The murder of Tsar Nicholas II of Russia in 1918 was one of the most epoch defining moments in the 20th century, and the role of the Jews involved in that event is hotly debated to this day and age. Is there any truth behind the claims that the Jews were not involved in communism?
00:05:54.980The murder of Tsar Nicholas II of Russia and his family on the 17th of July 1918 was one of the most, was one of several epoch-defining moments that occurred in the 20th century.
00:06:09.980The murder, it was, the murder activated as a motivational element for nationalists across Europe, in particular in Germany, where the nascent National Socialist German Workers Party, the NSDAP, supported the candidacy of Grand Prince Kirill El Romanov.
00:06:26.980It's probably something you don't know.
00:06:28.980It is an event which sent shockwaves throughout Europe and assured that the 20th century would, to use Eric Hobsbawm's term for it, forever be known as the Age of Extremes.
00:06:40.980In many respects, it marked the end of the Victorian and the Edwardian and the Gilded Age that had existed until then and probably would have continued without it.
00:06:53.980For the murder of the Tsar meant that for one of the great European empires, Russia, there was little prospect to return to how it was without the man that made it so.
00:07:05.980And thus made a political choice necessary for ordinary Russians, that they had to get behind the Bolshevik revolution, actively fight against it, or leave for a life of exile from the motherland.
00:07:16.980What the murder also meant was that the West-Nasius towards would-be Bolsheviks and the left in general significantly hardened, giving rise to new action-orientated, non-traditional patriotic groups such as the fascisti of Italy, as well as the Sida and the Falange of Spain, who began a process of national revival across Europe that was cut short and then crushed by the Second World War.
00:07:39.980The role of the Jews, specifically four directly and two indirectly in the murder of the Tsar, has long been well known among righteous researchers on the subject of the last of the Romanovs.
00:07:49.980Although some have sought to dismiss this Jewishness as inter-consequential, they do not rule that out, or even attempt to deny it, as to do so is evidentially absurd.
00:08:00.980Of the four Jews, the first, and the man who actually killed the Tsar was Yakov Yurovsky, a long-time Bolshevik activist, also an individual who was then steadily rising through the ranks of the Cheka, who was better known as the NKVD in later years.
00:08:29.980The second is a man who called himself Filip Goloshkin, but in actuality, his real name, as opposed to his party name, was Isai Izakevich.
00:08:40.980He was Yakov Sverdlov's envoy to the Ural's regional Soviet, headed by a lackluster local Bolshevik named Bilobolov, Bilobolov, Bilobolov, Bilobolov, Bilobolov, I can't make a part of his surname, and was the man who controlled the decisions and the behaviour of the Soviet.
00:08:58.980Goloshkin was no new figure in the Bolshevik party, given that he had sat on the Central Committee of the Russian Social Democratic Party, which is better known as the Bolsheviks and Mensheviks, along with Lenin in 1909.
00:09:10.980in 1912, so he's not some small figure. Goloshkin, as the head of the regional Cheka, was Yurovsky's direct superior, and the man who deliberately brought the Romanovs into power,
00:09:25.980who deliberately brought the Romanovs into his power, in all probability, the wish, as well as the means to kill them.
00:09:31.980It was Goloshkin who had masterminded the unanimous vote of the Ural's regional Soviet to kill the Tsar, with all possible speed.
00:09:39.980He was the one who left on the 29th of June 1918, as well as who left on the 3rd of June 1918 to meet with his Bolshevik superior in Moscow, Sverdlov and Lenin respectively, who are the other two responsible parties, to discuss what should be done with the Tsar.
00:09:54.980When he returned on the 12th of July 1918, Goloshkin brought verbal orders from Sverdlov and Lenin to murder the Tsar, which would give them plausible deniability and allow them to cast the brutal murder of the Romanovs as being the independent act of Goloshkin and Yurovsky, which was how the event was subsequently betrayed by obedient Soviet historians.
00:10:16.980As Service has noted, Lenin's reasoning behind the murders may be simply summed up as follows.
00:10:23.980He exterminated the Romanovs because they had mistreated Russia, but he also turned to such measures that because he enjoyed, really enjoyed, letting himself loose against people in general from the ancien regime.
00:10:36.980What Service leaves out is that Lenin had a special reason to hate Nicholas II, aside from his overt rationalisation of class war, given that Lenin was partly Jewish, and Nicholas II had overseen a major effort to fight the Jews and Jewish power in the Russian Empire.
00:10:53.980It is difficult to conceive of Lenin's homicidal nature towards the Romanovs, who also hanged his brother after all, Jews who supplied most leadership and supporters of the left-wing revolutionary parties in Bolshevik Russia, without thinking that at least part of it was because he himself was the grandson of a Jew.
00:11:11.980Yakov Sverdlov, who was the man behind the curtain of Lenin's government, and in many ways his true architect, is well known to have been Jewish, and to have had, like Lenin, fanatical hatred of the Romanovs, that was almost unique to Jewish revolutionaries.
00:11:26.980Less well known is that the fact that Goloshkaim, as observed readers, as observed people may have guessed from his real name, was a Jew who had originally trained to be a dentist, and Jodlowski was the staunchly Jewish grandson of a well-regarded Polish rabbi.
00:11:41.980With all this in mind, we need to remember that the murder of the Tsar was inevitable, as long as he was in Bolshevik hands, precisely because he was a symbol of hope to the enemies of Bolshevism, even those who didn't want to see him restored to the throne, as well as a symbol of the old regime and everything the Bolsheviks professed to spies.
00:11:59.980The problem that confronted the Bolsheviks in relation to the Tsar was not whether they should kill him, but rather how and when they should do it.
00:12:07.980The reasoning for this dilemma was simple enough. The Bolsheviks were not a monolithic party, but rather coalition of many different elements around their own Marxist ideological priorities.
00:12:18.980They were the radicals around Trotsky, the pragmatists around Lenin and Sverdlov, as well as the more traditional Marxist Adam Bukali, the latter being rather marginalised in the Bolshevik party due to their ideological association with the Mensheviks, who were also led by Julius Markov, who was himself Jewish.
00:12:35.980Each of these groups were engaged in a political struggle with the others for political and ideological supremacy within the Bolsheviks party.
00:12:44.980And while Trotsky wanted to emulate the French Revolution and put the Tsar on trial for his life, Lenin and Sverdlov wanted the Tsar murders at a convenient time, but only once they'd squeeze the last bit of diplomatic and domestic advantages they could out of them.
00:12:57.980Lenin and Sverdlov were keen to retain their control of the Tsar, which is illustrated by their choice of their long-time and trusted associate Golushkaim to take charge of him.
00:13:08.980But they were also unwilling to allow the Tsar to fall into the hands of their enemies, precisely because in doing so they would stabilise their own political positions and hand a propaganda coup to their enemies, both within the Bolshevik party and without, on the battlefields of Russia.
00:13:25.980This is why, when removing the Tsar from Ekaterinburg, without significant risk to him, being liberated became impossible.
00:13:33.980Ulovsky was ordered to murder him and his family, while other elements of the Chekhov wiped out the other captured members of the Romanov family held at Alapavesk in the Northern Urals on Golushkaim's orders.
00:13:45.980So again, that's not usually mentioned, that in fact it wasn't just the imperial family that were wiped out, but the extended imperial family who were wiped out at another location behind the Urals.
00:13:56.980This then gives us something approaching the conventional narrative about the Tsar being murdered by the Bolsheviks to prevent him from falling into the hands of the White Army, specifically the Czech Legion.
00:14:07.980This, however, completely leads out to the fact that the Jewish Bolsheviks, who had made the decision, as well as carrying out the murder of the Tsar and his family, had long planned that it could happen.
00:14:16.980This took the form of a resolution by the Urals regional Soviet, conceived of and directed by Golushkaim on the 29th of June 1918, giving Lenin and Sverdlov a way to kill the Tsar and represent it as the, quote-unquote, will of the people.
00:14:32.980Golushkaim having left, of course, to officially present this rationale to them in person.
00:14:36.980This led, this led to the changeover in command at the House of Special Purpose, from the non-Jew Alexander Avdeev,
00:14:49.980to the Jew Yakov Yurovsky on the 4th of June 1918, who in turn replaced most of the guards with mercenaries and Czech personnel,
00:14:57.980strengthening the security and introduced a much harsh regime on the Romanov family.
00:15:03.980This is compounded by the fact that on the 6th of June 1918, Yurovsky's guards received brand-new American-made weapons, in the form of cold pistols and maximum machine guns.
00:15:13.980They were badly needed from the front lines of Bolshevik troops, with suffering shortages in everything from bullets, from food to bullets to serviceable weapons.
00:15:21.980However, suddenly, an already well-armed guards attachment were given brand-new weapons that would be more likely to be in perfect working order.
00:15:29.980Clearly, they had a special task ahead of them.
00:15:31.980And with Golushkaim in Moscow until the 12th of July 1918, it was clear that Yurovsky and his men were being armed in order to make sure that the murder of the Tsar and his family would go as smoothly as possible.
00:15:42.980This is also borne out by the fact that the Yurovsky's regional service resolution, Golushkaim's departure to consult with Lenin and Sverdlov,
00:15:50.980and Yurovsky's arrival to the real place Agiv, only occur after the failure of an attempt to resolve the problem presented by the Tsar by murdering him and his family while they were trying to escape.
00:16:03.980This was achieved by a letter that the Romanovs received from an anonymous monarchist officer on the 12th of June 1918,
00:16:11.980which asked for information about their situation in prison so that they could be freed in an organised breakout.
00:16:17.980As Rappaport has pointed out, the elementary mistakes in the letter, such as not referring to the Tsar as your Majesty or your Highness,
00:16:25.980point to it being a creation of the Chequer themselves.
00:16:28.980This was the first of four letters that reached the Tsar and his family from their supposed supporter.
00:16:33.980The culmination of the letters was that on the 25th of June, the Tsar and his family would shimmy down a rope,
00:16:38.980made of bedclothes from a window, and be rescued by the anonymous monarchist officer of the supporters.
00:16:44.980Rather too conveniently, Agiv had on the 25th of June the date of the escape letter and on the night with which it was due to happen,
00:16:51.980suddenly relented and allowed the Romanovs the ability to open one of the windows of their apartment.
00:16:56.980What the Romanovs, who decided against the plan, thinking it unworkable, didn't know and couldn't have known was that
00:17:02.980the Chequer had machine gun nests with new American-made maximum machine guns, remember,
00:17:06.980trained on said window, notably from the nearby church tower.
00:17:11.980Clearly escaping via this window was a death sentence, but if the Tsar and his family had attempted to do so,
00:17:17.980it would have allowed the Bolsheviks to murder them in a relatively neutral way.
00:17:23.980Indeed, the blame for their deaths could be cast upon the victims themselves for trying to escape
00:17:27.980and thus would solve the problem of how to deal with Trotsky's ambitious plans for a trial of the Tsar,
00:17:34.980free up the troops guarding him and his family, as well as score a propaganda coup for the Bolshevik caused by executing the Tsar without formally executing him.
00:17:43.980That this plot to indirectly execute the Tsar failed, covered with the continuing rapid advance to the Czech Legion on Ekaterinburg,
00:17:51.980meant Bolsheviks no longer really had the option of subtlety if they wished to prevent the Tsar falling into the hands of his friends and supporters.
00:17:58.980They had to murder him, and to do so directly required both a precedent and authorisation at the highest level,
00:18:11.980This is the origin of the unanimous resolution for the murder of the Tsar from the Ural's regional Soviet,
00:18:16.980which, remember, Golosh County controlled.
00:18:18.980On the 29th of June, two days after the Romanovs declared there to their anonymous Ponikus officer that they no longer wished to be rescued.
00:18:25.980As well as why Golosh County immediately left with this worry from the people to consult with Lenin and Sverdlov in person,
00:18:32.980which was extraordinary behaviour on Golosh's part.
00:18:35.980And also why the order confirming the replacement of Avdi with Jurovsky,
00:18:39.980who had likely been involved in the attempt to murder the Tsar while they were escaping on 4th July 2018,
00:18:44.980including 1918, by the day after Golosh County arrived, came through when it did.
00:18:49.980That Jurovsky already had his orders and that they came from the very top of the Bolshev regime
00:18:54.980is indicated by that he's replacing his immediately requesting Avdi's guards with those of his own choice,
00:18:59.980the brand new rare weapons that were shipped to him on 6th of July,
00:19:03.980as well as why he began requisitioning 400 pounds of sulfuric acid to be used in disposal of oil
00:19:10.980well before he was given official orders by Golosh County.
00:19:13.980Golosh County's arrival on 12th July with the full...
00:19:18.980Carl, are you saying they were going to dispose of the bodies with sulfuric acid?
00:19:23.980Yes, that's exactly what they were going to do.
00:24:58.980we can now see that at no stage did the decision to execute the Romanauts go through an individual who was not Jewish.
00:25:13.980Which necessarily informs us that the murder of the Tsar in its second days, direct and extended family between 12th June and 18th July 1918,
00:25:20.980can be decisively and exclusively assigned to Jews.
00:25:25.980This naturally has a soft attempt to downplay the Jewish role, as was the case as early as 1920, as well as in recent books on the subject.
00:25:35.980However, the spirit of sadistic Jewish vengeance,
00:25:38.980It is worth remembering that the Romanovs were not killed quickly, but rather slowly, as they were both shot and then bayoneted repeatedly, taking quite some time to die.
00:25:48.980That pervades this historical episode is obvious to even the most philo-Semitic of people.
00:25:54.980There are, however, two anti-Semitic traditions that describe this murder as a Jewish ritual murder.
00:26:01.980We should note that this term has been brought to epistemological issues ever since it was coined by Henri de Boer in the late 19th, early 20th century in part,
00:26:13.980because it tends to be used as an overarching term to describe several different and distinct phenomena.
00:26:19.980For our purposes, it is enough to label a Jewish ritual murder as any murder committed by an individual,
00:26:25.980by an individual who is a Jewish person for an explicit or implicit ritual purpose, whether it relates to Judaism or not.
00:26:34.980The first of these traditions is based on the original investigation of what happened to the Tsarans family by Boris Sokolov.
00:26:41.980Sokolov concluded, somewhat correctly, that the bodies of the Tsarans family had been dismembered to an extent,
00:26:47.980to an extent, which is correct, while General Dietrichs, who had retaken Ekaterinburg soon after they were murdered,
00:26:56.980and Iliador the monk, added an additional detail insofar as, according to them,
00:27:01.980the heads of the Tsarans family had been severed, pickled, and taken back to Moscow for Trotsky to perform an obscure Jewish ritual on before they were destroyed by fire.
00:27:10.980This would be true, if this is true, have meant the Tsarans family suffered a Jewish ritual murder.
00:27:17.980However, the bodies of the Romanov family were located, disinterred, and examined in 1991,
00:27:22.980once discovered that the family had all kept their heads and their identities were once more confirmed in 2008 for genetic testing.
00:27:28.980In addition, Trotsky, as well as Moises Ulitsky, the head of the Petrograd Cheka,
00:27:33.980who, remember, were both Jews, were competing with Sverdlov and Goloshkin over the solution to the problem of the Romanov family.
00:27:41.980Trotsky and Ulitsky wanted a revolutionary trial, followed by an execution, as in the French Revolution,
00:27:47.980while Sverdlov and Goloshkin didn't want this in part because it would hand Trotsky a huge amount of influence and power.
00:27:53.980It would not make sense for Ulitsky, who was Goloshkin's subordinate, not Trotsky's,
00:27:59.980to have done this given the power of politics we just described.
00:28:03.980We also find no mention of such behaviour in Goloshkin's secret report written for the Cheka in 1920,
00:28:08.980which he surely would have mentioned at least decapitating the bodies and pickling the heads had he done so,
00:28:14.980or his former historical account for the USSR's official historians in 1934.
00:28:20.980Thus, on that score, there is no case for the Romanov family being decapitated,
00:28:25.980their heads being pickled, and then Trotsky performing an arcane Jewish rituals over them in Moscow.
00:28:31.980The second essential tradition on this score is related to some graffiti found in the wall of the cellar where the Romanov were murdered by Urlovsky.
00:28:39.980This graffiti, which Telberg and Wilton called a mysterious inscription, is usually alleged to be a Jewish inscription or occasionally an occult one.
00:28:50.980This is unfortunately not true either, as letters are not Aramaic, Hebrew or Yiddish,
00:28:56.980and it takes quite some imagination to see them as being such as if anything they appear to be meaningless scrawls or doodles.
00:29:02.980Yet more accounts are against the Jewish origin of this inscription are considered than that we are told by Captain Francis McCulloch,
00:29:09.980who was with General Dietrichs at the time of the retaking of the Caterinburg,
00:29:13.980but also of the Ipatiev House were covered in various scrawls and pornographic graffiti as the guards were often drunk.
00:29:20.980Even Telberg and Wilton mentioned the fact that this or other inscriptions won a verse in the Book of Daniel,
00:29:27.980as well as the swastika drawn by Empress Alexandra before she died, which is quite an interesting little touch.
00:29:33.980If we understand that there was graffiti all over the house and that the mysterious inscription isn't just a low bit of routing on the wall of the cellar,
00:29:40.980it is clear that this is clearly not evidence of Jewish murder either, because it's an isolated graffiti graffiti,
00:29:46.980but part of a large number of scrawls and doodles.
00:29:49.980What however is evidence of such is the holistic Jewishness of the murder?
00:29:59.980From the decision making to the killing of corrections, this combined with the savagery of the killings gives a secular ritual in the form of ideological spiritual catharsis,
00:30:10.980through the ritual desecration in the service of a political religion, Marxism and Leninism.
00:30:15.980This is shown by the ritual degradation of the Tsar's family, the time we're subject to before the murder.
00:30:21.980The ritualistic savagery of the killings and also the desecration of the bodies afterwards,
00:30:26.980in addition to the brutality of the methods of body disposal attempted, burning them,
00:30:31.980hacking them up, throwing them in the dam and mineshaft, and then pouring sulfuric acid on them.
00:30:36.980Thus the indisputable nature of this operation, the indisputably Jewish nature of this operation,
00:30:44.980then makes this ritualistic murder into what can be reasonably termed a modern Jewish ritual murder.
00:30:50.980Now that's the Tsar and his murder done.
00:30:53.980What I wanted to do here is open it up for questions early,
00:30:57.980and then if we don't have any particular questions or no one wants to say anything particular on the subject in general,
00:31:03.980then I will move on to cover the events of Bloody Sunday in 1905,
00:31:09.980which are basically a Jewish plot to basically create the revolution, so to speak.
00:31:19.980So to start on the floor, is anyone interested in saying anything, or do they have anything to add to this?
00:31:26.980Well, you know, you briefly touched on a few minutes ago about how there was talks on this being an occultic ritual murder.
00:31:39.980You know, I had never heard that before, and I know that you just dispelled it.
00:31:45.980So I'm glad that I'm learning some more because I guess the secular ritual murder of the family is sad in itself.
00:32:00.980It's just a very, very tragic story, you know, of a very prominent family being essentially tricked into their own deaths.
00:32:12.980It's just very unfortunate, you know, Russia lost something of great importance that day.
00:32:20.980It's a bit of a bummer, you know, because I often think to myself,
00:32:25.980what would Russia look like if Tsar Nicholas and his family were never murdered, right?
00:32:31.980And even if the Bolsheviks did come to power, like, I guess where I'm coming from is, you know, all these European countries,
00:32:41.980they still have their dynastic lines intact for the most part.
00:32:46.980And I'm just wondering what would Russia look like if it still had its dynastic line intact?
00:32:52.980A quick question for you. Did they also murder all potential successors as well?
00:55:23.980It is an irony of history that Gapon himself was an extreme Philo-Semite,
00:55:28.980who denounced the official and popular negative view of Jews.
00:55:31.980Instead, Gapon considered any attacks on the Jews indefensible,
00:55:35.980and wanted to liberate the Jews from oppression around the world.
00:55:39.980However, when you consider that 40% of the Jewish population of the Russian Empire in 1897 were part of that same mercantile capitalist class,
00:55:48.980who were fundamentally responsible for the plight and systematic exploitation of the very workers that Gapon seduced into his egotistical bid for a revolution in Russia,
00:55:56.980then the Iranian tragedy of Bloody Sunday is starting to sharp relief.
00:56:00.980150,000 Russian men, women, and children were being used as a revolutionary battering ram by Gapon and his often Jewish aides.
00:56:08.980and friends to bring down the tsarist order that was bringing the same people, the Jews, and exploiting them even more.
00:56:15.980Now, to stop there, has anyone got any questions about that?
00:57:34.980And then all of a sudden, and then of course, he's hanging around with.
00:57:39.980So, so to give these give you in the list of some idea.
00:57:43.980One of the things that is often misunderstood about the revolution, revolution movement in Russia, is that the Bolsheviks were the main party.
00:57:54.980They only come to power, really, in 1917.
00:57:58.980It's only then they become actually important.
00:58:02.980Because before then, there was a party called the social revolutionaries.
00:58:08.980And they are the people who, their primary focus is on the countryside.
00:58:12.980Both Bolsheviks following Marx were focused on the cities.
00:58:16.980So, basically the social revolutionaries were the powerful ones, whereas the Bolsheviks and the Mensheviks were much, much less powerful, much less well known, had far less followers.
00:58:27.980But the social revolutionaries were no less Jewish.
00:58:31.980And it was these people who Gapon was associated with.
00:58:45.980And if you covered it, just tell me to shut the fuck up.
00:58:49.980What were the conditions that led to Gapon's rise?
00:58:54.980Was there just a lot of discontent among the workers that led to Gapon's messaging being so profound that he was able to capture hearts and minds and essentially convince three million people that they'd rather die?
00:59:51.980And it's all for the profit of the Scrooges, so to speak.
00:59:56.980So, in Russia, what's happened is, so, in Britain, it really started around the 1840s, 1850s, you start to get the Industrial Revolution.
01:00:04.980You get this massive urbanization, you get lots of people flooding in, you've got pit in, and it's, you very quickly, you get a lot of slums, you get some, you know, a lot of death, a lot of hard lives who've been worked to death, you name it, it's happening.
01:00:24.980This happens really beginning in the 1890s.
01:00:26.980So, so they begin to kind of get this, they begin to really industrialize in the 1890s.
01:00:32.980As they begin to realize that the rest of you are industrializing them, they're not going to be able to keep up, either economically or militarily.
01:00:43.980So, basically, they're trying to do industrialization on crack.
01:00:48.980And you add that to the, basically, you've got a situation where you've got a country that is very, very cold in winter.
01:00:58.980So that's, it's very, very easy for people, if they don't have enough money, they don't have enough, whatever, to starve, to starve or freeze to death.
01:01:07.980It's a not, it's a very, it's not a nice place to be doing this in.
01:01:13.980And you have a lot of this going on, you have these big works, like bullet of works, which is what I, which kind of mentioned to get on and what is going on and how that kind of played out.
01:01:24.980And you have a situation where they are, you've got all these workers, there's tons of them, there's hundreds of thousands of them, even millions of them in Moscow, who are working at these great big huge plants.
01:01:36.980Because to give you some idea, you know, if you think about like, I'm trying to think of a good example.
01:01:42.980If you think about how Detroit used to be, Detroit and Detroit, Detroit is the first example, whereby basically, it was a big, one big industrial plant built around Ford.
01:01:54.980Moscow and bits of Russia and in Europe, there's lots of places like this, were basically these cities that were built, are almost built around plants, in many respects, these big industrial plants where most people worked.
01:02:07.980It's kind of true to data to some extent, a lot of places as well.
01:02:11.980But the difference is, is that these are places that have, that they work you six days a week, you're working, I think it's 12 to, I think it's 12 hours as a norm.
01:02:23.980You're paid less, you're paid often little.
01:02:26.980There's deductions, things like, for example, if you screw up and if you, like say you're making hinges and you screw up and you, and you screw up and you break a hammer, that the cost of that hammer is deducted from your wages.
01:02:38.980So you have things, you have strike, you have things called lockouts, where basically the, in order to, in, basically what happens is the, the, the owner locks out all the workers, the workers he did have, and then he brings in different workers to run the factory.
01:02:54.980Basically he's fired all one set of workers and then brings in a lot of others.
01:03:21.980The czar is the big czar is almost a religious figure in the, in Russia.
01:03:26.980Well, he is a religious figure in Russia.
01:03:28.980And they are looking to him for leadership.
01:03:31.980And the, Okana and other institutions and various proposals to trying to introduce reforms to, to make things easier on the people, but they haven't.
01:03:45.980And, but these reforms can't come quickly enough.
01:03:47.980And you have a situation where it's just getting worse and worse and worse and worse.
01:03:51.980And then, and because these people are taking refuge in religion, they're very close to the Orthodox Church.
01:03:58.980You have various faith, very, very strong things in the Russian Orthodox Church.
01:04:03.980It could turn up around this time, like, like St. John of Kronstadt, who's a very famous person around this time.
01:04:09.980For very similar reasons as Gapon, but he was, but he was anti-semitic, but St. John of Kronstadt was anti-semitic rather than pro-semitic.
01:04:18.980And he was much loved for that very reason.
01:04:23.980But it's also important to realize that a lot of the people who are doing this exploiting are themselves Jewish.
01:04:28.980Hence why in 1897, 40% of the Jews were in this mercantile capitalist class.
01:04:38.980And you had loads of basically wealthy Jews in the Russian Empire who were, who had special dispensation to be outside of the Paleo settlement.
01:04:48.980I think it was like lumber, lumber and timber was a big industry run by Jews. Alcohol was a big one too.
01:04:54.980So a lot of, a lot of bars and pubs and basically places like that were run by Jews.
01:05:02.980The herring industry, I think was run by Jews as well.
01:05:05.980So you've got all these different industries that are being run by Jews in the Russian Empire, even though the Russian Empire is supposed to be massively anti-semitic regime, even though it wasn't.
01:05:15.980And then essentially what happens is they redirect the popular anger away from the Jewish capitalists who run these massive works onto the Tsar and the regime.
01:05:28.980So essentially you've got a situation where Gapon and the social revolution have managed to redirect the rage away from their own people again onto the Tsar, the aristocracy, the gentry, the liberal politicians, you name it.
01:05:44.980So does that kind of answer the point?
01:05:49.980And it's no surprise that the Jews who owned the industries created the conditions in order to rile the masses up towards rebellion.
01:06:01.980Yeah, it's kind of unfortunate because I'm thinking about it and it's like there is a necessity to industrialize, right?
01:06:11.980But the people who own the industries are essentially working the people to death, and lo and behold, every single time, right?
01:06:24.980Yeah, and to give you some idea why it's also not just Russians, it's true.
01:06:30.980If you go to Hungary, Hungary, and you have the Hungarian, you have the Hungarian Soviet Republic of 1919, which is so ridiculous to Jewish that it's to the point of lunacy.
01:06:42.980It's like 80%, 80%, 90% of the people in charge of its commissars during its brief existence were Jewish.
01:06:48.980A lot of them come, a lot of them turn up later on the thing as well.
01:06:51.980But then, you combine that with the fact that of the leadership of the capitalist class, some like, it was like 18, I think it was like 70, 80% of that capitalist class in Hungary were Jewish as well, even though Jews were like 4% of the population.
01:07:09.980Something ridiculous like that. So they create the conditions for the revolution, and then they benefit from the revolution.
01:07:16.980And then the revolution, as it happens, it doesn't target them in particular.
01:07:20.980And Jews often like to say in regards to Jewish socialism, oh, we were killed too.
01:07:24.980Yes, you were, but you were killed, but you were, I think, killed at less rate than you should have been given where your representation in the target class of the communist movement.
01:07:37.980If 80% of the communist, if 80% of your bourgeois or capitalist class are, say, Japanese.
01:07:46.980And a couple of, there's a couple of Japanese, there's a bunch of Japanese revolutionaries in the, in the, in the opposition who then comes to power.
01:07:55.980And then they kill only 10% or 10 or 20% of the cat of the Jews in the capitalist class, but they leave the other 78, 76, 70, 60%.
01:08:05.980That tells you there is something going on there. There's something odd and it keeps happening.
01:08:10.980It happens in Latvia, it happens in Hungary, it happens in the Soviet Union or the proper.
01:08:16.980It keeps happening where they keep not targeting other Jews, or especially under-targeting them while being over-represented in positions of communist power.
01:08:30.980If anybody has a few more questions, you're welcome to request a mic, but if not, Carl, we can, we can keep going. This has been awesome. Thank you.
01:09:42.980So, I just narrated to you and explained the events of the Jewish origin of Plotie Sunday to you.
01:09:49.980But what I left out in this analysis is the rather odd way that the protagonist, Father Georgie Gapon, met his maker.
01:09:56.980After the events of the 22nd of January 1905, where between 130 and 200 workers were killed and close to 800 were injured, Gapon was sheltered by Maxime Gorkie, who you might know as a literary figure, before making an effort of attempts to prove to his more intellectual supporters that he was alive by attending the meeting of the Free Economic Society.
01:10:21.980And from which he was forced to flee after being recognised in that recognition, having caused a localised riot.
01:10:29.980Gapon then fled to Finland, and onwards to Geneva, arriving in late January.
01:10:37.980There, he met up with Lenin, on whom he had a significant intellectual impact, again, in the connections, and the assorted luminaries of the Russian Social Democratic Party in exile, aka the Bolshevik and Lenin Shuk party.
01:10:52.980Although this heavily Jewish clique cold showed at Gapon by and large, Lenin was a noticeable exception, and spent hours in deep conversation with the fugitive priest.
01:11:03.980After tired of being treated like a pariah by self-styled and often Jewish revolutionaries in Geneva, Gapon moved on to England, where he befriended the anarchist luminaries Prince Pieter Kropotkin and Rudolf Rocca.
01:11:17.980Rudolf Rocca, who, by the way, was married to a Jewess and primarily wrote in Yiddish, even though he was himself German, because a lot of his supporters were Jewish.
01:11:28.980This is why he wrote a very recent memoir of his life.
01:11:32.980This certainly included a heavy acquaintance with the almost exclusively Jewish clique that surrounded both Kropotkin and Rocca at the time, as was ably described by Rocca's son, Fermin, in his memoirs.
01:11:43.980As an aside, I will note that Gapon describes his escape from Russia in his autobiography.
01:11:49.980It is primarily Jewish families that he describes as knowingly sheltering him and helping him to hide from the wrath of forces of law and order.
01:11:57.980Gapon evidently tired of his exile quickly, and the fact that in East or Western Europe he was at an emotional curiosity, and whilst the initial interest wore off, he was dumped on the social sidelines as yesterday's news.
01:12:09.980There's news. By December 1905, Gapon was back in Russia, and had to resume contact with the Okrana, the Soviet, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the police, in whose employ he had started out his life as a social agitator in the assembly of Russian factory workers.
01:12:23.980Much had changed during Gapon's absence in England, with Serge Zubitov having been replaced as head of the Okrana by Peter Harkovsky, who you might remember from the protocols discussion, because he's the, he's one, he's one of the people blamed falsely for creating the protocols.
01:12:39.980Rokovsky, however, agreed to support Gapon's renewed religious ministry in support of pro-imperial socialism, among the factory workers with a donation of 25,000 rubles, if Gapon would help him put an end to the bloody terrorist campaign waged by the social revolutionaries against the Russian government and the supporters of the Tsar.
01:12:59.980What happened next is unclear, but we do know, what we do know is Gapon, now again under the thumb of the Okrana, either tried to convince his long-term friend and senior socialist revolutionary figure, as well as a businessman, an ardent Zionist, again, all those things all in one, so he's a, he's a leftist, he's a, he's a capitalist, and he's a Zionist, called Pinchas Rutenberg to become a police agent, or Rutenberg discovered that Gapon was sending messages to the Ministry of the Interior,
01:13:29.960i.e. the Okrana. We know for a fact that Rutenberg then told Evno Azef, a senior leader of the socialist revolutionaries, a member of its five-member central committee, as well as the head of its own socialist revolutionary combat organisation, as well as a police informant in his own right, what he knew, Azef, like Rutenberg, was also Jewish.
01:13:52.960Azef, who also happened to be an agent of the Okrana, then had Gapon detained by his revolutionary thugs, moved and subjected to an unofficial trial executed in Finland in early 1906.
01:14:06.020The mystery starts around Gapon's death, with some sources claiming he was predictably found guilty of attempting to dismantle organisations he had helped to create on the award of the Okrana, then hanged in a hotel room in Finland on 10th April 1906.
01:14:22.420The problem with this is that we had given an alternative date and place of execution by other sources within the socialist revolutionaries, a country house in the village of Azef on 12th and 26th of March 1906.
01:14:35.420This is reflected in the greater mystery that surrounds Gapon's death, which is twofold.
01:14:40.420In the first, we do not know for sure how Rutenberg knew that Gapon was a police agent.
01:14:45.420Of the two alternatives, I tend towards the belief that Gapon attempted to recruit Rutenberg, as today would be the only real way that Rutenberg could be sure that Gapon was a spy after the Okrana,
01:14:55.420especially in the light of the fact that the latter had been an ardent revolution and put Rutenberg as a close personal friend for quite some time.
01:15:02.420Evidence for this attempted recruitment and how Rutenberg knew Gapon was a police agent is found in the fact that Rutenberg met Peter Rakowski, again of the Protocol's fame,
01:15:12.420and A. G. Asimov, head of the St. Petersburg section of the Okrana with Gapon, after which Rutenberg ran off to tell Azef that Gapon was a police agent.
01:15:21.420In the second instance, we do not know why an agent of the Okrana, Azef, instigated the hanging of another, Gapon.
01:15:28.420This fact has caused Figgs to rather absurdly style Gapon's death as an execution by the Okrana.
01:15:35.420What Figgs ignores in this is that Gapon's execution was standard for evolutionary discipline in that style,
01:15:40.420and as such, Azef was almost certainly not following the Okrana's instructions, but rather his own instincts.
01:15:46.420It is also absurd to think that Azef would have deferred to the Okrana on such a matter, as he was first and foremost a true-believing revolutionary
01:15:53.420who used his status as an Okrana in the former to protect himself from arrest so he could spread subversive ideas while being on the protected list, so to speak.
01:16:02.420Figgs also rather pointedly ignores the fact that the Social Revolution intellectual and political age of the period, and earlier, was overwhelmingly Jewish.
01:16:12.420However, I digress slightly. We know after being told about Gapon by Rutenberg that Azef promptly denounced Gapon to the Social Revolution Central Committee,
01:16:22.420and demanded that Gapon be immediately finished off like a viper. Other members of the Social Revolution Central Committee instead demanded Gapon be tried before it was executed.
01:16:36.420In the end, in the end, in the end, the Central Committee agreed to use Gapon to little Peter Rakowski and Angel Asimov to another meeting upon which Rutenberg was to arrange for them to be killed.
01:16:48.420So that's basically them killing the leader of the secret police and the local leader of the secret police.
01:16:54.420This was to be in revenge for the arrest of several Socialist Revolutionary leaders and the prevention of a terrorist assassination of Grand Duke Vladimir and his several other senior government officials.
01:17:06.420Rutenberg failed to carry out this order for the Socialist Revolutionary Central Committee,
01:17:10.420but instead looted Gapon to a country house in the village of Azefki on the 26th of March 1906,
01:17:15.420while a group of murders from Gapon-led organisations were within hearing in another room.
01:17:20.420Where Gapon was induced by Rutenberg to talk about his work within the police, upon which the workers became absolutely enraged and rushed in,
01:17:28.420and promptly lynched Gapon then and there.
01:17:31.420The story of Gapon being hanged in a hotel in Finland was given later by Azef,
01:17:35.420and maybe reconciled to this account when we realised that there are at least three candidates for the village of Azefki near the Finnish border,
01:17:42.420and that the term country house may have either functioned as a hotel or Azef's use of the word hotel,
01:17:48.420maybe in the older French sense of a paid place of residence rather than the mass accommodation we're planning to think of today.
01:17:54.420Real quick comment, just so I can kind of like sum things up a little bit in my head.
01:19:37.420You, you left off where they were luring him away.
01:19:41.420So, so we cannot reconcile how we reconcile this month or so differences between the dates, but given it doesn't require me much for our purposes, as they're only 15 days apart.
01:19:51.420The real question is, why did Rittenberg disobey the orders of the Social Revolution Committee?
01:19:57.420Ritten, Steppen have argued, not convincingly, that the reason Rittenberg disobeyed the Socialist Revolution Committee was a Zeph.
01:20:05.420A Zeph like he saw Gatton as a threat.
01:20:07.420And as a rival police informant, he may well have believed that Gatton knew his identity and as such was a danger to his life as well.
01:20:14.420So, basically, probably killed him in part because he served his purpose, but also because he, potentially, he knew that a Zeph had been, was a police agent himself, and thus, had he been discovered, a Zeph would have been murdered pretty quickly.
01:20:30.420If a Zeph allowed Gatton to be tried by his fellow Socialist Revolutionaries, then he may well have been convinced that Gatton might expose his own role as a police informant within the Socialist Revolutionaries.
01:20:42.420If he was aware of it in order to save his own, i.e. Gatton's skin.
01:20:46.420If Rittenberg simply had Gatton murdered, albeit in an automatic way, that did in some ways function as a trial, if it was a regular one, then this would neatly solve a Zeph's problem.
01:20:57.420As it happened, a Zeph had previous form for it to be just this.
01:21:02.420The Jewish Socialist Revolutionary Maximalists, i.e. a terrorist, a terrorist working for a Zeph in the Socialist Revolutionary Combat Organization, named Solomon Reis, managed to independently unearth a Zeph's connection to the police.
01:21:16.420When Emir Flushevich, the director of the police, revealed it to him, while in the line of prison in the hope of gaining a reliable informant inside the Socialist Revolutionary Combat Organization, a Zeph promptly arranged for the Okana to have a terrorist arrest that promptly hanged to protect himself from exposure.
01:21:33.420What this means, in summary, is that Gatton, in spite of being an article so much, was tried and executed by a kangaroo court of primarily Jewish left-wing terrorists.
01:21:42.420That is, in fact, that is the fact of the matter.
01:21:44.420Attending to blame the Okana for it is absurd, because the blame for a pep on the extraditional hanging has to lie almost exclusively with the leadership of the Socialist Revolutionary Party, who were overwhelmingly Jewish.
01:21:55.420So, as we can see, we've taken two episodes from the history, from 1905 to 1918.
01:22:04.420We can see that conclusively in both cases, we have huge amounts of Jews who were working in the revolutionary movement, both in the Bolsheviks, Bolsheviks, Dementheviks, Socialist Revolutionaries, against the Tsar, and they eventually murdered him.
01:22:18.420But in order to achieve that, they deliberately pushed Gatton as a front man,
01:22:25.420a Gentile front man into the line of fire to go and do the things that radicalize the people, these very, very poor, very upset people, who are kind of just basically starving half the time, to turn against the Tsar, and in so doing, create the situations for a revolution.
01:22:44.420It's a very, it's a story that we know well from our own time, because we can see it happening in real time, quite a lot.
01:22:51.420And we must learn from it, but also it's important to understand that it is just one part, or two parts, of the story of Judeo-Bolshevism.
01:23:05.420And the reason I'm coming back to this, it seems that it might seem a bit obscure of the love of you, but in order to understand where it comes from, where National Socialism comes from, where Fascism comes from, from where, you know, modern Russian Nationalism come from, where the Left comes from, where the Bolsheviks come from.
01:23:26.420We have to go back to 1905, but we also have to look to 1918, that moment, when that murder of Tsar, when everything changed.
01:23:35.420So it's a bit like when Trump came down that golden elevator, that golden elevator.
01:23:42.420It was a moment that everything changed, and nothing would ever be quite the same again.
01:23:48.420So, with that, that is what I've got for today.
01:23:56.420If anyone wants to bring up something to do with Judeo-Bolshevism, or ask a question to do with how it played into other things, or contextualized, or whatever, depending on what you want to say or do.
01:24:51.420Everything they do, there's usually a frontman.
01:24:55.420So, it's similar, I guess I'll just give you an example, that fundamentally, we have the, we have something like, say, take the myth of the Reichstag fire trial.
01:25:09.420The idea that the Nazis set the Reichstag fire in 1903, that you have a situation where the Germans are being quite clear about what they believe, about what they believe has happened.
01:25:25.420But what happens is the, these, the Jews, the Communists who are Jews, then immediately begin to twist it.
01:25:37.420They say that the Germans, they, they did it all.
01:25:41.420And they create what is called the Brown Books.
01:28:06.420It's supposed to give this presented idea to people of, you know, oh, you know, you know, this is, this is our conclusion of everything.
01:28:15.420And they push propaganda in, in using that narrative, using that front, is that they call, they call them innocence committees, because that's how they work.
01:28:24.420And you can see a lot in what we do in a lot of what Jews do now.
01:28:28.420But for example, you know, it's like, say, I don't know, like, say, say, say, sir, I don't know, he raised the side.
01:28:50.420The net, if you do network mapping between them.
01:28:53.420You will find out who is who, who is connected to who, how they connect into what.
01:28:59.420There's a lot of, if you look, a lot of the early anti-communist authors like Nestor Webster, Elizabeth Dilling, people like that did a lot of network analysis on, on the left.
01:29:10.420And they found what they found out was that they're always the president one organization is part of another or the board or another who is on what, who is where.
01:29:19.420That is kind of where I kind of go with that to kind of explain it a bit more.
01:29:23.420And that's how they make it work and how they make sure how they push a push a truth.
01:29:28.420They basically take, they take a pre-Semitic conclusion, present it as the result of a committee.
01:29:32.420The head of the committee is a non-Jew usually, or it's a very famous Jew like Kappa Einstein.
01:29:38.420And then they say, oh, but this is the result of the committee.
01:29:46.420So a quick question before we get to Nate, in regards to these beginning stages of the revolution.
01:29:55.420Is there any moment in particular that you can put your finger on that says, well, if this would have went differently, this revolution would have never happened?
01:30:06.420Was there like a specific defining factor outside of obviously murdering Czar Nicholas and his family that you can say, OK, if this never happened or if this went a different way, none of this ever would have transpired?
01:30:32.420Stolipin was a, uh, a major figure inside of the Russian government for the first world war.
01:30:39.420And he had pushed a lot of different agendas, a lot of different, uh, reform agendas that had that happened.
01:30:45.420You probably wouldn't have a Russian revolution.
01:30:48.420So, conversely, another one would be if the, um, if there are, if the Germans and the Germans have not convinced the Turks to get involved in the war.
01:31:00.420I think it was actually, um, then the revolution wouldn't happen because you see the reason it kind of comes into kind of discussions we have in and around.
01:31:10.420The meaning of revolution of how early issues happen and how they work.
01:31:16.420In that, if you, in order for people to want change, there has to be a very bad material situation.
01:31:24.420It has, it has to be getting worse and worse and worse and worse and worse and worse.
01:31:27.420It can't just, a lot of people conceive of it.
01:31:30.420No, it has to be horrendous for it to happen.
01:31:34.420It has to be impacting them every day on a visceral level.
01:31:38.420They've got little hope for the future of their children for it to happen.
01:31:42.420And this happens in, in, uh, late 916, early, early 1970, when the, basically the Russian economy is at this point completely unable to function.
01:33:55.420Uh, what, this is one of my favorite subjects, uh, by far to, to look into as it does parallel a lot, uh, of what we're seeing today.
01:34:04.420And I would just general Jewish manipulation.
01:34:07.420I would, I would guess, um, I did have a question, um, earlier.
01:34:12.420I don't know if we're to that point yet, but how did, uh, what would be like the, the mechanism or the mechanism behind how the people of Russia were monetized?
01:34:22.420Do you know, uh, I think that, uh, there was a rabbi that says, um, 80% of communizing nation is, uh, establishing a central bank.
01:34:30.420Um, was that the case or was this just raw labor and production and they just stole that?
01:34:37.420Well, the thing about Russia is it wasn't very advanced in terms of its finance.
01:34:44.420It, I don't, I don't know if it has a bank or not, but what I can, what I can tell you is that the banks were largely owned by Jews.
01:34:50.420Um, one of them, one of them was going to connect with the Rothschilds if I'm, if I'm right.
01:34:56.420But the way they structured it was you have a situation.
01:35:01.420The manipulation comes from basically they, they take, they take people who aren't very well-educated or superstitious or wayward born and who are desperate.
01:35:10.420And they, they, they seldom sell the earth.
01:35:12.420But when they come to power, the Bolsheviks almost go out of power.
01:35:17.420Because it kind of comes back to a point that, um, you know, you know, how's the machinations, but they, they, they, they got themselves into power, but now they've got to perform.
01:35:25.420So what happens, they're fighting a war against the whites.
01:35:28.420And also there's a group called the greens who are anarchists and there's also independent groups fighting each other and so on and so forth.
01:35:35.420So then you have a situation where you've got, you've got, you've got this, you've got the Bolsheviks in, in Petersburg, basically stroke Petrobras.
01:35:48.420So we're sitting there saying, okay, we're in power, what do we do?
01:35:52.420And they then start to impose war communism, which basically is common is proper communism.
01:37:17.420They also go to groups, a couple of Jewish businessmen and quite harrowing capitalists out of New York and
01:37:24.420places like that, who create this, I think it's some kind of names, the Soviet Bureau or something.
01:37:31.420Soviet Trade Bureau, which is basically like three or four Jewish capitalists who are, who are fake trading large amounts of, of so of things, things in the Soviet Union.
01:37:43.420Like for example, jewelry, they can be confiscated from the Russian aristocracy would be passed through them and they would then make a profit on that as well.
01:37:53.420And the, and the money would go back to fund Lenin and the Trotsky and all that, all that they're doing there.
01:38:00.420And you've also got people like, I can't remember his name now, Ola Asperg, Ola Asperg operating in Sweden as a big Bolshevik trade figure.
01:38:14.420He was head of one of the biggest banks in Sweden.
01:38:17.420So you've got all this going on, but you've also got them, basically they're going out across the world.
01:38:23.420The people they're going out to are Jews primarily.
01:38:26.420So this again comes back to, you've got war commons going on, but it's being funded by Jewish capitalists across the world and by Jewish bankers in other countries.
01:38:35.420Which I always think is a very interesting little point.
01:38:37.420If you ever are interested in reading about this, then they're controversial, but they're very interesting.
01:38:43.420Something called the sit on documents that were published in 1919, 1920.
01:38:49.420So if you want to go and look in that fur, that's a really good place to go.
01:38:53.420Because it's only about, they're only about 50, 60 pages, I think, of documents, but it will give you a good synthesis for who's supporting who, if you understand it.
01:39:04.420Oh, well, I'm sorry, I didn't catch that last.
01:39:09.420What would, what would I be looking at?
01:42:02.420Generally speaking, a lot of what people don't understand about this particular group is that it was very, it was funded largely by aristocrats and by capitalists.
01:42:16.420Because a lot of these aristocrats, young ones, particularly there are princes, princesses, barons, you know, counts, all sorts in there who had basically
01:42:26.420became radicalized at universities and by various different things.
01:42:32.420I mean, the, one of the big people in anarchism, Kropotkin, he's famous for basically slipping out of his palace at night.
01:42:41.420He would slip his, he would slip rough working, working man's clothes over his silk, his silk underwear, and then go and then go off and like basically try and rouse the workers against the living class and then go home, go, go, go sleep in his nice bed.
01:42:54.420And then just basically get up the next morning and have a full belly and then do the same the next day.
01:43:00.420So it gives you an idea for the kind of people you're dealing with.
01:43:03.420But fundamentally, they were, they were, they were the second marxist group in Russia.
01:43:08.420The first was the emancipation of labor group, which were much earlier, who were also equally Jewish.
01:43:13.420And you later they are CLP become very associated with your people like.
01:43:17.420Pavel Axelrod, you've got Leo Deutsch, you've got Georgi Plekinov, you've got Vera Soslich, people like that.
01:43:24.420So they're very important people in the later history of Bolshevism.
01:43:28.420But then you have, for example, you have the basically the party becomes an entity, and then it's really the second part of Congress in 1903 that Lenin comes to the fore, because he joins it in his, and it was really his.
01:43:49.420His what is to be done, which is one of his most famous works that creates the idea of the back guard.
01:43:55.420He then, which is probably in 1902, based off the famous writing novel.
01:44:01.420Then he basically comes into the party and he has a problem.
01:44:05.420He needs, he creates a newspaper called the Iskla, which is known, which is basically the spark.
01:44:13.420And he moves primarily, and he works primarily out of Brussels and London and Paris, and certainly Lenin's relevance for basically visiting a lot of prostitutes in Paris.
01:44:23.420It appears that a lot of markets don't like, don't want to know.
01:44:27.420And basically a lot of the Bolsheviks were headed by, the first of the stuff really headed by, so the Bolsheviks were headed by Lenin.
01:44:35.420They were the majority, the Mensheviks were the minority.
01:44:37.420They meant, so you've got Lenin ruling one side, you've got Martov ruling the other, Martov was Jewish.
01:44:43.420And then they split, and then you have basically two different political parties operating under the same banner.
01:44:53.420And they're basically a lot of fighting.
01:44:55.420So if you read Lenin, you'll hear him screaming at the new Iskaratists, which is AKA the Mensheviks on various moments,
01:45:03.420which is basically him attacking Martov and people like Martov, and people vacillate between the two.
01:45:09.420You've got all sorts of that going on.
01:45:11.420And basically the RSDLP are just pretty darn effective.
01:45:15.420And they basically split in 1912, basically, when they become, when they're unable to do the thing.
01:45:23.420How they funded it in part was how Stalin came to power.
01:45:26.420So Stalin was very much, he was a very good Marxist in that he had a very good understanding of Marxism.
01:45:32.420Which people don't, people don't often realize much more than Trotsky had, as it happens.
01:45:39.420And he, he came to power because he was Lenin's bank robber.
01:45:43.420So he, the way he, Lenin funded a lot of political power, a lot of funds of the Bolsheviks against Mensheviks,
01:45:48.420because the Mensheviks had more wealth than the Bolsheviks did, was by basically having Stalin robbed banks.
01:45:54.420So he, so he, he ran this whole, famously this whole bank heist thing going on in, across Russia.
01:46:02.420He was one of the most wanted men in all of Russia, because of what he was doing.
01:46:06.420So it can give you an idea that these guys were radical.
01:46:10.420They were blowing stuff up, they were killing people, they were doing all sorts of stuff.
01:46:15.420And they were, and they were kind of living a kind of, kind of outlaw life for quite a long time.
01:46:19.420But Lenin and the RSDP leaders were primarily in Switzerland, in, in Paris and London and Belgium.
01:46:27.420And they basically, they lived a much more cushy life than a lot of the Bolshevik of today would want you to believe.
01:46:36.420Because basically they were being supported by princes, by counts, by capitalists, who thought it was a great, who thought it was a great idea.
01:46:45.420You've rather famously, you had quite a lot of people in the pre-World War I world who thought of themselves as communists,
01:46:52.420even though they were very, very wealthy. A good example would be Oscar Wilde,
01:46:57.420our fellow famous English playwright and writer. He wrote his own book about it.
01:47:02.420And that kind of thing. So you have a situation where basically these, the RSDP is incredibly ineffective until 1917.
01:47:12.420So, because the RSDP is, it's basically them, it's basically a bunch of people arguing with each other,
01:47:18.420which is why I always say, applying it to our struggle, don't engage in like a lot of bickering.
01:47:26.420Because this is what the RSDP did. They spent all their time bickering with each other,
01:47:31.420rather than dealing with the problems and appealing to people. And had you not had a Lenin,
01:47:36.420you not had a 1917 moment that occurred, they would never come to power.
01:47:41.420They came to power by accident more than really good planning and good work by Lenin and people like that.
01:47:47.420It was just a happy accident. And part of the reason they came to power really is Stalin,
01:47:51.420because Stalin did a lot of the heavy lifting to do with the organizational elements,
01:47:55.420but also he did, he did the funding. And a lot of people, a lot of the,
01:47:59.420particularly Jewish and scholars hated Stalin for it because he came to power,
01:48:03.420not because of his contribution or his wonderful Marxism,
01:48:09.420although I think he's better Marxist than they were. But because he,
01:48:13.420he had the money, he was the man who, who, who got Lenin his money,
01:48:17.420who ensured that Lenin could get up every day and have his, you know, heavy habits,
01:48:21.420have his black bread, have his, have his tea, have his tea with sugar and jam in it,
01:48:26.420that kind of thing. That's the, that is the key to it to me. And I would say the one is you,
01:48:33.420what you can learn from the RRCLP is don't bicker. Don't,
01:48:38.420don't be utterly focused on tiny matters of doctrine. Big matters is one thing,
01:48:44.420but small matters is, you know, is whether or not you agree on a point.
01:48:48.420If it's not central, it doesn't matter. We can, we can all,
01:48:51.420we can deal with that later. But their problem was they,
01:48:54.420they disagreed with everything all the time. And.
01:54:15.420Engels, quote, quote, taking Marx's notes and then turn them into a coherent ideology.
01:54:21.420And then volume four, which is the note, which is the S version notes by Karl Kalski, who was a very senior figure in the S what became the SPD.
01:54:31.420It was the socialist party of Germany.
01:57:17.420So they go into that and then Lenin takes these ideas and he studies them and he produces,
01:57:23.420he produces, I think it's the, he produces his book on imperialism and he produces his history of the economic development of Russia,
01:57:31.420which is his attempt to understand everything to do with Marxism in a Russian context,
01:57:38.420because Russia violates all the Marx's laws about how the development works, how it should work, what should happen, so and so forth.
01:57:46.420So we get to a situation where Lenin creates the vanguard precisely because he has,
01:57:52.420he has to find an intellectual way around being a Marxist, but with Russia, but having a revolution in Russia.
01:57:59.420So his vanguard theory is pretty much, is completely unorthodox Marxism.
01:58:04.420Because if you remember, Marxism basically assumes that it will just, that the Marxist state will just happen.
01:58:10.420Then it will get to the point, the people will rise up and then all of a sudden, oh yes, you know, everyone's lost their chains and, you know, okay, we have, we have paradise.
01:58:24.420And he goes and he basically it's the vanguard theory, basically, which, which in turn is interpreted by people like Sheik Ravara, who created the destination theory based upon it.
01:58:34.420So that's the point is that the link is that you've got Lenin, who is, who, the RSDLP is heavily getting a lot of their thought from the SP, the SPD in Germany, and their intellectuals like Bernstein, like Babel, people like that.
01:58:52.420Who are then schooled by Engels, who then takes what, who's took what Marx told him, and Marx, in turn, and everything was to take the basic ideas of Hess.
01:59:04.420That's why communism is rooted in, is rooted in Jewishness, because it's fundamentally Hess's work.
01:59:13.420A lot of what, a lot of the odd bits of Marxism, like historical materialism, like wonderful jazz, they are Engels, but the core of it is Marx, because the core of it is Hess.
01:59:27.420The flower economic nonsense is Marx, but then the bulk of the actual theory is Engels, who is then reinterpreted by a bunch of Jewish intellectuals associated with the SPD, who then school Lenin, Lenin then takes it away.
01:59:42.420We create the Vanguard theory, along with people like Trotsky, and then we get the Soviet, and then we get the Russian Revolution.
01:59:49.420So it's safe to say, if we do build the time machine, there's two people that we need to take out, and that's Hess and Engels. Marx can just fade into obscurity.
02:00:00.420Yeah, well, Marx famously basically ate loads of curry, had ingestion, had boils on his arse, and spent most of the day drunk and whining about money.
02:00:15.420Well, that's basically what Marx did. That's his life.
02:00:20.420That's funny. Okay, guys, so take notes. When the time machine comes, we're going back at 88 miles per hour to take out Hess and Engels.
02:00:33.420But it's been real, Carl. We've got about two minutes left of Inside Chats. Do you want to give your sign-off and all direct people afterwards?
02:00:48.420Well, yeah, so my sign-off is, well, this has been Outside Chats, I've been Carl Rattle. Today we've been talking about the death of the Tsar, the Jewish ones really for it, and the death of, and the role of Georgie Gapon in Bloody Sunday in 1905, as well as the Jewish Jews behind him, and Hankey's killed him as well.
02:01:13.420So, today we've covered that. We're going to cover a bit more, a bit more Judeo-Bolshevism next week on Monday, and I think the one that I think we're going to go with, as a starting point, we're going to go with the revolutions in Hungary in 1919,
02:01:34.420and the Asfarsis revolt in Berlin in 1920, and also 1919, and the Bavarian-Soviet-Soviet Republic, Soviet-List Hitler, the full-size, and all these wonderful things.
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02:02:02.400Thank you, Carl. It's been real, and it's been fun. You always bring so much information for our community to digest, and when we understand our history,
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02:06:52.960So it's Monday, and there has been a lot of things going on over the weekend.
02:06:58.220We've got America getting involved with the conflict in Iran and Israel and nuking some—well, not nuking, but blowing up some nuclear sites with some heavy bombs to get, I guess, the ones that go underneath the tunnel.
02:07:13.740And yeah, so lots of things going on, lots of, you know, nations across the world that are condemning the U.S., including its own people, condemning Trump.
02:07:28.020And it's been a lot of news coming in over the weekend.
02:07:53.020One obscure little article I saw about that bombing and shit like that is that they were saying he didn't actually bomb the base.
02:08:03.020He bombed the entrance and the exit, right?
02:08:07.220So he, like, just basically cut off the turtle's head and the butthole or whatever like that.
02:08:13.320But I guess they're sitting there digging it out and whatnot.
02:08:17.800And, you know, they can fucking, they're going to be up and operational in no time.
02:08:23.500He didn't do anything to their actual nuclear facility.
02:08:26.240Everybody's just sitting in their lab eating fucking packed lunches out of the fucking refrigerator waiting for them to be, you know, dug out and rescued.
02:08:34.520But then the whole fucking, I haven't seen really anything more after that.
02:08:39.300So if anybody else seen anything like that.
02:08:43.260Well, I will say this in regards to what's transpired over the weekend.
02:08:52.720Only three bomb sites is the new two weeks to slow the spread.
02:08:56.980So I am not convinced that it's only going to be these three bomb sites.
02:09:02.760I am 100% convinced that there are going to be many more.
02:09:06.520The U.S. involvement in this, I can't imagine it slowing down anytime soon.
02:09:13.200It's interesting that MAGA brought up that it was just, you know, the entrances and quote unquote exits of these bomb sites.
02:09:21.600Because, yeah, I'm sure they got their fridges packed and plenty of vending machines, you know, so they can eat their Iranian chips and candy bars until they get dug out.
02:09:36.280But I can't imagine this being the end of it, right?
02:09:41.900I wholeheartedly expect Iran to retaliate in some way, shape or form.
02:09:46.860I would say this is this is completely different, if not very similar to what we witnessed when Donald Trump was first in office, his first term with the attack on Soleimani.
02:10:06.820Iran, I know that they already mentioned that they're going to be closing the Strait of Hormuz, which is going to piss off a lot of their Arab counterparts in the region.
02:10:17.140It's going to lead to oil prices skyrocketing, which, you know, everybody knows that's going to mean that gas in liberal states are going to reach five to six dollars a gallon.
02:10:28.420So it's going to piss a lot of people off, you know, whether or not these neighboring Muslim countries view this as somewhat of an act of war from Iran.
02:10:40.940I don't know yet, but I know that the Strait of Hormuz isn't very difficult to close down.
02:10:46.240You know, you can lay a few mines in the area in regards to making sure shipping vessels can't get by.
02:10:54.080And yeah, man, I mean, I'm I'm I'm I'm kind of I'm kind of demoralized about the topic because it's it's just one of these situations where we continue to say, I told you so I told you so I told you so.
02:11:13.560And MAGA retards are now on the timeline, essentially saying, if you don't support what Donald Trump did in Iran, then you were never MAGA, right?
02:11:27.360They got their new talking point. Their new talking point has hit the feed.
02:11:31.360And now they're ostracizing people within their community that are anti-war and anti-interventionists.
02:11:38.980So where do I see this going in the future?
02:11:44.060I don't have anything geopolitical involved, like in regards to the larger scheme of things.
02:11:51.760But in regards to American politics, I can say that we are witnessing a dramatic shift in the MAGA supporters to the point where this could this might very well ensure that come the next election cycle, Republicans won't win.
02:12:38.000Yeah, yeah, it's the MAGA crowd just like always with the bad takes.
02:12:47.000And when it comes to oil, it's actually kind of funny because this morning there was a lot of shorting on oil.
02:12:53.820So people are expecting it to be kind of a nothing burger in the oil department.
02:12:58.720They've been shorting the oil, but that could be also just to get people caught up in like, you know, getting in on oil shorts and then just like turning the turning the tails around.
02:13:08.040And it's like whipping up the price because they love to get people trapped in bad decisions.
02:13:13.980So that's an interesting, fun fact from this morning.
02:13:17.420Yeah, the big the big guys have been shorting oil to bring the price down.
02:13:21.280Shorting is when you when you bet on the price going down.
02:13:23.780For those of you that don't know what shorting is.
02:13:25.960So, yeah, they've been shorting the oil all morning in interestingly enough.
02:13:32.780And so maybe they're doing that so that they can bring the prices down, you know, buy up a whole bunch and then raise the prices again.
02:13:40.300Just like before, just like, you know, in March 2020 when they had that big crash and then everyone got all scared off shorting open shorts.
02:13:49.540And then a few days later, everything recovered and started going up and up and up and up and to all time highs.
02:15:16.120But I have noticed a very, a trend, a, a, I think it's kind of pathetic what's going on.
02:15:25.900Not here, not among us, because people in our circles have fully accepted the situation, fully accepted that there are, you know, measures that need to be taken, et cetera, et cetera.
02:15:42.320But I have noticed endlessly on the timeline, in spaces, in this general sentiment that Iran is going to do something.
02:15:56.740And Iran is standing up to Israel and Iran is this, you know, hero, Iran has, has not only do they have the moral high ground, but they're also these badass dudes who are going to stand up and they're going to do something.
02:16:12.580And Israel is really going to do something and Israel is really going to do something and Israel is really going to get it now.
02:16:14.520And I personally, and I, I'd imagine many of you feel the same way I do.
02:16:20.720I find this vicarious saber rattling, this kind of externalization of responsibility onto this Arab world.
02:16:39.780We could cheer for Iran and say, dude, it would be awesome.
02:16:43.520If you guys got your stuff together, fire another missile, please go.
02:16:48.080But I hear repeatedly at a lot of these spaces that Iran is going to do something extremely drastic and very powerful.
02:16:57.400And they're going to, you know, really show Israel who is boss.
02:17:01.000And I don't think that's, I don't think the reality of that, I don't think the feasibility of that course is something that realistically should be considered at this point.
02:17:16.560Israel is one of the most well-defended places on the planet.
02:17:20.280They get infinite money from Uncle Shmuley and his taxpayers.
02:17:23.840They have so deeply and thoroughly penetrated Iranian physical defenses and have, I, I, they have commandos throughout.
02:17:35.520They've got special forces units throughout.
02:17:37.740They have nearly knocked out all of the air defense here.
02:17:41.260I could continue, I could carry on, but I did just want to kind of point out that I find it a wee bit insightful how many people are, first of all, refusing to accept that some very tough things need to be done.
02:18:00.900And that there's some very difficult work ahead to actually remedy the issue of having Israelis in your nation and having Israelis just around in general.
02:18:15.080And a lot of people don't want to accept the fact that some very tough work has to be done.
02:18:21.400I think I, I, that's one of the insights I had while I was listening to these people jaw about how Iran's going to, you know, crush Israel.
02:18:29.680And it's like, yeah, you would like that because then you could have your cake and eat it too.
02:18:32.980You could sit there and keep playing around in your make-believe world and stay, a lot of these people are Muslim and staying in my country and play in your make-believe world.
02:18:45.540And Israel's going to get blown up by Iran and you get to stay in my country and you face no fucking consequences.
02:18:50.920And now you're upset, but where were you for the past, for the past 60 years when, when my people have been under a nonstop Jewish assault?
02:19:08.900You know, I'm going to jump in real quick and, and on your last point, say, um, it is utterly shameful, right?
02:19:16.340The, the, the Arab plight seems to be more important, right?
02:19:21.440Um, they're only willing to ally themselves with humanitarian causes when it serves their bottom dollar, right?
02:19:31.860They, they, they, they don't think that, um, polluting white countries with themselves will uproot or change the social fabric of a nation.
02:19:43.420They're, they're real terrible people.
02:19:46.840They, they are very, very terrible people.
02:19:49.460And I wanted to also, you know, roll back on what you said in regards to Iran's retaliatory strikes.
02:19:57.260A lot of people don't realize just how ineffective these strikes are from Iran.
02:20:05.400Iran, they have to travel across many, many miles over a country.
02:20:24.040And then when they get into Israeli airspace, they're also being shot down by, uh, us Navy vessels as well.
02:20:32.140So the, the idea that there's going to be some massive, um, retaliatory attack more than we've seen now, um, they're, they're pretty much lucky that they've been able to get what little through that they, they have because of how many parties are involved in regards to defending Israel.
02:20:52.500It's, it's, it's kind of disgusting because, um, obviously Israel doesn't have anyone's best interest in the area outside its own best interest.
02:21:02.460Yet there are Arab countries that are assisting in, in the defense of, of Israel.
02:21:09.860Uh, I think it was last week where I was scrolling the timeline and, um, the house of Saud, the, I can't remember what the formal name of the leader is called, but essentially I think it's the prince.
02:21:24.740Um, he, he was discussing how he views Iran as, as a threat, as a fundamental threat in the Middle East.
02:21:34.280And it's, it's, it's the kayfabe that's taking place in regards to the Israel, Iran conflict, or just the illusions that Arab countries are going to come to the defense of, of Iran.
02:21:52.080And I think a lot of us here don't really understand geopolitics very well.
02:21:57.280So I definitely appreciate school mask coming up, sparking some of my, um, intellectual juices on what's taking place over there in that side of the world.
02:22:07.540Um, because, um, let, let, let's face it, the only type of attack that can potentially be effective in regards to Iran retaliating, um, would be either some type of intercontinental ballistic missile that can reach in the upper stratospheres and rain hellfire directly above Israel, which they do not have the techno technological ability.
02:22:36.000Um, they do not have anything like that in their arsenal, as far as I am aware of, or, um, very strict, uh, cyber attacks to infrastructure.
02:22:47.820And we don't have the answers to that yet.
02:22:51.300We, we don't know for certain how detailed their, uh, cyber warfare campaign is going to be, but I can imagine at the very least, um, we will witness some type of fuckery from Iran.
02:23:06.000In the United States in regards to, uh, cyber warfare.
02:23:11.280I think we will, um, and something to keep in mind, something that came to my attention just last night is that there seems to be a directive and a motive to de-platform dissidents again, again.
02:23:32.480But now, rather than it being Russian bots, they're, uh, they're espousing that they're Iranian bots.
02:23:41.160So, um, I want to say on this timeline, expect, uh, another friend of cost because, uh, anyone who is outspoken against the United States intervention in regards to this Israel-Iran conflict, uh, your account's on the chopping block.
02:25:08.240I think, uh, I really do think that this is, uh, this is a lot of smoke and mirrors to, to really take away from the diversion of, of our current invasion, um, within, within our, our borders currently.
02:25:20.220Uh, that's, it's been downplayed quite extensively by media recently.
02:25:32.660I 100% agree with you in regards to diversionary tactics, right?
02:25:38.420It seems like everyone who is, everyone who is involved in J, the JQ, right?
02:25:47.480That, that means, you know, they're, they're awoken to the Jewish power structures that plague Western societies.
02:25:55.140It seems like all attention has been dragged onto this Israel-Iran conflict, and very little attention is being presented in regards to white nationalist talking points in our homelands, right?
02:26:11.640Um, Donald Trump's deportations here in the United States of America are still less, less than Barack Obama has, has done, you know?
02:26:24.220So it, it is kind of frustrating to, to witness a lot of our peers lose focus on the homeland and bring focus into Israel and Iran.
02:26:36.720And I'll, I'll, I'll be one to admit that, that I am somewhat, somewhat guilty of that because the news cycles travel so quickly.
02:26:46.400It's like every 10 minutes, the subject is changing.
02:26:49.460And I can almost guarantee you, like what you just brought up, Nate, that there is a reason for that.
02:26:56.800They, they want to keep us on our toes 24-7 and incapable of really hammering certain talking points in, especially in regards to nationalism, right?
02:27:10.320Anything that's going to spark nationalism or inspire the American people, the Canadian people, the European people, um, to unify under a common cause and retaking our homelands.
02:27:26.580They're, they're going to drive attention elsewhere every single time, any opportunity that they get.
02:27:31.580And I want to say, thank you, Nate, for bringing that up because I'm glad that you're noticing that.
02:27:37.560And, and I hope a lot of people are because yeah, there, there are more pressing matters here at home that we should be focusing on.
02:28:21.600Because as soon as this thing started popping off, right, Ron DeSantis comes out and he's getting all these fucking Jews, uh, plane rides and boat rides into fucking America over here through Tampa Bay and dispersing them all around through fucking, uh, America.
02:28:37.100And, uh, like, okay, I see this, right.
02:28:41.460And I say something about it, but like today I just went into all these and there was a fucking, the most disgustingest fucking Jew I've ever seen and his fucking brown fucking wife and shit.
02:28:52.060This dude had the fucking rabbi smooly nose, wearing his little fucking hat and had these little white strings coming from his fucking belt and shit like that, hovering over the fucking cantaloupe, looking for the fucking perfect one.
02:29:06.200And he had this giant fucking pimple in between his eyes.
02:29:09.840The guy had to be at least in his sixties or something.
02:29:41.500And now I'm seeing these, like, obviously has said it has said it motherfuckers walking around, touching all of our fruits and shit like that.
02:29:49.960And, like, I filmed him walking past him, this just disgusting motherfucker.
02:32:05.640Yeah, the, uh, the kike fatigue is going to get at extreme levels, if not already there.
02:32:15.760Uh, and we're going to have to, we're going to have to put pressure on our governments as best we can to, that we don't want these people coming for, as refugees.
02:32:24.520They can, uh, you know, they can go into their little tunnels or something and stay there.
02:32:28.960We don't want them in our countries as refugees.
02:32:31.400We don't even want these fucking Muslims in our countries as refugees.
02:32:35.320But, um, I guess, you know, like the only thing we can really do when it comes to the politicians, bringing more of them here is, you know, apply pressure protests.
02:32:43.520Um, yeah, the thing is, it's going to be called anti-Semitic immediately.
02:33:35.140And, um, the first week or so, first few weeks, I hadn't seen any Jews.
02:33:39.760And then yesterday alone, I've seen at least five.
02:33:42.120So they're definitely coming out of the woodworks, getting on the social media, trying to pander to people's, uh, like, you know, trying to pander to people and, you know, get their mentalities across.
02:34:05.200So, yeah, I kind of had a similar take as, uh, MAGA, we, or not MAGA, it was, uh, whoever was speaking before MAGA was referencing that they're using this as like a cover-up.
02:34:20.060Because we, we literally just went from, like, riots in our major cities to talking about the Jews.
02:34:26.820And, uh, I think I've been pushing the whole, my, my point has been with these conservative retards.
02:34:33.540Is if Israel has the, has this self-determination and this right to freedom of association, then so should white countries.
02:34:41.420And if we're going to support Israel in anything like that, I'm not even going to argue that they shouldn't.
02:34:46.360They can support whoever they want with their fucking stupid religious bullshit.
02:34:50.100But they should at least give white nations the same exact right to self-determination and the ability to defend our borders and protect our people just like these Jews do.
02:34:58.340Like, like, just because they have a 3,000-year-old myth that Christians believe in doesn't mean that we need to, we can't not have the same thing.
02:35:07.720We, we have to fight for the same exact thing.
02:35:09.980Even if we can't destroy what they have, we have to at least fight for the same thing.
02:35:14.800And I wanted to also mention, somebody said earlier, I think it was White Reich said in Colorado's up inside chat, that if he could go back in time, he would go and kill Angles and, uh, another fellow.
02:35:26.020So, but I think it'd be way better if we just went back in time and gave Hadrian, I don't know, a box full of ARs, some press kits for making more ammo, a couple of hound dogs.
02:35:38.740I think that'd be a much better decision.
02:37:51.560Americans that are from Europe of good moral character.
02:37:54.820So white Americans, you know, and, uh, every time people put their votes towards like a Democrat or Republican for their term vote for some stranger to pick all their choices for him for four years.
02:38:05.460Um, it gets muddied up when, uh, like, if you have a bunch of nones that are voting alongside conservatives as well, like up here in Canada, we had Pierre Polivare, the conservative leader putting on a turban before the term election.
02:38:19.460So we can pander to get the, the, the, the approval from all of these invaders, you know, he won't win his seat without it.
02:38:27.380And then you see that like, uh, our house commons and the MPs were getting like, it's the same as Saudi con, you know, the Fox guarding the hen house.
02:38:36.280We have a bunch of nones in charge of our government and it's fucked up.
02:38:39.920So, uh, I believe we need to have like, like, uh, a red ensign lobbyist group.
02:38:45.620So like, uh, red ensign was the heritage Canadian flag before 1965, where like the heart seller act in the States was like, Hey, let's let, uh, immigrants in the third world come to America.
02:38:57.440And, you know, they have that Jewish plaque on the statue of Liberty, bring us your poor and everybody else.
02:39:02.980And, uh, you know, just a bunch of subversion.
02:39:06.700So I just think that the, if we were collectivizing as white people, the way all the other groups are allowed to do, they would have to pander to us.
02:39:15.040And if APEC is protecting all the Jewish people and the ADL is protecting all the Jewish people, Hey, good for them.
02:39:20.500But where's the one that's going to protect the white people.
02:39:22.980So we need to have similar style groups.
02:39:25.020It's like that Shiloh Hendricks, she should have had like a white lawyer.
02:39:29.100That's like, Hey, we'll help you right away because you're one of us.
02:39:32.260You know, uh, I wouldn't mind paying $20 a month to have that kind of support system in place where, you know, you get jumped by five black people.
02:39:41.480And all of a sudden it's like, well, what can I do about it?
02:39:43.720Well, you know, they're all school kids or something.
02:39:45.820Well, sue the parents, you know, go after them with legal lawfare and shit like that.
02:40:11.680Um, I don't have like a great take right now.
02:40:15.720Uh, I'll, I'll just say this, man, you know, um, I'm out here working my ass off, you know, um, usually seven days a week right now.
02:40:25.820Um, um, you know, training every single day, uh, you know, and the work I do is extremely difficult.
02:40:33.160It pays well because it's so difficult.
02:40:36.120Um, but being up on a, on a rubber roof, um, tearing off pitch and shit like that and putting down rubber roofs.
02:40:43.020Uh, this is tough work and it's so hot out right now.
02:40:47.140So, you know, I had to be on the job site at four in the morning so that we could get, um, you know, so we could get out of here before this heat, you know, cause we got a lot of stuff to do.
02:40:57.640Um, you know, and meanwhile, I'm watching these A-Rabs, uh, sit in an air conditioned, um, you know, little building behind bulletproof glass, uh, playing on their phones.
02:41:10.240And dude's got an Escalade sitting outside, uh, and he is, you know, looks like he's 12 years old.
02:41:17.260Um, you know, that shit is frustrating to me.
02:41:20.140Every single place I go by is some fucking sand nigger or cheat, um, you know, owning the shit, passing it off to the next, uh, uncle or brother, uh, you know, getting grants,
02:41:35.720you know, every seven years or so to fix the place up, starting new businesses based off that, not paying taxes, getting everything handed to him.
02:42:02.980Um, you know, and I love the generals, uh, you know, his, his optimism about Trump, but he's even having to admit, you know, that Trump is a fucking phony.
02:42:15.380Uh, and when I wake up on Sunday and, you know, I, I finally get a chance to not wake up at three in the morning.
02:42:25.480Um, you know, after going to bed at midnight, trying to set up a studio and shit like that and whatnot.
02:42:30.860Uh, I wake up to these fucking kike, uh, partridge family, my wannabe motherfuckers singing bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb Iran.
02:42:41.200And all these people think that shit is hilarious.
02:43:01.440Um, and I drive myself to and from the fucking plantation, you know, and I go back to my, you know, uh, chains at night and I sit there and then I, you know, I drive myself back to the fucking cotton field every goddamn day.
02:43:14.500Um, you know, so I'm feeling extremely black-pilled.
02:43:28.560Um, as I see everything taken from me and taken from my people and from my family, uh, you know, and, and again, I'm feeling really fucking Turner Diaries, uh, ish right now.
02:43:42.920I'm an extreme person and I'm, I'm not the type of person who's just going to sit here and, uh, keep taking this shit.
02:43:49.520Like, I'm going to have, I mean, if, if nobody else is going to do something, you know, uh, I guess I'll have to devise a plan on how I can make some fucking statement that will be heard every fucking where I'm sick of it.
02:44:01.800Uh, and I don't want to work while I watch these fucking Arabs, uh, and these kikes, you know, treat us like they're, they're cattle, like they're, uh, slave labor.
02:44:35.000I don't know about you guys, but I am.
02:44:37.240You know, Fafo, something that struck out to me in particular is how you were mentioning that a lot of these convenience stores and gas stations are owned by Middle Easterns or Jeeds.
02:45:02.760There's a causation as to why they're able to do that.
02:45:05.640Obviously, you did mention government grants.
02:45:08.980You've mentioned tax reliefs, um, and more or less skirting the system by passing things down amongst their families so that way they can continue to avoid taxes.
02:45:24.960There is something that we can do to take inventory on ourselves.
02:45:30.480I've been doing a lot of inner work lately and self-reflecting onto my life as to why it is the way that it is.
02:45:39.160And a lot of it, don't get me wrong, it's, it's so easy to say, well, we're persecuted in our homelands and we aren't given the same rights and privileges as, um, newcomers, right?
02:45:53.820Newcomer invaders, which is totally true.
02:45:57.140However, I have yet to try to start my own business.
02:46:03.260I, I have yet to think up of a business plan.
02:46:07.660I have yet to use AI to create a, a pitch to investors in order to acquire a loan so that way I can be the person that owns the convenience store.
02:46:23.380Now I'm going to go back and, um, and, and, and share more along the lines of a personal anecdote, which probably a lot of us share as white people, you know, our mothers and fathers used to be able to support themselves, make an honest living by working for someone else.
02:46:43.560They used to be able to buy a house, have a house, have a car on a nine to five salary.
02:46:51.800And what that led to is their children, us being led to believe that we can do the same.
02:47:00.340Well, the system is rigged against the nine to five, um, wage.
02:47:05.420Well, we'll, we'll, we'll just call ourselves wages, right?
02:47:08.160Right now I'm a wage right now, FAPO, you're a wage.
02:47:11.460Um, and our parents didn't find it necessary to teach us the art of business, the art of, um, you know, starting your own business.
02:47:25.620And I can't stress this enough at the very least when it comes to taking my own inventory is that part of that is obviously the ignorance of our parents.
02:47:37.580And leading us down a road that we can survive in the current state of the world off of a nine to five, not be taken advantage of, and be able to acquire the same lifestyle that they live.
02:47:51.040Um, and since that's not the case anymore, obviously there is a lot wrong that needs to be changed.
02:47:59.380And probably won't be solved in regards to a political solution, right?
02:48:04.760FAPO, you just mentioned the lights going out and you can't wait.
02:48:08.100However, there, there are tools available to us that we have yet to tap into in our own private lives.
02:48:17.420I was, I was having a private conversation with a very close friend and, you know, I said, I think I'm done doing this nine to five shit.
02:48:24.900I really think I'm done doing this nine to five shit.
02:48:27.900And I think it's time to take a risk and, and open up a business.
02:48:32.140Why can't I be the guy who owns the liquor store that sells the steel reserves to the Mexican and the black person and the Arab person and profit while they destroy their lives and their families?
02:48:49.220And taking inventory on myself, well, it's not me because I never tried.
02:48:56.420I, I, I haven't tried and I think that's a really good point of self-reflection that we can all use, um, in our private lives to, at the very least, attempt to make an effort towards saving ourselves from this slave system that, that FAPO mentioned.
02:49:18.520Because yes, I do agree with you wholeheartedly, FAPO, that, that it is a slave system.
02:49:24.200And is it going to be more difficult for us?
02:49:26.680Are we going to have the same privileges and grants that these invaders have?
02:50:25.540And, you know, uh, if you look this stuff up, man, and you, and you look at, you know, the circumstances around the country right now, they're not giving white people loans.
02:50:38.760We can't go just get $150,000 grant to open up some brand new state of the art store with the newest freezers and fridges to put all our fucking steel reserve in.
02:51:28.020Uh, you know, so if you want to stop being a slave to the system, you're going to have to come up with some clever white shit.
02:51:35.120You're going to have to be extremely white and invent some shit or create some sort of business, but you ain't going to get a fucking loan.
03:14:12.580And can't bitch about something we haven't done.
03:14:14.640All of this is said that you're both right.
03:14:17.680But the bottom line is that what you have is a responsibility to yourself first, then your tribe, then your people, after your family, etc.
03:14:29.280So all of these priorities are something that, unfortunately, among us, I am no perfect human being here.
03:15:39.840It's a matter of choices followed by the consequences of those choices.
03:15:44.100I'm pointing out obvious stuff, but the bottom line that I wanted to bring up with my statement is this.
03:15:52.280When you come to a point where you feel like you have no other option, rarely is that the reality or the truth.
03:16:02.180They're most likely, most of the time, 99.9%, there is another option.
03:16:08.720You just have not decided to use it or to search it or to go after it yet.
03:16:13.420So keep that in mind because as white people, what we're facing and our frustrations and what we're leading with, all of these examples of hope and examples of prosperity and how to start businesses, all of these different things that we've been talking about, this is a good thing to point out as how we are collectivizing like never before.
03:16:32.760The spaces, the spaces, the community, the IRL, all of these things that are happening now is unprecedented.
03:16:43.080We are at a fucking historic global time that we are living through and we will make it through.
03:16:49.820All of this, that nothing lasts forever, means that it is our time to make sure that we leave something behind for those that follow us, for our children,
03:17:00.860for our people that will be the ones who deal with what we leave behind, whether you like it or not.
03:17:08.660That is the fact that a lot of people don't fucking think about, unfortunately.
03:17:13.380So does it mean that you have to be rich and leave a legacy?
03:17:16.380Even if it's just by an example, by the fortitude, the internal strength that has been bestowed upon you by your freaking heritage, by your ancestors that faced harder times, many times.
03:18:16.440It is inevitable that we will survive and thrive and be prosperous as we have before.
03:18:23.380We just need to keep the focus on the goal and do what it takes as much as possible while helping each other out, collectivizing, and joining up with other like-minded.
03:18:36.080All of the ones that are within us, the enemy within, so to speak, that are going to be on the way, fuck them.
03:18:55.520We are at a point where we must be absolutely exclusive to ourselves at every fucking point in every decision from now until we are dead because our children need that commitment.
03:19:11.060So nothing lasts forever, but white will always win.
03:19:57.980When you're up as a speaker, you just click that heart plus button, and you'll see a hand on the very right side of the emojis you can use.
03:20:07.100It only shows when you're a speaker, so you can just throw your hand up like that, and then, yeah, and then we'll call on you, and then when you speak, it goes down.
03:20:19.320Well, much like the activism, the whole premise being making the URL, IRL, and a lot of this networking with some people, and even especially myself, I kind of make, like, a notebook of various people with their profile names of relevance and kind of who they are, what they do.
03:20:43.900And the kind of people that I've met are no small deal.
03:20:49.640A lot of them are, I would say, captains of industry, and, you know, it just depending on your individual circumstance, you know, those kind of people say they own a pressure washing business.
03:21:03.040I mean, you could probably, it'd be nothing to go and work with them, and then they might have a unit that they would sell to you for a lower price than what you'd be able to get out on the market, and then you start your own thing.
03:21:16.180I mean, there's unlimited potential and possibility within our networks.
03:21:22.960It's just a matter of seeking those kind of things out and seeing, you know, who's who, but, I mean, even in terms of my business, I'm trying to make it to where it's, I mean, I've got some guys that are our guys coming out tomorrow, and, you know, but I'm going to have them working with me.
03:21:43.600But I've got a few things that, I mean, an LLC or a business, or especially like a fab shop like mine, it's like an engine.
03:21:56.040I've got a metal fab shop with various capabilities, and that's kind of at your service, and you don't necessarily have to be a metal fabricator.
03:22:04.940Maybe you've got an idea, and, I mean, right now I'm a bit maxed out, but, you know, I guess it's always just a matter of putting the feelers out there, and, you know, having the pitch doesn't necessarily mean that you're of the thing that does the thing.
03:22:21.660You might be someone that has, like, the product idea that you do all the networking and the finance end of things, and it's like, well, hey, I just need you to make this thing.
03:22:32.620And there's all kinds of people in different trades that would do that.
03:22:39.200So, I mean, I get it with a lot of the sentiment, and until it is that lights out moment, it's not.
03:22:46.700We've got to kind of keep building up and building that, you know, that in-group benefit for ourselves since we can't necessarily find it in the ways that we would want out there in society.
03:23:49.020We found Rev, even though he's in Portugal.
03:23:51.900He's one of us, and we get amazing information from the European side.
03:23:56.720He's certainly got, you know, he's spent a lot of time in the U.S., and he's got insights on the U.S. side as well, and he can bridge those viewpoints for us.
03:24:12.200Just having found our people is truly amazing.
03:24:18.620So, yeah, so, found guys in, there's a guy named Toby down in Cincinnati, fantastic guy, you know, and we start to, you know, have these conversations and, you know, literally get to know each other online.
03:24:36.880And I know there's some risk in transferring this to IRL, but that is a, as we continue to have conversations and develop that comfort level, that is, that is not just a risk worth taking.
03:24:52.820We have to translate all the great ideas, all the great information sharing, the pooling of talents, you know, you know, Aquarius metal fabricator.
03:25:01.560There's a guy out there who needs some fucking metal fabricated, right?
03:25:06.660And now we start to, now we start to see that ecosystem develop where we are just, we will sell to anybody, but we will buy from each other.
03:25:18.180Take money in from fucking everywhere we can.
03:25:24.000Dish money out only to our people, right?
03:25:27.660We're going to, we're going to buy from our people.
03:25:29.600And to Paul's point earlier about, you know, getting a farm and have a little farm stand and that's a thing.
03:25:38.060I mean, that's, that's a great, it's a brilliant idea.
03:25:40.020I've got cousins in, in Kansas and they own, they own a few acres and believe it or not, you can grow grapes in Kansas.
03:25:47.400And they, they've got a, you know, they've got some vineyards and, and there's a winemaker down the road that they sell their grapes to.
03:25:53.940And then they, they make a big batch of wine and they, you know, probably drink too much.
03:25:58.660And there's a pecan fucking orchard across the street and, and, and they've got this, you know, there's, you know, corn and all the things, right?
03:26:08.320And it's this, and they're all on this, within this, you know, I don't know, five mile, 10 mile distance of each other.
03:26:15.600And they, you know, there's just a barter and horse trading and they all get together and have fun and drink wine and cook out.
03:26:22.060And they've got their community and, you know, it's a, it would be a little slice of paradise if it wasn't in neck bone, Kansas, but it's, it still is because they have each other and they're supporting each other.
03:26:35.240And that is right. That's, that's the goal. And, you know, just us being here and getting to know each other and supporting each other.
03:26:47.000That's, that's how we get there. So again, appreciate the mic. And yeah, Aquarius, if you ever need help on the finance side or anybody, you know, you got a business ID, you want to, you know, kind of vetted, you know, on the finance side, DM me, hit me up.
03:27:01.840Um, that's what I'm here for. That's what we're all here for is to help each other, lift each other up.
03:27:06.960Um, you know, if he gets, you know, you guys are my board of directors, you know, if I've got some crazy fucking idea, this is where I'm coming and I bounce it off.
03:27:15.460You don't want you to be honest with me and tell me it's a stupid fucking idea. I need to know that. So, um, yeah, this is awesome, man.
03:27:22.780We found each other. Love this. Appreciate the mic.
03:27:25.320Awesome. Awesome. And that's, you're exactly right about that. We got to build these communities and that's how we do it. Slow and steady.
03:27:37.400Uh, we got Mithil's jumping in here and then we're going to go to fuzzy and then J.R.
03:27:46.060Hey, good morning guys. Uh, first of all, uh, great to hear from Rev. Um, uh, all the conversation has been great.
03:27:53.860Um, I was, uh, as Rev was talking, I was kind of walking through Emory Lane here, man. Um, we've been
03:28:02.160talking for a while together, right? Um, a few of us have been hanging out here for a while. Some of us
03:28:08.300have a few different accounts now, you know, you know, the, the story, uh, can't keep a good dog down.
03:28:16.800Um, and, uh, I was, uh, I was in the space last night, just kind of listening. It was a small space.
03:28:23.240Um, that William, uh, put together their circle, the wagons. And, uh, that was a throwback to the
03:28:29.840past. So I got in there and sat and listened for a while. I don't think he was available that I was
03:28:34.520going to give him a shout out for, uh, for that. I remember, uh, circle, the wagons used to be on
03:28:40.300every single day, like almost 24 seven. Um, and, uh, you know, a lot of us came about, you know,
03:28:48.980through, uh, these little networks, right? These people that we listened to and began clinging to
03:28:58.940and going, okay, this is, these are my people. We're, we're not buying, we're not, we're not
03:29:03.400considering this just, uh, something we vote our way out of, or we're being realistic about our
03:29:08.860situation and what we need to do. Um, we're being honest with each other. Uh, we are, um, you know,
03:29:16.980continually improving our, our dialogue and our, uh, resonant connection by, by keeping our panels
03:29:28.820white with white discussions between white people. And this began to really develop, uh, you know,
03:29:38.840my, my, my sense of identity as a white person and, and, uh, also, um, you know, my, my sense of,
03:29:48.200uh, possibility, uh, as was just discussed here, you know, we could actually work with white people,
03:29:56.080right. And, and begin to trust and start to, um, hold each other accountable and ourselves
03:30:03.060accountable ultimately, right. With, uh, this, this group of people that were, that were forming,
03:30:08.740relationships with over the long haul. Um, you know, the, the trust built through continuous
03:30:16.100dialogue and, and action, you know, between a guy like me and a guy like Rev who have put out a lot
03:30:25.180of information. We have, um, shared with each other, uh, principal ideas that, that, uh, have moved both
03:30:33.220of us and, and, uh, have, have helped develop, uh, and deepen our worldviews, um, and, uh, engender
03:30:41.660trust and, uh, and, uh, an idea of possibility of having international, um, networks between white
03:30:50.240people, uh, in the, in the greater good. So, um, yeah, I've, I've been continually here for it. I'm,
03:30:57.760I'm, I'm very interested in continuing to move forward. Um, we, we have, um, a lot of different
03:31:05.060voices, a lot of different ideas, and we, um, we have a means to put all of those to good use,
03:31:11.940right. Some, some are less refined than others and they need to be, um, you know, uh, maybe heated,
03:31:21.420right. Heated in the, in the refiner's fire, uh, and unforged, uh, yeah. And this, in this, uh,
03:31:29.120where did he go? Um, he's gone now the, uh, the, uh, the, uh, the, the metal worker there,
03:31:36.840um, that sword that he has, I was gonna, I wanted to ask him if that's his picture. Um,
03:31:44.360the Aquarius LLC guy, that sword he has in his, uh, in his PFP is amazing.
03:31:51.420Uh, and I was like, is that him? That's, that's epic. Uh, that's the kind of real,
03:31:56.280uh, the kind of imagery we deserve, the kind of leaders that we, um, uh, will aspire to. And I,
03:32:04.360and I really, and I share this with some of our thinkers that we will be the group of people from
03:32:09.960which our leaders, uh, grow from, and, and we will create these leaders. We're not waiting around for,
03:32:16.760you know, for NBC to present us with our new leader. Uh, we are, we are here developing these
03:32:25.080leaders, these young men, these 20 year olds, 22 year olds, 18 year olds, 26 year olds, 30 year olds,
03:32:32.84035 year olds, all a part of this family that knows where we're going and what we're doing and how we're
03:32:39.900going to get there. Even if we haven't quite articulated every detail yet, we, we do have a
03:32:44.900general sense and we're going and we're not stopping. We are moving, uh, even sometimes at
03:32:50.440a glacial space, uh, pace, but we are moving and we are strong and we are together and we are not
03:32:56.500going to stop until we get there. So that's, uh, it's a, uh, great voice of, uh, or a great, uh,
03:33:02.660message from, uh, unity that I've gotten today. So appreciate the space guys and giving me,
03:33:07.740uh, my dose for the morning. And as I get my day going, so thank you, uh, Paladin for,
03:33:14.280for hosting this morning and thanks everybody for showing up and participating.
03:33:20.060White power, white power. Good to, always good to hear you chime in. So appreciate that. Um,
03:33:27.260let's go to fuzzy then J R and then anybody else wants to put their hand up.
03:33:31.920Good afternoon or good morning to whomever's in here. Um, the reason why I jumped in is I didn't
03:33:40.800realize how many of my guys were in here. Um, I see mythos, one tribe, open votes, rev fuck around,
03:33:47.640find out. I mean, we have some really incredible talent in here. So first I want to say thank you
03:33:52.240for the invitation. Also thank you for the mic. Um, if people are a little bit concerned or curious
03:33:58.140about how to build a business out, start an LLC now, create a name, start establishing lines of
03:34:03.780credit. It doesn't matter that the concept may not exist. Just get the ball rolling. Now, let's say
03:34:08.660you do get the business up and running. There are tricks that rich people use now, similar to rev.
03:34:14.520My family owns three restaurants rev. Um, I don't know exactly what or how many, it doesn't matter
03:34:22.180though. The way that we did it though, is we structured it with the first LLC, establish the
03:34:26.540lines of credit, use that property as, um, leverage and collateral to start site two. Then immediately
03:34:34.000afterwards, um, I started an S corp in that I then acquired my family's company, which are now under
03:34:42.180my umbrella. I have three restaurants. Now they rent every bit of equipment through my S corp. I lease
03:34:49.440my cars through my S corp to my businesses to create debt so that this way at the end of the year,
03:34:55.740we do not have to pay taxes. There are tricks that are out there. Follow the leaders, follow the
03:35:02.480money. Um, also, if you don't mind me making a suggestion, you have to remember this risk is, uh,
03:35:08.580is involved with everything, not starting an LLC. There's a risk starting an LLC. There's a risk.
03:35:14.640The risk is worth it. If you keep working at it, nothing on this planet is free. And listen,
03:35:22.120a lot of the guys in here, no, I'm a pretty racist guy. I'm actually trying to control certain
03:35:27.720emotions at the moment, because at this point in our country, all of the top jobs were given to
03:35:32.520illegals. Whites have had their necks crushed for five years. It's not just the blacks. It's people
03:35:41.220coming from out of country. Uh, we, we call them invaders. We need to keep our white brethren
03:35:49.240strong. We need to continue to ask questions. Don't be afraid to ask the people on daises like
03:35:55.600this. I'm sorry to say this. This is my first time ever joining this space. And fuck, I wish I was
03:36:00.580here more often because there's a wealth of knowledge and there's opportunity for us to help each other.
03:36:05.840I don't need anybody's money. We're good. But in that, I would love to see my people
03:36:11.500come up with me. I'm sick and tired of being put down and put in a position to where we can't even
03:36:17.660fucking have an opinion in this country. And again, I'm refraining from certain words because I'm going
03:36:23.380to respect the space being here the first time. I don't know exactly what the rules are. So I'm going
03:36:27.820to say as PC as possible, but white power, racism, Nazi, call me all of them. Your words do not
03:36:38.740fucking hurt me and they shouldn't hurt you. Allow people to have dissenting voices because at the end
03:36:45.420of the day, the dissenters are the ones that you know to avoid. And then you cut the toxicity out of
03:36:50.560your life. And listen, I'm sorry. I got a little long winded, but I have to say, thank you so much for
03:36:55.120spaces like this. And I very much look forward to participating in these in the future. And if
03:37:00.900anybody in here has questions, they're welcome to hit me up. I've actually been pretty successful
03:37:06.920for the last six years. And my biggest risk, just so everybody knows, was crypto. My wife and I
03:37:13.060cleaned out our 401ks, put everything into crypto, saw a massive dump, kind of hurt us, but we never
03:37:18.400touched our money. We left it in there. And now I'm not going to go into numbers, but there are seven
03:37:24.240numbers before my first, uh, dot. And my wife and I, we took that risk. We didn't take incomes. We
03:37:31.020lived in an apartment for five years. All of this is an equation to risk and work ethic. If you have
03:37:38.460the work ethic, please risk it. Start an LLC, hire your brothers, people that you've worked with in the
03:37:46.120past. Just keep the ball rolling. And guys on that, I'm going to go ahead and put my frying pan down.
03:37:51.780Uh, and thank you so much for giving me a chance to chat here. And I love all you guys. Um, I see
03:37:57.080a lot of my people in here. I even see my, my morning cup of meth Colleen down there. I love you,
06:57:47.100A lot of stuff is basically like assembly machine code.
06:57:50.520Um, but, uh, understanding what I do about the way software works.
06:57:55.380It is absolutely incredible that these engineers were able to pack so much onto such little space.
06:58:00.780You talk about like 512 megabytes, 256 megabytes on these little cartridges.
06:58:05.780And they were able to make these like a whole worlds come to life.
06:58:08.980That's, um, it's, uh, it's really, it's really incredible that, um, now they just pump out these games that are like 120 gigabytes for a first person shooter.
06:58:20.680Cause of course it has all the textures and it's just all slop and, and the assets are, you know, very poorly compressed.
06:58:30.140Then it's, it's like total, probably just half, half, you do a jeet slop that was written in, written by some AI nowadays.
06:58:39.560Um, the, the skill has gone, the skill has gone.
06:58:42.280If you're ever interested, I think his name is John McCormick.
06:58:46.280The guy, he was on the Dune team and, uh, I think he worked on the Quake, on the Quake engine.
06:58:52.580And that was a, that was a major destination for some, um, guys who actually were, were genius engineers and managed to develop these, uh, information compression algorithms and, and vector algorithms for graphical processing and physics processing that, uh, are still in use today.
06:59:12.120And, um, um, um, in some cases were completely novel approaches to data synthesis, uh, the, uh, I think it's inverse square root that was developed by the, uh, Quake team.
06:59:25.240Um, John was a part of that and, uh, his inverse square root algorithm.
06:59:30.220If, um, you look at it, it's, it was, it was a completely different way to calculate the inverse square of a number in order to, uh,
06:59:42.020make a, a velocity vector, I believe, but absolutely incredible area and engineering by that.
06:59:47.540So we are, uh, going to close out the white power launch hour here pretty soon before we, uh, start talking about video games too much.
06:59:56.620Um, and if you have any last words, I remember when, uh, the 3D FX card, the voodoo 3D FX card came out and it came with unreal tournament.
07:00:08.920And, uh, yeah, it wasn't online and it was just fighting bots, but, uh, yeah, that thing was fucking amazing.
07:00:16.320And it had this intro where, like, you fly in over these castles and everything like that.
07:00:22.420And to, like, a young mind who's never seen something that clear, if, like, you would look at it and you'd feel like you were flying over it.
07:00:30.420It was just, like, some amazing stuff.
07:00:32.840You felt like you were in the future and everything like that.
07:00:35.600But, uh, yeah, I guess I'm just old school.
07:00:39.620No, I agree entirely, Maga, because I had the Game Boy when I was a kid.
07:00:44.140And, uh, going from, like, Game Boy and Nintendo 64 to PlayStation and on and on, it was like, uh, as a youngster, it was like, it utterly, absolutely blew me away.
07:00:58.080I specifically remember playing Unreal Tournament Gold many, many hours into Unreal Tournament Gold.
07:01:04.120And, um, making some good friends on there, actually, back when it was, like, uh, when video games were part of the Wild West of the Internet.
07:01:13.500And you'd have these, you know, I didn't realize it at the time, but these guys were, like, you know, guys with families and stuff coming home after work and firing up Unreal Tournament.
07:01:22.940And there, I was sitting there, I was, like, 10 or 11 years old and finally figured out how to do everything on my dad's computer and play games on my dad's computer and get hooked up with the network and all this stuff like that.
07:01:36.100And, like, meeting these, meeting these guys, and they would just thrash me.
07:02:31.820I think that the entire theme of today's White Power Lunch Hour is about input and output and keeping your environment clean and what you're consuming clean, white and healthy for you, for your family.
07:02:50.700It starts there at home, cleaning out the poison.
07:02:55.220And the more you do that, the more everything else will fall in place.
07:02:58.720Because once they can no longer sell you poison, they're going to have to take their disgusting wares elsewhere because they need to sell it and they need to do their business.
07:03:11.300So we just need to stop being consumers of it, stop being participants to it, and ingest the best food, the best music, the best activities, and keep it white as we go.
07:03:26.800So thanks, Skull Mask, very much for co-hosting today.
07:03:43.400Looking forward to the White Power Lunch Hour tomorrow, the rest of the week, and all of the other programming on White Excellence Radio, where we are keeping the airwaves hygienic and white power.
07:03:54.580So 1488 Radio, I know we are in for a superb show as usual.
07:04:00.020Thank you again, brothers and sisters.
07:05:10.160And made a promo poster, which I'm not the best graphic designer, but I will have the pleasure this Saturday of hosting a roundtable discussion with Frank De Silva, Tom Bowie, and Paul Fromm.
07:05:24.200You know, having words of wisdom on the younger generations of how we can best secure the 14 words, share some of their experiences, and hopefully get them bouncing ideas off each other, because to my knowledge, these three men haven't spoken together in a conversation.
07:05:46.320I'm pretty sure they might have spoken individually with one another, but it'll be the first time we get all three of these big brains at one virtual roundtable, so I'm very much looking forward to that.
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07:13:27.520I knew retaliation was going to look, at the very least, something in regards to launching rockets at a military base or potential cyber warfare.
07:13:37.360We have yet to see the cyber warfare campaign.
07:13:39.800But it seems like all of the Warhawks, all of the alternative media influencers,
07:13:46.980whether you want to consider them first grade, like your Ben Shapiros, your Tim Pools, your Charlie Kirks,
07:13:53.840they're all on board with what's going on here,
07:13:58.960while the second grade is just eating up the slop of the first grade.
07:14:03.200And the second grade are, like, your D.C. Dranos, your Gunther Eaglemans,
07:23:01.080I, you know, in regards to the United States withdrawing from the U.N.,
07:23:07.980I've said this before, and, you know, some people come up and give me a little bit of pushback,
07:23:12.580but for the most part, I'm a non-interventionist.
07:23:15.740I hold values that our founding fathers share where, you know,
07:23:20.500we must avoid foreign entanglements at all costs.
07:23:23.720And if that also means getting rid of quote-unquote allies that we do imports and exports with in order to value our own self-interests as a nation first,