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In this episode, we discuss the concept of the kosher food tax, and why it is a bad idea. We also discuss milk, and whether or not milk should be considered kosher. And we have a special guest on the show this week.
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patient and raise your hand. And if Carl chooses to call on you during his presentation, that's
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great. But for the most part, he wants to get through a load of this information and then call
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on hands afterwards. But please share the space and don't be afraid to request the mic. I know
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last time it was kind of just me and Carl going back and forth, but this is a perfect opportunity
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for you to ask Carl anything related to the topic. And if things are, you know, National
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Socialist related, he is your guy, but he's also a big brain with a lot of other information.
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So looking forward to it, Carl. Let's fucking go.
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Okay, one second. I'm just going to put your article in the chat for you.
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So something completely irrelevant, Carl, and it's actually pretty funny. I don't know
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if you have pets, but I close my bedroom door and my cat immediately starts meowing at the
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door to go out. I open the door, let the cat out, close the door, and he immediately meows
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Yeah, I have cats. We also have dogs as well. So we have both. And the cats bully the dogs.
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The dogs are huge, but the cats bully them, as invariably they do.
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Oh, right. I think we've got enough. Wait, we'll give a couple of people time to join.
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So, without further ado, the kosher food tax, what is it? Essentially, it's an idea whereby
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we are paying, we as consumers, we as shoppers, we are paying money to Jewish organizations to have
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our food certified as kosher. Now, what is it? I mean, what is cash? What is kosher? Kosher
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it just means permitted in, I think it's Yiddish. And whereas the opposite of that is taif or torn,
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which just, which basically is synonymous with not permitted. So it's a system of rules that is
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quite extensive. There's a whole sub literature and commentary on cash rush and how it works and
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what is and what is not permissible. I've read quite a lot of it. It is very boring. And I wouldn't
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recommend it to most people unless you really want to understand how it all works. But synopsis of it
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is it's a series of rules, positive and negative, that drive everything to do with Jewish food and
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Jewish certification. So as long as Jewish, as long as the food is, has XYZ characteristic or doesn't
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have ABC characteristic, therefore it's okay. Traditionally speaking, in terms, it's best known
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in terms of meat. So it has to be richly, a animal has to be richly slaughtered by a shishishter.
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There is a corollary on this, but I'll talk about that in a minute. But it also has to
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have, it also has to be, it can't, was it, it can't be split, it has to be split hooved and it
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can't chew its own crud, its own cut, as they say, which is basically means it doesn't, as I
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remember, it's, I can't remember exactly what it is, but they have to essentially, essentially it
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means that pigs are not, pigs are, pigs and sea, and basically most crustaceans are not
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permitted, whereas most, whereas a lot of animals are. The origin of the pig thing, ironically, lies
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in the Bible. If you read your Bible, you will know the Philistines, the, basically who were
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the sea peoples, who were the Mycenaean Greeks. They are the people of Homer. So when you read
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of Achilles, of Diomedes fighting Hector, you're reading of the Mycenaean Greeks, aka the Philistines.
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So, what kind of, you know, how does it work, for lack of a better term? Essentially, you've
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got, these commandments go from the pretty general, like, for example, there can't, there
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has to be some kind of process to get the blood out of the animal, to the banal, to basically
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what they call the milk regulation. So you probably don't know this, but Jewish milk is, milk is
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a massively big issue in Kashris, because it has to be produced by Jews for Jews. And
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so they even have their own brands of milk. They have a special type of milk in Israel,
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for example, that is, and they also have it in the US to some degree, whereby it's, it's,
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it's every, all the milking is done by, quote, unquote, an Orthodox Jew. So the point being
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that it's not in any way associated with non-Jews. The entire point of the Kashris regulations
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has been argued, quite rightly, probably in my opinion, to separate Jews from non-Jews,
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and to essentially create a distance between them, and also to stop any mixing. So basically,
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if you stop any mixing at food, at table, you then stop any intercourse, you stop any marriages,
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you stop any, so basically, it's a way of keeping Jewry pure, for lack of a better term.
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So what's the effect? The truth is everything. In reality, as you probably heard of things like
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halal clothing in Islam, Judaism has the same thing. So everything from water, to salad, to
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clothing, to detergent, to deodorant, has to be kosher certified, technically speaking. Although
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a lot of Jews tend to dodge this by kind of an old rabbinic compromise, whereas they adhere to the
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main stuff, and they kind of allow the smaller stuff to go away. But you have also got the rise
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in recent years of what we, of a secondary form of kashruth called glat, it's called glat kosher.
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It's basically, it seems to be the highest standard of kashruth. Basically, it's a con,
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effectively. So what is the kosher food tax, and how does it come about? So basically,
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it's a margin that we pay on every bit of food that you buy from a certified food or product or
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whatever, that is paid back to the Jews. Now, how does it come about? Well, it comes about because
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originally, this is, so this is quite a recent thing in Jewish history, and there's very, there's only a
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very few books on this. But the truth is, is that because of the rise of Walmart and the big box stores,
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like, you know, you've got your targets, you've got your Kroger's, you've got your Safeways,
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all that stuff, Jewish certification became a problem because fewer and fewer traditional Jewish
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butchers, or shoshetim, and shops in general existed. They were just going out of business,
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or they were being shut down, or just weren't carried on. What this then drove is a massive spike
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in the cost of what they call keeping kosher. So Jews had to find a way around this.
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How did they try and achieve this? They tried to achieve this by essentially pushing the cost off
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on non-Jews. And the way they do that is they created this concept of cashier certification. So
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originally, if you were a shoshetim, you were a Jewish shop selling Jewish meat, just like if you go
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to in Europe, you go to, you walk down the street, you see halal butchers, you'll see that there is a
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certification on it from the halal council saying, the halal council of x place saying, this place is
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certified as halal. Same concept in Judaism, this is basically this place, this place is certified by
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xyz rabbi traditionally. But now it's, if you look at a Jewish place in New York, you'll see it's certified
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by an organization, generally speaking. The biggest, by far, of these organizations really began in, I
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think it was 1979. It's called the Orthodox Union. Essentially, it's an organization that existed
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beforehand of Orthodox Jewish, Orthodox Union, the Union of Orthodox Jewish congregations was its origin.
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So basically, it was just a way for them to club together to get, you know, to begin to get some
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more influence. So what they did is they created this concept of the cashier certification. This was
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then sold to people that the idea that you are going to benefit from this somehow that you know,
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you're missing out in the market, you know, how many corporations and companies are scared of the
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idea that they might missing out on some profit somewhere. So that's, this is what sold to them.
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Now, the Orthodox Union is estimated by some people to make 35 million a year. But in truth,
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that's probably a lot more than that to kind of quote Zachary Schreiber in the Times of Israel
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article fairly recently, I think it was 2018. He writes, the OU is classified as a 501c3 religious
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organization, which means it is both exempt from paying taxes on its revenue and donors may deduct
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their contributions from their own personal income taxes. That's one of the reasons they do it,
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by the way. But the OU also benefits from a less well-known tax and regulatory advantage
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permitting for some religious non-profit institutions, 26USSC 6033, which exempts churches
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and their integrated auxiliaries and conventions or associations of churches from requirements
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to file Form 990 with the IRS. This is the form a lot of people use to get the idea of what non-profits
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are spending and what their income is, by the way. This form, which contains important and detailed
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financial information that both the government and the general public can use to ensure that
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non-profit organizations are acting in accordance with their mission and with sound financial
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practices. It was filings on these forms that contributed to the investigations of financial
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misconduct at high-profile non-profit organizations like the Wounded Warrior Project and the Red Cross.
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While the OU does release an annual impact statement, the financial information in the report is barely
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more than basic pie graphs detailing broad categories of revenues and expenses. The annually published
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impact statements lack the detailed financial transparency of the Form 990, which have included
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a much more specific description of expenses, the detailed accounting and revenue sources, the salaries of
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the executive officers, conference and office expenses, the cost of fundraisers and travel, and the budget
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allocated for general staff salaries and overhead. He continues and says the need for the OU to be
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more open with its finances is even more important now that the registered non-profit organization
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operates effectively like a for-profit corporation. It has divisions dedicated to publishing books,
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operating dozens of international summer camps, and managing its flagship cash for its service. It likely
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generates tens of millions of dollars from these revenue sources, but yet still asks for donations to
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further fund its programs. But unlike the private company companies or other non-profit organizations
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that provide similar services, the OU both claims to represent the broader community while also acting
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without democratic accountability and maintaining a level of financial secrecy. It is able to remain
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private, benefit from certain tax and legal of exemptions, all while claiming to lead the Orthodox Jewish
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community, without fully informing the community of its operating budget, nor including its broader
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constitution constitution base in the decision-making process. Now what does that all mean? That basically
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means that the OU is operating, it's getting tens of millions of dollars a year, it's probably hundreds of
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millions, if I'm honest, in income. It doesn't pay taxes, it doesn't tell people how much it's actually getting in,
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that's the form 990. It certainly doesn't really declare anything, and it also acts as a place for Jews to get
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tax deductions, because if they donate to the OU, they then get tax breaks from the US government, because
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it's 26 US, sorry, 6033, a plant company. And it also acts like a company, so it doesn't act like a
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it so carl just to be clear the the ou is is the major organization that's overseeing the
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the kosher food products internationally or is it just in the united states in in the u.s but
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it's internationally basically internationally as well um to give you some idea they there's like
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50 of these things and there's and there's more popping up every year so one of the big arguments
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that's advanced against the idea of the kosher food tax is that there is that it it's it doesn't make
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a lot of money but if you've but if you're if you've got like a if you've got 50 different
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entities trying to do the same thing that suggests there's a lot of money kicking around it and that's
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kind of where i'm going to come to is that they're all trying to get a slice of that pie to give you
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some idea white um in i think it was i think it was last year um was it uh
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lubicom which is a which is a jewish pr company run by one man menekin lubinski
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um is also the founder of kosher fest quote-unquote uh claims that the u.s the big kosher as he calls
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it which is kind of the ou plus some others like cough k is a 12 point billion dollar business in
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the u.s every year which gives you some idea of the scale of how much the um how much money
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they're raking in it's a lucrative business holy shit and it's all done on your back that's the
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worst thing about it it's done your back but it's also a self is a self-referential mechanism
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it's what i would call it as give you some example example another example where does this money go to
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it goes to israel in part to fund um you fund basically orthodox jewish communities in israel plus
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you know all the settlements the settlers in pal in occupied bits of palestine are uh obviously
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for partly funded often by the ou and people like it but also it you it create it has what they call
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a advocacy center so it has a it has a lobby um it's part of the israel lobby that's called the
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orthodox union advocacy center basically it's an organization that has uh oh i guess i could quite
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quote to quote it to you and this is from 2024. today the union orthodox basically orthodox union
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through its ou advocacy center applauded an announcement made by the friday by the department
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of homeland security allocating historic four point four hundred fifty four point five million
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in not-for-profit security grant in the not-for-profit shooting program
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ou advocacy led the effort to establish the nsgp in 2005 and is fighting for further legal funding
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in fiscal for fiscal year 2025 uh basically it basically means that they got an additional one
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149.5 million from the us government just for quote-unquote uh security grants which is kind of
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nebulous so that's a 50 increase year on year quite a lot but it tells you what the are you actually doing
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they they are using this advocacy arm to advocate for israel but also to get even more money um to
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themselves now give you some idea sixty percent of you of of any product you find in the us at a
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like a walmart or a target or whatever um is is uh kosher certified so basically the amount of money
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um is enormous but the but you probably don't know there's only a few hundred thousand it's estimated
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actually kosher jews in the us so they're making huge huge amounts of money off of the kosher food tax
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essentially the way it works is they say to a company we um if they outreach to a company or the
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company actually to them usually it's them outreaching to the company despite what they claim
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they claim that everyone talks to them but the truth is they don't they they reach out to the
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company because it doesn't make a heck of a lot of sense who's heard of kosher certification not many
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people but what they do is they say they reach out they say you if they say we have a we you know
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you're you're potentially missing out on a large section of the population and what they claim is
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that there's this there is this massive market that people are missing by not having the certification
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so they're kind of they turn they what they do they basically stampede marketing and pr and people
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like that to to kind of get get this sorted so they can say oh we're we're now coach certified or
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whatever the truth is is that there's very little evidence that there's any that's kosher operations
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cause any positive uplift and profitability um anything that they do have is um it's basically bad stats
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it's basically they they give you the impact by unit but they don't tell you how many units there are
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so for example in nine in the 1990s the adl responding to uh article uh written by ed fields
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in the in his period of the truth at last basically claims that it was the impact of 0.000065 of a
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dollar um on the end customer but they refute but they didn't actually tell you how many units that
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covers so if that covers a million units uh then actually the impact is actually quite a lot and if you
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go back into the numbers they offered basically it suggests in as of 1980 they were making 10 grand
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a year off just um one operation which gives you some idea that they're making a lot of money here
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and they're doing it very very quietly and they're using it to fund a lot of things
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but also fundamentally um it's probably easier to work to actually work for a couple of examples so i've
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got five different what i would politely call case studies but they're not really case studies in the
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normal sense of the term um that kind of impact this and the reason why this kind of um this really
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plays into us is because of what they've gone so traditionally they've just gone for the you know
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just just your products they're going for your products they're going for to certify all the bits
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and bobs that you know we get every day and we have to and basically it cuts down the cost of kosher
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for juice but adds to the cost of the adds to the cost of everyone else because basically they're they're
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getting economies of scale but they are um basically passing that cost off on non on non-jews and
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essentially quick quick question for you carl sorry for the interruption does this cost apply to
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all the foods that we eat or just the kosher foods i have the answer but it's more along the lines of
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for the audience it applies to all so it applies to all foods that are kosher certified all of them
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so basically any food can any food other than obvious non other other other non um from the
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get-go stuff like for example bacon traditional bacon not not kosher because that's actually something
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else um they they would have to certify so i i have heard that companies big companies you know that
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participate in creating kosher foods the they raise prices on other foods that they produce in order to
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um lower the the cost of their kosher products is that true probably not what's probably what the
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the reason is probably not true is that so many foods coach certified and that the way that they
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would do that is they would they they would they would pass off costs where they think they can get
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it whether they think they can get it back but the truth the truth in the in that statement is the fact
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that they don't have to have to have to have to have to have to have to have to have to be in
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you know it doesn't have to be like a dollar a dollar per um per unit but it can be you know two cents
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three cents and it all adds up it's that basically you're paying every time that you buy i don't know
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you if you buy i don't know buy a steak buy a steak in the us and maybe what was it like maybe maybe a
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cent of that goes to the orthodox union for example but imagine how many people buy buy a steak every
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year and then it adds up really really really quickly as to how much money they're making of
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this stuff yeah if you're getting if you're getting two cents off of everybody who decides to eat meat
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it adds up very very quickly and that's something a lot of people don't know a lot of us meat as well
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as in the uk as well as in europe is actually kosher and halal certified so a classic thing that happens
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is they have shoshitim the jewish law source that work in these warehouses they don't
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warehouse abattoirs sorry who then um just who do the who will either supervise or will do the
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actual killing themselves and then then any meat that doesn't go up to their standards is is regarded
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as non-kosher and is sent into the gentile um stream and any move any meat they particularly like is
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me is moved to the um the jewish stream for lack of time so a lot of the like waste so like
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example a lot of like sausage and you know what not um that isn't uh beef so if there isn't pork
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is actually off cuts from these processes so you'll get you basically get you that basically it's them
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feeding you the crap stuff while they get the good stuff essentially is how it works
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so it's probably easier to explain so they are so that this is this so this is this is their bread and
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butter historically until relatively recently this is how they the jewish you know that this case of
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taxes worked but they're really expanding it now they've really started to do this and how they're
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doing it is probably it's easy to explain in the context of case studies like to example um we all
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pay for like for example what we we all pay for prisons right we pay for the prison system do you know
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that the prison server the prison service has a special cash roof um set set up for itself and
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it also applies to the uk the same applies so that so in general so there's a general ignorance of what
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kosher food is and what it is not it's a large part of the reason why cash with the religious laws
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boats the stuff which says the food is decided in judaism is not christ sides as much as islamic
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equivalent halal despite being for all practical purposes identical
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this lack of knowledge leads to the belief that somehow kosher food is superior to non-kosher food
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which is a contention that rabbinical authorities are more than happy to try and justify
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and there is also and there is no better example of a nonsense of this claim in the kosher food
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supplied to the u.s prison system for example the average meal cost per day per prisoner for the
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state of minnesota output is between one dollar one dollar twenty and three dollars while the state
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of california it costs three dollars 32 cents per day to feed each prisoner in the state of florida
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it costs a mere one dollar fifty four cents a day this isn't a lot of money but bear in mind the state
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of texas for example spends circa 138.5 million a year on food prisoners while the state of california
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spends 140 million per year on the same we can see that while the cost of per prisoner is low the amount
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of prisoners is huge and any increase in the in that cost per meal will disproportionately increase
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that budget now this is where kosher food comes in most notably um here's the picture most notably
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in the form of the convicted murder stephen stephen hayes who converted quote-unquote to orthodox
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students in prison now there's been a spate of lawsuits including by hayes and by his in recent years
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by by prison inmates who aren't actually jewish but wish to keep kosher for different reasons this
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is being a quote-unquote messianic jew which is a christian sect that protect that pretends to be
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jews or jews depending to be christian depending on who you ask or quote-unquote conversion to judaism
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conversion seems to account for the majority of such requests as demonstrated by the fact that in the
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state of 10th some 900 inmates labeled themselves as jewish while only 70 i.e 7.7 percent wish to keep
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kosher but yet 90 90 non-jews were in the process of converting to judaism an increase of 10 on the
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jewish population an increase of 128 of the population requiring kosher food again this is
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a small number of people but bear in mind that these 70 inmates cost the state of texas some 88
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000 per year to ride with kosher food by 3.44 per day while it costs just another eight thousand
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dollars to serve the program if there's 90 prisoners in the process of converting to judaism successfully
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convert then that jumps to a total of 200 201 142 dollars 86 cents per year to feed kosher food to
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immediately 160 inmates texas isn't alone either since to quote the new york times in 2014 in florida's
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prison system which faces a 58 million deficit money is the easy answer for the battle against kosher food
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the cost of three kosher meals in florida is seven dollars a day a big jump from the one dollar 54 for
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standard meals in the new york state where 1 500 inmates out of 56 000 keep kosher the cost of kosher
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meal is five dollars per per day in california where some prisons have kosher kitchens the price
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take is eight dollars the meal served 2.7 percent of the of the about 1 200 inmates we can thus see that
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the we can now see that private kosher meals are expensive for much same reason that providing vegan
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meals in prison is extremely expensive in actually vegan meals that happens are technically kosher
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because plant-based food is only only non-kosher if there are insects in it
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interestingly the idaho department of corrections has recognized this fundamental fact since 2009
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and simply provided those inmates who were the kosher diet requirement with vegan food
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while they re while they reacted to the jewish festival of pesach passover and its additional dietary
00:26:44.520
restrictions by feeding inmates requiring kosher food on fresh fruit and matzo donated by the jewish
00:26:49.080
commune the local jewish community particularly jews were upset about this because this really isn't
00:26:54.440
about the need to fulfill a religious duty to keep kosher but rather a jew about jewish comfort while
00:26:59.400
they're in the prison system this is demonstrating the case of a combined class action lawsuit in 2017
00:27:05.240
by the aclu and the jewish community against the idaho department of corrections for quote-unquote
00:27:09.640
violation of religious liberties for not providing a correct kosher diet even though the kind of
00:27:14.120
department of corrections did so and the flimsy legal pretext that vegan food wasn't designed or
00:27:18.120
intended to be kosher to summarize the aclu is claiming that because vegan food is de facto kosher
00:27:23.800
then it isn't actually kosher because it hasn't been repaired and sealed in the presence of an observant jew
00:27:29.240
basically it was legal malfeasance the first order we give you some idea of the scale of it
00:27:33.960
but then we go to our second case study which is you probably remember hurricane florence in september
00:27:38.840
2018 was ripped through north carolina now you probably remember this but you probably remember
00:27:44.840
that uh it massively caused an issue with prisons so for example um local and federal authorities in the
00:27:53.560
wake of uh hurricane florence and you know and prison and what was required for prisons spent 21 20 20
00:28:00.520
21 799 in kosher items with the holiest jewish holiday coming up which begins sundown on the
00:28:07.560
tuesday jewish prisoners in all facilities around the country will have access to kosher food but the
00:28:13.080
21 21 799 is specifically earmarked for prisons in the path of florence the figure represents food
00:28:19.160
already purchased for the hurricane affected areas especially in the case of markets are shut down from
00:28:22.920
yom kapur but only 1.7 of north carolina's prison population are estimated to be jewish
00:28:29.000
there are 149 300 300 prisoners in north carolina um of which there is 2 130 538 uh jews in that
00:28:40.520
figure so locally local federal authorities spent eight dollars 59 per jewish prisoner for one day
00:28:48.280
it's even if it's a celebration when average it takes two dollars 82 to feed a non-jewish inmate
00:28:53.560
on a day in north carolina to put that more in perspective local federal authorities spent
00:28:57.880
eight thousand sixty six and fifty for desani desani bottled water and four thousand two and sixty
00:29:03.640
nine dollars for 40 basic um portable restrooms all for prisoners in the event of damage from hurricane
00:29:08.840
florence so the authority spends twelve thousand nine hundred and nineteen dollars in total on ensuring
00:29:14.920
that one hundred forty nine thousand three hundred inmates had basic annotation which comes up to a cost of
00:29:20.200
a point zero breaking nine cents per inmate compared to eight dollars fifty nine per inmate for two thousand
00:29:26.040
five hundred thirty six thirty eight jews to celebrate yom kippur which is with a cost that was double
00:29:31.480
what they spent on basic sanitation in other words they're basically they are dropping large amounts of
00:29:37.320
money and things on these things now come back to this kind of relevance thing what does that mean that
00:29:44.280
means that jews are pushing kosher meals to the prison service so to the u.s prisons and they are benefiting
00:29:52.200
from that quite substantially because they are they're expensive they are done by specialist
00:29:56.760
kit specialist creators so the same people who produce the kosher food for airlines same people who
00:30:03.720
do these produce these meals well and in this case carl it's it's all taxpayer funded right this is coming out of
00:30:12.440
your pocket at exorbitant amounts in order to make sure a small percentage of inmates get kosher
00:30:21.800
food and now i'll say this carl i do have a solution and i think i think you know and the audience knows
00:30:28.120
where i'm coming for uh with this but uh i think we should fed post the jewish inmates
00:30:42.440
right so again it gives you an idea of you know this is taxpayers money and it's not just
00:30:50.200
the u.s it's if you thought it was just a u.s problem it's not accidents as of december 2016
00:30:55.560
therefore there are 449 prisoners who have been positively identified as jewish in the uk
00:30:59.960
um which is up from 327 prisoners in 200 2011. um in terms of if if we assume that roughly
00:31:10.040
with other with the u.s example of 7.7 that they had to occupy only 45 of these 400 and 449 prisoners
00:31:18.360
would require a diet to keep kosher now with the cost of kosher meals in prison the united states is
00:31:24.840
eight pounds a day rather than two pounds a day it costs to feed them so it's four times as much to feed
00:31:29.240
um jews and people who keep kosher than people who just eat normally total cost of feeding observant jewish
00:31:35.720
inmates per day would be 360 dollars 360 pounds or whopping 138 um thousand pounds per year which
00:31:42.840
isn't that much but then put against the same number of jewish inmates you can see the difference
00:31:46.520
to feed the number of number of non-jews cost 98 98 pounds per day and immediately 335 770 pounds a
00:31:55.000
year so that's like four times as much give you some idea
00:31:58.440
so put another way you could feed 180 non-jews for the cost of feeding 45 jews
00:32:06.440
um so a lot of the issue around this has been caused by the series um orange is the new black
00:32:13.160
which featured inmates to come quote unquote converting to judaism to um to get better food
00:32:18.840
and basically it's triggered off a wave of potential converts to in the us and the uk
00:32:24.040
um an example of this is the um anti the islamic anti-white terrorist imram shaheed aka baldy who
00:32:32.920
murdered um the 15 year old chris donald on 15 on the 15th of march 2004 for the crime of being white
00:32:40.200
and he and another example um so if that would be the case of hms so hmp her majesty's prison service
00:32:48.840
a message prison edinburgh okay how much is prisons uh sultan in scotland where 111 inmates out of a
00:32:56.120
population of 870 so for 11 population are claiming to be jewish as a 4th of july 2017
00:33:02.280
is a figure due to rise to 121 um in in in the the week at the week after the week after the stat was
00:33:08.920
published uh this was costing hmp edinburgh an awful lot of money with the bill for 121
00:33:15.160
men mates on normal fare being 242 pounds a day um or or 88 000 pounds a year and basically the basically
00:33:25.560
and the same would cost so basically it would cost 900 it would cost 968 pounds per day to cost
00:33:32.200
to to provide the same for kosher for the people keeping kosher and or three 353 320 pounds per year
00:33:40.280
so roughly um we are looking at a we're looking at a huge cost huge cost differential here you're
00:33:48.840
talking about hundreds of thousands of pounds millions of dollars just that are being basically
00:33:55.720
loot raided from um the taxpayers in the uk and the us to fund these these um these prison
00:34:04.280
based but put these prison meals now you could say that this isn't actually the jewish community's fault
00:34:10.280
per se because there's lots of people there who are just claiming it to get to get your food
00:34:13.800
it gives you an idea of how much is working but that argument kind of gets knocked on its head
00:34:18.760
when you realize that in october 20 in october 2017 there was a new directive in new york city
00:34:25.800
when mayor bill de blasio basically created a free lunch school a free school lunch program
00:34:31.480
which as you guessed it was um was included halal and kosher certified food and it's actually
00:34:39.560
specifically targeted at that fact um and apparently there was at that time there's 30 000 yeshiva
00:34:46.040
students um according to the orthodox union and uh who needed this service and to give you some idea
00:34:53.320
um if so new york city is basically buying you know 30 000 meals per day for say say three
00:35:00.920
let's say three meals a day um it would cost so it basically nubs up to cost around 20 23 million
00:35:08.920
400 000 per year um or 90 000 per day just to feed these these 30 000 yeshiva students in new york city and
00:35:18.760
again that's all your money and that's not including all the non-yeshiva jewish students
00:35:24.680
or anyone else like that so it's probably you're probably talking 50 to 100 million dollars per year
00:35:29.640
it's flooding into the kosher food industry from the u.s taxpayer and that money again is being used
00:35:36.280
to advocate for israel it's being a lot to lobby for israel it's to fund jewish local programs it's to
00:35:43.160
basically create the stash funds that you'd like to use against us and so on so forth and not only is
00:35:49.960
this to do with new york you have the california you know in california as well in 20 in 2024 and
00:35:57.160
this year 2025 with senate with senate bill one uh 1080 sb 1080 called the halal and kosher school meals act
00:36:07.560
it was passed in uh by the senate education committee in april 2024 and has come into full effect
00:36:13.880
this year now to get you some idea of this um essentially um they provide if basically if you
00:36:23.160
have more than five percent of a student body requiring that they need they want kosher or halal
00:36:28.920
food this would then um require them to provide to to require full provision of it
00:36:34.680
um to give you some idea in 614 i mean so hang on a second that's not the right figure
00:36:44.200
but essentially we've got but essentially you've got um essentially why calculate is that we're
00:36:49.480
looking around 800 800 grand plus just for this if we if we do like a low-end calculation we say
00:36:56.040
only sort of say five percent of five percent of you of california schools would take this up
00:37:01.400
so it gives you some idea of how the scale of this thing and also the fact that large amounts of
00:37:07.160
money is then funneled straight back in to the um to basically the to lobby the u.s government for
00:37:13.960
more money so for example the orthodox union's advocacy arm alone spent 614 614 000 in 2017
00:37:22.520
lobbying the u.s government so it gives again it gives you that idea of what's going on and how it's working
00:37:29.400
now in terms of what you actually what is actually going on here is essentially it's a massive ponzi
00:37:39.160
scheme that they are trying to convince you that you need this certification to get you know get
00:37:47.320
customers if you don't have it then your competitors are going to get your customers and then essentially
00:37:51.880
you enter the situation where everyone is everyone is chasing the certification and
00:38:12.600
carl are you there brother i think we lost you you got a phone call
00:38:16.280
in truth what's happened what has happened is every time um they've gone to try and prove this
00:38:24.920
it's going to prove the opposite in that as soon as people realize that their food is kosher halal
00:38:30.760
certified there is a drop in sales not an increase in sales yeah real quick carl can you hear me brother
00:38:54.680
his phone's on life support he's receiving so many phone calls from the kosher lobby right now
00:39:03.720
well since we do have a little in the space in the meantime while we get carl situated and figured
00:39:16.280
out um in regards to his microphone please do us a favor share the space let uh let all your family
00:39:24.200
know that uh the kosher food tax is coming for your taxes um and uh until we solve this problem like carl
00:39:33.320
mentioned it's a giant ponzi scheme that's going to continue to uh line the coffers of these sneaky
00:39:41.240
hook nose tiny hat wearing folks can you hear me now yes i can so um you cut out twice is there
00:39:51.480
any way that you can maybe roll it back a minute to two minutes okay um
00:40:02.040
so i don't think where i am where i was where where did you last get to sorry
00:40:07.480
so more along the lines you were talking about what what is it um i'm probably the most terrible
00:40:14.760
person to ask this because my goldfish memory you know fails me um
00:40:23.720
what a terrible host i am yeah i i can hear you i'm i'm i'm thinking right now
00:40:34.120
you you left off more along the lines of where you were saying that
00:40:39.000
holy crap carl i think i'm retarded why i can't remember
00:40:48.520
i obviously can't remember it was unforgettable huh no it's not that it was forgettable it's it's
00:40:57.880
i have this thing where sometimes when i'm when i'm receiving a lot of information i i hyper focus on
00:41:04.440
what's being said and it it tends to to flip a switch in my memory where i'm i'm only focusing on
00:41:20.680
okay well well surprised to say it's about 800 it's about eight so they make it the jews are making
00:41:26.440
around 800k at least a year from california's um halal and kosher school meals act yeah yeah so
00:41:36.360
we were we were in california you were discussing that and i remember the last things you said was
00:41:42.440
around the uh the money okay yes it's it's around eight hundred thousand dollars and to give you some
00:41:49.640
idea the orthodox unions um spent 2017 614 000 lobbying the us government um so it gives you
00:41:58.680
some i give some idea but also it's worth pointing out that a lot of this um stuff in how it all works
00:42:05.960
and that the entire point is to get large amounts of money into the jewish community increasingly that's
00:42:10.680
how they do it so rather than allow everyone else to go after the taxpayer dollars and you know how
00:42:16.520
the israel lobby goes after it what they're doing is they're now focusing on these on this to try and
00:42:23.320
by in the guys providing kosher meals for people essentially they are using this large amount of
00:42:30.120
taxpayer money to fund the jewish community in the jewish lobby and that kind of stuff to give you some
00:42:35.720
idea also it costs between uh one thousand four hundred and two thousand dollars per year extra for
00:42:41.240
people for jews to keep kosher um even with the um even with the kosher food tax and if if you again if
00:42:50.920
you look at some of the estimates basically if they if they didn't have that it cost them about ten
00:42:55.480
thousand dollars at that era of that of that level to kind of really get that extra bit and they often like
00:43:01.800
to claim that other people use their cultural certifications for example traditionally they
00:43:07.080
they all claim seven seventh day adventists who um do sort of use it but don't at the same time
00:43:13.960
and just also muslims because halal and so halal and uh shishita stroke katharith are almost identical
00:43:23.160
to each other um so thus you could use it but but um muslims have created their own thing so now when you
00:43:30.680
look around you you'll see that um there's a lot of people who basically who are now beginning to
00:43:38.040
talk about this as an islamic food tax in truth it's just the kosher food tax that the muslims have
00:43:44.920
studied they've realized what the jews are doing and they are copying it they're copying it and they're
00:43:50.520
creating it as a new way of basically um generating their own revenue streams which is then impacting the
00:43:57.000
the kosher food tax because they are because you can you can only claim that there's so many of these
00:44:01.640
consumers around real real quick carl um just for our our listeners did you plan on going into
00:44:12.280
how they end up slaughtering these animals in your presentation yes i was going to talk about that
00:44:19.000
and kind of that's kind of what we're kind of coming coming to right in that um essentially
00:44:27.240
uh kosher slaughter is identical to halal slaughter it requires them to basically get an animal
00:44:34.920
and then slit it get a sharp knife and slit its throat and then chant a prayer as it dies
00:44:41.160
um these organization these groups are it they're notoriously brutal when you look at the um incident
00:44:49.400
of post fill that was heavily documented um by uh by basically the legal authorities which is the
00:44:56.440
which is that the operation of agriculture agro processes aka uh slomo rubeshkin of the lubovic chabad
00:45:04.280
um essentially you've got a situation where they were just they were twisting the heads of chickens
00:45:08.680
and just like laughing then laughing manically while they were doing it and stuff like that it's
00:45:13.160
really really unpleasant but essentially it boils down to they slit the throats and they allow them to
00:45:18.440
bleed out um there is a significant difference though in that everyone likes to complain about uh halal
00:45:24.920
slaughter but there is a slight difference in the halal slaughter about 80 odd percent of it um is okay
00:45:31.320
with stunning as long as the stunning is done just as literally within seconds of the slaughter of the
00:45:36.600
of the animal getting a stroke cut and they're okay with it but kosher but kashruth and shishita
00:45:42.280
completely forbid completely forbid um stunning so it's the only example of where this is true
00:45:49.960
so um halal is actually kinder than um than shishita is but no one wants to talk about that if you if
00:45:57.000
you look at all the normies or the sort of center right people they want to talk about halal so they
00:46:01.560
don't want to talk about kosher slaughter which is ends up often as it has happened in europe where
00:46:06.360
people have tried to ban halal and they've ended up um in the kind of conundrum that basically if they
00:46:12.440
ban halal they have to ban they have to ban shishita and kosher as well which is kind of ironic
00:46:18.680
so again where where is pita carl yeah peta isn't better really yeah peta don't really touch this they do
00:46:27.960
they do sometimes every now and again touch this but they don't really want to talk about it um
00:46:35.800
because it gets them charges of antisemitism really really really quickly um to give you some idea
00:46:43.720
now it's kind of like animal rights in general is not a thing that um it's not really a thing in
00:46:50.280
judaism she doesn't sort of has it in some degree there is a there is a rabbinic tradition particularly
00:46:55.320
among the more extreme rabbis of vegetarianism um notably the uh the one of the most insane rabbis
00:47:04.040
in um the uh in israel i think it was the second or the third chief abrior possibly it might be in
00:47:10.600
the first actually um was a vegetarian and um he but he was also the guy who whose ideas inspired
00:47:19.320
things like the jdl so and there's a cach movement in israel of i can't remember his name now cut of carne
00:47:27.240
so again if you say even though they have this element to them they are it's a distinctly nasty
00:47:33.640
practice that he's kind of granted special permission to exist in the west um by virtue of
00:47:41.880
calling basically people being afraid of calling it on its crap um
00:47:46.120
um i guess it's worth mentioning that historically uh the this is actually considered a massive weak
00:47:55.480
spot for the jewish community that it's one of the first things that was attacked by the antisemitic
00:48:01.400
movement in europe from the 1870s 1880s onwards you have numerous bands of sishista um you've got one
00:48:09.800
in hungary in 1919 you've got one in goebbels's hometown upright in the rhinelands in 1905 and so
00:48:18.360
on and so forth so you've got a lot of different uh you know cases where people are going up against
00:48:24.360
this and they are banning it getting rid of it and jews respond to by trying to by doing everything
00:48:30.280
the hospital can to stop it a good example is when when there was legislation coming down to potentially
00:48:35.880
ban um uh shishista or halal kosher in i think it was scandinavia or somewhere like or possibly
00:48:44.280
somewhere like belgium um you had this massive campaign about how but how they'd never be able
00:48:51.320
to um fund it how they'd never be able to get it i said it wasn't belgium it was canada i think it was
00:48:56.600
can yes it was canada because they were going to ban it in canada and then they and then there was a
00:49:00.600
massive campaign i think it still is um to get it basically but to make it so it's okay another
00:49:06.600
one would be switzerland i think another one that went after it but it's historically it's a really
00:49:10.840
good place to red pill people on the jewish question because it's one of these things that
00:49:17.240
links into jewish power because via the base it's used to fund things like the ou advocacy center
00:49:23.320
um in the in the us which again funds it's a large part of it's like getting self-referential
00:49:30.440
funding for the jewish community but you've also got other elements involved here you've got things
00:49:37.160
that kind of kind of tie into it like for example um it's commonly said that jews are not allowed to
00:49:43.000
consume blood this is true um the the cash says they're not just consume blood but there are two
00:49:49.080
exceptions there's one unless it's a bris right yeah so there's so there's two exceptions right
00:49:56.280
there is there's unless it's fish blood um which for some reason is okay and human blood is the other
00:50:02.760
is the other exception hence the blood matzo thing potentially so you think about it for a second that
00:50:10.600
if a jew is forbidden from from basically consuming human blood if they if they split their lip or something
00:50:16.280
if you know they have something to happen in their mouth whereby blood comes out they swallow blood
00:50:19.960
therefore they're on kosher therefore they'd have to be visiting a um a nikvar that have to do the full
00:50:27.000
um uh essential full full rituals to cleansing so essentially in that situation where they are very um
00:50:40.920
essentially it's a very it's something that's often misrepresented it's like a lot of stuff in judaism
00:50:45.480
it's very it's very often misrepresented by jews to make it seem far more um neutral and not
00:50:52.680
particularly important than actually is or they just want people's ignorance because i mean i've looked
00:50:58.280
i've read enough cash of literature to know that fundamentally the human blood thing only gets
00:51:02.200
mentioned in a couple of texts and it's usually the the most orthodox stuff it's the it's the orthodox
00:51:07.880
and the ultra orthodox texts that really tend to mention that stuff it's not the your average book on cash
00:51:13.080
roof um for example i can't say mosher kill hence uh the jewish kitchen i think 2010 was one that
00:51:19.480
mentioned the human blood thing for example but it gives you an idea of how the food cap that the food
00:51:25.640
the kosher food tax basically works by taking by basically getting a lot of money um into these
00:51:31.800
organizations of which there are many but the most famous is obviously the orthodox union that they then
00:51:38.280
come in and they they then use that money to fund jewish community events that some of it is you know
00:51:44.200
some of it's bloated salaries that we can't find out because they're hiding behind it they're hiding
00:51:47.720
behind their special text exam status and they don't have to decide to submit form 990s because of that
00:51:55.240
status as we kind of talked about before but also fundamentally because um they are funding for
00:52:03.640
they're following a lot of this in different places if i was to guess i i guess if you did if
00:52:07.560
you did look at a form 990 you would get a lot of information and knowledge about how their funding
00:52:15.640
actually works now with that being said that's what i wanted to say on the subject of the kosher food tax
00:52:22.120
um and i think we can invite questions or if you want to talk about questions or if you want to talk about
00:52:29.480
um things tangential to it and i think we can also do the history of antisemitism as well because it
00:52:34.280
kind of ties into that nicely as well okay uh instead did you want to listen to your uh yeah um as far
00:52:43.240
as the food thing goes i just thought i'd i'd lay another uh knowledge bomb eat oranges guys eat tons
00:52:50.360
and tons of oranges oranges oranges oranges will give you energy throughout the day whether you hate oranges
00:52:57.240
oranges or you love oranges it'll make you a super genius that's mega buff and super strong eat an
00:53:02.280
ass load of oranges bags of them i don't know if those are kosher internet um we're we're we're gonna
00:53:18.760
if you use it with a caterpillar in it it's not kosher yeah yeah you can't eat bug blood it's not kosher
00:53:27.480
well you know now that you mention it carl there i think they did research a long time ago that
00:53:34.920
there's a certain percentage of bugs and food now in regards to kosher food how how do they solve
00:53:43.640
that conundrum because technically you know everyone to a degree is eating a small bit of bugs in
00:53:49.720
any processed food across the planet so technically these foods aren't kosher yeah so the way that
00:53:57.880
works is they have to be uh they have you have to you have to look at them there so you have to look
00:54:02.920
at them before you eat them and to look to see as long as you've washed them and you've looked at them
00:54:07.880
you can't quickly see any bugs therefore there are no bugs that's the logic that they use all right so
00:54:14.360
it's another instance where they're fooling god for their rules yep that's exactly how it works
00:54:21.080
another example is when you for example when uh you get a piece of meat technically it has blood in it
00:54:26.120
right regardless of what you make what you what you want to think and they what they say is you
00:54:31.160
basically you've got to broil you have to like broil it you have to roast it you have to do something
00:54:35.400
like that and then it's held that it's it's been purified of blood and therefore it is uh
00:54:40.120
that's safe to eat and kosher no medium rare steaks right they'll they'll cook it until it's
00:54:47.560
nice and rubbery nice and rubbery here you go folks you go over to a jewish house you you you want
00:54:56.040
to eat a meal i know nobody is going to do this but you're you're in for a very rubbery steak dinner
00:55:02.680
over at a jew's house that's probably true actually but now you're giving me something
00:55:10.040
it just gives you some idea of like the sort of craziness that they engage in and um like for
00:55:16.440
example uh you like for example utensils utensils have to be quote unquote cashed what cashed means
00:55:24.360
is they have to be dipped in the mikvah so that's the ritual pool that jews have to jump in every so
00:55:29.560
often um it has to be free-flowing water and whatnot um so essentially they have to they have to dip their um
00:55:38.520
their sort of their the utensils they're going to use in this to purify them also also i think some
00:55:44.520
some of them do plates as well so yeah you get this kind of weird stuff that kind of gets pushed
00:55:49.000
through as if it's normal arian hey good morning guys happy friday fray's day
00:55:59.080
we so have you guys heard this story i want to say it was in the talmud i heard it from a third party
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that read it but um apparently there is like a whole part in the talmud that's like well what if
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we're making our matzo ball soup for passover and fucking goy comes in here and drops a piece of
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ham in it and they've had like a whole party have a whole discussion about if their food is tainted
00:56:29.640
by the fucking grubby hands of a fucking goy and it's like as long as you don't eat like if you just
00:56:36.520
pick out as much of the ham as you possibly can and you don't actually eat any of the ham you can
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still eat the soup so they they have all these fucking rules already kind of like written down
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they've been they've been doing this discourse that we're doing about them they've already been
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doing it kind of interesting well yeah i mean the talmud has an awful lot of things
00:57:00.600
to say on this and they have a huge amount as a huge amount of talmud about
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cashrith in various different ways but the uh the one that i always think is interesting is basically a
00:57:10.280
a lot of the the the code the rule the lords of cashrith such as they are are taken they are a
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twist of um what happens if you acquire what happens if and examples of that would include um if if you
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leave a like the example the talmud says if you leave a gent if you leave a cow alone with the gentile
00:57:34.760
the cow will have been basically um molested by the gentile basically they believe that
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um if gentiles are left with and livestock then gentiles go and basically have sex with the
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livestock or another one would be palestinians you know it's like
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but to give you some idea um another funny story from the talmud actually is when there is a whole
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it's quite lengthy and quite famous discussion of what happens if a jew for a jew falls off a ladder
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and he falls on a passing jewess who just so happens to and it just happens his penis goes in
00:58:13.240
her vagina and then she gets pregnant what happens then there's this whole discussion about this it's
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the most ridiculous thing i've ever read but that's nevertheless the kind of thing they have
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discussions of that but it's this whole thing to do with what happens if um i know like for example
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no no non-jew compare uh can prepare a food of a jew because otherwise they're held to
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um have basically polluted it somewhere or another um you can't accept wine from a jew from a non-jew
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because the non-jew might have been using it for quote-unquote pagan sacrifice because that was the
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most common use of back then as in pagan libations but also because it might be christian communion wine
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and they view christianity as a pagan religion it's the basic the critique of it so this is perfect if you
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you're ever in the presence of jews just bless the wine or alcoholic beverage prior to them drinking
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it and they will burn into flames and uh have to swing a million chickens to absolve themselves of
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their sins which is another thing that's capitalot so the swinging the swinging of the chickens is
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basically them taking us them taking a uh a chicken um it's a it's supposed to be a sin offering and so
00:59:26.760
it's specifically a cockle they twirl it around their head they chant some i can't remember the words
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and then all their sins pass that chicken then they suck up then they basically they they do a closer
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kosher slaughter of the chicken um and then the food is then traditionally it's given to uh basically poor
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non-jews sometimes it's given to gentiles basically to sort of say okay have all the sins
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whatever um so arian or internet did you have anything else or you still got your hands up
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no that's it thank you guys uh yeah there's this food app called yucca and uh you scan the barcode
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on the uh food and i found that like 90 of the shit that we're eating it's like mega poison you know
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it's all kosher so it's opening for it's open for poisoning and uh i was wondering why why
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fucking like a while ago mark zuckerberg was pimping uh sweet baby raised barbecue sauce and he was like
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i can't get enough sweet baby raised or some shit like that and i scanned it on the yucca app and it
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has a zero out of a hundred and uh it's just pure like kosher poison poison the masses
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i don't know i think we might have lost carl my screen says that he's not a speaker
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while we're waiting for carl if you guys haven't shared the space yet can you do a solid there he
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is he's back do us a solid share the space get more people in here get more eyes on carl more
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eyes on white excellence radio uh br4 you came up brother do you have anything uh to ask carl
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on this kind of thing um we're kind of kind of tangentially related you've got a lot of um so
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it's the easiest thing to use to kind of red pill people because you have to ask the question
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why you know why why is my um why is my food kosher certified if you go if you look at any food
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around your house you will find there is kosher certification on it for example the famous
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you symbol is you with a circle in it um is the most common one um and it's anything from water
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so for example san pellegrino water that's kosher certified and you're actually paying money to the
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use every time you drink some pellegrino um it's quite prominently on it as well but to give you
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some ideas some people there's been a lot of companies that have actually been abandoning
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kosher certification in recent years because they found it doesn't really bring in many sales and
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whatever they want is the whatever sales that they can get it's not worth it it's not for the
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amount of money if you think about it they're paying they're paying for certification they're
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paying for they've got they've got to pay extra for specific agreements they've had to change things
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for example you you can't have certain types of gelatin in things and for it to be kosher you
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can't have milk and meat milk and then classified milk and meat together you can't you've got to buy
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from specific suppliers if it's milk it's got to be specific milk if it's um if i don't know if it's
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got any alcohol in it or wine it needs to be specifically you know controlled because of for what
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because of the categories on this and so on and so forth there's significant costs and i and what i think
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is that if we were ever able to get access to the orthodox union or such as records we would find
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as a lot of their money probably comes from referral fees to other jewish owned companies who specialize
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in this stuff in promoting um their uh you know their product so to speak so for example the the
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companies the companies that make it make kosher kitchens for example they would benefit from a referral to
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you know from from the orthodox union for a company like heinz or whatever and then so and so forth so
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it's there's a lot of potential in here for things to be manipulated so it gives you some idea that when
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you're looking at that stuff don't don't have it in the house but the easiest way to avoid it is really
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simple just eat fresh you know get go and you know get fresh produce because that's fresh produce or
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get meat from go shoot your own meat you know butcher it whatever that way you are profoundly okay
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but also you can you can very simply you can just eat more pork because it's the one thing you know
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for certain they cannot kosher certified they will never kosher certified pork because it's the it's the
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most hated of all meats in fact there's a whole jewish literature basically screaming abuse about pork
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and saying it's like the food to stop humans the pigs are unclean you you name it they've they've done
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it in fact they've only got one pig farm in israel i think they're projecting in regards to pork they
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just can't help themselves the irony is it's a lot that there's the one thing that often tempts
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jews away from cash from from from this is actually bacon
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so you get them and you occasionally see them um particularly if you go to if you go to college
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out state however yeah and there's a bunch of jews there they'll often they'll they'll they'll start
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eating bacon sandwiches and they just find out so yeah it gives you some idea is any more questions
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or thoughts from anyone oh arian's got something bacon cheeseburgers are the most based food
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so everyone everyone eat your bacon cheeseburgers
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in front of the synagogue i'll probably get you hate crown charges
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i'm just gonna wipe that actually happened cheeseburger grease on the doorknobs
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yeah some bloke laid um was a bacon on a mosque and then he was murdered in prison so and there's
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something something sitting there's something similar someone someone had someone ate a bacon
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sandwich outside of the synagogue somewhere and they got and they got they got to jump before it
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that's it so yeah all right what's up hey good morning good morning men white power uh just on the
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way to my job site this morning but uh i thought i might relay since we're on the subject of getting
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juicy bacon i might um i might kind of relay a little bit of experience uh as as part of uh my duties as
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an it director at a bitcoin operation uh a couple years ago uh we had this idf guy out there with us from
01:06:42.120
florida anyways he accompanied me to one of the uh one of our sites and uh on that on that uh
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on that expedition with this with this guy or if i can call him one uh we had some wendys and
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there was a baconator available and i got him to eat a baconator
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that's a lot of chicken swinging yeah that's a lot of chicken swinging um it's funny when carl brought
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up the whole chicken swinging thing and he said i can't remember the words that they chant i was like
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i'm so glad you can't carl because you'd probably end up summoning a demon in the chat the space would
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glitch out and we'd all go to hell probably true yeah well nate that that's pretty funny um so i was
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gonna bring things back to the kosher food tax and ask a question in regards to how the kosher
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industry lobbies our institutions and our government it was am i correct to assess that based off of
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their uh filings they don't have to disclose anything in regards to how much they lobby the
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government and how much the government receives or politicians receive in regards to their quote
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unquote donations correct that is very very opaque we all we know is um roughly how much they make
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roughly no we know how much they spend on advocacy every year and it's hundreds that it's it's usually
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between half a mil to a mil a year we don't know where they spent it we don't know what they do with
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it and all because of the special classification that they sit under of basically being a quote-unquote
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affiliate affiliate of religious organization therefore we don't have to know when in fact
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we do want to know because of what they're doing does that make sense yeah it makes perfect sense and
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then um i had another question that i i do have the answer for but i think in and for the sake of
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discussion and you know the audience you you went into detail about the meat industry and how you know
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they do things in regards to making meat kosher right but what do they do in regards to making
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other foods kosher how how does that sticker get labeled on the food products that we eat what
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process is required in order for it to receive that certification so basically they basically have to go
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back through the supply chain and they you know they have to like source analysis for everything is in
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there there's a term in if anything is potentially not kosher and if so they say what they do is they
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recommend that they use kosher things for example if there's a site if there's a particular source of
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gelato kosher gelatin they will they'll they'll suggest that or vegetable shortenings or whatever
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now they will promote that to them that's where i think a lot of the money actually comes from i
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i think it's from directly from fees i think they get a lot of um basically kickbacks and um you
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know finders fees and that kind of stuff because they're they have to keep the stuff because you
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think about it logistically they've got to have a bunch of different um providers on hand who can
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you can do what is requested so to me that's where the money is but also that's where a lot of the money
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that's where a lot of the big um profits come from um in terms for them but also it's why we don't see
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them as much because it's because they don't because if they if they've got that going on and
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they've also got things like donations coming in which are tax exempt again remember because of what
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they are they are they're trying to hide their finances and everyone's guess is the same that
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there's a lot that's hiding in there we just don't know exactly what it is now another question um
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do they have to do something strange as well like use kosher tools yes oh like for example machinery
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has to be cashed and what's cashed dipped in the mikveh oh my ritual pool basically so basically you're
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if it's too big to dip in a mikveh then what then what will happen is they'll they will sprinkle
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water on it and that'll be enough it's basically like blessing a machine or whatever it is so they'll
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sprinkle water on it while rocking back and forth and yeah and summoning demons yeah and that'll be
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that'll be ten thousand dollars please holy crap that's yeah that's how it works that's why that's
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why i say that it's such a it's it's such a nefarious thing because it's based on this idea
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that you're always going to get more profits and sales when the reality is there's no evidence of
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this i'd say so every year they say oh 500 more organizations have their food or products have
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been co-certified there this year it's kind of pretty rather than saying they've they've actually
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checked to see over 500 how many have seen significant increase in sales the reality is they
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haven't they probably they probably it's marginal at best and if they have and if anything they've lost
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more money than they've made and by getting the co-certification
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thank you carl what's up brian good morning brother what you got what's up bro yeah i want to ask um
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carl like what are the actual um like pragmatic implications of of kosher for people like does
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it make people get sicker faster or does it lower their vibration or like what are the implications of it
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the implications of it they're not huge but basically it it removes a whole chunk of things
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from your diet for example you can't have shellfish you can't eat pork there's a bunch of stuff you
01:12:55.360
can't either there's certain type there's a bunch of cuts of meat you can't have you can't eat a lot of
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organ meat you can't have for example that kind of thing but the other thing is that jews historically
01:13:07.260
have rarely eaten vegetables they're not a vegetable eaters one of the things that
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comes quite strongly out in their history is um they they don't eat a lot of veg they eat a lot of
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like bread and meat bread and thankfully bad meat would be the way of putting it so much so that when
01:13:24.660
they went into when the germans went into the like the germans and the zions actually as well went into
01:13:30.060
the the eastern europe eastern europe from the 1910s to the 1970s and 40s well if they would
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for they kept finding that these jews were completely like they were like they were pale
01:13:41.120
they were badly nourished and all these diseases um and it was all largely caused by their diet
01:13:46.380
because they didn't they didn't eat well they didn't eat properly and they refused to have anything
01:13:51.860
that was made by a by a non-jew so you would have you know you'd have all sorts of strange things going
01:13:56.520
on and they wouldn't they wouldn't eat fruit they wouldn't do all this kind of stuff so
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yeah it's the the practical implications for them are quite sort of stark for us not so much
01:14:05.040
because to us it's it's really contingent on them putting
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on things that we eat with that we or that we like to eat or we should eat
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so that for us the practical purposes are and the actual health things are minimal
01:14:19.360
um but if you eat like paleo or like or you know or um basically meat only or eat very clean
01:14:30.320
the amount of kosher product you consume is absolutely tiny if at all so that's the best
01:14:37.220
way around it but it's also the probably the best diet for you if i'm honest is that if you eat clean
01:14:40.740
you eat veg you eat fruit you eat your meat and then you source it all yourself as best you can
01:14:45.620
then you are both healthier and you also pay them absolutely nothing oh yeah yeah wait can i add one
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more thing because i know all like around me there's all these white farms and i only go there now
01:14:58.300
like i'm done with stores dude they will not get a fucking scent out of me and um i know places that
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there is a workaround because you think all these farms they have to go through uh the usda obviously
01:15:12.400
but there's a workaround because there are packaging facilities that do not market themselves
01:15:18.560
as um organic they say natural so the ones that market themselves as organic need usda certifications
01:15:26.540
and then they have to they can spray a bunch of bullshit but the one that says natural they're not
01:15:31.920
telling people that we're organic so they can literally uh just package it and they don't do shit so
01:15:37.300
like i think i currently yeah like we get my family stuff gets meat that is completely not even touched
01:15:43.080
by jews so carl that's the best way for it yeah quick quick question in regards to this diet stuff
01:15:52.740
there is i want to say it's been floating around for a while but there's people that say um
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make sure you buy kosher food because you know it goes through a process that's healthier
01:16:07.080
than other foods is there is i'm assuming that that's just a farce but what would your argument
01:16:14.560
be against that my argument against that is really simple um it is a claim right it's a farce and it's
01:16:21.620
been it dates it comes from rabbis actually the rabbis do they make this claim routinely um but what
01:16:26.840
they but the reality the truth about it is that no it's not it's actually less because most it goes
01:16:31.100
through you think about it the your the animal as it's being killed is far more stressed it's far
01:16:37.980
less it's you're going to get far you know all sorts of nonsense it's going to taste worse
01:16:41.500
and also the quality of the animal usually isn't there it's a lot of these things particularly the
01:16:46.920
kosher abattoirs if you look at the example of agri-processors in post and postville um i think it's a
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i think it's idaho um that essentially you have a situation where the kosher abattoirs are the least
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sanitary of the lot they're they're the most the most violent than the nastiest they've often got
01:17:06.720
loads of illegals working in them um and they are basically being supervised by these these hovering
01:17:13.360
ultra orthodox jews um so essentially what i've used the best argument against that is agri-processors
01:17:19.600
and everything that happened with it because the fact is is that had shlomo shlomo rubishkin
01:17:24.180
not had significant connections into the white house where he got pardoned by donald trump in his
01:17:28.720
first term and also not i had friends higher up in the jewish community plus a lot of money
01:17:36.260
he would have been put he'd be still he'd be still in prison today if not executed for what he did what
01:17:41.140
he was doing to animals as well as to the local people because basically the agri-processors
01:17:46.660
completely screwed up the town of postville but you guys should read a book on that which is um
01:17:51.700
postville by stephen bloom from 2003 it's a really good book i would recommend reading it
01:17:56.600
because it tells you that what happens when a bunch of basically old school waspy people
01:18:02.920
waspy types and german and german ancestry and whatever um in the in the middle in the middle of
01:18:09.140
bumfuck nowhere um essentially encounter what new yorkers know extremely well the ultra orthodox and
01:18:17.520
how they behave and how they think and the it's quite funny because for example a bunch of the
01:18:23.880
orthodox basically driving around town with no driving licenses smashing into cars doing what they like
01:18:28.300
turning up like bribing people attacking the police calling everyone anti-semites
01:18:32.900
um and running this awful business agri-processors all in the same time and basically the people hate
01:18:39.340
them and within i think it's within two years two three years they absolutely hate jews which tells
01:18:44.940
you where anti-semitism really comes from it's the it's basically being around experiencing the jews
01:18:49.600
you're gonna say something sorry yeah yeah um i am completely unfamiliar with the character that
01:18:55.780
you just brought up shlomo rubenstein uh shalom rubeshkin okay
01:19:02.040
would you like giving us like a brief summary about who he is you mentioned that he he was
01:19:08.180
pardoned by trump but it's it's the name completely eludes me i have no idea what affairs he was in
01:19:14.900
so he was i think i can't remember when you i can't remember him when he was um when he was
01:19:19.600
and it might be no seven i think um might have been i think it might have been 2007 but basically he
01:19:26.020
was an ultra orthodox jew who uh from from new york he's part of lubovitch chabad
01:19:31.280
he uh essentially ran a uh a kosher slaughter business um specializing glatt kosher which is
01:19:40.180
as we discussed before that's supposedly the highest level of kosher of cash worth um he then decided
01:19:46.900
to to as for a cost thing to move his to move up to move a slaughterhouse outside of uh new york and
01:19:54.560
he just put in he picks he picked postville and what he then did is he then he's and the locals
01:20:01.680
of course were originally quite happy because you know this doesn't have a lot of industry it's one
01:20:07.200
of the you know it's one of the towns that's blighted by meth it's got all this kind of lovely
01:20:11.440
stuff going on it so they were originally quite happy with this because it was going to bring jobs
01:20:15.460
across the area but then they realized that in fact what what happened was they was rubbishkin
01:20:21.240
brought in a load of ultra orthodox jews from different sects including satmar hasadim and
01:20:26.840
people like that um and the other side and lubovitch to do actors strategy team or supervisors and to run
01:20:32.700
various roles so he wasn't employing locals but as for labor um he then began it he began bringing in
01:20:39.520
large amounts of illegal immigrants primarily mexicans um to basically this kind of really
01:20:45.520
white 99 percent white town and essentially they began running this opera they were running this
01:20:51.260
operation on like mexican labor who are abusing the hell out of the animals they they found like
01:20:56.060
they were kicking animals they were poking them with like knives and all sorts of weird things like
01:21:00.120
that um and then i think it was no seven i for some reason i've got that stuck on my head
01:21:05.700
that basically ice turned up and uh there was a bunch of theorists online who believed it was like
01:21:12.220
fema were going to be people going to be dumped into fema camps and whatnot and uh they were and
01:21:19.120
then they they sprung a trap and they basically they did a massive operation to take to take out all
01:21:24.020
of his um labor and process illegal immigrant labor and process them and they found like something like
01:21:29.420
60 70 percent of them were illegals and uh they found huge amount huge numbers of um animal
01:21:35.560
rights violations he was found guilty of money laundering wire fraud you name it it was done
01:21:41.800
and then he was sent to prison predictably for i can't remember how many years and of course our
01:21:46.660
neighbor our friendly neighborhood um uh israel israel advocate and jewish lawyer pirate extraordinaire
01:21:52.800
alan dershvitz makes an appearance and begins using his connections in washington dc among others to
01:21:58.620
claim that rubbish can have been was the subject of a miscarriage of justice the federal government had no
01:22:03.400
reason to go after him and what whatever and essentially for this time uh according to what
01:22:10.720
we know i think it come when it come when it happened it might be 2017 or 2020 i don't know which
01:22:16.300
um rubbish can so dershowitz goes into goes into gets a meeting with trump via jared kushner which is
01:22:22.600
of course trump's son-in-law um turns up with a bunch of other lawyers and route and ultra orthodox
01:22:28.100
rabbis and tells trump basically oh if you uh if you pardon this man the jewish community will love
01:22:33.000
you forever and trump does this and he releases him plus a bunch of other um high profile jewish
01:22:38.720
criminals and by a presidential pardon and rubbish can and co go right back to it they go right back
01:22:45.640
to running these or running running these businesses that are explosive and they're still to my knowledge
01:22:50.600
running them to stay well there you have it folks it's another prime example of zion don's work
01:22:58.700
um so based off of what you said carl this is a great uh opportunity for us to be able to use this
01:23:07.060
as a means to um essentially implement our implement our messaging more and more in regards to the
01:23:15.200
corruption of the united states government the involvement of jews and how jews are another
01:23:21.080
big example as to why um our employment amongst white people is is down because they have no
01:23:31.020
problems of using slave labor and foreign people to keep keep the scam going just to line their pocket
01:23:38.960
pockets and coffers what a fucking joke man that kind of pisses me off
01:23:43.240
yeah it's a good it's a good segue really to get to get other people interested because in the
01:23:50.660
jewish question or understanding how it works precisely because it is so well documented it has
01:23:56.580
plenty of stuff you can read about it um in by the book form or in terms of internet articles
01:24:01.760
that kind of cover the kind of stuff that they found and what was the what was the book on this um
01:24:08.960
it's called postville by steven bloom what was it postville p-o-s-t-v-i-l-l-e by steven bloom
01:24:18.880
awesome thank you carl um internet computer has had his hand up for a while i'm sorry for interrupting
01:24:28.080
love with uh ketchup but um basically uh many people are puzzled by their behavior
01:24:41.040
and it doesn't make sense it doesn't benefit them they can't really hold on to power nobody knows why
01:24:48.280
uh they act awkward they are strange um they can't can't really finish a sentence they don't really
01:24:57.040
they they physically cannot explain their their actions and this is all due to being malnourished
01:25:03.660
for so many thousands of years and so poisoned by their own food because uh i mean you know you
01:25:10.820
look at just look look at their behavior or try to try to talk it's awkward it's weird and plus okay
01:25:17.440
so with all their styles and stuff they're doing each other like like you know how there's like
01:25:23.020
different hats there's a big toilet paper uh hat the big brown toilet paper hat there's the um
01:25:30.260
you know i mean you're robot in a little bit curly hair
01:25:35.220
okay sorry uh i'll say that again so their behavior is directly attributed to their poor diet
01:25:44.140
and am i still roboting or am i good you're great okay cool yeah so um diet because like proof that
01:25:54.300
diet is the first thing even before exercise and all that even before movement or thinking is your
01:26:00.480
belly button and food food is absolutely essential to proper operation of the body and so you know when
01:26:10.060
when the germans came in and they they noticed that they're they're all weak malnourished they don't
01:26:14.340
drink enough water um they by trying to poison us they end up poisoning themselves the most
01:26:20.480
which is pretty fucked up and so jews doing other jews with this poisoned food
01:26:26.220
is make like like they are trying to get one ups on each other because they're malnourished they
01:26:34.340
don't know that it's not a one up it's a dumb ass one up and they they continue to like poison
01:26:42.540
themselves the most because like let's say rabbi schmuley and his disgusting industry um is pimping
01:26:50.920
uh homosexuals or they're pimping a sweet baby raised barbecue sauce well who's the people that are
01:27:00.520
physically closest to them that they want to control the most and get the most hierarchical
01:27:05.860
power in their jewish power structure well mark zuckerberg would probably say it's my right hand
01:27:12.380
man and this is the way things are done so you know poison my uh you know my friendo over here and
01:27:20.840
and uh anyways that the the whole kosher food thing is such a big issue i'm glad carl's uh filling me in
01:27:27.680
like he's saying a bunch of stuff i didn't know about that um but yeah the nutrition is uh
01:27:34.800
a hundred percent like you gotta eat some meat you can't you can't uh put all these fake additives
01:27:43.840
and um their their behavior i mean you look at all these these dudes on the internet and
01:27:50.060
they cannot explain themselves you'd be like okay it wouldn't be that hard like let's say if i was a
01:27:57.180
liar which i'm not um if i was a liar it wouldn't be that hard to explain well i lied because i thought
01:28:05.680
it would save my life but here's the truth and i'm sorry you know like like do not have that
01:28:13.400
capability because they're so like they're so slow and and some more indicators of that is um you know
01:28:20.720
in utah where it's very high altitude uh they have uh had about three generations of low oxygen births
01:28:29.760
and these people uh are lacking a lot of their reasoning capabilities and so any one of you guys
01:28:36.660
that comes you know goes over there uh it's it's like uh i don't know it's it's just messed up
01:28:44.440
anyways like like i was saying these people uh they their behavior is not like some learned
01:28:51.400
cultural thing it's a physical attribute that they have from having so many generations of jews
01:28:59.180
poisoning other jews and jews fooling other jews to be pussy proof with their styles um it's it's just
01:29:14.440
carl um it's reading that your mic is open but i'm not getting any audio oh we lost carl you you
01:29:23.000
know um internet i would say that it it's more than just diet and in relation to jews right um they
01:29:31.840
they have an inbreeding problem they they really do and that's what leads to a lot of the dysgenic
01:29:39.200
attributes but also the um the mental illnesses that they suffer from right schizophrenia things of
01:29:48.440
that nature um and it's it's due to the obsession of blood and breeding within their in-group it's
01:29:57.980
kind of gross and sick i'm gonna see if we can get carl back up here i think he dropped out completely
01:30:04.260
once again i i would say that's another horrible decision i mean every everything they're doing
01:30:13.560
is just horrible horrible horrible decisions and it's like dude it's not that hard to eat a hot juicy
01:30:19.460
burger and eat some some uh non-poisoned food that's farm fresh you know it's not that hard you'll feel
01:30:26.380
good i don't know what the deal is and they're so poisoned it's just like no i need to you know eat a
01:30:32.700
freaking um you know sweet baby raised barbecue sauce because it's freaking mark you know
01:30:41.780
here he is he's back we lost your brother yeah my internet my internet likes bouncing for some reason
01:30:54.920
one thing i was going to say kind of on the back of what internet said was that um there is a concept
01:31:03.260
in history in jewish history called the photo judaesis which is basically means the jewish stench
01:31:09.700
and essentially it's been argued that actually that's that has something to do with their diet
01:31:15.120
the only research that ever was going to be done was the third was in the third right
01:31:18.740
but um there is actually a good there's a good argument we had that uh it has to do with their
01:31:23.960
diet and how they're actually functioning does that make any sense
01:31:34.740
yeah i was just gonna say like uh all that it sounds like the whole culture is dragging each other down
01:31:44.060
it's very feminine uh which we already knew that but it is just another indication of that
01:31:50.020
uh as well the uh jewish stench so there's different blood types and different places have different aspects to their blood
01:32:01.800
uh the uh the irish hold on to iron for whatever reason their their blood is more
01:32:09.940
more going like in an older age they will hold iron in their bones and it basically rusts them
01:32:15.820
it's called hemochromatosis uh the blacks they're anemic because all their blood their blood cells
01:32:21.780
their sickle cells have turned into more of an oblate like long sharper shape so that they can actually
01:32:28.800
it's a biological immunity towards malaria and uh the the asians the east asians like in tibet
01:32:38.020
they've been living at such a high elevation for so long their blood has actually changed to deal
01:32:44.020
with the lack of oxygen or smaller blood cells so knowing all this it would be interesting to know
01:32:51.160
what exactly is wrong with the jewish blood and what what has happened to it i'm sure there's a
01:32:57.680
there's a physiological science we could we could test it and see what why and what it is
01:33:03.440
my guess is that if you tested it you would you'd find something i just don't know what it is
01:33:12.800
uh to give you some idea the the power of jewish blood is almost a point of it's actually a point
01:33:20.640
of discussion among jews because um albert nosig in the early 20th century uh was a jew in germany
01:33:27.780
claimed that basically that the even a little bit of jewish blood makes someone act like a jew and they
01:33:34.520
have jewish interests at their heart and it was something that uh really stuck with me when i read that
01:33:39.320
one i must admit i would almost say that that definitely proves what i'm talking about with the
01:33:47.360
eating like eating poison shit or not enough good shit for the longest time and you know i've met some
01:33:56.660
you know they're they're usually spindly and what you you were saying carl about uh it influencing
01:34:04.080
people's behaviors when they when they have this poisoned blood injected into them or whatever
01:34:09.640
um it makes them like it simply makes them make worse decisions because they are malnourished they
01:34:16.880
are poisoned so they're going to make poison decisions that are worse for them that's i guess
01:34:21.320
that's what i'm saying so yeah i mean it makes sense it makes total sense i know it's cliche but you
01:34:31.020
are what you eat right and if you eat a bunch of garbage it's kind of hard not to uh produce garbage
01:34:36.860
curious welcome to the stage brother what you got oh hey guys first i want to thank carl so much for
01:34:47.580
compiling that information uh am i coming through good loud and clear uh you do such a good job
01:34:55.720
carl and your voice is very palatable i love hearing you give these breakdowns um being the
01:35:02.220
the one who's most familiar with this info have you kind of do you have any insight as to how this
01:35:11.600
can be used strategically i know it's risky to discuss strategy in these spaces because
01:35:16.560
we never know who might be listening that could get these little up-and-coming dangerous strategies
01:35:23.080
up the chain of command and start preparing them for it but i'm already thinking of a little hegelian
01:35:28.580
dialectic where one could villainize halal so that the public could come to the natural conclusion
01:35:34.560
wait a minute kosher doesn't even allow you to not be cruel to animals but you know aside from playful
01:35:40.960
things like that have you have you any insights into how much this tax and this overall scheme plays
01:35:47.500
in the jewish power as a whole how can it be used i guess to wake the public up about them etc and i'm gonna go back to me
01:35:56.880
it's a good question um i think historically we would always be it would be a case of highlighting it as a problem
01:36:06.180
you highlight what they're doing there's kind of multiple lines of attack here because it's it's an issue that touches on a lot of different things
01:36:14.720
it touches on the animal rights issue so again you kind of brought up the fact that uh shisha doesn't
01:36:21.800
allow stunning whereas halal does so when a conservative comes to you and says well we should ban
01:36:26.440
halal you say well yeah i agree but we should also ban shisha which is the jewish version and when they are
01:36:32.580
when they look at you funny you say because it shisha comes from halal and shisha's worse
01:36:38.220
halal generally allows stunning shisha does not and all of a sudden the conservative is caught in a rat
01:36:44.800
in a trap i mean what we also say to that they can't say anything to that because otherwise they're
01:36:49.880
saying i'm i oppose i'm opposed to islam i'm opposed to islam for is for it being islam i'm not opposed to
01:36:55.940
it because of what i'm claiming to have opposed it for i'm opposing for other reasons and then they're
01:37:01.600
forced to take a look at it and say well okay what's the what's the similarity between um judaism
01:37:08.380
and islam and the truth is they're extremely close and to the point where most of the things that
01:37:14.020
conservatives like to moan about with islam come from judaism jihad um you know the idea of lying to
01:37:20.800
other people um in the way that you're supposed not to you know you're not to tell the uh unbelievers
01:37:25.280
about what's secretly going on that kind of thing um but also you've got the other line of attack of
01:37:31.240
the amount of money involved and that they're passing off a very large cost onto non-jews by
01:37:37.860
saying you know you need to buy this you know cash certification and you can just say well you
01:37:43.660
know it's if it's a 12.3 billion dollar industry and they're making hundreds of tens and hundreds of
01:37:49.720
millions of dollars off of it that's money that is going fund that's being paid by someone and that
01:37:55.040
someone is the american consumer so if you simply go to a shop and say well okay look here's your bottle of
01:38:00.140
san pellegrino look at the you family every when you buy this you've paid some amount of that
01:38:06.160
that cost has gone to that has gone to these jewish groups who then have turned around and are and
01:38:12.220
demand and basically got money out of the government via from in california and in new york to basically
01:38:19.120
feed them to feed their own to feed their own at the cost of you the cost of what you were you paying
01:38:24.500
taxes and then you look at prisons the same replies you look at you know if you look at aeroplanes and
01:38:31.260
airline food it's kind of similar in that you have these meals they're massively expensive and that it
01:38:36.920
goes that feeds into the cost of your tickets is that you know you know so pay what's it 10 i think
01:38:41.640
it's 10 8 to 10 dollars per per meal whereas your meal costs a dollar that kind of thing and it's
01:38:48.520
is making it palatable and real to people to say well you're paying this because they want that
01:38:53.980
because they don't want to pay this extra money to to for ritual requirements they would norm that
01:38:59.480
should be kind of their their they should pay not us so you that's how you kind of do it but you also
01:39:06.240
can feed it back into the out is that this money goes into advocacy it goes into like that 400 500
01:39:13.240
uh thousand dollars four five hundred million dollars per year that they've now gotten via
01:39:18.840
um the trump administration um for quote-unquote security reasons so if they're getting that much
01:39:26.260
money every year and that's just one of the grants and they're pushing for more of these grants
01:39:29.960
then that tells you that large amounts of money is going to fund these groups and they're just
01:39:35.640
and they're funding it and they just recycle it back into the do basically lobbying for more
01:39:41.080
people and it's a great talking point for libertarians because you say well okay get them
01:39:44.980
get get that's the government team you've got to deal with the jewish groups who are doing it
01:39:48.840
they're basically abusing the american taxpayer to pay for jewish interest jewish food jewish um
01:39:56.200
in the cultural institutions you know salaries you name it they're doing it so that's where i would
01:40:01.800
go with that i'd kind of go as a kind of multi-level attack thing depending on what who you're dealing
01:40:06.120
with and what their interests are but to us it's a very simple thing of um there's some very old
01:40:12.200
propaganda that was put out by edfield and matt hale um which kind of talked about this um and had
01:40:19.160
some pamphlets saying basically these symbols know that you're paying money to jewish groups every time
01:40:24.280
you buy something with symbols these symbols attached so it's that that's where you kind of go with it
01:40:28.680
propagandistically but if if we can if i can come i probably will do is i'll come up with some hard
01:40:35.240
numbers as to what this kind of costs or what it has to cost then it will give you an idea and then
01:40:42.120
that gives people a very easy crib to say this is how much it's costing you per year for this to happen
01:40:49.000
and you're paying and this money then goes back into getting even more money out of you so why don't
01:40:52.920
you want to stop it basically you challenge people that way go on semi
01:40:58.920
oh that's beautiful and thank you but i do have to get back to work but i will be obsessively
01:41:06.520
thinking about today's presentation and i have an intuition that this information this this
01:41:13.080
phenomenon the scheme might be of of greater significance than we all at first realize
01:41:21.560
but thanks again guys i gotta go i love you all i love my people god save europe and america
01:41:28.680
white power curious um you know you brought up it being a greater significance and i i couldn't agree
01:41:38.680
with you more if there's one thing that the jew is notorious for is weaseling its way into positions
01:41:47.240
of the middleman right and this is another situation where they position themselves as the middleman in
01:41:54.920
order to acquire vast amount of fundings for whatever their needs may be this in this circumstance it's
01:42:03.480
the food industry but we have it everywhere you know you can look at the shipping industry the food
01:42:09.320
industry lawyers judges the list goes on and on banking loans anytime they have an opportunity to be the
01:42:19.720
middleman and do the least amount possible but acquiring the most amount of wealth they're going to be there
01:42:32.600
and you have to remember that's also what makes them vulnerable because the middleman is always
01:42:38.600
the most dangerous it's the most profitable position to be in but it's also the most dangerous because
01:42:42.360
when you're split between the elite and you're serving the interests of the elite quote unquote
01:42:48.600
but you're you've got a very you're between them in an angry population the likelihood is you're going
01:42:53.480
to be thrown to the wolves at some point and that's what said that's historically what's happened to jews
01:42:58.760
um every time you look in the middle ages look at rome you look at greece you look at um what happened
01:43:03.720
in egypt things that happened in egypt things that happened in the lands of islam
01:43:07.160
um and so on and so forth they always do the same thing they get in the middle
01:43:11.240
and then all of a sudden somewhere somewhere someone blames them for what they've done or
01:43:14.920
highlights what they've done or it's just gotten too much and then then what happens pogroms expulsion
01:43:21.240
murder holocaust quote unquote the showers which show by the way it's plural it's not
01:43:27.080
singer it's not singular it refers to multiple different things um but the big one is the holocaust so
01:43:32.360
that's essentially what you're doing so always be always be aware that they while they're in a
01:43:37.880
very profitable position there isn't a very vulnerable position that's why they're so keen
01:43:42.440
on hate speech on hate speech crimes and that kind of thing
01:43:49.480
yeah you know carl i couldn't agree more you know i guess what i just presented was a little bit of
01:43:54.520
short-ordered thinking but now that you mention it yeah um
01:43:58.360
um when the quote unquote peasants rise up against the masters right the the elite class
01:44:07.640
the elite class is going to be looking for a fall guy they may have been traitors but they're going
01:44:12.840
to look for a finger to point things at and they're going to say no it's not me it's him
01:44:18.200
um and i guess that's why we can reflect and say that's what led to a lot of these expulsions
01:44:24.200
especially in the middle ages right um people got pissed off with the lords and the kings and they
01:44:31.400
needed to find somebody to blame but lo and behold they were guilty all along but in order for them to
01:44:38.440
quell rebellions they needed to find a viable fall guy and uh with a little bit of digging you always find
01:44:47.400
that uh there's some happy merchant there rubbing his hands together in between the peasants and the
01:45:01.080
well awesome carl we got uh just a little less than 15 minutes of the show i want to say that we're not
01:45:08.360
gonna have any more speakers come up i noticed bosco you came up bro did you have anything that you
01:45:15.320
wanted to bring up a question that you wanted to ask carl
01:45:29.000
yeah hey sorry no i just wanted to comment on the kosher food situation recently being incarcerated
01:45:35.640
um i can wholeheartedly you know attest to everything he's saying it's huge
01:45:43.480
uh part of the uh prison establishment among inmates and corrections officers um it's big
01:45:54.120
business dude big business but uh i appreciate carl bringing up the topic because uh it was definitely
01:46:01.480
an issue inside i would give guys a lot of shit a lot of white guys would be you know oh i want the kosher
01:46:20.520
sorry guys again i just thank you carl for bringing it up
01:46:28.760
thank you bosco white power brother brian what you got
01:46:32.440
yeah i think i got a perspective on like why jews are so ugly and fucking retarded and
01:46:38.680
shit like that um yeah because basically jews aren't meant to rule anybody uh jews are like peasants
01:46:45.960
like that's why they look like they do jews historically have never ruled anything and they
01:46:52.120
have no ability to do that because they don't create anything because rulers create things so like
01:46:57.880
like in feudalism the kings they were the rulers because they were the smartest people and they
01:47:03.720
were the most actually the most moral people um the peasants weren't moral so they could not
01:47:08.440
fucking rule they would have enslaved everybody because they're fucking retarded um and those were jews
01:47:14.920
so jews are in a position right now that is immoral and it's also fucking not it makes no sense for
01:47:22.840
them to be there because they got there through fucking evil means like when kings rose up they
01:47:29.640
didn't get there through evil means all the people it's a whole side that everybody hated the king
01:47:33.720
the king used to give everybody land and say this is your job this is your purpose in society
01:47:39.480
jews don't do that shit they're they're useless so like that's my perspective on it
01:47:46.120
well you know that i want to say that's fundamentally true just within their behavior patterns right um
01:47:52.840
good leaders lead from the front and jews are notoriously known for being in the back right if
01:48:00.680
if we look at something like the civil war for example a term called carpetbaggers came from civil war era
01:48:09.720
and that's because after these battles would take place and these towns were decimated and war torn and
01:48:17.480
bodies were all over the place they would come in from the back and loot all the corpses and empty houses roll them roll up all
01:48:27.480
their goods and carpets and then go into towns that hadn't been you know ransacked and ran through through war and
01:48:35.480
sell all of the dead people's goods um these aren't leaders they certainly aren't leaders like you brought up brian they're they're
01:48:43.480
they're very ugly and dysgenic looking that's why they try to interbreed amongst europeans in order to
01:48:51.080
create a presentable appearance but in their base nature um they're they're not capable of leading from
01:48:58.520
the front right because all of their actions are very very self-serving and uh if it comes down to making a
01:49:06.680
sacrifice they're unwilling to do it and even most regards they're kind of unwilling to do it for their own
01:49:13.160
people we can we can observe certain things in regards to their behavior in modern days
01:49:20.920
i want to say there is disgusting as willing to sacrifice their own people for the greater
01:49:26.760
goods but the leaders that they have established in place in front of themselves i i can't view them as
01:49:35.160
as honorable people right look at netanyahu look at how snaky and vile he is it's not a
01:49:42.840
it's not a great man he's he's he's not a figurehead that you want to build statues out of
01:49:49.560
right his own people even hate him like nobody even in jews they don't even like him so like
01:49:55.800
they're nobody can lead even their own people can't lead their own people it's like insane
01:50:10.840
oh nate open mic brother hey sorry about that put my phone in my pocket
01:50:18.680
so yeah historically you're both right in that the jews don't do not leave from the front
01:50:23.800
they go around they murder people behind the lines they i mean take the the jewish revolt for
01:50:29.640
everyone everyone knows the first jewish revolt in was 80 70 and what what do you think the zealots
01:50:35.080
and masada did they weren't they weren't going around fighting the romans they went around they were
01:50:39.320
going around murdering all the non any non-jews they could find any jews who didn't agree with what they
01:50:44.840
thought with each other and then they and then they basically stood stood on a um
01:50:50.360
to the masada and the myth is that they you know they fought bravely to the end they committed um
01:50:55.640
they committed basically seppuku they could they uh committed but the name of it's called um jewish
01:51:01.400
suicide as otherwise known as um but essentially they uh got in a situation uh where josephus claims that
01:51:10.280
they you know committed ritual suicide but to prevent themselves falling into roman hands the
01:51:14.520
truth is this is complete nonsense that what they found at masada was basically the romans just
01:51:18.440
basically basically rocked up built a ramp in about i think it was two three weeks and just literally and
01:51:25.000
basically overwhelmed them in the first attack the idea that the romans would be that it would be that
01:51:30.360
easy for the romans kind of says it all really um about jewish bravery and their inability to do very
01:51:36.200
much against anyone it's actually because if you're if you're fighting largely roman auxiliaries which
01:51:42.120
they were they weren't they weren't generally fighting legionaries they're fighting the auxiliaries
01:51:45.400
the extra troops not the best frontline troops the germans the romans had it kind of tells you how
01:51:51.720
they are i mean every military example of jews i can think of they they just don't produce great
01:51:58.840
leaders i mean there's one or two jewish generals who are worth a damn and they are very rare but every
01:52:04.680
now and again you get one but again it's that it's an exception that proves the rule and mcdonald
01:52:11.560
has a long chapter on um jewish dysgenics in his i think it's the people that shall dwell alone
01:52:18.280
um about how basically they they produce loads and loads of retards in there and most people are
01:52:23.240
just unaware that they do so and they think they'll produce geniuses instead
01:52:26.200
oh you caught me with my pants down i was dming all right i was i was dming but yeah um
01:52:48.040
parasite off of other individuals and aren't capable of establishing and building their own
01:52:55.720
things right they they have they have this obsession for solomon's temple as you know one of their
01:53:03.800
greatest architectural feats and i if that's all you got you got to catch up guys you know if that's all
01:53:12.440
you're producing over thousands and thousands of years that you're proud of architecturally
01:53:17.240
uh you you got some work to do and uh i i don't think mexicans are gonna build it for you
01:53:25.640
i really don't they might try they might try and import mexicans to do it because that's actually
01:53:31.000
something that generally speaking a lot of people don't know about israel is that there's a large
01:53:35.960
illegal stroke captive worker thing they've got going on but basically they work like filipinos and
01:53:42.600
vietnamese and chinese and and occasionally blacks to death basically on like the kibbutz and that kind
01:53:48.840
of thing that's how they work but again even in israel they don't actually do they don't actually do the
01:53:54.600
manual labor themselves it's them getting other people to do it for them which kind of comes into
01:53:59.720
what henry ford wrote in the international jew doesn't it
01:54:02.040
i think arian and brian have their hands up yeah can i can i go into the uh the whole mason thing
01:54:15.080
um so basically the masons worship uh building the third temple and the mormons are owned by the masons
01:54:24.440
and so the only way that jews can get anything done which is like you know if you if you want to build
01:54:30.760
a shed it's it's a little bit of work but it's not that hard if you want to do um you know you
01:54:38.200
make anything out of pipes or two by fours or whatever but they need to fool people into building
01:54:44.840
things for them and with masons um i mean none of those are masons they're great they're hard-working
01:54:53.160
people they really know how to put some things together but they're jewed out right and um the
01:54:59.640
the thing is is is like no matter how like if the jews say oh we own every piece of property in
01:55:04.520
america it's like is that really what they what they own because it's not like are they really
01:55:10.600
living in every house in america are they really using every piece of property in america or can they
01:55:15.880
just like because they want options they're options guys they're not they're not make a decision go with
01:55:23.160
the decision you got one body you got 10 friends you got a company uh they're they cannot put those
01:55:32.680
things together so what do they want they want options options a million options how many options
01:55:37.640
of movies do i have how many options of rabbi schmuley's uh industry do i have how many like oh how
01:55:44.040
many options they don't go with the good option they don't go like like okay right now in this moment
01:55:50.120
of time do you want a hot juicy burger or you want some poison kosher food uh the you know so they
01:55:57.400
get flooded with options all of them are poison and um you know they have to get the masons to build
01:56:04.360
things for them or and they have to fleece the christians and money is just a representation of
01:56:10.360
something that you don't already have and you know it's good to have that but if you're not spending
01:56:16.520
your money on like factories why and it's like why don't jews own factories you know why does henry
01:56:23.640
ford you know all these white people that are conquerors of industry you know the henry fords of
01:56:27.640
the time uh just you know building stuff making stuff innovating uh and they just like physically
01:56:34.600
they cannot do it because they need um to to stop drinking children's blood to stop which is poison
01:56:42.120
that's bad for you um and you know i think it's like just on the off subject here i think it's
01:56:48.120
really interesting that they they worship a red heifer uh and say it's gonna blow up the world
01:56:53.560
which is suicidal right it's like oh it's the world oh suicidal behavior um and they call people
01:57:01.240
cattle but they worship a cow it's like everything is passed backwards everybody in space knows it so
01:57:10.360
um but yeah as far as the mason thing goes they need to fool people into doing things for them which
01:57:17.160
is bad in the short term and the long term for themselves because they don't end up getting any
01:57:21.960
skills and you know they don't even like doing what they're doing which is ridiculous so i i would
01:57:29.640
almost say the solution to it is just like get the information in front of their face that they
01:57:35.560
need to start eating good food then they're not going to want to move their body with better ideas
01:57:42.360
they're gonna uh be organized better uh they're not going to end up in some suicide psycho clown uh
01:57:50.840
you know like in batman with the fucking clowns that like go up the chain and the joker's the only
01:57:55.160
one that walks off with a bus full of money you know and like it's ridiculous um in anyways you guys
01:58:04.280
know um for some reason oh never mind my life's not anymore uh i yield yes so as much as i want to grab
01:58:15.000
another hand and continue this conversation we have reached the hour where it is time to
01:58:23.160
say goodbye to oven side chats and bring up white paladin and wtf for arian unity uh is anybody there
01:58:41.080
so carl with that said being do you want to give your sign off
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yeah this has been oven side chats i have been car rattle if you want to get hold of me or anything
01:58:53.160
just at me on here on x and next and on next monday we're going to go with what we i was going to
01:59:02.200
talk about this week but decided to change it to kosher food tax and have a discussion about the role of
01:59:07.800
jews in the bolster revolution and with communism in general
01:59:13.320
awesome thank you so much carl everybody if you haven't followed followed carl rattle yet make sure
01:59:19.080
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01:59:39.080
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it's time to talk white power good morning what's going on wtf what's going on right right
02:02:55.080
what's going on with you how did i know how did i know oh you know just
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uh just uh just try to uh uh make my voice not die through the show here
02:03:14.280
i need to brush my teeth and get to work i dedicate uh my mornings to oven side chats but it's totally
02:03:22.600
worth it so white power everybody i'm going to be up here hanging out but i'll be uh off the comms for a little
02:03:32.120
all good all good uh thank you for the oven side chats you guys and that was great
02:03:37.560
um and now we're gonna do uh a few hours of uh arian unity space we need to just uh for the admin if you
02:03:47.240
could change the uh the title of the space that'd be great uh i think the comments are locked good we're
02:03:54.120
all good other than that um perfect perfect uh yeah we so uh israel's getting uh bombarded again and that's
02:04:02.360
beautiful to see beautiful to wake up to um i love those videos of them you know filming on their
02:04:08.840
balconies looking at their city and then all of a sudden you see this big fucking plume of smoke
02:04:14.120
and you hear them screaming like little fucking rats running away oh no no what's happening i
02:04:23.240
fucking love it i love every second of it and i hope you do too this is a this is a great tree to see
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um whenever there's a you know explosion going on in israel um how can you go wrong with that right wtf
02:04:44.120
i said right wtf oh he agrees with me i know but anyways yeah what did you say oh i i you missed it
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you missed the whole fucking thing uh anyways bombs dropping in israel beautiful beautiful sight to see
02:04:59.880
that's basically what i was saying oh man there was something else too um hold on oh did you guys hear
02:05:10.280
about starship 36 man that was fucking insane i watched that video last night wait what what did
02:05:16.280
i miss so one of one of uh elon's fucking rockets fucking exploded on site it's fucking insane oh
02:05:24.280
shit right on i get you know that's interesting i didn't see that did uh it was pretty wicked it was
02:05:31.640
like a nuke oh shit i missed that wait wait it uh it blew up like when it was taking off when it was
02:05:39.000
coming back down yeah what i was trying to say yeah you gotta look it up starship 36 and i fact
02:05:43.800
checked it it's fucking legit oh shit i'm gonna check this out right now
02:05:58.440
yeah that's wow let's see here let's see here okay 20 oh that's uh
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oh that's pretty crazy it's like a it kind of just blows up and then it fucking really blows up
02:06:16.680
yeah holy shit that's wild i'm watching it right now that's crazy
02:06:24.840
yeah i guess they're still a ways away from uh human flights uh or man flights you know
02:06:38.280
yeah well hopefully uh you know hopefully that was the load the load of the chinese spy satellites that
02:06:44.600
got destroyed or something like that you know they're always putting weird ass satellites up in
02:06:48.520
the space so yeah yeah hopefully that was a you know payload from china or something that got nuked in
02:06:55.160
there so that's crazy though yeah i'm basically wrapping up today this lady can kiss my ass
02:07:15.240
well that's good to hear that's good to hear you know uh a job well done i'm sure and uh
02:07:22.440
you know you can't go wrong with that that's white power uh we got a few speakers up already internet
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what's going on arian what's going on curious and brian what's going on welcome uh i uh i'm just going
02:07:37.400
through the news here i kind of uh i was only paying attention to a few things but what's going on arian
02:07:43.720
hey girl head hey good morning um do you think trump had that thing freaking huge space laser for
02:07:55.080
throwing him out on emstein uh i don't know but trump is uh
02:08:02.600
i don't know what's going on with him and iran right now that's kind of what i'm trying to figure out
02:08:07.640
where he stands there there was a leak footage of him saying like hey just let them fight let
02:08:12.360
them handle it out they could take it you know amongst each other did you guys see that
02:08:36.600
yeah your microphone's cooked like my voice but yeah um i don't know what he's trying to get to
02:08:44.680
with the whole trump circle through arian just drop out and we'll get you back up um but yeah he
02:08:51.320
if you look on my timeline there white you'll see a video of him a leaked footage whether i think it
02:08:57.160
looks pretty legit not ai but he says basically like we don't we shouldn't be getting involved
02:09:02.760
and we should just let them hash it out and i mean that's that's pretty much the way to go about it
02:09:09.160
like this has nothing to do with us other than you know we're it's our greatest ally but they don't
02:09:14.360
do anything for us so i mean if we're in wars they're not going to do anything they don't send
02:09:18.600
the idf to any of the wars that america's been fighting over the years like they just sit there
02:09:22.920
and you know suck up our blood you know suck up the american blood suck up the rest of the country's
02:09:27.640
blood and just fester and and you know cause destruction everywhere so i yeah i think they
02:09:34.760
should just fight it out and i hope i hope that's the real video uh that you saw there
02:09:44.360
because it's it's really no place for americans to get involved it's no place for canadians or uk
02:09:49.400
anyone to get involved it's just let them fucking duke it out let them duke it out i don't care if
02:09:54.440
they have nuclear weapons uh you know i don't care if they're developing this shit because either way
02:09:59.560
they can still buy them from other countries so who the fuck cares at the end of the day if they're
02:10:03.880
making them or not you know uh but i do see something here uh there's apparently new video
02:10:16.280
footage uh showing carmelo anthony that he just he didn't he wasn't even provoked in any way there
02:10:23.720
wasn't even any uh like it wasn't actually he wasn't able to claim that it was self-defense because
02:10:29.640
uh austin metcalf didn't actually attack him in any way there was no physical altercation before
02:10:37.000
uh anthony carmelo just stabbed him so there there's new footage proving that that he's just lashed out
02:10:43.320
uh for no reason so did you hear that yeah can you put that footage in the jumbo i have yet to see it
02:10:53.560
it's a great talking point um i haven't actually found the video of it but i just seen a story
02:11:00.280
about it so maybe i'll have a look here and see if i can find it but yeah uh so now he's gotten 500k
02:11:07.240
plus and he's got to graduate and he's out on bail living house arrest and now there's new footage
02:11:15.480
proving that he actually just lashed out for no fucking reason on on austin metcalf so uh let me
02:11:21.240
see if i can dig that up um i don't think i don't know if it's been released yet but i i don't think
02:11:26.680
it's released i've read that they said uh it's not public yet but they the feds and shit like viewed it
02:11:33.880
so hopefully this fucker gets uh executed uh by the state i think that he should be uh yeah i think he
02:11:43.080
should deserves lethal punishment so like uh death penalty for this little fucking nigger and uh
02:11:49.160
uh yeah anybody that uh touches another white man's head should be executed i think so
02:11:59.080
they're gonna stab us for no reason get the fuck out get out of get off planet earth basically so
02:12:05.720
yeah no this is uh hopefully gonna turn into something in our favor and not get swept under
02:12:11.080
the rug and hopefully they don't let him take that 500k uh i hope he has to pay it all back whatever
02:12:17.240
they have spent and i hope that they confiscate it and give it to austin metcalf uh austin metcalf's
02:12:24.520
family and uh that would be the the justice that that is deserved uh what's going on arian hey guys do
02:12:34.200
i sound a little better now yeah a little bit yeah we got you a tad bit i'm saying in the end of the
02:12:40.840
deal i i bet you there's something in there that we could glean a little bit of insight from trump
02:12:47.240
on whatever he's doing here trying to kind of uh appease both sides while also kind of shutting like
02:12:55.880
shutting them down stopping his involvement while allowing them to continue diplomatically i don't
02:13:04.040
know man i was just thinking that maybe and if anybody's read that book or we could scan it with
02:13:09.240
ai i bet really quick not too sure it seems to me he's kind of uh in a rock in a hard place with
02:13:17.960
the whole situation why what i could see in my opinion
02:13:28.840
because it's almost like he's trying to please the jews trying to please the christians because
02:13:34.360
israel's are you know our ally and they're such good boys um yeah i don't know i think he's just
02:13:41.000
rocking a hard place i don't know if he knows the actual truth does he know the truth about them i
02:14:03.240
what am i just talking to myself here what's going on
02:14:10.040
all right so sorry let's just look at your son about that yeah i think he uh he is probably
02:14:17.640
full of shit yeah i'm thinking the same thing sorry i was trying to do something in the background
02:14:23.720
god damn it relax we got fat foe up here though what's going on fat foe uh speaking of carmello
02:14:32.920
anthony fuck niggers but don't fuck niggers um no niggers go to heaven tnd and nigger nigger
02:14:50.200
fuck niggers white power you gotta get a little bit of that in the morning don't you i mean uh
02:14:56.280
if you're not waking up throwing a few romans when you wake up then are you really white power
02:15:01.800
are you really white power does anybody here actually call niggers uh niggers to their face and
02:15:06.040
rob them though i don't rob them but i definitely call them niggers to their faces oh no i robbed
02:15:11.720
them all right well don't don't don't get yourself in trouble for what what do you rob them for
02:15:18.760
pocket lint uh coke and fucking crack bro crack man you're right they ain't got no pocket lint
02:15:25.800
bro straight birds all around me bro you rob them for the shit they stole from white people and
02:15:31.400
their ebt cards straight bro new york city dude no i did timberlands
02:15:42.760
bro aren't you from like detroit or something unfortunately yes
02:15:47.640
yeah niggers even well niggers there don't really do shit but niggers actually do like they rob banks
02:15:53.560
and shit out in new york city and then i robbed them so that's that's the fun part well they rob banks
02:15:58.840
here too uh you know but they more just like kill each other and you know sell fentanyl where i'm from so yeah
02:16:15.560
uh speaking of that uh i seen on uh on the the trifecta stream last night of gypsy steve and bastion
02:16:25.400
that uh niggers are getting hung in certain parts of uh america i think it was new york or or something
02:16:31.720
like that where there's some they found some niggers hanging and hey you know you can't go wrong with that
02:16:39.080
yeah we need we need receipts of that we definitely need some video footage i'd love to post it
02:16:45.880
yeah yeah i want to see them dangling but um yeah no they had a picture of it but they blocked it out with
02:16:52.120
an emoji but so you could just see his like feet hanging there and uh i guess some some niggers
02:16:57.480
getting all worked up about it i did see that that is you know that sends a very good message to them
02:17:04.760
too though like it's one thing to talk about it a little bit and like haha it's funny but when you
02:17:10.280
actually see like his feet are just a couple like inches off the ground it's like oh there we go that's
02:17:16.200
that actually looks pretty good i pray it wasn't a suicide yeah i agree hopefully yeah hopefully not
02:17:25.400
a suicide pussy in other words they're just pussies but they are all pussies they can't even fight one
02:17:31.800
on one they always have to have like five extra guys come in oh no no you're losing we gotta help you
02:17:37.400
or niggers wakanda forever i face a good a decent boxer every now and then but for the most part
02:17:45.160
they they're not even great boxers they're just their their intellect is too low and they don't you
02:17:51.640
know they don't read shit very well they can't figure a person's you know footwork out very well
02:17:58.040
uh because boxing and like mma is a it's a it's a really a mind game and uh you know it's like a it's
02:18:06.520
like a physical chess game and they're really not equipped for it so the ones that you see like
02:18:12.360
winning fights and shit like that they're propped up they're given uh you know they fluff their stats
02:18:17.640
they give them pussies for them to fight you know until they get to the top you know and they and then
02:18:22.840
fights are fixed so just so you know it's all um you know it's it's all propaganda meant to scare
02:18:29.080
white people from niggers they aren't that fucking tough i fight them all the time yeah they're
02:18:36.200
pattern and recognition just is not suitable for fighting us like when i'm walking around the
02:18:43.240
city like i we don't really have the same uh nigger problem like in canada that you guys do i mean
02:18:49.560
it's probably gonna pick up but the just the way that they they move and then they get confused when
02:18:57.960
when they can't predetermine how people like the way they walk in crowds it really highlights how they
02:19:03.000
how they can kind of like pattern recognition you know what i mean
02:19:10.360
yeah for all the whites you know who are listening um it should be all whites uh you know if you haven't
02:19:16.760
grown up around niggers don't let them intimidate you they are not they're they talk a good game they
02:19:23.880
talk tough because they've been taught that we're pussies uh and that and they think they're intimidated by
02:19:31.480
us they're um you know the people above them have all taught them that white people are victims and
02:19:37.960
that they should be victimizing us actively always uh but as soon as you stand up i mean i don't think
02:19:45.080
i've i don't think i've called a nigger a nigger in a long time that as soon as like they were acting
02:19:50.360
tough as soon as i look them in their face and say fuck you nigger let's do something then they they go the
02:19:55.400
other direction they don't want it it turns into that all of a sudden they want to take the high
02:19:59.480
road you know that goes for sand niggers niggers of every fucking kind as soon as you as soon as you
02:20:05.160
saw them that you're not afraid to hit them with that slur they then all of a sudden they want to take
02:20:09.560
the high road oh oh you're a racist oh then they want to walk away yeah you're smart hey nigger
02:20:14.760
hey fafo you're making me want to go fight some niggers just to feel about a bit because i i mostly
02:20:21.640
fought like white guys honestly in school and then you know as an adult nothing's really come up you
02:20:28.520
know yeah it's mostly been whites honestly so i don't know i've knocked a lot of niggers out and uh
02:20:36.600
you know they got they got hard heads some of them you know can take a fucking mean punch you know and
02:20:42.520
like they'll be knocked down on their feet and that's when you start you know kicking you know uh
02:20:47.560
uh but for the most part you know the thing is is everybody's jaw has the same nerve endings you
02:20:53.480
know behind it and uh although they have that protruding jaw it makes it easier to catch them in the
02:20:59.080
chin um you know so i mean in my experience uh they knock out really easily i've had harder times
02:21:09.240
knocking out white guys especially when like you know a lot of white guys wrestle uh you know and
02:21:15.720
niggers aren't like wrestlers all they do is play fucking basketball um well at least from where
02:21:21.240
i'm from they just know how to throw some ghetto ass punches too wide too long by the time you swing
02:21:27.400
one you've already been hit three fucking times well they stand wrong you know you see them do this
02:21:33.480
sort of thing where it's like it's the most it's like they're straddling a horse they put their well
02:21:40.120
they put their strength they put their you know their their strong side in front because you know
02:21:45.880
obviously like your jab is going to be a little bit faster um but you really you know if you really
02:21:52.040
want to learn how to fight you learn how to have your weak side up front and to learn how to jab with
02:21:58.040
you know i'm a righty so you know i learned how to jab with my i learned how to jab with both sides
02:22:02.600
to fight with you know either way orthodox or uh southpaw but for the most part you want to keep your
02:22:08.280
weak side up front because you can generate more power with your strong side in the back
02:22:12.440
and they always put their strong side up front and it's pretty easy to recognize you know so
02:22:16.600
you immediately know they don't actually know how to fight
02:22:22.200
start boxing go go find a play go find a nigger gym and you know go fight them and uh you know
02:22:27.480
you'll learn really fast um maybe go in a white gym and learn how to fight first you know if you
02:22:32.760
don't know how to fight um but go into nigger gym and uh you know the thing is is there's not a lot
02:22:39.240
of them in my like the mma gyms that i go in um you know there are some it's like one in the whole
02:22:45.640
place for the most part so they're not really like mma guys they there's you know the boxing gyms are full
02:22:51.320
of them uh but for the most part the mma gyms are white guys learn how to kick learn how to wrestle
02:23:00.040
they're that's that's gonna you know be uh their weak point always
02:23:08.360
yeah definitely um for me the i got i got a bit of a shoulder injury it's a little blown out so
02:23:17.480
i do want to i do want to get in and like practice and get a little bit more comfortable
02:23:23.640
just be like you know once you have an injury like the way you go about fighting changes a little bit
02:23:30.760
i've got a i had my shoulder replaced um you know because my left side that's like what takes the
02:23:37.480
brunt of you know punishment boxing and you know getting kicked and stuff like that um and popping a
02:23:43.000
lot of jabs uh so i ended up having to get my left shoulder replaced uh and i don't have you know it's
02:23:49.800
not it's not ever going to be the way that it was before it was replaced but you know um you can
02:23:57.240
really you know as long as you have good technique and you keep working on it it's pretty much you
02:24:02.520
know the same as it was i i would say the worst part would be if i got put in like a deep kimura
02:24:08.120
or an americana um it'd be you know it'd be it would hurt i'd probably tap more quickly you know
02:24:15.080
sorry i probably shouldn't put that out there you know um but you know for the most part my left it
02:24:20.920
still works the way that it that it does you know you can rehab it yourself you know if you do
02:24:33.320
i know arian wants to jump in on this yeah i was just gonna say arian go ahead
02:24:38.680
yeah man i was just gonna say if you're injured uh you can go in and i'll just let you
02:24:43.960
man i know what he's gonna say is uh good but i just can't hear him yeah yeah that sucks because
02:24:54.840
he knows he knows what he's talking about so i would have loved to hear his take
02:25:00.600
the thing that sucks about being injured in canada is you have no nobody's gonna take a
02:25:07.880
bat at you like they're not gonna look they're not gonna diagnose you they're just gonna keep
02:25:12.280
passing you around to different doctors that are not gonna like investigate properly
02:25:18.680
yeah and it takes like six months to even get in on any specialist because you got too many
02:25:23.960
fucking jeets in our country system it's worse than that even if you do get in they're just jews
02:25:31.320
the the medical system where i am in they're like you you have like these brown doctors or like arab
02:25:39.000
doctors as kind of the lower rung and then when when they refer you to anything as like a specialist
02:25:45.480
they're always jewish like i went to over like 50 doctors two years ago and yeah yeah just there's
02:25:54.040
nothing here it's not real absolutely this brings up a big uh point that we need more white doctors
02:26:03.800
nurses and nurses dentists so you know if you got kids and you're trying to figure out what
02:26:09.320
you want to do business stop being pussies well that's that's besides the point you gotta you gotta
02:26:15.080
have you know we gotta train up these youth to get into these fields uh because if they're not getting
02:26:21.160
into these fields we're just gonna have all these nigger doctors and brown doctors and and i don't trust
02:26:26.440
them i i i fear that's one thing that i actually fear is having to go to the hospital having non-whites
02:26:33.000
operate on me or have any kind of surgery done by what non-whites because then you see them doing
02:26:38.280
these gay-ass tiktok dances while they're doing surgeries and shit and you're just like i don't
02:26:42.600
want to be that victim you know i don't want to get my organs harvested you can pick your your surgeon
02:26:50.440
though i don't know if how it is in canada but if i get a surgeon for something uh you know i that i
02:26:56.040
don't want the surgeon i won't he won't operate on me like no nigger is going to operate on me
02:27:00.920
there's it's just not happening yeah we don't have that flexibility in canada much because our
02:27:06.840
system is totally swamped like it just to get an mri you have to wait like almost a year so there's
02:27:12.360
people dying waiting for scans and this and that and they can't even get a doctor they can't get a
02:27:18.760
specialist because it just takes so damn long and by that that by that time the problem's either gone
02:27:23.720
or it's gotten worse to the point where they can't really do anything so there's a lot of
02:27:27.400
people getting fucked up from our it takes a year to get an mri it it can take over a year like um
02:27:35.640
my father's been waiting for a knee replacement surgery and he's he's on like a two-year waiting
02:27:40.360
list just to get a knee surgery here what's causing this though i waited for an mri for like
02:27:46.440
four months but then when i walked in there it was it was a jewish girl and then the doctor that
02:27:54.200
referred me there said oh there's nothing wrong and it's like yeah but i don't believe you
02:27:58.600
it's all over shit brothers yeah it's bad it's bad like um and the reason why it's like that is
02:28:12.360
because there's so many like chinks here that just abuse our our medical systems and they'll they're
02:28:19.320
just going for whatever this is that and it's basically full of nonce like there's the waiting
02:28:24.120
lists are full of nonce and then all the doctors are just nonce too and that's why i'm saying like
02:28:30.920
you know if you got kids you know try and get them into medical schools and stuff like that try and
02:28:35.560
you know we're gonna need we're gonna need white doctors in white countries and i mean otherwise
02:28:40.360
they're gonna have to import them unfortunately so excuse me sir have you tried to fly cow shit to your open
02:28:48.280
board yes sir i am burning cow poop in my home every day to word of aid is very bad spirit for
02:28:57.160
they are coming to me from kishna and i don't know what to do about this very much so all i can do is
02:29:03.880
eating and drinking the cow pee and i like to light the cow poop in my house and then it make all the bad
02:29:11.480
spirit go away i put i put the cow poop in my milk and i stir it up and i drink it like chocolate milk
02:29:24.040
oh i don't know how the nutrition conversation we were having earlier is related to the whole
02:29:31.080
indian and jew connection because those people are are emptying their dead ashes into the river
02:29:38.280
and they're eating cow poop they're you know so they're poisoned beyond belief and so are the jews
02:29:46.520
so do you think that that i personally i think that's the the jew indian connection because those
02:29:53.160
are the only two like those two are the only you know what i mean i i think that's the that's the
02:30:00.360
reasonable behind the because their mentalities are poisoned by their horrible surroundings how about
02:30:06.440
the video where the where the g is bathing in the river and they're pouring like they're emptying
02:30:13.560
sewage into the river like 30 feet away and he's downstream from it
02:30:21.880
well you know you you brought up an interesting point right and if we look at the history of india
02:30:29.320
and also compare it with the history of jews um jews are degenic individuals right that aren't
02:30:41.400
capable of building anything and the same thing can kind of apply with indians right i'm all about
02:30:48.040
taking inventory right the current indian is a product of ancient areas and race mixing right none of
02:30:58.440
those beautiful architectural design none of their religious ideals are there it's all hijacked and they
02:31:06.760
present it as if it's the culture that they created and it's similar with with the jews uh everything that
02:31:14.360
they have is somewhat hijacked because they're parasitical in nature and um let's observe modern
02:31:21.960
day india right they're not really capable of building anything the only time the place was great was when
02:31:29.320
the british were there and when they're left to their own devices they fall into squalor etc etc so i want
02:31:37.960
to say that you know even though we're talking about things from a food perspective we we can also get
02:31:44.920
into like what's within their nature and and within their bloodline they're they're they're essentially
02:31:51.400
a people with no past because of the inbreeding that took place between white and the jungle people
02:31:59.240
over there so they're not capable of of experiencing the higher things in society because it was
02:32:07.800
never within their nature you look at the caste system you know the the brahmins and so on and so
02:32:14.120
forth there there's legitimate there's legitimate argument amongst historians and archaeologists etc etc that
02:32:22.760
they're chopping up a little bit brother how am i now how am i now that's better better now okay yeah so so
02:32:41.960
that's why you'll see a lot of indians that are in this upper caste the brahmins that are somewhat more
02:32:48.760
fair-fair-skinned they'll say that they are white when in actuality they're not they're this weird
02:32:55.320
hybrid science experiment of you know let's just be real taking inventory as white people of white
02:33:02.840
people's poor choices right you look at south america what what are what are south americans
02:33:09.000
south americans are this weird hybrid creatures based off of white people choice now
02:33:27.720
how am i now good i don't know it's just it's just roboting a tiny bit that's all
02:33:32.120
well just talk through it you're fine just talk through it i think yeah well i i get there's
02:33:38.120
certain points on the highway and then it starts to cut out
02:33:50.360
it's a situation where white people have made mistakes let's be honest with each other the current
02:33:56.600
state of south america and its mixed population it's colorified scientists scientists uh scientific
02:34:04.680
experiments down there is a product of our bad choices throughout history so if if whites didn't
02:34:13.480
make the mistake that they made in india thousands and thousands of years ago if whites didn't make the
02:34:20.040
mistake in south america hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of years ago um some of these problems
02:34:26.920
would have never faced our doorstep and i think you know if we can get into the brats of things this is
02:34:33.480
another great example why racial purity is is very very important because later on down the line we end
02:34:41.320
up paying the quote unquote karmic debt for the sins of our ancestors the indians are the karmic debt of
02:34:49.160
our ancestors and now we have to deal with them the south americans are the karmic debt of our ancestors
02:34:56.040
and now we have to deal with them so moving forward i say and i'm sure every
02:35:08.440
part of the full awakening and a revival of our identities and uh you know not be afraid to
02:35:17.320
to call these indians and jews what they are is they're these weird dygenic hybrid creatures that
02:35:25.240
really hold no place on the planet and the sooner that they are gone um take take with that what you
02:35:31.800
will the the more likely we are to have a harmonized planet and i'll use white power
02:35:39.160
white power you're breaking up a little bit like reminding me of uh wayne's world when he's trying
02:35:45.160
out when he's doing the order through the the drive-through the donut drive-through he's like
02:35:48.920
it maker market i anyways i think we got most of all of your points so definitely definitely and
02:35:57.080
we'll go to nate and then i don't know who was first donovan or brian i'll let you guys be gentlemen
02:36:04.200
go ahead nate yeah fantastic uh fantastic uh monologue there white that was uh that was
02:36:11.000
fantastic i love i love you on your end but um i just want to take it back a bit and there was mention
02:36:17.000
about uh uh uh you know uh directing your your children towards uh medical school uh i i don't
02:36:27.400
i don't know um if that's the best best option i do i do recall some um folk uh coming up the stage
02:36:34.600
here uh kind of kind of giving their input on how highly propagandized that industry is um that's just
02:36:42.680
i mean just from from our our perspective i i don't know if that's a good idea what are
02:36:46.360
what are your guys's takes on that can it can it go yeah i was kind of i was looking into this a lot so
02:36:54.200
like in terms of surgery um america sweden and uh forget the other one off the top of my head
02:37:02.200
those are pretty good places to go but i'm also considering like you could go to korea and japan
02:37:10.440
so if you want an un-propagandized propaganda is like education in the medical field fuck man it might
02:37:18.040
not be the best but you could just send your kid to like japan or korea and that's gonna be
02:37:25.480
it's not gonna have all this jewish bullshit in it
02:37:27.320
i you know i'm vehemently against that i am 100 against that because
02:37:37.080
it it we you know let's be let's be real children have hormones they go through things where they
02:37:44.680
want to mate and breed and when you surround yourself amongst the other races uh it it that's
02:37:51.240
an oversimplification of the necessity of getting a proper education i get where you're coming from
02:37:59.480
but we need to stick to our own you know the the whole reason if you if you listen to my monologue
02:38:06.200
the reasons why our ancient arian brothers mated with the lower caste system and created
02:38:14.280
and created the the modern day indian today it's because we were in proximity with them
02:38:21.240
they couldn't help themselves they saw some big booty big titty jungle person and they said i'm
02:38:26.440
going to make a baby with them now if we're encouraging our children to go live amongst
02:38:31.160
asians where there's not white people anywhere they have spices sex being one of them are they
02:38:37.800
going to have sex with asians while they're in their stay in korea especially if it's in their college
02:38:42.440
period yeah that that is a recipe for disaster and i have to say i'm completely against that
02:38:48.280
i agree we have to stick with our own and honestly anyone who's against that is um well i don't like
02:38:58.280
you because you're either uh subversive or you just don't get it we're um we're seven percent of the
02:39:05.960
population and we're the only thing keeping everything good and running so anyone who says that um
02:39:13.000
um i suppose we we should uh interbreed or mix race or um i guess suppose uh die off well
02:39:25.320
you guys are the enemy right that's just the way it is so like we have to keep we have to keep our
02:39:31.720
people alive we're the only people that um are congruent we're the light of the world so i'm sorry just
02:39:38.680
that's the only thing i wanted to butt in on because it's true and you know i i i want to address
02:39:45.320
donovan's argument a little bit more you know um he is correct when he states that japan and korea
02:39:53.160
aren't fully judaized but they are westernized and they have their own problems there let the japanese
02:39:59.960
deal with their own problems is their culture to a degree to be respected based off their traditional
02:40:05.720
values right and their rejection of other races yeah 100 that is something admirable but i again i
02:40:13.800
just really think it's a bad idea to send our sons and daughters in those areas just because
02:40:19.160
the condition of the values traditionally i'm willing to take that risk when you're just
02:40:33.000
right yeah and my point was just i just don't give a fuck what asian people do they can eat frogs and i
02:40:38.600
just don't give a shit they can eat frogs over in china and europe and i just don't really care what they
02:40:43.720
do you know just leave us alone just get the fuck out so that's all i care about you know personally
02:40:51.080
um that's it all right so anyways we're gonna go to hands now we got uh donna uh brian then i think
02:40:59.400
it was brian brian donovan and mama peacock and can we get uh before you go real quick can we get admin
02:41:06.200
to bring wtf up as co-host again please thank you very much okay yeah i'll just go quick like um
02:41:13.720
because basically we're just talking about how can we actually uh uplift each other right because most
02:41:21.320
whites are in a completely non-homogeneous area so they're forced to not uplift each other like they
02:41:27.240
gotta go buy gas from a fucking uh pagi or something right and by the way these
02:41:36.200
yeah i don't care because this pagi is looking at my fucking pin like he's literally watching me put
02:41:48.200
my fucking card in the goddamn thing and watching me type my pin and i'm sitting there like bro are
02:41:52.360
you fucking retarded like i should slap you right now like he's just watching like peering over the
02:41:56.760
fucking counter watching me i'm like dude so instantly i locked my card because i'm like this pagi is going
02:42:01.800
to do some weird shit i'm like fuck this this nigger bro but either way like find white gas stations
02:42:07.960
dude find fucking white run farms that's where all the money should flow like don't fucking put anything
02:42:25.160
absolutely uh go ahead donovan and mama peacock all right so i don't know i feel like that whole thing
02:42:32.360
was a little like you can teach your kids about like the realities of race and they could have a family
02:42:38.600
before they go for education so i guess what's the alternative like i if i want to go be a doctor
02:42:45.320
right now where's the best place for a white man to go that isn't subverted
02:42:50.760
that well there is no look at look at what they did yeah that's why i said japan no look at what
02:43:00.680
they did with covet right do you want to be like a butcher i mean because that's what you're signing
02:43:05.880
up for right so it's tough it's tough you you're signing up to be a doctor um to be basically uh
02:43:14.280
a subversive um if you're if you're true and you're a good person you're signing up to be a
02:43:19.640
subversive because what they do is terrible like you saw what they did with covet right it's terrible
02:43:27.080
what they did so um well there's no there's no future um really in that so where do we get our
02:43:34.200
surgeons where do we get our doctors from well uh well that's let me let me finish let me let me
02:43:39.240
stop talking over one another well that's what let me let me finish unless you do a family practice
02:43:48.920
unless you get that knowledge you get that degree and then you go open up a family practice
02:43:54.680
wherever you are then yes you can do that but you're gonna you're not gonna be making much good
02:44:00.200
money at that you're going to be doing that because you have you have a good heart but that's the only
02:44:05.560
way you can do it you can get that knowledge get that degree and move out and then do that somewhere
02:44:10.280
else that's the only way yeah i don't i have no interest in participating in the industry but like
02:44:16.680
we need to it's it's like the parallel economy we need our own parallel health systems so so donovan
02:44:25.240
i'll i'll i'll say this in regards to you know this topic western farmica western farmica is heavily
02:44:34.840
subverted it is a for-profit industry and it's not set on the ideals of truly healing people
02:44:42.840
and the root causes that's why pharmacy since rockefeller got involved that you know we have
02:44:49.880
pills and all of this other nonsense and we threw everything holistic out the window if you were to
02:44:55.480
travel to india you would be learning western farmica if you were to travel to korea you would
02:45:00.360
be learning western farmica if you were to travel to japan you would be learning western farmica the
02:45:06.200
entire world and its health care system is based off of this lie so if we want our institutions back
02:45:15.880
we would need to actually look at things at a root level and say okay where did we go wrong in regards to
02:45:24.360
our health systems and our idea of of health and nutrition etc etc and where did our ancestors get
02:45:33.000
it right in regards to holistic health and how can we implement the two effectively to create a
02:45:40.680
legitimate health industry that isn't based off of just you know creating patients and and acquiring
02:45:48.200
mass profits but until this problem is resolved donovan there is nowhere on the planet that you
02:45:54.680
can go outside of maybe some holistic school in china that teaches teas and herbal remedies and
02:46:01.400
shit like that where you're gonna get a legitimate 100 non-subverted education in the health care system
02:46:09.560
sure but i mean you're speaking in ideals too it doesn't need to be a hundred percent
02:46:13.400
non-subversive you can still go to our medical institutions and boil down what is relevant
02:46:20.120
you don't you don't have to be this i don't know fucking demons like yeah i mean i've i've gone through
02:46:25.480
the ring myself i i understand like it's it's yeah the medical industry is not real it's it's completely
02:46:32.360
fake but there's there's a huge necessity to bring back something that is real well you're gonna have to
02:46:39.320
resist the urge to specialize because that's what happens um i mean i had a cousin that just did this
02:46:45.960
not that long ago and the thing is if you specialize you can make a whole lot more money
02:46:52.600
if you can resist that urge and you can do exactly what you're saying you you're you want to do and
02:46:57.800
you want to open up your own practice and actually help people well then more power to you but most
02:47:03.000
people can't resist that urge because most people go for the money because you it's like a double salary
02:47:09.080
kind of deal um but the thing but the thing i'm trying to say is that we're all you know we're all
02:47:15.560
on the same page and and i'm saying that we need our kids our you know 1488 kids to be learning these
02:47:21.960
these practices to get into this industry to write papers to to correct the wrongs the we can't allow
02:47:28.200
the the nonce to do all of this stuff they it's they're taking over the entire industry like they've
02:47:34.360
taken over trucking like they've taken over security jobs like they're taking over uh all
02:47:38.920
the low-level jobs so i mean what i'm saying is that yeah that's like you know what's been going
02:47:44.200
on but we're going to be 1488 and we're going to be raising the proper way uh how to do these you know
02:47:50.920
how to disregard all the jewish programming in these you know classes and schools and at the end of the
02:47:57.000
day we need more white people in these industries we need more white people taking our jobs back in in
02:48:02.680
medical industry in lawyers litigation everything so i mean yeah it's all been subverted by the jews
02:48:10.280
but at the same time we have the ability to guide our kids our futures you know to to not be subverted
02:48:17.480
by all these things right and i mean at the end of the day that's the best approach because yeah i mean
02:48:25.000
some of them might not really pick it up what we're trying to teach them but it's going to be our kids
02:48:29.080
it's not going to be just like you know uh woke you know woke kids woke liberal kids so i mean i'm
02:48:37.000
gonna have to push back on the whole you know like oh don't do it because it's a little bit jewish
02:48:41.640
we have to otherwise we're going to be operated on by all these nons they're going to take over the
02:48:46.360
industry anyways who cares about this and that you know what i mean we have to be that voice in the
02:48:50.680
industry otherwise it's going to get even worsely subverted and it's going to be under control by
02:48:55.480
people who don't even understand like we're going to get operated on they don't give a
02:49:00.920
fuck they'll be like oh well more organs to harvest you know so that's just my two cents
02:49:05.960
anyways uh we'll go to mama peacock then brian then internet can you take a look at our profile
02:49:11.240
before you give her a mic dude well i'm not saying anything's gonna bother anyone comes on here all
02:49:17.080
the time shut the fuck up yeah yeah we i heard the discussion yesterday and you know what we're
02:49:23.240
we'll uh we'll um hey calm down donovan calm down anyway donovan has retard takes anyways so shut the
02:49:32.520
fuck up bitch anyway i was uh i i i wasn't sure who's i'm not sure who's the person that was just
02:49:39.480
talking a minute ago but if you have white people have to get into these positions or they don't have
02:49:47.400
any power or say in those industries do you understand i'm saying so yeah i'm agreeing that
02:49:54.840
they need to become doctors and stuff so they can change the medical system if you don't you're going
02:50:01.960
to it's going to be everybody else deciding your medical future your stuff and i'll give you an
02:50:08.200
example i got sick and i had to go and i went to the hospital i had to go in emergency room had
02:50:14.280
trouble breathing the first doctor was just kind of uh didn't really pay too much attention and he was
02:50:20.920
jewish the second time i had to go in because i was getting sicker and could hardly walk he just told
02:50:28.440
me some garbage that i had congestion he was also jewish i left the third time i went in there i got a
02:50:36.200
white guy white white you know white american guy and he looked at me and said your pneumonia
02:50:43.160
is way worse and i was like what pneumonia nobody told me i had pneumonia he said yeah you have
02:50:49.160
pneumonia and it's taken over your lungs okay so i so then he told me you have to go in the hospital
02:50:55.880
so then when i went out and you know how you have to go out and they make you sign that stuff you're
02:50:59.720
leaving he came out and said do not leave and then there were other people were looking at me that
02:51:04.600
guy went out of his way to get me some help in there the other two doctors weren't and that's what
02:51:11.320
that's what we're going up against and the other thing is is i go to you know i live in southern
02:51:15.800
california so i go to you know i have to go to the doctor and stuff i haven't had a white doctor
02:51:23.240
white male doctor uh appointment that i've been able to get into except that one the third doctor at
02:51:31.480
that hospital and a russian immigrant everyone's been asian they're they're white it's not white
02:51:39.720
people the white people are doing white flight because they can't get um the nicer fancier houses
02:51:47.400
but if if people have to get these degrees it's just like the legal profession if you're if you're
02:51:53.080
somewhere and you need you need a lawyer you need somebody on your side and let's say someone doesn't
02:51:58.760
even agree with the legal system you need white lawyers because they need to they need to help
02:52:05.640
you you're if you don't you're going to be subservient to all these other people and white people have to
02:52:14.280
help each other they have to help each other get these degrees and stuff doesn't mean they have to
02:52:18.360
buy into the whole thing right the person going in but they need to kind of get in there shut up
02:52:24.280
and get those degrees and that stuff we need that okay anyway that's all i wanted to say i gotta i'm
02:52:31.880
gonna turn off and you guys can let someone else come up and talk all right thanks a lot mama peacock
02:52:36.360
and we'll go to brian and then internet yeah i think this whole so this whole conversation is about
02:52:43.560
staying healthy because if you don't want to go to the doctor guess what you have to do you have to stay
02:52:47.560
healthy so how do you stay healthy you eat unvaccinated meat you eat raw milk you eat
02:52:56.360
fucking everything fresh no pesticides don't eat anything processed by the usda you can eat all the
02:53:03.640
raw milk you want but i drank mine okay yeah either way so the point still stands so
02:53:10.920
that yeah so because i've been the doctor in uh 10 years haven't even been sick
02:53:14.040
so i'm telling you guys how to do it so it's like that's what you gotta do yeah i'll agree with
02:53:20.200
that uh anything process like even a little bit process you want to try and go all natural and
02:53:26.520
and get on any of this process shit you know you like toast in the morning make your own bread you
02:53:31.320
know if you like to have mayonnaise on your sandwich make your own mayonnaise make it yourself do it yourself
02:53:37.720
from the products that are clean and and uh not infected with all this uh pesticides and
02:53:43.880
dog shit organic nutrition you know that's the way to go and he's definitely right about that you'll
02:53:48.600
get less sick you'll have less issues and uh then make sure you're getting the exercise daily make
02:53:55.080
sure you're lifting weights make sure you're getting cardio because everything needs to be done or you're
02:54:00.280
going to develop you know problems in your health and then that and then beyond what you eat it's about
02:54:05.720
what you uh have in your environment so if you have like um you know febreze uh odor fresheners and
02:54:13.640
stuff like that and chemical you know compounds that you're you know bad teflon grilling appliances and
02:54:21.240
you know things that are made out of aluminum you're getting off gas aluminum in your house you
02:54:26.360
know there's it boils down all these tiny things we do on the daily life the more you can eliminate
02:54:31.400
the unnatural things that don't that aren't supposed to be occurring daily and that you aren't supposed
02:54:36.280
to be exposed to uh you know the better your health is going to be in the long run the less
02:54:40.920
sick you'll get and the less uh deficiencies and all that you'll get and you know and then then you
02:54:45.880
also got to make sure you're getting the right amount of balance and in nutrient uh value from what
02:54:51.160
you eat so um it's a it's a whole big picture and yeah he's right about that we gotta that's
02:54:56.840
something you got to focus on so you don't have to no sugar cut out all sugar absolutely absolutely
02:55:03.720
no sugar you guys tell me i have to stop vaping bro yeah i i don't know why you guys even vape at all
02:55:11.480
i i honestly don't know why anybody vapes like i mean yeah sure if you're gonna quit cigarettes but at
02:55:16.440
the end of the day you're inhaling sugar water sugar feeds cancer so i mean it's i thought it was
02:55:22.920
salt water right i thought it was salt wasn't it like sodium based um a lot of those a lot of those uh
02:55:31.400
are are like a glycerol uh i think like a like a some kind of sugar sugar mixture either way it all
02:55:40.920
that healing plastic right somehow well i mean you know they're all from china so there's probably
02:55:47.480
nanoparticles of plastic in that shit there's probably all sorts of toxins in there you guys
02:55:51.880
are inhaling i don't know you guys do what you want but i i i don't like vaping i don't like the
02:55:56.760
idea of vaping a lot of the people that i see vaping have this unhealthy back on how the heating element
02:56:02.840
drops uh metal metal particles in the actual uh uh vape that comes out because of the heating element
02:56:10.040
something about how it gets so hot and since it has the actual product right on it it has some kind
02:56:16.200
of interaction where it starts to get uh decaying out the heating element and it goes into the vape
02:56:22.280
it goes into the vapor and uh it stays in your lungs because there's no way for your lungs to really
02:56:27.960
get it out unless like it happened to get caught in some phlegm or something like that and you have
02:56:33.400
get it out exactly yeah those the atomizers they use are not all top quality um especially
02:56:40.600
the disposable vaporizers you're getting you're getting exposed to all sorts of toxic chemicals
02:56:45.640
that are bringing your your health down so i would avoid them uh i mean i know a lot of people use them
02:56:51.160
and enjoy them but at the end of the day it's just as bad as a cigarette so you got to get off that
02:56:57.000
yeah that's a lot that's my two cents i'm not going to tell you what to do though
02:57:00.840
um i think it was internet next and then nate go ahead yeah uh thanks for all the info there um back
02:57:09.560
to the the doctor's thing because yeah obviously eating eating healthy and um exercising are the
02:57:16.200
keys like and what comes first is obviously the food because food is what drives your energy
02:57:23.240
and i earlier on i was really accentuating eat the oranges because i never used to eat oranges and
02:57:30.520
you know i'd eat apples i drink green juice i'd i'd eat um you know i drink pomegranate juice
02:57:37.000
um all these different super foods but for some reason eating those oranges boosted my energy level
02:57:43.480
and my intelligence level immensely and so now i eat like two oranges a day and i'm i'm feeling super
02:57:51.320
human and uh i i don't really honestly i don't really know like specifically why i know it's got a lot of
02:57:58.520
vitamin c and the pulp is really good for the fiber um but the orange thing like i mean it it's just it's
02:58:06.280
on another level um apples don't i mean it's kind of like meh you know um but the uh non-kosher uh beef
02:58:16.520
with uh you know if you get non-kosher beef aka farm fresh aka from around your environment um you're uh
02:58:26.120
someone was saying that in here earlier no no vaccines in the meat um no antibiotics is also
02:58:33.160
extremely important uh because antibiotics kills all the good stuff for your body uh that needs to
02:58:40.760
be in there and i i don't know if you've seen any of those videos of fish farms and them just mass
02:58:48.920
injecting these fish with vaccines and with antibiotics it's you know antibiotic like you want
02:58:57.480
probiotics that fights off the bad biotics in your body and you know i'm not a doctor i don't know the
02:59:05.640
specifics of this but the uh the antibiotics is almost worse than the vaccine because you're biotic
02:59:14.360
we're all biotic you know and if you're eating something that's antibiotic you're eating something
02:59:19.800
that's anti-you and so when when eating fresh nebraska beef which i was just doing like man you
02:59:26.040
guys made me hungry someone was talking like bacon cheeseburger bacon cheeseburger like fuck i gotta go
02:59:29.960
eat some fucking nebraska beef which is awesome i was like oh yeah but um basically uh montana beef
02:59:38.200
also you know i mean there's cows in all sorts of these midwestern states um it makes all the
02:59:44.760
difference it's almost therapeutic like when you eat it of course you don't want to eat too much red
02:59:49.160
meat um because it's like a lot of times it's harder to digest fish is actually what you should
02:59:55.800
be eating eating a shit ton of fish and that's another one of the big like next orange and chicken
03:00:02.040
absolutely um and make sure it doesn't have any of those little u marks on them uh i mean you could
03:00:09.160
just go to local farms and uh low and also eggs um most of the eggs are have something wrong with
03:00:16.520
them i don't know what it is uh i eat bigger birds nigger birds yep yeah exactly um but yeah uh fish is the
03:00:28.120
most healthy meat you can eat chicken comes in number two um you can get all this shit from uh cost costco
03:00:36.280
actually has some uh some key foods that are non-kosher oh no no no no you cannot go to any
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supermarkets bro that's jewish i like going i i've been supporting a local a local butcher shop uh lately
03:00:51.240
and they have some like really good steaks everything seems like i don't know it's really good great quality
03:00:57.240
i like ribs briskets get all that shit there i do get meats at sam's club though as well it's
03:01:04.360
better than better than no no no no no can you get wait hold up guys you guys got to listen for a minute
03:01:09.720
okay all that shit is bullshit you're you will die from that okay so and and then like sugar i don't
03:01:20.040
know where you live but you can come and shop for me then i live in connecticut bro all right i live in
03:01:26.760
pa you can come yeah don't don't go to sam's club or walmart to get meat wtf because uh a lot of their
03:01:32.840
shit is gas go meet uh the only possible super old from walmart
03:01:37.160
sorry guys we gotta go we gotta go one of the time what'd you say uh paladin i was just i was just
03:01:46.920
muted everyone because i wanted one of the time yeah yeah so i don't know that you know uh it all
03:01:56.120
depends on where you live too i don't live near jack shit so i get what i can get i go out we go out we
03:02:02.440
get our meats and we get our meats we go we have a walmart delivery when we have a walmart delivery
03:02:07.240
and uh yeah but we don't get our meats from there but wtf when when you get your meat right make sure
03:02:16.520
that it's like on the foam tray and it has the cellophane that's wrapped underneath the bottom like
03:02:22.040
you can actually see the cellophane bundled up a lot of the things that like sam's club and uh walmart
03:02:28.440
likes to do because they're both the same company is put it in a plastic tray with like a sealed plastic
03:02:34.520
uh over the top that you have to break and uh those ones are gas so you don't know how old the meat
03:02:41.000
actually is oh all right yeah that's right i'll shut up professional
03:02:48.760
i figured i figured i figured i let you know so you didn't keep going
03:02:59.400
so where are we getting our meat what's the best place
03:03:02.040
local nationalist meat under 10 cattle farms or or go to your local amiss and dutch dutch uh place
03:03:12.120
that's where i go as well that's fair yeah local local farms
03:03:22.600
all right let's get the hands here uh we'll go to donovan then nate
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yeah i uh i heard him talking about um some kind of some type of like a juice mix he's going for
03:03:35.960
so i've i've recently have just been i i have this crazy addiction where i'm eating like a bag of
03:03:42.440
oranges every day and i just feel so much better but um there's a lot of like i would take a deep dive
03:03:51.480
into like herbalism a bag of oranges a day that's yeah it's like it's like a three pound bag of oranges
03:03:57.880
no no it's it's like i i can't stop eating them they're just so good i don't know and i noticed my
03:04:04.440
skin that can't be that healthy my skin has changed it's so it's so good now
03:04:13.400
are you being serious about the oranges thing man because it kind of really makes a huge i mean i've
03:04:18.760
i've witnessed the orange thing myself dude okay okay i'm not i'm not the only one yeah
03:04:25.080
what you were talking about pomegranate and uh some other stuff yeah but the orange has made the
03:04:30.280
most difference get some salary going too you'll thank me
03:04:40.360
yeah a little bit on the cattle farming because we do that around here uh
03:04:50.760
pretty much all of it anywhere you'll find even at your local butcher is going to have
03:04:54.680
feed or be fed by uh a supplement of uh of grains a grain mixture that is uh processed well the grain
03:05:04.200
itself is grown with glyphosate in most cases you just want to find a uh supplier that does uh feed
03:05:11.160
their cattle with with uh a good a good feed but it's going to be hard hard you're going to be hard
03:05:17.160
pressed to find anything uh that that is all all natural and all grass fed um but i mean they do eat
03:05:25.400
the grass on the property for the most for the most part but uh they do supplement that with uh glyphosate
03:05:31.800
based feed so i just want to throw it out there
03:05:39.320
yeah absolutely and uh if that's not a good reason you should just uh you know try to get
03:05:45.160
some farmland together maybe with a group of uh individuals who have the same kind of standards as
03:05:50.920
you um you can also feed yourself that way and uh you can turn the side pro the side you know what
03:05:58.280
you got left into a business there's a lot of people that wouldn't mind paying a little bit
03:06:03.080
extra to make sure that they're getting that good quality you know livestock uh so at the end of the
03:06:09.800
day you know that's just another opportunity to uh to start a small business and make some money
03:06:16.120
uh and feed your family at the same time some healthy quality
03:06:19.960
meat and uh dairy so uh get yourself some nigger birds get some nigger birds go ahead brian then i
03:06:29.160
think it was nature then arian yeah and then uh another thing about the farms because literally
03:06:34.600
like i have a whole like list of like 30 farms in like a 60 mile radius that are like all the best
03:06:41.800
like there's no vaccines in them i'm in fairfield county in litchfield county like i go to litchfield
03:06:46.440
county to get this food right in connecticut it's rural as fuck there's towns in there with zero
03:06:51.000
black people zero jews and zero fucking spics okay so i'm telling you guys like how they're doing it
03:06:57.640
this is literally real this happens this is in the world right now it's not a fucking uh fantasy so
03:07:03.560
you they only go to places with pasture raised uh animals like they just let them run around on
03:07:08.600
the grass and shit and the only way to find those is basically like they can't have more than like
03:07:13.800
10 or 20 cattle honestly because there's just too much uh there's not enough grass to feed all the
03:07:19.160
back to what i said the amish and dutch yeah they're good the amish are good too yeah they don't put
03:07:23.640
shit in there they're like the amish are more prepared for like if world war three happened and
03:07:27.960
people came running to the amish they'd be like we don't even give a fuck we've already been doing this
03:07:32.440
like so yeah the amish are good too and then um yeah so basically just make sure because the whole
03:07:40.280
reason you need the grass fed like pasture raised is because there's more nitrogen in the
03:07:44.680
grass if you get fucking dried out grass pellets uh there's no nitrogen there's no
03:07:50.120
fucking nutrients you're basically eating that's like mcdonald's for fucking cows
03:07:53.960
so why the fuck would you whatever the cow eats is basically what you're eating
03:07:59.720
absolutely uh i lost track of answer let me refresh here uh arian the nature
03:08:42.600
well so i wanted to ask nate uh he's back up okay and anyone who's a um farmer sort of guy
03:08:53.720
um because i've been kind of a hobbyist uh farmer and um i know some guys that do it as well and they
03:09:02.840
swear by like grass-fed grass-fed beef grass-fed lamb is grass-fed this whatever right and so like
03:09:11.560
one of the questions i usually ask people it's like what's corn right corn is grass if you look
03:09:18.200
it up you can google it corn is a grass but corn is also a grain and it's like so if you feed
03:09:28.840
your sheep corn or your cows corn then they're grain fed but if they eat it in the field then they're
03:09:37.080
grass-fed i suppose right so i really don't understand i think it's another one of these jewish
03:09:43.560
weird things to just make more money just one of those things that like it rolls around
03:09:48.120
in my head can i can i add something to that if you guys want to hear something no i'm done
03:09:55.000
uh um i'll say because basically now they have a new thing i follow this dude on instagram is
03:09:59.800
lazy j meets have you guys ever seen him he's in like utah he's a rancher in utah
03:10:05.000
um and he's he's a white dude too he's like a fucking swedish he's a good ass dude right he
03:10:09.320
just sells local to all the people um and he was saying that now they got a new thing where
03:10:15.160
um they can legally say it's grass fed if they feed it grass pellets
03:10:22.600
okay and there's another thing they can say it's fucking made in america like when the sign is on the
03:10:28.600
packaging like in the store and this is what stores bullshit they can put a packaging they can put a
03:10:33.080
label and say uh made in the usa and all that means is that it came from another country and they
03:10:40.680
packaged it in the usa so now they can put a label that says made in the usa so these are the laws
03:10:45.320
that they're like putting in place so that's why i'm saying these small farms are the best because
03:10:49.240
they don't have that you can go to places that package it themselves non-regulated like every
03:10:55.960
the whole point is get as much non-regulated as possible from small uh outlets and that's like
03:11:03.160
the most healthy shit absolutely and also when it comes to that like um if they're eating a grass and
03:11:13.960
the the the farm where they're eating the grass is right beside like a conventional say you know a
03:11:19.480
blueberry field that gets sprayed regularly with uh fungicides glyphosate and you know uh all sorts of
03:11:27.080
herbicides and uh you know that's gonna be blowing over into the grass that the cows are eating so
03:11:32.840
that you know just because it's grass fed from pastures uh whatever the fuck and or you know
03:11:39.480
grass fed from a field doesn't necessarily mean that it's getting a healthy source of grass and same
03:11:46.040
with the chickens like well chicken places you know the chicken farmers around here but they're really
03:11:51.800
close to where they have conventional crops growing where they're getting sprayed constantly and there's
03:11:56.280
certain times a year well i've said this before but like the eggs have these little like red tumors
03:12:03.560
inside all over the yolks and certain times of the year that they don't have them and i it made me
03:12:09.560
realize that oh these chickens are getting sprayed with all sorts of toxins and they're eating it in
03:12:14.760
their food in their grass and whatever they're eating on the ground right so uh yeah that's one thing
03:12:22.680
that uh people kind of overlook is that you know they're also getting it through the environment
03:12:28.200
so uh with that we'll go to arian again try and get him in here uh and then i lost my hands let's say
03:12:36.600
uh uh yeah arian and then we'll go to sammy and then donovan and then curious hey can you guys hear me
03:12:45.320
yeah that's better okay cool uh another thing that nobody's mentioned is hunting a lot of the guys
03:12:53.000
where i live a lot of my buddies they they go hunting elk antelope and deer and uh some of them
03:13:00.360
even go duck hunting and i think that's kind of i'd rather just fucking eat a chicken than a duck honestly
03:13:06.680
but yeah you can get your you know it's a lot to get into and you obviously have to pay for your tag
03:13:12.440
and it's kind of a lottery system but once you're invested and you get your system and all of your uh
03:13:19.640
your kit it's one of the best ways to get pure unadulterated like untouched food because
03:13:26.680
they're just it's they're literally out in nature
03:13:31.800
that's a very good point actually and then you can uh just have a way to keep it i guess frozen
03:13:38.280
keep it you know in a a preserved way that you can keep it well preserved and then you got tons of
03:13:44.200
food and you can even sell it off to your friends and family you know so that's another source talk to
03:13:50.040
hunters talk to hunters fishers and uh yeah we'll go to uh who did i call next i think it was donovan
03:13:57.880
sammy then curious uh yeah sure so once you have a certain quantity of like cows or goats then the
03:14:09.000
state classifies you as a farm so if you learn that number and you kind of stay under it then you don't
03:14:15.720
have to submit to their regulations um so then and then you can kind of you can do a lot more of your
03:14:23.080
own stuff like uh a better feed you don't have to do all this poison stuff this is something i i
03:14:29.320
really want to get into once i get some uh land going just just be like yeah the food in canada is
03:14:43.160
absolutely yeah it's uh it's a good incentive to get involved with that kind of lifestyle so
03:14:48.200
keep it uh keep it you know and always check with your government what kind of programs there are to
03:14:52.920
acquire such land and uh grants you can receive for you know bits planning a small business in
03:14:59.480
regarding regards to attaining these lands so there's options available if you can't afford
03:15:06.040
it immediately you know so always look into that if i can ask ai if you want even also if you're in
03:15:12.600
canada i do highly suggest just doing hunting for like meat that is probably the best thing you can do
03:15:18.920
uh at most conveniently for good quality that that's what my guys do actually they they just hunt and
03:15:26.840
then we have uh we have fridges and it's like yeah we just have meat we have so much meat
03:15:33.880
absolutely good quality meat too and if you don't want to hunt yourself uh make connections with the
03:15:39.160
local hunters you know and then uh at least you have a connection where you can get some you know
03:15:44.280
because they've always got lots if they're very good hunters of course so uh look into that and
03:15:49.960
we'll go to sammy then curious then one tribe then nate yeah on the uh grain fed grass fed thing
03:15:59.800
you know i also dealt with that whole debate when i worked on a cattle ranch and we did grass fed
03:16:07.080
in quotes even though we supplemented with um hay pretty much year round and there's there could be
03:16:17.480
an argument you know even fox grass and certain types of hay or basically they have grain grass hay
03:16:24.920
typically doesn't but even when they're out in the field if they're eating any sort of fox grass it's
03:16:29.400
basically wild wheat so it is the argument more so is where is the source of grain coming from like
03:16:39.000
one of the gentlemen was talking about if it's glyphosate grown corn or what have you that's the
03:16:47.160
that's where the problem lies is that it's it's a toxic form it's a gmo grain to begin with but then
03:16:54.440
it's also sprayed with you know toxic chemicals so it's just not not a good source but if you're gonna
03:17:00.360
do your own farming i would highly recommend grain supplementing because it raises the quantity of fat
03:17:10.200
and that's one of the problems with hunting if you're hunting deer and elk and
03:17:18.360
that's it you're only getting a lean source of meat almost zero percent fat in it so you're not
03:17:27.560
getting any of the benefits from animal fat and nutrients that your brain and your body needs
03:17:33.000
that's why most people that lived off the land back in the days hunted bear and they also trapped
03:17:41.240
beaver and would eat beaver tail because they're extremely good sources of fat in the wild you can't
03:17:46.280
just live off of protein without animal fat look up rabbit starvation there's been people who have
03:17:53.080
been out in the bush or been out in country that have been eating only the game that they killed and
03:17:59.320
died even though they had food every day because they were lacking any source of animal fat
03:18:06.520
good point definitely a good point uh we're gonna go to curious one tribe then nate
03:18:11.240
all right i'll try to be concise i'm at work i wanted to add to uh some of the discussions like
03:18:18.280
for instance corn real quick my audio coming through
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am i coming through guys yeah we got you okay cool so with corn versus grass fed
03:18:34.200
there's this thing called linoleic acid that we've really started to kind of point the finger
03:18:38.360
uh in regards to clotting up cholesterol you know every i think every cell in your body the wall of
03:18:44.920
it is made of cholesterol in the past this was never a problem you started eating a lot of seed oils
03:18:50.600
and the reason it matters what you're what your animal's been eating is because say if they have
03:18:56.120
less stomachs than a cow more of that linoleic acid is going to come through in your uh in your pig fat
03:19:04.680
etc so it is important for these animals much like it's important for you to eat your ancestral diet
03:19:12.520
uh remember there's in my opinion there's only one cholesterol it's not good or bad there's a
03:19:18.440
cholesterol with a little machine attached to it to carry it from the liver to the cell
03:19:22.840
then there's a cholesterol with a little machine attached to it carry it from the cell to the liver
03:19:27.000
and uh then i want to get on to sleep you know this ties into diet we've uh we've learned recently
03:19:35.400
i think five or ten years ago the purpose of sleep is to clean the brain because you don't really have
03:19:39.640
the capillaries in there to carry off spent atp etc and so at night you lay down a certain spinal fluid
03:19:48.760
pushed up the spine pushes all the that waste out into that little membrane that surrounds your brain it
03:19:55.400
does have capillaries and then it gets carried out just out the next morning burning ketones in your
03:20:02.360
brain versus sugar is like the difference in trying to heat your house with tires or natural gas and so
03:20:12.520
when you're ketogenic this is really going to improve your sleep because you're already not that dirty of
03:20:17.560
a brain anyway you can get by on much less etc then we were talking about sugar sugar wreaks havoc on your
03:20:26.920
ability to both absorb vitamins and use them something i've noticed in my little carnivore journey
03:20:34.200
is that when i am devoid of sugars i think you are in a totally different class of metabolism
03:20:41.080
suddenly instead of vitamin c just getting used once it gets used multiple times
03:20:45.720
uh same thing with some other vitamins just sugars all around bad and uh it takes a lot of research
03:20:54.360
and learning to even get the full scope of how bad it is it's not even a food and then lastly for a
03:21:00.520
return to work uh we had a brother in here that was trying to reach more people uh yesterday and uh one
03:21:07.720
of my tips is you know god love you it's got to stop that upspeak if you're looking for strong white brothers
03:21:13.960
that uh stand by your side they're going to look i wince when i hear that it hurts to hear
03:21:21.560
uh let everything sound like a quest no disrespect much love to you know you're a brother try to try
03:21:28.760
to speak uh forthrightly and speak the way you stand god bless you guys love my white family
03:21:36.680
when we get back to work i'll be listening thank you brother white power one thing i do eat i eat a lot
03:21:49.880
yeah that'll be good for the males in the space uh it'll be good for your testosterone levels uh eating
03:21:56.520
a high uh cruciferous vegetable diet because uh it'll eliminate a lot of the uh transforming of uh
03:22:06.520
basically through all the pollution in the air that we intake on the daily which is getting higher and
03:22:12.120
higher levels uh our bodies have a way of turning that into estrogen and the more uh broccoli and
03:22:19.480
cruciferous vegetables that you eat uh they contain aromatase inhibitors and basically what that what
03:22:26.280
aromatase does is it'll turn that it'll be responsible for turning the pollution converting it
03:22:32.200
in estrogen so you'll have extra high estrogen levels from the pollution uh so the broccoli and
03:22:38.520
cauliflower and other cruciferous vegetables like uh wtf just mentioned will help uh eliminate
03:22:46.360
aromatase their inhibitors of the aromatase so the effects of switching the um what would normally be
03:22:53.800
testosterone uh would be like because once you have estrogen it just converts more and more and
03:22:58.920
more and more and more testosterone into estrogen so the less you have and the more you eliminate
03:23:04.120
that the more testosterone you'll have on the long range so it's very good to if you're a male to have
03:23:10.680
lots of cruciferous vegetables in your diet uh as well as all the meat and fat and all that good stuff so
03:23:16.520
um good yeah definitely a good point hey pal we got 92 listeners and 33 that jewish number 33 shares
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pretty fucking gay yeah what is with this jewish number every guy you guys just give up at 33 and
03:23:35.640
say that's enough come on let's get this post let's get this fucking space repulsive guys we uh we depend on
03:23:41.480
you to spread the word uh because i mean we can we can do it but the more of you that do it the better
03:23:46.360
that we can uh you know keep this space populated with new faces and remember and recurring faces so
03:23:53.640
yeah um there's something else i was gonna say but i totally kind of forgot um
03:23:59.800
so we'll go to one tribe and then we'll go to nate
03:24:04.520
hey appreciate the mic guys a fantastic uh show today um
03:24:08.680
um all all everything that we do uh for our people is all for not if we're not healthy so um
03:24:16.120
i'd love to hear um just all the uh all the great ideas the depth and breadth of knowledge
03:24:21.880
in this room is uh is amazing so um big props to you guys so um you know one of the one of the
03:24:29.800
things that caught my ear was um the mention of sugar um that is like crack cocaine for cancer
03:24:37.560
cancer fucking loves sugar it eats it up it helps you grow um and uh it is it is absolutely um uh just
03:24:48.120
fucking poison to humans so um yeah i can't uh i don't think you can overemphasize um eliminating
03:24:56.440
sugar from your diet um and then on eating and what to eat um i think also equally important and uh
03:25:03.640
i think it was curious also mentioned your ancient um you know ancient diet um
03:25:08.440
um did not include three squares a day it did not include eating every day um so uh the benefits of
03:25:18.760
fasting i think um i i think should you know be explored and researched um i i try to i intermittent
03:25:27.560
fast i'll uh i try to whittle it down to like one meal a day you know around you know dinner time and
03:25:33.800
um quite frankly it's not that hard i mean it's you know yeah do i get hungry during the day
03:25:38.280
yeah but i uh you know i'll drink some water or um or even uh some uh uh bone broth um a couple of
03:25:46.200
fires i might go to for bone broth um but yeah things like that um you know absolutely um it's
03:25:53.800
important of how much we intake and when we intake as as much as uh what we intake um so yeah i
03:26:01.960
appreciate the mic i'll uh i'll yield there and i'll continue to listen thank you
03:26:05.480
absolutely good points good points uh fasting is something that i do as well i uh i will cut off
03:26:13.320
my eating at 3 p.m and i will not eat anything until at least uh five in the morning so that's
03:26:19.240
a good 12 plus hours of fasting every day and uh i go to bed with uh you know without the whole
03:26:25.880
uh because your body's basically if you go if you eat too close to when you go to sleep your body's
03:26:31.880
going to be digesting that food all night and it does it at a slower pace than when you're awake so
03:26:37.080
you're basically slowing down your metabolism and you're causing more problems for your body because
03:26:41.560
you're going to be sleeping on one side or another right or you're going to be sleeping on your stomach
03:26:45.960
and that having food in your stomach while you're sleeping on the side or the stomach is actually
03:26:50.600
causing you uh it's going to cause you a lot of problems in the end of the day especially if you do it
03:26:55.160
regularly so it's good to cut off eating for uh for those of you that are trying to lose weight
03:27:03.080
best thing i could say is you can buy fenq pm take two of those at night time what it does is
03:27:09.480
it also helps you sleep but it boosts your metabolism while you're sleeping so it burns the fat
03:27:16.120
and that's just like what paladin said when you're sleeping it doesn't burn that fast so this boosts that
03:27:23.000
also helps you sleep to look into that i've never heard of that um but that's cool yeah and sugar
03:27:30.920
especially uh the thing about that is that you don't necessarily need to be eating sugar um there's
03:27:37.960
a lot of foods that are going to be turning into sugar your body will convert them to sugar and then
03:27:42.920
you're basically feeding them that way so if you're eating like things like oatmeal grains a lot of those
03:27:48.680
grains uh and you know like granola bars and um anything with uh malt barley or or malt is something
03:27:57.320
like that barley malt or whatever uh a lot of these things will be just converted right to sugar in your
03:28:02.600
bloodstream anyway so uh you might not be eating raw sugar but you're probably ingesting it through other
03:28:08.440
uh other products so it's good to look into what kind of things convert into sugar that you're eating in
03:28:13.720
your diet like that's why alcohol it's a big one yep that's exactly true that's exactly true so you
03:28:21.080
know that's why it's important to you know probably cut that out of your diet because uh or at least
03:28:26.600
minimize it in your diet you know i'm not i don't want to say some people you know like wine once in a
03:28:31.000
while for blood thinning effects but um yeah uh you got to cut that out and uh once you you might you
03:28:38.760
have a little bit of fatigue when you're switching your body over to running on ketones versus running on
03:28:43.560
pure sugar and uh carbs so like that's kind of where the fuzzy you know the grogginess the
03:28:50.840
the uh the yeah there's another word for it but anyways you'll you'll you'll feel the effects of
03:28:56.360
switching your body over to running on ketones but in the long run you're going to feel a lot better
03:29:01.160
once you once you actually get the ketones burning instead of other things so uh we'll go to nate and
03:29:07.320
then one tribe again hello again gentlemen yeah i just wanted to speak back on uh on that cattle
03:29:15.960
farming uh prospect that we were talking about earlier more of the high level um uh discussion
03:29:21.560
on that would be too um yeah you're going to want to find land for your cattle you want to appropriate
03:29:26.520
your size for how many head of cattle you want but you do also want to be able to hay your own field
03:29:32.520
or grow more ideally a field of like alfalfa or some other type of uh of grain that you could
03:29:39.960
you could supplement your own cattle with you do want to account for how much you'll need for like
03:29:43.480
the winter um so just keep that in mind if you do look to purchase land uh that's very important you
03:29:49.160
can pelletize your own food definitely definitely and we'll go to one tribe again
03:30:03.400
yeah um yeah i'm the uh i'm absolutely obsessed with doing everything myself because we know that
03:30:10.760
our entire food supply chain is uh poison um you know but you know it's you know purchasing a property
03:30:18.200
i don't know how many acres are needed you know somewhere in the two to five if you want to do it
03:30:22.680
um you know raise your own you know cattle probably if you if you're not gonna raise
03:30:29.160
like livestock like sheep or then maybe you can just grow your own vegetables and do canning um but
03:30:36.840
you know it's still um you know an upfront cost so you know i i you know i've looked at um you know
03:30:43.400
farmland or large um large you know two to five maybe to ten acre lots um it's got a small house
03:30:51.560
on it because i'm a veteran so you can use a va loan that way um or or even you know an fha loan is
03:30:59.000
like five percent down um if i think somebody mentioned you know some hesitancy of um being uh
03:31:07.400
beholden to usda or fda uh you know type of scrutiny and uh and regulations and and i don't disagree
03:31:14.840
with that but at the same time there are also some incentive programs or some tax um tax credits and
03:31:21.720
things like that they're available out there i'm absolutely not an expert on it but i am uh sort of
03:31:26.680
it's in my peripheral vision uh and then um how do you know it was a good you know point made earlier
03:31:34.280
in terms of growing uh growing food not only for your own family or maybe a small farm community
03:31:39.800
but also uh you know you can sell farmers markets or whatever and i think that's um you know certainly
03:31:45.000
a viable option uh turning that into a business that is um absolutely much needed there's a gap in the
03:31:51.960
market for that right um but also there are folks out there who who farm and who want to farm
03:31:59.240
that will lease land from you that i i've literally recently discovered that like they're like
03:32:04.600
sharecroppers like i guess you know and they'll though you can rent your farmland out to them for
03:32:09.800
them to them to farm so just you know i always think of you know ways you know i've got this asset
03:32:15.560
how do i monetize it you know and generate some cash flow and some roi so uh that's how i think about it
03:32:22.280
appreciate the mic absolutely yeah i you know you're you're kind of on the same page as me i've
03:32:29.800
been like um have a little bit of extra land i've been thinking about starting starting a farmer's
03:32:35.080
market because i mean you can never really have too many farmers markets and if you're in a place
03:32:41.720
where it's like visible to you know the road public road that's very you know frequented by people
03:32:47.400
they're gonna see oh what's their what they got there they got tents going on there they got
03:32:50.520
people selling stuff i gotta i'm gonna go check this out and before you know it you have a
03:32:55.240
profitable business that you know people just pay you for a spot on your farmer's market 100 bucks a
03:33:01.960
day you know this or that you have 10 people that's a couple grand in your pocket right so um every
03:33:07.800
weekend right and you can do that every weekend most places will do that on a saturday so you know you
03:33:14.440
could do it saturday and sunday double dip right uh it depends what you can what you can you know
03:33:20.680
handle on your land so that's a viable option i'm gonna i want i want to uh follow back on something
03:33:27.720
that i have been uh uh did not know anything about i like someone to update me about peacock because this
03:33:35.720
is all news to me on what's going on i just i just locked in here so what's going on yeah so so she's
03:33:44.520
she's converted to muslim uh islam and yeah so there was a big ruckus in the space uh 1488 radio i
03:33:52.280
think it was last night being muslim is not white power so i agree yeah i've been removing her from
03:34:00.120
the stage and i i was gonna have a conversation later yeah i just received some messages i just
03:34:05.720
did some background and i dealt with it perfect yeah i wanted to get you in on the decision a nice
03:34:12.040
lady i didn't know that yeah yeah unfortunately she has converted to islam unfortunately yeah i did i
03:34:18.920
i just didn't want to end up making the whole space about her again you know like we did that
03:34:23.320
yesterday and i just figured yeah i'm up to date now yeah i i let her come up and make one quick
03:34:31.000
point and then uh took her down briefly so yeah like that's uh i think that's fair enough and uh yeah
03:34:36.840
i just didn't want to make the whole space about her again so done and over with all right yeah
03:34:41.720
perfect so donovan take it away yeah sorry about that i kind of you know i'm glad there's a consensus
03:34:49.880
on that at least yeah yeah no i i kind of wanted to deal with that lightly and yeah you guys gotta
03:34:56.760
remember i was gone for a few days and i wasn't updated on this yeah yeah no problem it is what it is
03:35:03.320
i i figured we'd let her have one quick point and then kind of just brush her off stage and you know
03:35:08.360
leave it like that and yeah so it's so it's all good it happens and uh yeah now now we're both on
03:35:14.040
the same page as yeah i just didn't want to end up making the whole thing about the muslim thing again
03:35:19.320
because yeah we did that yesterday so uh i think people probably yeah but um back to topic um
03:35:28.360
yeah so uh the the the health conversation has been going very well so if anybody else has got any kind
03:35:34.920
of uh good points we got nature's is racist coming up here maybe he's got some pointers to drop let's
03:35:41.080
hear i do have a question like you guys do you guys still do protein powder like no i just think i
03:35:50.280
just eat a lot of fuckloaded lentils beans and uh there's a lot of protein in beans that uh that goes
03:35:56.600
over look chickpeas well i mean okay so there's nothing wrong with protein powder right so if i do it i do
03:36:03.480
like uh i'll do peanut butter chocolate and i'll do like scoops and scoops of fucking peanut butter so
03:36:12.200
it's just full of protein so basically i just use it as a meal replacement if i do um i do love doing
03:36:19.560
it in the mornings um as i'm always on the go so i can just basically drink drink breakfast um yeah
03:36:27.160
what do you do use uh protein shakes or what do you do i was just about to jump in there too um
03:36:35.960
as far as peanut butter goes bro it's really bad because of the hydrogenated oil you know and seed
03:36:40.840
oils and shit like that so that's not a good i mean that's the type of shit we did when you know
03:36:46.120
in jail and when we're locked up we eat a lot of peanut butter on honey buns and shit
03:36:49.560
it tastes good no especially on a fucking friday you're not ruining peanut butter well you can get
03:36:57.080
it without the hydrogenated oil and you know get like some almond butter or something but it is bad
03:37:02.440
just you know between brothers um but i do i do take some uh some protein powders but if you're going
03:37:08.600
to get protein powder never get anything way right they do have uh they i think they do have a way
03:37:15.080
that's made from beef protein and that's what you would want but you never want whey because it's
03:37:20.280
uh from soybeans and you don't want anything soy period so make sure you look on every kind of you
03:37:25.880
know supplement that you get make sure it doesn't have any soy in it that's that's going to be the
03:37:30.040
number one thing with uh with protein powders but yeah i think yeah so whey protein oh wait yeah this
03:37:38.360
has a slow loop no no way is no good way is okay yeah they also have a lot of uh artificial sugars in
03:37:46.840
those protein powders and like uh sucralose which is not good for you
03:37:59.960
no i get it so like if you i i would recommend like for me anyways i i get a lot of my protein
03:38:08.840
from beans uh lentils and also uh from white fish so like halibut and you know like the white fish is
03:38:15.080
probably the highest source of protein and meat that you can find um besides chicken and all that
03:38:21.000
so you know and then you're getting also a little bit of the benefits from eating the seafood too so
03:38:26.040
well for creatine the best for that is always micro juice creatine yeah micro oh yeah i i don't i
03:38:35.800
don't take regular creatine myself i'll take uh creatine hydro uh what is it creatine uh half the
03:38:43.320
fucking i got it written down here i won't talk about other stuff anymore further
03:38:51.720
i don't know i was really looking into the like the beans and the lentils and stuff like i i'm just
03:38:59.880
i never really gave it much of a chance of like trying to make them actually taste good
03:39:11.160
i'm trying to get bigger than fitz where's he at fitz side i haven't seen him all day
03:39:16.200
and he it's bigger than your bicep dude no it's uh what i take is creatine monohydrate that's what
03:39:25.560
it's called i couldn't think of it for off the top of my head creatine monohydrate i've found is
03:39:30.840
better than any of the other creatine uh is that micro is that micro or no yeah it's just a tiny little
03:39:38.280
scoop so you don't really need a lot but it's not flavored uh it's uh it's a it's a separate formula
03:39:44.360
from the usual creatines uh i used to take it used to be called like purple k and it used to come in
03:39:50.840
like a tablet form but they uh they like removed it from the market because i guess you know a lot
03:39:57.400
of things in canada they removed from the market because it's too good for you but um yeah i found
03:40:02.360
it worked a lot better than uh a lot of the other creatines that i've tried and you get way more pump
03:40:07.880
from it like you get you get an extreme pump from it so yeah that's my two cents but yeah protein
03:40:16.280
powder i uh like he said uh like faffo said um you want to stay away from whey because there's all
03:40:22.680
sorts of weird shit and that stuff i mean i just did a quick search on like i don't know like all all
03:40:29.080
the stores that i have access to and i couldn't find a single thing that does not have like whey or
03:40:33.320
soy in it for protein powder so you know i'm just gonna do the fucking beans and lentils i think going
03:40:38.280
forward yeah chickpeas uh and like most beans have a lot of protein like i i eat beans and and uh
03:40:44.760
chickpeas every day pretty much and i even uh grind up lentils to make flour so i can make like waffles
03:40:51.160
uh with a wait really yeah yeah you can grind that shit up there's definitely some uh protein powders
03:40:59.000
out there that don't have soy i believe like the mre the meal replacement stuff um there's a there's
03:41:05.720
only a few of them though they're you know they're hard to find you'll look on the shelves all day and
03:41:11.480
it'll be full of soy shit but there's definitely a few of them yeah this is a subject that i hate right
03:41:19.800
i used to drink i used to like literally uh take like a protein jug and like uh drink the entire
03:41:29.160
thing just like you know i i was one of those guys when i was like 19 18 20 21 somewhere in that range
03:41:38.280
i burnt myself out on it but uh i realized it's it's literally it has nothing to do with that like
03:41:44.360
as this protein powder shit all these supplements are all horse shit um at least this is my experience
03:41:50.920
so like just take this with a grain of salt um it's all horse shit all of them are horse shit just
03:41:57.240
eat a few eggs eat bread eat whatever the fuck you want to eat and just lift lift every single day and
03:42:03.800
you're just going to get stronger it's just the way it is um don't worry about like macros and this and
03:42:09.640
that unless you're trying to be mr olympia it really doesn't fucking matter and i get bigger
03:42:15.640
than fitz nature we already went through this beef protein is the best that's what you want i mean if
03:42:21.800
you feed that to your kids and sit they'll like be taller and their bone structure will grow stronger
03:42:27.320
and if you keep them on a lot of beef protein from the time that they're young but you definitely
03:42:31.640
get more out of this actual actual natural let's just get them from hgh let's get them some hgh and
03:42:39.000
some uh some uh trend and then we can get them bigger you know hgh high trt dose
03:42:48.360
yeah high trt hgh trend we got you you know we'll send it in we'll ship it in
03:42:55.080
yeah yeah uh but also like protein powders are extremely expensive beans a lot a lot easier
03:43:03.960
on the bank so um when it comes to protein powder i i like the you know i mean i was doing it but i
03:43:10.360
was just like jesus christ it's like five what what kind of beans i i i will make like a weird thing
03:43:18.760
where i i like i'll have onions i'll you know i'll saute some onions i'll throw in some tomato paste
03:43:24.520
beans what kind of beans well no i'm just saying the i'm just saying what i do i i just keep a big
03:43:30.040
pot of this shit i make uh with uh uh lentils wtf he's talking about lentils he can't say lentils for
03:43:38.760
some reason no no no i i i uh i i get the dried beans right so i get the dried beans i get kidney
03:43:45.560
beans i get chickpeas i get um white turtle beans black turtle beans uh uh you know basically a
03:43:54.200
melange of fucking beans and then i'll um i'll use the magic pot to to soften them uh and then
03:44:01.480
basically i'll add that to like a tomato paste with onion base and it's just like sits in my fridge and
03:44:06.600
i i added in a little pot every day and i add some water and you add some salt again and you basically
03:44:13.160
get a high dose of fucking beans and protein and you're telling us not to eat salt but you eat salt
03:44:18.520
that's that's fucking you're being a hypocrite no i never said don't eat salt you need salt salt's
03:44:23.240
good for you sea salt natural sea salt that's good if you want i can tell you a good recipe for uh
03:44:29.720
bean soup right like get your callow or uh butter right and you saute um uh carrots celery and onion
03:44:41.720
right and uh make sure you take the leaves from the celery chop it all up right then after you saute
03:44:48.120
that then you put in a beef stock or chicken stock whatever stock you want you can use uh summer
03:44:54.600
sausages you can use like a ham steak cut it up into squares or you can use like uh beef tail or you know
03:45:02.520
what i mean some shit like that put that in there with it you put the beef stock in there then you use
03:45:08.600
uh equal mix of uh lentils and split peas right and then you cover that up you cook it up till it's
03:45:17.000
like a paste right and then you uh add uh you know what i'm saying some more broth or anything like
03:45:23.400
that till it's the consistency that you want you can add crackers to it if you want when you're serving
03:45:28.280
it but make up a nice pot of that it'll be rich in protein and everything and then you can just scoop
03:45:33.320
out of that every day and it's awesome if you know your spices and you you know how to like
03:45:38.840
uh season it right oh you're you're gonna be amazed and it's cheap too hey ladies uh mag is single and
03:45:45.640
you can cook damn yeah no that's that's the boner patrol alarm yeah boner breaker go ahead aaron
03:46:05.800
you guys know the difference between a garbanzo bean and a chickpea
03:46:09.000
are they basically i've never had a garbanzo bean on my face
03:46:23.000
i'm gonna push back on the i'm gonna push back on the creatine hold on hold on you
03:46:30.520
microdosing creatine doesn't do shit if you're active and you're trying to get gains you want
03:46:34.440
like 20 fucking grams a day you want a lot and it's not bad as long as you're hydrated and you're
03:46:39.960
working you're gonna fucking piss most of it out it's non-toxic it's really good for you if you're
03:46:45.640
like me i'm a tradesman and i fight so i'm like fucking burning like 3 000 calories a day easy
03:46:51.560
and i'm i love creatine that's one of the best things ever yeah yeah very true very true uh even if
03:46:58.440
you're not lifting weights that day you still you know it's still good for you and your uh your body
03:47:03.400
composition levels and all that good point uh we'll go to sammy and then red hey i heard a
03:47:10.840
real quick since we're telling jokes i heard one this morning that was pretty good that you guys will
03:47:15.480
like um everyone keeps telling me i have chicken legs well how else am i supposed to get black women
03:47:22.920
yeah um on the protein stuff there it's basically milk based protein um carnivore protein is a good
03:47:43.560
one there's a couple other brands because carnivore is kind of expensive but if you're going the protein
03:47:48.440
powder route look for an animal animal based protein something that's like i think it's casein
03:47:54.440
or something like that it's based off of milk and if you're skinny and you're trying to gain muscle
03:48:02.680
protein powder is kind of a waste of time um if you're gonna do supplements like that go mass gainer out
03:48:11.000
but again use one of these brands because if you go with the typical like way mass gainer or something
03:48:16.920
cheap from walmart or whatever it's mostly sugar and it's just terrible for you so you got to kind of
03:48:24.920
you know it's going to be kind of expensive there are some cheaper than like carnivore or whatnot but
03:48:32.680
a mass gainer where you have a thousand calories within the uh the scoop as well as you know 60 grams of
03:48:41.400
protein that's the way you want to go because like uh the guy just said you know anybody active or with
03:48:48.280
a pretty decent metabolism you're probably burning 3000 calories a day so you need to be replenishing
03:48:54.520
that and it's pretty freaking hard at least for me especially eating good sources of food like natural
03:49:02.440
animal proteins and not just eating uh junk food and protein bars and whatnot it's really hard to get
03:49:09.720
three thousand three thousand five hundred calories a day especially if you're working all day you got
03:49:14.600
to eat like three three huge meals or six like normal sized meals and it's just it's not it's not realistic
03:49:23.800
unless you're living for being a mr olympian and training and that's all you do all day
03:49:28.840
so a mass gainer is probably the best way to go and then um on the protein or on the peanut butter
03:49:35.560
thing that uh fafo mentioned you can get natural peanut butters atoms is what i use there's only
03:49:41.880
two ingredients it's peanuts and salt and you have to stir it if you if you see a peanut butter that you
03:49:49.080
have to stir that's pretty much you'll know that that's real peanut butter there's no bullshit in it
03:49:54.200
no hydrolyzed oils and sugar and all this stuff um but definitely just check the ingredients it's
03:50:02.840
i mean nowadays you should be you should pretty much be reading the ingredients on anything that
03:50:07.960
you're putting in your body because even stuff like uh like stuff that i thought was really good
03:50:14.280
and all natural that has like the no gmo sticker on it you'd look on the back and it's full of seed
03:50:21.240
oils and all this kind of shit so yeah just check the ingredients go with the more natural routes
03:50:27.160
and if you're a skinny fuck like me get a uh an animal-based protein mass gainer
03:50:37.720
sounds good yeah my shopping list is uh expanding a bit here this is good stuff or you can just give up
03:50:43.960
and be lazy like me and just buy silicone tubes of silicone at home devo and just eat that
03:50:57.320
they also got that uh even cheaper just buy some cellophane and start wrapping yourself up bro
03:51:02.760
that's all you need just get that cellophane do it like the blacks you know what i mean
03:51:09.720
well there's also that like powder peanut butter you so like i mean you just mix in water um and
03:51:19.640
yeah it just turns into like a peanut paste basically but yeah this third peanut butter
03:51:24.360
and with peanuts and then you just get the peanut oil that's the best that's the best but i try not
03:51:29.240
to eat peanut too too many calories i don't yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah okay um i eat peanut butter like a
03:51:37.720
motherfucker oh i used to fucking put that shit on every slice of goddamn apple i was eating i'd cut
03:51:43.560
the fucking apple into slices and eat the just smothering peanut butter but yeah i hit too many
03:51:48.120
calories i i love it too much ice cream guess what not enough fucking peanut butter for me i had to it
03:51:55.320
have you ever had peanut butter and jelly ice cream yeah that is the oh god that is the best that is
03:52:03.240
the fucking best anyways i don't really i don't know i don't really like the jelly is like weird
03:52:08.040
hard i don't know i don't know they i've had this ice cream before it was peanut butter and jelly the
03:52:13.560
jelly the the peanut butter is all hard and then this the jelly is so soft it was it was the best
03:52:18.360
ice cream i've ever had but i could talk all day about that we should get to red and then skull mask
03:52:25.720
all right hey guys yeah you guys are talking about uh something i know a lot about which is food since i've
03:52:30.840
been a chef for over 25 years and i know my shit when it comes to that um uh white paladin you brought
03:52:38.360
up uh fish um i don't recommend people eating any kind of fish that uh comes from say the ocean you
03:52:49.320
got to think of the pollution uh they did tests on fish that were farmed and found that there was a lot
03:52:55.080
of um high risk chemicals that were in it because that's what the fish are now digesting in their
03:53:02.120
natural habitat and like i said you're eating what they're eating and the fish are eating garbage now
03:53:12.440
so i don't i i only recommend fish that you've caught your own in a lake that you know or or any kind of
03:53:20.200
area that you know that that uh that water because it's it's going to be counteractive like you're
03:53:27.560
gonna you're gonna eat fish and it's actually it's actually making you weaker um especially a lot of this
03:53:33.880
farm fish uh there's also fish that are were uh created by like mgos basically so they were made in a lab
03:53:42.760
like tilapia tilapia is not actually a real fish it's a fish that was basically just created in a lab
03:53:50.120
it's not even an actual fish that is in the oceans or anything like that um also tuna uh tuna they are
03:53:58.120
cloning cloning tuna uh so most of the tuna that we're getting now especially if you get like canned tuna
03:54:06.040
or anything like that uh yeah you're you're basically eating tuna that was just created in a lab
03:54:12.760
um for the protein there are so many foods super foods that have it in there i have never taken
03:54:21.640
protein powder in my entire life or creatine which i don't have a problem with creatine i get the
03:54:26.840
benefits of that especially if you're doing a lot of workouts it's going to get you some more reps and
03:54:32.120
get get a better workout in there i understand that part but when it comes to protein powder i personally
03:54:39.880
i wouldn't touch the stuff just because i know how many different foods have a lot of protein in it
03:54:47.800
and yeah some of the some of the stuff that does have high protein in it doesn't really taste good
03:54:53.480
example beans i'm not a fan of beans uh but i've found that i can eat them if they're in a stew
03:55:01.320
or in a soup so i can have a bunch of flavors in there kind of counteracting the shitty bean flavors but
03:55:09.080
uh that that i highly recommend you got it you gotta watch my wife man she like has the munchies
03:55:17.640
for whatever like she'll just go out and grab a can of kidney beans you need right out of the can
03:55:24.600
yeah some some people love that like just it's not me i i just it's that and all of
03:55:29.960
i've just i've just i just can't do it i have to like making chili she could be a serial killer
03:55:37.320
yeah that that does sound like serial killer type thing like you're just going to open a
03:55:43.320
can of beans and eat it that's oh yeah no i i when i uh i like cook up dried beans so i i hydrate them
03:55:54.520
and they get all soft i'll just eat them out of the thing i'll be like okay okay so maybe i'm a
03:55:59.160
serial killer too but yeah good point about the fish there um you got to make sure you get a good
03:56:05.720
quality uh fish if you're eating like salmon we got lots of salmon here on the west coast so
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um but yeah the oceans are heavily polluted so yeah you're right about that um and yeah appreciate
03:56:18.840
that uh sorry did i cut you off or were you were you pretty much yeah i was i was pretty much done
03:56:24.760
yeah i i would just keep i just keep yammering on if i if i don't stop hey red what's your uh
03:56:31.560
what's your opinion here um i go to hibachi places and i just take all their koi
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uh yeah right right out of their ponds i just take them home yeah they're not the greatest fish to eat
03:56:48.840
but yeah i never if you got to do what you got to do man he's really trying to get bigger than
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fits that's he's eating all the protein sources he can load him up with the carb
03:57:03.800
oh man that's funny uh skull mask take it away oh my friends hello hello thanks for the mic thanks for
03:57:13.480
stage space good to see you brothers and sisters dude i had when i was in wrestling in high school
03:57:22.360
and then going into uh competitive martial arts after like i have always been an extremely hard
03:57:28.760
gainer it's like incredibly difficult for me to get any weight at all so i started doing
03:57:35.400
like basically what you guys were talking about like scoops of peanut butters and protein powder
03:57:43.240
like thick pudding protein power slurries and all this crazy shit and uh i did manage to gain like 10
03:57:50.680
pounds but it's cool sounds like your sounds like your diet should strictly be just fucking buffets
03:57:57.320
yeah yeah i tried to go to a golden corral every single day and be like load up what you talk about
03:58:08.280
dude if you want lentils to not suck there's this thing you there's this stuff you can make i make
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lentil loaf and uh it's like a meatloaf but with lentils and you take rice and lentils and egg and
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onions and pieces of celery and carrots and uh you cook the lentils and the rice for really long
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so they get nice and mushy and you mush it all up and you can even throw some like tanko bread
03:58:31.640
crumbs in there and put it into the pan and put like a tangy barbecue sauce over the top
03:58:37.640
and put it in the oven and it's like meatloaf but it's like it's got lentils and it's
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so good it's so good split pea soup is also another great option because you can get a ham bone like a
03:58:50.040
soup bone make yourself a big old pot of split pea soup it's just a bunch of split peas and you put
03:58:56.600
some broth in there again like onions carrots whatever you want and make a big huge pot of
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split pea soup you know some of the best flavor on planet lentil loaf split pea soup get yourself
03:59:11.080
some real rye bread from like your local bakery and you're now you're talking dude now you are
03:59:17.880
talking because that lentil loaf you make like three or four of them at a time and just stick
03:59:21.560
them in the fridge cut yourself a chunk off for lunch it's good stuff chili stews all of that high
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protein avoid the groin food avoid the you know nasty uh what is that stuff um what is that msg monosodium
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glutamate stuff they put in all the um it's supposed to make it it's supposed to make it taste like uh
03:59:46.760
savory so i've noticed if i go to the store and try to like buy soup in the can it's got all this
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stuff in it to trick you into thinking it's actually like savory and tastes good and usually
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it's just a bunch of garbage i'm a huge lentil loaf guy though i'll tell i'll repeat again lentil loaf
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get your lentil loaf rolling one of the best uh foods i've ever had i like this i'm gonna try that
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that that sounds really good like i i just want to leave right now and go to the grocery store to be
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honest well things like lentils are so cheap too like you can make a whole so cheap so you can make
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like pans upon pans of this stuff and it's so easy because it's just it's literally just like meatloaf
04:00:28.360
so you cut off a slab and you throw it on the plate or you then it's like it's so delicious you can put
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ketchup on it if you like ketchup a bunch of hot sauce a bunch of salt pepper delicious dudes i like
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the discussion though keep going i'm learning what power yeah absolutely i i'm a big lentil uh fan here
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uh i i'll just like grind up red lentils and i'll i'll sift it then you got flour you can pretty much
04:00:58.600
make anything you want with that uh pancakes are good just a little bit of eggs a little bit of um
04:01:05.160
a little bit of water a little bit of salt and i make garlic pancakes so you can just like
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make it into kind of like i don't know you can put stuff on like uh vegetables eat it like that and
04:01:15.960
i fucking love it you get high protein and then i eat my beans also so i'm just rooting and tooting
04:01:20.600
all day guys you know i when i'm riding my bike rides i got i got an extra booster packed always i just
04:01:27.240
know you know so uh yeah you and i mean uh it's good for you it's good for you aren't lentils like
04:01:34.680
a very jewish thing i don't know they love their lentils they're just legumes so i mean like they're
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they're really cheap source of protein so i just at the end of the day instead of using like white flour
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you can use lentil flour and it's basically a higher protein content than regular flour it's
04:01:52.040
better for your gut um it doesn't affect my gut in any way like like conventional flowers affect my
04:01:59.640
gut big time i get inflammation uh digestion problems and i i get bloated but when i eat lentil
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flour or anything made with it i feel a lot better my it's a lot better for my system so that's kind of
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why i prefer that but i don't know it might be jewish shit i don't know i don't think so lentils are
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just kind of a staple right so go ahead wait a minute did we have i thought we had another hand okay
04:02:27.880
go ahead red yeah um go talking about lentils um i don't know who made that comment about the
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you know i'm sorry the chef and me that disgusting fucking rice dish that he was talking about um
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but uh lentils you can do so much stuff with i'm sorry for whoever came up with that but
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you're talking about lentil loaf yeah that's you talking about my lentil loaf that's disgusting yeah
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sorry no you gotta have you you haven't tried it you gotta try it i don't need to uh are you the one
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who can't eat beans are you the one who can't eat beans no i can eat beans i don't really care
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for them but uh oh yeah yeah you're you're you're basic then my friend i'm sorry dismissed opinion
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uh okay well i've been a chef for over 25 years i'm just i'm just messing with you dude i'm just
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the legume wars it's the first saga of the legume wars yeah we're gonna go to war for this yeah a
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cook-off you gotta have a cook-off i'll be the uh taste tester i'm just hungry guys yeah we can tell
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lentils are uh great for using with a lot of things like you said with the uh making flour
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uh they can make really good muffins um any breads like when i when i heard the lentil loaf i'm like
04:03:58.200
oh yeah i've had this and then i didn't know it had rice in it but i thought you meant like a bread
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a bread one uh those ones are really good um you can also make desserts out of lentils um you can make
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a kind of like a cookie crumble out of the lentils i can use that as a base and then you can make some
04:04:17.320
sort of uh cheesecake or something else something a little lighter if you want and then just cover it
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with uh any types types of nuts and yeah it's a great easy thing to do there's so much you can do
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with like with lentils um but i i it's not maybe maybe my favorite thing but i've had to work with a
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lot of things and i've worked at places where uh nutrition was very high so you had to uh
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every dish you made you had to have it high in protein high in nutrition little little sugars and
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and stuff like that so i've i've have a lot of experience doing that um but uh superfoods mushrooms
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get some mushrooms those are fantastic pretty much in any way aside from clearly the poisonous ones
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but mushrooms there's so many things you can do with mushrooms as well um as substitutes for certain
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things and they're cheap like uh the way i look at it is you got to find this stuff but you also got to
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find it for a good price i mean everything is so expensive nowadays so it's like oh you want to go to the
04:05:32.440
butchers and get steak okay um if you can afford that because like the price point it's pretty pretty
04:05:40.440
high when you're going to a butcher for for if you got the money sure go ahead but not a lot of people
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do have uh have the money to like go to these farms and buy all this farm fresh stuff but one thing is
04:05:55.560
good is if you can go to these farmer markets and just keep going to them and then you'll uh you'll have a
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relationship with them and that that's when you start getting the better deal so like there's
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one that's near my house and i did that i didn't really buy anything i just kept going and asking
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questions and kind of putting my face out there and eventually it was like well i can give you it for
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this price and i was like okay you give it to me for that price and i'll come here every week
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and buy it so that was a good way of saving saving money but sometimes you got to go to
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fucking walmart to get certain things just because like how much everything costs i mean you can just
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go and get laundry soap and a few other things and you're at 95 at a at a normal grocery store you
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go to walmart i hate fucking going there because it's full of nons i have a nice grocery store right
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by my house that it's a little bit more pricey but there's not really any nons there it's pretty pretty
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white i found that nons really just love hanging out at fucking walmart and shit like that
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but i'll end it there because i'll just keep chatting
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and i'm multitasking at the same time here so i like the farmer's market thing i've been
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meaning to like check that out a bit more that's a good tip for sure
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yeah farmer's markets are based and you can find a lot of good uh connect you can make a ton of good
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connections there too because it's generally going to be white people there because we're just into
04:07:25.880
that kind of thing and uh yeah no the uh it's uh we uh skull mask we have a request from donald
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ducktator he wants to see a picture of the legendary lentil though so if you
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yeah i'm curious also i'm curious if i can find i took a picture of it i'll see if i can find my
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picture otherwise i'm gonna have to like get one off the internet but let's see definitely definitely
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but yeah what red said about the mushrooms they're a very good source of uh nutrition so yeah that's
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actually what i do i saute some onions and some uh mushrooms together and i make a little base with
04:08:05.320
the some tomato paste and add some water from some uh you know some water with you know you boil a
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little bit of pasta some vegetable pasta and you got a little bit of water from that in there and
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then it just it's good some garlic some salt and a whole load of beans like literally
04:08:25.160
i got the wife making lunch now you guys got me hungry
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yeah no dude i want to leave right now so bad i'm hungry i think that's where all the audience
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where they're like holy i need to get something to go to the store and get some nutritious food
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and paladin don't you live in bc yes sir yeah you can basically get all this stuff in your backyard
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i mean i don't think i've ever i i haven't bought mushrooms or in certain type of herbs since i moved
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here because i could just go down to like the ravine area and the wooded area and there they are
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there's all the mushrooms a bunch of different herbs i have onions there so it's it's a great place to
04:09:04.520
uh forage here in bc like we have everything in our backyard fantastic absolutely uh admin
04:09:14.040
can i get coke poor favors or favors yeah we need it we need coke for wtf but yeah basically uh and i and
04:09:23.000
i have um i have a large garden myself also so i'm growing lots of squash all the time and uh squash
04:09:29.480
you can use to make loaves and uh strawberries all this wholesome good uh after i've been
04:09:35.880
experimenting over the last like six years uh just growing different things i love growing squash zucchini
04:09:44.040
um and they last a long time too and you get a ton of them so you can just have like
04:09:49.160
you know squash soup all winter and basically they're they're if you store them right they're not
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gonna go bad so and yeah mushrooms everywhere mushrooms and herbs uh everywhere pretty much
04:10:01.080
you know dandelions if you're into that kind of thing so yeah it's it's nice it's like a paradise
04:10:05.720
over here i i don't know how there's so many like homeless starving people it's like you got food
04:10:10.360
everywhere literally and then there's ducks and geese and uh yeah it's a good climate for it so you're
04:10:17.480
absolutely right i love mushrooms like mushrooms on my burger so good fuck yeah i love them too i
04:10:26.200
don't know how people don't have them ever in their diet they're like no mushrooms i think they i think
04:10:30.600
it's because they said oh you know it's they're grown in cow poo which i don't really think that's
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true i'm pretty sure that you grow them in uh substrate so mushrooms yeah they can uh yeah they grow from
04:10:42.280
shit well that's the thing is they don't all grow from shit like they have ways of growing them like
04:10:48.520
in these packs i think it's just some kind of substrate like you can use um uh sanitized uh
04:10:56.040
cardboard so you just like boil cardboard or toilet paper and you can use even that to grow mushrooms so
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it's like not so much grown and shit these days it's actually much sorry mushrooms grow um a lot more
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in the dark that they grow in light dark dark and wet dark dark and wet places yeah you're like
04:11:17.640
it depends it depends which kind you're growing it depends or or it depends
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did i put the i put the lentil loaf it's in the comments it's down there in the purple pill
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mine never looks that good mine never looks that good but it tastes like it tastes so good
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i took a picture of a mushroom the other day when i was walking here i'll send it to you paladin right
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wtf wtf out here just doing photography of mushrooms okay okay i'm for it
04:11:53.880
check that out we get the more else you what sorry i missed that we get the more where i live
04:12:30.200
so we get um we get morel mushrooms we get those big white ball mushrooms like out where i live if
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you wait until the right time of year you can find those huge the ones that are like the size of a
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volleyball these big huge white mushrooms i don't remember what they're called
04:12:45.320
i will say people um i will say this about mushrooms if your dog is sick and like
04:12:55.240
shit and blood and blah blah blah like check your yard for mushrooms because they're probably eating
04:13:06.840
damn that's a crazy picture that actually looks like a mushroom cloud that's crazy
04:13:11.080
and i for donald duck tater i posted the loaf in the nest the loaf has entered the nest over
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i got loads of lentils in uh my cabinet but i did just go to the store and get a bag of oranges
04:13:39.240
thanks uh uh donovan yo i was just thinking the adl donald was donald up here donald was up here
04:13:47.640
talking and i missed it no he uh replied in the comments that he wanted to see the picture a picture
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of the loaf so i passed the message comments if he comments ignore him he needs to come up
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i agree get up here donald we hope we miss you the big beautiful lentil loaf the big i love lentil loaf
04:14:07.480
so much yeah so we love lentil folks it's the best food it's cheap it's the best isn't it
04:14:16.760
gonna make it the new hate speech symbol if you have never heard of it you don't know what you're living
04:14:21.320
absolutely oh man i love this conversation this gets me going red is just red's just keeping his
04:14:32.520
mic off his professional chef over here he's like what the fuck are these guys eating dude
04:14:40.440
shaking his head he's like the italian who's like they're putting pineapple on the pizza oh wait i'm
04:14:45.560
being kind of loud i'm in a gas station right now i love pineapple on pizza dude that's
04:14:51.640
fucking white power and not even just pineapple extra pineapple that's how you fucking order it
04:15:01.400
i don't know you got maybe ah no i can't do it i can't do it peppers garlic onions feta
04:15:19.640
i see we got brutal new ny up here uh did you will have a did you have something you want to contribute
04:15:26.120
or hey yeah thanks for re-adding me like three times it kept disconnecting me uh somebody was
04:15:31.080
talking earlier about how steak for example is very expensive who was saying that uh steaks are a
04:15:38.680
little bit expensive yeah but you know somebody somebody mentioned that um i don't know maybe i
04:15:44.520
said meat are expensive i was talking it was red he was talking about the butcher yeah only only from the
04:15:52.440
butcher it's usually like a hundred like a hundred and five hundred and thirteen bucks for like a whole
04:16:04.680
yeah i'm jealous of you americans you get way better prices on meat than we do up here yeah
04:16:10.040
not and you could probably get you could probably get cut out of there um maybe like uh 12 to 15 steaks
04:16:19.800
anyways uh my town fire alarm fire sirens going off anyways um point i was trying to make was it
04:16:30.360
might be more expensive today to have be able to buy steaks whatever but people didn't have that
04:16:35.080
opportunity um even like as recently as like not not that long ago you weren't able to buy steaks
04:16:41.480
year-round you weren't able to buy them all the time or get meat like that all the time or fresh fruit
04:16:46.360
all the time so yes it is more expensive but we have pretty much every normal person is able to eat
04:16:52.520
like royalty did way back when in my number two point is if you've ever had an opportunity to do
04:16:59.560
any kind of there might be a better word for it but historical reenactment i quickly found out that
04:17:06.920
people today i mean back then they didn't have much so the way that they ate was very important
04:17:13.320
and the food that they ate was very important even a poor person what they ate and their diet
04:17:17.560
and how they plan their diet very important rich people today we can eat like the rich people of
04:17:22.520
the past we can eat fresh fruit all the time we can have meat all the time beef all the time they
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weren't they couldn't have that back then if you think about it a chicken makes eggs so you rarely
04:17:32.040
you don't want to kill the chicken because it makes egg for you you don't want to kill the lamb
04:17:35.480
because it makes wool for you you don't want to kill the cow because it makes milk for you
04:17:38.760
um in the past people tended not to get rid of animals that produced for them but today we have
04:17:45.720
an abundance of those animals so you can eat beef steaks eggs obviously you can probably buy your own
04:17:51.400
chicken that's like nothing um just look into uh look into how people ate in the past you'd be
04:17:56.360
surprised they uh it was not like buy nigger birds you know yeah yeah that too uh pheasant things like that
04:18:03.560
yeah nigger birds nigger birds over yeah good point i thought you said bigger birds
04:18:12.440
no no big bird we're talking about guineas everyone calls the guineas nigger birds so
04:18:22.520
fucking eggs i don't even know what to do with man i need to eat more of them it's just it's hard
04:18:33.160
i wonder if i can get get on that up here because i mean it seems like the uh the upkeep for them is
04:18:38.200
pretty reasonable uh yeah dude it's fucking super easy it's easy to they're easy to train i let them
04:18:45.080
out now they just do their own thing i did that actually right away i was supposed to wait six weeks
04:18:49.400
i said i let them out um they do their own thing they don't fly away they stick around
04:18:56.360
um they attack snakes pretty funny to watch um yeah they're pretty cool
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based i like it white right go ahead yeah i uh came up to give a based pineapple on pizza take but
04:19:14.200
potentially not so based pineapple on pizza take so pineapple on pizza is a perfect display of white
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power why is it a perfect display of white power because it's a representation of colonialism and white
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excellence thank you thank you it it it really is because without white expansionism without christopher
04:19:39.080
columbus going to um south america and slaughtering a bunch of indigenous people
04:19:46.680
there would be no pineapples in the western world we wouldn't have discovered it in a long time
04:19:51.800
pineapples being brought back to spain was also a symbol of status so columbus for raping and murdering
04:19:59.400
well that also the tomato came from the new world tomatoes came from the new world they weren't italian
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yeah yeah um so if if i can you know there's a plus and a minus right if columbus never went to
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south america we wouldn't have south americans which is kind of based right because i talked about
04:20:23.880
it a little bit earlier how we need to take inventory as white people and recognize our mistakes
04:20:29.400
however if it wasn't for colonialism we would have never gotten pineapples so as much as pineapple
04:20:36.360
pizza is white power we can also say that pineapple pizza is our downfall so there's a mindfuck for you
04:20:44.840
you know you were going real good there and you had to fuck it up at the end white
04:20:51.160
hey uh to the admins uh might i recommend we start up the goyim tv and rumble stream so that the next
04:20:58.440
space will be recorded over over just because i think well yeah i'll see what i can do on the back
04:21:08.200
channels people might be busy why do you like pineapple i love pepperoni pineapple pizza
04:21:14.840
i get it all the time you're crazy pepperoni yeah i don't know about the pepperoni i don't know
04:21:22.680
i'd give it a shot if it's one italian just unmute to say you're crazy it's a perfect mixture of salty
04:21:29.720
and sweet it's some bacon some ham all right i'm leaving now i'm too hungry i'm going to the store bye
04:21:38.440
oh okay that's that's more on my my kind of that's my kind of thing i know you like your seafood
04:21:56.040
well i will say that when i did own a pizzeria we did have a uh a grilled pineapple pizza so it was like
04:22:02.600
um grilled pineapple with like a little bit of cinnamon and uh and a little bit of yeah it was
04:22:09.560
it was actually pretty damn good when we go to uh like mexican restaurants i get the uh the like
04:22:16.360
hawaiian fajitas thing where it's like a pineapple cut in half that has a pineapple with the meat you
04:22:26.440
so he's daydreaming i'm gonna i'm gonna drop back down to listener i'm getting hungry myself but that
04:22:32.600
was my base but not so based pineapple on pizza take if you were if you were gonna drop down i was
04:22:39.800
gonna drop you down anyways you bastard white power white right and uh i'll appreciate the take
04:22:49.080
kelly keller let's go to arian who's got his hand up
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you guys hear me is it your phone is it your phone that's
04:23:04.360
shit or what what's going on here i think it's wind it's just windy outside can you hear me now
04:23:09.160
might i recommend you turn the mic off for a second just give your microphone area a blow job
04:23:14.680
i mean not like that but you know like give it give it a good blow make sure it's clear of dust
04:23:23.080
can you hear me now make a birthday wish that's better yeah okay yeah i have some info on chickens
04:23:29.640
i've been raising chickens for three years now um as far as letting them out in the open you just got
04:23:35.640
to be super rare cats like if you got any neighborhood cats they're gonna fuck your
04:23:39.720
chickens up i will shoot that fucking cat you bet well you might not be home is the thing
04:23:46.520
i've had three cats for three chickens get destroyed by cats all right so we just had three chickens
04:23:53.160
killed two days ago from a fucking skunk dude they're fucking nasty fuckers too
04:23:57.880
scunks raccoons yeah chipmunks even not really the bigger ones what are the bigger ones called
04:24:05.240
groundhogs yeah i think so you're gonna kill a chicken you kill those with just get just throw
04:24:13.640
out bananas that'll kill them i um i have a lot of problem with uh birds of prey around like if i was
04:24:21.880
gonna have chickens here i have to get some above turkey vultures they're nasty yeah we got turkey
04:24:27.480
vultures hawks um falcons we got eagles bald eagles but you can just but how you fix that though is just
04:24:35.400
buy like some fake owls and put them outside that is one solution for sure uh also just like a like a
04:24:42.280
little netting on top right so my cat though yeah my cat's alarms i have floodlights sensor yeah
04:24:50.120
censored alarms everything definitely definitely yeah uh i do have a cat i don't know how he'd
04:24:56.280
act i don't know how he'd be with chickens but we had a deer in the yard last night or
04:25:00.920
not last night the night before and he he went full fucking panzer on the thing tried to
04:25:05.320
fucking attack it it ran away my cat is a little turd he's a little little panzer
04:25:14.280
so i don't know he'd probably go after chickens for sure
04:25:17.000
you got anything else for us aaron while you're in your um your echo chamber
04:25:25.720
no that's all guys thanks underground chicken farmer yeah you got uh you got something going
04:25:31.480
on today with your microphone i don't know what it is subterranean chicken farmer
04:25:36.120
yeah we need chicken bunkers everywhere guys the jew fears the underground chicken farmer
04:25:49.800
yeah i gotta get on that guinea guinea wagon dude guinea and uh yeah i'm gonna get some
04:25:58.280
um hatched here soon for one of our white power brothers too i don't know if he's in here right now
04:26:03.560
um he has a farm so i'm gonna get him uh get him a bunch so that he can you know
04:26:12.280
search hatching and getting some eggs selling he sells so there you go that's more money in his
04:26:18.680
pocket fuck yeah like i don't think anyone around my area is actually doing it so i'd have to look in
04:26:23.960
if they'd even be okay in my climate and all that there well it depends too you have neighbors
04:26:29.880
um i i'm kind of like in farmland so like i only got like two neighbors
04:26:35.240
uh if you don't have if you if you don't have anybody really close to you then you'd be good
04:26:40.040
yeah they all got like they're a lot they're like alarms dude they you'll know someone's on your
04:26:45.400
property and they're they're loud so if you don't have neighbors awesome if you do have neighbors your
04:26:51.240
neighbors will probably shoot you in your head yeah right so i mean we got like every morning i'm
04:26:58.760
here in there the roosters going off anyway so it's just it's just noise war it's different though
04:27:05.240
it's not like a rooster where it's periodically it's all day like it's i'd have to i'd have the
04:27:11.800
video and just show you one day and so you get a good uh grasp on it but they're they're loud dude they're
04:27:18.280
noisy fuckers okay i'm gonna have to look into this
04:27:25.160
canada also has some pretty strict restrictions on um
04:27:32.200
having chickens so you got to check your check your area and make sure that uh there isn't going
04:27:38.360
to be any problems i yeah but and it's not that easy either trump trump said if you guys become 51st then
04:27:45.960
you guys can have as many fucking birds you want that's what he told me
04:27:51.320
i'm i'm okay with that i'll i'll just keep canada canada thanks but yeah we uh well i'm i've got all
04:27:59.960
my all the people around me on chickens and and roosters already so i think i should be okay i think
04:28:05.000
it should be in the clear i don't know if guinea specifically fall under any jurisdiction so i'll have
04:28:09.960
to look into that but i mean i love fucking eggs i'll eat seven of those fuckers a day i love eggs
04:28:15.960
well that you need around you would need around nine to ten guineas yeah that would produce that
04:28:34.040
and they're and you said they're bigger eggs right
04:28:35.800
so they're not like big big but they're packed they're like really packed so like 15 15 grams of
04:28:45.160
protein per egg so it's not like like a duck egg you know where they're bigger and it's more
04:28:50.760
empty on the inside it's more it's i mean it's like a normal size egg but they're just jam-packed
04:29:01.800
gotcha i like that i hate i hate when you get big eggs and it's just a little
04:29:05.320
fucking milk and all that yeah no these are like they're totally full it's like 15 grams of protein
04:29:10.520
each egg awesome awesome and uh say that again you're talking about geese
04:29:16.360
guineas guineas okay no guinea fowls somebody was talking about how chickens are really loud
04:29:23.960
and my neighbor across my street where i used to live had geese and they lay eggs less frequently
04:29:29.400
than chickens bigger eggs than chickens but they're pretty quiet and you don't need to
04:29:33.800
like they pretty much free roam kind of like chicken zoo
04:29:39.800
good point yeah we got tons of uh canadian geese here but they're loud as
04:29:49.960
yeah they come over there yeah i'm sure and they want to kill you like those
04:29:55.640
fucking birds like who we got here they're like yeah those canadian geese they're fucking assholes
04:30:01.400
they're raptors man they'll gang up on you too like you'll be walking and then they'll just all kind
04:30:06.520
of look at you and it's like who's this guy what the fuck are you doing and you're like ah
04:30:11.320
shit and then they all just come at you you're like fucking fighting off like seven birds
04:30:18.200
yeah they're little fucking they're little demons yeah yeah they remind me of like like a group of
04:30:24.760
black people you know you're just like you're a white guy walking by and they're like who the
04:30:28.520
fuck is this guy let's get him yeah yeah they can sense fear they'll they'll sense your fear if
04:30:35.640
you're afraid of hell they'll go right up to you to get you and they're they bite they bite hard um
04:30:42.280
so yeah watch out for the guinea canadian geese wuffin dude the swans i when i was i went to london
04:30:50.440
when i was a kid and i was like a spastic little spurg when i was six like six seven years old and i
04:30:57.320
ran straight out one of the swans and my mom said it almost it was like it pecked the
04:31:02.360
shit out of me didn't it try to beat me with its wings those things are like those things are
04:31:07.400
warriors man those big swans in london those are warriors dude they are not and they're huge they're
04:31:15.080
huge but the last line of defense in london so it's it's such it's such an aryan bird
04:31:21.960
a massive white beautiful warrior bird so we have um about the other geese over here i don't know
04:31:32.280
what you what you might call but my wife calls them the uh the um oh my god the uh killer whale birds
04:31:42.200
what is it the killer whale birds i don't know if i know what that is
04:31:53.880
that's what we call them it because they do look like killer whales they're black with
04:31:58.120
hold on they're like ducks some sort of let me ask yeah sure yeah
04:32:15.880
wtf we got you roboting just so you know i can't tell i can't make up a thing you're saying right now
04:32:32.920
a little bit better but you're still like how many like 50 percent we got like 50
04:32:45.480
because i just got home and it's trying to get up there it went
04:32:49.640
yeah much better yeah that's it's trying to connect to my wi-fi
04:32:59.080
all good all good uh we'll try and get him back up here real quick
04:33:16.920
yeah my ex has been fucking with me all day it's taking me like seven minutes now to type one message
04:33:24.840
shit like that i've had to be on my phone all day because the pc isn't working for fucking
04:33:30.360
shit and uh yeah everything is fucking gay on this app right now it's really pissing me off
04:33:41.720
loud and clear and i want to take this opportunity to let everybody know that we're going to be cutting
04:33:47.080
off the mic in about 10 minutes here so we're going to have uh special space starting uh very soon
04:33:54.680
with uh johannes uh from south africa if you aren't aware cutting off early no no uh at the at the hour
04:34:02.280
i'm just letting everybody know that 20 minutes well i'm cutting off the requests in in uh
04:34:09.720
in about 10 minutes at quarter two just because yeah then it then we uh keep everybody up here it's
04:34:14.600
just working good that way so we're we're doing a mess of a mess of a yeah that's about my pia in
04:34:26.200
no this one i'm a pia in 10 minutes i'm on a pia okay i gotcha
04:34:36.520
oh god no no no uh so yeah i want to take this opportunity to just let everyone
04:34:42.600
everyone know that if they're new here for your new face around here make sure you're following
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the white excellence host account so that you can be aware of when we're doing uh our shows which is
04:34:52.520
basically every day mondays and fridays starting at 6 a.m pacific and uh the rest of the week at uh
04:34:59.640
8 p.m 8 a.m pacific not 8 p.m uh every day uh during the week and then on the weekends we got the
04:35:05.480
fellowship the arian fellowship later in the afternoon um so make sure you don't miss those shows and
04:35:12.520
uh yeah at six to eight on monday and friday we got the oven side chats with carl rattle
04:35:18.280
so always really good informative spaces so make sure make sure you don't you know keep the alarms
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on you just go to the profile page and turn the bell notifications on uh and on that being said it
04:35:30.440
would be very helpful if you guys could uh repost the space right now this is your call to repost the
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space so we can get those numbers up for uh i i is the i i'm trying to figure out if the next show is
04:35:42.920
still called white power lunch hour but johannes uh all can oh oh johannes from south africa is
04:35:49.320
i can't i'm gonna butcher his last name but he's gonna be doing a space here uh in in uh on the hour
04:35:56.680
so i'm not sure if it's still called white power lunch hour but it's gonna be up next and uh you don't
04:36:01.880
want to miss that and we want to get a lot of viewers in here oh sorry guys it's called the
04:36:06.120
bore cast so uh it's gonna be the bore cast with johannes uh uh from south africa this can be a a
04:36:13.240
little bit of a space they're uh talking about a lot of what's going on in south africa what they're
04:36:17.720
doing politically to try and push back on this invasion of the nigger hordes so make sure if you
04:36:24.680
can please repost the space so we can get those numbers up uh so we have a a nice big audience for
04:36:30.120
that and uh nice warm welcoming amount of people here for the first show and that being said yeah
04:36:38.200
thank you for everybody who has stayed around in here though uh and not gone to get some lunch because
04:36:43.640
we've been talking about food for the last hour so i'm sorry about that if you're hungry um
04:36:48.680
um the the wife is making um raviolis and mini toppings
04:36:59.080
what kind of ravioli what you got going on in that ravioli
04:37:06.920
what kind of cheese there you go cheese okay i like that i like i like i like cheese
04:37:14.680
i like squash i like you know beef ravioli it's all good is this the woman that eats beans
04:37:20.440
straight out of the can who was that that was based yeah hold on i'll put this on speaker real
04:37:26.840
quick hold on you married that woman right good move
04:37:35.000
or possibly not because like you said all right here she is now she can hear you all what's up hi
04:37:49.240
they know how you how i eat how you eat kidney beans right out of the can oh yeah i do
04:37:55.640
nobody else does that that's not normal or what is that really not normal i don't know
04:38:02.120
i mean i i i hydrate my own i'll eat a few of them kidney beans every vitamin that you need
04:38:07.400
it's there they're great and they taste delicious like i don't know that's maybe i'm weird i don't
04:38:14.760
know you're my weirdo they're good you hear that eating beans over here we're trying to get
04:38:20.440
fucking bigger than you yeah oh he is down there now
04:38:25.000
get on up here we're giving you a mic throwing you a mic uh yeah no i love
04:38:34.760
ask my girlfriend new shit test questions like so would you eat a can of beans just
04:38:38.680
with a spoon and that's it and she says no it might be over it's over before it started
04:38:44.920
she goes she goes i wish someone would dare me to eat a can of beans because because i would just do it
04:38:53.560
she's a nut that's funny fit side you you did i don't know if you heard the conversation earlier
04:39:00.200
but uh wts been working out all these new protein sources he's gonna get he's gonna get bigger you
04:39:05.800
know he's got a plan i hope so man uh i have over about 135 pounds of muscle on me right now and my goal
04:39:13.640
is to get over 150 in the coming months so i hope you do it
04:39:35.080
i gotta drop down gentlemen i got some stuff to take care of but uh appreciate the space thanks
04:39:39.160
for the hosting love to air and unity and looking forward to the broadcast hope all
04:39:43.480
of you have an excellent day white power white powers go white power
04:39:51.880
i just let my cat out he's like looking like there's something out there i'm trying to figure
04:39:55.080
out what the fuck he sees i think he still thinks this deer's coming back to fight square up
04:40:00.520
he's like i'm gonna fuck that deer up so uh yeah okay i see we got the uh rumble stream up so that's
04:40:12.520
good we got the next space recorder here good good stuff good stuff um yeah so in about a couple minutes
04:40:19.400
here we're gonna turn off requests for the mic so if you want to get up on stage and drop a take or two
04:40:25.640
now is the time to do it the absolute last time until we start the next space so feel free um anybody
04:40:32.280
that wants to get some closing takes in now is the time also so and then we got 15 minutes left
04:40:39.720
well talking about streams uh you should all go check out it's cookie monster screaming on
04:40:45.880
going mtv pretty based and hilarious definitely go check that out i know he didn't want to show it so
04:40:54.200
i'll show it for him oh thanks yeah i appreciate that guys uh getting a lot of support so i really
04:41:01.960
appreciate that from everybody and uh yeah you can find cookie monster down below cookie monster do you
04:41:07.720
want to come up as a speaker right now come on up here grab a mic
04:41:15.160
i'll bring him up as a speaker so you guys can see uh see his account there give him a follow give
04:41:20.440
cookie monster a follow have you worked out how to do the voice without killing your own voice uh you
04:41:31.560
know i'm getting there but uh yeah every time uh as you can hear my voice you're off your apple that's
04:41:38.600
what alex terrible says do what you get to lower your adam's apple somehow
04:41:44.840
i don't know what kind of yoga that takes i don't know alex terrible does it
04:41:56.920
hi everybody no i don't know maybe you gotta see if he has videos on it i don't know but he talks
04:42:03.320
about it you gotta somehow drop your adam's apple and it uses other vocal cords that are not your normal
04:42:15.640
i don't know what to do i just use my normal vocal cords it's all i know how to do
04:42:28.520
all right so i used to be a death metal vocalist the way you do this is like when you're taking a really
04:42:34.360
deep breath in feel how you're you're pulling in and sucking in with your abdomen you don't
04:42:40.280
want to use your throat at all you want it all to come from your core and you just want to use
04:42:44.920
your core if you're using your throat at all it will throw your throat out you could actually
04:42:48.440
fucking damage your shit so you want to just use your use your diaphragm it's called
04:42:58.680
good point good point yeah i i gotta practice that a little bit i maybe i'm already doing it but i don't
04:43:04.680
know for sure but all i know is that when i wake up in the morning lately and my voice has just been
04:43:09.480
cooked and i sound like i've been at a concert screaming my ass off so i appreciate that i'm
04:43:14.520
gonna look in at like doing the techniques and all that a little more and it'll hopefully not kill
04:43:19.160
my throat because i got beautiful boys i'm a real boy it almost happened to uh the lead singer of
04:43:29.080
corn i remember hearing his like him talking about it and how the doctors were telling him basically
04:43:35.160
if you keep doing this you're you're not going to have a voice and you're going to have to have
04:43:38.680
surgery and so he had to go and change the way that he was singing and exactly what arian just did
04:43:44.760
that's what he he had to learn is is to bring it up from the diaphragm not just using your throat
04:43:50.440
it can cause serious damage shitty okay i want to look into this for sure for sure
04:43:58.840
is one of the cues like forcing air out like you're coughing kind of i might be describing
04:44:03.560
it wrong but is that a is that a bad cue you're you're saying don't do that
04:44:07.560
i don't know but but if you do damage your cords paladin i heard if you uh if you get a gay doctor
04:44:19.960
he can fix your throat somehow maybe check that out paladin this kind of sounds sketchy it kind of
04:44:28.360
sounds like transitioning advice change your voice drop that adam's apple i don't know guys that's what
04:44:34.520
alex does dude he drops his you gotta watch it has to do with your vocal cords and your diaphragm
04:44:42.600
like arian said but it's it yeah something with no i agree yeah am i right arian
04:44:57.480
oh my god your bike's cooked again or more shittier than it's ever been
04:45:05.400
yeah i don't know all right we got crickets uh crickets in the in the speakers calling so
04:45:38.120
uh ex is with me all day i'm on my fourth device now i'm trying to get
04:45:43.960
some like at least 60 percent of what's being said in here oh no you're real mad yeah you better
04:45:53.480
go on your fifth device you gotta close that tick tock app it takes all your all your uh
04:46:00.840
connections setting all your biometric data to china uh i ain't got no tick tock app but uh yeah i
04:46:08.840
saw that um ron desantis is fucking uh importing all these fucking jews into fucking uh tampa
04:46:16.440
right because they're all you know um refugees now and shit and he's like got them on boats leaving
04:46:23.640
israel to go to some other fucking place on a plane and it's all the florida fucking uh tax dollars
04:46:29.960
that's paying for this fucking shit because you know jews can't pay for anything themselves so uh
04:46:39.800
no fucking good no fucking good we gotta this is why we gotta take everything back we gotta take all
04:46:44.840
the you know we gotta take control back of the litigation system you know getting lawyers in
04:46:50.520
there getting people passing the bar our people passing the bar 1488 people passing the bar becoming
04:46:56.920
doctors getting in high positions and writing papers to counteract these fucking jewish claims
04:47:02.440
and uh yeah taking all the jobs back fuck these fuck these immigrants we don't need them
04:47:12.600
you know what i'll state this again because i was doing it today i had the oldest with me most of the
04:47:17.640
day um i played guess guess that ethnicity of the driver i'm always fucking right you know i always
04:47:25.240
tell by each driver man i could tell this one was a jeep because it was driving all driving
04:47:32.120
slow riding the left lane slamming on the brakes for imaginary unicorns uh putting on the right turn
04:47:39.960
signal because they want to get in the right lane where they're supposed to go but no they're just
04:47:44.200
they're just kidding they're kidding they're not going to go keep riding the left lane that's a g
04:47:50.200
today and then it was uh slam on the brakes for nothing
04:47:54.120
and that that was a nigger you can tell by their fucking curly headed nappy fucking hair uh that was
04:48:01.720
an easy one yeah it's like i'm always right it's fun it's a fun game
04:48:11.320
yeah well that's the way to train yourself and just make sure you yeah
04:48:15.800
random u-turn in the middle of traffic on a four-lane road who done it oh i don't know
04:48:30.680
it always depends on the car though the brand of the okay i'm not going to tell you the car i'm just
04:48:37.720
going to say they do it from the uh full right lane so they cross through this the uh second lane
04:48:44.520
to do the whole u-turn because that's got 24 inch rim you can't make a turn that's a nigger
04:48:56.200
24 inch rims gave it away yeah that's got to be a nigger here we got that problem with the the chinks
04:49:02.360
they'll uh they'll come off of you know the off-ramp getting on the on the highway and they'll just
04:49:20.120
the jeets will kill families and whole hockey teams and football teams and
04:49:27.640
running people over with transport trucks completely squishing them
04:49:36.440
yeah yeah yeah it's a great honor to be crushed by a great moving object like a train or a truck or
04:49:42.920
okay so it's an honor coming up on traffic i always ensure my four ways are always on
04:49:50.680
they have ample enough of space in between and always keep watching behind just in case if like
04:49:55.720
even 10 cars back because those fuckers man they they look like they're just not going to stop they
04:50:00.920
stop at the very last minute i'm ready to hit that fucking shoulder and get the
04:50:05.560
fuck out the way if i have to they buy their families teslas so they don't have to teach them how to drive
04:50:12.600
like that's why an indian buys his wife a tesla so he doesn't have to teach her how to drive
04:50:17.240
she could just put in the number the address and go right there
04:50:20.440
very true yeah then they don't also he can track everywhere she's been if she can't yeah yeah anyways
04:50:36.760
no there's some guy she's talking to outside of her car you're like god damn how is she fucking
04:50:47.320
fuck fucking fuck you sir sir you you bloody you try to fuck fuck on me
04:50:55.000
no you fuck you fuck me fuck fuck you fucking fuck
04:51:07.320
you bloody fuck what you fucking doing what you're saying to me man what the
04:51:11.160
fucking fucking mother all right i got a huge pet peeve with these motherfuckers um
04:51:22.840
they play so fucking stupid and i deal with it because of work
04:51:26.760
they play so fucking dumb all the goddamn time it is annoying like you act like you don't know how
04:51:33.640
to speak english well exactly you don't know how to type it well and then you you ask for a b c and d
04:51:42.520
to get done and then oh i didn't want this i didn't want dude they play so
04:51:53.000
this might come as a surprise to you but they actually are
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stupid like some of them might be they are stupid but they also they play dumb
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like they don't understand what the fuck you're saying
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i think they uh really tend to over emphasize how much english they know or uh what's the better word for
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it like they'll just be like okay okay and like yeah they didn't understand anything you just said
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but they'll be like yep okay all right everything's a scam to them yeah
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well you know when they move up from one syllable words to two syllable words
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they feel like geniuses so uh just keep that in mind
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very true yeah man hook up so hook up some fucking ravioli over here
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i gotta get some food too all this food talk all this food talks yeah i kind of got into it
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yesterday with one and uh i told her i said it's not my fault you don't fucking know the terminology
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of anything of anything what we're talking about here so i don't know what to tell you
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talking about terminator one two and three you and your terminology
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i don't know what to make of it we got we got we got issues with the mice today so sorry about that
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everybody listening we'll uh we'll try and tie up the loose ends on that end that you know fairly
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soon hey white excellence why are you why are you putting this um let's uh i guess we'll get uh
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signed out here a little bit early give these guys a little bit of uh time to set up we got
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policy coming up here so i'm just gonna do my sign off right now um it's been a good good uh space
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here talking about health and uh wellness and you know clean food to eat clean food sources uh i'm
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really love i love those kind of conversations because it's always uh you know always good to
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make sure you're not overlooking your health and and you know eating clean because it's it's actually
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very uh difficult thing because you overlook so many things when it comes to that so that being
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said thank you for everybody who's come to join us in the space today i hope you enjoy the first
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episode of borecast and uh good luck to everybody uh johannes and the posty are going to be taking
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the reins here so uh yeah we'll see you guys uh monday and uh cookie monster will be doing some
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streams this weekend so cartoons in the morning on gtv if you guys want to wake up with some white
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power cartoons there's going to be some animaniacs there's going to be some earthworm gym there's
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going to be some old school cartoons that aren't woke so come join us uh on gtv tomorrow morning
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starting bright and early so anyways uh you guys have a great space everybody have a good day good
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weekend and remember unite the clans white power everybody thanks paladin yep white power everybody have a
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great weekend with your family be safe um don't do stupid uh stay out of trouble
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but yeah uh eat your lentils yeah yeah eat your lentils um i'll i'll do you guys a favor um uh admin
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you don't have to drop me or anything so fucking white so we just need to give uh johannes co-host
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uh yeah no no please go ahead okay coast away johannes i'm really looking forward to the space today and uh
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You want to introduce him that we're bringing up?
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I have the mic setting thing just glitched out.
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So, good evening, everybody, and welcome to our first WordCast space.
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It's an honor to be joined here by Posty, based Maiden, White Excellence Radio.
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I started podcasting probably five years ago under the alias of BoerJack and 2020.
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One, we started the Freyberger movement in South Africa, which is a white identitarian movement.
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I'm going to be joined by two Boer speakers tonight.
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Firstly, Daniel, for a quick interview and introduction.
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And then, after that, we will be joined by Mike Tatouille, the great Mike Tatouille, ex-political prisoner and a scholar in white identity.
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So, Daniel, would you care to introduce yourself, brother?
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Evening, Johannes, and evening to everyone listening.
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I'm a good friend of Johannes and part of the Freyberger movement in South Africa.
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We have movement basically working towards a white future for South Africa.
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And, yeah, looking forward to the interview this evening.
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And, yeah, could you tell us a bit about your awakening?
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How you started off and, if at all possible, you know, if you were red-pulled, how you were red-pulled and what it is that drove you to become politically active and to start being a voice for our people?
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Well, I was always raised in a kind of politically active family.
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So, those who aren't from South Africa might not know who I'm referring to here.
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But Eugene de Blanche actually came for a meeting with my grandparents and my father when I was about four or five years old.
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Because my father was also quite involved in politics at that stage with the Conservative Party.
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So, you know, my family was always very politically active.
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You know, were very nervous about apartheid ending and all of that.
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But I, myself, unfortunately, like most of our brothers and sisters, went through the liberal school systems, got indoctrinated into Marxist racial equality and all those kinds of ideologies.
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So, yeah, unfortunately, I had to be a race-pulled a bit later in life and only realized the wisdom of what my late father, grandfather and my mother tried to convey to me in my youth.
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So, I would say my racial awakening probably started happening about 12, 13 years ago.
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I think I first came across a documentary about Adolf Hitler and the truth about what happened to Germany in the Second World War.
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And that kind of set me on a path of becoming more racially aware, realizing who the Jew is.
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And then, yeah, starting to realize a lot more about the other races, things that had always kind of been obvious.
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But, you know, due to your indoctrination, you blame on things like socioeconomic factors, not realizing that they are actually genetic factors.
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Awesome. So, you say, unfortunately, but I think there is a message of hope in your story in that you say that you were, in your earlier life, more liberally inclined.
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Do you think then that there is hope for our people that are still unawoken or asleep?
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Is that a better term? I apologize for my English language, English command.
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But do you think there's hope for our brothers and sisters that have not yet woken to racial identity and politics?
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And what do you think is is a good avenue to pursue in awaking them?
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I think those who are completely far left and, you know, like those who would participate in Black Lives Matter rallies and those.
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I don't think that's that's the group of whites we should be aiming at.
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They the lowest common denominators of our race, but definitely those who are more kind of middle of the road and even the conservative cucks.
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I think we have a lot of hope in persuading those people, because with each one of these, like what you guys have in the U.S., these Black Lives Matter rallies or what you recently had with the deportations, the Mexicans, the Amerindians going nuts in Los Angeles.
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All of these kind of events serve as opportunities to awaken more of our people because they realize each time that our people are distinctly different, that they don't see white people acting up like this about anything.
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So, yeah, and in South Africa, we had those riots in 2021, I think it was, where they burnt and looted everything, looted everything except the bookstores, I should say.
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But, yeah, so I think all of these kind of opportunities is definitely, they're definitely times where we can awaken more of our kin.
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And, yeah, I wouldn't be on social medias making videos, trying to awaken people if I didn't believe in the cause and believe that we could bring more into the fold.
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If I'm not mistaken, I watched one of your videos and I must say, I apologize if this isn't so,
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but I believe you gave advice to store owners and business people in South Africa saying that in the event of a potential riot,
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they should, you know, disguise their stores as bookstores to, you know, safeguard themselves.
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So, and do you care to elaborate a bit about your activism on TikTok and why you are there and, you know, your methodology?
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Yeah, well, I, you know, yeah, well, like I mentioned in the South African riots in 2021,
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when it was exclusively black people rioting, looting stores, we noticed that the only stores they didn't loot were the bookstores.
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So I made a video, you know, kind of making lighthearted fun about it, advising the people in France, actually,
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who were having their stores looted to just put some books in their front displays.
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That way the blacks will think it's evil reading material and they'll just pass on by.
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And, yeah, I guess I'm on platforms like TikTok because I think we need to, we need to have a voice everywhere,
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even on these highly censored, highly liberal platforms like TikTok.
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You know, we can't just retreat to platforms that will allow us more freedom of speech.
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Because, yeah, our end goal is to bring more of our brothers and sisters into the fold.
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And unfortunately, some of those that are still lost but have potential to come over to our side are on platforms like that.
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So, yeah, I'm currently on my eighth TikTok account in as many months because they keep banning me.
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But I'm not going to compromise on a hard racial message simply to keep my account.
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So, yeah, fortunately, people have come to know me on TikTok.
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So, my followers grow quite quickly again whenever I open a new account.
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Yes, I've noticed that you are quite popular on TikTok and you grow quite quickly,
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But it speaks to the content of your character and the character of your content.
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What would you say to people that say you are an agitator and that your comments are inflammatory and insensitive towards black people?
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I mean, here in South Africa, that is, they are our biggest direct problem to deal with.
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But, I mean, I don't mind being agitated towards Jews, Pajit, or whomever they may be.
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So, yeah, I think agitating these people is partially what we have to do.
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We have to draw a clear line and say, we are not friends, you are foe, and you can leave our nations.
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Because I believe we have to push the opposite of the message that the Jewish media is pushing on us,
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And we have to draw clear lines of distinction and say, no race mixing.
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The only chance we have of ever having good relations is if you guys stay in your own nations and we stay in ours,
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It's something that I see rearing its head quite often.
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People trying to move us into a more ideological approach to this where they say that, you know,
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we need a sort of universalist anti-Semitic conglomerate where we stand in unison with all the races
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and we teach them that Jews are the enemy of all races, etc.
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Do you think that we should aspire to unifying the different people groups on earth to combat Semitism?
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Or do you think that we should fight for white identity exclusively?
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I believe we should fight for white identity exclusively.
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First of all, we don't need the other races to accomplish any of our end goals.
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And then what are we going to end up with again?
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You know, just another multicultural mess where we have other problems.
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So, yeah, I would say we don't need the other races at all.
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The destiny of the white man is in the hands of the white man.
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And we don't need any other races approval or assistance in accomplishing any of our goals.
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If they want to keep being influenced by Jews, then so be it.
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But we only need to break the influence in our own nations and over our own people in order to manifest our destiny.
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Another thing that I hear quite often is that if we continue on this path, then conflict could be inevitable in South Africa between white people and black people.
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And that millions of black people will suffer as a consequence of that.
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And also people seem to be concerned of, you know, what will happen to the millions and millions of black people if we say that, you know, they cannot live inside South Africa anymore.
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Yeah, well, I would say we are in basically a state of war in South Africa between black and white.
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The war just hasn't become active from the white side yet.
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So I would say it's about time that conflict happens.
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I would think it's our only ticket to freedom in South Africa as white folk, because what is happening currently, a democratic false rainbow nation system is simply killing whites slowly and wiping us out slowly.
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So, yeah, that's part of the reason why I'm a bit of an agitator as well.
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Like I've said in my videos, I'm trying to pick a fight, but unfortunately, they're cowards.
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But, yeah, I believe a conflict is unfortunately necessary.
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And, yeah, you're honest, to quote you, I don't know where they should go, but they can't stay here.
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I think Israel needs more diversity, so maybe some of them can go there.
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But what if we could unify around religious principles and moral principles?
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Can't we share a country, for instance, with blacks and we balkanize South Africa and let the white folks stay in one area, the black folk in one area, the coloreds in one area?
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And then we can get along unifying around something like the Christian faith, for instance, or even Islam, any kind of religion that ultimately brings about peace.
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Do you think that that is an outcome to aspire for us?
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I believe we should be aiming for racial exclusivity.
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So, while our brothers and sisters in other nations like the U.S. might not know this, we have seen what Christianity is amongst the Africans, for instance.
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They practice a cargo cult version of it where they bring all their ancestral spirit beliefs, their witch doctor beliefs, etc., into Christianity.
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So, they basically just practice a cargo cult version of it anyway.
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So, yeah, I would far rather be living next to a white pagan or someone who doesn't share my religious beliefs but who is white and shares far more common interests and genes, etc., with me than with a black man who sees himself as a Christian or Islamist.
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Whatever faith we may be, but, yeah, no, I don't believe that to be the end goal we should be striving towards.
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I believe we should, at the very least, have big borders between us and, yeah, no sharing nations with them in the future going forward.
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I am going to start, you know, towards the end of my questions to you, and then we're going to invite Dr. Mike Tutuyan, and then the three of us, or the rest of the panelists, we're going to have a discussion about his presidential campaign in 1882.
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But I recently saw you lashing out against Orania on TikTok, where you actually stitched Franz de Klerk, which is high up in the Orania movement, and a resident, permanent resident in your Orania.
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Would you care to elaborate as to why would you do that to, you know, a town full of white people?
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Isn't that counterintuitive to counter-signal something like Orania?
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Well, I believe to a degree, Orania is counter-signaling white nationality and white nationhood.
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They are kind of presenting the model to Europe and to the rest of the Western world that Orania is the model to follow, that whites should be content to retreat to small enclaves as they have, and that we should abandon the rest of our nation to kind of just retreat and live in these safe little enclaves.
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Additionally, what I see Orania is doing a lot of these days is pandering to black people.
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You see, they cannot outright say, we are building a future for the white men.
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They have to hide it behind a politically correct narrative of saying, we are here to preserve Afrikaner culture.
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Now, I don't believe that is what we should be aiming towards.
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We should unashamedly be saying, we are preserving white people.
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We are preserving a future for white children, not a culture.
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So, yeah, we should be preserving the race, and whatever cultures may be coming from it is a byproduct of the race.
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But, yeah, and like I said, they are in recent days pandering to black influencers, inviting them into Orania as if they are seeking the approval of black men.
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And I just made a video saying how weak I think it is that white men are asking black influencers to come take tours of their towns and give them their approval.
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We don't need the approval of any other races for what we are going to do.
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I hear what you're saying, but don't you think that your views are a little idealistic and not pragmatic enough?
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Don't you think that maybe Orania builds its foundation on pragmatism and what's achievable and the politics of the obtainable, unreal politics, so to speak?
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Don't you think it's a bit counterintuitive, us white people being a minority and being a bit frail and, how do you say, vulnerable in South Africa now taking such an aggressive stance to say that South Africa belongs to the white man?
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Don't you think we should be a little bit more pragmatic and, you know, have a little strategy like what it seems Orania has?
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No, so I believe that's basically what conservatives, for instance, do, is they take a more peaceful, pragmatic approach.
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I believe we should be doing the opposite, in fact, taking a very strong political approach, like you yourself do as well, Ioannis.
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So I believe we should, you know, not just aim at the obtainable, but aim at greatness.
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That is the history of our race, is aiming at greatness.
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And even when our forefathers fell short, they still accomplished things that, yeah, we have big shoes basically to fill.
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We cannot just aim at what is pragmatic, aim at what is safe and makes us less vulnerable, because in the long run, I mean, Orania, for instance, they are still subservient to the black and Jewish state of South Africa.
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So if the state tomorrow had to decide Orania can't exist anymore, that would be the end of Orania.
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That is not the position we should seek to be in as white folk.
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We should be ruling over ourselves and no Jew or black man should be able to end any of our nations or towns or cities.
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Sorry, so if I understand it correctly, instead of pursuing peace and comfort, we should be pursuing our destiny and freedom, if I understand it correctly.
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Like you and I both know, Ioannis, there is no peace in South Africa.
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There's no peace in any Western nation anymore.
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I mean, in Europe, they have a problem with Arabs, more and more problems with Africans every day.
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In the US, they've always had the Negro problem, you know, the disproportionate and ridiculous crime rates.
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Canada is being overrun by brown folk, Indians, all sorts who commit far higher rapes of rate.
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And, yeah, so no, I don't think pursuing peace is anything we should be aiming at.
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We can give these people a peaceful option to leave immediately.
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But if they don't take it, well, if they don't take the carrot, we're going to have to bring out the stick.
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I mean, you and your forefathers came to white lands and you conquered it and built it.
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You know, don't you think it's unfair that you now lay claim to it?
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You know, wouldn't you rather just, you know, be fair and leave back to Europe?
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Don't you think we just pick up and go back to Europe and, you know, leave the country like South Africa and Canada to the First Nations or to the indigenous people?
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You know, I had a comment recently by, I think it was a black man on one of my videos.
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And my response was basically, well, that would be amazing.
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But how amazing would that be if the entire world was white?
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Focus on taking territory again instead of retreating from territory.
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We should, like I said, live up to the legacy of our forefathers.
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And I think most of them would be extremely ashamed of how white folk are behaving in the past couple of generations that we are pandering to these other races.
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Well, it's been an absolute honor interviewing you, Daniel.
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Keep up the great work, my friend, and freedom for the white man.
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Please stay as part of the panel for the rest of the discussion.
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Yeah, we sent him an invite, it's still pending, so he's just got to accept it.
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Mike, we sent you an invite, so if you guys have got questions for Daniel, posting and based, yeah, feel free to fill while we wait for Mike Tui.
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I've joined a couple of his TikTok lives, and I watched him on TikTok.
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But then I got banned as well, and I know he's lost his accounts a few times.
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So, but yeah, I'm familiar with Daniel's stuff, and I love it.
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I ask that you mute your mic when you're not speaking to reduce the echo.
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So, before we get into discussion, Dr. Mike, would you care to introduce yourself to the international audience?
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I was in prison for 18 years, for high treason, 18 years, 3 months.
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The first one on our Indo-European and Germanic identity and history.
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The second one on South African history of the 20th century.
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The third book on a new philosophy of life against liberalism, the new philosophy of life.
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And then very closely connected to liberalism is capitalism.
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I'm opposing capitalism and, uh, introducing a new economic system known as corporatism.
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And then also very closely connected to liberalism is democracy.
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I'm rejecting democracy and I'm, uh, propagating, uh, a government based on merit.
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And then my third book is, uh, is a book on archaeology.
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It's a sort of handbook on archaeology, how the subject came about.
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And then the last book I wrote is on the life of my mother.
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Yeah, so I was a teacher, then a lecturer, a lecturer at Vista University and the University of Pretoria.
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And then in the year 2002, I was arrested on charges of terrorism, which eventually got changed to high treason.
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I was in a court case lasting nearly 11 years, probably the longest court case in the history of mankind.
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I had to sit a further eight years as a, uh, person who was found guilty.
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I, I was released about two or three years ago.
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Uh, so for the next 20 years, I'm still under parole conditions.
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Uh, that's basically a very short introduction to myself.
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We really do appreciate you taking the time, uh, to come speak and share and impose your wisdom on us.
05:26:17.480
Um, and I ask that you remain mindful, uh, of your, um, parole prescriptions or restrictions or however you'd say that, uh, when partaking.
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Just your conditions of parole, you want to stay within those and not say too much.
05:26:39.720
So, um, would you mind if we jump right into the discussion about, uh, we're going to be reading from the book President Kreer on the Word, which is, uh, in the words of President Kreer, I suppose.
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Are you ready to be hailed, the, the Führer of the White Reich in South Africa?
05:27:16.020
Yeah, that, that, uh, the future will still, uh, learn us, uh, what will happen to each and every one of us.
05:27:24.400
Yeah, no, I, I just, uh, say it in jest, but, uh, I do, I do, um, respect the, the views and, uh, the, the, the wisdom that you have shared.
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I can tell you guys that Mike, the two is among, uh, the brightest minds currently in South Africa.
05:27:44.460
Um, so we will be discussing page 22 on the book, uh, President Kreer on, on the Word.
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I'll be reading it first in Afrikaans and then translating it in English loosely, um, to the best of my ability.
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Um, so in this, President Kreer, um, answers, uh, as Vice President on a request, uh, uh, from, I think, uh, the Zaid-Afrikaans Republik, uh, that the Zaid-Afrikaans Republik, uh, requested from him in 1882.
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The eerste holbron is in Bluie, die landbouw, and that moet in the eerste plek beskarrem in Beford-de-Word.
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The first resource is, and remains, agriculture, and must in the first place be safeguarded and advanced.
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The farmer is with us the true nobleman, die grondbesitter, die hechtste steenpulaar van ons nationale welvaart,
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The landowner is the closest pillar of our national wealth, and the biggest, uh, belangheber in die land, uh, person of interest, uh, to a certain degree, um, in the country.
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Um, daarom wil ek steeds alles wat moeilik is doen om die landbouw te ontwikkel,
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en op alle moeilike weise die belange van die landbouwer te bevorder.
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Therefore, I want to, in any way, to develop, uh, the agricultural sector as well as the agriculture area.
05:30:08.740
Um, Dr. Mike Datoui, we've seen agriculture in South Africa morph into the capitalistic nature that it is, um,
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prior, prior to in, in the modern day and age, where it has become corporate, it has become, uh, what is that, uh, commercial, commercialized,
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and the amount of farmers has severely been reduced, laying, um, severely threatening the economy and the vibrance of the rural countryside.
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In your mind, what is the value of developing agriculture as well as the countryside in, in, in a functioning society?
05:31:07.860
I think that, uh, agriculture and the promotion of the interests of the farmer should take a high priority
05:31:20.820
in our country, or rather, let me say, in our future state, it should take the highest priority possible.
05:31:34.020
It's very important for us that our people, that a great number of our people live in the rural areas.
05:31:43.620
That's where the, the, the, the culturally strong type of human being come, comes to the fore.
05:31:52.300
More people should, uh, uh, uh, more people should be, uh, uh, removed to the countryside.
05:32:04.520
They shouldn't be, uh, uh, uh, producing just one product, but they should, uh, produce, uh, wide enough
05:32:15.500
so that they could sustain themselves on the land
05:33:02.880
and we shouldn't be importing if at all possible any goods
05:33:39.880
the farmer should sustain himself on the land and that which he produce should be for the benefit of our people
05:33:50.880
meaning the afrikaner folk or the poor folk whatever you like to call it and the motive must not be to make money for the sake of money but to try and supply food to our own people so that we are not dependent on the outside world and we can even introduce tariffs to prevent
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prevent other countries or other countries or other agencies from overrunning our own agricultural sector
05:34:34.480
speaking to the detriment of commercialized agricultural
05:34:39.940
uh commercialized agriculture it has been said that christia and south africa is the bread basket of africa do you think that it is a good thing for white people to be exporting food to natural or um to possibly natural enemies of themselves to the world and that i think that the world is not going to beит
05:34:55.240
white people to be exporting food to natural or um to possibly natural enemies of themselves
05:35:05.560
do you think that is good practice or do you think that food should be approached uh in a different
05:35:12.440
food security must be approached in a different manner or do you think it is
05:35:17.560
if the economy can gain from selling food to say um rwanda or uganda and congo we should do that
05:35:35.720
this boils down to the old question what is the dominant factor in the state is it political
05:35:43.480
uh principles or is it economic principles i'm i believe that a state should be governed by
05:35:55.400
political principles and not economic principles so agriculture is there not to feed africa
05:36:05.160
but to feed our own people and that which is too much for us to consume should be
05:36:15.880
changed into other products for instance if there is too much maize produced then it can be used to
05:36:25.160
produce petrol it shouldn't be exported to the rest of africa to feed all that millions of hunger
05:36:33.800
people but instead we can uh take it and do something with it that is still to our own benefit
05:36:48.600
that uh that sounds to me uh very very wise could you elaborate on why a state must be
05:36:56.920
or a people must be governed by political principles as opposed to economic principles
05:37:03.160
uh the the choice is actually quite uh easy to understand you either you are either a state for your own
05:37:18.040
people or you are actually not a state but you are just the economic role player with hundreds of other
05:37:27.080
economic role players uh helping the rest of the world when you have a state that state must have a specific purpose
05:37:38.440
and i believe our future state the first priority of that state should be to promote white interests to
05:37:49.160
promote the white population of south africa and very closely connected to that to promote the uh the our our folk
05:38:01.240
so by making the state based on political principles all economic sectors are there
05:38:13.880
to promote to promote the uh are to be promoted on behalf of the white man and africaner
05:38:25.000
while against that if you look at capitalism capitalism capitalism's uh principle would have been
05:38:33.800
that uh you you you disregard uh national identities and you are actually working with all people
05:38:47.320
to promote the welfare of all people and at the same time that certain people can make money and i'm rejecting
05:38:56.360
that totally uh i think i mentioned it last time that uh during world war ii there was a italian philosopher
05:39:07.800
with the name of uh julius evola he wrote several books one of them being men amongst the runes in which he
05:39:18.920
explained how a state should be based on political principles and that the economy should play a second secondary role
05:39:37.560
amazing uh amazing very very good inputs there sir so i'm not going to go to the second point first
05:39:44.600
i'm going to go to the third point which is fabriekswese i'm going to read the whole piece in
05:39:50.280
afrikaans and then uh summarize it uh in in a in a english question fabriekswese is a
05:39:58.280
behoefte wat reeds lang gevoel en gereken en erkend word waarom moet ons producte soos wool
05:40:06.120
ensovoorts in die buitenland bewerk en ten dieste deur ons teruggekoop word daar word reeds
05:40:13.480
onder beskerming van die regering fabriek opgerig om ons eie kruid en ammunisie ons seiker
05:40:19.240
en sterkdrank al hier van die al hier van die producte van die land te bereid a eisterfabriek word
05:40:27.160
opgerig a concessie is reeds toegestaan vir die oprichting van a woolfabriek a ander concessie is
05:40:34.120
al reeds aangevra vir die bereiding van leer en sovoorts ek sal sover dit kan geskiet sonder
05:40:41.960
om die vrye handel te streem die fabriekswese steeds bevorder ten einde ons eie producte
05:40:47.720
bebewerk en dit tot a bron van uitvoer te maak al die kos al kost dit ook in die begin enige
05:40:55.640
skynbare opoffering so basically what he is saying here is that we must focus on the development of
05:41:02.680
factories and industry um there is a couple of nuances in here where he says um he will in as
05:41:12.040
far as possible um develop uh factories and industry so as to not or interfere with free trade which is
05:41:23.960
the last point that we want to get to but um he also goes on to speak about the necessity of having
05:41:32.120
railways and effective transport so oh dr mike if you can just join as a speaker again if you guys can
05:41:41.720
invite him but i'll ask the question so long um for dr mike i would like you to comment on
05:41:47.720
on industry it is my opinion that industry should be used and utilized towards developing the countryside
05:41:59.080
in tandem with the agricultural sector and that it should be i i don't believe that people will
05:42:08.840
move to the countryside like a place like urania for ideological reasons i believe they will most likely
05:42:16.760
move for economic reasons and that's where the state comes in and that's what our responsibility would
05:42:24.440
be in uh in the scenario that we ever were to govern over ourselves we need to incentivize through the
05:42:32.440
use of industry and the development of industry um people moving to the rural countryside so as to
05:42:40.600
develop it i would like your comments on that if we can just get mike to do it in uh mike as you
05:42:48.360
need we can open so like it were there yeah i just don't know when he drops down okay cool
05:43:02.520
uh mike as you we can open so long sit where there
05:43:10.600
uh yeah he just has to press there we okay i got it here yeah just press the mic uh dr mike when you're
05:43:20.440
ready it looks like you might be having a connection issue but
05:43:36.360
uh uh maybe it's just the space glitching sometimes it does that for me uh when i accepted the co-host
05:43:45.240
thing it took a while because it shows on my end that he's still requesting i did a pray i did
05:43:51.160
attempt to approve him yeah that's why for me it says connecting like he's still connecting so i don't know
05:43:58.600
mike mike as jy we as jy wil uitgaan and we inkom so leave space and then sluit jy net
05:44:08.520
and i've also got something that i want to ask when dr mike is back
05:44:25.560
um johannes while i have you here do you think you can expand on this
05:44:31.080
like a spiritual war and maybe talk a little bit about that and you guys being the heart of it
05:44:41.640
absolutely uh based so i believe um justin barrett once said something very moving in one of his
05:44:49.720
speeches um he said that ireland is a small country but when they do when they act the world stands still
05:44:59.160
to take note of what they do and much like the irish the africaners are a small nation
05:45:07.160
we are outnumbered we um are severely disadvantaged in our disposition
05:45:14.760
the world looks to us already this isn't something that needs to happen the world looks to us
05:45:20.920
as a prediction of the near future so what we do is indicative of white behavior i believe
05:45:32.120
and possible white behavior and therefore because we inhibit this um unique space in the future
05:45:42.200
so to speak i believe we've got a big spiritual role to play in the world
05:45:46.680
in revitalizing uh the arian spirit of conquest um that is why i counter signal white people in
05:45:56.280
being incentivized to flee towards safety and i say if you want to flee towards anything
05:46:03.320
you should run towards the battlefield proverbial battlefield not a real battlefield obviously
05:46:09.000
you know so we should run towards the struggle we should embrace the struggle because
05:46:15.480
this is what will forge us into what will be necessary for all white people um to embrace globally
05:46:25.000
because white people are faced with the same challenges wherever they find themselves in the world
05:46:34.600
so yeah in that sense i believe us to be a spiritual predecessor to the white man globally and we've got a very
05:46:43.480
very important role to fill um dr mike did you hear the the questions i posed to you regarding from fabrikswezer
05:46:55.240
yes johannes thank you for one or other strange reason i was just off for some time but i got your question
05:47:03.560
it is actually very interesting that that which paul kruger said is nowadays one of the criticisms
05:47:12.120
against capitalism where foreign powers come around and take hold of your natural resources
05:47:22.200
take them to their own countries produce certain products and then they sell it for a very high price back to you
05:47:29.720
so uh paul kruger emphasized something very important which is known in german as autarky meaning you must
05:47:44.920
be self-sufficient you must be in all senses be self-sufficient not depending on the outside world because
05:47:54.360
the outside world is most of the time actually uh not your friend even even white states are not our friends
05:48:07.000
we should look after ourselves we should develop our own economy we should take our own raw products and
05:48:16.040
uh produce our own products that's why it's very important for us to industrialize uh and that's something
05:48:26.440
that paul kruger uh saw uh more than a century and a half ago the moment you have uh control over your own economy
05:48:40.840
you can't be manipulated or shunted around by outside forces and interestingly enough south africa
05:48:53.800
is one of the few countries in the world where we have all the natural resources where we can maintain
05:49:02.920
ourselves economically we have wool we have wood we have all the minerals we have actually everything we need to maintain
05:49:14.440
ourselves uh the only other country in the world that get close to us is russia uh so it's very important for us
05:49:26.120
to in our future to build on that principles that paul kruger stipulated we must look after ourselves we must be self
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uh sustaining and uh we must uh try and uh maintain ourselves preventing outside forces from shunting us around
05:49:51.240
thank you um i would also as a last uh part of that question just want to ask you do you think we can
05:50:04.440
financially incentivize the repopulation of the countryside by using in that industry
05:50:11.800
yes you know uh when i was in standard eight nine and ten there was a tin mine where uh my father and mother
05:50:30.120
stayed called rooiberg and one day the tin market uh imploded and the mine came to an end
05:50:40.920
but rooiberg uh leoport and vellefontein were small towns in the bushveld allowing a certain number of people to
05:50:54.200
live there uh in the rural areas and uh enjoy a life away from the big cities and i think that is something that we
05:51:05.400
should do again in future we must reactive reactivate small industries uh mines and other uh methods of uh
05:51:21.800
producing uh other methods of uh allowing laborers to stay there and at the same time
05:51:31.240
uh the rural areas or the farms will be uh populated again so i really do think that is what we should do in future
05:51:42.280
amazing fit side i'm going to get you soon um i just want to wrap up the questions to uh dr mike
05:51:51.160
tatoui and then we are going to go to questions from the audience so uh in the industrial in in his commentary
05:51:58.360
regarding industry uh polkrier alludes to safeguarding free trade um he says here
05:52:07.160
uh a part of the wealth of the people and therefore he would safeguard it now it is worth noting that
05:52:12.040
polkrier's best friend um at that time was sammy marx which is a
05:52:42.040
racial jew so it might make sense as to why a wise man like polkrier could be uh advocating for
05:52:50.200
something such as free trade which is totally counterintuitive to uh a people being wealthy
05:52:58.040
because um yeah i can explain it as well but i'd like dr mike to tell us why why is free trade against
05:53:07.640
national national national national interest and why does foreign investors actually um impoverish a population
05:53:19.960
you honest let me just uh say something else and that is i think i don't think paul kruger
05:53:26.760
uh had uh a great uh insight in the working of uh capitalism and the economy in general
05:53:42.440
he didn't he didn't that the knowledge uh to steer away from problems
05:53:49.960
uh so now i'm completely against free trade for a simple reason uh the moment uh you have free trade
05:54:04.040
your products are moving away from you uh you should rather try and maintain control over your own produce
05:54:14.520
so that you can use it for your own people uh so i'm completely against uh that principle of
05:54:24.120
capitalism that principle of free trade it is actually just a slogan it it is not really something
05:54:33.240
that uh exists as a fact because uh the moment you have free trade you are actually busy working
05:54:43.480
against yourself so unfortunately i'm not on the same page of paul kruger there
05:54:53.880
100 it is it is totally possible for great men like themselves to to to to make mistakes like that and
05:55:01.560
i just mention it for posterity's purpose and um that our people show why we must learn from the past it
05:55:09.080
is he that said that we must find uh we must build a bridge between the past and uh the future to uh or
05:55:20.360
current time to to build a hopeful future and take what is good from the past so um that's why we have
05:55:27.000
to learn from mistakes like that that's why we have to absolutely vehemently in all ways possible
05:55:33.480
oppose something like free trade which is much like free speech it it is so in name but actually
05:55:39.640
like you said it it doesn't exist at all the markets aren't free they are they are definitely
05:55:45.560
controlled just by a different group of people and uh but but we don't need to elaborate on that
05:55:52.680
the last thing that i want to that i want to touch on is a very interesting statement for me which is
05:55:57.480
something that i feel uh very passionately about so it is on page um 21
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ook op staat kinder getrein belei ek die ewige beginsels van gods woord die fondament
05:56:12.120
en grondslag van ons staatsgebouw moet recht en gerechtigheid van alle klasse van
05:56:17.160
die bevolking wees ek is ook vrijheid vrijheid vir elke burger maar geen bandeloosheid so
05:56:35.560
must be based on fairness and justice for all classes of the people i demand freedom
05:56:45.960
freedom freedom freedom for every citizen but no what is bandeloosheid mike what will
05:57:01.800
perhaps a chaotic order yes no uh when we are just uh rootlessness you know um to have a purpose so no
05:57:15.080
purposelessness if that's a word uh in any way so mike could you would you comment on the importance of
05:57:23.400
classes um and uh perhaps i would say that i think a big problem with capitalism is that it drives
05:57:32.760
a class struggle between the rich and the poor and it doesn't draw us it doesn't unite us in a common
05:57:39.800
destiny do you think it is important for there to be different classes and should those classes be
05:57:46.120
rather by than be based on uh finance finance and economy should those classes maybe be built on moral
05:58:00.040
at the moment in capitalistic society there are basically two classes
05:58:05.400
the capitalists the capitalists and the laborers and the capitalists are the people who own the money
05:58:15.160
and everything that's important to run the economy the laborers just have their labor
05:58:24.600
now that is not a organic division of society into classes so i'm completely against that
05:58:39.240
there should be classes in society but basically just two classes the one is a class based on merit
05:58:49.880
and they should have the political power the power to choose representatives or take decisions or whatever the
05:58:58.120
case might be and then the rest of the community but it should be a open class society in other words
05:59:07.560
somebody who is not a member of the class based on merit can become a member of that class
05:59:16.120
and somebody who is a member of the class based on merit could fall out if he's not
05:59:31.800
so i'm completely against this struggle between capitalists and laborers because the capitalists
05:59:42.600
are always the people benefiting the most are always the people uh losing most of the time nearly always
05:59:56.120
so i'm not in favor of such a class system i'm in favor of a system a natural organic system
06:00:05.720
where uh the true uh members of an aristocracy should be pushed out to represent the rest of society
06:00:20.440
so thank you very much um i do appreciate you answering all my questions and i would like
06:00:30.360
to open up the floor for any of the listeners that wants to ask dr mike any questions feel free
06:00:36.600
please feel free to request to join the conversation and to partake in it for the last hour of our
06:00:43.720
conversation um so thank you mike for your insights can i uh would you allow me to say something in jest
06:00:50.920
but uh in in in a bit of seriousness as well you're welcome okay so i i have an italian friend an italian
06:01:04.280
friend uh now funnily enough especially in our side of the world uh the italian prisoners of war
06:01:13.480
actually did a lot of uh building in the infrastructure of south africa um the second
06:01:19.560
world war prisoners but in our circles oftentimes it is said that italians are not white could you
06:01:28.360
definitively um and decisively uh comment on the whiteness of italians and the greatness of italians
06:01:38.600
so that we can put the debate to rest uh for good are italians white and are they arian uh and to be
06:01:46.760
considered amongst our ranks uh before i answer that i just want to tell you something that happened to
06:01:56.360
paul krueger uh as i've already said uh i don't think he always knew exactly uh what he what was
06:02:05.960
happening around him because he just didn't have that sort of knowledge so uh
06:02:12.440
uh the the the the the muslim community in pretoria asked him to open a muslim church
06:02:23.160
and he did that in the name of the god of the protestant religion so uh that is something that
06:02:35.080
happened now uh johannes the the portuguese the spanish and the italians are arians or white
06:02:45.720
people just like the rest of us in actual fact if it wasn't for the portuguese the spanish and the italians
06:02:57.000
the new world would have never been discussed europeans would have never moved to america
06:03:05.320
south africa australia new zealand and we as a people as a folk would have never existed
06:03:13.960
they are exactly the same genetic material as any other uh european what is true is there is a slight
06:03:27.320
difference in history which made them have a little bit more uh let's call it proto-mediterranean
06:03:39.720
dna but if you sometimes look at denmark for instance the prime minister of denmark of about 30 or 40 years ago
06:03:50.440
he was a short guy with a very dark skin with brown eyes brown hair in actual fact
06:03:59.720
uh to the extent that people in italy doesn't even look like that so these uh racial types let's call them a
06:04:11.320
substruct substratum of society are everywhere amongst us but the mere fact that the italians are speaking
06:04:23.480
an indo-european language they produced the great roman civilization uh they got uh
06:04:34.200
a lot of blood from the from the east gothic people and later on from the uh
06:04:47.400
so no they are just like the rest of the european nations of a very very very high character
06:04:56.680
and they are racially pure just like us i should point out that i personally
06:05:05.080
uh have the highest regard for italian philosophers
06:05:09.640
uh one of them being julius evola in actual fact i think if you if you are interested in political
06:05:18.840
philosophy you must go and read the italian philosophers much better than the british or the dutch or any other nation in europe
06:05:30.120
there you go um by state decree um of the future boore reich
06:05:40.360
um derogatory terms like spaghetti nigger of henceforth banned permanently all right
06:05:49.560
okay so with that i'm going to open up the floor
06:06:02.040
i just have this question uh is so in america it seems like every generation will constantly
06:06:07.960
have to deprogram the brainwash whites and win them over in a constant endless battle and it doesn't
06:06:13.880
really seem like the battle over there or the battle over here is going to end in one generation
06:06:20.120
what would you be your solution to the problem of uh constantly having having to deprogram
06:06:28.680
brainwash whites in south africa or in america or in general
06:06:33.240
my friend uh we had a leader in south africa called jaap marie he was the leader of the hmp
06:06:46.680
he said i'm now first going to say it in afrikaans and then i will translate it to english he said
06:06:53.000
straight straight as lever lever is straight in other words life is a struggle struggle is life so
06:07:05.160
there's no such thing you know even in future where we will be the dominant group there will always be
06:07:14.520
a struggle for us to orientate ourselves it is a constant factor it will never disappear you
06:07:22.840
can look what right for the other history of the white man we always had to uh keep this struggle
06:07:31.560
going of orienting orientating our own people there's a constant struggle a constant uh fight coming from
06:07:42.760
the liberal groups to always try and ridiculate us to always try and destroy us to make us
06:07:52.280
believe in a lot of nonsense so that struggle doesn't come from yesterday and it's not going to end
06:08:01.320
tomorrow we must be willing to carry on with that struggle eternally indefinitely
06:08:10.600
thank you thank you very much sir and we are joined by an actual italian philosopher himself to ask you a question
06:08:25.960
welcome chipper jones hello my name is chipper no i'm kidding i'm only a quarter italian johannes i don't know
06:08:36.680
why you always call me it i'm more english than anything that's the smart for you whatever anyways um my
06:08:45.720
question and by the way it's it's i have to say it's a complete and total honor to even be on a panel or you
06:08:52.520
know a call in the presence of uh dr detui i've heard so much about you from johannes he's got
06:08:59.240
nothing but great things to say to you so it was a pleasure hearing you speak um thank you for that
06:09:03.880
but uh i had a question about censorship like i mean not even censorship uh in south africa but
06:09:11.080
so the the tiktok tiktoker uh daniel that spoke before dr mike i've seen some of of your videos and uh
06:09:21.560
i'm i had a question i know he's not a speaker now but if he could be that'd be cool because
06:09:25.400
that my question is kind of for him i've seen some of your tiktok videos and uh
06:09:29.160
uh i'm wondering like what are the in america you know we have the social repercussions like
06:09:35.480
if you're found to be being mean to black people on social media you're going to get fired from your
06:09:40.120
job you'll never get hired for another one stuff like that and i was wondering does any of that kind
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of stuff exist in south africa you know like the prominence of hr departments and stuff like that
06:09:52.200
is that even a thing over there if so to what degree so i brought daniel back up if he wants to
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respond to that thank you yeah apologies i missed the the question there cut out um if you could just
06:10:06.360
repeat please okay sure i was wondering um if in south africa white people have to worry about
06:10:14.920
the prominence of like hr department targeting for social media activity like we do in america
06:10:20.760
for instance like if you're in america if you're being mean to blacks or if you say something that
06:10:24.440
people consider racist um which the definition of that can change all the time but you know you'll
06:10:30.120
get fired from your job uh this and that like in south africa to what degree do you have to worry
06:10:35.000
about that kind of stuff if any yeah most definitely we have to worry about it as well um i don't think
06:10:44.360
um it is as well regulated as what it is in the us for instance um but uh yeah i'm in a fortunate
06:10:55.000
position where i am able to speak freely without uh any yeah threats on my my professional life so
06:11:07.720
yeah but in south africa in short yes we we are in a similar position it's just
06:11:14.360
probably not policed as well as what it would be in the us and do you think that's because
06:11:20.440
and i'm just going to be frank speak frankly do you think that's because there's a lot you know
06:11:25.560
the population is made up of way more blacks and they're just way worse at keeping records
06:11:31.160
and things like that like why the difference do you think yes most definitely that would be the main
06:11:37.880
difference so um it's the same reason why we are generally more free in south africa it's not
06:11:45.240
because uh the rules don't exist it's because the people who have to enforce the rules are absolutely
06:11:51.160
useless so yeah if i could um chipper if i could uh interject um i have thoughts on this as being a
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public figure to a certain extent myself now i do believe in i i i know that mike could also comment
06:12:13.320
on this and back up what i'm saying here but there is there is still a government in south africa that is
06:12:23.480
not the black people and they are very careful they control the media and they are very careful to
06:12:32.440
who they agitate there are oftentimes white people that use racial slurs on social media and they will
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get slapped with fines threatened with imprisonment uh actually the other day a guy in cape town was
06:12:46.200
imprisoned uh a guy that spoke out against israel is now being hunted down by the jewish board of
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deputies which is much like the adl in south africa uh suing him for a ridiculous amount of money um but
06:13:00.760
he's gone into hiding so yes it is it is the same in that sense but they tend to pick targets that won't
06:13:07.400
fight back you look at a guy like myself and daniel and you know that if you just if you knock on our
06:13:13.400
door we're going to answer you know and that's exactly what they to my estimation want to avoid
06:13:18.200
they don't want somebody that's gonna stick behind their guns they don't want somebody that's going to
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stand their ground and create a rallying point um for a national resistance um spiritual or whatever
06:13:31.560
since that would in uh metastasize into so that's why i think uh um that they don't necessarily you know
06:13:41.320
target uh myself and daniel because we are extremely provocative um and i myself have had videos going
06:13:53.400
insanely viral in south africa with uh media personalities actors rugby players uh commenting on
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it you know and stuff like that so that's what i think um and for the record i want to say that uh
06:14:09.240
chipper jones is uh responsible for getting me involved in politics i've got i hold him in a
06:14:15.640
very high regard i think he's a very intelligent guy with very keen political insights so mike
06:14:21.480
that we will also be able to you know back that up um in saying that there is a there is a de facto
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government in south africa that is not the agency
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i agree with you 100 dain uh uh johannes uh i think uh what we what we need to understand is
06:14:47.080
is this uh western philosophy which came about about 300 years ago ago called liberalism
06:14:56.520
liberalism you know liberalism you know liberalism is more than just the philosophy of life it's a sort of
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moral philosophy if you are outside that uh framework you will get problems and the only way how you
06:15:13.160
can sidestep that is you must be economically independent you must be a farmer with your own farm
06:15:22.280
making your own income or you must be a pensioner but the moment you are say for instance a teacher
06:15:29.800
or you are working for the for the government you can't speak out so the first requisite is to be
06:15:39.480
economically independent the second is is you must be able to overcome the morality of liberalism and
06:15:49.800
uh you can only do that when you have read a lot of books and uh you have confronted uh
06:16:00.520
life in a certain way then you start developing a mentality where you don't really care anymore
06:16:08.920
and the moment you are so strong in yourself that you can speak out
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is uh the moment uh these people can't inhibit you anymore
06:16:24.520
there was a great man that once told me the first time i met him
06:16:28.760
he said to me you know what you're honest the day that you lose your fear of death
06:16:33.080
is the day that you start living so i don't know if he remembers that but uh that has certainly been the
06:16:40.760
case for me personally the day that you lose your fear fear of death is really the day that you start
06:16:47.560
uh living or let's say your fear of persecution and the man that said that
06:16:53.640
said it with a lot of authority let's just put it that way
06:16:56.440
i think justin barrett like you said johannes is a good example and to listen to some of his stuff if you
06:17:11.160
get a little bit doom-pilled about you know the state of how things are and everything like that
06:17:14.840
like he's been through the ringer and he still comes up and stands on business so much like you
06:17:18.920
guys in south africa so i think it's important to hear all the different nationalist leaders and and
06:17:24.920
hear them speak because they have a lot of wisdom oh absolutely um uh justin barrett for myself is a
06:17:34.200
i look at him as a uh inspiration and if i were in ireland i would definitely follow him there's
06:17:40.600
there's no questions asked i would say you know tell me what to do yeah um if there is anybody that
06:17:46.600
wishes to join um and ask questions for dr mike or any of the panelists please feel free to join us and
06:17:53.640
uh yeah we're going to keep going for about i think probably 35 more minutes can i ask a question
06:18:07.480
i was okay well thank you i was just wondering about i know that johannes mentioned that you spent
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time in prison in south africa and i was wondering
06:18:18.600
what what what is the conditions that you were kept in as far as being able to see your family
06:18:33.320
i can't really discuss it in detail but i will just i will just react by saying it was really very
06:18:41.000
very terrible i hate to hear that i'm sorry i'm glad you're glad you're out now talking to us we
06:18:49.000
really appreciate your time thank you you can probably imagine chipper that you know being in
06:18:57.640
south africa where there's a huge population of blacks that it probably wasn't a great time in there
06:19:02.360
it was probably incarcerated with some of those people so i'm sorry i'm sorry are you insinuating that
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black people are somehow more violent than anybody no no no no no i would never do something like
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that because i can't imagine a world where that would be true i know
06:19:27.400
um yeah it would really be nice if you've got some questions for for dr mike so as to you know
06:19:34.280
um perhaps down there steve hansen and everything and jack so you guys gotta have questions
06:19:43.480
i have so many questions but i'm kind of scared to ask because i don't want to i don't want to prompt
06:19:48.920
him to say anything that that might endanger his freedom again or anything because i don't know
06:19:53.720
i know that they're unfair over there and i know that they would love to take him away again
06:19:58.120
you know and so it's not like it would even have to be anything bad i'm just i'm just scared to ask
06:20:02.920
anything really well you as far as i'm sure you can ask him he can just tell you what he uh if he
06:20:16.520
what okay i guess i'll ask it this way because i have i had a question i wanted to ask you uh
06:20:30.600
since i started listening to the space but i'll try to word it in in uh proper form so i or just me
06:20:38.600
personally i've been fired quite a bit uh for my on online behavior it's not even that bad obviously
06:20:46.920
i've just been a pro-white i've been outwardly pro-white for about a decade now and that that is
06:20:52.680
not okay with the current establishment as we all know um having said that i've had a lot of time to
06:21:00.040
reflect on some of my past you know uh behavior online and i don't regret any pro-white thing i've
06:21:08.280
ever said or done i don't regret it whatsoever like not even a little bit but i will say i do regret um
06:21:15.880
some of the more tasteless things that i've said in the past because they really didn't serve to help
06:21:22.200
the pro-white calls and they have really come back to bite me in the butt and whenever i listen to you
06:21:27.880
you are a very well-educated gentleman you kind of remind me of a south african jared taylor and
06:21:35.800
that's a compliment by the way and so i was just kind of wondering your thoughts on our expression
06:21:41.560
our outward public facing um persona could we strive to be more gentlemanly and not maybe just start you
06:21:50.600
know not necessarily just uh be crass about things what are your thoughts on that
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perhaps you can help me uh by uh perhaps just fry rephrasing the question please
06:22:11.080
okay so i will basis weet hi sê hi het al a paar keer sy werk verloor in amerika omdat
06:22:19.000
hi um sinneloos en grapies gemaakt het oor swart gedrag en soan waar hi uh um ook in a mens sê neerhalend was
06:22:30.440
steen oor swart is en soan en hy is no glad nooit spuit gewees oor enig iets wat hy gesê het wat pro blank was nie
06:22:38.360
maar die die die die nie die die die korlore konter nie die die die te te dokter
06:22:58.960
and he said that he is a lot and he is a lot of spoken
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How do we draw ourselves on the public platforms?
06:23:38.400
but it helped you make the person you are today
06:24:01.640
and philosophy and religion as wide as possible
06:24:22.700
or refer to the blacks as using the keyword and so on
06:24:27.400
and you must remember we are not a lot of people
06:24:33.460
there is not a lot of white people in the world
06:24:36.360
that are really very serious about white survival
06:25:05.280
develop insights in what's going on in the world
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this uh this event was put together by you know a
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only white people so um it you know like i'm not
07:17:57.340
don't you know it's uh there's better things to
07:18:09.100
just to try to showcase their lunacy and uh and then
07:18:14.200
let them you know if any of them see the post of
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their them being interviewed on x they can see in the
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replies you know how differently a lot of people feel
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and that might get them to reconsider right because now
07:18:30.600
well steve i'll i'll say this you know my apologies for uh assuming
07:18:36.940
your um what you were trying to accomplish out there so uh my bad
07:18:47.260
mythos is throwing romans or he's eating lunch i guarantee you he's eating lunch
07:18:57.820
no no i i'm here uh thank you no i just wanted to uh to chime in on that
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um wanted to chime in on the uh the 4th of july uh and also like the the no
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kings folks like you know the the no the no kings folks
07:19:15.820
and all of their anybody even who passively came out because they think it's
07:19:21.300
it's cool like at this point you know i'm on i'm in the the mode to draw lines
07:19:27.600
like you're just you're on the other side at this point and uh whether there's
07:19:32.340
hope for you might maybe you can squeak back over uh but i have
07:19:36.860
no love uh no no hope for you at all that's where i'm at with with those folks
07:19:43.200
they are actively supporting enemy combatants uh and and uh i i only i'm only
07:19:53.800
interested in people who are are willing and able to take action in a positive
07:19:59.100
direction uh and securing any of those people to our side
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and that goes for a number of other organizations or or you know um movement
07:20:15.060
uh but on the 4th of july part of it i think this is important for us um 4th of
07:20:22.060
july this year um is is our holiday right this is the holiday for the white
07:20:36.020
independence was the formation of the white nation and i guess this brings us
07:20:40.020
full circle to my nerdy uh definition part right the the
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conversations with brilliant people to get to this place
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and realize the declaration of independence created the nation it didn't
07:20:57.220
create the state the the constitution created the state
07:21:01.160
of the united states of america uh as an institution
07:21:05.400
the declaration said we're our own people we might be white people we might
07:21:11.540
be kin to you but we are our own people politically
07:21:15.240
and that was that's kind of where i'm at with um with these other organizations
07:21:21.780
uh as well we are different politically from you we may be kin
07:21:33.340
uh and we had a very i think intriguing conversation this week about
07:21:37.680
uh the new declaration of independence and and arian
07:21:44.160
uh new version for it um arian if you would i i see you down there if you would
07:21:50.780
uh put that in the bubble uh or or in the eagles or yeah put it in the bubble
07:21:55.920
below again i hadn't had a chance uh because of this busy week to get a hold
07:22:01.720
of that text i would really love it so if you can
07:22:04.580
that would be great if not maybe we can circle back around on that because that
07:22:07.840
was a really well written and and well documented
07:22:11.220
declaration and what that declaration is and what it was in 1776 coming up on
07:22:17.180
fourth of july was the establishment of a new nation
07:22:20.360
this new nation just defined itself and separated itself from all of the
07:22:26.680
loyalists to the crown and this created a new nation of people who said no we're
07:22:31.520
going to go our own way we are going to make our own uh uh
07:22:36.480
identity and forge our future together and we don't care what you say and we're
07:22:44.960
not asking for your neither for your permission nor are we asking for uh you
07:22:51.060
to recognize us we recognize ourselves as this clear and independent nation of
07:22:58.860
what would be americans and i think that's that's the attitude i'm heading
07:23:03.200
into fourth of july with this year um is with that spirit and and i will say
07:23:09.560
just reflecting on the the declaration of independence back when
07:23:13.240
you know after the the twin towers came down after they did the patriot act
07:23:18.100
i always knew reading the declaration of independence
07:23:21.740
that this was a this was a threat to the establishment the the very document that
07:23:27.520
they wrote and emblazed into the the uh history books was
07:23:34.640
extremely powerful and a threat to the regime because they're not interested in a
07:23:42.900
people who sees itself as independent they are not interested in a collective of
07:23:49.800
white people who say we are this people and you are no longer uh have access to us
07:23:57.700
politically we are not going to respect your arbitrary laws nor your taxes uh we we are
07:24:05.780
going to defy your usurpations this is a profound document and i always knew i was
07:24:11.800
like having that document at some point you're going to be considered uh and not an enemy of the
07:24:18.400
state is what i used to think but an enemy of an occupying and unlawful illegal regime that
07:24:25.700
currently runs america uh as as a bank as a economic zone as a terrorist organization that is uh bombing
07:24:36.460
the rest of the world in our name and hanging us with the bill this is not acceptable and and i'm over
07:24:43.920
uh so hail victory hail 4th of july hail independence day hail the declaration of independence hail arian
07:24:51.820
for giving us a new one uh and uh i am here for it i'm that's that's where i'm at right now thanks
07:24:58.840
for getting this conversation going uh we the people brother we the white people uh let's go
07:25:05.640
i don't know if they're going to add things to the nest i'm sorry oh so you tap the share button and
07:25:12.860
then you'll see shared to uh white excellence radio space
07:25:16.620
but um to your point mythos uh a lot of these people at the no kings protests they are white
07:25:29.000
they are folk regardless whether you like it or not and we don't have the numbers to just be writing
07:25:36.580
people off and this is the thing i don't expect people to go out and try to convert them one by one
07:25:42.140
but if we are successful in our aims they will come around and the turner diaries by william luther
07:25:50.980
pierce uh addresses this very well right and they had a had a mechanism of um how to vet people that
07:26:00.320
you know were late comers that wanted to enter the safe zones that had been established and again we
07:26:08.380
need to um keep the door open for them because if we are successful they will come around and it's
07:26:17.000
easy to want to write them off but we don't have the numbers to be able to do that
07:26:20.980
we're like we're not the majority in our countries or barely the majority if we still are
07:26:27.200
say in canada or australia and um the majority of those whites are not on our our side yet so
07:26:35.440
if we are successful in our rhetoric and in our propaganda then a lot of them will come around
07:26:41.820
and it's just hipsterism to say like oh well you weren't based soon enough or
07:26:47.760
oh you're only just coming around now we don't have the numbers we don't have the time to
07:26:52.760
to be like that um so it's fine if you only want to work with people who are on board with you but
07:27:00.060
the door has to be kept open for a lot of these people who have an incoherent worldview who have
07:27:06.000
never really thought out why they think what they think they've just accepted what they've been told to
07:27:11.020
think and that's why they have the worldview that they have
07:27:14.020
yeah so steve you know i i'm gonna joke around and say this but i'll leave the window open
07:27:21.720
i'm i'm i'm closing my door the door is closed it's not going to be easy for you to get into my
07:27:27.600
house but i'll leave the window open and if your fat retarded liberal ass can squeeze through the
07:27:33.240
window then come on in because it's a party and white people are going to party on the 4th of july
07:27:39.780
and you know in regards to these people at the no kings protest or at least disaffected liberals
07:27:46.660
that don't hold our ideology i'll i'll say this i feel like the largest thing that they have in
07:27:55.740
common is a false sense of identity and what americanism is what it means to be an american what
07:28:04.820
does america stand for right what are the true values and the spirit of being american right they've
07:28:13.620
been fed they've been force-fed all of these retarded lies in regards to colonialism the pioneer spirit
07:28:22.580
being racist you know white supremacy um you know uh what what's the word that i'm looking for
07:28:30.220
uh america is a melting pot all of these ideas have kind of been funneled and shoveled down our
07:28:37.400
people's throat at such a young age shaking and breaking those paradigms and and teaching individuals
07:28:44.540
no this is not what america stands for america does not stand for universalism america is not founded on
07:28:54.140
universal um ideologies in the sense of this is a place for everyone no it was never a place for
07:29:02.460
everyone and i think the biggest challenge that we're running into when it comes to awakening our
07:29:08.480
peers is the fact that they're in such close proximity or even or even they're so detached from the
07:29:18.660
coloreds that don't belong here um where they end up developing a false representation of colored people
07:29:28.080
in the united states of america thinking that they're american too using these ideas of i was born here
07:29:35.020
or having these outlier friends where it's like oh i have a good mexican friend his mom makes great
07:29:42.060
tamales and christmas you know and and this kind of plays back into the argument that i said in arian
07:29:49.420
unity is is when you're in close proximity towards the other races you one of two things can happen
07:29:59.100
right you're you're it lowers your defensive walls and it creates a level of tolerance towards a culture
07:30:09.060
that is completely foreign to your people to the point where i would say you know the proper term would
07:30:16.020
be you're demoralized and you're not capable of recognizing your identity as a white person or what
07:30:23.320
it means as an american person or uh what's the other one fuck i i just forgot i'm sorry or um you're
07:30:32.740
detached you're too far away in proximity towards the colored races and your ideology is fed by an
07:30:42.100
establishment who who are expert propagandists and their tendrils run very deep in our institutions to
07:30:48.960
the point where you see them on tv you see them in sports you know you're taught about it in schools
07:30:54.500
and so that way a false sense of uh equivalency on what these races represent prevent um create for you
07:31:02.760
and um i know you guys have heard me say this before but i really think that the
07:31:07.800
the the white person who is capable of doing the most damage who is capable of embracing the true
07:31:18.940
american spirit is potentially the disaffected white person in urban environments when they wake up they
07:31:26.360
are a force to be reckoned with and you know i'll use i won't use myself as a personal anecdote but i'll
07:31:33.100
i'll use uh mythos as a great anecdote this is a man who has decided to take the reins be a man of action
07:31:41.540
be the be the best person that he can be with the tools and the skills that he has available to
07:31:48.400
himself in order to reseize california for his people and you know i'm going to take this as an
07:31:56.020
opportunity to say it is it is very commendable that he has decided to stay and fight um in comparison
07:32:05.160
to you know myself or others that have that have witnessed that have partaked in this white flight
07:32:10.820
thing so you know just to to get back to my original point i think when it comes to these disaffected white
07:32:20.320
people um we need to really game theory a way to to revitalize their american heritage right in a positive
07:32:34.900
manner and revamp their spirit and white culture and if i could be completely honest with you
07:32:45.800
we we we articulate what it means to be white all the time and i think the difficulty that we're
07:32:54.800
running into with these people that are fed you know white people have no culture etc etc that they
07:33:01.140
that they're similar to the colored that doesn't recognize they're in you know the fish that
07:33:08.580
doesn't recognize it's in water you know they witness white culture all around them 24 7 to the
07:33:14.760
point where they are incapable of recognizing it because they've been detached from their roots
07:33:19.760
so i would love to be able to game theory that with you guys uh someday whether it's now or later
07:33:25.740
um but i'll yield with that and and end with if you're trying to get up here i do apologize myself
07:33:34.660
and steve are on android right now i notice the stage is just the three of us there's a weird glitch
07:33:41.240
in android where we only see certain requests so if you are trying to request hop in any of our dms and
07:33:49.640
we'll do our best to give you a mic while we wait but uh yeah i'll i'll yield with that
07:33:55.280
you're trying to get on stage i'm sorry or if you're not able to dm one of us posting the replies
07:34:04.320
that you're trying to get on stage yeah in wtf get your buns back up here i saw your hand come up i was
07:34:10.840
going to try to land my plane because i noticed your hand was up so get up here and and give us your
07:34:16.220
america take bro let's get some patriotism in the house
07:34:19.580
i'm uh sending out a few speaker invites to people that are normally on the stage
07:34:39.400
but yeah i'm gonna stand by what i said man um you know i was brought up and
07:34:45.700
liberal canada taught to think the opposite of what i think and i still made it here anyways
07:34:52.500
so if there's hope for me there's hope for all of our white folk a lot of them you know some of them
07:34:59.260
know why they believe what they believe and they are race traders and you know they'll get what they
07:35:05.700
deserve but a lot of these people they just go along to get along and just believe what they've been
07:35:12.100
told by their parents by the tv by the accounts that they see on social media and again if we are
07:35:20.220
effective as we should want to be um in our messaging we're going to see more and more people
07:35:27.840
uh coming over to our side and if you're pro social if you're pro your own folk then you should
07:35:36.940
welcome them and otherwise like for instance ht went to obama's inauguration right imagine if uh we
07:35:46.660
didn't have someone like ht on our side or you know i could use myself as the example um even guys
07:35:54.200
like hammer hammer was uh he was a ron paul bro in 2008 right he was a libertarian and over the years
07:36:02.220
he kept kept uh asking questions kept doing his research and he is where he is now right
07:36:09.620
so there is it's one beautiful thing about white people is we do have the capability to um to keep
07:36:19.220
upgrading our worldview over time as new evidence emerges to us and again if you are pro social
07:36:27.560
you should welcome these people not try to turn them away because that's what anti-social people do
07:36:32.800
i want to hear you and mythos go back and forth on this for the next three hours
07:36:40.520
fight fight fight fight fight i'm kidding like look i'm kidding you guys do you guys hate hipsters the
07:36:48.660
people who are like well i was into this before it was cool because the people who are like
07:36:54.260
white nationalists who don't want to accept people that are new to white nationalism you are the hipsters
07:37:00.260
of the national so so steve i'll say this i hate that which wishes to destroy me and we we at the very
07:37:10.020
least at the current time being we have a lot of traitors right and i think it is healthy for us
07:37:18.000
to look at these individuals as enemies until proven otherwise of course if we're looking at warfare
07:37:25.180
there are times where enemies talk right they are they they say hey you know this is the deal that we
07:37:33.300
want to make this is the terms of ending this war etc etc so i will capitulate on that and under that
07:37:40.800
premise but the people who are actively pursuing the destruction of my country that are
07:37:47.860
my kin i will view them as a traitor until proven otherwise and i will say this i will 100% say this
07:37:57.440
at some point in time in my life i was a traitor until i learned the errors of my ways and if i would
07:38:06.340
have encountered a white nationalist during certain points and in my life i would have hoped that they
07:38:13.680
called me a traitor too because that that is really just the the brass tacks of things don't get me
07:38:20.140
wrong i i do have a tremendous love for my people and i and i care about them but as time ticks as time
07:38:28.800
ticks i know your argument may be um we don't have time to turn everyone into an enemy i i i get you i i hear
07:38:37.380
you out but i also think that if we lower our defenses and we become too soft it puts us in a
07:38:46.340
position where we're always in a constant state of recruitment instead of in a state of action and
07:38:53.800
action needs to be had with whatever bodies that we have with by whatever means necessary if we want
07:39:00.380
to seize our homelands if we want to seize our institutions things need to get done and i'll be honest
07:39:05.880
with you there's a lot of things that need to get done there's still a lot of people that need to be
07:39:11.180
woken up but my patience has worn thin with people that haven't woken up in the year 2025 where things
07:39:19.680
couldn't be more clearer so i will leave the window open but the door is closed
07:39:26.460
all right i've got a taken response but yeah i'll let boss get in here
07:39:32.800
hey what's going on fellas how's everyone doing you guys hear me all right yes loud and clear
07:39:41.860
all right uh yeah i just wanted to touch on uh the white american patriotism you know my my late father
07:39:51.480
if he was here listening to this conversation he'd be so proud of you guys you know he was a he was a
07:39:59.000
veteran in the u.s army my grandfather was a uwo jima marine in world war ii you know so like
07:40:08.240
my american patriotism runs deep you know but at the same time
07:40:14.840
i see what my america is becoming that my family sacrificed for you know like i i've been one of the
07:40:26.800
unfortunate people to be handed a folded american flag and to see that flag and that causes that
07:40:36.920
people have been handed those flags for just be pissed all over and especially if they're going
07:40:43.260
to do the no kings day on the 4th of july there needs to be a serious reaction like it needs to not
07:40:50.420
be like us just going out there and be like oh why do you feel the way you feel well here's our
07:40:56.120
perspective no we need to be heading out there head to toe all geared up serious as fuck letting
07:41:04.760
people know what time it is like no more of this shit dude no more i've had enough of it you know uh
07:41:12.320
i just wanted to say what's up i uh had a minute on my lunch break at work um and i appreciate you
07:41:23.320
thanks boss so here's what i would say to white rike's point a group like patriot front right they
07:41:33.520
have vetting standards in order to join patriot front right only certain people get in only people
07:41:40.740
who are like-minded who meet the criteria can get into patriot front now is patriot front only
07:41:48.320
advocating for members of patriot front no they are advocating on behalf of all americans they want
07:41:56.420
to see their vision for america benefit all americans and by americans i mean white people with american
07:42:04.540
heritage right so that's the difference you don't i'm not saying that like if someone's new to our
07:42:11.320
worldview i'm not saying you have to let them into your your private groups into your active clubs
07:42:17.180
stuff like that that's up to you to vet and determine but if you're for the 14 words then that
07:42:25.460
extends to all white people regardless of whether they are on our side or not and again the the
07:42:33.700
the race traders who are conscious that they're race traders right who are actively working against
07:42:41.680
us like that they're enemies okay but the people who are just you know like cattle being herded
07:42:49.780
which is a lot of people because unfortunately a lot of people don't have an internal monologue
07:42:55.220
a lot of people don't actively question why they believe what they believe and just go along to get
07:43:01.200
along those are people who are are our folk and again if we are successful in our endeavors they
07:43:11.840
will be on our side sooner or later and when they come around um you know like they should be welcomed
07:43:23.120
for making it to the finish line not be turned away because they ran the race too slow
07:43:31.200
yeah i'm not giving them a participation trophy it's like oh thank thanks you you you finished the
07:43:42.520
race but uh you're you're not getting a participation trophy for showing up uh late to the party um
07:43:50.980
you know some people could say that you showed up late to the party some people could say i i did i i 100
07:43:57.900
percent did and that's why i said you know and and the last statement that i made is that at one point
07:44:04.660
in my life i was a race trader and i'll i'll even say this i need to atone for those sins right and and
07:44:13.540
i'm sure everyone can agree with that fact that you know whether they were born into you know a white
07:44:20.840
racialist identity and they maintained that their entire life there is something true to what hammer
07:44:27.160
has presented before is the amount of time that you spent as a race trader as a retard um is it it adds
07:44:36.220
up and the best way that you can atone for those sins is service to your race and if you're not doing
07:44:43.040
things to actively uh atone for those sins then you're not doing enough right um absorbing white
07:44:52.000
nationalist content and sending super chats and stuff like that i i would argue is not enough it is
07:44:59.740
definitely not enough to atone for for your sins do i think that i am working on atoning for those sins
07:45:06.720
you bet you bet um but you know taking my own inventory i've always been the type of person
07:45:13.980
who is very stoic in the sense of i always feel like i'm not doing enough so in regards to atoning for
07:45:22.040
me my my time that i was a race trader at a certain point i need to be doing more and and this is being
07:45:31.320
you know reflecting on myself reflecting on um how how i can service my kin and my country because um
07:45:42.980
the nation is our people and uh as angry as i get at times i i hear you steve i i totally get where
07:45:53.440
you're coming from but i also think that these masses are
07:46:01.320
these masses of retards man these masses of fucking retards how how much longer how much
07:46:09.000
longer are we gonna wait you know how much longer are we gonna wait how much is enough right how many
07:46:15.940
able-bodied white people do we need to launch a new declaration of independence that that arian
07:46:24.020
brought up right and that grok how many people do we need to onboard in order to say we are
07:46:31.160
seizing our homeland it is ours this regime is fucked the people who follow it are fucked that's not
07:46:38.720
americanism and we're gonna fucking show you what americanism get ready motherfuckers and i'll yield
07:46:45.580
fire fire i just want to jump in i see some hands there um yeah but but yeah i i look back at 1776
07:46:58.120
and what happened then and i look at that dividing line right when they were like hey we are gonna put
07:47:05.160
this down on paper we're gonna sign our names to it and it's gonna be game on there's no going back
07:47:10.440
and we're running full steam ahead live or die uh we we hang together or hang separately was the phrase
07:47:18.920
right and and knowing that in that conversation that the the the people in their community were not
07:47:27.860
unified they were all white every single one was akin and they were not unified there was what about
07:47:36.880
dan the blacksmith he's not sure if he wants to join he's kind of still uh you know supporting the
07:47:45.220
crown what about him well when we sign this we're done we're moving forward and dan
07:47:52.960
is not with us he's not going to make it because dan the the blacksmith has chosen not to take the
07:48:02.520
stand and that's the that is where we're at in in this we either take a stand and all of the rest who
07:48:09.040
don't take a stand have made their choice and it's a there's a hard lesson that i was taught um
07:48:17.740
it was through a funny program called love and logic about parenting and one of the lessons in that
07:48:24.200
that program were that sometimes not making a decision is making a decision and that that is the
07:48:32.740
question right this is the hard question when is that time and i think we just have to decide for
07:48:39.280
ourselves internally uh as as americans first and foremost because this is an existing state an
07:48:46.720
existing country uh and it is actually according to 1790 naturalization act it's an existing nation
07:48:54.000
and so those who have the the ability to wrap their heads around what it means to be
07:48:58.940
one of us and to join and say i am stand up and be counted uh that's kind of where it is uh and uh
07:49:08.880
just i'll land it there and uh we've got some hands up i want to hear from uh from them so
07:49:13.980
nnr thank you for gracing our stage what's up brother how's it going hello to everybody
07:49:23.060
good afternoon here i just wanted to jump up really quick to say um i've been kind of hammering
07:49:28.360
this point recently if we look at those beautiful uh images right of hitler rolling through on the
07:49:33.620
uh you know in the uh convertible mercedes and all that and there's all these uh german people very
07:49:39.920
happy to see him and very excited and you know you can tell they're elated right but i think it's
07:49:45.080
we should never forget like all those people all those germans in that audience they were they
07:49:49.860
were normies they're basically normies for the most part you know at least 80 of them anyway
07:49:54.280
so we can't those are the people we ultimately want to win over those are the people that we
07:49:59.600
want to bring around to our side the american equivalent of that if you went back to the
07:50:04.200
weimar era in there i'll bet you they didn't know much more than the american equivalent today
07:50:08.240
so i i get the frustration it is exhausting you know it is exhausting 2020 covid all that crap that
07:50:14.840
should have been the wake-up alarm blm i mean come on like now how much more obvious does it get
07:50:19.740
right but at some point you know you they got to come around they got to wake up but at the same
07:50:24.940
time i don't think we should lose sight of the fact that those are the people we're hoping to win over
07:50:28.520
and that's what i think victory looks like i just wanted to throw that in thanks gentlemen
07:50:32.180
i'll jump down to the listener yeah no fantastic no stick around nick stick stick around um so
07:50:39.700
can i just real quick this would be very very quick and okay so what what it brings in question
07:50:47.020
is the two tactics right is the tactics that uh the national socialist party uh took to uh to take
07:50:56.760
power in germany and the tactics that the uh patriots in america took to take power uh in america and
07:51:06.760
what those those two tactics are very different but they both were successful to some degree so i just
07:51:12.460
i'll add that and i'll yield good white yeah and you know i i will say this if if there's one thing
07:51:19.760
that i've been able to observe about the third reich is obviously there was some um there there there
07:51:26.660
was they were dealing with only white people right and at the very least they knew what germany was
07:51:34.940
right they knew what germany was and i feel like what we're we're dealing with here in the united states
07:51:40.820
of america is that we have this convoluted interpretation of what america is you know
07:51:47.700
and this would actually be a very interesting man on the street and steve kind of did that
07:51:53.480
but i would love to see it in other circumstances like what what what does being an american mean what
07:51:59.780
what is america to these crowds of people because if your idea of americanism is like what i prefaced
07:52:09.980
before this this you know melting pot and and this hodgepodge uh the content of you know america is a
07:52:17.320
nation of ideas not a nation of people if if that is what your identity is in regards to your definition
07:52:25.360
of american you're fucked you you are fucked royally fucked because at the very least there was a unified
07:52:33.720
message in regards to what hitler had is everybody there knew what it meant to be german and and and
07:52:40.480
they were on the the same page as as what it meant to be german now could we use a charismatic leader
07:52:47.340
that's capable of you know rallying the american identity and and redefining it in the old-fashioned
07:52:55.920
way that that the way our founding fathers intended our country to be yes of course we don't have that now
07:53:02.320
that's what a lot of us who are in the the game of activism and pro-white content creation are trying
07:53:10.640
to solidify but it's just one of those things where if we're so we're so what's the word uh we're so
07:53:21.000
de-unified right there is such a broad gap of what america means to traditional white nationalists
07:53:30.080
in comparison to what america means to a populist republican or a liberal democrat or a radical
07:53:39.440
communist you know that i get where you're coming from in regards to like yeah it's easy to lose your
07:53:48.000
patience but i just i just don't know if there if there's a way to get around that outside of like
07:53:55.460
what mythos just brought up in in the sense of like hey you know dan the blacksmith he's making
07:54:01.180
arms for for the brits and we're signing this document which means he's not on our team i don't
07:54:09.540
know if we can ever get those guys on our team and i'm not saying this as a means of blackpilling
07:54:14.000
i'm saying this as a means of like action needs to be taken and if you're not on our side you're not on
07:54:19.820
our side i don't know if that that really i'll i'll just say this before i bloviate too much i'll
07:54:29.080
yield that's a good way to say it though and we shouldn't lose sight of the fact that these people
07:54:35.620
until they are on our side they're not on our side and that's that's kind of uh something that's easy
07:54:40.220
to lose sight of because you want them to be right you definitely got to be careful um until they're on
07:54:45.740
our side they are at least in potential a function of this system and they want uh to retain their
07:54:53.200
position and their social basically their unofficial social credit score in the system so if that means
07:54:59.280
stabbing you in the back throwing you under the bus uh whatever for the for the machine they're
07:55:03.640
going to do that so we have to treat them like they're not on our team until they definitively are
07:55:09.000
so that i 100 agree with i also want to express total agreement with the idea that man you know this is
07:55:14.440
such a different country than germany germany was all white like you said um you know they had a
07:55:19.120
few different ethnicities but busy was all white people the only aliens there were jews really and
07:55:23.780
little gypsies and stuff and they were also like the size of uh well they're smaller than texas i
07:55:28.560
believe so i mean you know comparing that to america is absolutely an apples and oranges deal so that's
07:55:33.600
true i agree with that fully too yeah alex get in there oh steve good yeah welcome no welcome to the
07:55:43.300
stage uh sternvogel who yeah ultimately ladies and gentlemen you just need to ask one very simple
07:55:53.920
question to these people what kind of american are you you're three percenter you're going to stand up
07:56:01.160
and be counted and fight for the survival of the founding fathers as they intended with the 179
07:56:06.480
naturalization act or you're going to be a race cuck you know you can throw the treason or trade award
07:56:12.800
out there but as you said they're part of the matrix they're not with you they're still plugged in
07:56:18.020
they want to watch the fucking football they want to go to the fucking circus and all this
07:56:24.640
bullshit they're not willing to fight for the americas that the founding fathers intended for you
07:56:33.060
so don't class them as an enemy but they're certainly no fucking ally you want to make the
07:56:40.860
segue over here in the uk we want five percent of the people on our side you know we're trying for a
07:56:47.040
peaceful political solution the next four to eight years but after that 2033 if we don't have at least
07:56:54.280
a few politicians trying to reverse it or if it's not been entirely reversed already
07:56:58.740
well i won't fed post but let's just say we're being prepared for all eventualities and i'll land it there
07:57:06.940
well and alex it's fair to say that you're not just fighting for five percent of britain's you're
07:57:15.920
fighting for the survival existence and prosperity of all ethnic britain's correct oh we're fighting for
07:57:24.280
all of it but we only need five percent of the people on board like with the american revolution
07:57:28.900
just three percent of the people fighting in general washington's army and they won that shit
07:57:35.820
right and this goes back to my point of you know if someone recently comes around to our viewpoint
07:57:43.960
um they shouldn't be ostracized because they didn't come to it fast enough but again that doesn't
07:57:50.900
necessarily mean that you bring them into your group that is trying to advocate for um you know
07:57:58.660
a better future for our people right you got to vet them out you got to see where they're at and um
07:58:06.740
but at the same time you know how else are they to atone for their sins of uh of you know not being
07:58:16.100
pro-white if they're not given opportunities again doesn't necessarily mean it's with your group
07:58:21.620
but if someone for instance like myself you know prior to covid like i was racially conscious
07:58:28.720
i wasn't fully aware of the jewish problem i knew that they ran the banks in hollywood
07:58:33.840
um but i wasn't doing activism i wasn't doing anything to advocate for our people
07:58:39.860
and so at the time it would have been easy for anyone in this space to write me off then
07:58:45.200
just for not doing enough you know for being aware but you know being complacent
07:58:50.480
no you're exactly right i mean very very few people were born into the movement i'm one of them
07:58:57.940
but if you ask the hundred something listeners no ignorance is their excuse and it's a damn good
07:59:04.140
excuse because they're facing 80 something years of anti-white jewish subversion that's what we're
07:59:10.060
fighting against so once they're awake once they're woke or whatever once they're pro-white get them
07:59:16.200
on board and do whatever small part they can to ensure the 14 words but vet them i mean you've all
07:59:21.540
seen the videos of the of the failed vetting for like blood drive or clockwork crew or whoever these
07:59:27.400
fucking morons yeah some of them cast them out they're not worth the time but some of them
07:59:32.340
they're worth the education and the indoctrination and then put a rifle in their hands and get on with
07:59:38.920
uh one tribe go for it hey um yeah so as i i to alex's point you put a rifle in their hands and let's go
07:59:52.980
uh the way i'm thinking about it is after the dust settles you know after um we win through whatever means necessary
08:00:04.980
hopefully political um and we gain regain the power you know everybody's that's how the middle of the belkers works
08:00:13.880
i mean most people are npcs and they're gonna they're gonna go they're just gonna follow the power
08:00:19.440
whoever's in power at that moment um so it's gonna be hard to embrace all of our white brethren and
08:00:31.580
sisters uh that actually kind of stood on the sidelines while we are out there uh you know
08:00:38.860
doing what we do winning um so after the fact so it would be it would be great i guess you know
08:00:45.900
to the point is you know we can wake up as many people as we can um before winning but then after
08:00:53.000
winning it's like where the fuck were you guys you know and again most people in the middle of the
08:00:57.760
bell curve are just gonna you know go along to get along uh and should spend the rest of their lives
08:01:04.800
uh trying to earn our trust in my opinion so what it's worth thanks for the mic
08:01:15.900
again we don't have the time to spend the rest of our lives making them earn our trust
08:01:23.000
and again if you were to hold that standard to everyone you know um there'd be a lot fewer
08:01:31.180
leaders in this uh in this sphere but anyways we'll move on to skull mask
08:01:36.640
thank you brothers thank you for the mic good to be here um this raises a very interesting
08:01:44.980
point about a a possible contingency that is something to be considered as a best outcome solution
08:01:52.900
where um if we can rely on or make come about the circumstances that causes most of our kin
08:02:05.380
to become severely dissatisfied with the current regime and have a mechanisms in place by which
08:02:15.640
very right moment we will be able to offer an alternative system to them that externally
08:02:24.960
reflects what they currently enjoy instead of uh an entirely new transformative structure
08:02:34.020
by which many people have to completely upend their lives then that is that could be very conducive
08:02:41.980
to the modern cattle brain individuals that we are forced to kind of uh integrate with i think that
08:02:50.540
this is something that the third reich understood very well when they came to power when the nsdap came
08:02:56.840
to power they had in place entirely entirely different separate systems for economics statecraft
08:03:04.800
and uh ministerial kind of um procedures that they were able to they were working on because
08:03:12.800
the composition of their party was so competent that they were able to essentially bootstrap a whole
08:03:20.960
entire new mechanism under the guise of uh this like we're not going to have this mass disruption
08:03:29.380
like they saw with the with the repeated communist revolutions that were going on in europe where
08:03:35.160
there was a um there were foundational kind of components to these societies like the royalty in
08:03:42.260
russia that were destroyed and like completely ablated and obliterated from from the social structure
08:03:48.340
and the people were forced to adopt to the new paradigm and um the russian peasant being so
08:03:56.680
basically an illiterate serf at that point was um you know had no mechanism by which they could
08:04:04.540
actually assert any kind of uh right over over this this statecraft so the communists were able to
08:04:11.960
come and smash everything to bits and release it with their guys if we can lubricate the situation to
08:04:19.420
the degree where an opportune moment comes about and people are crying for a new situation one that will
08:04:30.520
provide them with the basic necessities and guarantee their safety and survival then the enemy has played
08:04:38.200
into our hands assuming we have the platform and the means by which we could deploy such a system
08:04:45.080
as soon as possible uh something i think about often and that is a contingency again i don't believe
08:04:51.140
that that is will ultimately be the outcome but um it would be a very a very smooth way to um one of the most
08:05:04.760
ideal ways to get the cattle brain to transform uh more uniformly rather than transform in a fit uh in a
08:05:19.920
spasmodic fit i suppose is the way i'm thinking about that uh again thank you for the mic white power
08:05:25.740
i'm curious uh what the payment's thoughts are on this who's recently come up on stage
08:05:34.740
not sure how much of the conversation we're basically talking about um you know if we are
08:05:41.720
effective in our messaging in our endeavors more and more of our folk will come on side and a lot of
08:05:49.600
those people will be people who were previously anti-white and uh so i basically use the intellectual
08:05:58.420
or the right-wing hipster analogy um because it seems at least one if not a couple of my uh fellow
08:06:07.900
panelists here doesn't necessarily want to leave the door open to them so curious your thoughts on this
08:06:13.280
very well as he's coming on steve i also i think in reflection with the uh the deck the independence day
08:06:27.560
coming up it's also a matter of timing and urgency right it's it's that there is a ticking clock uh and
08:06:35.640
whether we're in control of it or not it is ticking toward a an impact and that's kind of the bigger
08:06:44.460
question is when when it hits impact what is the the dividing line between people will uh we will see
08:06:52.500
as uh friends people will see as allies people will see as um as fellow warriors uh for our white
08:07:02.520
people and who we will see as uh traitors and enemies and who will have joined the other side
08:07:10.220
based on their assessment and there's their own safety which is to their you know they're making the
08:07:15.720
best decision for themselves but there is a dividing line that will happen at some point and there's a
08:07:21.580
ticking clock moving toward that we may not necessarily be in control of and i think that's a
08:07:27.280
dynamic that we uh will need to uh i kind of gameplay when we are walking through this because being you
08:07:34.560
know forever is not a timeline right and and that's kind of the the hard uh the hard thing to wrap our
08:07:45.380
heads all around is what that looks like so i i think and i'll end on this i think the dividing line
08:07:52.380
would just be uh on race right whether a person is is a race uh realist and race conscious or whether
08:08:01.840
they're not because when the ticking clock occurs it's whether they can answer honestly uh about race
08:08:09.760
race versus any other matter i think is secondary to that what are your thoughts on that as we're
08:08:16.940
sorry you're cutting out there a bit for me but i mean as far as who you will know as being you know
08:08:29.380
fellow warriors you should know that based on your organizing this is why people need to
08:08:36.040
you know use the url to build the irl get organized you know have groups so that you know who is on
08:08:44.100
your side and then again from there you can assess your friends uh based on people in your peer group
08:08:53.960
who are sympathetic to your views people online who you see as being sympathetic to your views and um
08:09:01.160
i mean the enemies and traitors i think it's pretty clear who they are um but again if you haven't
08:09:09.620
read the turner diaries by william luther pierce this uh question gets addressed very explicitly in the
08:09:16.120
book as they establish the safe zones and um i think pierce nails it what is what is it can you give
08:09:24.200
the the crowd um no you guys should all go read the turner diaries so i'm not i'm not going to spoil it
08:09:31.640
berman what do you got for us i think that real quick uh steve i think anybody who doesn't read
08:09:40.260
the turner diaries i guess will fall into the category of um of uh persona non grata when the
08:09:49.420
well i'm not exactly sure like this there was a lot in the last of the conversation that i heard but
08:10:01.360
if the question is who is accepted into the movement and who isn't uh to me it's pretty
08:10:10.740
i mean it's pretty to use their word inclusive and if you want to use the historical example of the
08:10:20.260
nsdap i mean for god's sakes uh goebbels was a fucking commie guys like and he became like the
08:10:30.780
like like the idea that you can't come back and now obviously it's different communism then is very
08:10:37.320
different to the communists that we have now even they still have like a little bit of a national
08:10:41.480
sentiment but my my point is that a lot of the people that came into the fold of the nsdap during
08:10:48.940
the rise to the during their rise to power um were actively their opponents at one point now the one
08:10:56.420
thing that the nsdap did um that i think we should probably emulate is that um when you accept these
08:11:04.880
people into the movement um they are annexing themselves over to you you are not negotiating
08:11:12.140
with them and coming to a compromised position where you are then going to say all right we'll
08:11:18.540
do this the way you want to do it and we'll do this the way i want to do it and you know we can agree
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uh on that premise no it's you submit completely to our world view or we crush you
08:11:31.300
um and it doesn't matter if you're 30 percent and we're 10 percent we'll keep fighting you
08:11:37.200
until it's the inverse um so having that and that actually is pretty good of us at this current
08:11:44.320
moment like nobody is willing to negotiate with these people anymore all the people who are like
08:11:49.480
uh we you know we need to be pragmatic in how we you know deal with conservatives and whatnot like
08:11:55.360
that's really falling out nobody's trying to please them anymore everybody's just trying to either
08:12:00.120
convert them or crush them so like that's a good mindset to be in but yeah the the only people that
08:12:08.220
would be to me excluded are the ones who have um actively uh aided our enemies and even in some of
08:12:22.380
those cases like you could say like there are conservatives who will come over to the side now the
08:12:27.740
other the other thing when you bring these people in is you have to be careful about how much power
08:12:32.500
they're given and what positions they're allowed to hold with within your organization or within the
08:12:37.880
wider movement you can't just let them like you know you can't you can't bring a conservative
08:12:43.260
politician over and be like okay you're the leader of the party now or whatever you're the leader of
08:12:47.520
the organization that is a retarded idea um yeah clarification on that very uh i think you're spot on but
08:12:55.080
so like say a conservative uh senator uh he can't come over and be a senator uh on on our side now
08:13:03.820
right he he's got to take a significant demotion would you say well he could he could because he holds
08:13:09.660
that position and and if there was a u.s senator that wants to start pushing uh nsdap or you know
08:13:16.560
whatever nationalist rhetoric like like if thomas massey turned it up a little bit regarding you know
08:13:22.940
um you know the racial aspect like why would you not support him like why would you not want a part
08:13:27.940
of your movement but what it is to say is that like that doesn't make him the leader of it um so like
08:13:33.880
basically the the term is this is like you now serve the movement you're not the head of it like
08:13:39.360
you're a servant within it um and that's the kind of thing that like if if somebody's transformation
08:13:45.360
is genuine if their conversion to um you know a nationalist worldview really is genuine um they'll
08:13:55.000
be fine with that because that's the whole point is like it's it's not about what's best for you it's
08:14:00.180
about what's best for your folk so if you have to take a hit in the process um you know as somebody
08:14:06.800
who's already in a position of power and you're not willing to do that well then you don't really
08:14:11.540
believe in the world you do you so like i don't know there's yeah that brings up a good question
08:14:16.460
i i have i have something i don't want to pass up here is uh because there is um and em's kind of
08:14:23.020
taking the your the temperature uh from you on this is you have people and this kind of good scenario
08:14:29.960
uh who are in this a long time say say yourself and we'll just say 10 years say you've been doing
08:14:36.720
uh you know you know working in the white nationalist sphere for 10 years and then you have
08:14:42.560
a senator uh who sincerely you just talked about you know authentically converting like really
08:14:49.600
uh passionately throwing themselves into something like this and they've been in it you know and and
08:14:57.540
they have two years or three years under their belt what do you find is the the defining metric by
08:15:04.940
which to measure uh authentic value in these people because i think that's that's something
08:15:11.500
we struggle with it's it's skin in the game so like look it's it's much more valuable for a senator
08:15:19.720
to come over to our way of thinking than it is for some random audience and when they do that
08:15:27.820
like it should be like just think about what they're potentially sacrificing it's kind of like
08:15:32.420
you know if a uh a professor of a university goes mask off and goes like actually i'm a historical
08:15:40.780
revisionist and you know this isn't really reality and we've been doing blah blah blah like boom like
08:15:47.140
they risk their job they risk tenure they risk you know their academic success in the future you know
08:15:52.980
their books get pulled from publishers all this shit so like they're actually sacrificing something to do
08:15:58.260
that um and the same thing would be true of a politician if they genuinely convert there's a
08:16:03.140
good chance that they just lose the next election there's a good chance that they're just fucked
08:16:07.660
so like obviously skin in the game matters and um like part of the problem here too this is something
08:16:16.800
that i've been like this is kind of in the vein of this um a problem i've been noticing um is that we
08:16:24.660
are getting close to i don't i don't know what it like it's not a turning point it's not a climax
08:16:31.440
but there's something developing um like right now in the background where it's like we're getting
08:16:37.600
close to a time where like okay it's it's time to declare and what i mean by that is there's a lot
08:16:44.360
of anonymous guys and like i'm not taking a shot at anonymity but there is a a segment of anonymous
08:16:51.680
guys who are very talented um very um you know well spoken they have at least good vocal charisma
08:16:59.640
uh they know their shit um you know they could they could be good intellectual leaders and they
08:17:07.360
still won't go mask off and the problem with this is that a lot of these guys view themselves as the
08:17:15.600
intellectual you know leadership of the movement and they kind of are the the problem is that's
08:17:22.680
developing is right now the the real life movement is led by fucking roughnecks and ex-army grunts
08:17:31.260
and tradies and you know working class people and the problem with that is they're the ones taking all
08:17:39.540
the risk like i'm the i'm the one taking all the risks going mask off and starting a nationwide
08:17:44.960
organization and like my friends that are also mask off are the ones doing it and we're like i'm a
08:17:50.320
fucking blue collar worker you know the the other leaders are ex-army guys like we're we're not like
08:17:55.720
the intellectual you know uh foundation of the movement we're just guys that know what needs to be
08:18:01.700
done now the the problem that's developing is that we're the ones actually building something
08:18:07.520
and i already foresee what's going to happen is when it's safe enough these intellectual guys
08:18:15.620
are going to go mask off and they're going to try to present themselves as being the leaders of the
08:18:20.900
movement or you know wanting us to kind of fall in um you know behind them and the answer is why the
08:18:28.860
fuck should we um and that's not me like i'm saying that as in like like this isn't a good thing
08:18:35.260
because the truth is we need those guys like we need the guy we need martin selner's and we need
08:18:40.820
um you know driz van langenhovens like we need these guys particularly like in my case it's in canada
08:18:47.580
um we don't really have many of those those kinds of people and we need more we need jared taylor's
08:18:54.660
right we need these kinds of people and they're silent right now or not silent um they're they're
08:19:01.380
still afraid of uh you know backlash from the system for going to mask off but at some point
08:19:07.220
you have to the problem is they're waiting for the moment for it to be safe enough and again like i
08:19:13.400
said why should we then you know fall in line with people who you know were basically cowards um
08:19:21.760
until until it was safe enough because we did all the work to make it so that it was safe enough for
08:19:26.820
them to go mask off it's like this is going to be a problem just like for the advancement of the
08:19:31.420
movement um like guys got to make a decision quick like if you want to be a leader um if you want to
08:19:39.540
be somebody who is uh you know guiding this movement like it's getting close i don't i don't know how long
08:19:46.120
but like a lot of time for you to make a choice on it just there's a lot of wind on your mic just
08:19:52.280
yeah sorry sorry i'll just i'll wrap up there like it's it's time to make a choice to those guys
08:19:58.940
out there that are you know that have the like look i i already know this about myself like there
08:20:04.920
are guys who um know the history better they're better philosophically they're better rhetorically
08:20:11.100
um you know i'm good at speaking uh like to the common guy right like that's that's who my kind
08:20:20.060
of rhetoric resonates with and you need something bigger you need somebody that has
08:20:24.460
uh more sophistication and like it's just like it's just not me um but also nobody's gonna listen
08:20:33.980
to this sophisticated guy you know when they show up after the battle's over and dip their sword into
08:20:39.440
a body of somebody that we killed and then go haha look how much i contributed okay now here's how
08:20:44.900
we're gonna do this um it's kind of like i'll make one last analogy this would be like if william
08:20:50.540
wallace you know was asked to turn over his followers to the high lords after he won a battle
08:20:56.640
because now all of a sudden they believe in it and now all of a sudden they want to be part of it
08:21:00.540
which is kind of what you know you know if we're going by braveheart at least a movie like that's kind
08:21:05.460
of what happened right like they start you know bickering over who should lead the resistance and it's
08:21:09.820
like dude he is the leader so like why should why should he fall in behind you high lords now
08:21:15.080
that you've decided it's you know safe enough for you to come out of your hidey holes
08:21:18.760
and and join the fight i'll end this yeah very a a point of contention that we kind of
08:21:26.080
where a couple of us agree and disagree on some things um is at at at what point does the door
08:21:35.100
close right and when do we just label these people just traitors right i i use the analogy a little
08:21:42.260
bit earlier is like my door is closed but the window's open and just to to add on to that a
08:21:49.300
little bit is like my door is closed the window's open and if these retards want to climb into the
08:21:55.020
window then they can climb into the window but winter's coming and that window is gonna shut and
08:22:01.760
once that window's shut you are going to stay and remain a traitor what what are your thoughts
08:22:09.220
uh i think it's a bad pragmatic approach to politics um i think that even at the the very
08:22:24.680
end there's still a chance that guys can come around um and it's like it sucks because you want
08:22:34.220
to punish them right believe me if anybody knows that that feels like it's fucking me um you want
08:22:40.980
them to pay the price for not listening to you earlier and you know for you know some people probably
08:22:46.080
feel like that about me um to be fair but that's not how you win um now there there is like again
08:22:56.300
it's very circumstantial so if it's somebody who's been actively fought like look conservatives are
08:23:02.660
going to be really annoying um because they've been doing what i you know what you could refer to
08:23:09.820
as a fighting retreat for you know 10 plus years now where they you know they gatekeep at one level
08:23:17.900
and you fight them and eventually they say okay you know what you were right about that
08:23:22.560
and then they start gatekeeping at the next level and then they fight you again so they they're
08:23:28.800
constantly doing this fighting retreat so like it's getting very difficult to um but but if you're
08:23:35.840
talking about like the average person like dude they have no idea what the fuck's going on um
08:23:40.680
so like it depends who you're talking about i suppose yeah before we moved on to the other
08:23:46.880
hands you covered a lot of ground there and i think one thing that you left out that i'd like to
08:23:52.140
see if you have an answer for is is the hierarchy of decision making once this all happens who gets
08:23:58.760
to be in charge of who goes where and i think that's maybe and you spoke to that being an issue
08:24:04.940
that may be the the most complicated part of all of this what's your what's your do you have a simple
08:24:12.820
or is this something we have to decide later what's your thoughts on that that situation
08:24:18.080
like who goes where is it as in like well somebody has to be in charge of who like yeah at some point
08:24:25.760
somebody has to be in charge so who is gonna be the one to do the qualification on whether or not
08:24:31.940
somebody is authentic whether they have put in a sacrifice like you said skin in the game like this
08:24:38.420
is going to be a very difficult scenario i mean it's a cheesy line but it's fucking true
08:24:46.320
violence is the supreme authority from which all authority is derived um the answer to your question
08:24:52.320
is who has the biggest stick in the movement like that's my that's my answer to it like um in the same
08:25:00.040
way you know like we spoke generally about how the nsdap would just you know if you wanted to um work
08:25:07.160
with them it was total annexation or nothing you know you completely give yourself over and all of
08:25:13.200
your resources and your structure to our party and you fall in line with our vision or you know you're
08:25:18.820
just another enemy um like and that's not them being that's like that's not them like wanting
08:25:25.900
a fight it's just saying look we can't do this with competing ideologies and competing leaders so
08:25:32.260
the way you go about this is you know whoever has the biggest stick is going to start um you know
08:25:40.840
getting all the other groups in line with them and like i don't want to get into too much detail
08:25:46.500
about it but this is already fucking happening if you're if you're following active clubs and the
08:25:52.220
nationalist organizations that exist like you should be aware that like this is already starting
08:25:57.260
to to fall into place the biggest clubs are gobbling up the smaller clubs and they're bringing
08:26:03.360
them under their banner and this is going to cause friction and it's going to annoy some people
08:26:08.280
especially you know the the little tyrants that want to maintain control and feel like they're a
08:26:15.100
little furor um you know over their 10 or 20 or 30 men um but like it's already going on and like
08:26:22.500
again i don't want to like cause drama by pointing this out and you know naming anyone specifically but
08:26:28.240
um i'll just say like in the united states it's already happening uh and it is causing tension and
08:26:33.900
if you're somebody who's really you know paying attention to what's going on you would know exactly
08:26:37.940
what i'm talking about um but like that's how it works that's just simply how it works whoever
08:26:43.760
is the best whoever is the biggest um they're going to keep recruiting the most people and slowly the
08:26:50.040
smaller groups are going to either you know go over to them or they're going to become completely
08:26:54.920
irrelevant um you know so when one group has a thousand guys and you have 10 and then you know
08:27:01.740
a year later you have 12 and they have 2 000 it's like well why what is the point of you
08:27:07.360
if you have 12 guys like you're basically insignificant to the larger movement at that
08:27:13.320
point so you either you know grow up and submit yourself over to the larger group that maybe you
08:27:21.040
don't 100 agree with but they're the ones that are actually making success um or you become irrelevant
08:27:27.020
i mean i don't know that's that's how i look at it so yeah it's just it's whoever has the biggest
08:27:31.660
stick is going to make the decisions of who goes where
08:27:37.360
yeah i'm gonna hold on my take because we got a bunch of hands here um i'm not sure if alex
08:27:48.000
dropped but we'll go to nnr and then skull mask
08:27:51.960
yeah i mean i think uh i think ferry is right you can't have people coming in the end and being like
08:27:59.500
oh look what i did when they didn't right or they just showed up you also can't have people that are
08:28:05.000
anonymous leaders you can contribute to the efforts anonymously 100 of course
08:28:09.980
it's also not a shot at anonymity but you you really can't follow people who you don't even
08:28:14.860
know who they are i mean that's that's ridiculous so at some point that's that's a decision people
08:28:20.000
are just going to have to make he's right about that and and the sooner the better because then
08:28:24.520
your hierarchies form once you got a bunch of men with a mission the hierarchy will form
08:28:29.320
so i think the sooner that happens and the sooner it's explicitly decided upon and understood by
08:28:34.380
everybody the healthier it will be for everybody the longer it plays out the longer it drags out
08:28:39.420
the more then the more conflict is going to brew in the background the more resentment will brew in
08:28:43.840
the background and the sooner these distinctions can all be like figured out the better i'll just i'll
08:28:50.680
leave it there is you got a lot of hands here so yeah that's a good point too which is you can't be an
08:28:58.140
anonymous leader and the interesting thing about anonymity is like look just because you know
08:29:05.580
everything like every single detail about the rise of the nstap and every other you know nationalist
08:29:12.260
movement history and you know your rhetoric is good and you have like you know all this stuff that
08:29:17.880
doesn't mean um like look i've seen it i've seen when guys go mask off and the moment the articles
08:29:24.500
start naming them the moment it's their photo you know being plastered on the internet with hit pieces
08:29:30.400
the moment they're the ones who start you know getting their family um you know harassed or you know
08:29:36.120
businesses like i'll give you an example like um like people went after my cousin's business like i
08:29:42.280
haven't spoken to that cousin in i don't know 10 years almost but just because he shares my last
08:29:48.640
name like they went after his business like that's the kind of stuff that you have to put up with when
08:29:54.060
you're a public facing and so like the part of the reason why i like i'm saying like these guys need to
08:29:59.660
go mask off sooner rather than later is because we need to find out if they have the legs to go the
08:30:06.380
distance it's like you look you're a great shadow boxer you know you do real good in sparring
08:30:11.900
you know you're you've really got your technique dialed in wow you look amazing when you jab that
08:30:17.580
punching bag all right let's put you in the ring against a real opponent live scenario let's go
08:30:21.700
and then they fall apart so like it's it's time for them to get in the fucking ring
08:30:36.200
cheers yeah these street shitting pajits can't make a desktop act to save their lives
08:30:42.780
yeah no just to chime in on what ferryman said we need more anton drexler's for the historically
08:30:50.440
illiterate anton drexler was the original leader of the deutsche abita partai before hitler took over
08:30:56.580
he saw that adolf was the better man in every single way shape and form and he would lead the
08:31:02.320
party to victory as they did in 33 we need more people who can humble themselves stand aside
08:31:08.320
and let the better man take over and that's the problem that we're facing we need a single
08:31:13.820
benevolent dictator rather than a dozen petty tyrants um and spot on about shadow boxing and then they fall
08:31:22.140
apart when i first well when my family really went mask off in 2014 within six months
08:31:28.320
the zogs sent some eastern european goons after us they burgled our house they burnt down one of
08:31:35.200
our cars they butchered one of our dogs who then died on transit to the vet 11 years later still here
08:31:45.260
still fighting england lives and marches on and i'm just going to read a little bit out of the black
08:31:51.180
book and then i'm going to get ready i'm streaming for the american audience and it's in action
08:31:55.960
in terms of who you should follow listen to people who walk the path not just make empty talk
08:32:02.520
action always speaks louder than words and right now it is more important than ever to take action
08:32:09.480
to ensure our survival posting memes and sit in front of a screen while useful to an extent will not
08:32:17.360
bring us victory on its own as for those who actively oppose us ask those who would criticize you
08:32:24.120
what have they done for our people what sacrifices have they made what trials and tribulations have
08:32:31.120
they overcome in the name of our people you will rarely if ever find them capable of giving a straight
08:32:37.720
answer now not everyone has to take part in our movement historically as you all should know the
08:32:44.520
american revolutionary war was one with just three percent of the population actively fighting against
08:32:50.280
the british but that should not be an excuse for idleness rather a motivator to become a part of
08:32:56.920
the history in the fight for your people today fear is the only thing stopping the masses from openly
08:33:04.040
agreeing with us how many are afraid of being branded racist bigoted etc to lose their jobs as i did
08:33:11.960
their friends have their names dragged through the mud but despite all this in the quiet corners of
08:33:19.400
bars and social gatherings there is a growing zeitgeist it is one of disdain for the ruling class
08:33:26.440
it is a feeling of betrayal and of anger there are those who will more than likely never march with us or
08:33:33.400
take up arms against our eternal enemies but will gladly support us they will donate to our causes so that we can
08:33:40.520
continue our activism and they will vote for our political parties if or when that time comes
08:33:48.600
what we need now are soldiers we need brave and fearless men and women who are willing to sacrifice
08:33:54.280
for our people these types are very few and far between just five percent of those within these spaces
08:34:01.160
such as those honored individuals here now will ever get active and of those only a few may be classed as
08:34:08.520
true warriors if you were to stand in a friend if you were to stand in a room of so-called nationalists be it civnats
08:34:15.640
wignats fnats or otherwise and ask them who here is willing to fight and if necessary die for our cause
08:34:23.320
very few will answer i but all we can really ask of those here now is that you do your part
08:34:30.680
inaction will result in our eradication for eventually our enemies will one by one hunt us down and kill us
08:34:43.160
so it's better to stand up now and be counted than wait for our inevitable demise and with that i yield thank you
08:35:08.920
yeah this is ferryman i would be interested in getting your opinion on um especially with this
08:35:14.040
the issue you present with the um guys who stay in the shadows and imagine that from the shadows from
08:35:23.160
anonymous accounts we can do things that are going to have some oversized impact relative to our influence
08:35:31.320
uh would you consider it worth um a a general concerted exposure all at once in order to seize
08:35:46.040
the momentum of mind share across the across the country if we had let's say two thousand or three thousand
08:35:53.640
men and all on the same day held in concert some sort of uh grand unmasking it would be a
08:36:03.480
a uh i mean that would be like a significant enough event online to draw eyeballs i'm of the opinion that
08:36:10.840
that might create a momentum that um that momentum could then be accelerated and uh we could have instead
08:36:21.000
of you know a series of of people or organizations becoming one after another more exposed and uh
08:36:29.800
going from the clandestine into the public we could have a like a concerted directed amalgamation
08:36:39.640
all of a sudden appear on the scene like thrust itself into the public consciousness and then move
08:36:44.840
forward from there with a with a constant non-stop accelerative momentum towards ends where all of
08:36:51.800
a sudden there are weekly events going on all of a sudden there is a uh a consolidated effort
08:36:58.280
towards the ends that we want to see achieved um it might maybe a pipe dream but uh it might be possible
08:37:05.480
as well i just wanted to see if that could get kicked around if you could organize thousands of anonymous
08:37:13.640
people to do a singular action on a singular day i would say um well you must be one of the leaders
08:37:23.000
biggest leaders or you know leaders of one of the biggest nationalist organizations in the world
08:37:28.680
three thousand people five thousand people and you can do that that's impressive um
08:37:36.360
i don't think it would work let me just put it that way i think uh i think the type of people
08:37:42.040
who would go in for something like that are probably not the right type of guys and nor was i talking
08:37:48.120
about the masses when i'm referring to anonymity and again i'm not targeting anonymity anonymity is very
08:37:55.240
useful but there is a segment of this movement who is very valuable who does very good work um at least
08:38:05.400
intellectually and in terms of rhetoric that fancies themselves as administrators and future um
08:38:17.160
you know governors of of of the movement and the problem with these types is that they're waiting
08:38:23.480
for somebody else to build them a movement um instead of building it themselves and so why should i respect that man
08:38:31.240
who would let another man build something for him and then demand that it be handed over to him so and
08:38:38.760
again i'm not even necessarily like i'm this is like you know a sharp jab but it's not an attack i'm not
08:38:47.320
i'm not saying these guys are uh cowards i i understand largely why they're still doing what
08:38:53.720
they're doing a lot of these guys have uh very high paying jobs um you know jobs of influence um
08:39:02.440
things like that um something like we have professors we have engineers we have we have these people um
08:39:11.080
at some point they need to step out of the shadow and you know like look i'm here i'm here to help
08:39:16.680
and like the truth is it's not even necessary at this point like i'll give you an example um
08:39:24.040
like we have um you know white collar professionals within our organization um they're not exactly the
08:39:32.920
best leaders um because most of them are in uh you know technical jobs funny enough the the better
08:39:41.880
leader uh at the current stage is somebody like a a guy who owns a roofing business or somebody who uh
08:39:50.920
you know is a general contractor you know a construction foreman something like that
08:39:55.240
those guys are incredibly good at organizing groups of five to ten men which is basically
08:40:00.840
what you need at this point you need a lot of those guys um whereas accountants
08:40:06.200
that's because they have to do it on a daily basis like if you're running a roofing crew you're
08:40:11.240
constantly managing men delegating tasks right so a general contract who's you're lined up different
08:40:17.240
trade so it makes a lot of sense in that regard because it's directly applicable to their work
08:40:23.080
experience yeah exactly and it's the the it's not like it is with um like for example that could be
08:40:30.520
true of say an accountant too or whatever uh an architectural technology it doesn't really matter
08:40:35.960
what we're talking about like they could also be managers but it's a different kind of management
08:40:40.280
isn't it then you know the construction foreman who's right there working with his guys or you know
08:40:45.720
managing multiple crews and like liaising between them like that um that's a different kind of of
08:40:52.920
leadership skill and so like those are the guys that we that are building the movement but it's
08:41:00.040
time for these guys that can manage you know like look we need we need the guys we have guys that can
08:41:06.040
run small companies we need guys that can run big companies you know 200 people 300 people 500 people
08:41:12.760
um that's a different skill set and these guys exist but they have to go mask off if they want to
08:41:21.160
you know actually you know take that role hey fairy i want to clarify right there because that's that's the
08:41:27.880
i was kind of drawing to that point right there that you just made in in what it means to be masked
08:41:34.440
off right you have a guy who can can run a company of 200 300 people real high level guy
08:41:42.600
when it comes to being mask off what does that mean because obviously that guy's not going to be on
08:41:47.800
twitter right he's not like uh being he's are you talking about he needs to get a twitter account
08:41:54.120
and start posting about stuff or what does mask off mean to a guy like that oh so what do i mean by mask
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regarding look yeah i should clarify that regarding things like um
08:42:06.360
uh like the the leaders of you know small clubs um you know five to ten guys stuff like that
08:42:15.400
they don't need to go mask off why would they they're not liaising with the public they're not
08:42:20.200
going to be out there you know giving rhetorical speeches like their job is to run five to ten guys
08:42:26.120
and make sure that they're active and you know when something big happens you know they're the ones that are
08:42:30.040
you know they're the ones that are going to ensure everybody's on the same page and you know make sure
08:42:34.520
all the guys turn up at the right location at the right time blah blah blah right so like that that
08:42:40.040
you that guy doesn't need to be masked off but if you want to be somebody who's um
08:42:44.600
you know working over 200 people like at that stage yeah you do have to go mask off um
08:42:53.480
because it's almost impossible not to and that's what i mean is like so many people know who you are
08:42:59.160
at that point when you're that guy um how do you how do you stay mask on and so like if you fancy
08:43:06.360
or like look well i know i get i get that part what i'm saying is what does mask off mean to a guy like
08:43:11.320
that is it posting on x at that point or is it is it just being masked off to his guys like public
08:43:17.880
facing yeah you have yeah you have to be public facing because look it's the easiest way to explain
08:43:28.040
this is like um you can't grow a movement with anonymous like night nation you already touched on
08:43:37.000
this at some point um you're going to reach a number where your scalability becomes limited
08:43:45.320
because you don't have public facing guys and who those guys are matters and so they have to be put
08:43:50.760
through you know the tests early and you know they have to show merit like you can't just slap these
08:43:56.920
guys in and be like okay now you're in you're in charge of whatever 60 70 you know 100 guys like
08:44:03.800
that's not going to work and if they were to take on that position um like look i'll give you an
08:44:13.880
example um if you look at the nsn um all their division leaders all their you know regional leaders
08:44:20.920
are mask off uh some of them were doxed um but most of them just own it and it's because like there's a
08:44:27.080
certain amount of like okay you you want to be that guy like you got to be willing to actually um
08:44:31.880
um you know take the risk so i don't know can i jump in real quick my my concern is more the
08:44:41.640
actual circumstances like the concrete circumstances by which this actually occurs because we want to
08:44:47.160
make the transition from amorphous you know once weekly occasional demonstration rally etc into a
08:44:55.640
point where you're getting up every morning and you're going to a location and you're performing work
08:45:00.520
in in the physical real world like that is that point has to be reached sometime that point has to
08:45:07.000
be where it's 10 12 hours a day on location organizing planning strategizing doing these things like
08:45:14.120
that's that's the that has to be the next the next stage that's what the nsdap and that's what
08:45:19.720
revolutionary organizations have done in the past they've transitioned from you know uh distributed kind
08:45:26.520
of sentiment based um part-time participatory activities into like like you're saying full
08:45:33.560
scale large organizations that have they have you know real estate they have a place to meet they have
08:45:39.720
these physical these physical things and the transmission into that state is going to be essential
08:45:45.400
to lay the framework and the momentum to to scale up that's that's my primary concern is how do we get from
08:45:52.760
here to there yeah i can answer this question and it has been answered as well before but the um the
08:46:00.680
easiest way to explain this is that so people see active clubs and they think you know that this is
08:46:07.400
a very common criticism it's like well what is this going to do it's just guys doing push-ups or
08:46:12.280
you know it's guys boxing in the park like what's the point it's like yes that is all they're doing right now
08:46:17.640
now now what you first need is four to six guys like that's i'm telling you now that is the sweet
08:46:26.040
spot that's how much you need to start something and make it grow you need four to six guys that are
08:46:32.920
going to show up in one location every week and you know maybe one or two of them can't make it on any
08:46:39.160
any given week so four guys i don't know why i've i've tried to think about this but that is the
08:46:45.960
number if you get four guys meeting regularly it will grow and the reason i know this is because
08:46:51.480
i've seen it happen personally about six or seven times now the the places where you can get four to
08:46:58.680
six guys gathering on a regular basis are the ones that are going to start attracting more
08:47:03.320
once you get that you start bringing in more recruits and what what happens is when you go to
08:47:11.080
10 all of a sudden like it takes on a new form and like i'll give you the example of like i've used this
08:47:18.440
one before if i go for a walk which i am right now i'm just a guy walking right i'm a dude walking my
08:47:23.880
dog um if i got a buddy with me yeah well you know we're two guys going for a walk um three well now
08:47:32.440
it's now it's a little bit of a group but like when you get into five eight ten like what is that
08:47:39.240
um what happens whenever it's 20 guys going on a hike or 50 now it's a march so like it's it's
08:47:47.640
these things shift over time and what ends up the reason why i'm going through this process is because
08:47:51.480
i'm trying to explain to the audience how this develops and how we go from four to six guys doing
08:47:57.880
you know push-ups in the park to uh a huge movement that needs its own headquarters and stuff
08:48:03.800
like that and the reason is because once you get 30 40 guys together like now all of a sudden you're
08:48:11.080
you're using a whole park not a part of it um and the easiest way to think about this is like
08:48:16.360
if you've ever played team sports you know a lot of americans here so think football like if you've
08:48:21.320
ever seen a football team doing something like push-ups in unison or their warm-up in unison it
08:48:27.080
takes it's a very different thing than just one guy doing push-ups isn't it or think the military
08:48:32.120
when you see a whole platoon or you know whatever um you know 300 guys doing push-ups in unison
08:48:40.040
it's a little bit different than just guys doing push-ups isn't it it's taking on a different quality
08:48:45.000
but what ends up happening is as your organization grows then you have a demand for something more
08:48:51.640
and so now you're you start looking at okay we need to get a place where we can train
08:48:56.440
regulars so now you have your own space maybe you're renting it right and it takes on a different
08:49:02.040
organizational capability because now you're taking numbers now you have multiple guys who have um you
08:49:08.520
know crews of guys underneath them that are that are all managing them and so what you're developing is
08:49:14.360
something like the roman military where you would have you know i forget the name of it but you know
08:49:19.880
there's one guy who's in charge of eight guys and you know for every uh eight groups of eight or
08:49:25.960
whatever it is ten groups of eight there's another ten guys over them and then whenever you have three of
08:49:31.240
those you know you have another leadership group over that and so on and so forth and so basically what
08:49:36.840
you're doing is you're just you're you're replicating these age-old principles of like um you know military
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organization and and doing it you know through a different uh medium you know which is sports
08:49:54.280
training and um combat sports so the point of getting at here is once once you have you know hundreds of
08:50:03.480
guys now you can start collecting dues and when you have a hundred guys and they're all ponying up
08:50:08.920
whatever um you know two hundred dollars a year um you know towards the group well now you've got a
08:50:16.040
budget now you can rent your own space maybe you can um you know get a space and you know fit it out
08:50:22.200
and you have your own gym or you have your own uh you know meeting space or whatever and basically you
08:50:29.080
just keep replicating this process and this is what um this is largely what the nsdap did as well
08:50:37.160
they just kept recruiting they kept finding people who were organizers um you know they got people
08:50:44.360
together they bought locations they bought newspapers they started buying stuff up so yeah i don't know
08:50:51.800
i'm kind of out of breath here because i just fucking yeah let's let let's let baron get in here
08:50:56.440
thanks for that uh fairy covered it definitely a lot of ground there let's see if we can get some uh
08:51:01.720
some decompression here we'll let you catch a breath go ahead uh baron oh hey what's up mythos just saw
08:51:08.600
you're doing a space jump in here real quick i really got much to add i kind of feel like this
08:51:13.800
is more like a teething center for people falling into their roles because before then we didn't have
08:51:19.320
social media in the 90s and now we could uh kind of like this is like the the stage where everyone's
08:51:25.720
trying to figure out their roles kind of and i think it's really good because like i'm sure i'm
08:51:30.920
not going to rattle on about my past but in the 90s when we used to do white power concerts we
08:51:36.200
couldn't even get any lodging except for at masonic lodges would ran out to us then the 2000s got really
08:51:42.680
big then it died out i think this is a white power revival man i remember reading articles in canada
08:51:48.520
about a guy in fucking like 95 they found out he was a nazi and they tried to burn his house down
08:51:55.320
we're not seeing that type of activity anymore so i think we're in the fucking good man and i always
08:52:00.680
say there's no wrong way to skin a rat so not all of us gonna fit leadership roles not all of us
08:52:06.760
have that the eloquency to talk to like the middle class i think we're doing just fucking fine man
08:52:12.280
this is like the stage where we're just kind of like figuring out what's going to happen before
08:52:16.280
the battle happens so i i think you guys are doing good man i just want to stop and say what's up and
08:52:21.160
i'll drop down just sit here and listen man thanks for that guys dundell was uh he had his house uh
08:52:30.280
firebomb in the 90s in toronto yeah i think that was the guy because i've been involved in the white
08:52:36.440
power movement since 89 really strong in california so i we remember reading about that but if you know
08:52:41.800
the name that's based bro because that was like a small article in a newspaper one time
08:52:47.960
well i know it because i'm canadian so that's part of my history
08:52:58.520
yeah and uh if you brought up some good points uh as far as organization collectivizing building
08:53:04.760
critical mass um utilizing that critical mass to then uh reinforce uh the infrastructure going ahead
08:53:14.760
and iterating uh you know a lot of people got uh a lot of great insight about that because this is
08:53:23.400
for some people something that they could sink their teeth into and uh and maybe visualize that in their
08:53:30.040
their own neighborhoods as they go about uh looking at what they can do with a i'm gonna i'm gonna
08:53:38.280
make a statement i think is true that there's a lot of energy out there there's a lot of uh a lot of
08:53:44.680
energy uh orienting toward action and some people don't know what to do with that energy i think some of
08:53:52.840
that energy is expressed here in these spaces and uh some some amount of venting of that energy is maybe
08:54:00.520
healthy for them in order to kind of orient toward what's next so so i think that was uh that was well
08:54:06.760
said a lot to chew on there uh one tribe go ahead yeah hey um yeah that was kind of a really cool um
08:54:16.520
you know description of the evolution of some of these clubs and how they can grow and
08:54:20.040
and scale up and things like that i look at it through a business lens though i mean that's
08:54:25.560
it what what ferriman described is your you know your textbook organizational dynamics of
08:54:31.960
you know people growing and and kind of you know coalescing into into into units with um you know some
08:54:39.560
leadership and things like that and and in the business world it's the same you know the same thing
08:54:44.600
happens you know guy starts a landscaping company and you know grows it and hires people and then hires a
08:54:53.080
you know a foreman to manage a crew and then you know that grows into more crews um but at some point
08:55:01.080
you know what i've seen in business is uh these these entrepreneurs these leaders if you will that grow
08:55:08.920
grow these um grow these businesses at some point they reach the limit of of what they can do um and
08:55:19.080
they ultimately you know either hire a ceo or you know bring in private equity or something like that
08:55:26.440
bring in those those business professionals because now you're at a scale where you need um
08:55:32.360
um that accountant that's been sitting in the back there you know um you know hunting and pecking in
08:55:39.080
that style and wasn't out there um you know mask off on the front lines well now you got a budget to
08:55:46.520
ferryman's point you're going to need that guy to manage that budget put in financial controls because
08:55:51.480
where there's money there's there's uh there's fuckery right so um but i i think that is sort of the
08:55:58.600
natural evolution of of any organization whether it's it's the movement or um whether it's a
08:56:04.840
business at some point you know we all get we all need help we all got to bring you know somebody in
08:56:10.040
with those skill sets to help us um get over that um that growth hurdle if you will or that management
08:56:18.920
hurdle and um and continue to evolve um otherwise it can become a shit show so uh that that's
08:56:28.440
all i got appreciate the mic thank you yeah that was that was exactly you're exactly right like you
08:56:35.480
can use whatever you know organizational structure you want to describe this process but that's 100
08:56:41.720
what it is and what you're referring to with the issues with you know the scale of it is you know
08:56:46.840
manageable growth and at a certain point you know certain people can't handle any more growth they're
08:56:52.600
just not built for it oh yeah like i'll use an example like my father is a general contractor
08:56:57.560
built homes you know he tried to expand his crew but he does he's on site all the time and so what
08:57:03.400
he ended up finding was that um taking on more work and having 10 guys was just more of a headache and
08:57:09.080
he would rather have a crew of three guys or four guys and just work with them you know directly and
08:57:14.760
not have to worry about what's going on on another site and so like he just wasn't built for you know
08:57:18.680
running a a uh you know construction company that has 10 crews like it's just not what what interested
08:57:24.920
him um and so like this this again becomes the problem though which is um like again you have
08:57:33.000
guys that are well suited to running 10 guys um but who's who's going to be the one to run 200 or 500
08:57:41.560
or 10 000 like you're talking about a type of individual that becomes a lot more rare um because a
08:57:48.840
lot of people can manage 10 people but very few people are you know ceos or general managers of
08:57:55.960
huge companies that have you know tens of thousands of people underneath them that are you know their
08:58:01.640
their livelihoods depend on their decisions and so like it takes on a different quality when you get
08:58:06.760
to that scale and that's kind of the point i was getting at here which is right now we're like look
08:58:12.840
i'll be very brunt right now most of the guys who are doing most of the work when it comes to
08:58:17.960
organizing stuff irl whether it's mask on or mask off are are blue collar guys and that's not a
08:58:25.880
that's not to denigrate them um you know it's very admirable what they're doing because they have just
08:58:31.080
as much to lose as anyone else but they're willing to take on additional risk um and you know and and do
08:58:36.600
what needs to be done but the point is like look the guy who runs a roofing company is
08:58:42.840
i'm not gonna say it's impossible for him to be the next you know whatever um you know political
08:58:49.400
leader or something like that but the odds of it are very small the guy who the you know the
08:58:53.720
construction foreman the the chances of him being that guy are very small just because
08:58:59.160
you have to have a different mentality to be able to do that and like the truth is like you you need
08:59:04.680
i don't know machiavellian is the right word or you you need to have a different mindset um than
08:59:11.000
than what a lot of these guys have and i i include myself in that too like i don't think i have the
08:59:15.320
mindset to do it um but the problem becomes where the are these guys like you know i know that and
08:59:23.080
the thing is like the reason i bring it up is because i know they're out there i've met some of
08:59:27.160
them uh they're incredible um but they just they lack one thing which is courage and that's kind of an
08:59:35.240
essential point um you know ingredient in the recipe like you have to have the balls to do it
08:59:41.480
um so yeah like it look i'll end with you know what my i talked about a big stick i'm just trying
08:59:50.680
to build the biggest stick that i can and if somebody can build a bigger stick i'll happily
08:59:56.440
give them mine to add to their big stick right or the fashies if you want to put it that way i'm
09:00:02.440
trying to build the best rod that i can to add to the fashies um but if nobody can build one bigger
09:00:08.440
then i'm just going to keep building mine and until you know somebody else does simple as
09:00:19.080
yeah those are i mean great points um fairman absolutely and as you're kind of describing it
09:00:25.160
and as i'm thinking through it i um i guess i'll pose the question you do you think
09:00:29.320
a bigger is is better or do you think that um more smaller more localized um groups that are more
09:00:43.080
manageable maybe with some networking of the of the of the leadership of those you know the leaders of
09:00:50.760
those 10 man crews so curious yeah that already exists and what ends up happening is one of two
09:00:59.480
things one those so when you have groups with multiple different leaders come together and work
09:01:08.440
together what ends up happening like we know the answer to this question one of those leaders ends up
09:01:14.520
being the leader of all of them doesn't he and so that's what i say like you know it it's not
09:01:22.200
necessarily the biggest one but it's the most capable leader and then he becomes the leader of the group
09:01:27.640
right and this is just obvious like if you put if you put you know 10 guys in 10 rooms like after an
09:01:35.800
hour they'll have kind of like a leadership structure developed and then if you put those 10 groups in one
09:01:40.920
big room like of those 10 groups one guy is gonna you know be perceived as being the one who should
09:01:48.200
be followed by all of them like these are just like natural developing hierarchies right especially
09:01:53.000
with men like you see this a lot um everywhere you go like whether it's sports or business or
09:01:59.160
you know whatever in the gym like this it just kind of naturally happens um
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um in terms of quality yeah like of course quality is important and it's not just because
09:02:11.000
if it was who has the biggest organization and that was all um then we would all be i don't know
09:02:17.400
republicans i guess right or you know conservatives right because they're the biggest they're they're
09:02:23.320
the ones with the most people involved they're the ones with the most resources and money supporting
09:02:27.720
them so i guess we should all just join the republicans right because they're the biggest no
09:02:31.720
obviously not because that's a stupid idea and basically you're just subordinating yourself to
09:02:37.560
uh you know something that's ideologically inferior so like that's not exactly how it works but
09:02:44.920
in an instance where you have like look merit speaks for itself right if you have two groups
09:02:51.080
that are very ideologically similar that are um you know trying to do you know achieve the same goals
09:02:59.000
goals and one has um you know 300 members and the other one has 10. like which one has found the
09:03:07.880
right recipe well it's pretty obviously the one that has 300. um that's not a guarantee but like that's
09:03:16.440
just like a good like clearly they're doing something um better than the group that has 10. um especially
09:03:24.120
if that trend continues over time so as i said earlier like if you come back a year later and
09:03:29.400
the group that had 300 now has a thousand and the group that had 10 now has 15. like why why does the
09:03:36.120
group of 15 exist right like why and like if there's no real ideological differences um or significant
09:03:44.840
ones then why does the you know smaller ones still exist so yeah like i can i can pose a scenario or
09:03:52.520
hypothetical on that um that might be helpful is if that smaller group of 15 has a very unique skill
09:04:02.360
set and they are kind of a think tank in a particular area that requires them to stay small if they're
09:04:10.360
trying to compete for numbers and they can't get it done then that's one thing but there may be some
09:04:14.680
usefulness to a collective that is really unique to their skill set that you know then
09:04:22.520
of course they have they would have a leader in the assumption here um and that leader then could
09:04:29.960
network across with the other leader of the larger group and say hey this is my guys this is what we
09:04:35.640
bring to the table and and so forth so that would be my my uh answer if there was one to that
09:04:42.680
i but it's that guy you know then one is obviously subordinate to the other so these are not equal
09:04:49.800
partners in this arrangement this is one entity serving another and so the reason i say that is
09:04:56.920
because like what what you described but the larger the larger group could be subordinate to the to the
09:05:04.760
smaller group and that's kind of the a political structure in a sense it very very rarely does that
09:05:12.600
happen um and if so it's like okay well then they're they're just the leader of the large group
09:05:19.880
so like again like i i don't really like this is all hypotheticals obviously but what i would say
09:05:26.200
is that what you described there which is like a niche group that is you know uh you know tasked with
09:05:33.720
a specific purpose um or you know they have a specific interest what you're describing is a
09:05:40.440
department or a ministry or a bureau of the larger group and so again when we talk about sophistication
09:05:48.520
of of movements um as you grow you start having a need for for specialized um you know units within the
09:05:57.960
large group so if you have 10 guys you don't necessarily need like you know a video editor
09:06:04.120
you don't necessarily need an accountant you don't necessarily need you know a quarter master or something
09:06:10.120
of of that you know uh you know form but when you have a hundred guys or 200 guys now you do need an
09:06:19.000
accountant you do you or a treasurer you do need uh you know video editors and maybe a team of them
09:06:26.200
at that point and so what you're describing is you know a if if you use the example of a think tank
09:06:33.560
well you'd be talking about you know games and theory or research and development or something
09:06:38.360
within the larger organization which is that they have a specific job within the organization that's
09:06:44.120
tasked for it they're not part of the organization well then they're just doing this on the side
09:06:48.520
and they're not actually like a think tank can't achieve long term like they can't achieve uh hard power
09:06:56.200
or tangible goals it's not like a think tank is providing um you know information statistics like
09:07:04.760
i don't know intelligence maybe like they're um maybe like rhetorical um arguments or intellectual
09:07:11.880
arguments stuff like that but they aren't actually going to lead a movement um so these are two different
09:07:17.960
things so if they're separate what you're describing is just like okay yeah like we have these things
09:07:22.760
already we have you know the white papers institute we have uh american renaissance we have um you know
09:07:30.600
there's all kinds of groups like what you're describing which is like collectives of uh intellectuals
09:07:36.680
who put out you know um academic papers and arguments in favor of you know nationalism or
09:07:43.240
national socialism or whatever it may be um we already have those things there's no movement
09:07:49.240
associated with it is there why because these are intellectuals that aren't focused on building
09:07:54.920
irl power they're focused on making the intellectual argument and the problem with these people is that
09:08:00.840
they almost never relate to the common person so they're you know academics speak to other academics
09:08:07.160
so basically what these groups are and it's not to say they're not important because they are very
09:08:12.120
important but they're a circle jerk for each other their their their only audience is the other people
09:08:18.280
doing the same things that they're doing and a small segment of the population because like
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i listed well i just i want to add i i do want to disagree strongly with that uh characterization of
09:08:29.960
a think tank because i i am a member of and i'm not a fellow but there's a group called the natural law
09:08:37.000
institute and and i've been to two of their conferences and this is a think tank of sorts um but literally i'm in
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there with uh hr uh members um you know hr directors of manufacturing companies i'm in there with bikers
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i mean they're smart people all on their own but there's a very diverse uh group of people it's it's uh
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and we're all you know discussing these particular topics and how to come to a collective solution so i i
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don't i don't think that you're they've been doing that for 30 years man the natural law institute
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no not not like these types of groups so like jared taylor but they're not they're not as you're
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describing i guess i mean yeah they're always going to be think tanks and yeah they've been doing things
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for a long time this particular group is not that old but they're not they're not just academics talking
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to other academics you know that's that's kind of the nature of what i want to get at
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well sorry when i say academics talking to other academics i don't mean in like the literal sense of
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like their university or post-secondary academics although in some cases they are what i'm talking
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about is maybe the better term is intellectuals talking to other intellectuals and the point i'm
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making here is that this is not something that can mobilize mass amounts of people
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you're never going to do that with like look a a lecture or conference is never going to do that
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and like the the like maybe you could do it with political rallies but again that's not what we're
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talking about is it these aren't public events or are they like they're open to the public
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uh no this well this was something uh no this well this was something you had