier today
03:23:05.500on facebook i was it wasn't like an argument with somebody but it was more of like a conversation
03:23:09.620right and uh it was some an rand post and they're going on about uh oh the the communists the
03:23:16.180socialists and the fascists all sitting around a table kind of deal right and this picture every0.99
03:23:20.260every one of them was black and so here's me being the asshole i write in us nationalists0.99
03:23:25.060would deport all three of them right and all of a sudden there's a comment back to me oh good look1.00
03:23:29.920at you fighting collectivism with collectivism i go well actually yeah it's what's the high0.90
03:23:35.640mind of said collectivism what their core value is is what is the issue if you have like a marxist
03:23:41.660leninist type of collective ideology which is the whole design of that is to destroy
03:23:46.420compared to a nationalist collective where the whole idea behind that is to empower uh to build
03:23:53.760to to last to ever last kind of deal see people don't understand these two differences and so
03:23:59.460when another thing that people are understanding is where collective is actually actually comes0.94
03:24:03.020from is comes from what we originally came from was fucking tribes we're all the tribal species0.93
03:24:09.020it doesn't matter what actually really what color we are we're all the tribal species so when it0.96
03:24:13.420comes to the european aspect of this that's essentially well what we are and when we have
03:24:19.580that you see that's why i prefer to use the term tribal over collectivism but it's what we need
03:24:25.300and that's why i like to talk to people again and like we've been seeing this quite a bit in the
03:24:29.020past couple of years this of us getting together and getting to form this collective even though
03:24:33.680yes we're in different countries but understanding and building this so when the other side sees this0.98
03:24:39.640they're like shit and we ultimately get the reaction in some cases that we actually want0.98
03:24:46.180because i'm i'm the kind of person that likes to poke them to the point where they expose themselves1.00
03:24:51.940so we it's the whole idea of maintaining that moral high ground in what we're doing and that's
03:24:59.740why i again why i asked like the whole gut instinct the whole like that gut aspect because
03:25:05.020again your gut will tell you if you're doing something fucking wrong like as a child right0.83
03:25:09.320like if you're like stealing some of your mother's purse you know you're like i shouldn't be doing0.98
03:25:12.580this but you know what i mean something like that right and i personally have not had that
03:25:18.260i had more of that when i was back about five years ago when i would didn't converse with
03:25:23.840anybody i was literally by my alone in this kind of deal and that's when i kind of had the gut
03:25:28.180instinct of like okay i can't be quiet anymore so that's when it turned on me and so that's another
03:25:35.380reason why i asked these questions you're not the first one i've asked this question a lot of people
03:25:38.360that i get on that are in this particular national nationalist aspect i always ask this question0.86
03:25:43.600Because, again, it's a spiritual thing to me as well, because what we are actually dealing with in our own aspects, in our own little collectives, tribes or whatever, is a literal fucking fight between good and evil.0.96
03:25:55.340Yeah. Yeah. And to place it in spiritual terms is, in the language of spiritual warfare, is something that I've come across about four or five distinct times in the last two, three weeks.0.96
03:26:14.620where somebody has presented it and said
03:26:43.640i'm also a folk over faith like like that's one problem i would we've been kind of seeing a little
03:26:48.840bit in these circles a lot is people are arguing over what freaking god they're believing in and0.63
03:26:53.440i understand that everybody's got their own religious aspects that's perfectly fucking fine
03:26:57.700but right now we need to actually kind of not forget about that because that'll just completely
03:27:02.780defeat the purpose of what we're trying to fucking do but just kind of put that aside for right now
03:27:07.340focus on us as a species first and that's why we kind of like the whole folk over faith like folk0.92
03:27:13.660before faith right now because if we don't do that we're gonna self-destruct and that's why
03:27:18.620sometimes you're seeing that and hearing that in some of these spaces that people will go off from0.97
03:27:22.220these massive religious fucking debates between heathens and christians whatever the case could be0.97
03:27:26.380and that's divisive we need to stop doing that and just get as a collective species and that's0.98
03:27:32.300one thing that i like to try to do and uh and another guy on x he likes to try to do the same
03:27:37.940thing as well because if we don't do that we're all cooked because that's one thing that they're
03:27:42.740using against us as well yeah right well i would say there is uh i'm a practicing roman catholic
03:27:49.160myself and by practicing i mean i'm practicing
03:27:54.120i have not played a very good tune a lot of the time i still have to learn the instruments
03:28:02.980right that's that's but that's where i'm coming from and that's uh and that's um but within
03:28:08.720the the uh catholic teaching is the the the central to in fact the catholic teaching is
03:28:15.700it's two concepts is one that there is a supernatural law that's that's given it to
03:28:20.660us directly by God from true to Catholic church and true scripture, right?
03:28:26.060But that the natural law is there inherent in the human being before he ever hears a
03:28:36.000word of scripture or before he ever hears any religious instruction of any kind.
03:28:43.840And that the moral person is somebody who fundamentally follows the natural law.
03:28:54.580Now, having heard the supernatural law, then the Catholic teaching is that you are obliged to follow it because you have heard the good news.
03:29:06.060And then you are obliged to accept or reject it.
03:29:11.200OK, but the fundamental, shall we say, obligation of every human being by virtue of his humanity is to be aligned himself according to the natural law, because that's understanding that from a religious metaphysical perspective.
03:29:36.580It's merely just saying, what is, is there because God put it there.
03:29:42.600And if God put it there, it's naturally good.
03:29:46.660And so therefore, if you can't be naturally good, then believing in God's not going to help.
03:29:57.560Because if you can't abide by the rules that your very core of your being in the nature of yourself as a human being is telling you, then there ain't no books going to tell you, there isn't any philosophy that's going to tell you, there's no political programs going to tell you, and no ideology.
03:30:25.380Because if you can't tell right from wrong, or more precisely, if you can tell right from wrong, because you can, and you always follow the wrong, well, you're looking for a political solution.