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00:00:00.000 Such a vermin, poopin' in the streets, probably still a virgin, Mr. Turbin, Mr. Turbin, smellin' like urine, you pooped yourself, stop molesting women, damn you smelly, damn you stupid, spreadin' hepatitis with all your poopin', pullin' to the mouth, hands covered in urine, you're a fine weapon, Mr. Turbin. 1.00

00:00:30.000 Mr. Turbin, Mr. Turbin, you're such a vermin, poopin' in the streets, probably still a virgin, Mr. Turbin, Mr. Turbin, smellin' like urine, you pooped yourself, stop molesting women, damn you smelly, damn you stupid, spreadin' hepatitis with all your poopin', pullin' to the mouth, hands covered in urine, you're a fine weapon, Mr. Turbin. 1.00

00:01:00.000 Mr. Turbin, Mr. Turbin, you're such a vermin, poopin' in the streets, probably still a virgin, Mr. Turbin, Mr. Turbin, smellin' like urine, you pooped yourself, stop molesting women, damn you smelly, damn you stupid, spreadin' hepatitis, 1.00

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00:02:08.980 i don't care if you agree i don't care how you feel i hate niggers so much it's unreal 1.00

00:02:19.140 no one likes you 1.00

00:02:24.500 i don't care if you're funny all you do is steal god i hate niggers so much it's unreal 1.00

00:02:54.500 don't you feel cool no one likes you please die coon please die coon 1.00

00:03:11.140 i don't care if you're funny all you do is steal god i hate niggers so much it's unreal 1.00

00:03:26.980 no one likes you please die coon gonna hang you look at the monkey escape from the zoo 1.00

00:03:42.820 that little monkey trying to steal from you i don't care if you please i don't care how you feel 1.00

00:03:54.500 i hate niggers so much it's unreal 1.00

00:03:58.260 i don't care if you're funny all you do is steal god i hate niggers so much 1.00

00:04:04.260 i don't care if you're funny i don't care if you're funny all you do is steal 0.99

00:04:10.260 i don't care if you're funny all you do is steal god i hate niggers so much it's unreal 1.00

00:04:29.540 i hate niggers i hate niggers so much so much it's unreal 1.00

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00:05:05.540 i'm sick of all these hay raps i'm sick of all these hay raps i'm sick of all the 1.00

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00:05:16.980 go back to your coach because i'm getting sick of you 1.00

00:05:20.100 sick of all you want to be sick of all your lives sick and tired of waiting for you to all the time 1.00

00:05:26.500 why don't you stop banging or i'll put you in some pot hurry all niggers cause you're running out of time 1.00

00:05:44.980 i'm sick of all these niggers i'm sick of all the kills i'm sick of all these hay raps i'm sick of all 1.00

00:05:50.980 you why don't you go back home or i'll put you in a stew go back to your country 1.00

00:05:56.180 i'm sick of all you want to be sick of all your lies sick and tired of waiting for you to 1.00

00:06:03.300 oh god why don't you stop packing or i'll put you in some pot hurry all niggers 1.00

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00:06:22.660 i'm sick of all you want to be sick of all your lies sick and tired of waiting for you to all die 1.00

00:06:29.780 why don't you stop packing or i'll put you in some pot hurry all niggers 1.00

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00:10:36.340 good morning arians are you ready for white power are you ready for white 1.00

00:10:47.620 fucking power you better be what's going on mega good morning everybody good morning uh having a shitty 1.00

00:10:58.580 fucking day terrible day but i'll try not to make it uh evident in what i'm uh saying and everything 0.99

00:11:06.900 like that today you know i don't want to doom and gloom anybody just because i'm in a bad mood you know 0.98

00:11:12.020 well well well well what what's going on man what's going on i don't like to see maggot in the bad moods man

00:11:21.860 uh some bullshit my dad he skipped uh dinner on monday and he's complaining about pain so i gave him a pain 0.94

00:11:30.420 pill and he hasn't been able to eat since you know he skipped tuesday he didn't really eat anything 0.99

00:11:37.220 wednesday he didn't eat anything yesterday like i'm i made him a sandwich for lunch he took two bites

00:11:43.060 out of it uh today you know he didn't want to eat anything i had to call the hostess so they're gonna

00:11:49.780 they're supposed to have a nurse call me back right um waiting on them to call me back to come check him

00:11:55.220 out because he's sick and he's just sitting in his room you know on and on like uh uh right and i can't

00:12:01.940 give him a pain pill because he hasn't eaten and it's all it's gonna do is up his stomach and 0.90

00:12:07.140 shit like that so it's uh it's really bothering me and then uh you know he doesn't understand that hey 0.52

00:12:14.740 the food if you don't eat the food it's gonna you up you're not gonna get any better without eating 0.99

00:12:19.460 the food so this morning i had to make him a bowl of cereal and i literally had to stand over him

00:12:26.340 two hours giving him a mean look just to get him to eat like 10 bites out of it

00:12:31.460 and then i i walk away and every time i walk away he puts the bowl down and he picks up his remote

00:12:36.020 control and starts looking for something on tv and i just went in there and told him again i'm

00:12:40.260 like look your your nutrition is more important than your tv stop putting presidents on your tv you 0.99

00:12:45.940 know you don't need to have something interesting to watch to you know eat your damn food and everything 0.99

00:12:51.540 like that and it's really fucking frustrating it's it's really frustrating because i just got to be the 0.99

00:12:57.140 bad guy either i i pretend to be the good guy and not care and give him a fucking pain pill and end up 0.99

00:13:03.620 fucking you know like stabbing him you know pretty much with the fucking pain pills or something like 1.00

00:13:08.180 that or i sit here and uh you know break my fucking back trying to get him to take the 1.00

00:13:13.300 fucking steps he needs to take to at least keep himself neutral you know what i'm saying and it's 0.98

00:13:17.780 like no he doesn't want to keep himself neutral he doesn't want to get that little bit of uh nutrition 1.00

00:13:22.980 in him and i'm like you don't realize you're like anorexic you're like a walking skeleton right so 0.53

00:13:28.660 every time you try to move or try to go to the bathroom right you exert your muscles right if you

00:13:33.860 don't want to work out your muscles and make them to the size they need to be to carry yourself around

00:13:38.580 right at least you need to have food and nutrients in your body to so that your body can repair those

00:13:44.660 muscles right when when you get up and you go to the bathroom and you come back down and you're beaten up

00:13:50.180 just like me when i go to the gym for an hour right guess what you got to eat something if you

00:13:54.820 don't eat anything your body's just going to start taking it from your organs it's going to start

00:13:58.980 taking it from your lungs your liver your heart and now all your systems are weakened and then it's 0.99

00:14:04.100 making it that much worse and it's just like it's it's like i'm talking to the fucking wall it's it's 0.98

00:14:10.980 it's basically like you know talking to a lefty who uh watches cnn you know what i mean they're like 0.96

00:14:16.660 oh i know i know everything i i've been on this i've been watching the news longer than you've been

00:14:22.420 a lot and it's like can't you see what it's doing you know you you've sit here and neglected yourself 0.99

00:14:28.980 for so long that it's it's finally coming up and biting you in the ass and we're not going to sit 0.99

00:14:34.660 here and fucking solve it by just giving you fucking all kinds of narcotics you know what i mean that's 1.00

00:14:39.140 what the hostess people want to do they want to fucking kill you off i think they fucking get a bonus 1.00

00:14:44.420 for killing you off within a year because after the first year the fucking service has just turned 1.00

00:14:49.220 to fucking shit you know they basically don't want to come by they don't want to send supplies they 1.00

00:14:53.940 just ignore us on the back burner because you know in my opinion we've already lost their little 1.00

00:14:58.980 fucking kill them off in a year bonus you know and it's fucking nuts and uh oh yeah that's my 0.99

00:15:05.220 fucking morning so uh yeah thanks for pulling that out white paladin i wasn't trying to doom and gloom 1.00

00:15:10.340 everybody but you know hey shit happens oh uh by the way uh on the stream last night that was 0.99

00:15:17.220 fucking dope them two fucking uh black fucking monkeys over there like try to punk you out like 1.00

00:15:23.940 we're gonna be here till till 10 50 we're gonna be here till 10 50 we got some bitches to meet up and uh 1.00

00:15:30.100 sure enough at uh 10 46 four minutes early they got done and they were like we gotta go we bouncing uh

00:15:37.860 so uh yeah you got to quit four minutes early because they just can't handle the real white power 0.97

00:15:43.620 music you know oh that ain't real you know it's too good to be real and oh we're gonna look it up and 0.97

00:15:49.300 find the real person uh oh oh we can't find it yo this nigga really did fucking make that song 0.99

00:15:55.060 yo yo this nigga that is his big okay i i don't want to deal with this shit no more you know what i'm 1.00

00:16:00.260 saying because this nigga true racist you know what i mean it's like one of them gypsy crusader 1.00

00:16:05.460 motherfuckers i i'll say the wrong thing and i got a thousand little fucking you know what i mean 1.00

00:16:09.940 national socialists blowing up my instagram gonna have to close my shit down too you know what i'm 1.00

00:16:15.140 saying so uh hey look uh i tried to turn it around a little bit you know what i'm saying not leave it 0.99

00:16:20.260 on a doom and gloom moment but holy shit that's five minutes of me monologuing i'll shut up 0.88

00:16:24.820 well you know you know you left it on a funny note yeah for sure uh sorry that you're going through 0.99

00:16:31.620 that that sucks man and uh yeah you got to watch those hospice care people like a fucking hawk 0.99

00:16:36.260 especially the non-white ones which i think you're dealing with at this time but yeah you know you 1.00

00:16:41.060 know wait wait wait they make white hospice care people yeah i'm coming up walmart right now

00:16:48.260 i'm making a complaint where's these white where are they yeah no i mean i talk to them when i call 1.00

00:16:55.620 after hours then they transfer me to tennessee but i mean here in florida no that motherfucker's 0.99

00:17:01.300 migrating yeah no i i mean i haven't had to deal with it but i i've heard you mention that a bunch 0.98

00:17:08.340 of times so that's unfortunate you can't get somebody white to take care of your father and uh 0.71

00:17:13.220 you know uh it's what he deserves he doesn't deserve uh you know consuelo coming in you know treating 0.99

00:17:19.220 him like shit or whatever the fuck right so that sucks but uh hopefully you can get that sorted 0.99

00:17:24.340 out you know get him eating good again and you know maybe he's just needs a little push for me 0.99

00:17:29.380 so i'm sure it'll get better you know and uh in regards to um you know the the stream last night i

00:17:36.340 saw that yeah those two were those two were trying to punk me so hard and then the music came on the

00:17:45.780 nigger fatigue i don't see why you couldn't break your mic when uh maggot was doing his uh monologue 1.00

00:17:52.740 and whatnot and had to wait till it was over uh very irresponsible for you oh wait is my am i am i not 0.98

00:18:00.340 am i here can you not hear me

00:18:03.460 can anybody can anybody hear me thumbs up if you can hear me

00:18:15.300 all right uh we're still not here in white paladin i don't know if they uh anybody else in the room

00:18:20.340 can hear him if we could get some thumbs up or thumbs down if you can hear him i think it's you 0.99

00:18:26.420 man i think it's you mega oh man oh shit he's just like oh man he doesn't care 0.98

00:18:38.020 oh thanks guys thanks for letting me know all right we got aaron up here we got 1.00

00:18:42.900 mag we hear it we both we are we hear both of you you guys can't hear each other

00:18:47.700 yeah i think mag is having a little connection issue so we'll get him back up here

00:18:51.060 but anyways while we're getting mega back up here what's going on arian 0.96

00:19:02.180 man they got me out here digging a fucking trench oh this is what it is well too bad 0.97

00:19:08.900 you need to practice you know we're gonna need lots of friends yeah i was gonna say 0.99

00:19:14.180 trench trench digging thursdays boys oh yeah you need to figure out a way to uh

00:19:21.460 maximize efficiency while digging a trench you know and uh keep that uh uh information under

00:19:27.940 your cuff you know i've seen it i've seen it like uh i think it's in ukraine or something they got

00:19:34.420 these big machines that just dig out trenches and they just like you just set it in a straight line

00:19:39.460 it like digs a big ass trench i don't know what it's called but like that's the uh bronco trench maker 0.87

00:19:46.180 it's uh yeah something like that but i don't know if you heard what i said but yeah sorry you're going

00:19:54.420 through that mega and uh hopefully things turn out you know for the bright side and you know get

00:19:58.980 him eating again get him on you know get him some uh some white power uh shakes or something like

00:20:04.340 that get his you know appetite going again well he he's a he's a former alcoholic right and he's

00:20:10.660 quit drinking when he took a tumble down and uh broke his hip and he had to do uh 30 days in the

00:20:16.340 hospital uh like in the uh recovery right and his whole thing was trying to get back home as soon

00:20:22.820 as he got back home he realized that i had thrown thrown away all his beer because he was taking uh

00:20:29.060 his beer was uh taking precedence over his uh actual food and everything so he kind of threw a little fit 0.91

00:20:36.740 i gave him two beers he drank it and he didn't ever want to fucking drink again after it so you know 0.95

00:20:41.620 he's got that addiction so he's got this you know uh pain you know lifelong pain or everything like 0.96

00:20:48.900 that and i get it he wants to know the pain you know he used to do it with the alcohol but then

00:20:53.700 there's a point where okay the pain is gone but now you still got the alcohol you're going to keep

00:20:58.660 on going because you like to feel it right so it's it's the same as that coming in right he knows that

00:21:05.780 if he comes and asks me for a pain pill right now i'm gonna be like well you haven't been eating we

00:21:10.100 need to get you like two days of eating three meals a day before i can give you a pain pill 0.70

00:21:14.660 and then i've got thc pills that i give him every here and there when he hasn't been eating right but

00:21:20.100 we only have so much of those you see what i'm saying and then and they're out so it's like it's

00:21:25.700 almost like he's uh leaning into it to put on a little bit more of a show because he wants to get

00:21:31.780 what he wants to get right so it's like i'm not going to feed in so now it's like i'm torn in the

00:21:37.860 middle either he's going to make me feel like all day by umming and on and feeling like an 0.96

00:21:42.580 asshole by just sitting around and you know while he's in pain you see what i'm saying just because 0.97

00:21:48.980 he wants to get what he wants to get yeah yeah that's that's a bummer situation man hopefully uh 1.00

00:21:56.500 you know and it sucks especially i don't know if you're like it sucks you can't get them consuelos out 1.00

00:22:01.380 of there get some fucking white powder in there but one day it's fucking bullshit right because i 1.00

00:22:07.540 asked him i'm like can we get a less narcotic painkiller because the painkillers come free from 0.99

00:22:12.340 the uh the hostage right but they only have one painkiller right and it's uh hydrocodone ap ap

00:22:22.420 325 milligram tablets give one tablet by mouth every four hours as needed you know how much 0.94

00:22:31.780 fucking shit that is they gave us 60 pills a year ago i've still got 30 of them i break these things 1.00

00:22:38.260 in fucking eight in eight and they're still too fucking strong for it right they still fuck with 1.00

00:22:44.260 his stomach right and then i tell him hey can we just get something less narcotic that's a little bit 0.99

00:22:49.780 heavier than uh ibuprofen because if i give him ibuprofen he's going to take six or eight pills at

00:22:55.380 a time and fuck up his stomach that way you know oh no nothing else is approved but hydrocodone so if 0.99

00:23:02.340 you can't do the hydrocodone oh well tough titty just force it to him and you know make him fucking 1.00

00:23:08.980 die and go and fucking low lulu land and shit like that and then they got this other fucking pill for 0.99

00:23:14.980 him that's supposed to increase his appetite and his mood right what does it do it puts 1.00

00:23:19.700 him in a hallucination he starts seeing ghosts for 48 fucking hours and shit like that right 0.99

00:23:25.140 and then they give him another fucking pill oh this is gonna help him with his sleep okay i give him 0.99

00:23:29.620 that uh seven o'clock in the morning i'm like all right breakfast time his eyes are rolled back in his 0.99

00:23:35.060 head yeah drooling on himself and shit and he's like that for fucking 36 fucking hours so i'm sitting 0.99

00:23:42.580 here like what the fuck is all this medication that they're fucking giving him like if i'm not here to 1.00

00:23:47.700 see it they're just gonna come in and start pumping this full of him and he's just gonna be a little 1.00

00:23:51.860 fucking vegetable shitting in his fucking bed until his heart finally gives up and then oh 1.00

00:23:56.580 they get the fucking bonus money and everything's fucking hanky dory fucking dandy you know what i mean 1.00

00:24:01.780 because he's retired and uh he you know he gets his retirement and he gets his social security you 0.99

00:24:08.100 know what i'm saying and uh oh here comes the hostas doing fucking uh government work on getting these 0.97

00:24:13.700 people off of these fucking programs you know let's start saving the government to money so we 0.99

00:24:18.340 can send it to fucking israel you know because fireworks in the sky of israel is more important 1.00

00:24:23.460 than my fucking dad's health who actually went to fucking vietnam and actually fucking helped us 1.00

00:24:29.060 huh well what do you know about that hmm i can't even get a fucking jew to come over from israel 1.00

00:24:34.820 and fix a pothole in the street in front of my fucking house they can't be fucking bothered even the 1.00

00:24:39.780 ones that are here can't be fucking bothered they don't want to do fucking anything right 1.00

00:24:44.740 except for put their fucking big ass nose in the air and then suck in all your oxygen 1.00

00:24:51.620 yeah you're right about that and it's kind of uh brushes on the what we're talking about the other 1.00

00:24:56.820 day with just you know the health care system in a in a complete shitter and uh you know not taking

00:25:02.580 care of us and so we got to get our white doctors white uh caretakers white nurses all um

00:25:09.460 you know working and get them on the you know get them on the payroll with these uh companies these 0.99

00:25:14.820 these hospitals all that because at the end of the day we don't want these fucking non-stats be 1.00

00:25:19.700 taking care of all of us when we get older you know and so we gotta we gotta start that up now you 0.98

00:25:24.740 know anybody has kids you know uh you know that's a good good good way to get them into the health

00:25:32.420 care system and then uh with that hey paul what's going on

00:25:39.460 now i can't hear paul paul paul if you can hear me yeah yeah you think he's doing that right now

00:25:47.220 fucking uh x is being real glitchy this morning so apologies to all the listeners uh if uh you know 0.91

00:25:52.900 we were experiencing some difficulties throughout the day if the stream happens to if the space 0.96

00:25:58.580 happens to and then you know we'll be right back uh speaker uh speaker that's where people are

00:26:05.700 making money off this like can you hear me now yep yeah we got you i was just gonna tell maggie that 0.97

00:26:14.740 i went through the same thing with my grandmother uh they tried to shove like 15 damn pills down her 1.00

00:26:19.300 and i just started making my grandmother edibles i started taking real weed and just making her edibles 0.74

00:26:24.900 and giving her a little bit each morning and she had she was in such a better mood she didn't have

00:26:29.300 to deal with any pain she didn't have to deal being hungry of course and she got good sleep so i i don't

00:26:36.100 know if you want to do that but it helped with my grandmother who was 87 years old so it might help oh

00:26:40.740 yeah no i got some tinctures made i got alcohol tinctures but i don't really give those to them i've also

00:26:46.740 got some uh you know about a year ago i made some um uh what is it the uh coconut oil tinctures that go

00:26:55.620 straight to the liver and uh get the full effect but the thing is is i don't want to like rush through

00:27:01.380 them too much you know what i mean and then i i still got my uh medical license but i don't have 0.99

00:27:06.500 an active prescription because that's like a fucking uh highway robbery and shit and the fucking you know 0.99

00:27:12.900 the dispensaries are already overpriced so i still got uh you know some stuff from the dispensary that 0.99

00:27:18.500 i got like over a year ago and everything in a drawer i don't really use them but like i said i got

00:27:24.420 like a little uh 10 milligram thc pill works perfectly fine for it you know what i mean so it's like 0.97

00:27:31.940 fuck that's like so little on the fucking scale you know what i mean i should be able to go to the store 0.99

00:27:37.220 and buy hundreds of these fucking pills and be able to give them to them just now they want to 1.00

00:27:42.260 fucking give them these hydrocodones right and uh i guess what they want you to do is sell the 0.99

00:27:48.020 hydrocodones and go buy thc with it or go trade them to the fucking drug dealers but sorry i'm not 1.00

00:27:53.700 gonna fucking do that you know what i'm saying i don't believe in that fucking shit you know and uh 1.00

00:27:58.420 weed gets too fucking expensive and shit like that you know what i'm saying even even buying it in 1.00

00:28:03.460 quantity and at a fucking discount it's like it's ridiculous you know and i've got grow lights and 0.99

00:28:09.700 grow tents and everything i have to grow anything in my own fucking house and shit like that do i use 0.99

00:28:16.180 it no why because it just sits in a box waiting on uh laws to pass because i can't afford having 0.99

00:28:23.460 some cop or some ambulance coming to my fucking house to deal with my dad and saying oh there's 0.98

00:28:28.740 a grow room over here let's take away his house and make him homeless 1.00

00:28:33.460 yeah i hear that uh hey posty what's going on good morning good morning i just wanted to ask

00:28:39.380 mega i'm assuming you're in the u.s what state are you in like i guess weed is a wonderful state of

00:28:45.780 florida yeah okay because i agree with paul with the whole edibles thing now i have an advantage being

00:28:52.420 in canada it's it's legal um but i agree like if you could grow your own like even if it was just one

00:28:58.980 plant or something and then make it into edibles like it and the fact that you're growing it yourself

00:29:04.900 it's not like sprayed with all this other shit that the uh big companies do that sell the edibles

00:29:09.780 right and you can make it with your own ingredients and stuff um i know that's a lot especially if you're 0.94

00:29:14.820 in florida it's against the law you probably go to jail for having a plant but i do think marrow well

00:29:20.500 thc rather is a good cure for pain and it's a lot less damaging and i used to work in the

00:29:25.940 healthcare system and the reason why they're prescribing pills which i don't have to tell

00:29:30.100 you guys as you all know already is because it it makes pharma money right like it's not you know

00:29:35.380 marijuana um unless you're in canada and you can have huge companies that are making a profit

00:29:40.580 it's not profitable to big pharma so they don't want you taking natural things that you can make

00:29:44.820 yourself or grow at home because then you're not dependent on them right exactly and in florida we have

00:29:51.140 unbelievable sun it's it's amazing for growing and we also have lots of water that comes in the

00:29:58.100 rains so it's like theoretically all i'd have to do is set up a greenhouse and just leave it the

00:30:05.060 alone right and i'd have all the weed i'd ever need for the year every single season and everything

00:30:11.620 like that it wouldn't cost me money on electricity and air conditioning and oh this and that and the

00:30:18.260 third and everything like that it could be like okay i could set up a little tiny greenhouse

00:30:23.620 with you know uh glass windows and a lock on the door you know what i'm saying and a little 0.85

00:30:29.060 fucking uh motion sensor so neighborhood kids don't break in there and steal a bunch of 0.99

00:30:33.940 fucking weed you know put a fence around it or something like that or bars on the fucking window 0.99

00:30:38.660 it'll still work you know and having a glass pitched roof it'll collect all that rain water 0.99

00:30:44.260 and then put it into a reservoir you know and i can have the solar panel on there with a simple

00:30:48.980 raspberry pi with simple functions that know when to fucking turn on the fans open up the 0.98

00:30:55.060 fucking vents and uh sprinkle water on the plants hmm you know what i'm saying and i'm mega you don't 0.98

00:31:00.340 even need it you don't even need that like they're weeds like it's weed like they grow like i'm in 0.99

00:31:05.700 canada exactly like you don't even need any of that yeah like it grows on its own like it's pretty much

00:31:11.620 you plant it you water it and like you you trim it and cultivate it at the end that's it like it's

00:31:17.540 very you know not complicated absolutely yeah hey you you got perfect conditions so uh i mean

00:31:28.260 at the end of the day i mean they're not gonna they're gonna probably not gonna give you a hassle

00:31:31.700 but i mean yeah you're still gonna be careful paul go ahead no no this is Florida they will give you

00:31:36.580 a hassle they're they're looking for hassles oh well as long as you're not screaming about it through

00:31:41.780 them you know you should be all good you know then again a neighbor might smell it that's that's the

00:31:46.420 biggest worry go ahead paul i was just gonna agree with posty i'm i'm kind of a poster boy for that

00:31:55.220 when i was 17 in high school i got my knee bent 90 degrees the wrong way in football and by the time i

00:32:01.780 was 19 i was addicted to vicodin lorset all that and then i had a buddy in college roll roll a big

00:32:09.540 fat joint one night and i for the first time smoked it with him and i ain't took no pain pills since

00:32:15.060 you know whenever i'm in pain or anything like that i mean i wouldn't take anything anybody give 1.00

00:32:21.860 me from any pharmaceutical company if it if it's me you know fuck them motherfuckers 1.00

00:32:27.220 i'm on the same page with you there uh only antibiotics if it's absolutely fucking necessary 1.00

00:32:35.540 otherwise keep your pills shove them up your anus you know that's that's kind of how i feel too and 0.99

00:32:42.180 same with any of those vaccines like get them out of my face i don't want them so good for you good for 0.96

00:32:47.540 you uh i've also tried ivermectin instead of uh antibiotics on my daughter she got sick and i gave

00:32:54.660 her a little bit of ivermectin and she it cleared right up so i don't think we really need antibiotics

00:33:00.180 i mean honestly i don't know i probably sound like joe rogan with ivermectin shit but i've actually tried 0.62

00:33:06.260 it and it works yeah i i always try and fight off my infections first like i try and fight it off and

00:33:12.980 if it gets to the point where i feel it like spreading a little bit or you know uh it's uh really

00:33:18.980 inflaming and getting close to my my uh brain that i'm just like okay i need a little bit of you know

00:33:24.020 antibiotics but i've never tried uh ivermectin i actually want to get some of that just to deworm

00:33:29.220 in general but uh yeah no that's interesting um hey mythos i've seen you come up uh i'll let you 0.99

00:33:34.660 take it away and then we'll go to you hey paladin yeah you mentioned uh shoving those pills up your ass 0.96

00:33:39.380 i believe they call those suppositories james hey um no uh i don't want to derail but i had another 0.96

00:33:52.020 topic um it's uh i i started following this um the citizens defense network um i mean i don't know too

00:34:01.620 much about them uh but they uh their bio says a citizens defense fund is a thousand citizens plus

00:34:09.220 one constitutional lawyer the citizens defense network is the collective force of all the citizens

00:34:14.660 defense funds i don't know if they're they're race conscious i'm i'm uh checking them out um but

00:34:22.660 what uh i was i was uh introduced to them through uh one of our guys um so i'm checking it out it's um

00:34:32.180 it's uh an organization uh that you know lives off of a uh looks like 20 dollars per month but

00:34:43.300 um i put the uh one of their posts up in the uh the nest up there so other people can check it out

00:34:50.500 maybe we can get um some wisdom of the crowd here to uh find out what these guys are about uh because

00:34:57.380 this is uh you know in one way if they're if there are guys and you know they're putting together a

00:35:04.020 network uh with an attorney on retainer um it looks like they're trying to do one in every state uh you

00:35:11.380 know this is kind of what we've talked about in the past um getting representation for our people

00:35:18.100 on standby um so if this isn't the guy and these aren't the guys for us maybe we can learn from them

00:35:27.300 so i wanted to kind of spread this information around where uh people can um get to know these guys and we

00:35:34.900 can get to know them um i'm doing my introduction to them and trying to figure out um one thing that

00:35:44.020 i saw on their uh feed let's see if i can find it again here is about um a guy that was

00:35:51.940 uh he was fired from a i think a spokane uh school district for reading um the to kill a mockingbird

00:36:07.060 so uh it looks like to kill a mockingbird was an assigned reading areas um so

00:36:18.740 there's a assigned book right you got to kill a mockingbird so the teacher is reading the book in 0.69

00:36:25.700 class uh and the book has the word nigger in it right and so he reads the book um yeah he's uh these 0.93

00:36:35.460 guys uh do support maddie whack if you guys know maddie whack is uh a pretty good head himself so um so

00:36:46.020 the guy the teacher reads the word nigger uh as he's reading the book and he gets fired for it

00:36:54.100 right and so that this is i think this is new or the lawsuit's new or something there's there's

00:37:00.900 posts about this of the i guess this maybe this happened um a week ago or a month ago a few days

00:37:09.860 ago i don't know something but uh fairly new uh but i had this similar experience in my son's school

00:37:16.740 right the the the school um they in the book sitting right here the the school has a book uh

00:37:26.340 on the reading list for the kids uh this is seventh grade and the the book has probably the word nigger

00:37:32.740 in it like at least 50 times uh this is a a story about like this half nigger kid and so he's called a 0.98

00:37:39.300 white nigger he's called a half nigger you know there's a bunch of other niggers and so this 0.99

00:37:45.300 words all through the book it's a it's not a good book uh you know it's kind of a you can read it 0.98

00:37:50.980 and it's like this it's this half nigger woman's fantasy book like she's just writing kind of this 1.00

00:37:55.940 fantasy novel about you know what you know what she thinks this you know it's just it's not great 0.83

00:38:02.740 and i we stopped reading it once they got it was like the last few chapters this other nigger 1.00

00:38:08.260 showed up and he couldn't speak like in any form of elevated english so now i'm reading to my kid 0.95

00:38:16.900 this this nigger uh niggerized language that has no value to him right and i'm just like we're not 1.00

00:38:26.740 reading this anymore this is stupid but his school during this during this whole reading of this book 1.00

00:38:33.140 all the kids at the school started saying the word nigger because they're reading the word nigger 0.99

00:38:38.660 right and so they have this big blowout and it's like this whole thing about no you have to say

00:38:43.300 n-word and all this stuff and it's these it's it's purposeful right this isn't an accident

00:38:49.540 this is purposeful right and then they have a struggle session and my kiddo he he still says

00:38:54.740 the word nigger and he's like they're like read this paper in a small group and he's like blah blah blah blah 0.95

00:39:00.580 nigger blah blah blah oh my god oh my god i can't believe you just did that what the 1.00

00:39:05.460 fuck are you talking about you don't fucking get to do that right you don't get to put the word 1.00

00:39:10.500 nigger in the fucking text and then ask them to change it to a different word you're fucking stupid 1.00

00:39:16.740 right and this is the school districts doing this and so this is another one of those those instances 1.00

00:39:23.780 right it's like well we're gonna put a book out there that says the word nigger but if you read it 0.99

00:39:28.420 we're gonna cancel you and like it's the this uh bullshit you know traumatizing of everyone right 0.99

00:39:37.540 to try to make this a thing but nobody gives a fuck right and and they just say the word nigger 0.99

00:39:42.500 and you put it in a book and give it to a bunch of seventh graders and they just all start saying the 0.99

00:39:45.940 word nigger and and you and as a school district in a school uh you actually have to take responsibility 0.98

00:39:51.220 for what you did you know this isn't the kid's problem it's a you problem and here here with this 0.56

00:39:56.900 so um i don't know if this guy is our guy at all uh his physiognomy and his kind of hair is a little

00:40:03.300 bit sus uh to be honest um but it's a it's a something worth looking into i don't know if anybody uh

00:40:10.580 listening or maybe through the day we can uh find some people who know more about this uh particular

00:40:17.060 teacher and and uh you know if this is if this is one of our guys uh and i'll do my due diligence here

00:40:23.140 too um if this is one of our guys then we should support this guy uh he's he's trying to get back he's

00:40:30.180 trying to get his uh um position back in school and he's trying to uh get uh you know money i guess this uh

00:40:39.940 the citizens defense network is trying to um get um um support for or or money for him and back pay

00:40:52.260 and so forth so um we'll see the lots lots more to come but this uh the citizens defense network if if

00:41:01.300 they're not you know pro-white then this is what we should do right we should we should start to

00:41:06.980 collectivize this way as well and create a pro-white defense network with a constitutional lawyer

00:41:14.820 and someone who can go hit out at all of this nonsense because um ultimately uh there's now you

00:41:22.420 know a supreme court precedent um that you know anti-discrimination against whites is just as bad

00:41:29.300 as anybody else and we've got a ton of cases that we could work on uh to uh to improve

00:41:36.820 our people's lot in life by uh making them um you know making them uh giving them punitive damages

00:41:45.700 and and uh all sorts of back pays and sort of so forth and so on so yeah good morning uh thanks for

00:41:52.740 letting me uh derail a little bit and uh and anybody can give me some feedback on these defense network

00:41:59.380 guys or on this story about this teacher um i'll put the story in the bubble uh the the uh the eagle's

00:42:07.380 nest as well uh so we can get some meat on that bone and and uh kind of work on that thanks white power 0.98

00:42:16.100 white power yeah that's an interesting situation i i actually haven't heard about that i mean i think

00:42:20.900 i heard something about this defense thing but uh i haven't looked into it too much so i'm i'm not

00:42:26.260 going to be any help getting uh getting the deeper dive there but yeah if you guys know anything or

00:42:31.460 if you've heard about this situation definitely come on up grab a mic uh i'd love to hear from you and

00:42:37.060 uh yeah that's uh hey it's the movers here uh where do you guys want this couch oh you want it in the

00:42:44.180 bedroom all right we got you yelling at me for you know what i mean i'd have to put it in the bedroom

00:42:50.980 you know don't tell me a couch doesn't belong in the bedroom that's where you wanted it holy

00:42:56.340 this thing is crazy hey i see this uh uh uh thing teen face hate crime charges for cutting up a pride flag 0.72

00:43:05.860 on a pride walkway crazy hold up yeah burn those burn those rainbow flags 1.00

00:43:12.660 fuck those fucking faggots go ahead arian yeah i just wanted to get up here before somebody started 1.00

00:43:20.100 hating on the nigger weed um as far as when you're when somebody's really sick 1.00

00:43:26.820 and they're being force-fed all these pharmaceuticals and they're bedridden and they're 0.99

00:43:30.980 miserable and they're in pain and they're suffering uh nigger weed is the worst the least of the 1.00

00:43:37.220 problems and uh i've been cultivating it for a while i live in a state where it's legal 0.82

00:43:43.780 and it's actually you know if you go back to our most ancient ancestors they they used to also they

00:43:49.540 would burn them as incense probably in like a closed space but they found cannabis in like all of our 0.97

00:43:55.860 ancient bell beaker and indo-european ancestors burial sites so where people start fucking hating 0.94

00:44:01.940 on it i just wanted to throw that out there

00:44:06.980 yeah no for those kinds of uh situations it's definitely uh you know a very helpful tool and um

00:44:13.620 you know for especially like getting off opiates it's actually very helpful um and uh yeah you know

00:44:21.460 um for the for us like national socialists uh we got our mission and uh to be sitting around

00:44:29.300 smoking weed all day isn't the greatest thing and uh shouldn't be a thing that we do and that's kind

00:44:35.140 of why i quit too um so it's been it's been almost that's been over half a year now um and 0.93

00:44:43.540 fucking i love the dreams that i have uh every damn day every night when i'm sleeping i have like 0.90

00:44:48.740 dreams all fucking night now and i i never used to dream anything so that's one one thing that also 0.98

00:44:54.180 that helps me i'm just like i don't want to smoke it anymore is i'm having too much fun in these you 0.81

00:44:58.020 know these dreams but anyways let's go to paul i don't i don't look bad at weed i where i'm from 0.87

00:45:06.180 if you're if you only smoke weed you're doing good because where i'm from it's it's fucking methville 0.98

00:45:10.820 here but uh i was gonna say that i've started to notice that the the black community or the nigger 1.00

00:45:17.220 community is starting to hate the mexicans as well i had to take my oldest to the dmv yesterday 0.99

00:45:23.460 and there's this fucking beaner that came up and sat up front and sprawled his legs out in front of 0.99

00:45:27.540 everybody and i watched a few younger people walk around him but then i seen this old white lady with 1.00

00:45:32.340 a cane and i told myself if that don't move his legs i'm gonna say something well sure enough he didn't

00:45:38.820 so i went up and i went and asked him i said do you speak english and he said yeah and i said well

00:45:43.540 you're down south and down south we respect people i've walked i've watched at least 10 people walk

00:45:48.340 around your feet and now that old lady almost tripped getting around you so you can move your 1.00

00:45:52.820 feet and or you can get the out of here and then i had about five black people stand up behind him

00:45:59.140 and say yeah tell him and i was like well i don't need y'all's help i'm i'm white we don't jump 0.98

00:46:03.620 fuckers we do one-on-one but i appreciate the fact you've seen what i've seen and uh so yeah i think 0.98

00:46:09.540 i accidentally made some nigger friends yesterday guys my fault 1.00

00:46:15.780 you made some nigger friends god damn wtf what's going on 1.00

00:46:22.660 well having another glorious day uh i love my life so much and so black 1.00

00:46:30.740 so true

00:46:34.980 we love you wtf stay strong brother

00:46:42.580 yeah i got i'm like a volcano right now dude i'm ready to explode this customer 0.99

00:46:50.260 bitch dude she's about to catch a roundhouse to the chin 1.00

00:46:53.700 that was me a couple hours ago so uh we're with you buddy guys don't forget to work out to get 0.99

00:47:04.180 your anger and aggression now thanks vince

00:47:13.300 yeah i was about to work myself out of all my electronics you know they were going to be a big 0.98

00:47:17.940 pile of fucking rubble on the floor you can ask striking how well i do i do pretty fucking well 0.93

00:47:24.500 no i i like he's like i don't know how you do this i'm like you're so calm like dude i'm 0.99

00:47:28.660 fucking no i was surprised because you know my dad is a business owner and he would have probably like 0.98

00:47:34.340 snapped his shit like halfway through the process or whatever shit he's dealing with so 1.00

00:47:40.020 you know i do it man all the fuckers got patience 1.00

00:47:42.420 did you get anything up front for like materials or workforce or anything like a percentage a down 1.00

00:47:49.620 payment

00:47:53.540 always always it's uh it's there's more to the story but yeah okay well i was just making sure

00:48:00.980 you was being white about it you know you always get that deposit

00:48:04.900 yeah always get deposit uh now there are jobs that you take that have no mobility which is no deposit

00:48:12.580 those are usually the bigger ones um but uh usually commercial jobs but um yeah you have those

00:48:20.420 they come up about so you just make sure you have the money and make sure the contract's good and

00:48:25.700 you make sure you're illegal and they can't hold payment so yeah 0.99

00:48:35.140 yes sir but meanwhile these beaners can throw up shit and leave it just so they can go drink their 1.00

00:48:41.380 beer you know yeah yeah it's just crazy to me 1.00

00:48:49.380 go for it fitz you can just talk whenever you want go for it

00:48:52.660 come on thanks wtf i appreciate it no i'm just gonna say it's crazy about like these indians 0.99

00:48:59.780 starting all these gas stores in these rural areas and how much government assistance because

00:49:04.100 they're considered a minority when they're literally the biggest

00:49:07.300 racial population on the face of the earth it's annoying these indians i don't even start with me 1.00

00:49:15.620 fits um paladin how's your day what's up with you 0.92

00:49:22.260 no complaints no complaints uh you know i uh finally got some decent honey and uh my voice is feeling a lot

00:49:30.740 better than it has been so uh yeah no complaints over here you need to find yourself a honey to get

00:49:37.540 you honey damn right oh let me tell you know what makes you know what i always think about is when you 0.53

00:49:44.660 buy something that you need a knife to open it with like some of this you buy and you should come with a 0.93

00:49:50.740 knife it's i don't know it's just funny you buy something that you can't open you need a 0.98

00:49:55.300 fucking tool to open it up you buy it i like your idea you know all capri sun packages need to come 0.98

00:50:02.900 with a knife and uh they come with butterfly knives bro if they started doing that you need to be raised down 0.99

00:50:14.660 south we're down south we all have knives dude if uh if they started doing that like at schools and

00:50:20.820 stuff all the black schools wouldn't have to be allowed to touch them but all the white schools would 0.99

00:50:26.420 like it is fucking crazy like that like all the sports equipment like you go to a black school 1.00

00:50:30.980 they have equal right they have equal uh access to uh financing and equipment but they have to lock 0.99

00:50:37.380 all the equipment up and prevent the black kids from touching it because they destroy it all and then misuse it 1.00

00:50:44.660 so my point is they'll use the knives to kill people sorry i went on tape 0.99

00:50:54.180 i heard you needed a knife in your backpack to uh shave three seconds off your quarter mile

00:51:00.260 i i don't know i just heard that from somewhere i i can't remember what

00:51:06.740 it's pretty up joke but it was a good

00:51:08.900 yeah yeah uh so uh any any news uh any news you've been watching wtf

00:51:18.420 no not really man not really um i don't even know what time did we stop working yesterday 0.93

00:51:27.940 oh fuck we probably stopped like at around eight seven eight yeah seven eight because that's when 0.84

00:51:33.460 the clouds are coming in yeah yeah i don't know i don't really know what's what's going on in the 0.99

00:51:38.740 world other than the same different day i don't know what's going on with trump i'm trying to follow

00:51:43.540 everything i'm trying i did hear uh real quick i did hear something about like you know mass

00:51:48.900 deportations again and i don't know i heard about it through you guys a couple days ago when i was on

00:51:54.820 here with dub so can you guys tell talk more about that tell me more about that because i'm not keeping

00:52:00.180 up with the news either they don't know what the they're doing yeah that's true paul

00:52:07.860 yeah it's it's sad you know we got like 60 million spicks in this country it's the i i saw this thing

00:52:18.020 that you know if things keep going to this trajectory 1.00

00:52:21.540 shit this is going to become mexico by like 2060 man it's fucked up 1.00

00:52:24.820 is this nigger doing breaking on the fucking highway 1.00

00:52:26.900 look what it look look at this flat brim nigger nigger called it i'm always fucking right 1.00

00:52:41.220 he just knows he just knows he's got the nigger nigger radar the non-radar um something that's 1.00

00:52:47.780 going on here uh in my neck of the woods is um there's uh there's been this lgbt faggot 1.00

00:52:54.420 fucking uh like festival thing and one of the tents was well actually i think it was at a school 0.99

00:53:00.260 like a like a an elementary school and they were given out like one of these tents was given out 0.98

00:53:06.340 these cards that were all brightly decorated like you know really enticing imagery and they're all

00:53:12.740 just information about drugs like methamphetamine how to use it what kind of dosages and like an info

00:53:18.980 info info like brochure for all these drugs and they're giving them to like little kids

00:53:26.260 and uh they're very bright very uh like they're colored like all you know very interesting looking

00:53:33.060 and uh on the back it's just got all these um like how how to take it how to use it where to find it 0.98

00:53:40.740 how to uh do a safe dosage you know uh all this fucking degenerate shit and they're they're targeting 0.99

00:53:49.860 kids with this shit and the school board is like oh we're sorry we didn't know that they were going 0.99

00:53:57.060 to do that we were we didn't know they were going to do that i was like why are they there how are you 0.99

00:54:01.300 guys not like ensuring that these people that are doing these things handing out information to kids 0.99

00:54:07.460 aren't you know doing that kind of shit it was like methamphetamine 2cb uh what's that fucking the uh 0.99

00:54:15.620 ghb um what else like mdma you know all the all the chemical drugs they're just like this is this is 1.00

00:54:23.220 what you this is what you're missing it's disgusting so yeah that's been going on uh on the islands over 0.60

00:54:31.140 here and that's probably the one the islands like the widest part of canada probably uh on the west

00:54:37.060 coast and you know the crazy thing about canada is that i actually got family out there in uh

00:54:42.020 vancouver and there's just entire strips and it's kind of indicated through like a uv light a uv street

00:54:48.260 light where pretty much drugs are legal and you just see people like drugged up and they're 0.92

00:54:53.780 fucking high doing crack doing math all the things you just mentioned in the fucking block no except in 0.99

00:54:59.140 this block it's actually legal the police can't do jack shit and common cracker about it i wouldn't say 1.00

00:55:03.620 illegal they do it here too they're all drugged up doped out laying in front of the fucking yeah 0.98

00:55:08.580 but they have like a specific street in canada dedicated they have is it actually legal legal 0.98

00:55:13.780 well the thing about it is they call it they call it harm reduction right so they got this street

00:55:18.660 called hastings street everybody's heard about it yeah yeah so they got these little clinics where

00:55:24.260 they give out free needles they got like vending machines you don't need anything to get these

00:55:27.860 needles you just go up to the vending machine you know in this little building and it gives you you

00:55:32.260 can get needles you can get free crack pipes you can get all the paraphernalia to take hard drugs

00:55:38.340 and it's all there for free and they call it harm reduction and um then they also uh i think they

00:55:44.900 distribute like small amounts of drugs for these addicts i've seen that like people going around

00:55:50.740 distributing clean needles with the people already already laying on the ground like exactly but they put

00:55:57.780 but they go a step further and they actually like if the addicts come in and say yeah i'm addicted to

00:56:02.260 this can i have can i have some meth and they'll give them small amounts of meth to use because it's

00:56:07.460 quote-unquote harm reduction is clean but then you go look at this street it's all just littered with 0.98

00:56:12.980 tents and degenerates and prostitutes all fucking cracked out me personally i think it all harm reduction 0.99

00:56:20.100 would be uh just lacing all this shit and having everyone just fucking od'd and foaming from the 1.00

00:56:25.540 fucking mouth but i've but i've been tasting you know i actually have a video of me there when i was 0.99

00:56:29.780 there a couple years ago and someone had told me i don't know the validity of it but that those uv 0.98

00:56:36.260 lights that are throughout hasting are actually put there on purpose so that when people are injecting

00:56:41.700 heroin or whatever drugs they want to fucking do they can see their veins better or some 0.82

00:56:46.660 shit like that i don't know if that's true or not okay yeah i wouldn't be surprised but i don't know 0.98

00:56:52.260 if it's that uh particular reason but yeah no the whole the whole street is just a festering uh 1.00

00:56:59.380 shithole of people that are just on drugs on laying on the ground pissing everywhere you have to watch

00:57:06.260 when you walk down the street because there's needles on the ground if you step on one go through 1.00

00:57:10.180 your fucking shoe you're pretty much probably getting aids or some kind of nasty disease um 1.00

00:57:17.220 and there's all the hotels in that area are all like bed bug ridden and they're full of prostitution 1.00

00:57:23.140 it's a really fucking awful like thing that exists in one of the most expensive cities in the world 0.96

00:57:28.820 and uh it's uh it's been that way uh since i was a kid like whenever we would go past this street 0.95

00:57:36.820 my parents would be close your windows lock your doors you know and um i never really i i mean it

00:57:41.380 wasn't as bad as it is now but it was still always there and and they haven't done anything to fix it

00:57:46.660 they haven't like had any crews to go down there you know these people love being homeless and um

00:57:52.580 they love doing drugs like i remember one guy that used to hang around the back of my restaurant and he

00:57:57.780 was always like yeah you know uh in the summertime it's my best time of year i just i don't have to

00:58:02.660 live in the uh the hot the houses whatever the halfway houses you know and i can just live out 0.98

00:58:08.260 and you know live out in the streets and i love it you know and and i i love it and he gets free money

00:58:14.420 from uh welfare and you know it's just enabling these people to live this gutter lifestyle and then when

00:58:20.820 they you know pop too much they're gone and then it just it's just the never-ending cycle and these

00:58:26.180 kids end up down there and they end up in prostitution to make some money you know like

00:58:32.260 they're homeless right so they end up down there and then it just festers into this big you know

00:58:35.940 like their whole life they spend their whole life and die down there and it's it's disgusting and they 0.88

00:58:40.660 i don't know how they don't do anything about it what sucks is too is like they're only thinking

00:58:45.780 about themselves of course but they're ruining like every vacation spot you know every beach is 0.97

00:58:51.220 fucked you know you can't even feel safe walking the boardwalk or whatever you know this is nothing 1.00

00:58:56.020 but fucking druggy ass bombs everywhere same thing with uh dc when you brought up the lgbtq thing 1.00

00:59:02.820 you know on my uh on my way to the bus station in dc i actually saw this big ass poster over there 0.99

00:59:08.260 because you guys know it's a liberal ass city that literally had a satanic symbol on it and it was 0.61

00:59:14.980 pretty much like a pride parade band and it had all these people featured on it saying coming to dc on 0.98

00:59:20.020 whatever fucking date in june and you know this kind of relates to the drug things because then 0.96

00:59:24.100 there's druggies everywhere just a shithole in all the cities man there's night there's like no beams 0.99

00:59:28.820 of light in any american or canadian cities left in my opinion we got hands we got diver 0.92

00:59:36.420 what's going on guys how you doing today good how are you not bad just getting low

00:59:49.300 how's it going white power

00:59:54.260 i jumped in a few seconds ago and heard what you guys were saying and that's just

00:59:58.340 i mean it almost you know hitler and our ancestors would roll in their graves if they heard the

01:00:02.820 degeneracy of the weimar conditions that are to of today it's just it's unbelievable that we live

01:00:08.660 in a society where we allow that kind of behavior and it you know us as white men just don't go down 1.00

01:00:14.340 through there and kick all them fucking homeless fucking drug addicted people out and get rid of 1.00

01:00:20.180 a man we shouldn't have that kind of stuff in our country you know it's just it just makes me sick 1.00

01:00:24.420 absolutely and there's just uh no end to it it just repropagates and repropagates and these people

01:00:34.580 uh have this cycle you know they bring these kids in and these these kids don't know any better and

01:00:39.700 they they end up in drugs and they're just they just keep repeating the cycles and it's just

01:00:43.700 and prostitution and it's uh yeah it's been it's since i was a kid since i was a kid it's been like

01:00:49.780 that there's been prostitutes drugs down there homeless people just crowd falling over in the

01:00:55.940 streets laying there and then they also have like the the thieves right so the thieves will go around 0.98

01:01:01.780 the city stealing all the bikes stealing all the fucking whatever they can and breaking into places

01:01:07.220 and then they'll have it for like you know you can see your bike your 300 bike down there for like 0.99

01:01:12.260 fucking 20 right or less and you're just like hey that's my fucking that's my like 300 bike 0.94

01:01:18.180 or more you know like and uh it's it's ridiculous it's uh you know it's like a pro it just keeps 0.99

01:01:24.820 repeating itself and it's the edge yeah it's it's it's hard it's hard to deal with because he's 0.83

01:01:31.300 you know um a lot of them are white too a lot of them are white native um but a majority white so it's

01:01:38.900 it's unfortunate it's very unfortunate arian take it away then we're going to fuzzy

01:01:42.820 yeah dude i was just gonna say that guy that you met behind your restaurant that was grover

01:01:52.900 grover he had a funny name like that too you know i'm not gonna lie pretty much

01:01:59.700 take it away fuzzy good morning or afternoon to whoever is listening um i don't really have um

01:02:13.940 the thing about okay so let me just say it this way our infrastructure doesn't matter what country

01:02:19.940 we're in if we're taking in migrants our infrastructure is just not able to support that 1.00

01:02:25.700 kind of load and the fact that for some reason or another this country allows our infrastructure

01:02:31.940 to be pressed without taking care of the people that deserve it the most listen i i know that there's

01:02:37.380 a lot of addicts out there and my heart truly breaks because i've lost friends i've lost family

01:02:45.140 members i have a brother in jail due to addiction and i know it touches me personally but here's the thing

01:02:50.660 there's nothing the country is going to do to help us right they want to keep us weak as long as they

01:02:57.700 and what i mean by they are the elites the people in charge they need to keep us under um foot and 0.77

01:03:05.620 uh what's i forgot the statement but they just need to keep us fucking pressed because here's the thing 0.93

01:03:10.580 at the end of the day we are a massive conglomerate of people and just so you know oh by the way i'm

01:03:15.700 sorry white power gents and ladies and well ladies and gentlemen um it's at this point like we need our

01:03:22.020 country to come back to us and the only way to do it is through violence um i take i'm lucky enough

01:03:28.580 to participate in a fairly small amount of spaces because i only jump into a couple and maybe i don't 0.94

01:03:35.220 maybe i'm talking out of turn at the moment but the drug problem i don't give a fuck about we need to 0.87

01:03:39.860 stop programs and not for nothing i get it you know it's an addiction but it's not we made choices 0.99

01:03:45.940 so it's not my job to fix other people's shit it doesn't matter if you're a junkie if you're white 0.99

01:03:51.060 black it doesn't matter our infrastructure is fucked we need our country to come back to life and the 1.00

01:03:57.300 only way to do it is whites taking over there has not been a single metric not one metric that has 0.99

01:04:03.780 gotten better since this invasion in our country and jobs and white people are limited the only way 1.00

01:04:12.420 to take real jobs of today that are six figure is through trades which makes us the slave class so 0.90

01:04:19.380 thank you for having me up i'm just so happy that this space exists a lot of the people that are on the

01:04:24.740 dais i follow um so guys thank you and if you don't mind me saying this i know that w uh hl often will

01:04:32.900 will kind of give this the little um like hey guys help us out he shouldn't even be asking guys

01:04:40.740 he shouldn't we should all be fucking sharing these spaces there's no excuse not to we're all here to 0.99

01:04:46.980 fight and if we're not fighting then what the fuck are you even in this fucking room for 1.00

01:04:51.780 we need this country back we need it back to where it's white and where the fucking jewish infestation 1.00

01:04:57.300 is fucking removed so on that thank you for letting me curse a little bit white power love you guys 1.00

01:05:06.340 white fucking power and thank you for that and uh yeah i i've i've said that myself before like 0.99

01:05:11.940 why are you here if you can't even repulse the space like what do you what do you like aim to 0.99

01:05:17.140 achieve uh if you can't even do something as simple as repulse the space so i appreciate you echoing 0.98

01:05:23.060 that sentiment yes it's laziness or i'm sorry it is not fucking white power half-assing it is 0.99

01:05:30.980 totally fucking spickish niggerish it's not fucking white at all if you're a half-asser you're not 1.00

01:05:37.060 welcome to be here and we don't want you here thank you for saying that because the truth is like 1.00

01:05:42.980 you can listen as much as you want but if you're going to be lazy that's what niggers do niggers are 1.00

01:05:47.940 lazy white people we're not fucking lazy we're kings we are the crown jewel of this planet and 1.00

01:05:54.260 we're being fucking genocided how do we get it how do we fucking get over that hump there's only one 0.99

01:05:59.860 way there's only one motherfucking way and it's by all of us doing our part if you're in here 1.00

01:06:05.860 share the fucking space we are not niggers 0.99

01:06:08.580 what the fuck hey if we're gonna if we're gonna let you up your beamer you gotta you gotta appreciate 0.99

01:06:17.940 you gotta respect the space if we got somebody speaking you don't talk over them and if you 0.99

01:06:22.580 want to speak put your hand up please this is the reason why i love this space there's so much respect

01:06:29.460 and decorum i was in a space just a little bit ago that claimed to be a white space it was all these 1.00

01:06:34.900 fucking white people yelling at one person it is so fucking ridiculous and to your point 1.00

01:06:40.820 have some decorum show that you have respect for the people in this room shut your mouths raise your 1.00

01:06:46.740 fucking hands like white people intelligent people do so on that listen i i kind of jumped in um i know 0.99

01:06:54.100 that it's paul's turn then arian so thank you guys for giving me a chance again i love you guys love 0.99

01:06:58.260 this space and i love seeing a lot of my people um listening uh i think that yeah guys let's

01:07:04.740 fight for this country please we need it fuck yeah thank you fuzzy wuzzy fuzzy i keep calling 0.94

01:07:12.180 i want to call you fuzzy wuzzy bear sorry about that fuzzy call me anything you want brother 0.99

01:07:18.260 well you're absolutely right you know yeah damn right um but yeah like if you guys are you know

01:07:26.100 feeling like oh i'm all i do all my timeline is just reposting the same space all every day you

01:07:30.820 know delete yesterday's delete the ones you already posted it's all good just post this one

01:07:35.700 post the the most recent one you know i mean if if that's what's holding you back from reposting

01:07:40.660 space you know feel free to delete all the old ones you know off your timeline no big deal um and uh

01:07:46.340 that's a good way to clear it up you know and then it's fresh and uh yeah it's much appreciated uh

01:07:51.540 that you can repost the space and uh i hope that you guys uh you know find it too when you first come

01:07:56.580 into space just repost it instantly because i mean that's that's the white thing to do really i mean

01:08:01.140 if if you think about it so let's go to paul and arian and then uh we'll see what beamer's got to say

01:08:07.620 fuzzy wuzzy was a bear well fuzzy you ain't following me you nigger it's all good brother uh 0.99

01:08:13.700 yeah i just uh i'm hot as fuck and i'm ready to kill some beaners i don't know about y'all 1.00

01:08:18.500 white power guys paul i'm following you now brother i got you man it's all good brother we 0.99

01:08:26.020 in this together and uh yeah the the repost in the space i mean if you're too afraid to do it with your

01:08:31.860 current account make a fake one you know i mean we're in this together if you if something happens

01:08:37.540 to you we all got your back i promise i got your back i know there's at least at least a handful of

01:08:43.540 guys in here that i've never shook their hands but i damn sure jump in a foxhole with them

01:08:47.460 without asking any questions so let's stick together and let's stay proud and 1.00

01:08:51.540 fuck these nones man but don't fuck those nones sorry i had to uh take it away aaron 1.00

01:09:05.540 eric eric yeah i'm sorry sorry i got a quote here from my uncle a the very first essential for 1.00

01:09:13.780 success is a perpetually constant and regular employment of violence

01:09:22.020 short and sweet and to the point i like that i like that very much um and that's exactly what we

01:09:29.780 all need to uh be you know be have on our front you know front uh on our front of our mind that's

01:09:36.740 that's what i was trying to say you know we uh this might get kinetic pretty fast and i mean we

01:09:43.860 have all right to defend our land land from these actual invaders and we have a right to uh you know 0.98

01:09:50.580 get our governments if they're not in our best interest we need to get these motherfuckers the 1.00

01:09:55.700 fuck out and we need to we need to be loud and uh i mean like in iceland they got they got their 1.00

01:10:01.700 entire um political system changed all they did was go to the fuck they were every day 1.00

01:10:08.100 right at the parliament buildings they were banging pots and pans they were banging all 0.99

01:10:12.340 sorts of loud things they all day every day until they fucking said okay that's enough enough 0.96

01:10:17.620 we're gonna switch it up and that's what then now they switched their governments over 0.86

01:10:21.860 so i mean it's just things like that you know i mean we don't have to be an initially violent but

01:10:26.420 it's boiling down to the point where you know there's basically you know if they're gonna keep

01:10:32.660 fucking with us they're gonna get the teeth and that's kind of how it is so well said uh i actually 0.93

01:10:38.980 so i've been doing this thing for a couple years now where i'll take pictures of taylor swift and 0.98

01:10:44.500 i'll put hitler quotes over it and it usually does pretty good i posted it up in the nest if you 0.99

01:10:50.020 guys you're interested that's fucking awesome good shit i fucking hate that bitch so much 1.00

01:10:58.340 yeah but even these normies love that i can't stand her honestly i can't stand her music uh but 1.00

01:11:05.460 like the normies they love that they don't listen anything she says oh drugs bad yeah yeah you know

01:11:11.300 she told me so my kids will tell you that they don't like her because she uh because she loves

01:11:17.060 uh kamala i guess he was supporting kamala at the time you know the thing i got her and he said you 1.00

01:11:26.420 know kisses skin yeah well i'll have to agree with them because fuck those fuck those nigger lovers 1.00

01:11:32.340 race traders beamer for life let's see what you got to say now sorry for uh you know we just got to 1.00

01:11:38.180 keep the keep the no i gotta apologize my friend i got triggered because some moron was making 0.56

01:11:45.060 ridiculous childish noises while i was enjoying the space and the other speakers i don't got anything

01:11:51.380 to say i just want to put that out there thank you oh i don't know did i i didn't hear any uh but uh

01:12:00.580 sorry about that uh uh thanks for coming up uh i'm not sure i'm pretty sure fuzzy's kid has like autism

01:12:08.980 so relax beamer yeah my i have a three-year-old son with autism and i had a son that's 21 that just

01:12:16.340 passed away in november all good i'm sorry i didn't realize that was the case i thought it was some clown 0.77

01:12:22.180 making stupid noises now brother i'm new here but at the same time uh you know i'm fighting for one 0.87

01:12:28.180 thing and it's the betterment of our of our country um by force because at this point they're willing to 0.99

01:12:35.220 take it away from us by force and they're going to put guns to our head in the 60s and make us 0.66

01:12:42.020 somehow or another allow blacks to just assimilate into a culture where instead of thinking about the 0.98

01:12:48.260 people with higher iqs they allowed the low iqs to come in and then the curve was created 1.00

01:12:54.420 right like we don't have a chance to get smarter because we have these fucking retarded people 1.00

01:13:00.260 in our school and i'm sorry listen i hate the r word but at the end of the day it is what it is 1.00

01:13:05.460 you put dumber people in school you're forcing the smart people to slow down for those people

01:13:10.820 and just so you know beamer i don't know you um but i hope or i think that you and i are probably on the 0.98

01:13:16.660 same team so in that you know uh just let's let's hold it down dude seriously we don't need to agree

01:13:23.380 on everything but be respectful learn how to do it right we are white and there is only one way to do

01:13:28.980 it the right way absolutely absolutely and uh you know something i've been seeing in the timeline a

01:13:37.380 lot actually recently is that uh there's a lot of pushback uh against this lgbt and uh all this

01:13:43.940 degenerate type uh behavior that's been going on there's a lot of pushback there uh coming and just

01:13:49.940 like from normal normal you know not in our circle type people and i gotta say i love it i love it um

01:13:56.580 you know uh there's pushback on that um they had a bus driver in i think is the east coast of canada

01:14:04.420 here and he was uh an asian guy and he was dressing up like a school girl and pick and driving the

01:14:11.540 bus and um everybody started pushing back on the school board uh it's like a catholic school too and

01:14:18.580 they're pushing back very hard on the school board and they had him removed finally from the uh position

01:14:24.100 that he held so you know they're they're they're hearing us and the more of us that push back on this 0.91

01:14:29.780 kind of bullshit and and you know make our voices heard versus just saying somebody else should do it 0.64

01:14:35.460 you know things change things will change and so we can't stop uh you know expect someone else to do 0.95

01:14:41.300 it so we got to be that voice too in in a lot of the cases so don't forget that and uh we'll go to

01:14:46.900 holy diver and then welcome frank how's it going guys i got a little feel good story me and moon man

01:14:53.140 are at a gas station i'm pumping gas and the traffic right next to us not even his name anymore

01:14:58.980 why do you keep calling him that it's megaphone max sorry anyway yeah yeah so we're pumping gas

01:15:06.260 and this girl's like looking at us at the traffic and she looks over and i said moon what do you

01:15:10.260 think and he goes do it so i stood there in the parking lot and gave her the big old white power 1.00

01:15:15.140 roman she did like two double takes and then gave us a big smile so i thought that was pretty based 0.96

01:15:22.660 that's awesome dear yeah people are people are realizing it's it's hitting really fast it's

01:15:28.340 accelerating at a at a crazy pace so yeah these uh yeah we just we need to go out every day

01:15:36.260 we need to go out every day and make being a nazi fun you need to go around with smiles and just look

01:15:41.060 at people talk about it and when more people around every one of us start seeing how cool it is to be

01:15:47.140 free and say nigger whenever they want more people will probably jump on our side 1.00

01:15:53.780 absolutely frank good morning take it away 0.95

01:15:58.980 hey good morning fellas afternoon well i'm not a nazi and i don't uh run my mouth out there i just

01:16:06.340 try to do so you might want to consider that but i wanted to drop some white pills in here

01:16:12.900 some of you guys might know um this mike lee guy this senator out of um out of utah and i just posted his

01:16:22.100 most recent post if you guys have been following this talk about uh opening up our public lands to

01:16:30.740 hundreds of thousands of tenement housing or single family units or whatever it's not for us it's all

01:16:38.500 these invaders right this guy is this morning this is 180 degrees different and let me just read it real

01:16:46.980 quick mike lee this is his post from uh i don't see a time on there oh um 851 uh our time i guess he said um

01:17:01.140 unfettered mass immigration destroys nations we've had at least 20 million illegal immigrants 0.98

01:17:08.820 enter the country over the last four years it's time to recalibrate moving forward

01:17:16.660 not just sending illegal immigration or ending illegal immigration but also look at restricting

01:17:23.140 our legal immigration system now why am i bringing this up because you guys were talking about everything

01:17:29.220 that we do in life echoes in eternity right every time we uh do the romans or whatever in front of

01:17:35.940 that young lady or what these are all interesting and probably very practical maneuvers out there it's 1.00

01:17:42.580 not for everybody but i i don't detract from it i really support that kind of in your face kind of stuff

01:17:49.380 uh on occasion but this guy mike lee he's been ratioed for like the past five days people have just been

01:17:56.340 telling him go yourself go jump in a lake this land is our land it was one of these weird little

01:18:04.500 maneuvers that people just completely went up front and personal like if they were at a at a public

01:18:11.060 gathering they would have been booing them throwing tomatoes at them you know whatever so everybody

01:18:17.620 who's been ratioing this guy has been doing the kind of work that we can do on this electronic media

01:18:24.180 and if you see his post that i posted in the purple pill go post something uh go post something you

01:18:32.100 know um relatively simple to the point uh we denounce uh these invaders and maybe bring up the public lands

01:18:41.540 thing this is for us if you want to open the land up on occasion we would consider it if it's only for

01:18:47.860 white western people because we do need because of our lack of fecundity we do need immigrants from our 1.00

01:18:55.940 from the old country right south africans germans french whatever as long as they're not progressive 0.98

01:19:02.660 freaking weirdos but at least when they breed they would breed white so with that being said a good 1.00

01:19:09.540 conversation this morning i just popped in but i just wanted to lay that on you guys and just tell you stay 0.94

01:19:15.700 strong

01:19:21.380 wide power to that i have posted that the uh the post that you were talking about in the eagle's nest up

01:19:27.620 above for anybody that wants to read it uh respond to it uh share it retweet it um let's let's get this

01:19:34.740 let's get this out there everybody um you know get in the comments there and uh yeah i love the way

01:19:41.460 things are going like that um very cool frank thank you for bringing that up i i didn't see that so

01:19:47.540 appreciate that

01:19:53.620 so get in there guys uh make your voices heard this is a good way to do it we you know we can't let our

01:19:58.260 people get ratioed uh out of the uh you know the the uh out of the sphere you know we got to keep keep

01:20:04.820 our people propped up so when you see posts like that you know get in there just put a thumbs up put

01:20:11.540 an emoji quick you know two things you can say repost it and let's get this uh you know let's get this

01:20:18.340 ratio back on our side everybody's doing that right now i'd imagine that's why nobody's speaking i think

01:20:33.860 so yeah good for you and uh i want to say thank you to the 32 reposts thank you very much for that

01:20:40.740 um we got 79 listeners so let's get those numbers up we only got 14 in the jew tunnel so i know you're

01:20:46.980 hearing me i know you hear me i know you're thinking let's go come on just repost it guys

01:20:52.100 let's get going um wow that hour passed by fast it's already 909 so we got a an hour and 50 minutes

01:21:01.060 here left until white power lunch hour so if anybody feels like they want to come up on stage uh any of

01:21:06.340 the new faces that are in here that haven't come up before feel free you know uh this space is for

01:21:12.020 everybody to uh you know promote unity white white unity at every opportunity so you know

01:21:19.060 feel free to grab a mic come say hey uh you know let us know something that's going on in your neck

01:21:24.820 of the woods you know don't feel shy um i know when i uh first uh let's start listening to these

01:21:30.900 spaces i hung out in the listeners for a good you know month or two before i actually even came up on any

01:21:35.780 stage and um i was just uh you know gathering my thoughts i'm sure you guys are too so uh you know

01:21:43.060 if you're if you're not coming up don't feel bad uh but it would be beautiful to hear a lot of the

01:21:47.860 your new faces and new voices come up here and uh share your opinions everything so just like fuzzy

01:21:53.700 weed bear over here he's uh it's about his like fifth time up on stage but always appreciated and uh

01:22:00.900 yeah so feel free uh as long as you're white and uh good character you know you're welcome here

01:22:06.020 anytime so uh we'll go to arian what's going on so last night on ht's stream this australian guy came

01:22:15.460 on and started threatening everybody and saying that he had my assassins from the australian government 0.91

01:22:22.740 coming after him and that we all needed to stop talking about shit on the internet and spaces or he 0.98

01:22:28.660 was gonna come after us it was it was wild dude and then and then when asked he didn't know who 0.98

01:22:34.100 thomas sewell or jacob hirson person were like he did he he's just like a complete skits up like a

01:22:39.220 legit skits up i just wanted to bring that up it was that was in his uh his base last night

01:22:45.620 yeah dude i think his name is james or justin that's funny man these they're they see they're 0.98

01:22:52.900 getting scared they gotta resort to stupid tactics like this you know making mumbo jumbo up 0.96

01:22:58.660 he he was literally like the navy seal 4chan being like it was like literally in a person it was 0.98

01:23:07.300 i hate to meet him again honestly i hope he comes back around it was pretty funny

01:23:11.460 that that does sound funny i wish i was there for that i think uh i joined this thing but i maybe it

01:23:17.940 was either after i fell asleep or before i was uh in the space but that's funny as hell i wish i could

01:23:22.980 have caught that oh wait it's recorded i can go back and uh check it out i think so that's funny

01:23:28.740 as hell brian take it away yeah what's up guys good morning um i wanted to get like the panel's

01:23:36.420 perspective on like uh the overall mission of patriot front and what that aligns with our mission like

01:23:42.900 what do you guys think like what's the role that they play as far as like um pushing the narrative

01:23:53.300 i'll leave it to uh i'll leave it to the americans uh to to comment on that maybe wtf can get on in

01:23:59.060 there what was the question what is the role of patriot front in pushing our narrative like where

01:24:05.780 do they fit in more towards the constitution

01:24:13.780 so so do you think like they're they're more mobilized like of a group and they're not really

01:24:19.700 trying to get involved in every like get a bunch of white people in the government and then get a

01:24:25.060 bunch of white people making uh construction companies and like where do they are they like

01:24:29.380 an ideological leading thing are they like a mobilization thing like what do you think

01:24:36.980 i feel like they do both aspects but like i said they they uh they're more about

01:24:42.820 uh the constitution they try to keep it towards that it's i think frank it's kind of hard yeah

01:24:51.140 it's kind of hard i don't really know too much about them other than that you know what i mean

01:24:54.980 i stay in their lane i do learn things here

01:25:00.340 go ahead frank

01:25:03.220 yeah thanks this is to brian uh when you ask questions about groups like the patriot front i.e

01:25:09.220 the street activists you know the the men and women well in this case you know all the men

01:25:15.380 which is a good thing actually um i think that just generally speaking you know they are a quote

01:25:24.580 traditional americanized version uh of you know america first we need a hundred more groups like this

01:25:33.780 and it could run the gamut as long as the similarities were america the legacy of the

01:25:40.340 posterity of this country i.e you know that would be the constitutional kind of an end but much more

01:25:46.180 than that because i listen to these constitutionals all the time and they lack the understanding or the

01:25:52.100 verbalization of our ethnic foundation and if you guys can actually create a symmetry between

01:25:59.540 the ethnic and uh the posterity factor of our ancestors the way they delineated

01:26:06.340 all the foundations for the republic and so on so forth the more we get out into the mainstream

01:26:12.820 the more people actually see human beings in this case men out there you know not just demanding but

01:26:20.900 educating and elucidating a lot of the points that you you gentlemen talk about every morning right

01:26:26.660 and that's got to be done in my in my opinion in a very uh adult forthright and revolutionary fashion

01:26:35.620 right and i i thoroughly enjoy public affairs like this that's how i cut my teeth when i was young

01:26:43.060 uh when you're out there fighting commies or if you're out there just doing a legitimate protest for a

01:26:49.940 specific you know item out there these are all necessary requisites if we are to go forward you

01:26:55.860 can't depend on these rulers these politicians the big money these people are not your friends and

01:27:02.660 there are friends out there but they're still too scared to actually give us their money or maybe their

01:27:08.900 expertise or whatever but the more professional we become on the streets the more the louder our voices

01:27:15.140 get like with every revolution and let me just reiterate for some of you guys who've never heard

01:27:20.340 me talk about this you gentlemen are account for revolutionaries whether you like it or not

01:27:26.340 uh back in the day we were somewhat of a revolutionary cadre because we were trying to overcome 0.98

01:27:33.540 the possibility of these guys producing what we see every freaking day from these nasty perverts 0.99

01:27:40.740 uh to the trans to cutting our the general general genitals of our children off and we just sit back 1.00

01:27:49.860 and freaking allow it to happen now we are officially counter-revolutionaries because these people have 0.91

01:27:56.180 achieved these revolutionary spirits uh have literally taken over the country so we are all put in a

01:28:02.740 position that we are counter-revolutionary so whatever your message is hopefully it's the one that i i

01:28:10.340 uh enumerated earlier right uh but get your asses out there when possible um open up uh public venues 0.50

01:28:19.700 where we can speak to one another uh if we don't do that you know x is cool social media school but

01:28:26.740 what the people what the system really is afraid of is you guys actually talking about this together

01:28:32.420 in real life so i'll land it there guys and just say that you guys are on the right track 1488

01:28:40.020 has a has a definite role to play going forward and so do all your voices so thanks for the mic guys

01:28:51.620 do you think i can bounce one more question off you uh frank or no i'm sorry say again can i bounce

01:28:57.620 like one more question off you yeah go ahead um i was gonna say so how what what needs to happen to

01:29:03.620 bridge the gap between their ideology and this one because i feel like they have um they're very

01:29:11.060 constitutional they're very like do it like how they want to like make a new constitution type of thing

01:29:17.460 so how do we get their ideology towards our like because i don't think they're going to take the

01:29:23.140 approach that this that 1488 will because they want to do this very like you know constitutional

01:29:29.860 optic thing so like how do we bridge the gap between these two things and how we wake them up to the

01:29:34.660 ethnic part yeah i gotta crack a few eggs here so pardon the background noise um yeah you don't have to

01:29:48.020 bring them onto your side you just have to work in conjunction with them like i said guys you can

01:29:53.060 not depend on this one group unless thomas rousseau and these fellows are going to be the new nsdap or

01:29:59.860 the new revolutionary guard of the american patriots or whatever i i don't know but we need faces out

01:30:08.340 there we need tens of thousands of faces out there so the more that the fellows start you know following

01:30:15.780 their own devices sooner or later you gentlemen are going to start meeting one another and of course

01:30:21.780 always be aware that there's going to be you know nefarious actors but don't be afraid of that

01:30:28.580 that's all part of doing business it's the cost of doing business so don't don't lose your 0.93

01:30:34.020 shit over that just find out how to vet people you know become professional grade as far as that's 0.97

01:30:39.380 concerned and you will find with time a consensus is going to come to fruition and patriot front and some of 0.99

01:30:48.500 these other you know outlier groups right now that are being formed uh the consensus will naturally

01:30:55.780 um you know be developed so don't worry about their message per se um optics is something you know that

01:31:03.140 should be taken into account as a matter of course but uh like i said if you guys don't like what these

01:31:10.420 gentlemen not i'm not talking about patriots i'm talking about anybody who's out there don't don't 0.98

01:31:16.660 become a spurg or some fucking bitch just start your own group you know and i encourage the leadership 1.00

01:31:22.500 principle across the board so if you guys don't know what the leadership leadership principle is it's a 0.99

01:31:28.820 germanic concept but not only a germanic it's standard military kind of procedure also very very

01:31:37.860 philosophical but each man is a general and each man is a private it goes up and it goes down if

01:31:45.060 there's vertical integration it's because you have a a coterie of men that can fill a lot of these gaps

01:31:52.660 that you just you can't put it on paper say i'm going to start a group you form a consensus the leader

01:31:59.620 has a vision you know the guy that is the leader for the moment because not every guy is going to remain

01:32:04.980 a leader he might be an influencer but let's say that you know brian creates a group a year from now

01:32:12.980 maybe the creme de la creme that's coming up to the to the top um provides a like a real leader a guy who

01:32:20.900 just is going to knock it out of the park right and ego has to be understood as a good thing and then

01:32:27.620 you have to understand that if we're going to win this your ego can never get in the way not my ego not

01:32:34.260 your ego not nobody i'm in this to win it so if you got a better idea i'll follow you just as quick

01:32:40.100 as i'll lead so just go ahead and follow not only your instincts but learn how to become a leader

01:32:48.260 learn how to voice your your um your world view in the most cogent you know way possible not everybody

01:32:56.260 has to be an intellectual but even revolutionaries all the great revolutionaries have been good speakers

01:33:02.740 why are they good speakers because they have a good mind and almost the entirety of those good

01:33:07.460 leaders were readers so those of you gentlemen who like to read that's kind of a preface for you

01:33:15.220 becoming a spokesman and a leader going forward so thanks again for the mic guys

01:33:19.780 absolutely absolutely great uh yeah if you uh if you're not seeing what you like start your own

01:33:32.740 um and uh you know get get a group together doesn't need to be anything big a lot of these uh a lot of

01:33:39.940 these active clubs only have you know like 20 members at most and uh you know they're very uh professional

01:33:46.980 great visible they have our points our talking points so you know if you don't see one that

01:33:54.020 aligns with what you're you know your type of uh well your your brand of you know whatever then yes uh

01:34:01.620 start your own get something going and i mean the more of that that happens the quicker this thing

01:34:06.580 accelerates right so i mean i'm trying to do a few things with whl here but um just getting it off the

01:34:13.940 feet getting it off its feet it's kind of fairly new like a few months uh old but you know i've got

01:34:18.660 a few plans that i'm working on uh working on executing and starting in my home area and then

01:34:25.780 branching out into the all the countries that are kind of under attack under invasion so i mean it

01:34:32.500 doesn't need to be all at once you can just you gotta you gotta start something have you got your website

01:34:37.460 started up yet no no not at that not at that point yet we're just i'm just trying to establish uh

01:34:43.940 locally right now so again a few good guys together but i tell you in in my area it's uh people are you

01:34:51.700 know there's a lot of fakers in this area actually i'm not gonna lie like there's a lot of people who

01:34:56.180 will uh just like be like acting like they're on the same page as you without actually you know they're

01:35:02.180 like antifa or something and they'll just like play you play you like a fiddle and uh try and get 0.82

01:35:08.260 you guys with like the most stupidest excuse ever it's like oh i have a kid and uh i you know but 0.94

01:35:14.580 like dude i have four like i do more than you you have one kid and you work that normal 40 hour week 1.00

01:35:21.060 and you still can't find time make it make sense yeah exactly lots of flakes lots of people who just

01:35:27.300 like want to hear what you have to say so they can take it to their back channels and uh share it

01:35:32.660 with you know all these antifa type people and so it's really there's a lot of uh you know vetting

01:35:37.700 that has to go down here and um yeah i'm just working on like getting some space together uh getting

01:35:44.100 some areas where we can you know meet up and uh vet people and all that kind of thing so it's in the

01:35:50.100 works um let's go let's hear what frank has to say yeah just real quick um loose lip sync ships i

01:35:56.980 like that you were somewhat evasive about what you're doing that goes for all of you gentlemen 0.90

01:36:02.500 quit running your fucking miles i hear you guys you're excited you want to you know share do not 0.98

01:36:08.420 do it on these spaces allude to certain proprietary things that you're doing right but in but in the 0.99

01:36:16.420 real world if you want to succeed don't say anything until you present a thing and have all your ducks

01:36:23.300 in a row learn how to vet people uh you know just all that professional grade kind of stuff right but

01:36:28.820 other than that uh everybody knows really what they need to do now learn how to do it keep your

01:36:36.100 mouth shut network with your comrades you know if you trust some of these guys in this electronic abyss

01:36:43.540 network with them always keep it at arm's length until you meet these people

01:36:48.420 and you know give it six months you can work with them a little bit i've been dealing with

01:36:52.900 guys that i had never met for four to five years and there's all i do is this we talk about things

01:37:01.460 we talk about projects and all that i never give any intel out um and so finally a couple of these

01:37:07.220 guys i'm going to be meeting here uh this summer uh and i'll still take it one step at a time

01:37:13.940 so even though we all want this thing to be changed like i do i want this thing changed like

01:37:19.780 like this morning this afternoon you know but it can't always be done that way learn to be patient

01:37:26.340 strategically and tactically and uh we will succeed no doubt about it

01:37:34.100 absolutely yeah yeah loosely loose lips sink ships is uh definitely a good code to live by here

01:37:40.420 um don't uh yeah don't share all don't throw all your uh eggs in one basket too and uh yeah

01:37:48.260 i agree um and yeah it's good to be a little bit tight-lipped in these spaces so what would you say

01:37:55.780 i'm gonna say something inappropriate um his little his his thing reminds me of my stepfather when i was

01:38:02.740 younger he always said if it ain't tight it ain't right it's his loose lips sorry inappropriate 30 mine

01:38:10.980 30 mine over here well uh yeah i mean so you know it's good to get things going in the back at back

01:38:20.420 channels with people that you trust and then just vetting them is the hardest part right is uh like i said

01:38:26.420 here there's just so many people that are that'll say things just to please you or just to you know

01:38:32.340 um just to elude you like take you along on the on the you know hook you like a fish almost to say

01:38:38.900 and uh then they'll the in the they have no they have no uh they don't want to follow you but they're

01:38:46.500 just kind of want that information they want that inside line you know and some of them are just 0.97

01:38:51.460 you know evil people and so there's a lot of that here a lot of antifa a lot of uh tranny gay 0.99

01:38:57.700 fucking people and people who are just race traders through and through so yeah it's it makes things a 0.99

01:39:04.100 little difficult but um you know i i i've i've been finding a lot of good people so slowly but surely um 0.99

01:39:12.420 this thing will be built and uh yeah can't say too much but uh yeah um i encourage everybody to get

01:39:19.780 something like that going uh in your neck of the woods and um you know things uh things will grow

01:39:26.260 from there so don't don't uh you know if it's like he said if it's not your cup of tea make your

01:39:32.580 own cup of tea you know throw so throw the whatever you want in there arian take it away 1.00

01:39:39.860 yeah i think that i believe it's the reason why we come to these spaces and we enjoy them so much

01:39:45.220 just because we do feel a sense of like a vast majority of the people here do have the same

01:39:51.300 ideas and beliefs and you know we don't all have that some of us do have it within our families and

01:39:56.260 friend groups but some of us don't and um everybody comes in here with some like oh you guys are

01:40:03.300 talking about this and you shouldn't and or you should be talking about this because it's more

01:40:07.460 important and they can't just understand that it's not about specifically what we're talking about on any

01:40:13.300 given day it's the fact that we're getting together and talking and that that's it's it's the journey

01:40:19.380 man not the destination you know what i mean

01:40:26.420 yeah yeah yeah definitely is holy crap it's time is just flying today we're having fun guys we're having

01:40:31.780 fun guys and girls um so let's check on these reposts okay we got 38 reposts let's get those numbers up

01:40:38.900 let's get those rookie numbers sorry what'd you say not good enough

01:40:47.540 yeah yeah um especially after that after that pep talk from uh fuzzy bear uh so uh let's get uh let's

01:40:57.060 get everybody you know if we can get to if we can get to 50 reposts i'm gonna do a handstand i'm just

01:41:02.420 kidding uh um but uh you know uh just pretending just pretend i am and uh yeah if uh anybody didn't

01:41:11.700 happen yeah you never know you never know you didn't have to fits is apparently like the biggest

01:41:20.340 guy in the world i still haven't seen his biceps

01:41:22.820 you just you just want to see his rights they're so bad to take a picture you know all you're gonna

01:41:31.620 get is a skin tone i'm gonna i'm gonna i'm gonna frame it and put it on the house like this is the

01:41:36.500 time like this happened i waited forever for this moment no he's gonna you're gonna bring

01:41:43.540 and try to get a painting i'll even wire like a whole light dedicated to it you know just shine

01:41:48.500 right on the like right on the photo of these warriors but uh yeah um something that i've noticed

01:41:56.980 also just from streaming uh every day pretty much since yeah for like a few weeks here i've been

01:42:02.900 doing the omegle and uh talking to a lot of people um there are a lot of like for there's a lot of these 1.00

01:42:11.540 faggot type people who are just like oh let me see your nuts let me see your dick and they're talking to 1.00

01:42:17.540 a puppet yeah okay it's kind of a jokey thing but it's like these jews have really like come and 1.00

01:42:23.460 tried to make all of our people fucking gay and stupid and um but but the white pill in that is that 0.99

01:42:31.460 i've met a lot of people who like a lot of this generation generation like zyklon b as they call them 1.00

01:42:38.580 who are actually extremely based and just down to get rid of these nones from our country so it's it's 1.00

01:42:46.500 a big mixed bag and um just something that i've noticed what do you got if you guys noticed that

01:42:51.780 these these i think this general generation zyklon label is actually uh very fitting for these you

01:42:59.140 know this younger generation because they're they're sick of it already they've got the fatigue like

01:43:04.820 heavy duty so um love to hear what everybody thinks about that

01:43:08.820 we got sammy up here though uh you wanna you can go ahead sammy i was just gonna say yeah

01:43:20.740 fitz is claiming he's got 19 inch arms but i think his tape was metric

01:43:25.780 yeah i've been thinking the same thing millimeters

01:43:29.540 we're gonna he's gonna he's gonna pop up here any second he's i just know i just feel it 0.95

01:43:39.220 like what are you guys talking shit about pop that shirt off yeah don't don't make him throw a pit 0.93

01:43:46.980 he's gonna turn green don't make him mad uh-oh take it away arian 0.98

01:43:52.660 yeah i was gonna say you know in regards to the body politic we're the white blood cells

01:44:02.260 we're the ones that come up purify clean things up restore order reset values put people in their

01:44:11.220 place put the weak in their place uh we the will to power is arian it is our uh the chinese thing you

01:44:20.260 know i kind of i think the chinese have it pretty pretty well figured out themselves i don't know how 0.99

01:44:26.420 i don't know if i say i respect them i i guess i do respect them i understand what they are doing

01:44:32.740 so they do it in early you know we have a lot more humanity in our souls we have a lot more kindness

01:44:40.020 the chinese they they are kind of what we want to be in a lot of ways

01:44:43.860 and that's getting back to who we were as far as being a conquering people but yeah the the the

01:44:52.980 generation after this one you know think about think about gen alpha's kids that's going to be a whole

01:45:00.500 different world 60 years or so from now or you know 30 years from now and uh those are the kids my

01:45:09.460 grandkids are the ones that that's who we're fighting for that's are they going to have a

01:45:16.260 good life a better life a more collectivized well groomed ordered life that they understand their place

01:45:25.620 in it they understand their power their history or are they going to be swamped and flooded and confused

01:45:32.580 but how did we let why am i the only one you know they're going to be there we have two options for

01:45:38.980 our grandkids as far as i see it and even if we're in small balkanized collectivized groups that we've had

01:45:45.380 to move into because we've been swarmed um let's just not even let it get there but if we do if if for

01:45:54.180 some crazy reason it ends up being like the zombie apocalypse and we're all living in these little tiny

01:46:00.820 communities surrounded by these nons everywhere every kind and they're going to start mixing can you 1.00

01:46:08.980 imagine oh yeah it's all the fucking nigger and pejit and mexican mixes that are going to be created 1.00

01:46:17.300 in another 30 60 years uh we just have to we have to stand shoulder to shoulder with the men beside us 1.00

01:46:24.900 protect our women protect our children grow our wealth grow our power white power 0.57

01:46:34.420 yeah you're absolutely right and we got to have big families uh because these kids you know we got

01:46:40.180 to get them into the the kind of um the kind of jobs and careers where they can aid us uh in the end

01:46:46.740 of the day you know aid our people and the future generations that are coming because if all the lawyers

01:46:52.660 are non non-whites and they're not 1488 if all the doctors are non-white not 1488 it's going to be 0.82

01:47:00.820 basically we're just going to be getting worse and worse so i mean the more like doctors lawyers um

01:47:07.860 politicians uh you know all all these high jobs that that we've kind of waited as people and all these

01:47:14.980 nons have taken over the more we get our you know kids and future generations into that line you know 0.99

01:47:19.780 one kid's a doctor have had like as many kids as you can one kid's a doctor one kid's a lawyer one

01:47:25.300 kid's you know marketing whatever you know get them into these you know ways of mind well that that's

01:47:32.340 why the chinese i think are are winning because they force their kids they don't give them a 1.00

01:47:36.820 fucking choice we give our kids so much freedom here to just fuck their lives up and then they come 1.00

01:47:42.740 home at 30 single covered in tattoos and face face piercings and the parents i don't even know if the 1.00

01:47:47.940 parents have the you know gen x parents i don't even know if they have the wherewithal to understand 0.98

01:47:52.820 how bad they fucked up because their boomer parents fucked them up so bad uh they seem so completely 1.00

01:47:58.820 unselfaware at least in my family and the people i know but yeah that we gave our kids too much 0.99

01:48:04.020 freedom our general our generations before us gave our generation too much freedom to fuck our lives up 0.99

01:48:10.020 and all these jeets and all these fucking chinese are they're they're getting sent to these colleges 1.00

01:48:14.820 and they're working you know 140 hours a week or whatever the crazy hours these kids are sleeping 0.99

01:48:20.740 at their desks but they're they're graduating like you know some i think it's like if i'm not mistaken

01:48:26.580 it's over like 1200 engineers a year and we're like barely doing like 10 like it's it's a crazy number

01:48:34.420 they're just they have the population they have the they're starting to gain the technological

01:48:40.100 advantage in certain ways because of everything that they've stolen from us and uh i really you 0.98

01:48:45.620 know i'm trying to force my kid into becoming a lawyer because he all he does is fucking argue 0.99

01:48:49.220 with me anyway but his mom is like well he wants to play soccer it's like yeah well that's fucking gay 0.99

01:48:54.740 for one and no he's gonna be a lawyer or a doctor or he's gonna at least fucking do he's gonna do 0.99

01:49:00.580 something we'll figure out where he can be where he can fit in eventually but he's not gonna just 0.72

01:49:07.060 fuck his life up partying at college trying to be a soccer player so yeah i i think i totally agree

01:49:13.380 with you man absolutely yeah we need more we need more of all of that we need to push them to that 0.99

01:49:23.620 and uh yeah you're right about the chinese they they push their kids they i mean a lot of them go on 1.00

01:49:29.300 you know probably ptsd from how how hard their parents uh push them to do certain things and put

01:49:34.740 the pressure on them but you know we need a little more of that here you know and uh we need to keep

01:49:39.220 the families together because there's too many families you know they get indoctrinated these

01:49:44.180 women getting doctors indoctrinated to these uh it's online influencers that tell them oh you know

01:49:51.700 you can just take your your husband's money and run and and this and that and start start with another 0.57

01:49:56.420 guy and um you know these these fatherless families are are you know just detrimental to

01:50:04.660 our society so uh things like that you know we got to keep on that and um and build big families

01:50:12.340 obviously and yeah just get them in the right trades in the right places and also we need to find you

01:50:19.140 know solutions for uh funding whereas i mean look at all these people that are coming into our countries 1.00

01:50:25.380 right there's millions coming into our country right so if we can make money off these people

01:50:30.580 you know and take you know make it harder for them to establish businesses in our country

01:50:35.860 don't support their companies but only support white-owned companies and and find a way to milk

01:50:42.020 these people these nones that are invading our country uh little bit by little bit and put that 1.00

01:50:48.820 money towards activism towards funding your futures that's something we need to like focus on also right

01:50:55.220 so um i encourage everybody to start like a small business uh turn it into an llc

01:51:03.060 and like uh fuzzy says you know the c corp all that big end uh you know financing and just uh don't be

01:51:10.580 afraid and and figure something out have a business plan build it up and you know we we need to we need

01:51:17.620 to bring these things back to our people and community and uh you know stop letting somebody else do it

01:51:23.860 it it's it's important otherwise we're just going to be you know we're just going to be the work you

01:51:28.100 know the slave the working class but that's what chinese do a lot is they they they also have lots 0.99

01:51:34.580 of businesses they build big businesses and you know they have uh fabrication businesses all sorts of

01:51:41.220 things and then they market it to us because we've become like the users so um i think it was sammy next

01:51:48.260 then we'll go to library yeah i think the uh regarding the gen z or gen zyklon phenomena i think it's

01:52:03.940 they kind of fucked up in two spots meaning the powers that be that led to gen z becoming so woke 0.92

01:52:12.980 to all this so awake woke's probably the wrong terminology but so awake to all the bullshit 0.99

01:52:18.980 you know it worked for the boomers and the gen x most of the gen x because they were born 0.92

01:52:25.620 into this sort of golden age one there was less communication the internet really

01:52:32.180 fucked up their plans but two there wasn't as much of a rebellious nature you can kind of see

01:52:39.060 the the like the gen xers had sort of a rebellion kind of nature but it was tied into rock and roll 0.97

01:52:47.220 and it was kind of more it was orchestrated it wasn't natural this was stuff being pushed in the

01:52:53.220 media and it was kind of like it was an artificial rebellious nature and because they were born into

01:53:00.420 such easy going golden ages where they didn't really have to look around and notice because there 0.99

01:53:07.460 wasn't much going wrong everything was you know handed to them on a silver fucking platter 0.98

01:53:12.100 and even the ones that had to quote unquote work their ass off worked like you know 40 hour weeks 0.94

01:53:17.780 and could buy a boat in a house and you know with one year's paycheck so it they didn't really they

01:53:24.020 didn't work their ass off they weren't suffering for anything they were pretty well off compared to

01:53:29.940 where we are now and i think that's where the powers that be kind of overplayed their hand is that

01:53:35.140 they're trying to one they're trying to do way too much all at once so for the last generations

01:53:44.100 it was a slow drip it was slow enough that by the time the next part of the plan or the next phase

01:53:51.380 came into light it the last one had already been so long that you just kind of didn't notice now it's

01:54:00.100 like every fucking week there's a new phase and it's just too much all at once plus with the 0.95

01:54:04.580 availability of information on the internet it just it's almost you have to literally put your head in 0.88

01:54:10.980 the sand to not see it so gen z basically has

01:54:18.180 a shit storm of all these plans and things happening plus they don't have even though you know we got the 0.61

01:54:27.220 video games we got the internet as a distraction we got all this it's not a comfortable world taxes 0.94

01:54:33.700 over taxes shitty paychecks you know they're when you're in school school is your world and pretty

01:54:42.180 much 90 of this indoctrination and is happening in school and most people i don't know

01:54:51.380 it's probably different back in the you know the golden ages because school seemed like it might have

01:54:56.580 actually served a purpose but i know from my generation and even later millennial it school 0.81

01:55:04.420 is bullshit we we there was almost nobody even some of the smart kids and some of the nerds 0.84

01:55:11.940 nobody liked school nobody took any of it seriously only a few you know star straight a kids really took 0.99

01:55:21.220 school seriously even the people that did sports like the football team and the you know the star

01:55:27.140 people yourself i was on a roll yeah on a roll on a rolls and like even the star sports players they 0.95

01:55:35.060 were only trying to fucking stay in sports they didn't give a fuck about school and i think that 0.95

01:55:41.140 sentiment's only gotten worse as we've gone on because we see with all the information about how college 0.99

01:55:47.140 it's a waste of fucking time and it just puts you into debt that no but none of the kids really 0.98

01:55:53.700 give a fuck about school so whatever indoctrination they try to push through the teachers goes in one 1.00

01:55:58.740 ear and out the other because they know it's bullshit so they way overplayed their hand 1.00

01:56:05.060 not only with trying to do all this shit way too quick at once but as well as they're trying to do it 0.99

01:56:13.220 wow the world is literally on fire and nobody gives a fuck if they were to and i think that's 0.98

01:56:21.140 kind of where the the trump thing that trying to bring back the golden ages or something that

01:56:26.980 placates us enough because we got low gas prices and you know low food prices and no wars they were

01:56:33.700 trying to do it that way and get us back into maybe another decade or two of having some golden ages but

01:56:39.860 even then it's it's backfiring now he couldn't help himself now we're going back into another 0.99

01:56:45.060 fucking war you're seeing him lying and bullshitting about all these fucking things he promised we're 1.00

01:56:50.180 getting riots again like they they've overplayed their hand and they've outstretched they stretched 1.00

01:56:55.620 themselves so thin that it's just their their shit's not going to work anymore 0.99

01:56:59.300 oh land there good points good points we'll go to library 0.99

01:57:16.740 oh hi gentlemen i just had to say um i was a teacher over in china and japan you know all through

01:57:24.340 the 80s and 90s and what i have to say is uh they're not any more intelligent than us actually

01:57:32.900 they needed a population of 1.5 billion people to compete with um to just to get a hundred million

01:57:42.580 people to compete with us who have our same iq okay because the majority they're almost like brown people 1.00

01:57:52.260 but you know it's just because they have a large population and they're sending their very best and

01:57:58.900 training them the very hardest but i tell you we could still win out over these people you you we have

01:58:07.780 to be more tribal we have to put ourselves first even for the smallest jobs hire a white person 0.72

01:58:16.740 why would you not hire a white person even to stock your shelves you know even to to fix your lawn 0.96

01:58:25.140 hire a white person please you know if um the other races are pretty much being propped up by ai 0.98

01:58:35.380 they have to consult ai to keep up with us and this is going to be a problem but you know if the

01:58:44.500 electrical grid goes down for three months these people can't even grow their own food

01:58:51.060 you know i i'm just saying we have to start making connections with each other and relying on each

01:58:57.700 other for this type of thing and don't be too sad about oh asian people are so much smarter than us no 0.56

01:59:06.740 they're not it's because they had a chance to to create like almost uh 1.5 billion of them to create

01:59:15.940 even a small fraction of people who were just as smart as us so it's not that we're any less

01:59:25.300 developed it's like even though we're only six percent of the world we're still the most intelligent

01:59:32.740 people on the planet so we're gonna have to start utilizing that and putting it into our survival

01:59:42.100 we're gonna have to start a focus on white survival you know uh getting housing for us uh getting us all

01:59:50.500 together getting us to work together and screening out who's white you know because uh i mean there's a 0.99

02:00:00.180 a lot of people who want to take a free ride in the white community because they know we're the ones

02:00:06.340 that support humanity we're the ones who support civil civilization so uh there's just going to have

02:00:16.100 to be a focus on us getting tribal and us helping each other out that's pretty much what i wanted to say

02:00:23.620 absolutely absolutely absolutely go ahead wilhelm

02:00:40.900 well take it away uh can you hear me yeah hello

02:00:46.340 yeah go ahead yeah yeah i think the most important thing that um will be

02:00:53.620 to keep our civilization and society positively geared is focusing on uh educated like education

02:01:04.980 is just so vital and so important in um you know uh getting our kids like giving our kids the right

02:01:17.060 skills that they need to uh thrive and thrive and survive in this world

02:01:23.860 sorry it's fucking uh lying under the covers it's really fucking cold some yeah um and uh 0.94

02:01:32.100 you know what we're doing right now is kids going to school and they're not being given the right 0.95

02:01:39.140 tools to go out into the world like i think 50 percent of kids end up going to university and 0.98

02:01:46.260 fucking studying these useless degrees that are being created out of fucking thin air that just mean nothing 0.98

02:01:55.860 and then they leave and they have no real skills which they can apply in the real world 0.99

02:02:02.740 and uh this is yeah definitely creating a skills shortage and that's being used to bring in more

02:02:11.060 immigrants uh and they end up uh and they end up filling the important roles that we should be um

02:02:18.740 that we should be uh

02:02:23.380 that that uh that should be ours and have always been i have always originally been um our main jobs so

02:02:32.980 like um yeah education is just one of the most important things and like there there's obviously

02:02:42.420 like the dysgenic problem like our iq is uh slowly getting lower and lower but still we do remain ahead of

02:02:54.100 uh asiatic peoples when it comes to um you know uh technology and uh creating new things which the

02:03:03.940 world can use and they always follow us at the end of the day they're always looking over our shoulder

02:03:09.780 and copying copying our work so um and and the main thing with that is like the creativity that we possess

02:03:18.420 it's not necessarily a high iq like eastern asian people are proven to have a generally a higher iq

02:03:26.820 than white people but um that's that's not the most important factor it's the creativity that uh

02:03:34.740 that we possess which makes us so unique and which is uh giving us the advantage

02:03:39.780 you know developing the what we have and i guess uh establishing a sort of superiority in that you

02:03:49.780 know in those realms so um i think yeah with education we just need to make sure that um in the future if

02:04:02.580 our institutions don't um get any better and they keep on trying to feed our kids nonsense

02:04:09.780 that we um you know try as hard as we can to teach our children um you know more traditional um

02:04:20.420 and more like a more traditional system based on um you know hard work resilience and discipline

02:04:28.660 uh because a lot of kids don't get the discipline that uh these asiatic peoples have which uh gives them 1.00

02:04:34.020 a major advantage over us and uh yeah they're they're way more organized and they're highly organized

02:04:41.940 people so uh yeah that that gives us that gives them an edge over us especially in this uh this

02:04:48.900 global market where they see our countries as they are basically a free trading ground like a money pot

02:04:55.620 and uh they can just come over here and take advantage of that take advantage of our 0.99

02:04:59.300 our our laziness and our um disorganization so um yeah you know teaching kids young teaching about

02:05:07.940 culture teaching about hard work uh all these things are really important and uh finding out what

02:05:16.820 these kids are good at at a young age and making sure to like hone in on those skills

02:05:22.260 and um encouraging them to uh you know uh be be who they should be and like what they'll be best at

02:05:33.140 i mean obviously you can't have too much control over your kids like to think that you are going to have

02:05:39.540 a total say that overall saying what they are who they are and what they're going to be is just uh it's

02:05:45.540 delusional but uh there's ways of doing it which um you know uh which aren't being practiced anymore

02:05:56.420 and uh germany is a prime example of uh uh education like yeah they they teach they are really really

02:06:06.020 um they they consider early education a really important thing and that's why they

02:06:10.580 they are such such an efficient people and they are they are also highly organized and they take

02:06:18.100 pride in that sort of thing so i think yeah as i said if our institutions don't get any better

02:06:24.180 which i really hope they do um we have to sort of implement our own measures in our own lives

02:06:32.980 uh rather than just uh letting the letting the government fucking raise them you know what i mean so 0.86

02:06:41.860 it's basically all i have to say on that 0.83

02:06:51.380 white power good points good points and uh yeah it's absolutely spot on right there um

02:06:58.500 um it's up to us to raise the future generation and raise them 1488 conscious you know not just uh

02:07:06.500 following suit and not just you know doing what the next you know follow the leader type thing

02:07:12.420 but they got follow their parents follow their you know be good parents be be on the 4080 1488 page

02:07:19.860 and uh you know lead them for success so that they can lead their kids for success

02:07:24.580 well i think i'd like to say again um all kids should want to be like their parents and so many

02:07:31.940 kids i knew like you know i grew up going i don't want to be like my parents i don't want to do what they

02:07:37.380 do as successful parenting a successful parent has kids which look after them idolize them basically so

02:07:48.180 if you can get kids i fucking want to be exactly like you when they grow up you're doing the right thing 0.85

02:07:54.580 i think one way to take advantage of this is to get some of our brightest minds even the people who 0.91

02:08:03.300 aren't forward-facing to really brainstorm a whole children's education program from like age one to

02:08:11.700 age six all up in through school so parents can actually you know get this material and uh start their

02:08:19.540 students off you know start their kids off at an early age you know okay simple pictures right uh

02:08:25.860 for a one-year-old but it's the iconic uh

02:08:31.700 realism that we want to show so you know what i mean when they grow older and then they see the

02:08:35.780 fascis you know what i mean and they go oh okay now i'm understanding what this is and this uh symbolism

02:08:42.020 is nice and familiar to me and then when they actually go into the public school system they've got a

02:08:47.620 mind on them and it's like you know i i get it you know an involved parent is going to be doing this

02:08:53.940 anyway but have a back-end defense on some of these parents who have to work more uh full-time or

02:09:01.380 something like that but just have a nice structure that you know you can go through with your kids and

02:09:06.580 get them on the right page from an early start hey uh i'd just like to say one thing really quickly

02:09:12.180 sorry to butt in um i don't want to overstep but uh anyone who is interested in homeschooling

02:09:20.660 um you know if they've got kids on the way if they've got young kids that they want they're

02:09:24.740 planning on pulling from school you know uh there is a online uh a uh source for education online it's the

02:09:35.140 steiner education system uh which is what i was uh i was educated in high school in the steiner

02:09:43.540 uh the steiner system you can buy their homeschooling curriculum online for about

02:09:50.580 sixty dollars uh probably be about forty dollars for americans and uh that's a really good option

02:09:56.100 for anyone planning on homeschooling and you can look at that system and the way it's uh structured and

02:10:01.780 or obviously add um add things which you would uh which you think might be important whether it be

02:10:12.420 history or things to do with culture and art the structural um layout of it is is really great and

02:10:20.260 uh yeah i recommend anyone uh you're planning on homeschooling to to give it a check uh to check

02:10:27.060 it out it's steiner the steiner school uh homeschooling system and it's uh people if anyone is aware of

02:10:34.100 rudolf steiner he was a german uh sort of philosopher uh weirdo esotericist guy who was uh into some pretty

02:10:44.740 cool stuff um uh yeah he's very well known and steiner schools are a world renowned uh yeah so check that

02:10:54.980 out guys thanks

02:11:03.940 um

02:11:18.420 sorry i didn't see who's i didn't see whose hand was up for sammy or library but i'll let you guys

02:11:23.620 it's it's sammy you know it's library

02:11:29.300 take it away library don't go to sammy

02:11:32.900 all right sammy can go first it's okay with me

02:11:37.700 you guys can arm wrestle it out

02:11:40.420 thank you lady i appreciate that yeah so regarding kids i think

02:11:45.620 especially the way that we raise them modernly like i don't i used to be out on the street

02:11:53.060 until the street lamps came on didn't have a cell phone and i'm only 30 you know it's not like i grew

02:11:57.780 up in the 80s but now kids don't even go outside let alone like if they do they don't even leave their

02:12:04.420 block i'd be on the other side of town sammy if my kids are bored dude i have so many rocks out in the

02:12:11.060 yard that need picked up they're never bored yeah but what i'm saying is like we put so many rubber

02:12:17.220 corners on everything regarding kids and this you know this might be a little woo-woo but i believe

02:12:24.900 that there is a little bit of like a latent psychic ability to people we've seen throughout history of

02:12:31.140 people tapping into that people experiencing weird dreams or premonitions all these things that kind of

02:12:38.500 you know lead up to there's something out there that it's a little bit beyond just the physical

02:12:44.900 and i think that also goes into how we raise our kids like when you talk and you can see the phenomena 0.97

02:12:51.140 it show itself when you see kids that are baby talks too long and they can't fucking speak right 0.96

02:13:00.740 that's also bad parenting that's a huge that's yeah right but this phenomena is a real thing 0.76

02:13:06.660 so what i've experienced you know with my ex 100 i believe that the human mind has the ability to

02:13:23.860 send messages back in time right and uh that's what your intuition is so when you fuck something up and 0.99

02:13:30.180 you're sitting there afterward you're saying damn i wish i would have done that better that's your brain 0.78

02:13:35.460 actually sending a message back in time as your intuition telling you at the time giving you 0.87

02:13:41.140 that gut feeling hey maybe i should be a little bit more aware and uh be cautious all right well we

02:13:48.740 don't have to get the specifics of all the different mechanisms of the psychic abilities because there's

02:13:54.820 probably a ton more than we can cover in the amount of time we have but regardless most people that

02:14:00.260 have been watching have experienced one or two maybe a dozen plus of these weird things that you

02:14:07.380 can't really explain well the kids are more sensitive to that than us they're like right in the middle of

02:14:12.740 it and when you baby your kid when you put rubber corners on everything when you talk to them like

02:14:18.500 they're a child you're making them into that if you talk to your kids and i've experienced this with

02:14:25.380 the kids i was helping raising my ex's kids and then and also my younger cousins who i was helping

02:14:30.340 raise because my aunt was a crackhead but i won't get into that they're they're smart as you allow

02:14:37.060 them to be they are as mature and smart as you make them and if you talk to kids like an adult and

02:14:43.700 you just show them the truth and how it is no no rubber corners they get it they get it right off the bat

02:14:51.620 you don't need to hide stuff you don't need to protect them from the truth and all this stuff

02:14:55.780 you need to make them warriors you need to get them prepared you need to break them out of the

02:14:59.780 matrix as soon as they can talk

02:15:07.540 definitely go ahead library then we'll go to arian

02:15:13.860 oh i agree you have to raise your kids to be warriors and intellectuals

02:15:19.220 give them the benefit of the doubt um you know it means more to a kid to invest in like a 0.96

02:15:29.140 i mean if you're going to like be canned for all this education and shit you're spending thousands of

02:15:34.260 dollars it means more to a kid to uh invest in their interest let's say they're into astronomy 0.93

02:15:41.380 buy that three thousand dollar telescope um make sure they learn every single isaac newton

02:15:49.380 uh book i mean read it to them read it to them even if you can't find anyone you can download it from

02:15:56.500 the internet archive and read it to them okay that means more to them than i mean any teacher i mean you

02:16:05.140 are the primary teacher of your children you put them first you make them the warrior you teach them

02:16:12.820 how to protect the household how to protect the the homestead you know i mean you are their world

02:16:21.940 and they respect you just right off the bat you know you have to respect them back and that they are your

02:16:28.980 progeny they are your next generation you raise them to be the next protectors of this realm

02:16:37.140 and that's that's how how you have to go into this

02:16:46.980 definitely arian take it away and i'm gonna will 0.89

02:16:51.780 yeah i was gonna completely agree with sammy um i i mentioned before i was a stay-at-home dad with

02:16:58.500 my son my oldest and uh he grew up in the mma gyms at night and hanging out with dad doing yard work

02:17:08.020 and growing vegetables and you know plowing snow like whatever during the day in the morning with me

02:17:15.780 and i've never spoken to him i do obviously when he was a baby i talked to him like he was a baby but

02:17:20.900 probably about five or six i started talking to him like a man like a young man

02:17:24.260 and he i go to these birthday parties with him sometimes and there's this place here where it's

02:17:29.620 like a big trampoline party like tons of trampolines and he goes in there man and he is so coordinated

02:17:37.620 and so strong and so so dexterous and um also so cordial and so kind and

02:17:45.460 being able to stay at home with your kids is huge like it that's one of the biggest things like if you

02:17:53.300 can manage to get you or a family member to raise your kids in infancy that is super big like that's

02:17:59.460 the biggest thing you can do so and they're trying to take that away from us by forcing us into a

02:18:04.980 position where our women need to go to work and they want to they want to have these state-sponsored 1.00

02:18:09.220 daycares from cradle to grave raising your children from tit to the coffin like and we can't allow that 0.60

02:18:17.300 we have to fight against that in every way possible and raising our children now to be warriors

02:18:24.420 to be elitists to to have pride and to show strength and not to be meek and mild and humble

02:18:33.380 there are there are times to do that around your own people when you're around a teacher or a better 1.00

02:18:39.620 or an elder to always have that kind of humility but when you're around these fucking nons you show 0.99

02:18:45.620 you show your area and spirit you show your character you show who you are we don't we don't 0.99

02:18:51.140 smile and nod and look at the ground when we walk by we put our chin in the air and let the sun shine 0.99

02:18:57.380 off our beautiful fucking faces and uh yeah be be real with your kids be honest with them 0.99

02:19:04.740 like we talked about this the other day i talked about it with mythos actually give your kids as much 1.00

02:19:08.740 of the information that they can understand as soon as they can understand it because uh this is where

02:19:17.460 we're the men who are dealing with the hard times that the soft men created before us and it's our job

02:19:25.540 to make our sons generals each of them each of them a general each of them a private and i totally

02:19:32.820 believe in that too like frank said earlier that that is that's it's like coaching mma you want you

02:19:39.540 you want your students to become better than you if you're not training the men below you to become 0.98

02:19:45.060 better than you you're a fucking jew you're you're gatekeeping and you shouldn't have any influence any 1.00

02:19:52.100 power you should be we should be lifting all of our men up and our children our women our women as 1.00

02:19:58.260 well i'm i'm totally for the women getting involved i do i do love when we have women in here so thanks ladies 1.00

02:20:09.300 why power little ladies um yeah no that's very true and uh i don't know if you've noticed this

02:20:16.500 trend but like a lot of these nons will have like they'll have a stroller with like a five-year-old

02:20:22.660 baby in there and they're still pushing this little five-year-old baby around in a stroller

02:20:28.180 and you're like this kid should be walking like yeah like as soon as possible like why are you why

02:20:34.900 do you still have that fat little baby in the baby stroller and yeah some white some white 0.96

02:20:40.500 stroller you might be right you might be right actually something something along those lines

02:20:51.220 like they can't afford a leash for the kid or something i don't know but um i've just noticed

02:20:56.580 it a lot of the time and a lot of these new new mothers too uh even some white ones do it but i guess 1.00

02:21:02.820 like you know you're you're looking at it wrong too right maybe they're stealing that stroller you

02:21:08.580 know what i mean maybe that stroller was sitting outside of a nice business and they're like hey 0.95

02:21:12.980 tyrone hop in that stroller we're selling this shit on ebay yeah yeah and i mean um like a lot of 0.92

02:21:22.180 it is part of this feminism thing like you know uh how like i remember back in the day when i was a 1.00

02:21:28.020 kid all the girls had their little babies their little babies you know they're taking care of the 1.00

02:21:31.940 babies like like it's a real baby you know they're they're changing the fake diaper on the fake baby

02:21:38.500 you know they're pushing the baby around in the stroller and then they you know there i think 0.99

02:21:42.740 that there's been a like a disconnect from from all that kind of thing and and just like how damn you 0.82

02:21:49.460 had high-end schools i think out here in america they used to give the girls like eggs and then they 1.00

02:21:54.660 would have to draw a face on them and the teacher would sign them and then you would have to like 0.88

02:21:59.060 keep this egg alive for like fucking two weeks or something and bring it back in and show the teacher 0.95

02:22:04.900 that you didn't break it and uh replace it with a new one yeah no i think i think they do that here 0.89

02:22:10.500 too but i don't really know but um yeah no i mean that's not the schools that's doing it it's like

02:22:14.900 the parents and then uh i think that develops into like maturity maternal instincts type skills and

02:22:21.620 i don't know i just something i noticed and it's kind of crazy we'll go to will now 0.99

02:22:24.980 yeah um yeah fuck like you see just uh the worst parenting out there like in today's world i mean 0.99

02:22:37.780 you've got these fucking um he's like dads acting as mums and uh you know filling in for the mother 1.00

02:22:46.500 even in uh you know relationships where they are then they're not divorced and they're just like 1.00

02:22:53.220 you know absolute cucks you know you know i hate seeing men walking around with the baby 1.00

02:22:58.980 like strapped to their belly you know those those like harness things uh i mean something about that 0.94

02:23:06.100 is just uh so emasculating but um i think a good example that um we could all look to is how

02:23:14.900 children used to be raised like even like in ancient times like uh you know a child

02:23:22.900 i'm speaking for guys like males specifically i'm not sure how um i won't go into how uh girls were

02:23:31.140 raised but um it's like uh the boys would you know pretty much stay at home their whole life until not

02:23:39.620 the whole life so they would stay at home until they were about five or six and they wouldn't see

02:23:44.900 too much of their father their father wouldn't really uh play a massive role in that um in that

02:23:52.820 period but uh their mother would you know um yeah sort of uh impart their like the the feminine side 1.00

02:24:03.460 into them at that young age and that hanging around the house you know helping mum with stuff and uh

02:24:09.460 things like that playing around with their friends when they could but uh you know looking at that

02:24:14.900 seeing their father was like sort of like a rare thing and you sort of had to you sort of like meant

02:24:20.020 to revere your father when you're young you see him as this sort of like godly figure and uh yeah like

02:24:27.140 there wasn't too much interaction between father and son but when they became of age when they're about

02:24:32.820 yeah i think it was maybe six or eight um they would uh uh sort of like meet their father officially

02:24:41.940 like meet their father and uh start going out and doing like manly shit like going hunting going into 0.78

02:24:48.500 the forest and uh the dad would uh you know teach him how to be a man and uh the the motherly you know it 0.98

02:24:57.940 would be seen as a you know a boy who's still tied to his mother's apron at that age was uh you know

02:25:07.060 that was highly frowned upon and it was time to be like you know let the mother go and uh start being

02:25:13.220 a man so i think uh men play a massive role too much of a a role in uh children's early lives these

02:25:23.540 days and um you know there's too much mothering uh that comes from the men and that can have a 0.99

02:25:32.180 uh a negative impact on uh and children's growth so yeah

02:25:43.220 absolutely uh too much mothering yeah it doesn't doesn't make a good man that's for sure

02:25:49.540 um and we're seeing the the products of that actually a lot of uh but i mean uh

02:25:57.620 yeah obviously it's hard like i mean a lot of people get divorced these days it's very common

02:26:02.020 and uh you know people have to juggle it and find balance which which can make it a lot harder and you

02:26:07.300 know but yeah yeah sorry go on

02:26:14.020 absolutely yeah pretty much uh you pretty much said it all there um we got uh we got 45 minutes

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02:28:46.340 did we get uh we'll go to paul what's going on welcome back paul

02:28:51.300 what's up guys my phone died i'm sorry about that yeah it was not too white power of me i didn't have

02:28:57.940 my charger that's all good it happens

02:29:06.420 what did i miss anything good

02:29:10.180 we were talking about the family uh and uh raising raising well you missed it a bunch of

02:29:17.140 images of spirit they were here on camels yeah yeah yeah you did miss that

02:29:23.940 we were talking about how when we were younger and we uh wanted to find our friends we had to actually

02:29:29.780 take our bike out of the garage and go driving all around the neighborhood and look for a big pile of

02:29:35.220 bikes you know what i mean because there was no cell phones or anything like that oh man those were the

02:29:40.260 times you know if nothing else you was at least getting exercise i remember getting lost in the woods as a

02:29:44.900 kid and and not being scared you know i'm just building forts in the woods like we used to just

02:29:53.140 build these forts high up in the tree you know you just build the like the plank uh ladder all the way

02:29:59.780 up and then you just put a some plywood up on some tree and i don't know how the hell we didn't fall out

02:30:05.300 out of those things but yeah no i miss that and then you know just forts in general yeah i'm just

02:30:12.420 i'm just taking the new person in the neighborhood to uh go snipe hunting anybody else been snipe hunting

02:30:21.620 yeah i used to go snipe hunting my stepdad pulled he pulled a meanest joke on me we were out in blm

02:30:28.980 shooting guns and we're he told me we were hunting we're looking for like hogs 0.98

02:30:38.100 but like i didn't know i was like you know seven eight years old and he has me lay down we're prone

02:30:45.620 and we're looking at this thing he's like there's a bear right there i said what you see it he's like

02:30:51.700 you're looking right at it and i'm looking through the scope he's like it's coming it's starting to come

02:30:55.780 at us he's like you're looking at it your crosshairs are on it shoot shoot so i shot he's

02:31:01.460 like you hit it hit us more although he made me mag dump and then he's like come on he jumps up and 1.00

02:31:06.260 fucking takes off in a full sprint i think this thing's chasing us down i am fucking on his ass 0.99

02:31:12.500 running as fast as this full-grown national guard serviceman it was the scariest fucking thing of my 1.00

02:31:19.060 life but that kind of stuff it made me like unafraid of death i was it was the coolest but 0.99

02:31:25.620 scariest fucking experience 0.68

02:31:29.780 yeah it's crazy how those how those help make us men you know where we're not scared to take 0.99

02:31:34.740 on the world and stuff like that is getting the scared out of you so much 0.96

02:31:37.860 absolutely that's awesome run motherfucker um we got ns88 vril uh welcome take it away 0.98

02:31:50.660 hey uh white power everyone um thanks for having me back just wanted to share a quick story that 0.98

02:31:57.460 you know happened to me a few days ago um so i was uh with my buddy and went and had a

02:32:05.860 a few beers and had to go drop them off back in compton and uh bad area um you know there's a l super

02:32:16.820 mexican grocery store you know just had to go in and use the head real quick um when we got there

02:32:24.660 there is a only one bathroom and uh there's a lady in the corner it's a mexican lady in line and 1.00

02:32:36.420 i wasn't sure if she was waiting for someone or or what and there's a code for the door my buddy told

02:32:41.940 me the code i put in the code and she said something to me in spanish um but i just kept going to you

02:32:49.380 know check the code to see if there's someone in there and it clicked red and it's like no it's

02:32:54.420 occupied and i turn around i'm like oh i guess it's occupied i don't speak spanish 0.95

02:32:59.460 and uh i guess that pissed her off she kept like saying nasty shit and spanish so i'm like whatever 0.98

02:33:09.780 i take a few steps back with my buddy and i'm like it's not a fucking crime to you know not know 1.00

02:33:16.020 spanish we're over here in america we speak english in america it's fucking bullshit that they're 0.99

02:33:22.420 entitled and they think that oh i'm the problem because i speak english and i told her like you 0.99

02:33:30.500 know we speak english in america you know what i mean and uh so whatever i blow it off like not a

02:33:38.980 big deal um she she goes in the restroom next and uh this guy comes up right next to me short little 1.00

02:33:48.340 mexican guy i'm kind of putting two two together in my brain like because he's showing up like he's

02:33:54.580 here to fight someone and then this is me and my buddy in line so i just stay quiet and wait for

02:34:01.700 her to get out so she gets out and then she points at me to the the guy she goes it's him and then he 1.00

02:34:10.740 comes over to me puts his hands in his pocket like he's got a knife and he came up to me right in my

02:34:16.580 face and he's like what are you saying to my girlfriend blah blah blah blah blah i'm like whoa what 0.99

02:34:22.580 the fuck i told him i was talking to my buddy and i'm over here waiting in line why are you giving 0.99

02:34:28.260 me a problem and uh he kept trying to get closer and closer to me i could see he either had a gun or 0.99

02:34:35.460 a knife in his sweater and i put my arm out like if you come closer and touch my arm like i'm gonna 0.73

02:34:41.860 fuck you up i told him uh back up he's like what'd you say what'd you say and i told him i was like 0.99

02:34:48.340 like i'm a u.s navy veteran like i fought for my country you're all gonna be here and be ungrateful 1.00

02:34:54.500 and expect me to speak spanish i told him speak fucking english if you don't like it go back to 1.00

02:35:00.740 mexico you know and they just laughed and i went in the restroom and then i'm like you know what if 0.99

02:35:08.180 they're out there when i get back out i'm just gonna start swinging because my buddy's out there i could

02:35:13.220 take both of them but if he had a gun that made it worse or knife but i didn't have anything with me

02:35:19.860 to defend myself so that was my mistake you know just going out having a few beers it's like

02:35:27.540 you're not supposed to drink if you have a concealed carry or all that i i don't have one yet but i think

02:35:33.700 i didn't like the fact that i i didn't necessarily back down but i held my ground i wanted to take it a

02:35:42.660 step further for them trying to fucking instigate it um but i just wanted to share that story because 0.97

02:35:49.300 it's really bad uh over here in california with all the spics like trying to start shit and when i got 1.00

02:35:58.660 to the parking lot this dude this mexican dude this spic rolled up on his bike and he had a backpack 1.00

02:36:06.740 and he's like oh hey hey come over here let me come talk to you and um there was like a crowd

02:36:12.500 that was starting to get drawn so we ended up just hopping in the car and leaving um but i just

02:36:21.140 wanted to inform my other brothers out there that um they're looking for a fight and to start 0.86

02:36:26.660 shit you know right there's nothing wrong though keeping a vest in the vehicle and uh 0.94

02:36:32.580 and uh and ar and in the truck along with maybe like 200 rounds yeah that's right i usually keep 0.94

02:36:40.180 a gun in my trunk um i didn't that day but yeah i'm gonna go back to that just wanted to bring the

02:36:46.420 awareness you know it wasn't a good idea to go there i wasn't trying to start shit but i definitely 0.83

02:36:52.260 stuck out being like the only white guy there me and my buddy um so yeah i just wanted to share 0.83

02:37:00.180 that story because uh you know it's it's happening over here in california like you can't walk into a

02:37:06.100 crowd without you know checking the skin color of these because uh they try to click up and start

02:37:13.220 issues and as a Aryan white race we got to come together and uh you know defend each other more and

02:37:19.700 look out for each other so you know i'm looking to get more uh active in the you know active community

02:37:26.980 um dealing with some job stuff right now but i'm gonna get back into that so anyway i'm gonna land

02:37:32.740 there thank you

02:37:40.340 white power and uh yeah it's good it didn't escalate any further than you know what was necessary but uh 0.85

02:37:46.900 good for you for holding your ground you know they uh they need to be they need to you know

02:37:51.620 realize that they're why are they speaking you know getting mad because we don't speak their language

02:37:56.340 it's not their country so them i mean uh they do it up here too like the uh the indians will be 1.00

02:38:05.300 and you know you can't understand what they're saying and and then you get mad at them you know

02:38:09.460 you tell them well can i can we get somebody that speaks english no sir i am manager here

02:38:14.980 so yeah it gets excuse me it gets a little bit uh obnoxious when you when you have to deal with

02:38:20.900 it regularly like that so yeah um uh paul and then sammy i was just gonna tell in s88 that my heart

02:38:30.980 goes out to you brother i'm in the same situation but i'm in georgia man they're they don't really go 0.60

02:38:36.260 around trying to start shit but they're very very disrespectful and it's getting old seeing 0.98

02:38:42.660 all these mexicans that don't speak english in their brand new trucks that are 150 000 trucks so 1.00

02:38:48.260 i definitely feel you on that pain but uh yeah it's it's that honestly the hitler and these 0.99

02:38:56.340 fucking beaners is what's made me racist you know i'm 41 and i went 40 years without without 0.98

02:39:01.700 hating anybody you know i was brought up to love until you disrespect me but yeah they've 0.99

02:39:06.660 definitely started to make me hate and uh so i just want to tell you i love you brother and 1.00

02:39:11.700 we're in this together man i hope you have a better day and fuck these beaners thank you brother white power 1.00

02:39:20.260 hell yeah go ahead sammy 1.00

02:39:24.740 yeah did you say you were you're a navy seal veteran

02:39:31.700 no no no i'm a navy veteran not a navy seal navy okay navy veteran well that's i guess

02:39:41.540 you know still you know as a american military veteran i just want to say you know shame

02:39:50.660 you there's no excuse for you to be going anywhere especially in this day and age especially if we

02:39:57.220 consider ourselves in a war you should not be going anywhere in public unarmed that's shame

02:40:03.700 just gonna say it shame i mean that's i know you're in california and so it's kind of hard to

02:40:09.380 you got a lot a little bit more hurdles to jump through but man that's i don't get it at least you

02:40:15.700 know not to just call you out i'll call all these city boys out you know we shame on all of you

02:40:21.380 like are you taking this serious or not it's not fist fight time anymore it's it's we're in a war

02:40:28.100 it's war time you should not be going anywhere even in the fob you shouldn't be walking around your 0.97

02:40:33.300 house without a gun in every corner ready to pick it up like we take this seriously because you don't

02:40:39.700 know when it's gonna pop off and you're gonna wish you had that thing and yeah i get the you know

02:40:45.300 probably shouldn't be getting drunk with a gun but dude our enemies are armed they don't follow

02:40:50.820 our laws so if you gotta go out and get a little boozed up keep the gun on you

02:40:58.740 be trained be well enough aware of the situations that if you have to get in a fist fight you know

02:41:05.140 you're capable just fist fight you can fist fight with a gun in your hip with a gun in your appendix dude 0.57

02:41:10.420 but there's no absolutely no excuse man or woman to be going outside the house without a firearm

02:41:18.820 so get get serious people well i think what's

02:41:26.580 and go ahead

02:41:31.460 oh maybe did he did he get disconnected

02:41:33.940 i think he's glitching out

02:41:40.420 ns ns 88 real if you can hear me i just want to agree with sammy you know if you're going to go

02:41:47.540 out and just have a couple beers and not get inebriated bring your gun on you you know if you're 0.98

02:41:52.500 a sloppy drunk who blacks out then yeah probably don't bring your gun on you because you might wake 1.00

02:41:57.300 up in the morning without it and you're no use to anybody if you're that fucking drunk but yeah you're 0.99

02:42:02.820 going out for like one or two casual beers and you're going to keep your sense about you yeah 0.99

02:42:07.620 definitely bring your gun and be careful yeah we got i'll put that out my bad white oh i was just

02:42:14.980 going to say we got a chat uh in the white excellence uh gtv stream he's that's just the

02:42:20.180 guy 88 says that's why i don't drink would you rather be drunk or be armed make the white choice

02:42:27.380 but he also said all these nons are in debt for six figures vehicle for their vehicles so don't be

02:42:33.540 envious which is true uh i'll be honest with you that i quit drinking over 50 years ago because i'd be

02:42:42.980 in the bar with friends and we'd be drinking out of the pitcher and then i'd hit that point where

02:42:48.020 okay that little bit of drunk hit me and then i'm thinking to myself all right if somebody

02:42:52.500 with me how am i going to defend myself how am i going to fight and then i sit there and i feel

02:42:57.380 like i can defend myself properly right now right and that was the biggest motivation i

02:43:05.540 haven't drank in over 15 years yeah yeah we got to know our limits uh ns go ahead and paul

02:43:14.260 hey thanks for having me back yeah i glitched out there earlier not sure what happened but yeah i just

02:43:18.500 wanted to uh reply back to the other guy about bringing the heater everywhere um in california the

02:43:25.300 only thing that's been stopping me is that if you know i get i have a registered um gun it's just

02:43:32.180 if i get caught you know concealed carrying um that's like i don't know what the you know sentence

02:43:38.180 is for that but i'm pretty sure it's some jail time unless i go to the supreme court i don't know

02:43:44.580 enough about that i would love to carry it with me all the time but you know i have a kid and i don't

02:43:50.180 want to spend a bunch of time in jail either because i'm trying to spend it helping the white race and 0.98

02:43:54.980 not being locked up so yeah but you're a veteran how hard is it to get your fucking concealed carry 0.98

02:44:01.140 right yeah so i just got to work on that yeah quit look if we're in a war it's just this is go time 1.00

02:44:07.540 it's fucking serious i know we like to you know shoot the shit and bullshit on the internet but if 0.99

02:44:12.180 we're gonna be fucking serious about all this stuff any i'm telling everybody i'm not just talking to 0.99

02:44:17.300 you and i'm not just calling you out i'm calling out every single person that's fucking listening 0.98

02:44:22.020 if you don't own a firearm and if you don't have your concealed carry and you need it today 1.00

02:44:27.220 fucking start get get on it stop fucking around like this isn't this is not a joke stop 1.00

02:44:33.220 fucking around i don't know why you gotta yell at me shut up tell me tf 1.00

02:44:42.340 i agree with him though he's right you know i've been saying that for how long 0.99

02:44:45.620 yep i'm gonna get it soon that's the difference let's go uh take it away paul

02:44:53.700 well i guess i might be beating a dead horse but yeah i was definitely gonna say if you

02:44:57.220 you know like sammy said if you have the ability to get to get a conceal i don't know how it is in

02:45:03.060 any other state but in georgia all you gotta do is go to the courthouse all you gotta do is go to

02:45:06.580 the courthouse apply pay and and that's it and then you'll get told whether you get one or not it's

02:45:11.460 not hard at all it's not hard at all it's it's less than a trip to the grocery store i promise

02:45:16.980 but definitely have one if you can

02:45:21.940 god i'm envious of you americans

02:45:25.620 sweet now i'm gonna get my drink though and i'm gonna hold it in my waist 0.98

02:45:29.300 shit i got three in each sock man i got three in each heel 1.00

02:45:39.140 they're armed they're dangerous well if you're not folding yours up and keeping it in your wallet you 1.00

02:45:45.620 you ain't fucking living you don't 0.97

02:45:47.380 i'm just imagining maga just walking up to a group of gnaws with his drago 0.99

02:46:02.420 i see maga every night with his guns laid all around him talking to him like they're his old

02:46:07.220 buddies like in the neighborhood like hey guys tomorrow do y'all just want to ride around and

02:46:12.020 see what we can find yeah i've got my little buddy that always goes with me unless i'm like you know

02:46:24.020 in some like uh you know uh light or something then i got a little mini pocket gun and yeah i always

02:46:32.020 like right now i got three guns sitting around me you know

02:46:34.820 in case i have to you know one nine millimeter pointing at the back door in case i have to pick

02:46:44.980 that one up you know what i mean because i can't be bothered to you to actually twist around in my

02:46:50.180 little computer chair and shoot somebody you know i'm just going to grab but you got to have one in

02:46:55.060 the bathroom because that's where you're most vulnerable 0.96

02:46:56.980 notorious big said that you know what this this brings me up to a topic right i think somebody

02:47:07.380 would have like uh somebody could

02:47:14.100 creating like a single or double shot brass gun you know and make it to where the brass won't crack

02:47:20.100 or something like that right just something that you can uh throw in your shower you know what i'm

02:47:25.860 saying and take a shower with it it can get wet and it won't rust or get all up and if something

02:47:31.140 happens then okay grab up the little brass monkey and shoot you know what i'm saying i mean is that

02:47:36.900 so hard to ask i want one i look for it i can't find it anywhere and i'm like if i was able to make 0.97

02:47:43.620 squirt guns probably make a million dollars damn here i am

02:47:49.700 they do make them mega they're called squirt guns super soakers 0.82

02:47:55.860 all right

02:48:00.820 those when i was a kid you know dude them super soakers man there's always that one kid that had 0.97

02:48:05.620 that big powerful one that fucking hurt yeah they don't make 0.93

02:48:11.380 yeah yeah that that was me right well well me 0.97

02:48:19.380 my mom for it my friend happened to be with me and he happened to say oh that's pretty cool and you know my

02:48:25.540 mom she's just like oh you like one so uh yeah you know unless i wanted to carry like a water hose from 1.00

02:48:34.020 my house you know i was fun hey friends friend of the family uh i seen your message and uh we we're

02:48:42.100 trying to get you up here but it keeps glitching so maybe maybe just shut your app down and like make

02:48:47.540 sure it's fully updated sometimes it might be glitching for that uh otherwise i'm not really

02:48:52.500 sure why we can't get you up here so um apologies for that but uh yeah i'd recommend just uh make

02:48:57.540 sure your app's up to date and then try again and we'll get you up here

02:49:00.740 i'll tell you one thing my mom did that really with me right is when the uh nintendo 64 and the

02:49:13.140 original playstation came out right uh she went ahead and bought me both of them right so i had a

02:49:19.380 playstation and an internet 10. we got some games and i thought it was real cool right i thought i was

02:49:28.180 the man and then after 30 days she told me okay now uh figure out which one you like best and give

02:49:35.220 the other one away and uh yeah i was done and i didn't want to give any of them away so what did

02:49:43.380 i do i gave away my original nintendo right with like 50 games on it and shit and uh the the person 0.91

02:49:51.780 i gave it to right uh my mom's friend right her her son and uh i found out he only had

02:49:59.940 weeks and his dad threw it away and i'm like why the throw it away you could have given it back to me

02:50:05.540 and uh yeah that was a real sorry uh a real sad uh uh you know point in my life you know it is what 0.99

02:50:12.420 it is these damn video games uh stay away from them they're there to control your brain 0.98

02:50:20.820 you're just throwing around gaming systems like candy that's crazy uh paul take it away 0.99

02:50:27.140 i got a similar story with ninja turtles growing up i i loved the ninja turtles and when my freshman

02:50:33.300 year of high school my first official football camp where we went out of town for two weeks

02:50:37.540 when i got back my mom had given all my toys all my ninja turtles away even stuff that i

02:50:44.020 hadn't even opened yet that i was going to keep and yeah i still think about that today man like how

02:50:47.700 much money that could be worth you know but i'd have to give it to my mom anyway because she had 0.75

02:50:52.180 figured out a way to make me feel guilty about keeping it you y'all know how moms are 1.00

02:50:56.340 oh yeah oh yeah so we got like uh 20 minutes left here guys and girls um so uh last five minutes if

02:51:09.460 you want to grab a mic um feel free to grab a mic in the last five minutes otherwise we're going to cut

02:51:14.980 the speaker requests off and uh then get wound down until we go to white powers white power lunch hour so

02:51:22.420 um yeah last chance for a mic uh and uh let me check these repos okay we got 45 repos that's

02:51:30.900 better than that's better we're almost there we're almost there i'm gonna do my handstand just kidding

02:51:35.140 guys i uh i'm not that uh flexible well i mean uh i don't know i've never actually tried a handstand to

02:51:42.260 be honest uh i'm sure i could do it i just never really you know you should be doing your headstands

02:51:48.580 right all right you know put a little uh pillow right against your wall right and then like put

02:51:59.060 your head against it you know with your hands and then like kick your head uh kick yourself up right

02:52:03.860 you stand uh vertical against the wall right and uh let all your body weight sit on your neck that's

02:52:09.060 going to build all your neck muscles and everything like that so uh if you do get into fighting somebody

02:52:14.100 like cold cocks you really hard your neck isn't gonna like snap around like a little 0.98

02:52:18.740 bitch and you know knock yourself unconscious or pull something in it oh yeah yeah no i could do i 1.00

02:52:24.100 could do that i was thinking in my mind i was thinking a cartwheel i don't know why the 1.00

02:52:27.380 fuck i was confusing a cartwheel to the handstand but you know you know 0.99

02:52:33.940 you damn canadian holy shit were you gonna toss the baton too i mean like come on 1.00

02:52:39.060 only to you but uh yeah so grab a mic anybody that wants to grab a mic thank you 1.00

02:52:57.380 what'd you say about cookie monster

02:52:59.060 go ahead aaron

02:53:05.620 i said it's baked cookie monster real cookie monster here no i'm cookie monster

02:53:14.980 uh so if you want a good neck workout for um strength training specifically for combat

02:53:22.580 there's a sport called left way and it's like uh more violent muay thai they do head butts they

02:53:30.260 do bare it's bare knuckle there's there's like takedowns kind of but you can't once you hit the ground you

02:53:34.820 reset and if you don't knock the other person out you don't win so a lot of people just have

02:53:39.860 like a lot of draws but it's an interesting sport uh the champion is a french canadian dude actually

02:53:47.860 named david le duke i did a seminar with him for one day that was pretty cool

02:53:54.580 uh and then on top of that i also wanted to read a nietzsche quote

02:53:59.940 if you guys are down for that i love my let's go

02:54:05.620 man is a rope tied between beast and the over man a rope over an abyss

02:54:10.820 just visualizing that i don't know if you're still speaking i see your microphone on still so

02:54:31.220 i think maybe you're cutting out can you hear me yeah we got you yeah that's it it's basically like

02:54:43.620 it's just an analogy for the journey it's it's a journey instead of the destination kind of like

02:54:48.660 what we were saying as of right now humanity is a journey towards the final evolution or at

02:54:54.420 least the pinnacle of the evolution that we can achieve which is the over man 0.74

02:55:01.780 damn right damn right it's all about the journey

02:55:09.460 so um i'm just checking over the timeline here uh it's kind of a nothing burger in the news but 0.97

02:55:18.900 massive fireball scene falling from the sky over tennessee south carolina and georgia so something

02:55:26.500 some kind of massive something to rather hit the earth i don't know any much more about that um

02:55:33.380 we got doge terminating 312 government contracts coming back with his flaming sword 0.84

02:55:39.620 oh shit he's on fire he's on fire um yeah i guess uh yeah there's not there's not a lot on the news 1.00

02:55:52.980 line um a lot of faggots crying um um not a whole lot not a whole lot it's pretty boring for the news 1.00

02:56:05.380 actually um u.s president trump considers lifting oil sanctions on iran to help rebuild the country 0.99

02:56:15.460 what a weird uh what a weird timeline we live in

02:56:22.980 well they're having the world's largest swimming lesson right now in uh edenville in florida

02:56:31.540 is uh teaching a bunch of black kids uh how to swim and uh yeah it's officially the world's 0.92

02:56:40.580 largest swim lesson that they're pushing for so you know maybe they got something to swim for i don't 1.00

02:56:45.620 know maybe they got somewhere to go swim back to africa you little fucking niggers uh oh go ahead paul 0.99

02:56:57.140 well you kind of got me there with that it's not a boring timeline to me uh where does it say that 0.99

02:57:01.140 happened in georgia the fireball because i i live in north georgia and i haven't heard anything from

02:57:05.940 anybody anywhere let me see here it's just i'll put it up in the nest here i see this one video

02:57:15.300 man this this one dude like picked this other kid up and he just fucking wailed him and slammed him on 0.96

02:57:20.580 the ground and walked away oh yeah i mean it was a muslim it was a muslim family but still it was 0.99

02:57:28.020 pretty well but i mean the jew that did you did it to the muslim family yeah that's pretty wild yes and 0.77

02:57:34.500 then he and i don't even know why he went to the ground like that like it just looked weird he's

02:57:40.900 he looked like a dog with worms yeah yeah he did you know um and did anybody see that uh jew that 1.00

02:57:52.340 killed that pastor and crucified him and then had a plan to kill 13 more 14 more pastors in 10 different

02:57:59.140 states yeah that whole thing was really weird i don't really know what to think about that because

02:58:04.100 for one like they they did an interview with like a news reporter like a like a woman news reporter 1.00

02:58:10.100 that's like in jail with the guy talking to the guy like i don't know that whole thing kind of seems a

02:58:15.700 little bit staged to me but uh i really don't know much more about it but i mean they're interviewing

02:58:21.620 the guy like face to face whereas most of those kind of things they wouldn't like they wouldn't you'd

02:58:26.820 never hear from the guy ever uh after something like that so it's kind of weird for me uh and about

02:58:32.820 that fireball uh it was seen falling from the skies over tennessee south carolina and georgia so a lot

02:58:40.180 of people saw it falling so but no uh let me check here actually let me see if anyone in the comments is

02:58:46.500 yeah no no nothing nothing that uh i bet you that fire

02:58:54.020 chinese lanterns or something like that yeah it's probably some chinese space debris it's 1.00

02:58:58.660 fucking you know it's always falling on us 0.99

02:59:03.540 go ahead aaron 1.00

02:59:07.540 you guys know why niggers can't swim 1.00

02:59:09.300 i i i know this one but i can't think of it right now there ain't nothing to steal in the water 0.95

02:59:25.220 there you go yeah the uh no no incentive no incentive it's it's like going in a bookstore in a riot

02:59:39.300 uh who who came up here i've seen someone come up but i don't know my you know they made that noise

02:59:44.900 but i don't see who came up that was me i had to recycle oh okay turn it into garbage so that last

02:59:51.540 take i missed stop fooling around reduce reuse recycle you're the future 0.97

02:59:58.020 but yeah i guess i'll use this uh these magazines up into these motherfuckers oh yeah load them up 1.00

03:00:10.180 load them up but i guess i'll use this uh lull in in anybody wanting to speak um tonight uh in a few 0.74

03:00:19.860 hours at 2 p.m pacific i'm going to be doing a duo omegle stream with mr p

03:00:25.940 uh i'm going to be doing cookie monster stream with mr p so we'll be doing duos on uh monkey and 0.72

03:00:32.980 fucking with some niggers so if you guys are into that kind of thing uh make sure you check it out i 1.00

03:00:38.020 i posted it down below in the in the uh comments so if if you're into that kind of thing uh yeah come 1.00

03:00:44.580 by have some fun have some laughs we'll be going on uh until about when uh ht takes over which if you

03:00:51.300 didn't know he's going to be back today with his uh with his gtv streams so just if you were unaware

03:01:00.100 is he doing is he doing a puppet too like elmo or the count or something because if he's not he needs to

03:01:08.420 i didn't ask him actually i think he's just gonna be himself uh with his mask on and his helmet and uh

03:01:14.660 yeah we're gonna see how it goes it'll be the first uh dual stream for both of us that's terrible 0.99

03:01:19.460 make his ass go get a fucking puppet yeah count chocolate would be awesome that would be 0.99

03:01:28.580 fucking funny yeah no i mean maybe he's gonna surprise me with something but i i think he's 1.00

03:01:33.140 just gonna be doing his normal as long as he doesn't do a burton ernie don't don't make sure 0.99

03:01:37.860 he doesn't get a burton ernie fucking puppet 0.99

03:01:43.700 some of these some of these women on there they have their eyebrows looking like burton ernie like 1.00

03:01:47.860 those drawn on fucking thick eyebrows and i'm just like damn this person looks like fucking burton ernie 0.99

03:01:59.220 i feel like a snuffle off a kiss would be a really funny one oh wow look at this bag in here 1.00

03:02:06.660 another fucking that would be kind of funny 0.99

03:02:18.100 yeah i personally i gotta look into getting some more characters uh because i don't know if uh doing 0.96

03:02:23.460 cookie monster every single day is sustainable for my voice but uh i i did i did have some uh new honey

03:02:30.420 that i got and it's actually been a lot better than the honey that i had so uh i'm i'm not completely

03:02:35.940 destroyed in the voice department what doesn't kill you makes you stronger yeah i'm right you

03:02:42.740 know i mean think about it that hundred pound dumbbell you know you weren't able to lift that

03:02:48.020 but you know you start working on it every day and then oh hundred pound dumbbell

03:02:52.420 it's filthy brother so yeah work out them vocal cords man everybody loves cookie monster

03:03:01.380 yeah that's a big hit man that's uh cookie monster is amazing that really makes my day 0.98

03:03:10.180 well i'm happy to hear that you know um somebody sent me a message saying that they were awfully black

03:03:15.140 pilled uh yesterday and that uh you know cookie monster brightens their day so i mean uh if that's

03:03:23.860 not worth doing it then you know what i think that's good i think that's good what's going on nate hey

03:03:32.900 brother hey yeah i popped in last night check that out i just wanted to say man good job um yeah that was

03:03:39.220 that was some fantastic first time seeing it um but yeah i'm definitely going to check you out more

03:03:43.460 often uh for sure uh hey guys i just really popped up to to shoot a notification out to my guys uh white

03:03:50.660 power y'all have a great day i might be in and out

03:03:55.700 well thank you very much for that and thanks for the kind words i uh yeah i mean i've been thinking about

03:04:01.300 doing this for uh like a few months and i finally got the stream key i'm like okay i'm gonna

03:04:06.660 fucking do this now and uh yeah everybody's loved it and uh and i'm happy that the community's been

03:04:12.340 enjoying it so i was i was a little bit on the fence like oh they're gonna say it's a puppet show 0.98

03:04:17.300 your face you know this and that but yeah no everybody's been really supportive and i'm really 0.83

03:04:21.700 appreciated uh appreciative of that and uh monkey is a bunch of retards you see it because they 1.00

03:04:27.860 acknowledge the puppet and not the person you see what i'm saying so as soon as they start making

03:04:33.060 fun of the puppet you already know you got them you know what i'm saying you already know where

03:04:37.140 their uh intelligence level is you know some people they're like well i bet you're fat you know or this

03:04:42.900 or that and you're like okay all right they're at least you know uh you know they at least got some 0.99

03:04:48.020 sense in them but these motherfuckers like uh who the are you talking to like uh yeah it's just 0.99

03:04:57.700 battling what's happening yeah i thought i love uh i love where we're getting in these uh deep uh 0.99

03:05:08.100 like aggressions you know get pulling all these deep aggressions and these nonce is just 0.99

03:05:13.460 fucking hilarious the the fucking shibun that was rapping the other day she was disgusting 1.00

03:05:21.700 yeah she was really she was pissed oh man well next time you see one you can uh give them the 1.00

03:05:33.220 jack sparrow fucking trans uh the the fucking look like the fucking jack sparrow's fucking right 1.00

03:05:41.060 hand man you know what i mean with the fucking bandana and crooked ass teeth but with like a 1.00

03:05:46.100 female voice coming out of it it was real fucked up oh god that was the most fucked up thing ever 1.00

03:05:54.180 yeah that gave me nightmares if if you're talking about the same one i'm talking about 1.00

03:05:59.540 i gave me nightmares what were you saying paul i was just gonna say when you get a real ugly one 0.99

03:06:04.660 you can go what the nigger is that what the nigger is that yeah definitely definitely so 1.00

03:06:12.980 hope to see uh everybody on in there it's a little bit earlier than usual today but uh hd's gonna be 0.93

03:06:18.980 back tonight so i'm not sure how early he's going so we're just gonna kind of go until hd starts so

03:06:24.820 yeah it's uh oh you just you just made me think of something so funny right so uh if if you like

03:06:32.180 you know stitch a little piece of cloth you know what i mean like a a little napkin and cookies 0.93

03:06:37.380 monster's hand and every time a nigger comes up you go oh hold on i got a smudge on camera and you 1.00

03:06:43.540 like pretend to wipe the camera and you're like smudges is gone oh that's a nigger sorry 1.00

03:06:50.660 oh man i'll die 0.96

03:06:56.180 yeah that that would be funny i i i'm working on uh getting like some velcro uh so that i can attach

03:07:03.860 certain things to his hand when i need to you know but it's hard to do a lot of those those

03:07:08.100 things when i'm when i'm live so but that'd be funny yeah just throw one on like a little slit

03:07:14.660 well if you cut a little slit in the back of his head right and put something metal up on the top of

03:07:19.860 his head then you could make like different little hats with magnets on them and you could like pan right

03:07:25.220 off the screen real quick and come right back and you know put a little turban you know that you made on 0.99

03:07:30.820 him and pop right off and knock it off real quick and put a little maga hat on him and come back 0.99

03:07:37.300 bro i'm a maga faggot you guys do it you know or get a little mini bonnet for him and come back 1.00

03:07:46.020 you know what i'm saying just like that would be awesome well i didn't know i didn't you kind of blew 0.98

03:07:52.740 my surprise but i i have a i have a bonnet on order right now i'm waiting for it to get in here a

03:07:57.700 little baby bonnet so that's gonna be uh in the future so you guys get a sneak sneak idea of that

03:08:04.820 i was trying to find find a cookie one but it's uh there i can't find them anywhere so

03:08:09.620 i just got the closest thing to it that i could and uh yeah so there's gonna be a bonnet uh included soon

03:08:15.860 but anyways uh we got three minutes here until white power lunch hour uh so i'm gonna uh say my

03:08:26.100 goodbyes right now because um yeah i'm gonna be a little bit busy today the rest of the day so it's

03:08:31.540 been a really good talk about friend family and uh well okay get in there paul get in there paul

03:08:36.580 i was just gonna help y'all out and wtf uh if you cannot if you can donate to the bigger picture 0.81

03:08:42.820 project please do he's not a lazy nigger so don't you be one absolutely paul 1.00

03:08:52.340 much appreciated paul yeah get in on that bigger picture project i don't know if he posted it above

03:08:57.060 today oh no he did there it is yeah get it get a couple dollars in there you get a ten dollars you

03:09:03.380 know whatever you guys can uh freely afford and uh yeah it's been a good space today we've been

03:09:08.420 talking about a whole bunch of topics so i hope that you guys got a a good uh good amount of

03:09:14.500 information out of everything and uh reaffilled your vril and all that good stuff and uh yeah thank you

03:09:21.220 all for being here today and uh thank you for all the speakers white power guys and i'll make

03:09:26.740 it short and sweet so uh we'll see you guys tomorrow um after the oven side chats with carl

03:09:33.300 rattle wait is it thursday yes thursday after the other side chats with carl rattle and hopefully

03:09:38.340 catch you guys tonight at the stream so white power everybody unite the clans 0.73

03:09:45.380 good having you guys here you guys have a great day white power y'all thank you for being here

03:09:51.780 white power love you guys 0.75

03:09:56.740 white power wtf white power paladin thank you guys get this uh all switched over here 0.99

03:10:09.460 coming up pack a lunch get your white power baloney 0.99

03:10:15.380 and let's go

03:10:26.260 so change uh so change of guard here uh white power lunch hour begins in one minute uh

03:10:34.980 good space starts on time and ends on time that's what i was always told um wait what just happened

03:10:41.540 here oh there we go

03:10:46.580 all right

03:10:49.380 go mask welcome to the panel thank you sir my host with the most bring in the vril uh

03:10:58.740 it is uh thursday it's a thor's day uh just a quick note as we kind of pile into the white power lunch

03:11:06.740 hour here if uh we could ask all of the uh listeners to uh to repost the space when announcing white power

03:11:14.580 lunch hour getting started here we don't want to miss anybody who is hungry uh and needs this uh white 0.85

03:11:21.380 power uh baloney uh and i say the baloney because i was corrected there is real baloney and fake baloney this

03:11:29.620 is the real baloney the german baloney the uh the non oscar meyer version uh so this is the sauce we

03:11:39.140 are going to cook today uh i'm feeling great um chowing my second cup of coffee here ready to make a

03:11:47.140 sandwich and start my eating uh it's 11 o'clock where i am so i can break my fast i have earned my

03:11:56.180 hunger and i'm about to get chomping away um yeah skull mask how are you doing today i am doing well

03:12:05.380 brother full of grill myself i just got myself a fresh cup of coffee ready to get into the white power

03:12:15.540 lunch hour got some beautiful weather in the part of the world over here in this nice white community

03:12:24.900 watching watching watching some people fishing on the river gonna enjoy some of this sunshine while we

03:12:32.100 nice pack a uh excellent white power lunch brother it's good to be here it's good to see you as usual

03:12:38.580 likewise so uh i like i like the uh visual of people fishing on the river that's uh that's awesome

03:12:48.500 fresh water fishing is amazing um it's white power coffee's white power but it's also american power

03:12:55.620 uh right coffee is uh is the american response to the uh the tea uh what is it the tea stamp act

03:13:03.060 whatever it was called uh so we said uh to england uh you can take your tea and shove it we're gonna do

03:13:10.020 coffee from now on so that's that's a bit i'm oversimplifying but uh that's a bit of the coffee lore

03:13:16.500 uh for our american uh heritage there uh so uh yeah yeah thor's day right it's uh uh interesting

03:13:26.500 then there's a lot of people who still don't know this stuff so i want to just kind of uh air it out

03:13:31.140 right thursday is uh named after thor's day uh friday's named after freya day tuesday's named after

03:13:38.660 tears day and wednesday is named after woden's day uh our uh it's uh our white homage to

03:13:46.420 the uh the norse gods um of course then moon day and sunday and saturn's day uh as a reflection on the

03:13:56.740 um on the planets and uh celestial bodies out there uh and uh being white and uh and uh

03:14:07.380 and powerful we are all celestial bodies ourselves in this uh uh um constellation

03:14:16.420 the word i was just talking about that too mythos about how english is this amazing synthesis english

03:14:25.460 and america english especially linguistically is this amazing synthesis of um historical european

03:14:32.420 languages we had a lot of latin influence and a lot of germanic influence and it blended together

03:14:37.540 into this wonderful wonderful expression of uh european-ness and became the lingua franca the

03:14:43.860 first true lingua franca of the world only white people could do that and i am very proud as sad as 0.97

03:14:50.500 it is to have foreigners and browns massacre our language when they try to speak it at the end of the 1.00

03:14:57.060 day that is what they are learning because um they will do anything to soak up our glory so the days of the 0.84

03:15:04.340 the week our testament to that as well yeah yeah it is it's it's a menagerie right uh and and it is uh

03:15:12.180 it's uh there's romance languages latin languages um norse uh the norse language and the old norse have

03:15:21.940 a far bigger impact on english than i thought until i started doing a lot of research on on the etymology of words

03:15:30.180 and kept finding you know and of course norse and and germanic uh have a heavy overlay as well uh and

03:15:37.940 it is uh it comes together in a beautiful poetic uh you know um synthesis and we produce the most amazing

03:15:48.420 things out of it our our collective spirit is in our word and that word does come together as you uh

03:15:55.540 described it uh lingua franca for our people and and we really shouldn't um we really shouldn't allow

03:16:04.180 uh other uh other nons to even use it uh we shouldn't expect and here's the thing okay this is and this

03:16:12.900 is this might be controversial take we should not expect mexicans to move to america or the united

03:16:20.500 states and start speaking english they should always speaks they shouldn't even speak spanish that's

03:16:26.980 that's that's a european language as well they should speak guatemalan right that's the uh where they

03:16:33.300 should all just speak guatemalan and and we should never allow them uh to use our language in the the in 1.00

03:16:40.900 the uh the blasphemy that that that that emits from their uh their you know both you know their burrito

03:16:52.660 eating uh hole so with that uh just so i like it i like it how's a good one i i can go i like this i'm

03:17:03.540 glad you brought that topic up i'd love to talk about language today uh sam and get in there what do you got

03:17:08.340 yeah i'm uh learning german on duolingo and it's crazy how many words are very very similar like i'll

03:17:19.780 get into a new study and one of the lessons will be like guessing it'll show you top down

03:17:27.940 a list of german words and then a list of american words and i've maybe missed like one or two

03:17:37.140 like just guessing based off of like how they sound or it's crazy how similar most of the language is

03:17:48.980 it really is actually and um we have we take our our grammar a lot of our grammar is taken from german as

03:17:56.660 well um the word word itself funnily enough is a proto-germanic word so if you look into the

03:18:04.180 etymology of the word word you and uh go down a nice rabbit hole about is that isn't that the uh

03:18:13.060 isn't that w y r d that that you end up is that yes yeah yeah so the word veered or weird word is uh

03:18:24.100 mort in old english um it was a very uh had a had a lot of layers to it and it gets it has a very um

03:18:33.300 esoteric and interesting history arian what do you got for us brother go ahead

03:18:39.220 oh dude i'm about to spaz out so english germanic english used to have a letter for so if you listen 0.69

03:18:47.460 to the letter w it just sounds fucking stupid it's a w like why did we have to do that because the latin 0.97

03:18:56.340 alphabet didn't have the sound what in it we used to use what was called a wolf kuhn or uh uh if you 0.95

03:19:04.580 go back to old norse and old english it was a wolf kuhn and it was uh a letter in our alphabet that just

03:19:13.940 completely didn't transfer over so we had to create some dumb ass word letter for it that was that's two 0.68

03:19:18.740 words it's a letter that it takes two words to explain it and uh and i lost my other point but

03:19:26.020 i had another good i love that though i love that thank you for pointing that out we we we the this

03:19:31.620 that's amazing uh i i i may have thought you know about that in the past or like you know had these uh

03:19:39.060 these passing thoughts but i appreciate you bringing it out and and laying it into the consciousness here we

03:19:44.900 we need to face it i the w question uh go ahead though or eric if you get that other thought back

03:19:57.940 uh yeah go ahead and lay it on us i love the uh the the uh w question why do we have and it's not even

03:20:06.180 written as to to use it's not to w it's it's two v's as well this is the this is the thing we grow up

03:20:13.780 and think about as uh as young uh white men but uh basirelius uh you had your uh your hand up you

03:20:23.300 want to add to the conversation about language

03:20:28.740 oh i didn't know we were speaking about language i just jumped in the chat

03:20:33.700 yeah we're going to keep it to language if you want to um tell us what you wanted to talk about

03:20:37.940 maybe we can uh table that for uh for later but what's uh what's on your mind

03:20:43.780 that hasn't been in the gun no i was just thinking about um i felt an unusual tension

03:20:52.660 in the air since yesterday um with the uh oncoming events um

03:21:00.260 you know the uh the escalation um with israel and uh also the escalation that i see going on here

03:21:07.460 in the united states primarily um my thoughts are on this uh this uh mayor in new york that's um

03:21:17.700 running for mayor and uh i seen a video of a park that was full of muslims over there

03:21:26.980 and uh i'm just wondering um how everybody's feeling about that and if anybody's actually gonna

03:21:35.700 if we're ever gonna actually do anything about it well we will we will put that on the uh on the

03:21:43.860 items to discuss at some point then um yeah i think it's a relevant topic we may even uh compartmentalize

03:21:51.540 that to the 1488 boys and and see what they uh think about all of that it's worth contemplating but

03:21:58.660 yeah we're gonna stick on the language for a while now kind of uh dive into these weird words that we use

03:22:05.380 to describe uh this uh world we live in i'm doing a little bit of alliteration there if you're

03:22:12.100 catching on um but uh yeah arian uh what was uh what do you got so you were talking about the uh

03:22:22.420 influences of the north one of the major influences that we really got from them was our definite

03:22:28.180 articles german if if uh sammy has gotten to this point yet learning how to use the right the dare

03:22:36.660 duh do death like there's like if i'm not mistaken there's 11 different uses of the word the and the

03:22:43.700 north just had one word for it it was the we just throw the in front of everything we don't have to

03:22:48.900 to try to uh genderize it or pluralize it or uh different different tenses we don't have to do

03:22:56.020 future present past tenses to like describe the different like it simplified it in a way and the

03:23:01.940 north were just like total grugs about it and i think that's super cool but we got a bunch of our 0.97

03:23:06.580 let's go ahead sorry the german the the does and i know mine mine oh that shit pisses me off it's not 1.00

03:23:14.660 so difficult when you're talking like to man or woman but when you get into the fucking animals 1.00

03:23:18.740 and items and stuff it's like well what the fuck how do you tell if a fucking table is a female or a 1.00

03:23:23.780 male right and then also we got about 15 of our words from norse uh through things that are typically 0.98

03:23:33.220 about trade when it comes to like meat but foods and economic things that the the english and the

03:23:41.620 norse had to communicate on more often uh we also get our word king from german koenig 0.94

03:23:51.220 there's so many man i'm a fucking autist about this shit so i appreciate it i love that autism about you 0.93

03:23:56.740 man um yeah and and uh hail grug supremacy uh from the uh the norse there uh i love it yeah um i was uh 0.98

03:24:06.020 i worked through some latin with my son uh this past year uh he said he's was taking a latin class

03:24:13.620 so i was able to uh to learn a few things uh through that process as well and and some of the

03:24:21.060 oh what was a what are they called um um i'm gonna have to look it up but the the different ways that

03:24:30.420 you know the genders and the um and uh and latin is interesting because of the way it puts uh words

03:24:40.180 in different orders to say that say the sentence right it's like uh you know where you put the object

03:24:46.180 and the predicate and so forth i do think that um that english is uh vastly superior in that way

03:24:58.260 in the in the communication that we have and where we put objects and predicates and and direct objects

03:25:05.700 and subjects and and so forth uh and prepositions and all of that um that english is a much smoother

03:25:14.100 language um and uh and then you got to give credit overall to the that synthesis uh coming together you you

03:25:22.740 uh the irish contributed obviously very poetic people uh very poetic speakers and and even thinkers

03:25:31.220 um and it it all is an elevation right it's all an elevation and we don't have to dip into it at all

03:25:41.540 but just in reflection to the usage of of our language by these nons uh it's obvious they have no interest

03:25:50.740 in the elevation of thought and and and word and and where they could go with it uh they're simply

03:25:58.100 uh you know using it's it's a downward spiral in their world but yeah um to sammy's point uh duolingo

03:26:08.820 uh you know is a useful tool i think it's it i wonder if it's better than uh rosetta stone and i think it's

03:26:17.780 it's free right i i was uh using uh rosetta stone for my kids on um on swedish uh to teach them some

03:26:25.860 swedish so we were uh using that product but uh duolingo uh is probably an excellent option for all of us to uh

03:26:34.100 to learn a uh one of our uh historic languages uh but then you know going forward uh using english um i wonder if

03:26:45.780 anybody's that and uh has issues with english i know i grew up and i thought english was terrible

03:26:52.660 right it's uh it was uh it made you memorize i thought latin must be so superior because

03:26:59.300 it's rule-based right and and there are these rules and and everything makes sense in these rules

03:27:05.300 and english is like you know there's three terms of the word there right and you have to you know

03:27:10.820 memorize them and then you have the uh the old bad rule that doesn't work for almost anything which

03:27:16.580 is i before e except after a c and that that applies to like seven words and then all the rest

03:27:22.980 of the words don't apply you know that they don't fit that that model so it's not a uh it's not a good

03:27:30.340 rule so it it bugged me for uh for a while until i realized the power of of casting spells with the

03:27:39.060 with the english language and casting spells just being a means to manifest thought and reverberated

03:27:46.820 into the universe for purpose and and meaning and uh and i think english language is superior for that 0.99

03:27:53.620 but yeah fitz side what do you got yeah english is for faggots i guess i'm a faggot that's fine 0.99

03:28:00.660 no but the point is uh the point the biggest problem with english is that it's a bastardized 0.99

03:28:06.820 language it's um it it has adopted other people's words instead of just creating a new world word and

03:28:13.220 that's what you're supposed to do right so let's say if there's a a french like we have too many french 1.00

03:28:18.580 words in english we have too many uh foreign words in english and we should have created new words to

03:28:24.020 replace those words and that's what the ancient greeks did right instead of uh using the egyptian

03:28:30.420 word for god they created a new word you know but in english you just adopt the foreign word which is

03:28:36.580 dumb and it really bastardized the uh like hook orthotics is almost impossible to do in english 0.57

03:28:43.620 which is funny because they always write there's like more sight words than the actual words you can 0.95

03:28:49.540 uh sound out and that's the biggest problem with english well we had um in in our adoption of other

03:28:58.420 languages and this is one of the reasons i absolutely adore language or english language

03:29:02.900 is that we use words like chronology and chronological which comes from the greek root

03:29:07.620 chronos which was the god of time so in actually create in in adopting these loan words and and

03:29:15.220 implementing them into our language we've created this varied vast accumulation of different concepts so if

03:29:22.820 i say chronology versus timeline the the the essence of those two concepts is fundamentally different

03:29:32.180 and i think that we've had i would argue that the word chronos actually comes from the word

03:29:36.660 krona which is the ancient uh arian name for the stars and stone that was used to track time

03:29:42.740 and then when the magi took over the greeks they made it into a god and they were worshiping that stone

03:29:47.940 and they erased the original meaning so we should trash it sorry bro oh whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa

03:29:55.140 fit side you've just rearranged the entire uh you know a world history for the white man here we

03:30:02.180 got to unpack that a little further than that i i'm interested in all that information you just put

03:30:07.140 down but that's that is definitely uh new information to me so you said what what was the uh it was the

03:30:13.460 germanic word chrodos uh croder uh it's not germanic it's pre- germanic it's pre-era like

03:30:20.580 the original arian language and uh put a bunch so the the word chrono so freya is actually in greek

03:30:28.660 mythology she's reya or uh fair which is the titan that gave birth to the gods that was married to 0.97

03:30:34.500 chronos and the reason why she's tied to chronos in greek mythology because when the arian civilization

03:30:41.220 broke apart and it became all of these tribal parts and you had all these uh invaders uh these uh 0.97

03:30:47.460 priest kings and shit that came in and like trick people with their lives they uh rewrote a lot of

03:30:53.700 the uh history or the understanding they created an extrateric history of of like chronos was this god 0.98

03:31:00.020 and ate all his babies and shit and what what it really what it really is is trying to convey is an 0.85

03:31:06.500 extrateric history of like how these different kingdoms were set up by these kings and then they 0.99

03:31:12.020 became worshipped and when they died like neptune neptunus is uh is a uh was a king that found in

03:31:20.580 tear or uh and stuff like that and so they worshipped them as a god and that's why a lot of the times

03:31:27.700 in greek writing they're considered the descendants of tear or his his people as in the descendants of

03:31:33.940 certain people like the phoenicians believed they were descendants of neptune the god right because

03:31:39.860 essentially if he was the king that founded tear and then the uh phoenicians descend from the tyrians

03:31:47.060 right then they would call themselves uh a direct heir to the neptune or uh poseidon right depending on

03:31:55.700 the language you use and so like it's just there's a lot of like ancient like uh there's a lot of

03:32:01.940 fuckery even back then but like essentially let's get back to the crowder but essentially

03:32:07.620 the word chronos is tied to time in esoteric greek history or uh mythology is because it comes from the 0.96

03:32:16.020 word crowder which was the stars and stone use that stone hinge and uh or a pillar use that wood hinge

03:32:22.900 to keep time because that's how they did it they would move these stones around and then when a star

03:32:28.340 in the sun or uh at sunset were aligned they would mark the time with that stone the crowder and the

03:32:34.020 crowder would move around with the sun and six different gates or whatever and that's literally

03:32:39.620 where it all comes down to all right all right we'll we'll go ahead we'll uh we'll compartmentalize that

03:32:45.860 and uh do some deep dive on the crowder uh there arian get in there read the orel in but

03:32:52.420 i knew that i was gonna say yeah i was just say you you just read the lora linda book dude that 0.67

03:32:58.900 shit was written like the 1850s uh it was uh it wasn't written in the 1850s it was published in 0.79

03:33:04.580 the 1850s and translated the evidence uh in the book has a history that's been proven genetics and all 0.99

03:33:10.900 that all right well anyway calling english a bastardized language is crazy dude it's it's a hybrid 0.99

03:33:17.380 it's a hybrid and it's which is a bastardized language it's a bastard has no father it's not 0.99

03:33:24.660 even yeah and english doesn't have a father because it's been raped by everyone oh man no no no no i 0.88

03:33:30.980 disagree yeah yeah let's let it yeah we took it and and we built higher concepts with other people's

03:33:38.260 work we stand on the shoulders of those men it's not a bastardization at all i just proved that you

03:33:43.860 stand on false shoulders because of the whole word crowder in front of us what are you talking about

03:33:48.420 that's not i mean it's well this is how language language is dynamic that's one of the things is

03:33:53.060 language is not a is not a technology it's a dynamic evolution that that comes from a a

03:33:59.780 people and a culture and civilization so like when the angles came to england and brought a bunch of

03:34:07.540 scandinavian words about ocean seafaring and navigation and everything he they uh it was a

03:34:14.740 there was an amalgamation with the native burthonic language and they had already been exposed somewhat

03:34:19.700 to latin so they ended up birthing old english which wasn't written down i think until like 400

03:34:27.540 a.d so language is very dynamic there's there's very few pure languages that you're going to be able to

03:34:34.260 find and i think uh maybe sumerian among them which even that had root origins among several of the

03:34:41.380 mesopotamian cultures in that region so uh i know there's some like the grunt click languages that

03:34:48.740 never evolved past you know to actual phonetics and actual grammar obviously those are going to be

03:34:54.980 whatever the abos spoke you're probably going to have a level of purity there but a bastardized 1.00

03:34:59.540 language as you call it fit side um is is has obviously all of the abstractions to elevate it to

03:35:09.460 this wonderful beautiful language that we're able to uh speak and understand today and english is

03:35:14.660 dynamism and it's it's full its fullness in depth its history has allowed some of the most beautiful

03:35:22.180 pieces of literature and poetry ever to be produced uh shakespeare um you know all of the american poets

03:35:31.140 like wordsworth there i think wordsworth is actually english maybe but either way we have a very poetic 0.99

03:35:37.060 language gunner waffen ass sucker rub poop on the floor rub poop on the walls rub poop on the floor 0.99

03:35:41.700 rub poop on the walls rub poop on the floor rub poop on the walls wow wow okay that's the best 0.99

03:35:48.500 straw i ever heard in my life yeah that's epic dude

03:35:54.660 no but i do agree i do agree with what you said on english like if you look at how even the american

03:36:00.100 english versus uh english spoken in london are uh the way we use words and the amount of words we have

03:36:06.980 it's is more detailed like like if you look at london and how they speak everything's pavement like well

03:36:13.860 we have sidewalk we have roadway stuff like that we don't just call it the pavement and so it's like

03:36:20.020 and as and even the foreign words like we have a breakdown of categories and subcategories to the

03:36:24.980 point where we don't have to say 10 000 uh sentences to convey our thoughts we can literally just say one

03:36:32.660 sentence by using those direct words to that point so i i do appreciate that when it comes to english

03:36:38.340 absolutely absolutely and i think that um when it comes to poetry german german a german is so

03:36:47.940 frequently castigated as being an ugly language it's it's really disgusting the number that jews have 1.00

03:36:53.940 done on our uh linguistic tradition here because uh i've seen this i know this to get tossed around

03:36:59.940 german is an ugly language and um i know some german myself i've i went studied a little bit 1.00

03:37:08.340 enough to just enough to read rilke in german because he's my favorite uh poet and between

03:37:14.820 rilke and nietzsche and goethe german is a uh in a wonderful language it's extremely poetic and since

03:37:22.580 it's so closely related to english i think um when we start going into the literature german literature

03:37:28.420 and german poetry um we feel a a very deep brother brotherly connection with that language um i love it i

03:37:36.820 i love german english i think the problem i have with english i is too many french words and i hate

03:37:42.660 the french language i think the french language is disgusting anyone who speaks it is probably the 1.00

03:37:47.700 spawn of sacred blue the youngest skull mask is clug it's said

03:37:54.340 i mean if you think about french it sounds like a yiddish there's a lot like you know it's it's almost

03:38:04.420 like it was it was a fake language created by jews or bastardized by jews and like like just seeing 0.98

03:38:10.660 speaking in french or hearing it it makes me have a visceral reaction like this person deserves to die 1.00

03:38:16.340 donka shane here mcfuck the feds 1.00

03:38:24.980 yeah french is i'd like i mean i i don't know i feel like if i if i really really wanted to

03:38:31.220 learn french and start getting into the romance languages and the latin languages i would appreciate

03:38:35.300 it more but italian is one that i definitely would not mind learning a bit more of because some of the

03:38:41.140 italian poetry and the italian um literature is is absolutely phenomenal there's um like dante i know

03:38:48.980 dante and uh like the um i can't remember is the other like party party netty or something there's

03:38:59.620 there's a lot of really good italian oh yeah it's an italian literature uh pretty language uh let me

03:39:07.060 ask you something it's called uh uh what's your what out of all the uh european language which one

03:39:12.820 do you think sounds the most pleasant

03:39:17.940 i think i'm

03:39:22.020 i'm gonna have to go with english

03:39:25.860 i'm gonna go with english also i'm a little biased i don't know it sounds

03:39:31.060 can you guys hear me by the way am i back yeah i'm at those you're all set i i was i was uh i was

03:39:36.500 not able to speak and then when i left the space i couldn't find the space again uh it was very hard

03:39:42.820 to even get back but okay all right um yeah i'll vote for english as well and i wanted to make a a

03:39:48.500 note skull brought up a a really good point and that is the product of english uh even uh far back as

03:39:55.860 hundreds of years has produced the best literature uh that we have um i you know i think you mentioned

03:40:05.140 shakespeare uh and other uh other poets and the use of our language and the synthesis of

03:40:13.380 of its origins uh bringing together uh it's like it's like the fascis of language uh if i want to

03:40:22.580 you know put it that way but um yeah i'm glad to be back all right go ahead

03:40:28.100 shakespeare is a just a phenomenal example of how far english can be carried shakespeare is the

03:40:38.820 the greatest poet of all time in my opinion i think that's not an uncommon one and uh i have never

03:40:47.540 aside from listening to some oriental poetry which is quite good when when handled correctly

03:40:55.700 specifically like the the japanese uh in their um theatrical poetic performances because the way

03:41:03.540 japanese is structured it has a very it has a a very strict tempo to um a lot of the kind of the

03:41:12.500 they intentionally designed their poetry to go like you know consonant consonant fricative like

03:41:19.060 ch or like you know and and then like a vowel sound and they'll do that like repeatedly so you end up

03:41:26.660 with this tonal tempo that that kind of is woven into these theatrical performances other than that um

03:41:36.420 i have you know what i will give a bit credit where it's due because i have heard arabic

03:41:43.140 roomie i've heard roomie poems recited in arabic and um it sounds quite nice but nothing rises to

03:41:52.660 the level of shakespeare when performed by uh and it's you know a really good cast and performed with

03:41:58.580 the the thrill and and fervor of the arian spirit in shakespeare is just incredible and he manages to

03:42:06.980 weave in these mythological aspects of our history that are true events like you know julius caesar's

03:42:12.980 rise to power and his assassination at the hands of the betrayers and it's like this is like henry you

03:42:19.220 know king henry and um the legend of omelet which is actually scandinavian too for those of you who

03:42:25.780 haven't seen northman northman is the scandinavian telling of the tale of omelet um oh it's just so

03:42:32.580 good it's just phenomenal phenomenal stuff i think arian had your hand up go ahead brother and we'll go to sammy

03:42:42.980 yeah that uh shakespeare uh is completely the best author in the english language and you know he is

03:42:55.380 because they try to slander him and pretend he was like uh several different people the niggers think 0.96

03:43:01.380 he was one of them listen i don't read things written by black women okay right exactly 0.68

03:43:06.740 but yeah the northman is the best one of the best movies i love that uh what's that the the director's 0.99

03:43:14.820 name uh that's an israeli jew is he yeah what the fuck why is he making such base shit because things 0.89

03:43:24.420 got pulled and things got done oh yeah he the northman and uh i i liked nosferatu everybody seemed to hate it 0.99

03:43:33.460 though uh yeah i missed that one i need to catch up on that one have you ever read the actual rule

03:43:40.900 books about conan the valverian the uh the novels no i haven't but i i i definitely know that it's

03:43:47.940 pretty base it's good it's good stuff like really good english writing and like hardcore english writing

03:43:54.100 you should read that yeah i'll check it out actually i'll put it on my list right now yeah conan is

03:43:58.900 conan is is really enjoyable actually i thought i used to think it was kind of pulp and then um

03:44:04.020 there's three of them actually that are full length i think one of them is called the queen of the black

03:44:09.060 castle uh i can't remember what the other two are called it's a queen of yeah i think it's a queen of

03:44:14.420 the black castle and um they're good they're good they're excellent they kind of were short stories

03:44:18.820 the problem with conan is the fact that most people just think of the comics right but like no one

03:44:25.700 really understands that it started off as like a novel series and then they made comments based

03:44:30.420 off those novels and so it like really takes away from like how well conan is written

03:44:38.980 so like i don't see anything in stories sorry hold hold on fifth side i don't see anything about

03:44:44.180 robert eggers being an israeli here um the director of the northmen if it might have been the producer

03:44:49.780 then i might oh that would make sense my bad there's a there's a uh yeah there's a termite in

03:44:59.140 the wood pile there somewhere obviously just for the fact that it uh was made and distributed right

03:45:05.140 but yeah that's good to hear yeah robert eggers uh having a clean record i know there was some

03:45:12.100 israeli that was heavily involved in the project because i remember reading the article i just can't

03:45:16.740 remember exactly i thought it was the director

03:45:22.340 sammy get in there brother what you got

03:45:29.860 yeah uh did you hear did you hear the uh conspiracy that shakespeare stole all his work 0.95

03:45:38.180 yeah from the black one 1.00

03:45:41.300 i don't know if it was a black one i thought it was another 0.99

03:45:43.380 fucking poet that he met in the bar 0.98

03:45:49.780 i've heard that one i've heard that one something about uh how he was actually the 0.99

03:45:54.980 duke the duke of york or something like that and he had a ghostwriter um so far as i know all that's

03:46:01.140 been pretty much debunked just because of the volume of work that he put out and uh if you analyze

03:46:06.820 the work it's one source you could tell is written by one person pretty easily but he was a

03:46:12.980 mysterious character um they will slander him at every chance they get because he is one of the

03:46:19.540 he is a well you know a a atavistic resurrection of the arian warrior poet the the bard the bardic

03:46:27.140 tradition the troubadour of yore so he is uh he does get a lot of slander i take it back

03:46:35.460 their youngest skull mask it's net club

03:46:39.940 net club orders older girls so the north man the reason why i just wanted to point this out

03:46:47.300 the north man the movie is great except for that one scene where he tries to rescue his mom 0.52

03:46:52.180 and she tries to him and tempt him with sex and i was like that is the most jewiest thing i've ever 0.93

03:46:58.980 seen but the rest of the movie is great but they of course the jews evolved how to stick a scene like 1.00

03:47:04.740 that in it because that was disgusting it's kind of i believe it's kind of clug sammy i believe it 0.77

03:47:12.900 would be skull mask is kind of clug

03:47:14.740 kind of it's i think kind of means not k-e-i-n-e maybe there's a different usage maybe i didn't

03:47:28.500 well let me let me know because my german is very rusty all right all right so i wanted i wanted to

03:47:35.860 just dive in a little bit to the uh the identity of shakespeare um i had uh there's a book called

03:47:46.340 cosmic consciousness uh by richard m buck uh and b-u-c-k-e i think it's buck it may be bucky but i think

03:47:55.220 it's buck um and it's a great book about uh consciousness and evolution and humanity uh it it uh

03:48:04.820 talks about certain figures in history and how they achieved this cosmic consciousness it uh it

03:48:11.940 talks about some some historical old testament uh guy uh talks about buddha talks about jesus talks about

03:48:20.420 uh and one of the chapters is on shakespeare and and how these certain thought leaders or poets or

03:48:29.300 um or just general human beings elevated to and really raised the uh raised the

03:48:41.860 level of consciousness for all humanity with their effort right and and uh and shakespeare was one of

03:48:49.300 these guys that and this guy richard m buck uh actually was very certain that it was sir francis

03:48:59.220 bacon uh and that's that's one of the rumors of of shakespeare and really i mean it's it's not

03:49:07.780 that's who i was trying to think of bacon yeah bacon yeah and and his his argument is sound and it's not

03:49:14.980 like it's uh would be unheard of for uh for a person to write under a pen name uh especially if their

03:49:25.700 uh personal or their their career or uh you know general occupation uh would require some distance so that

03:49:36.100 the the authorship and the story wouldn't be um wouldn't be anchored in in his world view but able to

03:49:47.060 stretch out beyond uh a uh a person and into what really shakespeare dives into which is

03:49:56.180 the greatness of of these stories and the the the abstract meanings and the all of the the uh esoteric

03:50:05.060 nature of of uh you know the universal truths that he's he's uh using as well as making an entertaining

03:50:15.220 story so uh i don't know the truth of that but it's uh you know it that's that's what he had come

03:50:20.820 up with um and uh anybody interested in kind of a a good read about human consciousness that that book

03:50:27.700 is very good cosmic consciousness even if i don't agree with uh personally with all the stories that

03:50:34.420 he has in it his overall thesis and this is very interesting is that the life of and and this is all

03:50:42.100 based on white people uh and and and he he everything that he talks about it's all white people because

03:50:48.180 none of the other uh people um you know reach the level of evolution that we have um but he he goes over

03:50:59.540 the idea that the the life cycle of one human being is the life cycle of our overall evolution is the

03:51:11.620 life cycle of our overall evolution from our beginnings compressed into one lifetime so

03:51:23.220 this idea that we actually um get better and better and better and and produce better people over time

03:51:32.660 is because as we grow as he as uh white people and as we evolve and use language uh see colors uh put uh

03:51:45.460 you know make inventions um it's all a building upon itself uh and he in that book uh he he put music

03:51:54.740 and the ability to listen appreciate and make music is the apex of of uh a human being at at the time he

03:52:06.740 wrote it which was uh the early 1900s so um i don't know what he would write if he wrote it today based on

03:52:12.900 the current technologies and and things he might be a total ai um uh supremacist but uh anyway it's uh it's

03:52:21.380 interesting read um and it's got a lot of cool things in it one other thing is is how back in the past

03:52:29.220 our as humans as we were evolving we couldn't see color um the way we do today we couldn't see millions

03:52:36.740 of colors we couldn't see several colors the earliest humans couldn't see beyond reds and and blacks and

03:52:45.140 yellows and he goes into literature and goes back to the history of of that and how all the early

03:52:52.340 history books spoke to reds and yellows um and it wasn't until later in history that we started to get

03:53:01.300 greens and blues and purples um out of that and how uh how that's the thing and then you look at the

03:53:10.100 the colors of flags right and you have uh african flags uh really uh in the yellow red and black uh

03:53:20.580 color spectrum so it kind of lets you know uh where they uh still identify so interesting stuff anyhow but

03:53:28.500 yeah he he really went into the uh for sir francis bacon uh theory uh pretty deeply and and was really

03:53:35.220 convinced of that um uh but uh you know writing is a pin a pin name is a effective means of getting an

03:53:42.820 idea out there without constructing a human um uh identity connected to it which makes the story stand

03:53:52.420 more on its own feet than it does uh with uh as a product of a person uh which you know is is a means to

03:54:02.740 and in there uh let's let's get uh is white knight are you still uh there you want to jump in here if

03:54:09.060 not we'll go to arian yeah man i was just gonna say so i was reading um back to like the uh the nons

03:54:16.260 trying to say that shakespeare was um not an englishman or whatever so uh like a month ago i had read that

03:54:24.100 apparently shakespeare had stolen all of his work from a slave woman that was brought to england from 0.83

03:54:31.460 ethiopia that he had apparently like owned and i was like yeah i mean that makes complete sense for

03:54:38.420 um an ethiopian slave to write english literature and for an english nobleman at the time to not know 0.96

03:54:47.940 english at all apparently so i don't know i just find that funny yeah this is the bullshit they try to pull 0.93

03:54:54.660 off it's hilarious like this like an ethiopian slave would have had the depth of historical knowledge 0.93

03:55:00.820 of european history that shakespeare had is is that's completely plausible right that like this

03:55:08.420 this ethiopian woman would have known about julius caesar and would have known about tristan and his 0.97

03:55:13.220 souls and uh and like the legend the scandinavian legends and being able to synthesize them into a

03:55:20.180 english stagecraft is that is just these people are it's the same thing with beethoven it's absolutely 0.91

03:55:26.020 sick it's like we was we was poets and shit we was we was writers and shit and yet and then somehow you 0.92

03:55:35.780 know this is another thing that really when i was in college i remember we had a creative writing class 0.99

03:55:40.900 that um was just an absolute joke and uh we're going around the room and i knew that i knew i knew that

03:55:48.180 i was ready to trigger the teacher because he was a libtard sodomite and um he's like who's your 0.99

03:55:53.540 favorite poet is your favorite author and instead of giving him a instead of you know well long story

03:56:01.300 short i was like ezra pound and he looked at me and this look in his eyes and nobody else in the

03:56:06.420 class even knew who ezra pound was that i could tell from the look in his eyes that he knew exactly

03:56:10.740 what i was getting at and for the rest of the semester he docked me points for like everything i 0.91

03:56:14.900 submitted and he would he would give us shit like langston hughes and um maya angelou it was like every 0.99

03:56:21.940 single poetry assignment was this this jewish garbage that had been propped up by this you know 1.00

03:56:29.460 by our uh by the subversive enemy and um absolutely zero like zero i was like you know we should read um 0.96

03:56:37.380 i was like we should read emerson at the row and he was like well we might if we had a chance he was

03:56:42.660 like non every single chance he got was subversion and um disrupting our our natural inclination to adore

03:56:51.380 our ancestral tongue yeah i'll be very quick and get the area in here um but it's you know when i look

03:56:59.460 at what the reading list is for my seventh grader uh last year and half of it is uh is african uh

03:57:08.660 uh garbage right written by africans and and pretending to be american because it's written 0.87

03:57:14.660 in english and it's about a story about it's and and what we're missing is that that could be uh you 0.95

03:57:21.620 know that could be a story or um a subject matter that could be used to give them uh conan the barbarian

03:57:32.820 uh or other uh aryan uh literature that actually matters so they're they're stealing even through the 1.00

03:57:42.100 the uh the children's uh it's not just that they're feeding them the the wrong thing it's that they

03:57:49.060 also in feeding them the wrong thing they're they're taking away the feeding of the right thing so um i'm

03:57:56.100 gonna set my my child's uh reading list up if they i'm gonna take the book reading list and i'm gonna

03:58:03.140 exchange it for all the things that i want him to read and do all the assignments uh based on on

03:58:10.260 better literature uh and i'm lucky to be able to do that the school actually has no problem with me

03:58:16.020 doing that uh so long as uh the literature uh assignments are being done in in earnest and in the

03:58:24.820 right direction so but yeah they're they're absolutely wasting our education uh arian go ahead 1.00

03:58:36.900 so as in regards to william shakespeare not being william shakespeare he was a playwright not just an

03:58:43.540 author he he had a theater in london and very famous people would go and watch his plays and they knew

03:58:50.740 him he was a real person skull mask alluded to the fact that all the penmanship all can be linked to

03:58:58.100 one man uh academic agent has a doctorate in english literature focused on shakespeare i think he has

03:59:08.020 like a four hour video talking about this uh he it was definitely one man it's just like complete it's just

03:59:14.580 some hitler donald trump uh you know wild slander against some donald trump was a bad example there

03:59:20.740 but just a great man that was wildly slandered he it was one man

03:59:29.140 yeah and i'll i'll uh definitely agree to that the literature uh and the way that uh it conforms uh in

03:59:38.660 uh in the um so the pros and the way that you know the the whole all the stories uh comport it's

03:59:48.660 definitely uh you know at a cursory level uh seems to be one man so glad to hear uh that that documentary

03:59:56.020 a academic agent kind of jumped on the scenes recently uh um in terms of you know on my radar

04:00:02.980 um but uh sounds like he's been doing some pretty good work for a while awesome yeah i've been

04:00:08.820 listening to him for four years he's great nice yeah fix that good yeah i was just gonna say about

04:00:15.860 the language arts in school like they always brag about it being so diverse right and then when you

04:00:21.700 look at it it's like jewish authors even the black so-called authors that have jewish ancestors 0.77

04:00:27.060 you know and it's just there's nothing diverse about language arts

04:00:32.980 i know it's absolutely you're absolutely right fitz side i mean that's the thing is that like

04:00:38.900 i uh i remember being in an advanced literature class when i was in high school and um this kind

04:00:44.820 of stuff they would put in front of us was just it was an absolute joke and i had to go

04:00:49.460 on my own to read like uh byron and uh like dante and and this is the kind of stuff that like the

04:00:58.500 aeneid um when when in england and in a lot of the european countries years ago the the boys schools

04:01:06.420 they actually were exposed to proper european literature and they were expected to memorize

04:01:10.900 parts of it and they were expected to be able to recite parts of it and i remember going into this

04:01:15.460 advanced literature class and uh one of the first books we read was the joy luck club which of course

04:01:21.460 is written by a chinese woman who the whole entire book is about how she doesn't fit probably a 1.00

04:01:26.500 chinese jew yeah the chinese jew who doesn't surprise yeah you'd be surprised how many times 1.00

04:01:33.380 jews just promote jews who are uh black or asian like half reasons yeah and they will act like then 1.00

04:01:41.380 then they will they will so the jew will write a book and the jew will go to a jewish publishing 0.61

04:01:45.380 house and get the jewish book published and then the jew will go to the jewish nobel literature

04:01:50.420 committee and get the jewish nobel prize for literature and go to the jewish new york times and

04:01:55.060 be the jewish bestseller list and if the whole entire pipeline is jewish and they will put that 0.55

04:02:00.100 fucking stamp on it and put it in barnes and noble jewish best high seller koi and it's some subversive 0.99

04:02:05.860 shit about how you shouldn't have white babies like if you actually read go into it and it's like this 1.00

04:02:11.460 tale of depression it's like this and frank shit where you get you read it and you're like what is 1.00

04:02:16.100 it this is like perverted this is like weird these people are these people are weird dude where's the glory 0.99

04:02:21.620 like where's and there's the you forgot you forgot to say they then they would go to uh the jewish

04:02:27.380 ran oprah yeah so she would promote it on the jewish television yeah exactly exactly it's it's a joke 0.67

04:02:34.980 and then of course it makes its way into the schools and it's the same thing with harper lee kill a

04:02:39.700 mockingbird where they make you read it as a kid and it portrays the white you know the white chad dude

04:02:45.860 if you watch a movie i think it's gregory peck and uh you've got this white chad and he's heckin

04:02:51.540 he's heckin sticking up for the groyd because the groyd's treated so unfairly and it's not his fault

04:02:56.500 he's retarded and he just had to you know and it goes on and on and eventually you start to realize 0.91

04:03:02.180 what you're actually reading and that this filth is pushed on kids who are like 10 years old 11 years

04:03:07.620 old sometimes so that they can hijack their psychology and implant these things into them young you know they 0.95

04:03:14.420 wonder why uh like people don't like to read and like i'll tell you why i didn't like to fucking read 0.99

04:03:20.260 uh the books either because i thought they were fucking stupid i read them i was like this is the 0.98

04:03:24.980 most boring dumbest dull shit i've ever read and then it wasn't until i got older that i started 0.98

04:03:31.220 reading non-jewish works it was like wow this is really good i enjoy this and it's it just has to do 1.00

04:03:37.140 with jewish writing in itself sucks the way jews write the way uh the way they set up the scene 0.98

04:03:44.260 the subject line the the storytelling is just all garbage 0.99

04:03:51.460 and they you know what i wonder how much this has to do with exactly what we're talking about 0.96

04:03:56.180 english is an aryan language english is a white is the white man's language so the jew is naturally 1.00

04:04:01.220 predisposed to yiddish and hebrew and these weird kind of uh you know these desert semitic

04:04:08.100 languages that they speak in shtetl that are just loaded with these these concepts that are utterly alien

04:04:13.940 to the to the white spirit and the arian spirit and and of course they can't write good english you

04:04:19.460 know who could write good english the author of uh uh heart of darkness um who i can't remember his

04:04:26.820 name right now he was he was he was born in poland he actually started he grew up speaking polish and he

04:04:33.220 went to school in england and uh decided that that that he wanted to learn english and he wanted to

04:04:40.660 write in english because that's how much he adored it so it's it's to to a jewish person it's just not

04:04:47.700 going to they're not going to be able to communicate their strange little subversive thoughts in there you

04:04:54.180 know incest born psychopathy properly through english it's just not going to happen quick question

04:05:05.060 would a chinese jew be a ginaman 1.00

04:05:12.100 it's a chike 1.00

04:05:17.700 nationality vanguard you're the only hand i see up get in there brother what you got

04:05:24.180 not getting any audio from you

04:05:39.220 we might have to uh rotate you back up brother because i can't hear does anybody else have anybody

04:05:45.460 else hear him no i can't hear him yeah i think we're gonna have to i'd have to cycle you cycle

04:05:52.340 you back through so yeah um cycle down we'll bring back up and we'll let you get in here

04:06:05.220 i was uh recently reading faulkner um uh the sound and the fury william faulkner and uh there is a

04:06:13.860 there's a he has his his use of english language is something that um is so utterly american and and

04:06:22.180 furthermore very southern it's uh interesting growing up in the south i personally grew up in the south

04:06:31.460 and the way that faulkner writes he has this thematic

04:06:37.060 southernness about his works that comes comes through his his use of language that um is just

04:06:44.660 so utterly absolutely uniquely american i think faulkner is probably

04:06:48.420 one of the greatest americans american artists ever to have lived uh people gas up mark twain mark

04:06:56.580 twain is quite good but the level of um i mean just the level of art that faulkner

04:07:03.940 takes the english language to is is incredible it's absolutely incredible would highly recommend

04:07:10.580 let's see if we can't get um national up here again the america also has i noticed this with

04:07:21.460 cormac mccarthy as well um and twain mark twain and uh the new england transcendentalists um throw emerson

04:07:31.140 uh whitman um they have this i think whitman might have been english too actually british but uh america has this

04:07:39.860 colloquial kind of um these these regional colloquial cultures that are that are all of them are

04:07:48.020 all of them are white all of them are unique and all of them are born from the circumstances that these

04:07:53.780 people these cultures developed in so i have the in new england moby dick is kind of this you know 0.68

04:08:01.380 new england has a very new england feel to it it's it has this uh mariners adoration of the sea and this

04:08:08.740 this this sense of danger and this this kind of yearning to explore and discover things and

04:08:14.740 challenge challenge the behemoth that that lies under the lies occluded under the great watery veil

04:08:23.140 the southerners have a very um almost like a sultry sticky outside of time um feeling in a lot of their

04:08:33.940 works especially faulkner where you get the sense if you've ever been down there it'd be interesting

04:08:38.740 here here out paul paul being a georgian northern georgia it's one of those places that almost feels

04:08:44.020 some of the places in in the southern united states they feel they feel chronologically detached as

04:08:50.100 though you're in a little bubble in your own your own place go ahead mythos please do

04:08:55.060 oh thanks um yeah just on walt whitman he's uh i uh actually helped uh fill a barnes and noble full

04:09:06.580 of books uh it was a temporary job um that we were erecting a new barnes and noble uh and so i was a

04:09:15.940 part of the crew that actually unloaded all the books out of uh the truck and put them into the the

04:09:22.340 building so it was a very unique experience um and uh because i was uh a white man who worked like a

04:09:29.620 white man they offered me a a permanent job and i was able to uh start working there um i became the

04:09:37.220 the magazine supervisor um and did a lot of work there but that's where i was introduced to walt whitman

04:09:43.540 um among a lot of other books really great place to work at the time this was in the

04:09:48.820 the early 2000s um when life was still pretty good uh in terms of uh who worked in places and and not

04:09:57.700 full of a bunch of retard weirdos uh so it was a it was a great place to share ideas literature and 1.00

04:10:04.660 and uh the love of books um and i was i was introduced to walt whitman through that leaves of grass um and 0.68

04:10:12.100 he's actually one he's the he's the last one mentioned in cosmic consciousness the book i referenced

04:10:17.940 earlier he's he's um considered by richard buck one of these um these people who ascended consciousness

04:10:27.460 to a new level um and yeah very interesting almost a contemporary of of richard buck so very uh

04:10:35.300 interesting addition to this group of people that included buddha and jesus and and uh and uh

04:10:43.140 shakespeare and walt whitman uh and i think if and um i think if he was alive today he would include

04:10:50.660 william gailey simpson in that group of people who ascended consciousness in this way um and and and

04:10:58.900 and that's the the beauty of the book is it's not a final product it's not a landing place or a

04:11:04.100 destination it's a it's just a person's view of history as it as we know it to this point but uh but

04:11:11.620 walt whitman is uh he is an american uh he's of english uh welsh and dutch descent uh he is uh he

04:11:19.060 was born in new york um and uh and what a great uh contribution to american literature he made um

04:11:27.780 you know i to be honest is his writing uh isn't even my favorite i have a i have a few that i like

04:11:34.820 um but it's uh he's he may be just too much for me right but he definitely made an impact uh and is

04:11:43.700 uh is one of the greats um and and again you you read the greats to absorb what they're saying and

04:11:51.940 and let it be a part of you through that language process and let it grow let those seeds get planted in

04:11:59.460 you and and grow to understanding as you evolve as a person uh it's not so much just simply being able

04:12:08.020 to appreciate the uh the literature from a 30 000 foot view right it's it's uh in fact being able to

04:12:17.220 imbibe the the spirit of of the poetry uh and to then let that grow on you as you ascend in your own

04:12:27.620 right as an individual uh so it's a it's a it's a it's a process right it's uh you know something we

04:12:33.860 we uh participate in as people and the language itself is a part of this and and i again just i'm

04:12:41.140 an english language supremacist uh but uh speaking of uh you know that uh fitz side has his hand up i'd

04:12:49.860 like to hear what uh what you got to say on it as well if that's uh about whitman or something else go

04:12:55.460 ahead i was just gonna give a shout out to barnes and nobles it's the only uh bookstore that i know

04:13:01.060 that will put your natural socialist and white nationalist books on display

04:13:07.940 i've seen them do it multiple times and they stand by their decision to do it

04:13:12.660 the only people who fear literature as a weapon are the jews because they have nothing but lies 1.00

04:13:26.660 and literature is the antithesis especially white true literature is the antithesis of their being uh 0.53

04:13:35.860 they cannot withstand the uh the light of our of our truth uh and they must try to uh you know 0.83

04:13:43.540 control the narrative exterminate yeah it's so crazy and you can tell when jews take over with everything 1.00

04:13:51.940 because next thing you know you see all your children cutting off their dicks 1.00

04:13:58.340 hey that's beautiful modern art you're criticizing there you just don't understand 1.00

04:14:03.300 the uh their their art sucks it's ugly uh it's pathetic you nailed it earlier fitz side like 0.99

04:14:11.620 their right their writing is just ugly writing it's boring um and you know it's it's uh inversion to 1.00

04:14:20.580 beauty they have an aversion to s you know aesthetic it's like it's like when uh you know when somebody

04:14:29.540 realizes they can't compete um then they just uh go the complete opposite direction and choose to do

04:14:38.980 something they can't compete with the aesthetics and the beauty so they're like well i'm just going 0.97

04:14:43.460 to make something ugly as fuck and say like that's what i'm trying to do right and that's like this is 0.98

04:14:49.780 intentional it's it's meant to be ugly uh because it expresses this grotesqueness that is you know 1.00

04:14:56.500 nature and this ugliness that is life sometimes like no you're just uh you're just a fucking 0.99

04:15:02.180 pathetic artist you don't have any actual contribution and you're pretending there is a 1.00

04:15:08.660 statue in california uh that is called freedom uh and it's just an ugly pile of shit uh and and it's 0.99

04:15:17.860 amazing that you'll have people go oh it's it's amazing isn't it and it's like no no it's actually not 0.97

04:15:23.380 amazing it's uh it's amazing that anyone ever made that and it's amazing that you put it out

04:15:28.180 on display in public because it's an ugly piece of uh and and one day we will replace it with with a

04:15:36.100 with a greek roman goddess or a nordic god in its stead as we clean up and re restore

04:15:45.700 and in a new renaissance uh this thing will be removed and will be it won't even be like put it in

04:15:51.700 some place like a museum it will be destroyed completely uh no brick standing on another uh 0.98

04:15:58.660 because it's disgusting and so dumb and this is their this is the epitome of their their ability 0.98

04:16:04.100 uh in and and it's they've you know there's those stories that they've controlled hollywood for a long 0.99

04:16:08.980 time and i and i get that i don't just disregard that and disagree with it but they did so by using

04:16:15.540 white aryan uh art and artists to create all of this stuff and um and as as uh fitz i kind of

04:16:25.220 alluded to there once they take over you know because everything becomes ugly and grotesque and and

04:16:32.580 disgusting uh and that's how you know that they've they've finally removed all aryan uh influence and 0.97

04:16:40.420 participation they've replaced it with their retarded uh kalergi golem and uh now they're riding the 0.97

04:16:48.020 kalergi golem uh into the fires of uh hell uh and that's that's the uh that's the end of their story 0.74

04:16:55.220 every time and like uh we know we're the only people who can change destiny we are the uh the

04:17:00.580 true light bringers and the true light bearers uh and we are here to uh to manifest that so now get your 0.99

04:17:08.420 swords ready give me back my 1990s aryan mcdonald's you fucking jews 1.00

04:17:17.620 five cent aryan whole beef hamburgers uh this was peak living yeah there was so much this is this is 0.99

04:17:28.020 you could tell this this uh the the ascendancy of the children of the sun was on full display in the

04:17:34.980 early 20th century in the united states with our architecture especially with our architecture

04:17:40.900 and our literature and our and our artwork this art the art deco movement and the aspirational

04:17:46.980 early kind of uh sci-fi even like the the sci-fi pulp fantasy magazines and the things that you know

04:17:56.180 children were exposed to in in through comic books and and um that stung the jewish mind like none 1.00

04:18:02.820 other art deco was a direct uh a direct um legacy had a direct legacy to this roman greco affirmation

04:18:13.860 of life and striving and aspirational qualities and there was so much of that in our literature and

04:18:19.380 our art and our music that um oswald spengler does a very excellent job of um describing this this

04:18:27.460 element of our culture this element of reaching and discovering and curiosity he calls it faustian

04:18:33.780 which i'm sure many of us are familiar with the term but um it's the the birth of the intellectual

04:18:40.980 movement in western civilization that began with the renaissance is um was was it was it lit a it lit

04:18:50.020 a rocket that was almost it was unparalleled advancement of culture and science frank it's

04:18:56.180 good to see you up here brother uh take it away

04:19:01.860 yeah i just wanted to do a follow-up on that barnes and noble thing uh it's interesting because uh

04:19:08.660 yesterday yesterday or day before yesterday i actually went in uh to the local barnes and noble

04:19:16.420 and i went to the uh floor manager it's kind of a long story i needed to find a title and then while

04:19:22.660 the lady was there i said hey i want to be able to uh give some suggestions because you know five

04:19:29.940 eight ten years ago you guys used to carry a whole lot of these other authors she goes well

04:19:34.420 who are they i said well can i write them down on a list and so i left

04:19:38.660 i think six or seven titles uh i put in julius evilla's works all oswald spangler um which way

04:19:50.100 western man i'm not sure how they can pull that off because i don't really know who is spelling them

04:19:55.540 whether it's national vanguard or whoever's running the show over there i'm not sure and then my own

04:20:01.300 work rise of the west and um uh who was the other one um oh yeah houston stewart chamberlain um foundations

04:20:12.020 of the 19th century and uh the lady she go i gave her the list and she goes she goes okay okay thank

04:20:19.060 you very much i'm going to put this in the computer right now she walked over to the computer and entered

04:20:24.180 all those titles in so if i can do it and the other gentleman that was talking about it his idea was

04:20:31.060 very sound every one of us i mean look barnes and noble destroyed uh like in my immediate neighborhood

04:20:38.100 probably destroyed 30 used bookstores you know the old mom and pop stuff with a kind of a maybe one or

04:20:45.700 two new retailers uh because the only real place to find books is at the uh the old uh used bookstores

04:20:53.540 but they just have not made it through all these various genocidal moves to get rid of our business

04:21:00.420 and our people so yeah go into these big these big chain branches and i was doing some math in my

04:21:08.420 head because every time i go in there i you know how they got all those tables all set up

04:21:12.500 there might be like 10 tables of books going to the back of the store i mean literally nine out of 0.99

04:21:18.980 ten are either feminist berserk females or woke homosexual crap or i mean it's just it is so 0.99

04:21:29.540 insane and then the only table that i look at at barbs and nobles you know that one uh that one table in 0.99

04:21:35.780 the middle where it's got all the classics like it might have a real big thick hardback of the iliad

04:21:42.020 with pictures in it and whatnot or um brahm stoker's dracula david copperfield it's got all these classics

04:21:49.700 they're all about 10 or 15 bucks it's pretty decent price right so if that's all we can do is just keep

04:21:56.820 killing these people i mean and don't just do it one time go back in a month or so see if anything is

04:22:02.980 being carried if it's not be very polite go up there and reintroduce your selections again and uh 0.97

04:22:10.260 corporate is pretty easy for barnes and nobles there is a contact point for an email and uh you know

04:22:17.540 it is what it is guys if a hundred of us did it it might make it might raise a little bit of an interest

04:22:23.940 if it's one or two you know whatever maybe it will maybe it won't but yeah don't leave these big box

04:22:29.540 chains dudes uh on the wrong um they sell i'm sorry go ahead no i'm afraid yeah i was gonna say

04:22:38.260 if you could uh pin uh a post with those authors and titles and and uh tag us in it uh or myself or or

04:22:47.540 send a dm and we can kind of share that out and certain networks to make this effort uh you know uh

04:22:55.460 give a network effect on that that would be amazing yeah cool good idea yeah frank um while

04:23:03.060 you're up here i i know mostly is in the audience as well i something that um i think would be phenomenal

04:23:10.020 would be to get a almost like a comprehensive even like a hundred or so titles that are highly

04:23:17.300 recommended because uh given the extensive knowledge of literature that um you folks have

04:23:24.580 especially with the book club and everything i'm not sure if you have a recommended reading list i know

04:23:29.700 there's a lot of reading lists out there that have you know graphics of covers and uh descriptions of

04:23:37.380 authors and and such um i i think there's a there's a very big hunger for that actually because as

04:23:43.460 as as we continue to fold in younger members um into the struggle who are who are coming out of

04:23:50.740 the education system and have not been exposed to a lot of this stuff they are they are finding i've

04:23:56.580 noticed there's immense they find immense joy in the first time they're exposed to things like the

04:24:01.060 iliad or some of evola's works and uh it's a tremendous opportunity we have to to integrate our

04:24:09.220 intellectual history and our our artistic history with um with a lot of these young people who like

04:24:15.700 i grew up with my father has a phd and he is very enthusiastic about exposing me to the classics when i

04:24:22.580 was a youngster so i had a bit more fortunate um kind of upbringing with literature but many people

04:24:30.100 they will never encounter evola they will never encounter which way western man they will never

04:24:34.900 encounter kevin mcdonald or um you know go to or some of these these foundational works of of our

04:24:42.340 people and it's it would be i think an immense service and i would absolutely be willing to volunteer

04:24:47.620 my time to take a a list and render it into a into a graphic an easily navigable graphic i think would be

04:24:56.500 would go a long way for many of our many of our folk

04:24:59.300 yeah i agree i can't speak for mostly uh but putting out lists everybody's got a list right but

04:25:09.220 i think with time if uh mostly can hang in there or whoever you know whoever carries on this particular

04:25:16.900 legacy um as these books start coming down the pike i mean i think mostly wanting to do rise of the west

04:25:24.020 um after um after the black and the red book the excerpts or a selected reading but i felt you know

04:25:34.500 and truly i i felt that mr simpson uh was by far the more apropos author for everybody to hear

04:25:44.580 download the pdfs and study because it's even to this day um sometimes when we're doing the reading

04:25:51.140 i pull out my softback of which i have copious notes in the book uh in the margins right and yes

04:25:58.900 i do use a ruler when i underline i do not just underline willy-nilly um but it's by far the

04:26:07.700 preeminent work i have read literally hundreds and hundreds of european thinkers you know philosophers

04:26:16.180 not not the ancient philosophers but and rousseau heidegger you know all of these but mr simpson

04:26:22.500 in my opinion uh by far because i am an american by far touches my soul much deeper than these european

04:26:32.500 writers and that is not to deprecate them whatsoever spangler is one of my favorites too and i highly

04:26:38.340 encourage every man in here to uh go on you know to whatever site you go on to or if you're lucky enough

04:26:44.420 to get it at a youth bookstore get the two volume set i think it's by knopf if i'm not mistaken but

04:26:51.700 get i've got uh four or five sets of decline in the west by spangler and i have um you know a single

04:27:00.580 volume a single book of two volumes or i have two or three uh sets of the of the doubles because i just

04:27:08.580 felt it was such a powerful work right so yeah as we go along as we go along in the in the book club

04:27:16.340 i'm sure a list is going to be created uh you know ipso facto because the choices the decisions of the

04:27:24.900 of the works we're going to read in my mind because mostly is pretty good about that and extra is extra

04:27:30.740 extrapolations is too um i think within the next year two years uh you guys will have a preeminent

04:27:38.420 list of books and we're going to read them all uh or at least provide you know a summary of all these

04:27:45.860 works and pdfs um hopefully for each and every one of these books but if you guys get pdfs definitely buy

04:27:53.140 the books i know it's hard you got a fair today some of these publishers are just rank disgusting pieces of 0.60

04:28:00.020 shit and so i actually go out of my way to find out who the publisher is what their general uh 0.85

04:28:06.740 worldview is and sometimes you can't help it uh sometimes you if you purchase a new book it's going 0.99

04:28:12.660 to go to some of these some of these scumbags but um i'd rather have the hardback in my hands 0.62

04:28:19.300 talking to my people about it than worry about where my you know 40 or 50 dollars uh went to promote 0.99

04:28:27.540 um trannies or some shit i mean it it just is what it is so that's why i encourage all you guys to 1.00

04:28:33.380 become writers painters you know um whatever kind of creative person you are sculptor whatever and so 0.88

04:28:40.820 let's get on the show fellas and let's make our own world that our our worldview can be seen heard and

04:28:49.620 felt every day i'll tell you what guys i don't want to go off on a tangent and i'll shut up 0.78

04:28:53.460 but if you guys live in small towns there's probably at least one um foundry or at least

04:29:01.380 a foundry within 50 miles of you and if there isn't a foundry in your town there's definitely

04:29:06.500 some steel worker dudes in town encourage them to start a small you know 1500 square foot foundry

04:29:14.740 with one or two or three fellows or even some of the girls if they're into it right to start 0.86

04:29:20.580 manufacturing um statues um whether that's a bronze steel you know whatever it is and then if you can

04:29:29.140 actually sculpt i'm a real real big fan of sculptors and i have lived in two towns one town i actually

04:29:38.260 helped start a sculptor business because there was a couple of fellows that were like just awesome

04:29:44.500 and they were just you know doing hobbies at the house and i got them to start a business i helped

04:29:49.380 them with that and after about seven years these guys were producing about i don't know seven or eight

04:29:56.100 good pieces a year and then as i was about to leave this town they got a big contract from the city city

04:30:03.860 wasn't very big it was only about 10 or 15 maybe even 20 000 people and uh but they got a um a contract

04:30:11.780 for like 15 statues of local heroes you know local founders and man i was just keeping my fingers crossed 0.98

04:30:21.300 like please get this stuff done and mounted before all before the entire faggotry comes in and claims 1.00

04:30:29.380 it's racism and all that and i'll see if i can dig out one of the um pictures um of the work that they did

04:30:36.020 um if i find it i will i will put it up you know at some point in the future so anyway thanks for the

04:30:41.860 mic guys thanks frank um yeah i love that uh i know a local sculptor myself uh and uh you know where he

04:30:52.820 lands on the big picture i know he's a conservative uh but that's a far stretch to being uh completely red

04:31:00.820 pilled uh to reality um but i i i should go uh connect with him he's a he's a long time

04:31:07.620 he's known me my entire life uh and has watched me grow up um so these are good yeah that that's

04:31:14.660 sparked that that interest yeah mythos let him tell him to do a patrick henry tell him to do it tell

04:31:21.780 him to do a thomas jefferson okay i'll tell you something that would really float my boat tell him to

04:31:27.460 do uh a piece of george washington on horseback you know you know some of the pictures that

04:31:34.740 we've seen some of the paintings where good old george man he was a badass what was he six three

04:31:40.340 six four he was a ginger by the way and he's on this forest and the horse is somewhat rampant

04:31:46.260 you know like he's got his sword in his hand but i would love to go to a park and see george washington 0.98

04:31:53.140 mounted on a rampant horse with a fucking sword in his hand what kind of that's badass 0.85

04:31:59.700 so yeah there's yeah yeah exactly and and even uh sorry uh let me just uh follow up on that 0.95

04:32:06.980 even with just a conservative uh world view those ideas are palatable for these guys right so even if

04:32:16.180 we're not going uh full uh glr uh statue right a statue of of our founding fathers in a conquest uh

04:32:27.940 oriented position on horseback all of these things um are uh incredible we we we have statues around

04:32:37.460 our town that he has made um and they they are exceptional and he's a great great worker i know i

04:32:44.740 know how much they cost because i've done a some due diligence in trying to get a um a trophy made

04:32:52.100 uh and it's expensive uh but together you know depending on on uh what can be done these are

04:32:59.940 things we need to push and this is again there's no political solution but this is a political process

04:33:06.500 when you're going to get these things installed in a local park you have to know uh how to go about it

04:33:12.420 and how to even sneak things in to the um the agenda on your uh on the uh city council in order to make

04:33:22.500 these things happen they need approval usually an art committee as well going over it and so forth and

04:33:28.500 these art committees are infested uh with uh people who hate us so um yeah go ahead frank yeah sorry arian i'll

04:33:37.220 make it real quick yeah do you guys not think i want to see a eight foot statue of david lane

04:33:43.780 holding one of the 14 pyramids that were struck and given to 14 women around around the planet 0.97

04:33:52.500 uh that hold parts of his ashes you think i'm kidding you think i'd like to see that him holding a

04:33:58.100 book in one hand and the pyramid in the other uh you're representing the 14 words or something along that

04:34:04.660 line or robert j matthews with his two minis in his hand his mini 14s uh even though he died with uh two

04:34:12.180 ars uh actually it wasn't ars it was car 15s the collapsible uh version of that uh that firearm

04:34:22.260 so yeah i mean you know it'd be nice even if one one town one place yeah did that progress okay

04:34:29.140 yeah yeah yeah but all these we have literally an untold myriad amount of motifs and personalities

04:34:38.740 i mean it's literally endless and i personally i would love to get into a street fight over putting 0.80

04:34:45.220 stuff like that up if i went to put up a statue of george washington or robert e lee fuck man i would 1.00

04:34:52.100 love to get into a street fight with these motherfuckers and tell the world fuck you 1.00

04:34:59.300 we are going to keep this here and we will fight you and if you keep fighting us then we'll just push 1.00

04:35:04.500 your ass right out of town oh you don't like that you're going to call your friends it bring it let's 0.99

04:35:09.460 do it you know i mean this is it that the whole construct of having you guys have heard me tell the 0.99

04:35:14.900 little story about me with my mom takes me to a park in my little hometown that i was raised in

04:35:21.060 and uh there's literally like 12 15 20 statues scattered throughout the park with cannons

04:35:28.900 okay i mean cannons with cannonballs on the ground no chains affixed to them they were just there nobody

04:35:35.380 nobody messed with them and i remember guys as a young lad climbing on the cannons and pretending i was

04:35:43.700 i'm looking at this guy's from the civil war i didn't know that but then there was some guys from

04:35:48.100 the revolutionary war might have even been george washington i can't remember but i remember the

04:35:53.700 feelings i could hear the cannon the cannonades uh i could hear the horses winning uh you think i'm

04:36:00.100 kidding i'm not and uh i it affected me tremendously i don't remember how old i was i was pretty young

04:36:06.500 you know probably between four and six years of age and my mom you know she didn't pay me no mind i was

04:36:12.420 just like climbing around and this is why i am so committed and i have written about this i've talked

04:36:19.140 about this in real life these things that that we as a white people as weak as we are to allow these 1.00

04:36:26.820 fucking invaders and these commies and all this faggotry to destroy and take down and attack all of our 1.00

04:36:34.820 sculptures is like oh my god if i could go back in time i there's so much stuff to fight for so much 1.00

04:36:42.340 stuff to tell the system fuck you you i don't we don't give a shit what you what power you claim 1.00

04:36:50.500 the people we are going to light your ass up when you fuck with our our heroes and our our historical 1.00

04:36:57.940 figures our founding fathers you know oh man i'm getting too fired up here sorry about that arian 1.00

04:37:06.180 frank you are absolutely correct and this is this is what i grew i i had a very high i held um

04:37:14.100 nathaniel bedford forest in very high esteem and um after the uh iconoclasm of 2020 it was um

04:37:23.940 um it was extremely difficult to uh to to keep a cool head with that with seeing thomas jefferson

04:37:35.140 pulled that was it was very difficult hey skull skull with uh them digging up mr and mrs forest i'm

04:37:42.500 sure you didn't take that very well too when that happened i can't remember how old i was i was a

04:37:47.220 younger guy um i flipped the fuck out i was calling all of my southern contacts and i said how come you 0.99

04:37:53.780 motherfuckers aren't marching how come you are not out there i mean i mean look i didn't want a fed 0.99

04:37:59.140 post i i just said this is what you have to do i'll i'll fly out there i'll drive my car i'll go out 0.99

04:38:04.900 there with you and well i could have brought about 50 guys with me on you know go on the train or take

04:38:10.500 a convoy or whatever but nobody would bust a great this is why conservatism is the most pernicious

04:38:17.620 an evil part of our manifestation or lack of manifestation this conservatism where where where

04:38:26.420 you can't do that while they're digging up two bodies of you know and the woman woman i mean this

04:38:32.100 is a woman okay but nathan bedford forest one of the greatest generals if not the greatest in the civil war

04:38:39.540 and i'm pretty well read up on that um this guy was a super patriot whether he was involved with

04:38:45.860 the clan you know directly because he had other agents that he was working with but nathan bedford

04:38:51.380 forest was a true patriot he told robert e lee that he would commit uh to the war for as long as his as

04:38:59.060 breath was in his body uh you know these guys are super patriots and that these are the yankees or

04:39:05.780 the progress if they don't like it man they can go themselves well said brother well said he was a

04:39:16.100 he was an astounding man he was a legendary figure incredible an incredible person a true son of the

04:39:22.580 south a true aristocrat warrior and one of the um just uh almost incomparable in his bravery and his honor

04:39:33.940 and um the the the what he stood for and uh i yeah yeah absolutely frank i i i don't know how many

04:39:43.300 people know about him actually i think uh many of your younger members are likely have not um read a

04:39:49.780 whole lot about the the uh sons of the south so well to put all this in perspective skull and everybody in

04:39:57.540 the space what would happen if we had 50 100 institutional voices and we physically were able

04:40:09.540 quote unquote legally to go dig up martin luther king or malcolm x or any of these uh you guys can name

04:40:17.220 probably a hundred of these quote unquote worthy uh non-whites it could be it could be any it could be 0.99

04:40:23.860 caesar chavez it could be anybody and we went and dug their asses up i guarantee you there'd be wars 1.00

04:40:30.500 starting over that how come so why can't white people you know act the same way that's anyway 0.98

04:40:36.500 that's a whole other issue but just think about it yeah let's let arian get in there thanks for being 1.00

04:40:43.860 patient brother and thanks frank uh more to come on this topic i think we'll just keep rolling with it

04:40:49.300 some a few things to unpack still uh arian go ahead yeah no worries i was i love hearing frank's takes

04:40:57.940 on things he's always very calculated and calm and i i like seeing a little bit of fire come out of

04:41:04.820 him every now and then too that's cool uh i just wanted to say i put uh just like a kind of a

04:41:12.660 early stage reading list up there in the nest and i'm welcome welcome anybody to add to it

04:41:26.100 awesome yeah great list now and and that that's one uh area i wanted to unpack here is um putting

04:41:35.220 together a list like this and this has been done before right it's been done before uh we've had these

04:41:40.980 lists uh we've had initiatives around these lists uh but there has been no central steward in which to

04:41:52.580 carry the obligation to maintain and grow this list uh from a central point and you know what you know and

04:42:04.180 and i i spoke with um you know a gentleman earlier today um about a similar um similar initiative to

04:42:14.180 to collectivize uh white business uh white owned businesses that do white american-made products and we uh we

04:42:24.420 do have an ends uh a means to an end uh in creating these uh this repository then and keeping it

04:42:34.820 collectivized and centralized and stewarded with purpose and and stewarded with um with a growth mindset

04:42:44.420 to add to it and to then use it and share it collectively to send people to their local barns

04:42:51.940 and nobles their local bookstores and and uh and and and give that message that these are uh desired

04:43:00.820 books that we want to see on the shelves and and do this in an organized way this is this is not

04:43:08.340 impossible and we're we are endeavoring in this process uh to create this uh and to create this vehicle

04:43:16.180 uh that can carry uh these uh these uh these obligations and one thing i think at in talking

04:43:23.460 about the the foundry now if we had an initiative a quiet initiative um to create a

04:43:35.620 um a certain aesthetically um an american arian um statue even if it's small

04:43:45.300 uh then to take that to our local cities where we can and where we have people and we have the

04:43:52.500 ability and get an installation put in that dog whistles to uh to something uh greater and uh it's

04:44:02.900 a it's a means to say this is our town right it is it is the these whispering of a sundown town

04:44:11.220 in a sense right uh but more more significant i think and more more um more aggressive and and

04:44:20.020 its underlying tone uh i would say but there there's a you know these are the we we are not incapable of

04:44:27.700 constituting these bigger projects um so you know so stay tuned and and keep you know keep working with

04:44:35.380 your white people because this is how we will win we will win by collectivizing this effort making it 0.82

04:44:41.220 bigger than ourselves alone and and being atomized uh we can start to collectivize and keep and be

04:44:48.420 the keepers of this of this knowledge and share it with our people uh so frank go ahead

04:44:55.140 yeah arian i'm going over your list pretty good um just the way i think i would have numbered them

04:45:02.020 a little bit different because i'd like to keep an intellectual sequence

04:45:05.860 uh or a a tone if you will to educate people one thing and or the other but at any rate um oh and

04:45:14.020 by the way i have to put you in the corner on a chair with a dunce cap on i don't see uh rise of the

04:45:19.620 west or the black book or the red book that's just tongue-in-cheek uh this number 23 though arian

04:45:27.140 uh this guy right here is not a white nationalist and i i could pontificate for a long long time on

04:45:35.380 some of these people i'm not gonna do that and um i've only read bits and pieces of it but if you

04:45:43.860 support this guy you are not serving the folk and take that with a take that for what it is i would

04:45:52.100 replace that with my work uh foundations of the 21st century the philosophy of white nationalism

04:46:00.660 with that being said uh it's a pretty damn good list for for a starter so anybody out there if you

04:46:07.300 want to add something like uh try to try to number them if you watch who's posting 25 26 27 this uh last one

04:46:17.060 the lightning and the sun by savitri devi this is a superb superb work it's somewhat metaphysical but

04:46:24.500 very very good uh good work i was very happy when i read that one so thanks for your efforts uh arian

04:46:33.380 absolutely i do i i i love this there's uh many good works on here one of the one of the interesting

04:46:41.060 kind of categorizations i think we could undertake too is um having a a canon of of legacy and uh

04:46:52.820 like i would put gutta on there i would put uh the counterberry tales i would put even uh don quixote

04:47:01.380 um the inferno um the inferno like we have aside from political works we have this vast repository of

04:47:10.500 phenomenal pieces of literature that were born from our people lord of the rings is um is another one

04:47:18.100 even some uh more modern works um storm of steel i mean there's a there's a lot uh breaking things into

04:47:26.660 categories like savitri devi if if you go into the esotericism if you go into some of these more

04:47:33.860 metaphysical compositions then there is a whole thread down which um you know our our people can be exposed

04:47:43.300 because some of our vogue are are extremely interested in the esotericism and the uh mythological

04:47:50.980 aspects of of our literature and our works and um this is a this is a great starter list number one would

04:47:59.220 highly recommend it's a uh if um you are uh ready to harden your heart number one is going to get you

04:48:13.380 there and um it's it will have a very profound impact on you if you have not yet read it

04:48:20.980 you can't read action unless you've got spirit first

04:48:30.820 well said well said absolutely and i'll just point out that uh that all of these books on that this list

04:48:38.420 are all uh written in english um what a great language but there it looks like some have been translated is

04:48:45.780 there uh is there an ability um arian if you could put like a t next to the ones that are translated

04:48:53.540 from i don't know if that's too much to ask that's probably too much to ask you missing the oral in the

04:48:58.580 book you said yeah put all that stuff put all that stuff in the in the post in the comments because those are

04:49:07.540 all good books yeah let's build this out and uh and make this look at that you got 16 bookmarks on this

04:49:17.380 uh this post here arian nice yeah i'll work on it guys it was just kind of a quick one quick list

04:49:27.140 yeah shooting shooting from the hip you're uh yeah you're your nails on that it's really really good

04:49:31.700 actually yeah it's good arian yeah nice we'll expand upon it and um i do think that or linda book

04:49:38.260 belongs on there i do think that the eddos belong on there uh beowulf the var spring saga uh the

04:49:45.940 iliad i mean there's i could go on i could go on and on but um yeah very very well done i i also like

04:49:54.100 the fetter manifesto even though it's just a manifesto about like uh monetism and uh and money i think it's a

04:50:01.460 really good written work and it really uh tells a different view of economics compared to what

04:50:07.380 we're always being taught in school and in society is that gottfried fader the the economist

04:50:19.620 that's

04:50:23.540 yeah put that up there yeah yeah it is it is gottfried fader he was also really into building

04:50:28.740 turbines like the uh architect in the he was a technocrat right and his some of his other work

04:50:35.060 or like he was really in to uh power production and uh building a uh the power supply for germany

04:50:43.300 and he was uh pretty much a turbine genius and he wanted to design all these uh uh this infrastructure

04:50:50.980 using turbines to power up uh everything and like it's kind of what we do now with uh it's

04:50:58.740 uh with uh how we power things like if you have a uh nuclear reactor there's a turbine if you have

04:51:04.180 a coal plant there's a turbine uh you know it's pretty much very it's very similar to what we do now

04:51:10.980 so i just wanted to put that out there yeah absolutely wonderful recommendation i will i will

04:51:18.340 put this out there because i would be interesting to hear the opinions that um some of our panelists have

04:51:23.460 on the potential introduction of known subversive authors into one's literary consumption um the

04:51:34.100 first one that comes to mind for me personally is umberto echo who was a uh communist and um

04:51:41.780 was a was a anti-fascist warrior actually or there you know fancied himself as such i don't know if he

04:51:48.420 ever held a rifle but um there's there's a lot of potential subversives that are have published works

04:51:58.100 um that are umberto echo published the name of the rose which is a phenomenal work about a uh i believe

04:52:08.180 it's a 12th 12th or 13th century monastery that um has this incredibly rich

04:52:18.420 kind of portrayal of uh monastic life among the uh northern italian southern holy roman empire

04:52:27.540 um monk class and uh it's really good it's really it's really well well done and franz kafka

04:52:35.140 um was a jew and franz kafka wrote uh some some pretty interesting work so it would be interesting if

04:52:41.700 if if uh do do we have any opinion on on subversive authors

04:52:53.300 this is one jew this is one jew i forgot his name but maybe someone can help him out

04:52:59.380 pretty much it's a uh it's a it was the one of the rabbi i think it was the rebbe that everyone

04:53:03.860 worships in new york or whatever but he wrote a book about jew supremacy

04:53:08.020 and like he compares why the jew is the superior being and he starts describing jew and it seemed

04:53:15.140 like a like like what we were right to make fun of jews but he was being dead serious so i can't

04:53:21.620 remember his name yeah there's a book called um esau's tears it was one that was written

04:53:38.900 written by a jew and it's about the uh it's a lot of these things are really good insights into how

04:53:45.860 our culture our history our people are perceived by the enemy and esau's tears is is is basically

04:53:52.260 about that about um placing the yoke of uh jewish world domination on the gentiles you know there's 0.99

04:54:00.900 some there's some really fascinating stuff out there and when you read it it's it's i mean that's

04:54:06.420 i've read karl marx i've read uh some subversive works myself exposing yourself to this stuff is not

04:54:12.900 not unwise but um it's good to be prepared to know what you're getting into go ahead frank if you okay

04:54:20.020 yeah just real quick um the arian myth i did a uh western method broadcast on the arian myth by leon

04:54:28.180 palakoff he was jewish he's like eastern european uh or or german jew i can't remember i know that's

04:54:36.740 a non-sequitur right but um he put a whole commission he was highly funded uh very well um

04:54:45.940 entertained by politicians and social media and all that of the day this was back in the 60s and 70s i

04:54:53.860 think uh but the whole modus operandi of this work was to literally trash about a hundred of the best

04:55:00.820 writers philosophers and thinkers of our people and he was trying to premise the work by saying all of

04:55:10.100 their um philosophies everything from emmanuel kant to heidegger to um just all every um vangetta i mean

04:55:20.580 just every every single beautiful mind that i could have ever thought of and this guy tried to trash him

04:55:27.380 like i said with a a whole coterie of writers editors like several hundred people all volunteers

04:55:34.420 from around uh world jury and whatnot and all this guy did was buttress the case of every single arian 0.95

04:55:42.740 voice i don't know if this was done on purpose but if these guys are that retarded and that they would 0.99

04:55:48.340 actually and this book was a big hit back in the day it lasted for 20 25 years it's like one of the

04:55:55.380 number one go-to books but when you read the work every point that they make on its face is a lie i knew

04:56:04.340 it even as a young man when i read it uh and then when you actually know who these authors are and you

04:56:10.500 can read in uh contextually or just the uh quotations that palaiakoff presents where you you guys would

04:56:18.500 all be cheering like yeah that's exactly right blah blah blah and i've talked to some educated persons

04:56:25.140 about this work in particular and they all said the same thing we do not know why this book was

04:56:31.620 positioned in the way that it was or this work in the way that it was because it actually makes

04:56:37.700 our case that much stronger so it was a very subversive book or the intention was very subversive

04:56:47.860 but it didn't work out that way there's a few gems like that and if any of you guys come across a work

04:56:52.980 like that i'd be interested in uh in reading it uh if you want to understand marxism and communism better

04:57:03.460 than your marxist and communist uh start with um uh what's his name um start with uh carl mark's

04:57:14.020 anthropology work because uh his anthropology work is the foundation of his economic theory because he

04:57:22.180 creates uh he creates uh a a retarded uh uh idea of how society civilization was created and it's like 0.98

04:57:31.140 half-assed backwards and then from this belief he creates an economic system on and that's why we

04:57:37.780 have to return to communism because he's trying to say that like it pretty much how society how we know

04:57:45.060 it developed he's trying to say it was pretty much he describes it backwards and we're we're growing

04:57:49.540 towards communism and which we're really not right and and so because he tries this yeah he tries it's

04:57:57.780 just really weird but if you read the anthropology work of carl mark's you're actually on a stand in

04:58:02.980 great detail um uh communism and the fundamental uh the fundamental premises of why he uh the basis for

04:58:12.820 which communism and his economic theory works and and most communists never read that uh his anthropology

04:58:18.980 work and uh and you should because you'll be able to out debate him once you do

04:58:24.420 this is this is this can also be applied to the uh leftist anarchist jews which which um uh emma goldman

04:58:35.940 is another one that uh is uh extremely subversive and if you read emma goldman and actually start to dig

04:58:45.140 into this then you will see where this deconstruction of gender comes from where this deconstruction of the

04:58:51.780 family comes from and you can you can you'll basically have like a very like you said fitz

04:58:58.100 you're absolutely right these people don't read this stuff they're they're trained on these doctrines and

04:59:03.460 they're that they don't actually read it so it's it's become more educated than your enemy folks it's not

04:59:09.140 hard uh frank and then arian and um we are drawing near the top of the hour brothers and sisters so

04:59:18.100 let's uh get some final thoughts and then we'll transition over to 1488 radio yeah thanks just

04:59:24.820 really really brief this has to do with writers although in this case it has to do with uh screen

04:59:31.460 writers i saw a book last night and i don't remember if i said it on the earlier show or on

04:59:38.180 western united space this morning but look fellas if you are able if you like good entertainment

04:59:43.780 like some good action uh with some interesting um storylines uh within within the framework of this

04:59:52.260 uh uh this presentation is working man with um jason statham uh i'm not gonna i'm not gonna go down

05:00:00.900 the rabbit hole on it it's it's a very good movie uh in terms of entertainment uh like a lot of his movies

05:00:08.340 uh there's uh there's a little bit of multi-cult thrown in there he's always done it i mean really

05:00:14.020 or the writers have i'm not saying because he's just an actor right but there are some fascinating

05:00:19.940 sub subplots in this movie and the action is very good uh just something to consider um screenwriters

05:00:28.340 have a lot of power and that's why i'm trying to make a movie that's why i wish a lot of you fellas

05:00:35.380 that have something to say uh if you can't become a screenwriter or you know a screenwriter and you

05:00:42.980 tell them you know a story a good story we have to start taking uh that over too even if it's an

05:00:48.740 independent conglomeration of um investors so yeah thanks for the mic

05:00:58.580 absolutely brother thank you for the recommendation arian go ahead

05:01:00.820 yeah i wanted to say if you really want to get a deeper understanding of where communism

05:01:08.260 and marxism comes from read the old testament and the gospels

05:01:17.700 well well it just was

05:01:20.660 yeah frank you were robotting pretty hard there

05:01:39.700 um yeah we couldn't i i don't know if that was was that arian or skull mass it was a robot in there

05:01:45.460 before frank

05:01:49.220 if we can clean that up and and get back let's go

05:01:55.460 oh test mike test one two am i a robot yeah you're sounding good

05:02:00.180 and four good buddy okay excellent

05:02:02.900 am i am i a robot excellent solid copy no you sound you sound all right too

05:02:07.460 all right i was saying if you really want a deeper i think that was i think that was me

05:02:11.060 yeah if you want a deeper understanding of where communism and marxism came from

05:02:17.540 read the old testament and the gospels

05:02:22.260 well you can also read some of the the history of of you can read 200 years together you can read

05:02:26.820 the history you can see this kind of this this shuttle ideology as i call it of of of the uh ashkenazim

05:02:33.860 in eastern europe and uh if you read a history of of jewish culture that you come to understand kind

05:02:40.900 of where their um their idea of of their their whole idea of money and capital and and economics is

05:02:48.740 one that is uh quite quite foreign to us

05:02:56.660 it's interesting to get insight into

05:03:01.380 yeah let's go matt you got uh like i said i would absolutely oh your your connection was uh was out

05:03:06.340 it sounds like it's back now but it's kind of coming in and out

05:03:11.140 oh yeah i apologize for that i think my my headphones just died so um yeah anyway okay

05:03:18.900 uh there's a lot of good works out there

05:03:23.140 uh david duke to uh david duke jewish supremacy is an actual well cited book i know everyone has

05:03:29.140 their farms about david duke but i think he did a really good work with jewish supremacy

05:03:36.340 well some uh really good recommendations today my friends excellent uh excellent discussion we kind

05:03:59.860 of started on talking about language transition into literature art um to bring it back home

05:04:07.620 um you know this english language that we've been blessed with by our ancestors is uh one of the

05:04:17.300 most wonderful things that has graced the face of the planet and i'm looking forward to the day when it

05:04:24.820 is outlawed for any non any member of the enemy to have it pass from their lips

05:04:42.020 yeah it's uh it's been wonderful uh language is uh one area i really uh enjoy i love the etymology

05:04:49.460 um and when just like your personal history uh again to uh to the the woven fabric of our people um

05:04:57.860 i am uh german scottish english uh and germanic and you know those languages and the languages we have

05:05:07.780 brought together um you know or form uh you know my ancestry when we look at language we see where these

05:05:14.900 words are from uh you get to uh get through some of the uh the nonsense that were were taught or that

05:05:22.820 were that or even assumptions that we make about language and really get into uh the fact that this

05:05:28.980 comes from our people in all corners of the of the world and is uh then brought together in the english

05:05:35.620 language uh the other thing to uh to note about language as well is the shifting of definitions

05:05:44.500 uh of the english language uh of the english language to a uh a goyslop uh judaized uh um even

05:05:54.740 bastardized uh as fitz would even contend uh version of the language uh words such as forge the word

05:06:04.260 forge uh from the european spirit means to build to create uh you forge uh things of iron um you know

05:06:13.940 this you forge things in a foundry uh the jewish version of it is to counterfeit uh to fake uh and you 0.66

05:06:21.860 can see uh this this language uh the word forge uh ought never be used and we must purge these these uh

05:06:30.900 these corruptions from our language uh that they have been um you know added to our language as as much as

05:06:40.420 we can must purge them from our uh financial system from our businesses from the academics

05:06:47.140 all all the areas of which they infest they also have infested our language so keep that in mind as 1.00

05:06:53.540 you go through if it's if you have a a number of of uh definitions um again this is back to uh and inhale um

05:07:04.100 um um um oh uh the uh who was the guy who first did the um uh the original dictionary i can't believe i'm

05:07:15.700 failing this is one of frank's favorite the 1828 um webster's dictionary the webster yeah noah webster right

05:07:26.020 that yeah even maybe just to bring that back just like we need to do to our um uh our constitution

05:07:34.900 remove all the garbage that has been added onto uh onto it over the centuries clean it back out give it a

05:07:44.340 nice um uh a nice cleansing and uh refine it uh and then we can build on it with a better foundation

05:07:54.020 um from there uh this is uh something we have i think we're gonna have to do it with our language

05:07:58.580 as much as anything else uh and uh go from there but it's been a good space uh skull mask uh

05:08:06.820 you have any last words as we uh get ready to hand it off to uh 1488

05:08:12.740 i i will conclude by um saying on this topic the more you expose yourself to

05:08:20.740 our language and the more we learn to use it properly the more articulate we come across

05:08:28.500 is um a very very valuable thing to maintain as uh we continue to engage in the war of ideas in the

05:08:39.220 war of information that um current platforms allow to be waged incessantly around the clock

05:08:46.100 uh articulation wealth well crafted arguments and um well-sourced reasoning can have an impact

05:08:55.460 that uh can multiply is a force multiplier for our intellectual positions so it has been a

05:09:04.180 excellent space another excellent day on the white power lunch hour being here with you mythos thank

05:09:11.620 you to all of our speakers and all audience members as well tomorrow i believe is broadcast again um

05:09:22.660 carrying the conversation and bringing a great knowledge arian thank you as well frank uh fitz side

05:09:30.340 everybody else who came up and contributed to the uh the language uh discussion as well as the

05:09:35.460 literature discussion it was uh it was white power uh it's directional i mean this is uh this is

05:09:41.780 something that takes all of us to get to the the destination here uh and be able to uh bring

05:09:51.540 excuse me bring uh awareness to certain subjects that sometimes i'll miss and someone else will fill in

05:09:59.140 uh that happens uh all the time uh and together uh we make a better whole than uh than apart and as we

05:10:08.180 as we bring this together we'll start to see some uh extraordinary collective efforts uh come to play

05:10:15.460 as we begin to re reclaim stewardship of our culture stewardship of our uh heritage stewardship of our history

05:10:26.180 and uh maintain it for the betterment of our people um so it was a it was a good start today in that

05:10:33.380 direction on the literature and language and i'm i'm here for it so we will pass it on um as soon as we

05:10:39.780 get uh i saw steve up here and back down so we'll uh go ahead and try him one more time um our uh co-host uh

05:10:52.500 the man with the plan white reich is uh is indisposed today he may be able to jump in from time to time

05:11:00.580 but i think he will miss most of today's uh discussion um and as soon as we get steve up here we can

05:11:10.340 start the uh 1488 radio and uh we'll uh as soon as radio race war puts down his hoagie

05:11:20.500 and logs into his x account uh we'll see him show up as well uh gonna go ahead and uh

05:11:30.020 do some housekeeping here uh 1488 radio uh is on and uh gonna have go for the next three hours

05:11:40.500 uh we here at 1488 radio we observe the 14 words and the 88 precepts the 14 words are we must secure

05:11:48.500 in existence of our people and a future for white children uh this is not a suggestion or a desire

05:11:56.260 this is a must and this is what we do the 88 precepts are in their entirety uh available at

05:12:05.460 david lane 1488.com and you can go there and download a pdf of all 14 uh words and 88 precepts

05:12:14.740 uh the other 14 words uh and the uh purpose of the first would be uh so that the beauty of the aryan

05:12:23.380 woman uh the white aryan woman uh shall not perish from this earth and uh that is what it's all about

05:12:31.860 our women and our children and what we do to preserve uh them for our future and our posterity because

05:12:40.180 uh the the moment and time we live in now uh is built on the shoulders of the giants who came before

05:12:47.780 us uh literature like we talked about in the last session is such a big part of this we build on each

05:12:53.860 other we build and we build this this wealth of knowledge and this history uh that nobody else can do and

05:13:02.740 we and until somebody else proves they have even the slightest capacity to do what we do uh we can

05:13:10.260 say with confidence that nobody else can do what we do uh often imitated never duplicated uh and

05:13:20.580 absolutely uh never exceeded in any way shape or form in the history of mankind uh and this is uh

05:13:28.660 us dispelling the lies that we're told as children in our schools and in our our uh education system

05:13:36.660 that we are uh somehow uh the ruiners of these peaceful villages around the world that they were just fine

05:13:45.620 with their little fire uh and their lack of uh tin uh uh or any kind of metal or uh or even ceramic

05:13:57.300 dishes uh they were doing just fine in their little wood huts uh where they had to defend themselves from

05:14:03.700 all sorts of creatures uh because there was no uh ceiling uh of the holes and gaps between uh these

05:14:12.500 these wooden structures it was uh the elevation of white people first that made the big difference

05:14:19.540 and we pass this on to civilizations that we now can recognize have no ability to uphold them or keep them

05:14:26.900 so in order for us to secure the existence of our people in the future for white children 1.00

05:14:31.140 it is mandatory that we begin to separate from these people and elevate ourselves to the place in which

05:14:39.540 we are meant to be uh we are the leaders of all invention of all uh innovation of all artistry of all

05:14:48.820 all instruments uh all spacecraft all land and sea vehicles uh all military might uh so forth and so

05:14:57.780 on so this is our uh responsibility our duty and something that we will continue to do forever uh

05:15:05.940 there those of us whites who are unable to do it uh may get a pass to come along with us as so long as

05:15:13.780 they do not oppose this uh rightful ownership and authority in the world uh those who do defy us

05:15:21.940 are in for it and uh you know godspeed uh to them uh to their afterlife so with that said uh anybody's

05:15:32.340 available to come up and welcome to participate in the conversation if you want to hit that microphone

05:15:38.020 button on the bottom left of your screen and you will be added to the queue from there when we bring

05:15:43.540 you up on stage raise your hand we'll get to you in the order in which you are uh are received the

05:15:50.100 exceptions to this are our co-hosts and vips uh co-hosts we have today are radio race war steve hansen

05:15:59.140 uh and uh that may be who we have as co-hosts today oh steve down thumbs down um i don't know

05:16:07.860 know if steve yeah my connection has been pretty uh lackluster today so i got more yeah it might be

05:16:16.180 more issues than it's worth to yeah yeah no problem we're gonna we'll go ahead uh but uh being a co-host

05:16:22.740 steve uh as well as other uh co-hosts on our show can jump in any time uh they can skip the queue in many

05:16:31.460 ways and we allow them to do that to help steer the conversation and add quality content to

05:16:36.740 uh the discussions as they go uh we have vips as well that also skip the queue at times that would

05:16:43.220 be frank da silva on stage with us now others include ht uh the ferryman is another and we have

05:16:51.540 a few others so if you feel like you are being skipped over it is either that we have a glitch

05:16:58.740 on our end and can't see your hands so feel free to advocate for yourself or it is because we are

05:17:04.580 directing the conversation among vips for the moment to get some uh valuable content out and

05:17:10.580 discussion in play and we will get to you as soon as we can and we appreciate your patience in that

05:17:15.940 regard the other things that we have uh to discuss is please uh if you are brown uh we will flush you 0.99

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05:17:32.020 even try you may get blocked permanently from our spaces and we will be happily happy to do that if

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05:17:45.380 we want to have great discussions in the vein of the 14 words and the 88 precepts to move our conversation

05:17:53.220 forward productively and with earnest but if you are uh you know inebriated uh we will send you back

05:18:00.260 down to sober up before you come up the next time the other thing that we uh want to avoid is theological

05:18:07.380 discussion debate about um your your beliefs and faiths but we do understand that there's political

05:18:15.060 uh elements to religion as well and sometimes we do dabble in that area but as far as uh

05:18:21.540 uh okay you got it uh as far as uh you know reading uh you know religious scripture things of that

05:18:30.260 nature in a debate about who's right and wrong we do want to avoid that uh as it is uh particularly

05:18:36.500 unproductive uh we are not going to convince each other of things we are otherwise already convinced of

05:18:43.060 not in this space at least so take that elsewhere and uh you can find uh valuable conversation in other

05:18:50.100 spaces for that and outside of that um you know no fed posting uh you are a mandatory part of our

05:18:59.460 people and we have enough uh guys on the inside to take care of all of the uh the networking

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05:19:13.460 productive and responsible members of our communities in real life and we can network to the ends of the

05:19:21.780 14 words and that we can secure our place with that said i'm all done steve hit it

05:19:28.980 i regret to inform the show uh that i have it on pretty reliable information that unfortunately we

05:19:42.500 probably won't be seeing the famine grace our spaces at least for the foreseeable future

05:19:48.580 all right we will miss him we hope to have him back soon um but yeah that happens sometimes uh radio what

05:20:02.500 do you got nothing man it's white boy summer it's uh thursday that's uh that's roll

05:20:08.900 let's roll uh you guys uh see anything on the timeline uh that you want to kick off the show with

05:20:22.660 yeah we can talk about this whole mayor thing i think that this apolitical guy's political instincts

05:20:27.620 and his instincts in general are right on the money um you know this is factional jewelry so anybody

05:20:33.780 that thinks that jayork is no longer jayork is crazy this is jewish factionalism at its finest 0.99

05:20:41.780 jayork is still jayork uh it's just it's becoming more leftist secular jayork so it's not a it's not

05:20:50.500 about muslims it's about this guy's probably not going to go to israel and uh you know it's the anti

05:20:56.980 like who'd anti uh benjamin netanyahu faction of jewry it's liberal jewry it's leftist

05:21:03.460 marxist secular communist jewry and uh that's what it is so anybody that thinks that this is

05:21:10.100 a muslim jew issue is um doesn't get it it's uh it's this is jewish factualism jayork is still 0.58

05:21:17.700 anti-semitism awareness act because she uh get people up to speed if anybody has a different

05:21:23.300 take on that or a more nuanced take or sees differently i'd love to hear why but that's

05:21:28.420 really what that boils down to so you know that's america's biggest city it's an important city

05:21:33.060 it's kind of the center of the universe in a lot of ways whether people like it or not it's

05:21:38.580 the center of gravity for all economic activity in the united states and a lot of global economic

05:21:43.620 activity so yeah it's just jews fighting over um over the the cane carcass of the united states 0.86

05:21:50.020 so it's pretty fantastic

05:21:55.460 yeah i think we uh dove into this bit yesterday and uh and uh i agree with that conclusion on this

05:22:01.860 it's uh uh uh you know if they can try to distract or throw people off the trail uh it is what they're

05:22:11.300 going to do i mean electing uh a a kosher anti-semite or you know a uh a um i mean the the overton window

05:22:24.420 for political acceptability for jews is all on the left side that includes ben shapiro you know ben

05:22:32.580 shapiro is left of center uh he may have uh some uh further right takes uh as it is but this whole

05:22:42.180 entire paradigm is left of center and they want to pretend that this is the real paradigm the real

05:22:48.340 overton window so when you get somebody who is uh you know uh right of of even ben shapiro uh i would

05:22:57.540 i would consider that still left of center that there's there's no um and and i'm i'm just using

05:23:03.620 uh right and left here in directional uh terms uh not so much in ideology terms uh but this is this is

05:23:12.980 how it works and they're gonna throw in distractions it is important i agree with you uh the significance

05:23:19.300 of new york city uh is always and and will be huge uh whether in the degradation and uh corruption of

05:23:28.900 our country or on the other side of it uh the pinnacle of restoration and renaissance when we manage to

05:23:36.740 gain control and begin to put um statues of glr uh and david lane and robert j matthews and frank da silva

05:23:46.980 uh in the town in the uh uh uh uh what was it uh the downtown area what i don't remember what's that

05:23:57.220 that's called what's what's the down what talking about wall street are you talking about no new york

05:24:03.140 new york new york the the downtown area what's what's that called there's midtown and downtown

05:24:07.700 so downtown like lower manhattan would be wall street midtown is midtown so it depends on them

05:24:13.300 there's there's uptown so which would be like the the higher street numbers well let's put that we'll

05:24:18.340 put frank on the uptown side uh put it put a statue of frank in harlem hey uh that that's our that's our

05:24:27.460 town you know the the gangs of new york i just saw a meme uh uh earlier today you know that movie the

05:24:32.980 gangs of new york right uh the butcher uh is the hero right he's the one trying to keep america uh

05:24:42.420 for americans right so uh and the whole thing is kind of inversion one of the most important things

05:24:49.220 from that movie and i've i've i cued in on it when the movie came out and i've carried it with me ever

05:24:55.060 since um it was uh it wasn't tammany hall i don't think who said it in the movie but it was in the

05:25:03.220 scene where they're playing pool they're playing billiards and um they're having a conversation

05:25:10.340 among the elite in new york uh and among the political elite and they say a very important

05:25:15.860 line that rings true to this day you can always pay one half of the poor to kill the other half 0.73

05:25:25.940 well that's factionalism and that's what you always have to just put this filter over any sort

05:25:30.420 of political debate in this country it's jewish factionalism it's various it's different competing

05:25:36.420 factions of jewry so people think that all jews are cut from the same cloth they're not you know

05:25:41.220 netanyahu is very unpopular amongst a large swath of liberal jews um and they want more communist liberal 0.52

05:25:48.340 brown homosexual jewry and then we're right now it's you know it's the classic meme warring jews 0.82

05:25:55.700 versus gay jews there's a lot of truth to that and and they they promote that in every aspect of all 1.00

05:26:02.340 their bioweapons they pit each side against each other and in the end it's you know the house always 0.84

05:26:08.420 wins so jews never lose jews always win um you just have to dissect it and and that that applies to all

05:26:15.620 of their weapons whether it's you know kosher conservatives evangelicals uh house always wins 0.81

05:26:24.260 right now the house is you know organized jewry

05:26:31.300 yeah yeah and uh until we uh to take back the levers of power which include the monetary

05:26:37.700 supply and the reality of economics on the street uh you know we're just going to be caught up in that

05:26:45.540 uh especially uh you know who wants to be either side of the poor uh who is uh killing off the other

05:26:55.860 side and this is what something we want to get out of completely right it's it's time to be uh the rich

05:27:02.740 white people that we are in the world and educate each other uh with edification toward that end um so

05:27:11.380 that's that's what i hope to do i i i want to say i i just uh read uh bobby thorn post where he uh

05:27:20.020 there i guess there's a new feature maybe it's not new that uh on your profile you can click the

05:27:25.780 grok button at the top of your profile and it will give you a summary of uh of your

05:27:32.340 yourself uh and that that's not new but it is it is pretty interesting yeah everybody who hasn't done

05:27:41.060 it should hit it i'm i'm loving mine it gives you a summary it's a clever little feature it gives like

05:27:47.300 a synopsis of the person's entire post history and kind of uh defines it and gives a summary of it and

05:27:53.620 also give their actual post history replies original post retweets so yeah it does a pretty good synopsis

05:27:59.700 of any given profile so yeah if you're ever looking to troll somebody or see what this profile is

05:28:05.220 about yeah it's every bit as good as is you know it's like an instant due diligence feature it just

05:28:10.980 basically gives you a complete synopsis of any given profile it's pretty useful yeah um i am a proud host

05:28:17.940 of we radio one champions white excellence and area in unity believing the world belongs solely to his 0.95

05:28:23.780 people a new mythology's rallying for white collectivism slamming non-whites and pushing

05:28:29.300 inconvenient truths to spark honest chats i see nothing to be upset about with this synopsis is

05:28:37.860 amazing uh i i face mixed reactions with cost eternal accusing me of spreading lies while you know these

05:28:46.340 other two uh you know uh accounts uh engage positively uh it's i just posted to my timeline it's

05:28:55.780 it's a it's based i'm loving i'm loving my uh my consistency here

05:29:04.340 so while you're uh while you're just uh tooling around on the internet uh find out what uh what

05:29:09.380 grok really thinks about you i'm pretty excited about mine it's it's a little big brotherish but yeah

05:29:16.340 it's it's a feature that i think's been out for a couple iterations of grok but it's uh it's uh

05:29:20.340 uh it's pretty big brotherish at least it's kind of yeah it's it's big brothers for sure at least it's

05:29:27.460 bringing like at least you're able to look at it right and uh and then maybe you can respond to it

05:29:33.620 right if you if you uh get criticized in a way that makes you feel a certain type of way you know maybe use

05:29:40.180 it as a conditioning tool for yourself to uh to start posting you know things in a different light

05:29:49.220 that uh that may benefit you in the future get your point across better or even make you more friendly

05:29:56.580 to the timeline to uh get our talking points out into the mainframe steve what do you got

05:30:00.740 i'm just curious because it's been a minute since i've had grok do the synopsis on my profile

05:30:08.980 not able to bring it up at the moment but it was it's pretty good the last time i checked it does

05:30:13.940 anyone want to just grok get the grok synopsis on mine read out

05:30:21.700 yeah i'm getting it right now i'll read it as it comes here and i like that it's short it doesn't you

05:30:27.780 know uh grok has a a way of like trying to contextualize too much so here we go steve

05:30:34.740 hansen a canadian musician passionately advocates for mass deportations and western unity believing

05:30:41.780 in preserving his nation's heritage through bold unapologetic nationalism based so far uh steve

05:30:49.220 sparks debate on date formats that's an interesting uh interesting uh uh niche uh date

05:30:57.700 formats racial demographics and community exclusivity while hyping an australian legend who's this

05:31:06.100 australian legend that you hype steve um there's a i mean there's a few australian legends um one of

05:31:16.900 them is going to be on white excellence radio tonight following 1488 radio steven wells but uh i do

05:31:24.660 a few i am partial to reposting um thomas sewell when he was on x he's no longer on x because the aussie

05:31:33.780 government probably joel davis um i don't know there's a few that come to mind since i think it

05:31:41.860 brings up the date formats that's a rather recent kind of engagement that a couple posts that i made

05:31:49.700 but yes i am a uh date format supremacist you either go from

05:31:54.660 day month year or year month day so that you're going from either smallest to largest unit or vice

05:32:01.140 versa um i didn't expect that to be in the grok synopsis but pretty base pretty base i got more

05:32:07.780 i got more here i'll finish it up here you you uh you're very well received that says the the x

05:32:13.860 community praises steve for his inspiring presence with hilehound 88 calling him an inspiration and tcm

05:32:22.260 1973 lauding his contributions to wlm canada so you're you have no uh no big dissenters out there

05:32:30.980 from what grok has uh said and has a quote here from you that finishes off says if the law is unjust

05:32:37.300 it's not only man's right but his duty to disobey it so i think it did a pretty good job

05:32:41.780 yeah i'm just trying to set a good example you know not everyone um can or should be a leader but

05:32:52.340 everyone can lead by example and so i'm just trying to to set the example that i would like to see other

05:32:59.620 canadians follow yeah i just sent that to you just for posterity there uh so you can do with what

05:33:09.060 you uh what you will yeah way to go good uh that's a good one and if anybody does theirs and wants to

05:33:15.860 come up and read it off uh feel free or if you want to post it uh in the uh bubble uh down below uh

05:33:24.100 uh it used to be better so i just looked at mine and i'm looking at it and um it was better before

05:33:31.140 i think that they've actually dialed it back probably because people were posting it and

05:33:34.820 they were pretty good but i think it's actually gotten worse i think the feature has actually

05:33:39.620 probably been dialed back i don't know if it's a settings thing i have pretty restrictive settings

05:33:44.500 on here i have pretty much well i think to steve's point um it i don't think it goes back that far

05:33:52.340 i think i think it takes maybe you used to go back further that's what i'm saying yeah yeah

05:33:56.980 look at your like like your all-time historical posts i think now it just summarizes the last

05:34:02.260 couple things you've done or said or yeah yeah i think it would be good if it yeah it would be

05:34:08.100 good if it went into like you know looking at some of your more popular posts those that got the

05:34:13.060 most attention or likes and use that as well as a part of like uh defining what it is well it may be

05:34:19.860 cool uh yeah we got we got paul yeah man it used to have uh quotes you would say like on like your

05:34:27.700 most popular liked quote under your your summarized account and it doesn't have that anymore so it did

05:34:33.540 it did give that to steve and i uh mine is uh mine is up there as well uh what's let me see what what was

05:34:41.940 my quote uh oh that my quote is arian unity at every opportunity um yeah so it did have that for

05:34:50.980 me and steve but yeah maybe it's uh kind of hit or miss arian did you uh did you run yours there what

05:34:58.740 what do you got yeah mine's pretty cool it says a fierce advocate for white nationalism

05:35:05.620 champions are returned to ancient european gods and reject sand religions believing they undermined

05:35:11.140 arian identity and it actually says that it says sand religions yeah it's a term i've used quite a

05:35:15.940 few times it's kind of based arian faith's been stirring the pot debating eugenics quoting nietzsche

05:35:22.020 and listing controversial books it's taking you from today right it's like yeah yeah some of them

05:35:29.220 are more base than others you know i've done it over time and it was more base like mine right now

05:35:33.380 it's not super based so i'm kind of disappointed rock it was more you gotta step your game up there

05:35:39.460 radio you gotta pump those numbers up yeah i think so my my quote is white cell elves bro high born

05:35:47.060 touched by the divine meant to rule the forests and stars don't let the orcs tell you otherwise

05:35:54.500 steve go ahead

05:35:55.140 yeah with all due respect arian nietzsche's not so based um he was very philo-semitic

05:36:05.780 often kept company with jews and was kind of uh kind of looked down on the working class germans so

05:36:14.580 i get that his writings have been influential and there is some good in them but i gotta say nietzsche's not

05:36:20.900 so based but otherwise very based summarization he was an elitist i mean well he was rightfully

05:36:26.260 an elitist his writings were way ahead of their time and they're very intellectual and

05:36:31.140 they were misunderstood a lot of people still don't understand this stuff to this day but

05:36:34.740 he was an elitist i don't think anybody would dispute that nietzsche was an elitist as a working

05:36:39.780 class german i i will give him a pass on the hate

05:36:43.060 but uh arian did you want to get in there yeah i was gonna say no i agree he he definitely had

05:36:51.220 some philo-semitic views but they were actually paired often with uh you know he was his whole

05:36:57.620 philosophy was relativistic so he always could see both sides of a thing and one of the things he

05:37:03.860 admired the jews for was actually their ethnic identity and being able to hold together through

05:37:09.300 so much time and remain one people and i don't think that that's something that we shouldn't uh

05:37:14.340 admire just because we were disgusted by them

05:37:21.140 yeah you got to take the pages from your enemies playbook i've long said this i don't think that

05:37:25.540 there's anything wrong with you know opposition literature opposition research and you know game

05:37:33.780 recognizes game there's no shame in recognizing successful oppositional forces i think it's a

05:37:40.900 complete blind spot to just keep losing and go well we're losing but but this is our loss we're losing

05:37:47.940 our way and just keep on losing like being afraid of wealth and resources and success and wanting to be

05:37:54.420 fucking an edge an edge lord for the rest of your life and you know not wanting to approach you know 0.97

05:38:00.020 different guys with different ideas and different things i think it's a total fucking blind spot 0.99

05:38:04.020 actually i know i know it's a blind spot and and and i'll die on that note backwards yeah go ahead steve 0.93

05:38:11.220 do you very much i very much agree with radio on that point um as kermit the frog

05:38:18.180 juden petersheim says you got to give the devil his due and um and

05:38:24.260 you know so i agree you know we can't be

05:38:54.260 afraid afraid to learn from our adversaries and um and not be afraid of success i think that's one of the

05:39:02.260 things that holds back our spirit is that there is a certain element of people um that are just so

05:39:09.940 demoralized or black filled that um they're afraid to take the w's when they come and i don't know

05:39:18.340 sometimes i get the impression that some people actually don't want to win they just want 0.61

05:39:24.100 to um i don't know enjoy the death melt well i listen people say this and it's cliche but it's

05:39:31.140 true do you want to you want to be right or do you want to win do you want to have the best ideas or 0.93

05:39:36.260 do you want to you want to listen to the new fucking guy who might have a better idea than you do this 0.90

05:39:41.220 idea that only the most meritocratic and the most elder and the most accomplished among us 0.98

05:39:49.220 only have good ideas it's not quite true sometimes the new guy has has a light bulb

05:39:57.220 and you need to run with that so you know it's one of those things where you know you don't want to

05:40:01.540 always listen to the new guys um but sometimes the new guys have fresh ideas and there's a lot of

05:40:06.900 juice with the youth and there's a lot of juice with younger guys because they've had the benefit

05:40:12.340 of not having a lifetime of subversive infiltration and and uh indoctrination so that you know guys

05:40:21.060 coming in with a fresh set of eyes there's a lot of value in that um so i i think that people you

05:40:25.460 know there's some wisdom with the youth for sure yeah i want to i don't know if i would exactly call it

05:40:33.060 wisdom but there is a certain benefit to um i mean this in the best of senses naive eyes

05:40:41.220 having a perspective on things because while you can be wise sometimes um

05:40:50.980 sometimes your your experiences um

05:40:54.100 um i don't know it's it's hard for me to articulate this properly but like radio said sometimes that

05:41:03.460 fresh set of eyes approaching things with a certain naivety um has has a benefit to it whereas

05:41:11.620 um you know even if someone's wise if they're sort of hardened in their in their ways they have a

05:41:18.660 uh an inability to to come at things with a fresh perspective i don't think that that's always the

05:41:25.300 case but definitely sometimes is or often is um yeah i think a lot of the times the the younger voices

05:41:34.660 that are you know um seeing things accurately and have these fresh ideas it's partly the the experience

05:41:44.180 of them growing up and then oftentimes it's uh younger people that you know are standing on the shoulders

05:41:50.500 of giants they have done some investigating you know learning from people of the past and with that

05:41:58.180 young naive set of eyes they're able to to kind of see what didn't work and and kind of apply to the

05:42:05.380 modern um or contemporary uh times and uh and figure out what what they think will work well yeah there's a

05:42:20.100 there's a a time limit that i think a lot of uh people exceeded in their usefulness and i think

05:42:29.220 that you know the wisdom that comes with age uh it must be channeled and delivered to the youth who will

05:42:37.300 do the heavy lifting from a place of of uh i think humility like i'm in my mid-40s i'm going to be done

05:42:46.980 working hard in everything and being uh what i would consider any form of leader in my life uh in about 10

05:42:56.260 years uh at that point i'm going to need to learn how to hand it off and i'm going to have to hand

05:43:02.580 off certain responsibilities that maybe the younger can't do as well as myself and i'm talking about

05:43:09.620 in business right i'm talking about like in in this uh sphere here and i there's going to be a period

05:43:16.580 of time where i'm at my maximum usefulness and i need to know when that ends and i need to be honest

05:43:23.540 with myself about that so i can begin to cultivate the next generation's leaders and and i think

05:43:29.620 there's a gap right now we're facing with this with some of the the elders that we have right now

05:43:35.460 and i think it's it's problematic in some of even our younger leaders when they look at the changing

05:43:41.060 dynamic of the world and their their worldview may have fit very well even in a five or ten year period

05:43:50.020 and then it's shifted and we need to be able to take a fresh look at it now the um there's a young

05:43:55.620 man i i speak to and uh he often asks me am i even seeking truth right he's a young man and i and i

05:44:03.780 appreciate his his vibrance and appreciate his his you know energy and what he wants to do in life

05:44:11.620 i i am almost twice his age and i'm in a different place i i am not seeking the truth that he is i am

05:44:19.780 seeking to make a place where he can exact his truth and be most productive in uh transmuting 0.75

05:44:28.020 that truth into some uh version of reality and uh and he gave me this uh this uh little note here

05:44:37.940 uh and it has life principles and there's four life principles written on this list and the first

05:44:43.540 is the spirit of man is seeking the truth the second is the spirit of man is responsible

05:44:49.380 the third is the spirit of man is a seeker of knowledge and the fourth is the spirit of man

05:44:54.900 is seeking for its creations to survive and i'm in the fourth zone there i am seeking for my creations

05:45:01.540 to survive i am no longer in the the process of that growth um there and i i know this about myself

05:45:09.620 right and i can be honest like i am in the place where i need to make sure that what i'm handing off

05:45:16.100 in every form is is now um something that the next generation can maintain and and put forward um

05:45:24.980 uh you know so i think there's there's uh an element of maturity and also humility that that we need to

05:45:33.620 have we don't just become leaders and then we just are leaders for the rest of our life it's it's

05:45:39.380 temporary and we need to know when it's over uh in a sense so school mask get in there thank you brother

05:45:46.580 well said this is um tangentially related to some of nietzsche's philosophy and uh one of the

05:45:53.540 potential stumbling blocks that we encounter uh repeatedly is um the the instinct the cultural

05:46:01.380 instinct to cleave to morality and to not embrace the utterly transformative in our outlook and our

05:46:09.460 actions and nietzsche was very influential in uh he he described it as philosophizing with the hammer

05:46:16.740 in twilight of the idols where we are we have the duty we have the responsibility and the duty to um

05:46:24.020 lurch forward evolve our our outlook and evolve our personal philosophies in this way that is going to

05:46:33.860 breed a new evolutionary um iteration of our culture and our people and this is something that um i've i've

05:46:44.100 described as this full spectrum approach to to the issue here is maintaining the uh the uh kind of the

05:46:52.980 ascendancy the um priority of victory as as the end goal and um disregarding this this classical morality

05:47:02.180 that is very common among you know the hoi polloi conservative movement with uh where principles are

05:47:09.620 the most important thing and victory is secondary so it is um it is a it is interesting to to undertake the

05:47:18.260 utter transformative kind of initiation that um i believe and i believe many share in this sentiment

05:47:26.500 misbelief that uh is is going to be a fundamental part of breaking out of uh breaking these shackles

05:47:35.780 that have been uh that we've allowed to be placed on ourselves

05:47:44.660 and i would agree

05:47:48.980 it's not useful or productive and you're in group morality to the out group it is important to be

05:47:58.100 ideologically consistent in your actions otherwise you basically fall prey to um

05:48:08.020 becoming like uh your your adversaries in a detrimental way and this is something that was

05:48:13.860 touched on very early in uh the turner diaries when they were short on cash in the beginning of the

05:48:20.500 book you know they had to take a certain means to you know secure some finances but they realized that um

05:48:30.180 they just started doing so haphazardly let's say that they would be no better than their adversaries

05:48:39.300 so that they had to operate in a way that was consistent with their ideology and the world view

05:48:44.980 very good

05:48:55.540 yeah my interpretation of that philosophizing with a hammer quote has always been take concepts and beat

05:49:03.860 them down into pieces smash them into pieces and look at each piece individually learn as much as you can

05:49:10.980 about it and and and really get into the details don't don't take surface level understanding as

05:49:20.340 your understanding it's not it's uh just because you read a couple quotes or the synopsis of a book

05:49:25.060 doesn't mean you had touched the the mind of that person you actually put the pen to paper

05:49:32.500 uh and i think it directly relates to sorry i'm a little out of breath i'm digging a trench

05:49:37.140 um it relates to his his will to power how each each will has a different you know the world of sex

05:49:46.340 the world of creativity the world of hunger all of them are the world's power but there are many

05:49:52.420 different facets it's like he described it as many many spirits each each will is a different spirit

05:50:00.100 within you that wake awakens to fulfill a need that all it all comes together in the will to power all

05:50:08.420 your needs eventually lead to your need for power a living organism needs to be gaining power or it's dying

05:50:19.220 i'll leave it there thank you if i can just add and that's what i've long said if you're not moving

05:50:23.540 for you know you're really moving back and and i'm all for looking to the past for wisdom and being

05:50:30.020 respectful and um showing the respect to the brave men who came before us but we can't be beholden to

05:50:36.820 the past i know that that might be controversial um but we just we can't run the same exact playbook

05:50:44.980 from the past in the future it's got to be a new a new playbook and i know not everybody agrees with

05:50:52.900 that but that's that's just my opinion well they say they you know there's nothing new under the sun

05:51:03.380 uh and and that statement you know it has a lot of wisdom in it but there's nuance to that statement

05:51:11.940 it doesn't mean that everything's the same as it always was in practical terms or change some things

05:51:18.820 stay the same yeah it is no yeah it's it's like the the fact you know it's it's the it's the other

05:51:25.460 it uh complements the other phrase right the only constant is change right so everything's always the

05:51:32.420 same which means it's always changing it's this dynamic between what is what was what will be

05:51:39.540 that we're living in and and we need to take we need to take advantage of the moment right we need

05:51:44.260 to be aware we have we have senses we have the five senses and then you know there's there's uh some

05:51:49.780 truth to be said we have six right and and using those senses to assess the situation bring all the

05:51:56.100 information necessary as much information as uh as is necessary uh but as little information uh that is

05:52:05.700 um well as as much information as possible as little information is necessary uh so that we can make a

05:52:12.100 decision based on as much truth as we can assess in the moment and move forward and sometimes again

05:52:19.780 that the truth is gonna be different for different people and and i don't think that means we shouldn't

05:52:24.900 you know uh we should all do the same thing we should know that how how is somebody else interpreting

05:52:33.380 their truth and what are they going to do and then how do we complement that with our uh activity i

05:52:40.020 think as white people sometimes we get caught up in uh you know this idea that that this is the

05:52:45.700 truth and if everybody does this then it will all work out when it's really far more nuanced than that

05:52:52.020 we need to understand what what other people's truths are what they're going to do how these you know

05:52:59.140 these organizations like uh we see patriot front uh and and other active clubs um corporate organizations

05:53:08.820 all these things that are happening how do they complement each other instead of how are they

05:53:13.380 competing with each other and look at look at how to form a uh a better consensus

05:53:24.740 this is um there's a there is a aspect of ferocity that nature brought to us with a kind of individual

05:53:33.300 um like expulsion of these values of of the the stagnant the stagnant values that we that we have

05:53:42.660 inherited uh this is something i think that's extremely pertinent to the idea that um we have much to

05:53:50.260 learn and uh much to create in this this he describes us as creators of new values and he he's in

05:53:58.260 in zarathustra he's he says uh you know the creator seeks other creators and friends along the way

05:54:05.300 and this is um the the transformation of the arian spirit from one of a receptive passivity that we've

05:54:13.860 been herded into over the past century or even past several centuries into this explosive ferocious

05:54:22.500 outward growth and um kind of uh elevation of of new value systems is is something that uh getting

05:54:32.500 back to that discussion of that the adopt the adaptation to new tactics steve like you were

05:54:37.620 talking about the adaptation of trench warfare not only should we adapt tactics that work better we

05:54:44.580 should adapt them as rapidly as possible and uh the best military commanders in history were able to

05:54:50.500 do this to great effect um gustava dolfsson was one in the 30 years war the swedish swedish king was um

05:54:58.500 immediate he was famed for his ability to immediately adapt new tactics into his ranks and

05:55:05.940 um deploy them with great effect on the field so the flexibility dynamism and um the willingness to put

05:55:13.460 aside i think our egos and and say like this is a great idea this is something that uh

05:55:20.500 i i thought was the the way that these things were done and um seeing the effect uh of what what

05:55:28.980 might be considered an unconventional way to do things and adapting it immediately and thoroughly

05:55:34.580 can have great effect because uh we can always with a smaller more direct approach we can maintain this

05:55:43.380 flexibility and this adaptability and and the culture at large the enemies you know psychosphere is not as

05:55:50.260 flexible they need to maintain the narrative and they need to maintain control so the enemy is on the

05:55:56.500 back foot with regards to this and um they will always continue it's almost their their next move

05:56:03.380 is almost always predictable because what they want is the genocide of our people and the destruction of

05:56:08.900 our culture so we have um we have a very huge boon to our to our cause in in this degree of dynamism and

05:56:20.340 flexibility that we can embrace that may be above a lot of our pay grades there um i can't disagree but uh

05:56:35.620 uh but the uh but the uh the the level uh you're working out there uh uh i would need to drill down a little bit

05:56:43.060 uh in that uh we want to uh just uh give a another thorough take there to kind of flush that out a little bit

05:56:54.900 like yeah absolutely um so the modern control paradigm uh with regards to

05:57:05.300 psychologizing propaganda is in in a way a very ossified like a a stagnant um pipeline that uh the

05:57:18.820 enemy has deployed um where they have these these media outlets or these uh information outlets you know

05:57:27.220 between um standard classic media sources like the television uh and their um attempts at uh you know

05:57:37.780 creating e-influencer zones uh but their message and and the the gist of their message will always

05:57:47.860 circle towards something there's a common theme across their initiatives and that is the destruction of our

05:57:55.300 people uh being aware of this subversive undercurrent kind of allows us to pick apart their narratives and

05:58:06.420 pick apart their their new whatever whatever messaging they they push out our people and if you can see these

05:58:15.700 these themes these underlying thrusts that they're really injecting into the narrative then

05:58:24.980 uh it uh it allows us to react in more effective manner i think like the uh rediscovery of our of our

05:58:34.900 philosophy and our culture is something that um we know that hollywood for instance is going to put out

05:58:41.300 more slop and they're going to put out you know these afrocentric movies or these um anti anti-natalist

05:58:49.380 pieces of media that are going to discourage reproduction among our folk we know that they

05:58:54.740 will consistently advocate for our our resource allocation to go to supporting military endeavors

05:59:03.780 on behalf of israel and the zionist project um we can recognize these things and in doing so we can

05:59:12.580 actually create a very formidable pieces of propaganda that they could never they have no way of tapping

05:59:20.500 into these feelings the hyperborea edit is a great example of this that is a a zeitgeist that no matter

05:59:29.140 what the enemy does they can never create anything in this sphere like the stuff that young often makes 0.94

05:59:35.540 here is is a perfect testament to this that we have this capability of uh cutting these pieces of media

05:59:43.620 and combining them with uh music and and voiceovers that uh the enemy can never approach this level of

05:59:52.500 effectiveness the enemy might see artificial intelligence as a way you know a means to control

05:59:58.020 the control the narrative but when we start using it to live translate the speeches of the great one into

06:00:05.540 english and hear his words in his voice then we we are able to outflank huge pieces of uh there are

06:00:16.020 huge vectors of of subversion that our people would otherwise face for years and years the only way we're

06:00:22.980 exposed to the imagery of the third reich was in their through their lens either through the history

06:00:29.380 channel or their media productions like schindler's list or through the public education system

06:00:35.540 and um knowing that that is how they will always portray him and knowing that that is how they

06:00:41.620 will always portray our people uh allows us to constantly evolve in our messaging and our

06:00:48.100 narratives and constantly embrace these these new developments that um like i i was not personally

06:00:55.540 responsible for any of the hyperborea edits and i remember when they started popping up years ago

06:01:00.180 uh it was it was it was this very intense feeling of like it almost resounded so effectively that you

06:01:08.420 you could just tell it was going to be a phenomenal piece of phenomenal influence on our people so as as

06:01:15.460 we continue to grow and thrive in our messaging and our collectivism it's um very insightful to know

06:01:25.540 to know thoroughly what the enemy's objective is and to know where we can deploy our talk our talking

06:01:34.260 points when we encounter certain other talking points like this is kind of the concept of the

06:01:39.380 victory lap too that knowing that donald trump is a zionist and knowing that uh he is in the service of

06:01:45.780 the enemy does allow us when we when we see something that people are like whoa look what he did and it's like

06:01:50.660 like well you can immediately counter that with a very effective um thrust of of a message that we

06:01:59.620 already have crafted we can tweak it a little bit um and we can put it out there and we can maintain

06:02:05.140 the momentum of bringing our folk more into the recognition of of the truth that uh these people

06:02:13.140 want and that's um you know our removal our elimination and the destruction of our culture and well-being

06:02:20.660 uh so uh in in some of that there and you touched on this you converting this uh to a message that we

06:02:35.060 can reach the masses with and and we're not going to convince all the masses but reaching the masses with

06:02:41.300 something that could even be inarguable in our favor um will be a benefit to us even if we don't get

06:02:48.740 full adoption out there we can at least uh you know disrupt the you know and and cause cognitive

06:02:57.460 dissonance where it is effective for us and where it is um it advantages us uh you know what you brought

06:03:06.500 up but i'd like to hear from uh folks and even like uh he's uh he's not on stage now but uh those who

06:03:16.260 do make these edits you know when they when they do uh i wonder how much attention is paid to uh the

06:03:25.780 message um and the adoption um some of it is just inspiring and warrior-like for our people and that's

06:03:34.340 that's an effective means uh some of it may be um useful uh to convince folks of things that they

06:03:47.220 may have been feeling put it into image and words that they can resonate with i wonder if uh if anyone

06:03:54.980 who makes these edits um would like to speak on what they think about when they're doing it

06:04:01.300 about uh any any of the edits but a lot of these these political edits but white power edits the

06:04:10.500 hyperborean edits um you know there's there's a means to an end here what was the uh

06:04:16.340 uh you know the starting to mix you know paul's coming up right now good good uh so it's we're

06:04:26.580 starting to find a means to mix this political uh arena and and the the uh the messages that are

06:04:37.940 are put out by by our enemies and be able to mix and and contrast these edits

06:04:46.020 with our own uh i don't know if uh you know this jewish guy mauskowitz like using some of his rhetoric

06:04:52.980 and then then converting it and flipping it into an edit that that hits hard uh i don't know this is

06:05:00.420 uh this is an area where i think we can be effective in um in changing uh perspective here without uh and and

06:05:10.420 uh highlighting the some of the retardation uh that comes out of these uh people's mouths paul uh what's 0.92

06:05:18.020 your thoughts on that brother hold on can i explain in a minute i'm doing something right now

06:05:24.980 but i gotta i gotta i've got a good explanation yeah yeah that'd be great yeah i take your time come

06:05:30.420 uh yeah raise your hand when you're ready radio i just posted um a a a a bit more classic edit up there

06:05:40.180 in the nest if you want to take a look this is kind of what i'm getting at and it's interesting

06:05:43.540 because we have uh the message is we don't we don't have to clothe the message that's the thing

06:05:49.220 the enemy has to do they have to hide this and they and they have to you know they have to kind of

06:05:54.900 like what could they do to sitcoms they have to disguise this thing the thrust of their message

06:06:00.420 beneath uh the veneer of civility and the veneer the moral veneer and we don't we don't we don't we

06:06:06.580 have we can electrify the show is fire i mean there's absolutely like like like commies like 1.00

06:06:13.300 like just think about how how you want to talk about an unfair advantage we have very few of them

06:06:18.820 but one of the advantages we do have just as you know white americans europeans anglos is our

06:06:26.580 propaganda is is unbeatable but they have no propaganda like when was the last time you saw

06:06:30.420 like a base stalin edit like they don't exist like like like we're all the base trotsky edits

06:06:37.060 it's not a thing it's not a thing like we we totally win on propaganda and that's what these

06:06:43.220 edits are effectively they're all forms of propaganda um so it's like we're just we just absolutely dominate

06:06:50.660 when it comes to pro-white pro-european propaganda we're just we're just killing the game here

06:06:55.860 and that's kind of what i'm getting at you know the the ability for us to then mix and match

06:07:04.900 political propaganda with our european aesthetic uh is um is a means to i think elevating

06:07:15.300 the intensity of our message uh and making it political steve go ahead

06:07:20.180 the the fact that the left can't meme has itself become a meme like that phrase the left can't

06:07:32.180 meme is a meme and anytime you try to look at leftist names they just they fall short in so many ways a

06:07:39.460 lot of times they're walls of text uh i mean i've seen some some good memes from the left mainly towards

06:07:48.180 like the mega crowd and i mean those memes it's like uh they're a bit of a rarity they're kind of

06:07:56.740 outliers in sort of that broader sphere but yeah you definitely you don't see base trotsky or stalin or

06:08:02.740 mao edits um you know when i was looking at the uh the reddit post that i saw yesterday of these uh jews on 0.68

06:08:13.460 uh on our jewish kvetching about the return to the land project it instantly came to mind that

06:08:23.860 you didn't hot song and the particular part that i ended up using in that edit because taking their

06:08:30.340 own comments on that post and then contrasting it with that part of the song to me i was just like

06:08:37.780 i don't know what the numbers are on that post right now because i haven't i haven't really been

06:08:42.180 on twitter at all today before hopping in here but it just seemed like that perfect um contrast you know

06:08:50.180 taking their own words but how much they despise this how they recognize that they're not white

06:08:57.140 um how they want their own exclusive communities and exclusive nations but they don't want that for

06:09:04.100 us right it's um it's self-preservation when they do it but it's uh white supremacy and racism when we do it

06:09:13.060 um and even them saying that they want to uh redirect a bomber to bomb one of these communities or

06:09:20.740 train their space lasers to target them it was just it was so easy as soon as i was reading these posts i was

06:09:27.540 like wanting kikes by youden haas i need to take part of that song and put it to these comments and

06:09:36.100 i don't know i think that's effective propaganda it's just uh culture jamming is something that the

06:09:42.020 right does very well particularly the nationalists

06:09:50.740 well one thing uh that uh came to mind is that bureaucracy is not sexy right you know there's

06:10:02.980 there's nothing sexy about a uh a over bloated bureaucracy uh what's sexy is our individual might

06:10:15.060 and how it how it translates and and how that individual might can be collectivized like uh

06:10:22.180 the in the order of a fascist right um together to make the single stronger uh and then wield that

06:10:29.620 power uh in defense or in other violence um this is sexy uh you know and it's jenny tommy's

06:10:37.300 crying about capitalism isn't it sexy what are you talking about yeah man uh so yeah yeah exactly

06:10:43.540 exactly exactly well you know and and that's you know it is not just embodied in our spirit right

06:10:50.980 it's embodied in our physical manifestation our our our own our our physiognomy our our height

06:11:01.300 our weight our stature you know we're built for this uh other people you can see are built as farm equipment

06:11:10.660 uh you know that as as impressive as that farm equipment may be it's still built to be farm

06:11:18.980 equipment now go ahead steve there's also nothing sexy about self-loathing and i feel like that is

06:11:28.180 what mainly encompasses the left there's a you know these self self-loathing whites um that just want to 0.78

06:11:36.580 apologize and try to prop up their um really their enemies 0.96

06:11:45.460 nothing sexy about that there's nothing sexy about being a traitor but there is something sexy about

06:11:51.540 honor and valor and bravery and uh you know the story of david versus goliath that's a sexy story

06:12:00.100 and you know we right now fighting a goliath and we will win because we are righteous and

06:12:08.980 we know what is just and what is honorable and that is what's going to carry us

06:12:16.820 one question you just said honorable and it made me think of arval and it made me think of the reddit

06:12:22.340 post when i was reading some of that can you confirm they misspell arval as orwell uh in that post

06:12:31.300 is that correct so uh that i regret to put this out on front street but uh i guess it's public knowledge

06:12:41.700 at this point that they just put like or wall that's his actual last name so uh so they okay gotcha

06:12:50.420 yeah it is is out there now okay gotcha but there's so many fallacies in that post even and

06:13:02.340 there's reason to believe like there's been earlier posts on reddit about the return to the land project

06:13:08.740 making similar similar fallacies um like arval didn't just go out and buy that land in his name

06:13:17.700 that's one of the fallacies that they purport there's a whole bunch of them um i would encourage

06:13:23.300 everyone strongly to go to return to the land.org read what's on that website um apply and get vetted

06:13:32.100 into the private members association because even if you're not interested in you know moving to the

06:13:39.060 southern u.s they are working on a replicable framework that can be applied um you know in any

06:13:48.900 in any country that has a sort of british style um legal system whether that's uk canada australia

06:13:58.580 or the united states of america sorry americans your legal system is largely british in terms of its uh

06:14:06.580 influence and uh but it's still better so but keep going i'm just messing with you see if yeah go ahead

06:14:14.660 good keep going yeah so i mean they're they're standing on lies right and they this is one of the

06:14:23.860 things too that i'm even if they're successful and um for a time in performing these big lies

06:14:32.180 which you often do by you know taking poison and wrapping it in candy so you know that it tastes

06:14:39.220 sweet at first like when you're standing in the truth that's something that's always gonna eventually

06:14:48.740 just be um easy to discern like you can you can only lie for so long before you get tangled in your

06:14:58.500 web of lies and and then people can easily just like stand in the truth and people see the difference

06:15:07.540 like night and day

06:15:11.620 well a couple things on on reddit and and to your point you just made they don't care about the truth

06:15:18.580 right they just care about uh the point they're trying to make so yeah you're gonna expect these uh

06:15:26.500 these reddit uh you know smear campaigns to be full of of total horseshit right um the other thing uh

06:15:36.740 is that does anyone in this room um actually go to reddit unironically for information i mean the

06:15:45.540 the place is a complete cesspool right and so i just i i whenever we find out anything from reddit i

06:15:53.060 always imagine it's like because you know somebody's paying attention to it because it's a cesspool

06:15:58.980 and they want to hear what people in the cesspool are talking about right is there any actual um

06:16:06.340 information that anybody gets from reddit that is uh white power or worth going to as as in with with

06:16:16.260 regards to a lot of technical stuff i cannot uh there are there is some stuff that is decent on

06:16:22.740 on reddit when it comes to technical stuff only um even their everything entertainment almost

06:16:28.820 everything outside of like small niche technical subjects is just absolutely destroyed and even a

06:16:34.340 lot of the technical stuff is it absolute like it's a cesspool and you got to dig down into the comments to

06:16:39.460 find like a really good github link or a recommendation for a book or some some youtube

06:16:45.220 video that will teach you you know how to print a pcb for a you know a microcontroller that you want to

06:16:53.700 have yeah but other than that man i think it's it's almost like drinking poison yeah it's it's a very

06:17:01.140 disgusting place um yeah and and again like they they will just lie they don't care um and i don't you

06:17:10.580 know and this is what we need to build our character to as a people uh to hold is that whatever they say

06:17:18.980 on reddit print in the newspaper smear us with uh we we have to build the character to understand that's

06:17:27.300 what they do uh but it's not going to stop us it's not going to impede our overall project

06:17:36.260 anyone who reads a i'll put it this way like a filter right anyone who reads uh a reddit post like

06:17:43.860 that and is like oh man i was about to sign up for you know return to the land but now i'm not like you

06:17:49.780 don't want that person to be on to return to the land that i would i would take that position

06:17:57.300 the uh the concept is this essence of truth like you're saying steve this is a very uh a very

06:18:09.460 fundamental part of good propaganda is that um our propaganda one of the reasons it hits so hard is

06:18:15.620 that it resonates it's harmonious and it's it has it has truth it has history and it has a a clear

06:18:22.980 message to the people that it is intended for and when the people it is intended for receive it they

06:18:28.740 feel uplifted invigorated and uh ready to ready to give themselves to the cause so it's it's that's

06:18:37.300 one of the reasons it's so effective and there's no way that the uh the enemy could produce something

06:18:42.580 like that because they are their house is built on a foundation of lies

06:18:50.660 castles made of sand

06:19:00.500 they always kept washed up

06:19:02.260 i used to enjoy map porn but uh because i've always liked maps and sometimes you'll see some

06:19:16.820 decent there but again it's a lot of filtering through garbage to find anything good um yeah red

06:19:25.300 it's just the only time i've looked at reddit recently is when i just want to see what the

06:19:29.940 opposition has to say hey it's funny it's really become an echo chamber uh for the left and it is

06:19:42.260 kind of useful sometimes just to peruse it to um like to see what the opposition is saying and i kind

06:19:50.020 of wish i'd done a similar style edit um to what i did yesterday when uh when i'd done my activism because

06:19:58.260 you know when i did activism in alberta the uh kvetching on reddit was just um it was very delicious salty

06:20:08.660 tears and i could have easily taken some of the comments and been like look at how inclusive the

06:20:14.740 left is as they're talking about how they want to bash the bash punch nazis oh they should have uh

06:20:20.980 someone should have had their car slip onto the sidewalk and stuff like this

06:20:28.260 i have heard i don't have a threads account i know that's like meta's version of twitter

06:20:48.900 um but similar to instagram i have heard that it's becoming a bit of a wild west and there's um

06:20:57.940 our guys that are on there that are getting away with quite a bit and because

06:21:02.420 threads is predominantly uh used by the left um when our guys are posting on there it really makes them

06:21:10.980 kvetch hard because they feel like it's their safe space their version of twitter and um yeah i think that's

06:21:20.100 honestly i haven't tried getting back on instagram recently since uh i had a string of accounts gas a

06:21:28.180 couple weeks ago but having our guys on there just like being on instagram and you know tailoring

06:21:34.580 might have to to tone the rhetoric down a bit but you can still be explicit enough um one of these

06:21:41.860 things where it's like we shouldn't just see that ground we gotta we gotta reclaim it and dominate it

06:21:47.060 make it ours and uh let the reading ensue because there's people that are on there that aren't on x and

06:21:55.460 maybe never will be um but from what i hear it's a bit of a wild west right now

06:22:00.740 yeah but your account gets nuked that's so that's so yeah i can see guys wanting to do that

06:22:08.180 but you know we have enough issues on this platform you go on these other uh more you know facebook and

06:22:14.340 all the associated apps these more leftist apps you have no you have no shelf life so your account

06:22:23.140 like you can count your account life in days that's the only thing that's frustrating you have to

06:22:27.380 basically go on there knowing that you're gonna get nuked at any time so i think if there was some

06:22:31.940 longevity these accounts more guys would do it but you know we'll see

06:22:42.500 like both with meta like any of those meta platforms is that they're losing

06:22:47.940 you're you're you're you're you're rubber banded pretty hard

06:22:59.940 sorry all right go to someone else ellis go ahead

06:23:04.660 oh i just wanted to chime in on the reddit stuff uh so there's a great guy on here named foundering who

06:23:11.060 is a musician and he is also a reddit super user he has been on the website for over a decade and

06:23:20.820 specifically was a super user of our conspiracy which was uh the place where anything that was

06:23:30.900 inappropriate for other elements of reddit that would get shut down for political bias or things like

06:23:37.540 that remained the longest because it was a reddit dedicated to a subreddit dedicated to conspiracy

06:23:44.420 and he made a three-hour documentary about tracking activity on that specific subreddit over the course

06:23:51.140 of about 10 years including through covid where he points out the way that reddit was co-opted and

06:23:59.780 essentially is like normie 4chan it's a massad operation and that glane maxwell was actually one of

06:24:06.420 the first super users of the website so the entire website is designed to uh pull people into

06:24:13.700 conversation about political subjects and then make sure that they only ever receive the correct left

06:24:19.860 talking points and uh recently a university in the netherlands did an unauthorized study which was in

06:24:29.540 violation of the terms of service using chat bots to specifically use a subreddit called change my mind

06:24:38.260 where people would suggest an opinion or a point of view and then the chat bots would specifically

06:24:44.420 target them with liberal talking points leftist talking points to essentially um i guess i don't really

06:24:51.940 want to say gaslight but a form of browbeating gaslighting into forcing users who thought that they

06:24:58.900 were talking to other reddit users into only believing one form of thought and that is

06:25:04.340 basically the purpose of the entire website now uh and at this point i can't talk to anyone on there

06:25:11.620 because i get banned every every time every time i try and chime in on any subject they try the browbeating

06:25:17.700 on me and then uh i just get banned so reddit is like the only use for it as what i think skull mask

06:25:26.020 mentioned is to if you like have a question about something technical and there's a specific

06:25:31.060 technical subreddit you can go on there and ask a question but anything other than that like news

06:25:35.700 politics culture anything in that arena is like it's a total waste of time

06:25:44.980 beamer life what do you got man you came up did put your hand up but i'm assuming yeah 0.99

06:25:48.820 um i got something to say i can't stand jewish people i think the filth the dirt the slaughtering 1.00

06:25:58.180 palestinian people just because the germans wiped them all out doesn't give them carte blanche 0.99

06:26:07.060 to annihilate a palestinian people which is their original land i'm irish we have been slaughtered for 1.00

06:26:16.900 years thousands hold up bud hold the phones so a you know we have some degree of sympathy to the

06:26:25.620 palestinian flight but um they need to fight the jews themselves and um irish have enough of their own 0.97

06:26:32.580 problems americans have enough of their own problems and b as a multi-generational germanic american

06:26:40.020 we did not and the third right did not wipe out the jews um quite unfortunate um i'm just kidding

06:26:49.380 for the uh three letter boys total joke so um that's not quite correct but just have to set

06:26:55.940 you straight there all right carry on to your um marvelous date get in there bud

06:27:00.420 so you were saying about the uh plight of the irish do you have anything like irish nationalist

06:27:10.340 specific or just going to convince you about the palestines what what i want to say is this the jews

06:27:16.820 have been wiped out by the germans so why does that give them a divine right to annihilate and other 1.00

06:27:23.940 people well if we wipe them out why are they still around so there's a little bit of flaw in the

06:27:29.540 argument there if we wipe them out why are they still around serious question there is no flaw

06:27:36.660 just because they got wiped out six million of them does not give the right to obliterate

06:27:43.700 the palestinian people children it doesn't 1.00

06:27:47.140 yeah just a bit a bit off uh topic here beamer it's okay at your your personal sympathies are

06:27:57.380 fine but uh a couple of data points uh missing on that uh the real number is 60 000 uh you know

06:28:05.220 executed by the germans um that's verified by grok so i know it's true and uh outside of that you know

06:28:12.740 uh uh you know if the uh if the israelis weren't getting funded by our tax dollars and and being

06:28:21.700 a problem for the u.s i really don't care if they uh you know glass each other you know that's just

06:28:27.300 that's just my take so uh steve what do you got yeah i was just gonna point out that according to the

06:28:34.980 world jewish census in 1938 there was 12.2 million jews in the world and in 1948 three years after the

06:28:44.820 end of world war ii there was 12.6 million jews in the world so make that make sense with this uh

06:28:54.020 narrative that is illegal to question in 18 different countries including canada on this whole 6 million

06:29:02.580 right across i'm wondering how many curves beamer life smacked into being tuned up the the curb rash

06:29:10.820 on that on what is that you got four series there you must have smacked a lot of curves there but

06:29:15.220 a lot of curves well maybe not i mean you know i'm curious to hear from beamer because and i'm i don't

06:29:22.820 know if he's in the northern or the southern part of ireland doesn't really matter to me ireland's for

06:29:29.700 the irish and when i see particularly it's our country thank you absolutely yeah you guys didn't

06:29:38.340 fight the british for 800 years just to have your country overrun with somalis and middle easterners so 1.00

06:29:45.380 if you got any takes on irish nationalism i'm also curious to know if you're aware of justin barrett

06:29:52.260 in clan air because i think that that is the real hope for ireland going forward is uh is clan air

06:30:04.980 beamer life you got anything to that he's asking a question

06:30:09.860 i'm not i i think i've said enough i'm not saying anymore thank you so you came up and half your take

06:30:15.780 was was complaining about the germans uh killing jews and palestinians and you give no air time to

06:30:23.300 the plight of your own people i mean or you give a third i got plenty to say but i got plenty to say

06:30:30.980 but i'm not saying it the irish are the most successful guerrilla people in the world even better

06:30:40.100 than the vietcong we are the most we defeated the british empire for christ's sake do you not 0.72

06:30:46.820 understand that the biggest empire in the world a little island destroyed them i have nothing more

06:30:54.500 to say he's got you there no i mean listen i'm trying to get him fired up on irish nationalism if

06:31:02.420 he wants to if he's got some hot ira takes i'm i'm here i'm all ears if you got some ira takes let it rip bud

06:31:10.100 yeah and again i'll put that out there to beamer or anyone else who's from ireland look up justin

06:31:18.500 barrett look up clan aaron they are uh they are the real hope for the irish in terms of uh securing

06:31:27.540 the existence of the irish people and a future for irish children also i'm a ginger supremacist so

06:31:34.980 hail all the redheads in ireland 0.99

06:31:36.660 friend of the family what do you got bud hey uh beamer man i don't know if you know what space

06:31:45.540 you're in but uh it's kind of funny to come up in here talking about you know crying for what

06:31:52.420 happened to the jews and you know you're still expressing some disdain for them and that's healthy 1.00

06:31:56.980 but like it's kind of weird and uh you spend your whole take just talking about the palestinians like

06:32:03.300 you have any kind of like feeling or or what your own people are going through it's just

06:32:08.500 kind of a weird thing to come in here with i don't know you sound like you're buzzing a little

06:32:12.500 bit are you like hitting the bottle a little bit or what's going on over there well here let me let 0.99

06:32:16.900 me give um the benefit of the doubt to uh to beamer because it's only your goddamn business 1.00

06:32:24.180 i think um what beamer is trying to say is that there's an inherent hypocrisy that they cry about 0.97

06:32:33.380 their own people being supposedly genocided while they then go on to genocide another group of people

06:32:40.980 so for an entry level kind of notice or take you know like that's pretty low grade for for this space

06:32:48.500 but it is a pathway that a lot of people start noticing and waking up is they're like wait a

06:32:54.500 minute these people cry about you know supposedly being genocided but now they're committing genocide

06:33:00.660 like where do you get off on this but again i'm more here beamer life if you've got some hot irish takes

06:33:07.940 give us your irish nationalist take what is going on in ireland right now super super quick friend of

06:33:15.060 the family's on to something because he comes up in here he's throwing shade at germans and his 0.94

06:33:19.220 fucking profile is of a german car company so there's some paradoxes here with with our beamer life 0.94

06:33:25.300 friend that i think just need to be acknowledged i get what you're saying steve but at the same time 0.98

06:33:29.620 i think you might want to get your rhetoric tightened up uh before you come up but you know

06:33:35.060 thanks thanks for thanks for chiming in bud thanks for chiming in

06:33:41.220 friend of the family and then we'll go to aaron

06:33:45.060 i'm all done over here all right bud uh aaron go ahead 0.91

06:33:52.980 you asked him if he was junk and he's irish what's the difference

06:34:02.180 came through a little spotty you might you might want to try that one again turn up your volume 0.78

06:34:05.780 yeah audio like if we if we can give beamer an on-ramp to uh to education i'm fine with that uh you

06:34:18.820 know just turn in the corner here a bit beamer uh you you know you're one of us uh so long as you're a

06:34:25.620 white and you're pro white uh that's that's the essence of this space other than that you know the

06:34:31.940 education on-ramp is long right this is uh the tarmac goes for quite a while to get you up um into the

06:34:38.820 air here so you know just i would take that constructive criticism their feedback um to uh

06:34:44.980 to help uh you know get into the frame here uh the other thing is you know we don't always have to get

06:34:52.100 up on stage and say something right sometimes uh just conditioning uh through listening uh for a bit

06:35:00.420 of uh a while is uh is a part of the process here and then you know then a lot of this stuff kind of

06:35:08.020 gets worked out in the sauce but uh but you know we do need entry level uh on-ramp you know the the

06:35:14.340 the new guys are always the most important because uh we can't keep what we have without giving it away

06:35:20.020 so uh you know steve steve was pointing in the right direction justin barrack's the real deal you

06:35:25.940 know he's a real irish nationalist he's got respect for you know his european counterparts so i think i

06:35:32.500 think beamer needs a little bit of um a little bit of education a little bit of tuning on the rhetoric

06:35:37.940 and the knowledge and um you know keep keep that beamer on the street but make sure you don't hit any

06:35:43.220 pedestrians on the sidewalk to end up all right all right let's let's go to hands here mostly what

06:35:47.540 do you got hey guys just wanted to say hi and uh let everybody in know that we have a great

06:35:56.100 educational session every saturday in the book club and the topic this week is going to be financial

06:36:02.900 system and juice so it's a great session for everybody who maybe just woke up to listen into or

06:36:10.980 want to know a little bit more about how things work and who's behind things so just take this

06:36:18.260 opportunity to throw that in there i put that mostly can i ask uh about this because i've heard uh i've

06:36:26.740 heard this uh that uh this part of uh of william gailey simpson's book way of uh which way western man

06:36:36.900 is part of of the book that he later regretted writing about because he um uh because he mentioned

06:36:46.740 this top this part of the topic that he was excluded a bit from uh from the publishing uh industry is that

06:36:56.260 correct is with that you you are correct he was canceled before cancel culture existed he wrote this book in

06:37:03.860 1978 and he had been writing that his whole life basically started in 30s to notice patterns and things

06:37:12.340 that he wasn't happy about how what direction society took and uh he was uh frank will have to correct me

06:37:21.380 if if i'm wrong but he was sort of convinced to include it he didn't really want to include it

06:37:27.700 uh the fact this group of people that are so central to a lot of the world's problems and to a lot of

06:37:36.100 problems and uh who are featured in many stories about many countries let's just say that so he didn't

06:37:43.460 want to specifically talk about jews for example in his books but he did it anyway and it cost him a great

06:37:50.420 deal because he felt he had he needed to be uh truthful and accurate and you can't really talk

06:37:57.380 about these things without mentioning that tribe it costs so much heartache for so many people

06:38:06.740 look one of those and i reflect on this this way to maybe not be true it may be true but it's one of

06:38:13.220 those things that you think you're you can just talk about facts right and then all of a sudden it's like

06:38:19.220 no you can't talk about those facts right and all of a sudden you're like oh what did i just

06:38:23.060 what do you mean what did i just do like you mentioned it's early cancel culture a lot of us

06:38:28.020 jumped online and started saying things they knew about and all of a sudden uh you weren't allowed to

06:38:34.740 have an opinion and you weren't allowed to have that opinion and all of a sudden you find yourself

06:38:39.380 in a very uncomfortable place where uh certain institutional powers are coming at you in a very

06:38:47.220 aggressive way uh and it seems like he's just in the kind of print period of that uh that type of

06:38:54.500 dynamic uh and i and i have sympathy for him because i'm one of those guys who just started talking and

06:38:59.620 all of a sudden uh you know i'm on the list somewhere yeah he was one of the great i mean

06:39:05.620 intellectuals i would say in american literature however you want to call it he was uh very well

06:39:13.220 connected with the anthropologists and scientists so the book is uh up to date with uh all the latest

06:39:21.940 science of the late 70s and he had personal relationships to most of the people that he is

06:39:28.420 citing so he was a guy that was in the know and he was cancelled so he was kind of frozen out and uh

06:39:38.500 they yeah he was cancelled he it's a tricky subject it's hard to talk about things uh i don't remember

06:39:47.060 which great thinker it was who said uh if you want to know who rules over you you know think about who

06:39:53.140 you are not allowed to criticize and it's there's a lot to that and uh it was boltaire and simpson was

06:40:00.260 was a nietzsche knight you know he basically adopted nietzsche after you know he was the clergy guy

06:40:06.180 um he was an author he's an intellectual um yeah he saw the flaws with the christian doctrine um for

06:40:13.780 sure and there's no doubt about that yeah there's a it's a i'm not gonna get too deep into that but he

06:40:19.940 was a presbyterian minister and he spent eight years in what he calls the franciscan venture so he was not

06:40:27.940 a catholic monk but he went out to live according to jesus's teachings and missionary basically basically

06:40:36.500 and he saw how in his mind and his understanding of of the of jesus's teachings how it was in his

06:40:44.980 view not compatible or not uh beneficial for the white man to to organize society according to those

06:40:51.620 principles and he actually abandoned the church um later the seminary school yeah he was a formally

06:40:58.660 trained you know he was a priest yeah yeah exactly uh presbyterian minister i think they're called

06:41:05.380 minister in presbyterian yeah that's right that's right so yeah he did that and uh there's a chapter

06:41:11.060 in the book chapter three and we have gone through that you can find it on eternal extrapolations uh

06:41:17.460 odyssey channel if you want to listen to it uh he goes uh through and that's another thing about this

06:41:23.940 book he goes through everything he talks about he lays out his logic and it's very well presented and

06:41:30.740 very well argued so it gives you sent you know healthy reflection regardless what chapter you're

06:41:38.900 on and i i found uh chapter three as a christian it was challenging but i think it's healthy so it's a

06:41:47.940 it's a great book i think everyone should have a look at it the link is in if you look at the last post in

06:41:55.300 the nest that is uh this week's uh space so it's i'm hosting it together with the eternal extrapolations

06:42:02.900 and frank da silva and some other big brains pop in and out from there and so if you're curious about

06:42:10.820 that you can go look up that post is part of a thread and in that thread you can find the links

06:42:16.340 to the books and to eternals odyssey channel where you can find all chapters and listen in too

06:42:21.700 if you want to catch up or if you want to look back for example on chapter three that will have to be

06:42:28.020 in uh odyssey because it's too old for x but yeah it's a great it's a great um great reflection

06:42:38.020 radio voltaire thanks and that but that book which way western man is is not just a philosophical treatise

06:42:46.420 right it it is a a functional um in inspection of white culture and that goes everything from biology

06:42:58.580 to um to uh fatherhood and motherhood and uh society interaction um religious reflections i mean

06:43:09.300 this book it's a thousand pages long it's it is uh it is a deep dive and you know when you think

06:43:16.980 about and as a as an aspiring author myself the guy spent 40 years writing this book i mean this is

06:43:23.860 not a small feat of uh of intellectual uh uh burden uh amazing work and it really and i've listened to

06:43:34.180 several chapters with your book club um and he's also done an autobiography nobody ever talks about

06:43:40.500 one man's striving so that's that's his autobiography which i think is a little bit more controversial

06:43:46.420 because it goes specifically over his evolution from being a christian minister to a racial activist

06:43:52.260 so you know that's that's one every one of these talks to western uh western man but he also has a

06:43:57.860 pretty good i haven't even read the whole thing but he's got an autobiography one man's driving

06:44:01.780 i encourage guys to check that out too you're a fan of him you know i haven't read it yeah i've read

06:44:07.540 some parts of it but it all this stuff's heavy all this stuff's a pretty heavy lift so i didn't i didn't

06:44:12.820 get through it either yeah thanks i'm gonna look into that i haven't read that but we have read this

06:44:19.940 book now and we're on the last pieces of it and now he goes into the stuff that he really couldn't put

06:44:26.420 in the book but he does a a solid presentation and everything is in in the context of our people

06:44:33.620 in our society in our struggles so he goes over eugenics biology like you said marriage and religion

06:44:43.860 science genetics heredity of of intelligence he goes over the last few uh weeks were really

06:44:52.820 interesting because we were talking about the different races and the different differences

06:45:00.500 between our brains for example and he talked about negro accomplishments so he goes over haiti

06:45:07.460 and congo and and yeah just so everybody knows that chapter on negro accomplishments was very very short

06:45:14.020 no i was kidding yeah i was trying to look for the drum so the drum here there

06:45:28.340 hey speaking of their accomplishments

06:45:34.100 nice it sounded like a bongo

06:45:36.100 yeah well it's a it's a great book so i appreciate the opportunity to tell you guys

06:45:43.860 about it but it's every saturday at 1 p.m eastern u.s time so it's about seven or six i think europe time

06:45:51.380 and uh we usually start 10 pacific then obviously so so uh check it out hop in we we read a little bit

06:45:58.900 and then we stop to discuss and and reflect on what we read and everyone's welcome to come up and add

06:46:06.340 their reflections and it's it's a it's a fun space frank and eternal are the big brains

06:46:14.420 in the in there and we have some guests as well we have mythos and white rack and and and some other

06:46:22.340 people joining in once in a while philip and baron and rev has been key to it as well so it's a it's a

06:46:30.420 a great space

06:46:33.620 or a great education and the topics are great it's racial everything in racial context and the last few

06:46:42.580 was they were specifically on on negroes and and uh their accomplishments intelligence and differences in

06:46:51.700 and brains and all of that we learned that they learned to um they have control over their emotion

06:47:00.820 over their motion motion of movement they can control their movement like two-thirds faster than white 0.99

06:47:07.540 children but after two and a half or three years old white children pass them and then the negro never 0.99

06:47:16.180 catches up again so it's no the the the very interesting part of that chapter and i think it

06:47:23.140 was it was spoken to a bit uh during the reading is that uh one of the reasons it needs that those uh

06:47:32.740 african children need to uh have more control over their bodies and be able to sit up at four days old

06:47:40.500 is because they're they're uh they're preparing to live life without their parents right and and they

06:47:46.820 need in order for them to survive uh they actually need to uh more like animals to get on their feet

06:47:53.700 and start foraging for food where you know our our genetic makeup and the way that we raise our children

06:48:01.700 uh provide for a much different um you know necessity in that and where we become and i would i would say

06:48:11.380 more curious about the world from a childhood standpoint and and less uh simply going hand to mouth

06:48:23.300 yeah one of the conclusions and there was exactly what you're saying that we are people we spend more

06:48:29.540 uh we give our kids more attention and we raise our children more we're more present let's just say

06:48:37.940 and uh they're kind of more left to play in the dirt or whatever and they have to take care of

06:48:44.420 themselves from a very young age a lot of them so it's uh the scientists concluded then uh that even though

06:48:54.020 they were born like with a head start or have a however you want to call it but uh that it's also

06:49:03.620 because our developmental peak is much higher but it comes later and that's a pattern in nature that

06:49:10.260 things with a longer life cycle and and more advanced beings take longer to bake basically and it's also

06:49:18.420 reflected it's called shuck it in jiving i'm pretty sure that's the technical term

06:49:26.660 i'm sure trust the science trust the science it's also reflected in the pregnancy for example

06:49:34.660 um the the length of the pregnancy is different between the different races so so the uh 39 weeks

06:49:41.620 is basically an average of all races because the black pregnancy is is a few weeks shorter than than 0.96

06:49:49.300 the white so we are not it's not to our benefit that we have a shorter expected pregnancy when our

06:49:58.820 babies take longer to bake

06:50:00.020 well it brings up another note and we'll let arian get in here but science statistics and and pretty

06:50:12.100 much all all uh scientific endeavors uh when it comes to surveys and observations um about humans if

06:50:22.100 they're not drawn upon racial lines then then there's no real data there if if it's a

06:50:28.020 if it's a a survey or an observation it's like well humans are like this and they're not racially

06:50:36.180 aligned then it's it's it's an absolute uh nonsense um at this age like early 1900s the scientists were

06:50:45.620 specifically always looking at white people when they when they made their their observations and

06:50:52.340 then it got to the point and you say oh well americans are now uh 30 obese it's like 0.97

06:50:58.020 no no no no they're not 30 obese you got a bunch of fat non-whites in america and you're and you're 1.00

06:51:04.420 trying to like this is the what the nature of science today so until we get back to the point

06:51:10.820 where we're being honest about these uh these lines of where science actually can be drawn then they

06:51:19.060 really no science has any validity whatsoever uh so just that you know just want to point that out but

06:51:25.540 uh yeah yeah go ahead and then we'll go area just uh it's the same if you can take for a good example

06:51:32.420 the crime statistics if you sort you know on all then we have terrible statistics and if you look

06:51:38.500 got gun violence for whites only we are comparable to scandinavia in gun deaths firearm deaths so yeah we're

06:51:47.300 actually lower than almost uh like 90 percent of uh of even white european countries when it comes to gun

06:51:53.620 gun violence when you remove the africans from the equation and the mexicans uh 100 that's without 1.00

06:51:59.380 removing the non-whites from their stats kind of remembered oh yeah yeah yeah yeah a little bit of 0.99

06:52:04.980 that a little bit of that there 100 arian go ahead it's also factoring that in uh europe there's far

06:52:15.300 fear firearms and they're far more difficult to acquire not for criminals

06:52:26.180 not for criminals it's very easy for them to get firearms

06:52:29.460 uh

06:52:42.820 i didn't catch that i'm sorry

06:52:48.660 steve you're a robot so bad we can't hear you

06:52:51.300 uh arian go ahead 0.99

06:52:58.740 yeah i was gonna say with all these nons learning to be doctors do they have a pigeons

06:53:03.460 version of the gray's anatomy textbook that they learned from

06:53:12.260 it's a picture book yeah there you go

06:53:15.140 this is funny too we had a there was a hospital i don't remember where it was but it was staffed by

06:53:24.900 all blacks and when gang members were shot they begged and pleaded with the amber lamps to not be taken to

06:53:32.900 that hospital 0.98

06:53:44.420 uh astro go ahead

06:53:47.860 hi um i was going to uh comment i thought that was interesting what mostly peaceful said i didn't know

06:53:54.100 that other races have a shorter um gestation period i thought that was interesting and it kind of just

06:54:02.820 gave me a new uh realization of this increased push for inductions in america like women are 1.00

06:54:10.180 totally harassed too and you notice most of the women on tiktok that complain about it are white 1.00

06:54:16.820 and they tried to push me into a much earlier induction i was so stubborn i actually waited

06:54:22.100 till the 41st week um and i actually uh flaked on my first one and didn't go till the

06:54:29.860 second one and luckily it worked out for me because i only had to take one pill and i didn't even need

06:54:35.620 pitocin which is a very can be a very dangerous drug and our system can overuse it and sometimes

06:54:42.340 create way worse outcomes for these moms but i thought that was so interesting how they try to 1.00

06:54:47.700 push for induction there's many reasons but i wonder if some of the data is on

06:54:52.420 the fact that so many non-whites have shorter gestation periods and they're not taking that 1.00

06:54:57.300 into account of course i don't know if you want to if mostly people want to elaborate on that because

06:55:01.620 i if and if you could send me more stuff too that i would like to read about that yeah i can look

06:55:07.220 something up i i uh i have a little bit on it but it's uh very interesting that you're saying that

06:55:13.140 as well because that's you know the experience that i have to my friends we um are a white pregnancy 0.74

06:55:22.660 should be i think 41 weeks that's so interesting it's actually because they they push it to

06:55:29.780 everybody now it's insane and it's almost like this culture now of like you got to go before your due

06:55:35.300 date which is insanity because and that dates yeah oh sorry continue finish i can uh no you can you can

06:55:44.420 say whatever i almost lost my thought anyways you said because due dates they're very i mean they're

06:55:50.660 pretty much just throwing a dart on a dart board i think or a calendar i don't think they're yeah i

06:55:56.980 mean we don't even there's so much we don't even know yet you know they think it just goes by this

06:56:02.100 calendar of like oh the baby was for sure conceded this time and this is how long it takes that's just

06:56:06.900 not how it works and another thing too if any other women are listening do not let them push you for 1.00

06:56:11.940 an induction go with your gut unless like it's really medically necessary like your blood pressure is like

06:56:17.300 crazy or something even then like my blood pressure started rising towards the end and that's kind of

06:56:22.820 normal you know especially if you're going through other stresses and i kind of wish i could go back

06:56:27.940 and just ignore those doctors they really try to fear longer you into an induction and it's not good to

06:56:33.700 go earlier because baby might there's a reason that probably baby's not ready and baby their lungs might 1.00

06:56:40.340 not even be fully developed you need those last weeks to gestate and all types of bullshit they 0.65

06:56:46.820 don't even know their calculations at first they were like he's in the 80th percentile and he's 0.91

06:56:52.340 super big oh you're so small and then towards the end it was like oh my god he's really small and your

06:56:56.980 placenta just like you know shattered and isn't working anymore and he's starving he looked really

06:57:02.340 small and then he comes out like seven pounds and healthy and perfect and acing every test

06:57:08.660 even his blood sugar was fine even though i had quote gestational diabetes

06:57:14.580 because this is another it's hard to not be uh conspiratorial when you when you read about these

06:57:19.780 things because there's so much happening in the last few weeks and it's so detrimental like you said

06:57:25.540 it's a very important thing to say it's so detrimental to shorten the pregnancy even by a week

06:57:32.980 and the fact that they're pushing that the consequences are are that our babies are not

06:57:39.220 reaching their full potential they are coming out maybe with things that are underdeveloped

06:57:46.180 lungs for example there's a lot that happens in the last few weeks yeah it's evil i think it's got 1.00

06:57:52.100 to be on purpose plus they get more money you know more intervention oh yeah and the same with the

06:57:57.620 uh sorry about that it's okay

06:58:06.260 go ahead mostly people they a lot of the organs are sold as well so they want to for example they

06:58:13.860 want to cut the cord before the baby gets all its blood back for example and just because they can sell

06:58:20.500 the placenta for more money and a lot of these things um is it's very devious so yeah oh and the

06:58:29.460 uh eye drops that they're trying to give babies unless you know baby is sexually active and and doing heroin 0.53

06:58:36.820 heroin they don't need that jab and they don't need those eye drops and it comes it comes from they

06:58:44.500 they used to drop like i think it was silver in the eyes and that is actually that has a medical purpose

06:58:52.580 but now it's a pharmaceutical product instead that doesn't do any give the baby any benefits so there's a

06:58:59.460 lot about giving birth in a hospital that is dangerous straight up so there's yeah i was really

06:59:07.380 lucky the the hospital i went to like it's hard to explain like the midwives like they're good they're

06:59:14.180 great especially during birth and they it's a religious non-profit or uh owned a hospital so they

06:59:20.020 had to respect my choices but at the same time you could tell they were a little bit brainwashed by the

06:59:25.780 medical you know uh schooling and they low-key had judgments for for me but i didn't give a 0.97

06:59:32.180 shit they're pretty like pretty much i only went there to get the epidural like yep that's right and

06:59:38.340 like one induction pill which there's there's a lot of another one and i was like oh no these contract 0.92

06:59:45.620 these contractions hurt so bad like you're on crack like and then they're like yeah yeah you're you're

06:59:49.940 in full regular normal there's a lot of that when you look at the science and there's a lot of

06:59:56.340 i'm i remember always being told that all the science is done on men and there's nothing that

07:00:02.180 is adapted for women and blah blah blah and now all i can think about is all of this science is is for 0.70

07:00:09.540 non-whites nothing applies to me and the more you look at it and we've done we've looked a lot at

07:00:16.660 intelligence and heredity of intelligence and there's a lot that they that we also learned in

07:00:23.940 in this book that um they have been pushing there's a guy franz boas i know you know who he is radio but

07:00:31.220 he is one of the uh he was uh chief of uh anthropology in har at harvard but he didn't even have an

07:00:39.380 anthropology degree and he was one of those that pushed nature uh environment over nature and we

07:00:48.100 know intelligence is genetic it's a hereditary trait polygenic hereditary trait it's not nature uh

07:00:55.300 environment you can inhibit i mean children cannot people cannot reach their potential because of the

07:01:02.900 environment but the the intelligence is in the dna and the genetics you can't you can't become

07:01:10.420 something that you can't develop something that just isn't there so there's a lot of of fraudulent

07:01:16.660 science and it's very obvious in when you look at medicine and take race into account if i see

07:01:24.340 there's a hand up good conversation but let's just move around in these hands quick we can keep talking

07:01:30.020 i mean i i find this stuff interesting and it's true science is super corrupted super jewish you can 0.85

07:01:35.700 get any uh scientist or person to write anything if you just fund the study so science and people

07:01:43.700 this is all i mean this is dry but people this is why so many people are auto hoaxers and they're so

07:01:49.540 they're auto skeptics is because the science is extremely corrupt it's extremely corrupt and uh

07:01:55.380 there's a lot of truth in that james go ahead hey yeah appreciate uh

07:01:59.940 the opportunity i i mean this is all very interesting to me um and just wanted to put in

07:02:05.300 my experience with with uh having our two uh young ones um we of course were pressured into inducing

07:02:11.860 earlier having that on the schedule um we were well aware of course there's a there's a difference in

07:02:18.260 gestation periods uh for different races um but we were you know kind of spooked and i wonder if

07:02:24.660 either of you have experienced anything or maybe this is just a unique case for us with uh specifically

07:02:30.580 uh low fluid i don't know if that's something that is you guys experienced or heard anything about

07:02:36.180 or maybe that's just a unique thing for my case just that was what we ended up getting scared into

07:02:41.940 inducing because we were told oh you got low fluid you gotta you gotta make it happen what's it a 0.94

07:02:46.740 fucking car your radiator fluid's low you gotta put some more fluid i can't remember what that fluid 0.90

07:02:52.820 is that's in the womb did it yeah so if you guys have any experience with that please let me know 0.99

07:03:01.060 little babies the boys got low fluid does mostly people want to go first before me i had like a

07:03:07.300 different experience but similar but not with the fluid but if she wants to go first before me i just

07:03:12.740 could say that it's um they're gonna scare you with whatever they can if they can make you yep

07:03:19.460 make a choice that's gonna make your baby uh you know client of the hospitals basically because it's

07:03:26.100 whatever they do is gonna they're gonna use what they can to scare you into it and i'm sure that most 0.79

07:03:32.980 of what they say is bullshit so so this is my i'll show you the fear-mongering talk practice they tried 0.64

07:03:38.820 with me um well first my blood pressure was rising a bit and a lot of that was like stress induced and 0.99

07:03:46.100 just the anxiety you have around these fucking doctors these medwives i like to call them they're 1.00

07:03:50.900 not midwives they're medwives um oh it's okay it's okay sorry my baby but um they uh at first they were 0.99

07:03:59.460 like they um they tried to bring up the word preeclampsia without even giving tests yet to test for

07:04:06.500 protein than in the urine or like actual real evidence of preeclampsia she tried to do that and 1.00

07:04:13.540 um with me and just saying oh you can go into seizures they just use these words to like get

07:04:20.420 you into a fear-based state to make a decision off of fear before even giving the facts you kind of have

07:04:26.100 to i'm glad in a way i mean i kind of regret letting them stress me out but i was still strong

07:04:31.620 and i'm glad that in a way i was like no no no you know you give me the facts first um so then did

07:04:36.740 tests blood and urine was fine no signs of preeclampsia um and then uh they also fear-mongered

07:04:45.380 me about this bacteria called gbs group b strepo which is in 40 percent of people's microbiomes and it

07:04:50.980 can be it the the when you look into the science of it they try to fear-monger you with the death of

07:04:56.900 your baby that's what they do oh your baby's gonna die uh they so they're like oh you gotta be

07:05:03.940 on these iv antibiotics when you're giving birth and that's really and when you do the math when 0.99

07:05:08.660 you really do your own research of the math it's about as fake and gay as covid okay the death rate 0.97

07:05:14.100 of gbs from a baby how do they even know that it was the gbs first off second off um you're when you 0.97

07:05:22.100 look at the numbers it's like less than like zero point something zero zero zero chance of the baby

07:05:28.500 even getting sick from group b strep and the test results are like so wonky you can like test for it

07:05:36.180 positive and then test negative the next week and then the provider will still consider you positive

07:05:41.460 and you when you look at the um actual statistics of what happens if you are hooked up to antibiotics

07:05:47.140 and your baby is not getting healthy vaginal gut flora passing through you and the antibiotics

07:05:52.420 screw up your microbiome you have more chances of the baby developing ear infections as they get older

07:05:57.860 colic all types of way even um autism uh there's way more dangerous outcomes from

07:06:06.980 unnecessary abuse of antibiotics than there is of group b strep if i get pregnant again i am not 0.97

07:06:13.220 taking a group b strep test i'm also not doing the glucose test it's all fake and gay and it was just 1.00

07:06:20.100 in my opinion it did it does more damage to overly stress these women out with these unnecessary tests 1.00

07:06:26.740 like and the glucose test is stupid too it's like let's drink this 50 grams of shitty corn syrup 0.98

07:06:32.980 that's gonna spike any healthy person's blood sugar oh by the way you got diabetes um what they really 0.99

07:06:38.740 fear-mongered us at the end was oh your placenta is done working because she went off this study that 1.00

07:06:44.820 everybody's and because of this one isolated stupid study this midwife she really just wanted me to get 1.00

07:06:50.100 induced is that when you have gestational diabetes which was a joke because i would test my blood sugars 0.94

07:06:56.420 at home and almost every single time they came back normal unless i had corn syrup or rice that's about

07:07:01.940 it um but she has this idea that oh after 41 weeks everybody's placenta shuts down if they have our 1.00

07:07:10.100 what we consider um a diagnosis of gestational diabetes which is preposterous and i'm thinking

07:07:15.620 okay let's look at the factor here how many of these women were not diet controlled how many of these women 1.00

07:07:20.100 were another race how you know i highly or were these the women that had to take insulin because i don't 1.00

07:07:25.380 have to take insulin you know but she didn't hear that all she said was oh at 41 weeks we're going to do

07:07:31.780 so i flaked on my first induction and she didn't even do the non-stress test i wanted she just did 1.00

07:07:37.860 an ultrasound and said oh and and the way they did it and it's fucked up because like they'll do it in 0.98

07:07:43.460 a way that makes you question or fear but they won't give you an absolute answer that's how you 0.90

07:07:47.860 know they're trying to fear monger you into something she was like oh well it looks like your 0.55

07:07:52.100 placenta is on the last legs and it looks like he could be very small and skinny and it's just better

07:07:56.580 for him to be out and i mean i'm not saying it's bad but it could be it was just weird the way they

07:08:02.180 it was manipulative but in a way it turned out the way it should have he was born on my dad's

07:08:06.660 birthday i stayed strong through and i avoided all interventions that i didn't want they really

07:08:13.220 tried to strong arm me high as hell and epidural into doing those antibiotics you could tell they

07:08:17.300 thought i was retarded but i'm glad i said no and he came out fine no fever nothing uh totally would have 0.74

07:08:24.020 been a waste of time um and would have been uh just a waste use of antibiotics that was unnecessary

07:08:33.300 i said no he if he comes out with no fever and he's fine we don't need antibiotics um but the whole

07:08:40.260 my placenta was like shut down i think it's interesting because i watch if anybody wants to

07:08:47.620 learn about nutrition and pregnancy watch the documentary nourished on netflix not netflix uh

07:08:52.900 youtube uh it goes into like animal-based diets for pregnancy and conception and they showed this

07:09:00.260 midwife who's an actual natural midwife she showed a placenta of a vegetarian vegan compared to a woman 0.99

07:09:06.340 that was doing organic animal-based and her placenta the the animal-based woman her placenta was dark 1.00

07:09:12.260 red rich and the vegetarian woman or vegan woman's placenta it looked like a smoker's placenta she said

07:09:18.900 and it was pale i wanted to see my placenta after birth and it was just dark and red and

07:09:23.620 it didn't look unhealthy to me so yeah you just you have to go with your own gut intuition and think about

07:09:30.660 do your own research and ask and ask if they're if they're giving you a a state of fear and not really

07:09:38.500 in just giving you a one statistic study and not really giving you fully informed consent and if

07:09:44.820 you know you got that if you're getting that gut level of fear uh nine ninety nine percent of time

07:09:50.100 nine times out of ten i would say don't trust it it's it's manipulation and it might not even be um

07:09:55.940 on purpose it's just what these people are taught in school and to be fair they're probably scared of

07:09:59.860 liability they're probably they're going off their fear too but uh nine times out of ten if you're making

07:10:05.780 the decision based on off of fear uh don't don't trust it uh go back and don't make decisions based

07:10:12.980 on fear make it based on what you feel in your gut and also uh your own research one thing i want to

07:10:19.780 add to they try to add all types of things like anemia is pretty common common to develop in pregnancy

07:10:25.540 and they're like oh well we need to give you to pitocin after birth because just to nip the anemia

07:10:30.420 in the butt because what if you hemorrhage and i do my own research and you can actually 0.87

07:10:34.260 cause more hemorrhaging with pitocin after and i'm like no no we're not going to do that unless 0.96

07:10:39.060 i'm showing signs of hemorrhage and i didn't need it so they they'll try to push all types of

07:10:44.820 unnecessary bullshit you gotta just say no and they'll try to not fully inform consent when i and 0.85

07:10:51.860 i said well doesn't pitocin make contractions worse and more painful oh no no i'm like yes it does 0.99

07:10:56.740 you're lying to me just you it's it's ridiculous that this is where we're at but we gotta just 0.66

07:11:03.300 you know let's let uh one tribe get in here he uh he he's a father you got any hot 0.96

07:11:09.300 any hot baby takes over there one tribe what's up 0.99

07:11:14.740 yeah you know

07:11:15.220 can you hear me okay yeah go ahead yeah so yeah i've got a question so um

07:11:28.180 how do you find a is it possible to find a midwife that can also do 1.00

07:11:33.460 an epidural or how do you custom tailor um your your experience um you know with the you know 0.97

07:11:41.140 saying i don't want any of these you know fucking uh you know immunizations and vaccines and just 0.97

07:11:48.100 give me the epidural give me this you know here's my menu this is what i want is that is that a thing 0.99

07:11:53.380 is that possible it is you just go ahead go ahead you go no i just wanted to say we have a a midwife

07:12:03.220 that we uh in these circles that if you want to if it's something you want to get in touch with

07:12:09.780 finding a midwife in your area then we can do that usually you plan your your uh plan the birth and

07:12:17.380 you plan your delivery basically and you write you write down what you want and what you don't want

07:12:24.100 and uh then they're supposed to respect that uh you bring that with you a letter basically depends

07:12:31.220 yeah everybody has a little bit different how you're doing that's what i did i also had a really

07:12:36.820 good doula an awesome doula and they if you try you have to find a doula you trust and you have

07:12:43.380 a good gut feeling with and i did with her and she respected she made me write down on that paper

07:12:48.100 everything i wanted and she showed up and she helped me in every way it was definitely her calling and she

07:12:53.860 made sure all my birth plan was respected and it was i pretty much got everything

07:12:59.300 i i wanted and um you do your research on i'm not sure about epidurals like i don't know if you

07:13:07.380 want to go to like a birthing center uh or like a hospital but it depends like some birthing centers

07:13:13.620 i think they have people on staff that can do c-sections in case or epidurals but um the hospital

07:13:19.220 i went to i you want to make sure the hospital you go to also has a low c-section rate please

07:13:24.420 a hospital with a high c-section rate major red flag um my how do you find how do you find that out

07:13:33.860 i think you can call and ask or you know also look at reviews too of people in the labor delivery

07:13:39.380 um just do a bunch of research uh my hospital i know was religious owned and they had a low c-section

07:13:46.100 rate even though it was medwives and even though they were like medically a little bit

07:13:50.020 indoctrinated they still were on the more natural side than a regular ob um but they you want to ask 0.99

07:13:57.380 them questions uh mostly peaceful might have something better to say to me right now but i

07:14:02.980 would assume just ask questions what their c-section rate is um and uh what their uh procedures are on

07:14:11.060 like inducing like because sometimes pitocin is needed but if they're if they don't say they try to mimic 0.89

07:14:17.140 natural labor if they try to up the pitocin on like on steroids they don't fucking give birth in 1.00

07:14:22.260 the hospital or sometimes you have no choice you just gotta have make sure that you're there for 1.00

07:14:27.220 your wife and be a strong voice and you gotta like tell these doctors to go fuck themselves because they 1.00

07:14:33.860 will try sometimes to take advantage of a woman uh in that state all right mostly people you don't ask 1.00

07:14:42.100 yeah i wanted to add that uh on that note at the admissions it helps to have someone with you to

07:14:49.460 advocate for for you and your wife and and that if you have a midwife or a doula if you want to give

07:14:55.780 birth in a hospital then it's a good thing to have your midwife or doula and have her with you to the

07:15:02.500 hospital but because then she can advocate and she's gonna be you know her head's in the game so she's 0.85

07:15:09.700 gonna be able to to see through the bullshit and help guide through that and you should find someone 0.67

07:15:15.860 that you guys trust that your wife trusts and someone who is um you know familiar that you guys 0.93

07:15:23.540 feel comfortable with and that can guide you through this and all of these or most of these um if you

07:15:30.500 want to do a home birth there is if you live far away from a hospital there is the alternative to

07:15:36.820 to to uh there are birthing centers and that are close to hospitals so you have a short

07:15:43.060 ride um if they don't have everything you know in house then it's just around the corner so you just

07:15:51.460 basically get your get over there if something goes wrong because it's good to to have a hospital

07:15:57.140 nearby in case something western medicine can be can be very very necessary in these cases depending on

07:16:04.980 what happens with the baby a lot you don't see until they come out and another thing to consider

07:16:11.380 and this is for everyone when you go to the hospital or a clinic especially if you go in for surgery

07:16:17.540 um at admissions you're gonna be handed a bunch of papers usually it depends where you go if you go to

07:16:24.660 like a insurance-owned hospital or whatever but there's going to be admissions paper usually somehow and

07:16:32.180 then you can write on that one because in a lot of these admissions papers they say that they can

07:16:37.620 give you whatever injections basically that they deem necessary which means they're allowed to

07:16:44.900 vax you know vaccinate you when you're kind of when you're sedated for surgery so you don't want to

07:16:51.860 you don't you don't want to let them do that so what you do is either you find the clause that says

07:16:58.580 that they're allowed to give you it can be phrased differently they can they write it sneakily like

07:17:05.140 they can inject basically um whatever so you just cross that out and you can write um in you know

07:17:13.860 pig letters on the first page that you do not consent to any injections and or vaccinations of any kind

07:17:20.980 blah blah blah and then make sure you have a copy of that as well you can take a picture of it or you can

07:17:26.180 ask them to make you a copy it depends you know how urgent it is but that's a good thing make sure

07:17:31.780 you have the evidence as well of what you have amended the contract to make sure that you don't

07:17:38.180 consent to them using their judgment to give you any medications they feel is necessary so that's a good

07:17:46.580 thing to consider that is awesome information so myth mythos this is the medical section of your first

07:17:52.580 book as an aspiring author it's the white people's handbook or maybe you've written other i am taking

07:17:59.300 i am taking notes uh so yeah no thanks for the encouragement 100 all right i'm at two percent

07:18:06.340 and i'm gonna i'm not home yet so uh i drop off it's um not being but make sure to find uh find a

07:18:15.140 a midwife or doula and we can help you get in touch with with someone in your area and to find someone

07:18:23.700 and then you know make a plan from there make sure you have if you want to do it at home or if you want

07:18:29.700 to do it somewhere close to a hospital or if you want to do it in a hospital setting that's all individual

07:18:34.900 you know up to you and your wife you know you guys decide that um i i think there's a lot you know

07:18:42.180 there are benefits to both and you know up up it's it's uh positives and negatives to to each of

07:18:50.740 them but yeah um i wouldn't go to a hospital if i didn't have to if you do go to hospital i did and i had a

07:18:59.780 good experience again if you could find a religious-owned hospital and or will especially low c-section rate

07:19:07.620 um and just be nice and stern like because i had a good i was just nice but stern and i didn't have 0.98

07:19:14.420 any problems even if they silently judged me who cares fuck them they're retarded so yeah i mean it's 0.99

07:19:21.060 hard to to be stern sometimes because you're kind of kind of busy so yeah so that's your job as the 1.00

07:19:29.460 husband so you have to have that all written out on plant planned written on a paper and that way you

07:19:35.140 can go look at it and be like no this is what she wants no matter how sedated she is you know so but

07:19:41.460 for me i i don't know i'm pretty stubborn so i was able to the the drugs helped me be nice but stern

07:19:49.060 yeah but i mean preparing is the most important and make sure you guys talk about it beforehand

07:19:55.780 and like astra said you know make sure you're aware of what the birth you know letter says the plan

07:20:03.300 the birthing plan what it says in there so that you can advocate for her and that's probably what

07:20:10.980 i would say is most important and find someone you trust and make sure that they're with you that they

07:20:15.940 are standby when it's getting close and don't let anyone uh shorten your pregnancy without you know any

07:20:26.980 actual medical reason for it because our pregnancies are longer they'll try to too and and they'll make 0.99

07:20:34.660 it seem like it's a major medical reason that's the messed up part so they almost try to get me at

07:20:39.940 like 37 38 weeks i was like i waited till at least 41 weeks in one day and i'm glad i did because i think

07:20:46.900 he would have been too small there's a lot that happens in the last few weeks but what i wanted to add as

07:20:52.180 well was you mentioned that they were talking to you about you know placenta and that is not

07:20:58.180 doing its job or whatever um also consider all of the parts that they're they're selling a lot of the

07:21:05.860 organs and there's a lot you can do to not participate in that they get i don't know 7 000 or something

07:21:12.900 like that for a placenta it's crazy they get a lot and they get more if it's more blood in it so you know

07:21:18.900 you want they want to make it as bad for you as possible because that makes them more money

07:21:24.580 so just be aware that medical research don't they don't they sell it off to medical research to

07:21:29.460 biopharma yeah yeah they do and it's it's good money in that as well so and they obviously they

07:21:37.060 get paid for every drug they push into you and they get paid for every night you stay so and for

07:21:42.820 everything you do they get paid so just be aware that you know they have another incentive for

07:21:48.820 everything that they are presenting to you and that way you can be a good advocate for your family

07:21:56.180 yeah guys sell us your foreskins sell us your children's foreskins for medical research

07:22:03.940 come on guys sell us your kids foreskins oh by the way the vitamin k shot it has a black box warning

07:22:10.020 if any of you don't know it's not vitamin k i denied that and what they usually it's funny one

07:22:15.620 of the midwives told me this was the one that was actually not as much as a pharma retard as the other 0.99

07:22:20.500 ones but she said are you circumcising you go no and she goes oh well you really don't need the

07:22:26.020 vitamin k shot most of these babies die from not having the vitamin k shot because they were 1.00

07:22:30.900 fucking circumcised it's the vitamin j shot it's stupid it's just all unnecessary so yeah and 1.00

07:22:40.020 they'll try to fear-monger you with the vitamin k shot too like oh your baby's gonna bleed to death 1.00

07:22:44.020 it's like man we've been giving birth for thousands and thousands of years without a vitamin k shot i eat

07:22:49.460 liver and sardines i think i'll be fine thanks question though what's your thoughts on mothers eating the

07:22:55.620 placenta um personally i mean if they want to do it and if they're in good health fine i personally

07:23:03.300 didn't see it um necessary because i can eat organ meats from animals and i think our world's a little

07:23:09.860 bit different and i wouldn't eat my own placenta but i can but if you're in great health and if you

07:23:14.580 really really want to do it but i i didn't see it as necessary for me i wouldn't want that you know

07:23:20.980 it's a it's a like your liver it's meant to take care of stuff in your body and i don't think that

07:23:27.300 what we consume today is healthy to begin with and i wouldn't eat my own liver so yeah like if you're

07:23:34.660 in perfect perfect health which is rare nowadays and you want to sure but if not i wouldn't i would

07:23:41.300 just eat healthy organs from an animal after yeah i only ask because i've i've seen that becoming more

07:23:48.580 of a trend these days with you know mothers doing home births and whatnot i think you know there is

07:23:54.580 a lot of like everything you guys have talked about i think is very good knowledge and i'm actually glad

07:24:00.020 this has turned into like white power birthing session talk um but another thing too is don't let people 0.72

07:24:13.540 like i mean there is a time when western medicine not modern western medicine is needed in life

07:24:18.740 savings sometimes you need a c-section and that's a beautiful thing that our race has created for

07:24:25.380 you know life of the mother and the baby but it shouldn't be pushed unnecessarily because it's not

07:24:30.900 the best outcome and um sometimes you know personally the epidural worked for me some people don't like it

07:24:38.100 it was great for me i think it helped me it helped my labor be um much shorter um and calmed me down

07:24:45.860 because my nerves are usually up but some women don't like it you don't know until you do it you 1.00

07:24:50.100 might think you don't want it and then you're like give me enough epidural now as long as you have a

07:24:54.500 good hospital and this anesthesiologist you should be fine i there's some people in the natural birth 0.99

07:24:58.900 space that kind of like judge me oh you're getting an epidural fuck them who cares you know yeah you also 0.98

07:25:03.540 want to consider that if you are induced or if you're trying to get that baby out early and you 0.99

07:25:09.780 get an epidural it's going to take you three days to get that baby out you know that's the combination

07:25:16.020 as well so you don't if you're not you know if the baby's not ready to come out and you get an

07:25:22.020 epidural it's going to get much much harder take much much longer to get the baby out because you're

07:25:27.700 you're sedated you can't you can't do the work unless you have serious medical complications

07:25:34.740 that even in your own gut you know it's probably safer to get this baby out now um then later then

07:25:40.820 do it but if you're being fear-mongered into it and you're not showing any um uh signs of labor it's

07:25:49.460 it's probably unnecessary baby's not ready and the induction is not even going to be well um another

07:25:54.820 thing this is kind of tmi but whatever i think it might help whoever's listening here if they do

07:26:00.500 have to do an induction um i did my research and they started with the pill zytotec it's not approved

07:26:06.500 by the fda and the fda says bad things about it but we know how the fda is um but uh i did my research

07:26:12.660 they wanted to give it to me orally they probably do that on purpose because you have to take more

07:26:16.580 pills well i researched that if you insert it vaginally it works better so i requested that and it only

07:26:22.660 took one pill and the hospital wasn't shocked they're like we've never seen this and i didn't

07:26:26.500 even need pitocin so do that information as you will i see paul has his hand up so yeah yeah i wanted

07:26:35.620 to make a response because i know i'm not too informed on this very subject but yeah exactly they've

07:26:42.260 they've always pushed early induction for the guise of placenta aging or safety but i i think we

07:26:50.660 there's more to it they've turned childbirth into a business and surprise it's the same people

07:26:56.660 pulling the strings the ones who profit off every organ and every procedure and the placenta is just 0.68

07:27:04.260 another part of the body where they can sell for research biotech or whatever god knows what and

07:27:10.740 if you follow the money it all leads back to the suspects it's about control profit and undermining the

07:27:17.620 order it's also the spiritual part of it they get like this evil energy harvest off of uh

07:27:23.940 stressing mothers out you know they have more life it's horrible it's so bad yeah yeah it's that too 0.97

07:27:30.180 my advice is as safely and as long as you can gestate that damn baby as long as you can another thing they 0.99

07:27:36.500 try to do is oh too big baby oh i mean it depends there but their their their calculations are almost 0.95

07:27:42.340 always off and um uh that shouldn't be the first go-to now if there's a lot of signs that the

07:27:48.340 baby's big and mother's in labor for so long and it's just not progressing and it's looking dangerous

07:27:53.300 okay c-section but that should be the next that the next resort that shouldn't the last resort that

07:27:59.780 shouldn't be just scheduled immediately there's plenty of small women that give birth to big babies 1.00

07:28:06.260 just fine um i had a normal size baby and even a lot of people were like oh you're so small you're

07:28:11.300 in a c-section i just ignored that and i had a strong belief that i don't need one and i didn't so

07:28:21.060 yeah i wanted to add to that even if you don't plan on eating the placenta you can ask to get it with you

07:28:27.940 just to not let them make money off of you so you can do that with a lot of things you can just

07:28:34.740 mess up their plan and make sure they don't make money off of you like that

07:28:38.980 i regret not doing that i regret it but i was so just stressed from other stuff and i was just

07:28:44.820 like whatever i at least got a picture of mine but yeah they unfortunately they yeah but i mean you can

07:28:49.380 throw it in the trash outside you know just make sure they don't make that money off of you that's

07:28:54.740 right that's a nice feeling so i didn't look in shockingly i didn't look too much into what

07:29:00.820 how do you keep your own placenta do you have to pay for that is it going to be so much paperwork it's

07:29:05.460 a hell to go through like no it's not and you just ask for it basically and i should have kept it

07:29:14.100 i should have kept it apart and froze it and then like another thing yeah another thing to consider

07:29:20.660 is that they're gonna try uh to take a dna sample of your baby you can deny that as well

07:29:28.180 and if you're born i think after 83 in california they're gonna have a dna

07:29:35.460 a sample of you somewhere and you can send a form in to ask them to delete uh to to destroy that

07:29:42.740 so it just heads up on that as well some states do that some don't i know california does uh and you

07:29:50.340 can um you can have them destroy that if you send in the form i can look it up if if anybody wants it

07:29:59.620 um one but it's a bio it's a bio bank that they have in certain states and in european countries as

07:30:07.700 well so if you were born in one of those states uh after a certain year they're gonna have dna on file

07:30:15.460 unless your parents denied that so make sure to look that up if you don't want to be in that register

07:30:21.860 one more thing i will say is um this might be the common here but uh one thing i had in my birth

07:30:29.300 plan that the hospital did respect is the baby isn't out of my sight out of our sight at any

07:30:34.740 second the doctors aren't taking the baby unless it's absolutely life-threatening emergency which

07:30:40.580 could happen and sucks but if you could have that in your birth plan and make sure whether the hospital

07:30:45.620 respects it or not do not let that baby out of your sight unless it's like absolutely like life-threatening

07:30:50.820 they have to go to the nicu um that's another thing too pushing these early inductions the baby 0.99

07:30:56.980 may more likely have to be in the nicu which is just hell and then if you can't pump enough breast 1.00

07:31:02.420 milk i mean you say you had a c-section that was unnecessary now it's harder for the hormone

07:31:07.380 prolactin to come in for you to produce breast milk then you're stressed out and pumping and then then they

07:31:12.180 got a supplement formula which they don't have any nicu-based formula that doesn't have corn syrup

07:31:17.060 and seed oils yet or anything it's just a goddamn if you can avoid that as much as you can do it just 0.79

07:31:23.780 let that baby you just stay as long as you can um safely without them fear-mongering you that's 0.89

07:31:31.300 the best advice i have

07:31:32.260 yeah that's that's really important as well because they do mix babies up it has happened they do lose

07:31:46.260 babies i mean things like this have happened before so just it's a good you can make sure that husband

07:31:55.540 goes with the baby if they have to go anywhere for example or your midwife or doula that you bring with

07:32:01.940 you or a sister whatever just make sure someone usually it has to be a parent so or someone who

07:32:08.820 with with authority or whatever they're gonna set they're gonna put up a fight for every step of the

07:32:14.500 way in this yeah you got to play their game too um because of my quote problems you know i had to stay

07:32:21.620 and because of the things that i denied i had to stay a couple days and have him and me monitored which

07:32:26.740 is the price i was willing to pay for no vaccines and no unnecessary interventions i'm sorry but uh

07:32:34.900 it was worth it and you're gonna have two to three nights of hell of them harassing you all night but

07:32:40.500 whatever doing tests but that's the price i was willing to pay and then they had to send me home early

07:32:46.820 anyways because they were like they're probably pissed they were like this girl and the baby have

07:32:50.020 zero problems and one midwife was like just go home 1.00

07:32:56.740 they probably didn't have to send keep you that longer they probably used it as leverage to see

07:33:04.100 if you were willing to do it and then they had someone else that they could make more money off of

07:33:11.700 and then they decided to give the bet away to that person so they're probably they're a business

07:33:18.020 it's a game yeah it's a business and you can like what you said there with the game for example

07:33:23.860 i mean a lot of things that you just want they're not going to respect or they're going to try to not

07:33:30.820 respect but if you frame it as you know anxiety or something you need it's the difference that's

07:33:38.740 between you know i don't like fish or i'm allergic i will die they will have to respect it if you frame 0.99

07:33:46.500 it as something that is necessary or or you know play play on that play on it it's interesting you

07:33:53.860 say that because like with the when they were really trying to manipulate me into agreeing to the

07:33:59.780 antibiotics for a group b strep this deadly bacteria oh my god and i told them you know i

07:34:05.700 dealt with a lot of antibiotic abuse in my life due to my dental stuff and it screwed me up and i just

07:34:11.460 i don't believe in i don't want antibiotics unless it's really life needing necessary i did a lot of

07:34:17.380 work to um restore my gut microbiome and i don't want him coming in all colicky and i was just like

07:34:23.860 unless it's he's got a really high fever and sick i don't want those antibiotics and then they they

07:34:28.580 left me alone you could tell they judged me but i didn't care and what do you know i was right he came

07:34:32.900 out fine so yeah i thought about that when you talked about that i think that was for for the hospital's

07:34:39.060 sake they wanted that because they don't want that going around in the hospital so that's just a

07:34:44.580 precaution to make sure that doesn't go around in the hospital i don't think it was for your sake it

07:34:50.420 was for the hospital's sake uh multiple things they're scared of liability too because they really

07:34:55.140 believe i think some of them really believe the doctors do from this bad information and skewed data

07:35:01.460 that that that bacteria is life-threatening and going to kill the baby it was funny because when

07:35:05.620 their wife said there's tons of babies born to um with gbs that are just fine that are gbs positive 0.99

07:35:12.900 and um it's funny they don't take that into account and it's stupid because it's like 0.97

07:35:17.620 you so many times even if you are positive you may miss that window how are you gonna time 0.99

07:35:22.740 the ivy antibiotics before labor every time you know it's just so stupid um it's yeah it's unnecessary 1.00

07:35:30.980 shit i think also not the medical professionals that are trained but i think um the uh elites in 0.99

07:35:38.180 the pharma industry i think they want more routine ivy antibiotics because that can cause more health 0.98

07:35:42.740 problems and autism so there you go they need repeat customers uh yeah and and one thing that we hadn't

07:35:52.500 touched on though is the the the real immorality of the insurance um industry um because uh in my my

07:36:01.700 wife was in uh this area for a while the the doctors don't want to charge you these exorbitant amounts

07:36:09.460 but they have no problem raping the insurance companies for these astronomical fees uh because it's just

07:36:18.020 a it's it's it's an impersonal right they actually have they give um and depending on uh the practice

07:36:26.340 but they'll give their their in-person uh patients a bunch of discounts or write-offs to make sure that

07:36:34.740 it's not impactful and harmful to uh their um you know their pocketbook and if depending on the the

07:36:42.420 the financial situation of the patient but when it goes to uh the insurance or medicare and all of

07:36:49.540 that i mean they're they're going full tilt to scrape everything they can out of that system and and

07:36:56.580 they have no morality uh in in uh in that at all and i just know from inside baseball there uh how that

07:37:04.740 that works unfortunately and it just harms everybody and then it it um most of all harms white people

07:37:12.420 especially when it's browns who are are using these services and then we're paying for it 1.00

07:37:19.700 ultimately but mostly go ahead yeah on that note it's a good thing to remember as well that um

07:37:28.100 when you go and get something if you're going to go and get labs or whatever uh first tell them that

07:37:34.100 or medication for example the pharmacy is a great example just say that you don't have insurance and

07:37:39.140 you're going to get the price because in the mo in a lot of cases your co-pay is going to be more

07:37:44.820 than what the medication costs without insurance so there was a guy i don't remember it was a podcast

07:37:51.540 and he was he operated a pharmacy and he said that if someone comes in and wants to buy the medication

07:37:58.660 then say it's uh you know six dollars for the medication and if they have insurance the price

07:38:06.100 goes up to 12 and you pay instead of four dollars or whatever it was in the beginning now you pay six

07:38:13.940 dollars in your co-pay and the price went up to ten so because they want to get you know as much as

07:38:21.380 as possible from insurance so you end up paying more for a drug that costs less uh just because

07:38:28.820 you put it on your insurance so and the pharmacy makes less money too that was the key as well so

07:38:35.540 instead of he gets uh instead of selling it to you for four dollars or six dollars then he sells it for

07:38:43.140 ten your co-pay makes it you know six and he still gets you know he gets less than if he had sold it to

07:38:50.900 you for six dollars then he gets you know four dollars or something so it's a big scam a lot of

07:38:56.100 the things you can do with uh without insurance and it's going to cost you less that's everything

07:39:01.620 from x-rays to labs to to medicine but they're also bound by there's a there's a clause in their

07:39:09.540 contract so they're not allowed according to their contract with the insurance companies they're not

07:39:15.460 allowed to tell you what the uninsured price is once you have said that you have insurance

07:39:20.900 so that's why you have to to say first that you don't have insurance if you want to know what

07:39:25.300 it would cost otherwise so yeah that's true also if you're not um legally married yet if you're

07:39:33.300 pregnant just have your wife get on medicaid gets the same it's it's the same exact care 1.00

07:39:41.060 uh for free so that's another hack you could do and then get married after instead of using his

07:39:47.620 expensive insurance so um i don't care if it's ghetto we got to do what we gotta do 0.58

07:39:54.980 yeah one one way to uh to see who the scammers are it's it's pretty easy um they they kind of

07:40:02.580 advertise it if you're looking uh but all of all of the sponsors for all of the stadiums around america

07:40:10.500 uh you can just go ahead and take the list uh and note them as the the world's biggest scammers right

07:40:17.300 they're usually banks insurance companies uh in and other financial institutions and uh you know

07:40:23.700 write those off uh anybody who is uh putting out that kind of advertising uh is uh scraping and uh and

07:40:32.660 you don't want to you don't want to support sports ball anyway so just uh you know easy list

07:40:38.740 make it take it and do what you need to do with that uh kelly go ahead this is such a excellent

07:40:45.620 conversation that's so long overdue in the space i'm so like happy to listen in on it um i wanted to i

07:40:53.220 thought i was going to comment on just the corruption in the medical industry but i'm not going to do that

07:40:58.340 because i'll just start ranting um and i've seen a lot of it as a nurse but it was really encouraging

07:41:03.780 to hear a young one of our young folks like young paul take such an interest in this it just gives me

07:41:10.820 hope for our next generation that our young men are preparing to be dads and getting themselves ready

07:41:16.500 for this and on that note i'm curious if there are any men in the audience who are willing to share

07:41:22.180 their their experience of witnessing their wife's c-section uh asking for a friend who's uh doesn't

07:41:31.060 want to ask so white power 0.97

07:41:42.500 well i'm going to need some guys for this

07:41:46.500 don't have no volunteer once um

07:41:52.100 this has been very enlightening uh so i appreciate you ladies coming up and discussing this it's white 0.71

07:41:59.140 power birthing hour here on 1488 radio and uh yeah i'll put that call out once again if there are

07:42:05.860 any men in here witness or wife have a c-section their partner have a c-section and uh you've got

07:42:13.060 an experience to share uh there's there's curious minds that want to hear your experience

07:42:21.060 i can say that it's gonna require a little more effort from the guy after the c-section because

07:42:28.100 she's gonna be uh less useful she's not gonna be able to lift anything she's not gonna be able to 1.00

07:42:34.020 get out of bed i mean it's a cut through the stomach through all layers so it's gonna just remember that

07:42:40.500 it's a big surgery uh you cut through every layer of of the belly basically so keep that in mind so

07:42:47.700 that's why c-section is is like astro said it's great to have it as a backup but it's it's uh i mean

07:42:55.860 everyone's different obviously sometimes you can't make that decision but it's uh it's a big surgery

07:43:02.180 and it's gonna take some time to get back from and it's gonna be she can't lift a baby for example 1.00

07:43:07.700 she can't take care of herself she's there's gonna be a lot more from you uh if you're the dad then uh

07:43:16.660 so it could be a good idea to arrange to have someone at the house to help out with especially

07:43:22.340 prepare and that's a good thing anyways prepare food have food that you have cooked already

07:43:30.740 fill up the freezer and the fridge with stuff that is does not require any effort

07:43:36.420 um and make sure you know that's that's one piece of advice i would give for that

07:43:42.660 that's a great point and also goes into general postpartum care um not even just c-section which

07:43:50.500 she's right c-section is much worse harder to heal from people say it's the easy way out no i was i'm

07:43:55.860 terrified of a c-section i i had it easy having a vaginal birth but also it's still a lot of recovery

07:44:02.660 time for a vaginal birth too um everybody's different but you usually bleed for at least sometimes almost a

07:44:09.620 month and um i fell into the trap of feeling so much lighter right after and be like oh i can go

07:44:16.580 and do everything now and uh that was a trap um i ended up prolonging a little bit of my healing

07:44:23.460 a bit um it made me realize and humbled me that like hey you need to rest um it's funny my fiance was

07:44:31.540 even telling me like you need to calm down and not walk everywhere but i didn't listen and

07:44:35.380 um it'll it's like and when you do that you prolong your healing and it's like peeling

07:44:40.820 off your scab and then it bleeds again so you're you're losing a lot of blood um you're more susceptible

07:44:46.180 to anemia because of that so you need to eat nourishing foods um boundaries is important too many to speak

07:44:54.340 up like uh a lot of people are just going to want to see the baby it's all about seeing the baby but

07:45:01.060 nobody really cares about the mom's recovery and the last thing you guys need is to host other people 0.77

07:45:06.580 that are selfish and all about themselves and just seeing the baby people if they're going to come

07:45:11.780 over they they need to help and helping is not just holding the baby the the most important part

07:45:18.260 postpartum most moms are not going to want to just hand their baby to everybody and that's not really

07:45:23.300 being helpful like because she can't for my own experience is if i stand too long even and did dishes i

07:45:29.860 would get sore and it wasn't helpful to my healing uh so let me hold the baby while you go clean the

07:45:37.860 house is not helping people that are doing that they may not even have like ill intentions and don't

07:45:42.740 realize what they're doing but you gotta learn to say no um even overbearing mother-in-laws family

07:45:50.740 friends all people just want to come and they just want to see the baby but they're not there to help you

07:45:55.940 either or just you know your social battery is kind of low during this time too so you gotta take

07:46:02.340 into account what she wants and what matters is just you the baby and you guys um recovering healing

07:46:08.340 and getting some sleep in uh very important for fathers to help during this time or any female 0.90

07:46:14.740 family members too we don't have as much community anymore so a lot of it's on fathers uh it's very

07:46:21.060 important we do that um because if she has a bad experience postpartum with you and if you're being 0.98

07:46:25.780 a selfish asshole i don't think she's gonna want to have another kid it's also a big problem i see in 0.99

07:46:31.060 the modern west and part of it is uh feminism and also the feminization of men and the idea that we're 1.00

07:46:39.540 all the same uh some of this has been ingrained into the men's minds and i've seen awful situations where

07:46:49.220 the man just i don't know i think he forgot that she's a woman that just given birth

07:46:54.420 um and having unrealistic expectations you know we live in a culture where you just got to go right

07:46:59.300 back to work right after or some men expect her to be his maid and his chef the next day and that's just 1.00

07:47:05.540 that's not going to be good for our birth rates that's all i'm going to say right now

07:47:09.140 what i do uh in and we have uh been a father for a couple of babies but i do whatever i need to do

07:47:16.660 uh for my wife after birth to get her back into the kitchen to make more sandwiches uh no just

07:47:24.980 kidding no i try to see that so uh no it i it's uh i was in the room with both of our my boys births

07:47:34.980 um it was um it was a magical experience and it's something i had no problem with they were both

07:47:41.460 uh natural births um and everything and um uh it's uh it's beautiful and i and i'm glad to have uh

07:47:50.020 traveled this a lot of uh i mean some uh some not so appetizing uh parts of the discussion but

07:47:58.420 i think unpacking this and kind of letting it breathe for uh you know the union of man and woman

07:48:04.580 this is what we experience as we go through uh growing up and being fathers uh there is nothing

07:48:12.340 more manly than being a father and uh to uh be there with your wife as she gives birth to your sons

07:48:20.660 this is uh is something i find uh to be uh now historically uh you know i would have to uh do a

07:48:29.620 lot of research to find out what my viking ancestors did while their wives were giving birth maybe we

07:48:36.100 were uh in need of uh you know more treasure and we were sacking york but that uh you know i like to

07:48:44.580 think that uh you know we were in the in the long house or in the uh in the birthing room uh with our

07:48:52.660 furs and our our uh our uh white power uh garb uh helping our wife bring young warriors and young

07:49:02.180 maidens into this world so uh but thank you ladies we appreciate it uh i want to get some other hands 0.59

07:49:08.180 here we'll go segue to uh to uh something else as we close out we all have 22 minutes left here

07:49:14.500 uh in the 1488 radio space uh sammy go ahead

07:49:22.980 well mine wasn't really a segue more of like a response uh you can yeah you can respond bring

07:49:29.460 some bring some of that sammy what you got well you know just looking at the past four years past 0.99

07:49:36.260 eight years of all this shit going on knowing how fucked off our medical industry is hearing 0.97

07:49:43.300 all the horror stories even the you know accounts of these ladies just now i don't even know how it's 0.99

07:49:49.220 on the fucking table for anybody to use the medical industry for anything unless they're literally 0.98

07:49:53.860 bleeding out like personally i i haven't gone to the hospital other than stitches in the last like 0.99

07:50:02.980 decade and a half i don't use the medical industry for anything unless i'm literally bleeding and i can't

07:50:09.860 close it with super glue so i don't know it's just it's a weird

07:50:17.460 it's a weird frame of mind for me to try to wrap my head around bringing you know a piece of you

07:50:25.300 into into life literally in enemy territory and like having to play their game and dodge all this

07:50:33.220 shit and hope to god you know they don't sneak something on you it sounds like 1.00

07:50:37.300 fucking hell i'd rather see my baby get pooped out into the dirt than i have to 1.00

07:50:42.500 fucking be dealing with that stuff i don't i just don't get it i don't blame i i totally understand 0.99

07:50:48.180 what you're saying and i i always said while i was um going through some of this i was like god 0.98

07:50:53.620 damn i understand some of these broads who just free birth out in the middle of the woods of nowhere 1.00

07:50:57.700 and don't tell anybody anything jesus christ but at the same time um i don't want to totally 0.99

07:51:05.700 demonize it all i mean i know it's all fucked now but it's still necessary for certain emergencies 0.94

07:51:12.100 and we shouldn't have to not have our own hospitals like we need to advocate for ourselves 0.95

07:51:19.060 and sometimes it's necessary i mean if you do need emergency c-section which sometimes happens

07:51:25.700 back then we just died and it would it's nice to have that so but it's also i agree it's

07:51:32.580 bullshit that we even have to do that and it's more understandable why people do home births but

07:51:37.860 here's the sad part even home births aren't even totally safe anymore because like if you have a 0.99

07:51:42.740 team there there's some people like one guy got his baby taken away i think on twitter for a little

07:51:47.220 while or something or they forced a show on him i forgot i i'm butchering the story a bit but it was

07:51:52.100 something like that uh but then also if you get caught it's like illegal to uh give birth and

07:51:58.820 not get a birth certificate or social security card or something like that but at the same time like i

07:52:05.140 there are certain things that are needed in the hospital and i i think the epidural hurt uh helped

07:52:10.260 me and i wanted them there just in case of emergency so they are useful sometimes but um you also have to

07:52:18.260 i'll say yeah and this it really to sammy i agree with your point i mean and and uh and astra i think

07:52:24.820 you you elucidated uh to this uh bit is that uh it's it shouldn't be the default going to the hospital

07:52:35.300 and going to the uh you know the emergency room even going to doctors uh it shouldn't be our default move

07:52:43.540 and uh and we should have and we need to endeavor to do this is well we should have uh community

07:52:53.620 physicians that can be trusted people who know you may now the the doctors that i know uh you know as

07:53:03.460 as good of a doctor as they were and as caring as they were about their craft they were writing

07:53:12.260 prescriptions for uh for opioids like crazy i'm like this is not good you you know you're you're

07:53:20.660 actually harming people and uh it's and the hospital is like a death camp uh yeah i i agree with you

07:53:31.620 saying i i find hospitals to be uh like disgusting like going in there smelling it's like it's like this

07:53:38.340 this is a death camp and we we can do better right the whole entire industry was built around the scam

07:53:45.620 the insurance scam and uh it's it's run by you know you know money men um and and uh business uh you

07:53:59.060 know profiteers and it's like this is this is not your aryan hometown medical industry right and we need our

07:54:07.700 our hometown area medical industry that's that's of necessity uh 14 words mandate and we must so uh

07:54:17.780 we and we will uh you know uh we will continue to endeavor in this uh and i hope everyone listening

07:54:25.540 takes us to heart that the hospital is not the first stop uh it is the exception and my wife uh you know is

07:54:35.300 you know is not comfortable with that personally we've had we had two hospital births i would never

07:54:41.540 do it again uh so this would be a a point of contention uh you know heavy in my relationship

07:54:49.380 uh but for my children who will be the next to have babies uh because that is the way nature has it

07:54:56.820 is that they will have home births and their wives will have home births and um in the 0.79

07:55:05.460 10 years or so less than 10 years that it will take to uh uh to make that happen and get ready

07:55:13.700 for them to have babies um it is uh it is something i'll prepare for and i'll make sure that they have

07:55:21.300 what it takes that they're that we've had this conversation long before it's ever necessary and

07:55:27.300 that they're all mentally and emotionally prepped to have a home birth with the preparations necessary to

07:55:33.620 do so this is not like oh my god i can't believe that that we ever had babies outside of hospitals

07:55:40.900 it's like no that's the natural way that's the normal way you're living in you know it's like

07:55:46.740 it's like saying i can't believe we lived without fast food uh yeah yeah we do it and that's the way we

07:55:52.020 should live right so get with it arians and and we'll make this happen uh animal cracker go ahead 1.00

07:55:58.020 yeah i don't know who asked i was listening in the background but if you want to see section

07:56:04.260 rundown i'll give it to you i think we had enough of that graphically if that's what you mean um if

07:56:13.060 you want to add to uh anything uh kind of uh circumstantial that i'm sorry bro can you run that back

07:56:22.020 i clicked off my speaker oh no worries animal uh yeah just i don't think we need any more graphical

07:56:27.540 uh or graphic uh discussion on that if you have something let's hear it don't be so weak stomach

07:56:35.460 at those i'm just i'm thinking about the audience i'm thinking about the audience and all the people

07:56:42.020 who are smashing hoagies right now in your stomach don't be so uh all right you can all blame steve go

07:56:50.100 ahead go ahead animal cracker 0.98

07:56:58.180 real quick mythos it's fucking two to like five o'clock in the afternoon the only one smashing 0.98

07:57:02.980 hoagies is radio hey our ancestors i'm sure sometimes in battle used to rip hearts out and 0.97

07:57:10.260 eat them beating come on now that's for fun yeah that actually makes me hungry um so animal cracker

07:57:19.540 you gonna rip or what what do we got go ahead and rip oh did we lose them

07:57:30.020 that's divine intervention right there uh i feel divine intervention that i had a feeling

07:57:36.340 that can you hear me if you guys were here there you go go ahead animal go ahead

07:57:40.340 i got echo go ahead animal though 0.99

07:57:51.620 hurry up he's bouncing all over the place i'm not sure i'm not sure we only have i didn't know

07:57:57.140 if you had just wanted me to answer questions it is pretty graphic yeah steve's in for it so steve's uh

07:58:03.620 steve's got no no please the base is saying no we're gonna have a we have a canadian standoff uh

07:58:13.620 here on this uh topic

07:58:17.060 no no a canadian standoff is when two people are arguing who should go first i know i know that's

07:58:23.860 true i would say you know give this story because there's inquiring minds that want to know but try to

07:58:30.660 make it as uh you know as pg 13 as you can but just give us the insight what is it like for a husband

07:58:39.940 to see his wife get a c-section because this is important and this might give men some pause

07:58:46.020 um if they're encouraged or if their wives are being encouraged to have a c-section this might be

07:58:53.620 what you need to remember in order to advocate for what um if they're encouraged or

07:59:03.700 all right cracker let's give it let's get it go ahead and uh spill the beans here man

07:59:09.140 if he doesn't i i have something i could inquire about okay is he is he talking i can add something

07:59:21.540 out there so i came into the room i was behind the sheet

07:59:28.980 okay yeah

07:59:31.700 okay well one thing i will say real quick is um most of the time they have a sheet in front of

07:59:40.500 you so that you're not seeing all the organs being cut out and that was my request in my birth plan

07:59:46.420 if god forbid i did need a c-section thank god i didn't but that um i was like i want that because 0.98

07:59:51.940 you can choose if you want to see it or not i'm like i don't want to see that shit put that 0.93

07:59:56.100 put that cloth up there and he does not have to see it either and he'll be like right by her head 0.97

08:00:00.820 and from i i have a girlfriend who uh is a high-risk ultrasound tech and she had two c-sections and

08:00:08.660 what she explained to me if it's done right it's not that bad during i mean you're pretty drugged up

08:00:13.300 during but um it's very fast and they put a sheet in front of you uh and um by the time the baby's out

08:00:21.380 they hand them to you and that's all the husband really needs to see too so that's all i know about

08:00:26.820 it

08:00:33.940 yeah you don't have to look you you can you know you come in there and you get this outfit on you get

08:00:43.860 scrubs and all of that and you get a funny hat and the apron and you uh keep your wife company

08:00:52.420 and when they're done i mean you sit by the head and there's a big uh sheet that's

08:01:01.060 above her waist mostly you're full of us during here

08:01:04.180 oh yeah so ladies let's listen to the other ladies um they try to slip a lot of a lot of 1.00

08:01:18.020 past you they try to give you those uh electronic signatures where there's no paper always print

08:01:24.020 them out and read them first they tried to um include that they could vaccinate her even if she 0.99

08:01:29.780 was out and we don't do vaxes so that was one thing um and i'm pretty sure that she didn't

08:01:36.260 really need the c-section they just pressured her into it and she was so scared i couldn't talk her out

08:01:41.140 of it um but i was sitting behind the sheet and he said he was gonna start so i stand up and he's like

08:01:47.620 you can't do that you you might pass out i was like bro i'm good he's like no no sit back down i was

08:01:52.820 like fucking whatever so i sit there for like a minute and he's like uh all right come look at this 0.99

08:01:58.900 he had her all the way cut open and he reaches both his fucking hands inside her and pulls my 1.00

08:02:03.700 daughter out by her head and i'm like you didn't want me to see the cut but you wanted me to see that 0.99

08:02:10.420 also uh ladies do some research and don't let them clamp the cord right away that's vital nutrients 1.00

08:02:17.620 and shit that your baby needs but definitely do your research and uh if you don't have your your 0.95

08:02:24.580 husband or your man or whatever they're bring your mother your sister uh somebody your best friend 0.99

08:02:30.900 um and don't let the baby go anywhere without somebody you trust especially if you don't do 0.96

08:02:37.140 vaccines and you're not the vitamin k shots and all that shit because they'll do anything they can to 0.99

08:02:42.180 fucking slip that shit by you in these hospitals also the birth the uh placenta they sell that 1.00

08:02:50.260 shit sometimes up to a hundred thousand dollars so that's a big money maker so just be aware of all 1.00

08:02:55.860 that shit and good luck paid for the so i mean honestly shouldn't you get cut a fucking check 0.99

08:03:01.300 if they're selling your placenta why does this cost money if if the placenta is so valuable shouldn't 1.00

08:03:06.500 there be like yeah what i'm saying is it seems to be some sort of like rebate program like i give you 0.96

08:03:12.100 the placenta like cut me a check on the way out the door right that's my fucking placenta right yeah all 0.98

08:03:18.260 all of them aren't worth that much but i think most of them are worth upwards of twenty thousand 0.97

08:03:22.980 dollars so it should pay for the birth i was pissed off when i found out about that that's a straight 1.00

08:03:28.180 up camry right there like what do we do bro the jews make you pay for your own fucking execution you 1.00

08:03:32.980 really think they're going to give you a free birth true yeah oh my god good luck ladies for all those 1.00

08:03:41.060 arian babies white power appreciate you guys thank you i appreciate you animal cracker thanks for 0.98

08:03:48.180 coming up and sharing and thank you for all the husbands and all the wives midwives wait animal 1.00

08:03:54.580 cracker don't go i have a question shoot so what would your advice be for somebody who gets squeamish

08:04:02.900 at like at the sight of his blood on a skinned knee should they or should they not be present for this 0.99

08:04:07.860 are you talking about the man i am that's who you procreated with i'm i'm just fucking with you 0.99

08:04:18.420 um if they get squeamish that easy definitely don't let them watch you them cut you open he'll pass the 0.99

08:04:23.540 fuck out all they have to do is just stay near your head that's mostly where my fiance stayed like they 1.00

08:04:28.820 don't have to look at everything and they can and they can do things like he massaged me to and like 1.00

08:04:34.980 help me um release tension in my jaw that's another thing like your pelvic floor is attached 0.94

08:04:39.940 to your jaw so if you're tightening your jaw in pain that can make your contractions hurt worse

08:04:44.820 um whether you're doing hospital or home birth it's actually really good to uh do research on

08:04:51.220 natural ways to eliminate pain because an epidural doesn't take everything away it shouldn't you need 0.99

08:04:55.700 to feel some pain uh oh shit shit one more thing too uh when they cut her open she was having a lot of 0.99

08:05:02.500 trouble with the stitches and that whole area where they made the incision was numb for like a year and 0.99

08:05:09.860 a half and there's still like a spots that bother her so just be aware of all that sorry to cut you off

08:05:16.260 no you're fine and one more thing i'm going to say again i can't stress this enough hospital with a low

08:05:21.220 c-section rate and uh just a whole team with a whole c-section rate if your ob has a high c-section

08:05:28.340 rate get the fuck away from him like did you not or her don't trust them and uh yeah my hospital green 0.79

08:05:34.900 flag they had a very low c-section rate so even even though like there's some people that are 0.99

08:05:40.980 brainwashed and dumb they still respected me and i i felt safe there so um but uh stay stern and uh 0.60

08:05:49.220 don't don't let them fear monger you in anything uh unless you know medical interventions necessary if 0.92

08:05:55.300 you know in your gut then do it then if not don't do it but uh yeah that's what i have to say about

08:06:03.220 that low c-section rate i can't stress this enough but it sounds like the question is more like a planned

08:06:11.540 c-section so you can prepare a lot by saying up front that you don't want to see any 0.94

08:06:20.180 huddly fluids basically and and that you uh want to be uh positioned so that you don't see what

08:06:28.340 they're doing and you can also ask to uh i mean you're gonna get the hospital outfit and then you're

08:06:35.140 gonna uh be told where you go and then she's gonna be on a bed and there's gonna be a sheet that is 1.00

08:06:40.340 attached to the bed basically or they roll it over her basically so you can just make sure that 0.94

08:06:47.060 i mean prepare and make a decision if you want to cut the cord or not and if you want to do that

08:06:53.620 you should tell them it's a pretty cool experience and like we talked about before same that i think

08:07:00.500 animal cracker talked about as well um that you may need to make sure that the blood has gone back to

08:07:07.860 the baby um but you can prepare a lot by talking to them and you don't have to see what's happening

08:07:15.460 uh you you're you're gonna be a lot um you're gonna be a big service in the room because she's

08:07:22.900 gonna be awake and it's really scary to do that on your own and it's nice to have your husband's hand

08:07:29.380 to hold and someone to you know pet you on the head and and massage the jaws or the neck or it's a

08:07:36.420 it's a i mean it's a big support to have your husband in there and uh you don't have to look and

08:07:44.100 you can even turn your back to you know the action um and just look at your wife because she's gonna be 1.00

08:07:51.940 super fucking scared and you want to be there it's all right okay okay i can't do this anymore guys 0.93

08:07:59.780 can we uh get back on well uh thank i've been trying to get back up on stage can you hear me now 0.97

08:08:07.380 is everybody can you hear me yeah yes sir excellent excellent this app has uh been uh really difficult

08:08:14.660 today all right um all right so i was uh coming back to uh to get this thing over so we have a new

08:08:27.940 show coming up uh we have based made it and posty uh going to uh crush it with an awesome show today

08:08:37.620 we're going to turn it on over uh i had uh based uh giving you a message uh did you want me to clear

08:08:45.460 this stage and uh do you want me to leave anybody up um i'm happy to uh to do that as we do this handoff

08:08:53.060 uh i was thinking uh maybe we want to leave steve up since he's uh canadian i think uh i think she just

08:08:59.140 had to drop there she's she's coming back 0.94

08:09:01.940 i can drop off i wanted to say that on the last what we said we've talked about the fact that

08:09:12.100 you don't have to let people in and whatever uh also you know the baby and the mom is is their own

08:09:18.420 uh immune system so you don't have to let anyone touch the baby if you don't want to

08:09:23.620 and it's okay to make people wash your hands before they come into your house so just do what you

08:09:29.700 want you're you're in charge you make the decisions you know don't be pressured into

08:09:34.980 anything it's gonna go awesome yeah that's this is this is a big point for men in this in this 0.98

08:09:43.140 relationship the doctor is gonna want to play the boss and he's not the fucking boss you're the 0.99

08:09:49.300 fucking boss never forget that okay this isn't this isn't their baby and they're not the fucking 1.00

08:09:55.780 expert you're the father okay don't ever let them fuck around with you they will chop your kid's 1.00

08:10:02.420 dick off so with that said we're we're trying to transfer on over so maybe she has to drop but she'll 1.00

08:10:12.100 come back up okay all right i'm gonna get you up here to co-host posty and as soon as uh base

08:10:20.020 main is coming right back up gonna get her over i'm gonna let you guys uh manage the uh the jumbo

08:10:26.340 there and the uh the title uh i'll clear out the jumbo um actually on my end i'll let you guys uh fix

08:10:34.740 the title for your show uh it's gonna be an awesome show i hope everybody sticks around uh it's gonna be

08:10:40.340 amazing and uh i'm here for it so uh base we'll get you up into uh co here and i thank you very

08:10:48.500 much thanks to everybody for sticking tune on 1488 radio today we'll see you tomorrow morning

08:10:55.300 uh or yeah tomorrow afternoon uh here on uh white excellence radio and it's all yours

08:11:01.460 amazing amazing amazing amazing amazing thank you gentlemen here's my co-host i'm gonna take that

08:11:10.740 posty you got this i am here can you hear me i can hear you loud and clear so tonight tonight we are

08:11:20.580 speaking with the most defiant man in australia his name is steven welts he's part of the world

08:11:31.460 part of the national socialist network in australia and he has gone through quite an extraordinary

08:11:38.580 journey he is in the audience right now so um steve if you want to click on the request mic we'll bring

08:11:45.860 you up or i can try and throw you a mic if you can catch it but we're going to bring him up onto the

08:11:52.260 stage i'm not sure if he's on pc or if he is on a phone um i should have asked that in my production

08:11:59.940 meeting um but we're going to bring him up here and we're going to have a conversation about what is

08:12:05.860 going on um with the australian government banning all their accounts and we're going to talk about

08:12:13.860 his story of being arrested and persecuted by um the australian legal system and he's quite a

08:12:23.940 based character and i'll even post his um a clip that i did um that i grabbed today and um i'll post it

08:12:33.700 in the bubble and um posty if you want to grab this yeah oh hold on a second here

08:12:44.820 all right what do we have who do we have here we have steve up here we're still waiting for uh steven

08:12:50.660 wells right based yeah no i'm throwing him a mic but he's not grabbing it so i think this is his

08:12:57.460 first time so we have to be nice yeah right he's not the greatest either all right i'm gonna change

08:13:04.180 the title up here and then unless you want to do that oh wait hold on we got it we got it here he comes

08:13:12.420 is that him yeah okay should be yeah i thought he was mister

08:13:24.340 mic unmute hello hello are we on yeah hi can you hear me yeah we are i'll hand you over to steven

08:13:33.140 all right so hi guys sorry we're just we're just having a little issue with my phone so i'm just

08:13:36.820 using my wife's phone oh your wife she's really something huh 1.00

08:13:42.740 yeah like she she she's the real hero in all in uh yeah like she's part of my list of questions

08:13:50.100 i hope she stays close all righty yeah yeah well welcome steven um it's really a pleasure and an

08:13:58.580 honor to speak with you uh and a lot of us are excited those of us who have been in these inside

08:14:04.980 white nationalist circles have been following your story from the day you were incarcerated to the day

08:14:12.100 you came out and we want to hear kind of all about it but let's start by maybe you introducing yourself

08:14:20.980 to the audience there's lots of americans canadians um europeans who may not know who you are so

08:14:27.460 perhaps give us a little introduction um yeah so i joined uh the european australian movement

08:14:37.140 uh about just over a year and a bit ago um i'd run for local council and the guys had reached out

08:14:45.300 uh after uh there was a hit piece done on me in the media um the the the establishment had been

08:14:53.780 sort of uh gunning for me for a couple of years because i used to write for uh an australian on

08:14:59.620 online magazine called the xyz um uh which has been more uh there's now a magazine called the noticer

08:15:09.140 which is uh more used now because uh dave um sort of got burnt out doing the xyz so i've been so

08:15:17.620 they've been gunning for me for a while um and they gunned for me when i went for local council

08:15:21.940 um but the guys from the eam reached out to me and um after sort of about a year in their company

08:15:29.620 they sort of realized that i wasn't quite as much of a hothead as i made out and so they decided to

08:15:34.660 let me uh uh join with the nsn rally um because they're very very careful about who they let go on

08:15:41.460 the rallies because uh that we just can't afford to have anybody who's going to lose their temper

08:15:46.100 um doing it so i actually joined the nsn on that day that was my first nsn rally and oh no way what

08:15:56.580 it what a way to start oh my god yeah and it was quite funny because uh my wife kind of had a 1.00

08:16:03.140 premonition before i went there like she just like you're gonna get arrested and um and like yeah i

08:16:09.060 probably am and uh so like when we were telling like family like i'm going over to adelaide because i

08:16:15.300 live in perth um i says yeah what you go to adelaide for i'm going over to adelaide to get

08:16:20.100 arrested and yeah sure enough um so i spent uh exactly uh 37 minutes in the nsn before i

08:16:29.380 before i got arrested and um but yeah i've been on the scene um just in the background for a fair

08:16:36.580 while um back in the uh in the covid tyranny i was one of the head speakers um at the rallies the

08:16:43.460 anti-lockdown rallies in perth um for about a year until i wrote a piece on a guy called avi yemeni

08:16:50.340 who is a uh a sort of jewish the worst he's yeah yeah i wrote a piece on him just sort of saying 0.99

08:16:59.620 because he was sort of um being one of the sort of uh controlled opposition jews trying to make out

08:17:05.780 that all jews are quite not all jews are bad kind of thing and he he runs for rebel uh he works for

08:17:11.300 rebel media down in australia now uh and he was sort of uh doing all of these things saying how

08:17:16.740 bad the covert tyranny was but i just didn't trust him so i wrote a piece sort of saying look he may

08:17:21.460 be okay but until he actually starts speaking about out about all the jews um i can't trust him like 1.00

08:17:29.220 like he may be an okay he may be the exception to the rule he may be okay i have no idea never met

08:17:33.780 the guy but as long as he's you know talking about covid but not talking about you know multiculturalism

08:17:40.900 and uh and how the jews are behind it then i can't trust him and anyway that that little article got me

08:17:46.660 banned from um being the speaker at the covid rallies because they didn't want uh any um any bad media

08:17:56.340 about one of their speakers being a you know a so-called nazi so um uh so that's what put me on

08:18:03.860 on on the list with writing that article about him and others um and so i've been on the um

08:18:11.220 that article itself uh got me on some jewish lobby groups uh top 20 most dangerous anti-semites 0.93

08:18:18.660 in australia which was an absolute absolutely hilarious that they uh but to be of of the most

08:18:24.580 dangerous not just an anti-semite but the most dangerous in australia all you had to do was write

08:18:30.260 an article about some reporter and say hey i don't i don't know whether i can trust him or not yet but

08:18:35.220 uh yeah so i've been on that list for the past three years uh or four years now i don't know um so

08:18:41.380 yeah i've been sort of in the background i mean i'm not as prominent as say tom sewell or blair

08:18:45.220 or joel davis or or jacob hersant um but yeah um i'm i'm i'm known uh i've still got a small uh

08:18:56.580 profile of uh of jabbing the bear here in australia so yeah well we love um obviously we love the like

08:19:05.140 the the hierarchy of of the nsn you know joel and tom and blair even though blair technically isn't

08:19:11.460 in the nsn and and jacob we've spoken with him but we also love like the other ranks you know

08:19:16.980 we've spoken a lot with tim lutz and jimbo and um and what's his name mikhail um yeah so we've we've

08:19:25.780 spoken with a bunch of them as well on different podcasts and in spaces and you guys are quite um

08:19:33.860 like a robin hood's army of like these you know misfit toys that have come together and you're you're

08:19:41.300 you're all impressionable or impressive individuals in uh in your own way um so may i ask you like what

08:19:50.660 like how did you become racialized you're you've said in your interview that you're 54 years old

08:19:56.500 so i'm trusting that you've spent a part of your life um you know in the united colors of benetton

08:20:03.540 you know we are the world we're all the same and then something happens and you shift or were you always

08:20:10.020 like this no no i'm i was um you know i was uh a center-left lefty uh for years um you know

08:20:19.700 you know moderate a moderate lefty you know as far as lefties can go being moderate but um

08:20:25.780 um and i'm 56 by the way now so i've uh i was doing doing the female trick of uh trying to pretend

08:20:32.020 i'm younger than i am we never would have told been able to tell okay fair enough yeah um so yeah

08:20:40.420 uh what what started me on the journey uh was uh the global warming scam um and that's probably like

08:20:48.100 the area of my my biggest area of expertise right now uh do you know a guy called joseph postma

08:20:54.740 um in the united states in sorry in canada so i don't fairy do you know joseph steve anyone

08:21:05.140 well he's he he's he's a canadian physicist he lives in calgary and um and and he and i are pretty

08:21:13.700 good friends and you know we were talking a bit uh my wife was uh passing on the message to him that

08:21:19.140 had been arrested and stuff um he's been speaking out not just about global warming but about the

08:21:25.060 the greenhouse effect itself which is the the foundation from which um all of the the physics

08:21:30.580 is um is based from and basically saying that it's it's fraudulent like it's just a complete

08:21:36.900 pseudoscience crap there is no such thing as a greenhouse effect and that's you know it's not

08:21:42.500 just that carbon dioxide won't cause a little bit of warming it it can't cause any it's just

08:21:48.260 it it violates all of the laws of thermodynamics and stuff and um i sort of came across that um

08:21:56.180 that realization independently uh one day after a guy had um basically chewed me out on on facebook

08:22:04.500 when i was um pushing back on you know just just giving all of the the normie responses that you've

08:22:11.620 been programmed with about global warming and this guy just basically destroyed me and on this chat and

08:22:17.220 i'm one of those people that i don't like to lose an argument and i'm also one of these people who

08:22:20.820 knows when he has lost an argument and i've lost this argument and i'm like right well if i ever

08:22:25.780 meet this bastard again if i ever meet him again or anybody like him again i'm going to be ready so i 0.90

08:22:30.660 went away and and picked up all of these physics books and started looking into it properly 0.97

08:22:35.700 uh and at the end of it all i realized that oh my god this guy not only was this guy right but

08:22:40.340 there is no greenhouse effect either and um and then that got me on a journey and i got speaking

08:22:46.740 to all of these phd scientists uh joseph was one of them and they they taught me some more and i spent

08:22:53.060 the next sort of seven years um just becoming an expert in in the physics of that and then of course

08:22:59.940 it's like well who who is responsible for this scam this is the greatest scam in the history of science

08:23:05.300 um so who is responsible and then you find out about globalism and then that led me down to

08:23:11.220 finding out about the vaccines and viruses were just as as just as uh based on nothing as as global

08:23:18.500 warming um and and then you start finding out well what else do these people want what else do these

08:23:25.220 people these globalists want that you know that i don't that uh you know to fulfill their horrible plan

08:23:32.980 of taking over the world and having a one world government and then you find out about immigration 0.95

08:23:38.420 and and so from there then that led me to then speaking to to nationalists and getting that

08:23:44.420 perspective and then just realizing yeah well i remember the bosnian war you know i i i had a couple

08:23:50.500 of muslim friends uh back in 1995 who had fled bosnia because after 200 years of trying to make everybody

08:23:57.700 all the same and 40 odd years of communism trying to say that we're all comrades as soon as the soviet

08:24:02.900 union fell the first thing that happened was all of the ethnic groups that had been hating on each

08:24:06.980 other for 200 years and the hapsburg empire they all started killing each other and i'm like well yeah 0.67

08:24:14.260 duh why why why has it taken me 50 years to realize this you know it's like it's obvious you know different

08:24:21.060 people are different and you know it's not like i'm i'm particularly racist now in terms of like hating on

08:24:27.700 any individual but at the same time i realize it doesn't matter how how the majority of people

08:24:34.980 um get along with each other all it takes is for a small minority to hate and there is always going

08:24:40.500 to be a small minority that hates and if you get lots of different small minorities well all the haters

08:24:46.340 are going to start fighting with each other and then whether you're um whether you're moderate or

08:24:51.860 whether you're not moderate it's gonna make no difference you're still gonna die if you don't

08:24:55.780 take a side so it just made sense to like well obviously for self-preservation i've got to stick

08:25:03.060 with my own tribe and because the government's bringing in more and more people from different

08:25:08.100 things and i can see all of the rise of um of violence around and all the gang violence and stuff and

08:25:14.580 i'm like dude it's it's either become racist or die it's it's it's that simple it's it's not nothing

08:25:23.620 to do with all of the the programming and stuff and obviously as you go down you you start sort of

08:25:29.940 realizing just how badly you have been programmed you know and i i ended up sort of like going from like

08:25:36.020 my wife having gay friends to like just not having anything to do with any gay people anymore because 0.59

08:25:41.780 you just realize that even that you know like everything everything i've been told as a gen exo

08:25:50.340 um at the end of the boomer period has been a lie and it's been programmed to me and i look at shows

08:25:55.620 like star trek now and i go well there you go one one world dictatorship where everybody looks different

08:26:02.340 but everybody is is the same and they're all they're all they're all american liberals in on the starship

08:26:08.340 enterprise um they all look different but there's there's only one culture there isn't multiculturalism

08:26:14.900 there's only one culture and it's the starship enterprise culture and uh and even all of the

08:26:20.660 aliens they all end up with the same belief system somehow um and you just think god this has been 0.96

08:26:27.620 programmed to me for so long so that was the kind of the journey it started off with uh debunking global

08:26:33.860 warming warming and um it just naturally led then to finding the truth about everything else

08:26:41.300 um okay so alex just hold to hold tight it's nice to have you up here my friend um but i just want

08:26:47.940 like let's fast forward to the day and i'm interested by the pipelines that people get to

08:26:53.460 to become racialized right and we all have different ones one of our friends ht it was through food right

08:27:00.420 when he started looking into gmos and that kind of thing and then all of these a sudden he found

08:27:05.700 himself like down a jew tunnel and um many of the different pipelines but it's funny because as 0.56

08:27:13.540 steven was explaining you know his kind of journey it just reminded me of something we've we've used as an

08:27:19.940 analogy before which is a lot of people start at different threads on the spider web and you know the

08:27:26.180 spider web turns left and right as you go down it and you find more information but if you keep

08:27:31.940 honestly and genuinely following the truth until the end eventually you find a big 0.98

08:27:36.660 fucking nose at the center of that spider web 0.99

08:27:43.860 it gets pretty rock and rolling here there steve um we're a little wild yeah that's good 0.99

08:27:49.460 the first time i got banned on telegram was uh for putting up a um a movie poster uh of jaws except

08:27:59.540 it had a big nose and it said and there was money at the top of it and said jews yes that's right 0.99

08:28:04.260 that'll get you that'll get you kicked off that sounds like something mediate would do too so yeah yeah

08:28:09.300 mediate would definitely do that uh he's one of our favorites so i guess let's fast forward okay so now

08:28:15.700 you're red-pilled you're racialized you've joined the nsn for like 24 hours you're politically active

08:28:23.140 you've got your finger on the pulse at least of kind of what's going on and then like it's australia day

08:28:30.340 and you're in adelaide is that correct and what yeah yeah what happened um well we we sort of knew

08:28:40.420 that they were um that they were like just ramping up the efforts to uh to shut us down um you know

08:28:48.500 the premier went on tv i think two days before saying he wouldn't tolerate our presence on the streets

08:28:55.140 um the chief of police went on tv the day before saying he was going to invoke

08:29:00.820 so-called special powers to uh to deal with us um he hasn't actually got any special powers it's not

08:29:07.380 covered anymore um but yeah so we knew that they were sort of that they were hyping up the hysteria

08:29:15.780 in the media about us um so yeah i mean we we had a lot of strategies for trying to avoid uh being

08:29:25.140 arrested uh that day and we also had ramped down the rhetoric um that we normally do on uh these kind

08:29:34.100 of um street activism events because it was australia day and we wanted it to be more

08:29:39.300 of a celebration in defiance of them shutting down all the official celebrations for australia day

08:29:45.460 that day so we were in adelaide specifically well it was we decided to do the nationals there um

08:29:53.220 but our uh our focus that day was because the south australian government had cancelled all of the

08:29:59.220 the official australia day celebrations that normally go on but had given permits to the

08:30:05.700 invasion day protests basically the commies who want to um say that white people were really bad for

08:30:14.020 coming to australia so all of these protests were authorized but the official australia day

08:30:18.980 celebrations have been shut down so we decided well we're going to go and um as the nsn we're going to

08:30:25.060 turn up in our uniforms and celebrate australia day uh we're going to sing waltzing matilda uh we're

08:30:31.780 not going to be overly um provocative in what we do that day um other than just to say a few sound bites

08:30:39.940 so the media get outraged and we get some coverage um but otherwise we're mainly just going to stand next

08:30:45.540 to a statue and sing waltzing matilda um for about an hour make sure the media got our clip of us and then

08:30:51.940 piss off to the beach uh that was the idea um but we literally as we were arriving they were already

08:30:59.700 beginning the arrests so there were people who were arrested for loitering who didn't even make it to

08:31:04.740 the to the initial uh meeting place so and then they were arrested for loitering before they even got

08:31:10.820 there and then they were all sorry i'm not close to my mic so you were like basically captured by the

08:31:19.620 police and um and then how many daily days were you in prison like it's you said half of thomas sewell's

08:31:26.180 but so i calculated was like around 100 105 days for how long were you kept yeah demand and then prison

08:31:34.420 yeah i think it was 105 it was um uh what would it be yeah be 16 and a half weeks i think or 15 and

08:31:43.140 a half weeks something like that um so um yeah 16 weeks oh just under 16 weeks i think i was in in

08:31:52.260 jail for about half of what tom was in because he was in the 210 days and i think i was in for about

08:31:56.500 105 yeah and that's something i i think you know and ferryman might be able to comment on this but

08:32:02.180 something that we notice is um you know like how the media kind of sets the stage and planting hysteria

08:32:10.180 prior to your arrival somewhere um during his uh tour he did with on canada in canada last year

08:32:18.100 um every city town that they were known to be going to uh it was like the local media the city media

08:32:26.260 and then the national media started like writing stories about it and getting really trying to get

08:32:31.620 everybody afraid and hysterical and like you know in a panic um and and ultimately it was a big giant

08:32:38.020 nothing burger because nothing happened they you know got off the tour bus said hello to everybody

08:32:42.420 ate a cheeseburger and then you know kept going but there was an amplification through the media to

08:32:48.740 create this fear panic hysteria amongst the normies in the population yeah but that definitely happens

08:32:57.220 in australia uh big time um like any any time we're doing anything they they sort of say oh you know

08:33:04.260 channel 10 has learned that nazis are coming to you know and then they they go on and that's usually

08:33:09.860 like a day or two beforehand um i mean the the you know it sounds like when we go of our national

08:33:17.620 events the previous one uh the one in brisbane which was six months earlier i mean uh they they didn't

08:33:24.420 even um go after people so much on the the protest march the day before they turned up with submachine

08:33:31.860 guns and helicopters and cordoned off the street to to try and raid the weightlifting event you know

08:33:37.540 that that's that's how um you know how crazy it is over here um you know so that was like a family

08:33:44.980 event it was nothing to do with the public it was just a private uh meetup where everyone was going

08:33:50.820 weight training and they were going to have a weightlifting competition in a private venue and or you

08:33:55.940 know 100 100 cops showed up with submachine guns and and tried to uh tried to crash the event and

08:34:01.700 they cordoned off the street and they had helicopters and the the local residents were like what the hell's

08:34:06.020 going on here why is that why they're you know why they're police for submachine guns in my street

08:34:10.980 um and it was just because the nsn had decided to um have a social event that that's that's kind of what

08:34:17.140 they're like um now there's two steves in the room so i'll refer to steve hansen as hansen um

08:34:25.700 steve hansen will you go ahead yeah i just wanted to put in there that i think it was on the march

08:34:34.500 or like once you guys had assembled at the memorial that um members that were arrested they were charged

08:34:42.100 with wearing an article of disguise and being familiar with the nsn i know that oftentimes you guys do

08:34:49.220 protests with face coverings to protect your anonymity but that day uh wasn't the decision

08:34:56.980 made to be mask off and the only sort of coverage on your face was sunnies or sunglasses as we call

08:35:04.340 them in north america so are sunnies now an article of disguise according to the australian government

08:35:10.500 uh pretty much yeah um yeah so we decided because uh a few weeks before uh the adelaide chapter had

08:35:19.300 gone and done uh some activism uh and they passed the laws um uh against no sorry though they hadn't

08:35:27.940 actually um passed the laws banning masks yet in north south australia so they went mask on a couple

08:35:34.980 of weeks before um but knowing that it was wasn't against the law so the police arrested them on an

08:35:42.100 obscure law of wearing an article of disguise um which is but you know basically for bank robbers you

08:35:49.380 know wearing an article of disguise to commit a crime basically is the the full legislation is and

08:35:55.300 i know it's it goes back to like the 1950s i think that's this this law was passed so they were all um

08:36:01.780 on bail with stupid bail conditions based on wearing the masks and so it was like well you know the mask

08:36:09.140 was more of a thing for us than you know trying to disguise us uh unlike what is claimed by uh our 0.87

08:36:15.700 opponents so it was like well well if you want to if you want to join in this time guys it's going

08:36:22.100 to be mask off so anybody who's you know doesn't want to get doxxed at their job and stuff uh don't

08:36:28.180 join in um and i think there are only like three or four people who uh were in that situation where they

08:36:34.900 had a high paying job that they couldn't afford to lose um so pretty much nearly all of us decided

08:36:41.140 to go ahead with it but so yeah we were uh hat and sunnies and the ones who got charged with wearing

08:36:47.940 an item an item of disguise had a bucket hat with a rim on and the ones who weren't charged with uh

08:36:54.900 wearing an article of disguise would feel who wearing a black cap so i was wearing a black cap and sunny so

08:37:00.340 i didn't get charged with wearing an article of disguise whereas the ones who had a rimmed hat

08:37:04.900 they were charged with wearing an article of disguise so there you go

08:37:10.180 um so it wasn't even the sunnies there was this style of hat so it was it was it was it was the

08:37:17.620 combination yeah so if you if you had a sunny like if you're wearing a hat on its own you're okay

08:37:24.580 if you're wearing sunnies and a cap you're okay but if you're wearing sunnies and a bucket hat

08:37:29.620 well you're in trouble you guys should wear some arrows yeah the bucket hat covers i guess a little

08:37:36.020 bit more than a baseball hat is that their logic or i'm assuming so yes yes yeah sombreros and hijabs

08:37:43.780 from here on in boys yeah wouldn't it be funny if you guys tried that with the hijab i guess what 0.99

08:37:48.980 what would they do then it's like uh a chinese finger trap yeah well then then they would get 0.99

08:37:55.620 us on cultural appropriation and uh disrespecting the muslims that's right that's right um it's so 0.55

08:38:03.540 i i suppose like there is sort of what how they treated you because you were held in remand and so

08:38:10.100 we've had a situation in canada where um there were some men they were called the coots four and

08:38:16.420 they've been held they were held in remand i don't know the exact number of days but it was

08:38:22.500 like at least it was over 200 around 725 to 740 days something like that two years yeah held in remand

08:38:34.100 you know the the charges were very serious though they appeared quite trumped up and um you know

08:38:42.580 they were they're being denied the actual process of justice and that was the punishment in itself

08:38:48.420 right and you know some of them had medical concerns and they weren't being addressed and

08:38:53.060 you know um some of them had you know particular like nutritional needs um and those weren't being met

08:39:01.140 and so they were getting quite sick in prison um so well and i call it prison but it's a remand

08:39:08.260 center it's different than prison because then in prison there is like a standard of conduct and a

08:39:15.140 standard of care um that doesn't necessarily need to be met in a remand center because it's it's supposed

08:39:22.260 to be like a holding tank temporarily for a weekend until you're in front of a judge and then you know

08:39:27.140 they channel you wherever you're going after that but they just held these men in a purgatory um for

08:39:33.540 a really really long time and often there is many similarities between the justice system the political

08:39:40.660 system in canada and the united states we have similar you know criminal politicians and you know we see

08:39:48.580 similarities in the criminality in our intelligence agencies and the police and you know how this plays out

08:39:55.780 into you know white nationalists ethno nationalists um in in canada and australia sort of plays out very

08:40:04.900 much the same it doesn't matter what happens to us it's it's like the law doesn't need to apply to equally and

08:40:13.780 fairly towards us would you say that that was kind of your experience in australia yeah i mean it actually goes much

08:40:23.620 deeper and further i mean eventually they um they got they realized that solitary confinement in the

08:40:30.020 remand center was it wasn't working on them so they they sent me to the full prison a prison called

08:40:36.740 yatala which is a maximum security um people for convicted criminals um and there i learned that people

08:40:44.660 were on remand in the main prison um and the the issue of um basically holding people before trial

08:40:55.220 and denying presumption of innocence um it's systemic throughout the entire system it's not just being

08:41:01.860 used politically it's being used against anybody they don't like for any reason so my cellmate who they

08:41:08.260 shoved me into in with he was also on remand and he'd been on remand on trumped up charges for seven

08:41:14.740 months and then the last person i met in prison was a guy who was charged with murder um and he'd been on

08:41:22.420 remand for five years so basically waiting for trial for five years um now whether he was guilty or not is not

08:41:30.100 really the issue the issue is that if you're in a situation if you've got a situation where you can be

08:41:35.380 arrested and charged with something real or imagined and you've got to wait five years before you get

08:41:42.820 in front of a judge well that is something systemic in um in our law and justice system which can

08:41:53.380 eventually bring society down because it's if you don't have proper rule of law and if we don't have

08:41:59.620 presumption of innocence well then we don't have the very foundation from which the british

08:42:06.020 system um managed to grow and uh and take over the world with so you know this is the this is

08:42:13.940 this goes back all the way to magna carta this this goes back 800 years and it's just been somewhere

08:42:22.020 along the line people weren't paying attention because it was criminals that we were originally

08:42:26.980 dealing with and who gives a fuck about criminals uh but the repercussions go down the line for everybody

08:42:34.180 so what happened to me i realized wasn't something that they were exclusively doing to political 0.94

08:42:40.980 opponents it was something that they were doing as a matter of course and i i was banging my head

08:42:47.780 against a brick wall with the magistrates when i was trying to tell them look i have the presumption

08:42:52.580 of innocence you can't do this to me i'm you know you you can't just do all of these things to me and

08:42:58.900 punish me more than what the sentence for being guilty could punish me for you know because they

08:43:05.700 they held they held me for a crime which has a maximum sentence of three months in jail and i was in

08:43:11.620 there for four months you know and i was in solitary and so and it should have been a if i'd been convicted

08:43:17.700 it would have been you know uh if i was going to get prison at all it would be a minimum security

08:43:22.580 prison and i was in a maximum security prison with murderers and rapists and and drug addicts and stuff

08:43:28.180 um so the punishment the process is the punishment now and that's just systemic across all of australia

08:43:36.260 and i've seen it in england and obviously what you just told me now sounds like it's systemic all

08:43:40.660 across the western world that we have got a situation where the court process can simply

08:43:47.060 hold people indefinitely um waiting for trial whenever the police or prosecution or judges

08:43:54.100 decide they don't like someone hansen you want to jump in there buddy yeah just a question on that

08:44:02.980 because i imagine it's similar in australia here in canada uh the crown has i believe it's 30 months

08:44:12.260 to prosecute um charges that are uh like indictable offenses so i'm wondering aside from just utter

08:44:22.180 corruption and negligence of following due process like how can they justify holding a man for five years

08:44:31.380 in remand when i would assume that they would only have a limited window from when they charge him to

08:44:39.700 when like they can uh have a trial and imagine if it's 30 months in canada it's something similar in australia

08:44:48.820 i i have no idea to be honest what the law is i can only say what's happened and what is happening um

08:44:54.580 the i've i've the guy i met personally was five years but i've heard a story of seven years

08:45:00.660 so like like the longest person to be held in remand was in remand for seven years i think is the record

08:45:05.620 here in australia um but yeah i mean obviously it's like with everything if people aren't aware of it and

08:45:12.420 people aren't um you know complaining about it then it goes undetected and until it gets detected and um

08:45:21.780 um and so like one of the things that um my case has been able to do is is is basically bring to

08:45:30.180 light just how bad the justice system has become and how um normalized it is i mean none of the

08:45:36.580 magistrates i dealt with seemed to even think that anything you know they were they were like surprised

08:45:42.980 i even brought up magna carta to them they were like what are you talking about you know this is normal

08:45:47.220 this is what we do you know and he was trying to justify you know um what he was doing to me by

08:45:53.860 saying well you know if a bank robber was blah blah blah blah blah and he was giving me all of these

08:45:58.980 analogies and i'm like what on earth are you talking about mate but it was all normal to this magistrate

08:46:05.220 um that this was obviously something he was doing on on a daily basis and thought nothing of it this

08:46:10.340 was just habit this was just normal for him well obviously when you know australians celebrate

08:46:19.380 australia day it causes the death of like six million abos right oh at least yeah yeah every year i mean 1.00

08:46:27.220 there's there's a there's a holocaust that goes on every year here mate yeah and don't you dare don't 0.95

08:46:32.340 you dare question it laughing yeah it's like my friend likes to call it the lolocost you know and

08:46:44.980 so it's gotten to this point where it's just really funny posty do you have something or do you want me

08:46:50.100 to keep going i was just gonna ask and it's kind of i don't know maybe it's a little bit philosophical

08:46:54.980 but unfortunately that's where my brain goes but like do you do you think that like i know obviously

08:47:00.100 the australian government is is doing all this to discourage you know the nsn and organizations

08:47:05.380 like that but do you think that the you know major response to a lot of the stuff of law enforcement

08:47:10.020 is also to kind of give the public an image that you guys are really dangerous as well yeah i i think

08:47:17.220 you know from what i gathered from the police when you know when i was looking at the um the case they

08:47:22.100 put together against me i mean uh the the these police officers they're just as brainwashed as

08:47:28.820 as the public i mean they're absolutely like some of the things that they were putting in the in

08:47:34.260 their case against me i'm like are you really that um and yeah i just think they are so um

08:47:41.860 i i think it's one of those situations that once you're in an in a cult uh which the police are um you

08:47:49.460 believe the cult um so it's almost like mass psychosis right like the you know like they have

08:47:56.180 a mass psychosis uh everybody like they're all following the you know the lead of of one or

08:48:01.860 whatever the common uh thought or the opinion i guess you could say yeah i mean that they're just

08:48:07.220 as hyped up by fear um as as the general public are um i mean as i said there was that uh there was that

08:48:14.740 guy who who shot up all of the the churches in new zealand um a few years back you know nothing

08:48:22.500 nothing to do with any of the nationalist movement as far as i'm aware he um he was a leftist who went

08:48:28.420 to israel and then came back and all of a sudden had a bunch of guns um and then went around shooting

08:48:33.940 muslims um not something that the nsn would ever do or anybody anybody in our movement would ever do you 0.99

08:48:40.180 know uh we're not that stupid um but you know my my case they were they were bringing up this guy 0.99

08:48:47.380 you know i i was the next one of him i was i was i was as dangerous as this guy who went over to israel 0.87

08:48:53.140 and came back and shot up a bunch of churches in in new zealand so there you go that was their

08:48:58.020 mentality you know anybody who thinks this way is the next terrorist so um you know there's not much

08:49:05.140 you can do against brainwashing that deep

08:49:10.580 well and it's wholly unsurprising that uh when the media reported on the christ church shooter

08:49:16.580 that they left out that important detail that he had gone to israel before coming back and

08:49:22.740 suddenly having a bunch of guns the country where it's pretty hard to get those guns and then shot up

08:49:28.740 that boss um i did also want to remark quickly that the evidence of how um brainwashed and deranged

08:49:38.900 the police are in australia is um the recording of the police um on australia day where one of them

08:49:49.460 was remarking about how he wanted to just off you guys yeah um we've we've still got a like like

08:49:56.580 something like four hours worth of footage and we've got to um i'm seeing tom um tomorrow and hopefully he'll

08:50:03.300 he'll uh he'll have gone through the recordings a bit more because um uh i was uh yeah not so

08:50:11.300 much i wasn't um deliberately abused i was left in a situation of being uh going through cramps in the

08:50:18.260 back of the van and basically screaming my head off in pain uh for about 10 minutes um and it's

08:50:25.940 possible that that might have been caught on uh recording as well which would be really good if 0.98

08:50:30.340 it does in terms of um of suing the bastards um because um yeah they basically sort of found me 0.96

08:50:37.860 within in the back in the back of the van in the cramp space with my hands behind my back um basically 0.98

08:50:43.300 just going through cramps uh and rather than take the cuffs off they they deliberately shut the door

08:50:48.900 and left me to suffer for a while um and so it's it's possible that that actually might be recorded as

08:50:54.820 well um so i'll hopefully find out the whether that was on the tape or not tomorrow but um yeah it's

08:51:03.060 they they uh they weren't particularly pleasant when they arrested us let's put it that way

08:51:11.140 so steve i guess i kind of want to i want to like want to philosophize with you a little bit right now

08:51:16.820 so we've got the nuts and bolts of what happened um and you know the the wheels of the miscarriage of

08:51:23.620 justice and you know how they're clunking down the tracks but there were there were some things

08:51:29.460 that you said when you were speaking with blair and joel that i i want to expand upon and um and i i

08:51:37.380 took one of my favorite clips um and i posted it to share about today's um interview um but you were

08:51:44.660 you were speaking to those who don't want to risk their house their finances their job or jail time

08:51:51.780 and and you were saying like yes it is horrible but there is like having gone through this you

08:52:00.980 were kind of like almost in a maybe it was because you were just released but like there was a euphoria

08:52:06.580 that came with it too because of what it did to your self-esteem how it developed you spiritually um

08:52:13.780 how it like carved you into a new stronger man and i'm wondering if you could expand upon

08:52:23.060 those changes in your character and even your soul

08:52:28.500 yeah and i've been preaching this stuff uh since the covert era um that if you want to make change

08:52:39.060 against a violent regime against a powerful regime you've really only got one tool at your disposal

08:52:46.420 and it's not us all standing together we keep getting told oh we all just stand together we can 0.92

08:52:52.740 defeat them well that's absolute bullshit i saw that um you know during the covet era we had like the 0.89

08:53:00.420 largest protests in australia's history there was like half a million people in melbourne alone 0.99

08:53:05.700 protesting about the vaxxers and then the next day everybody went back home to work and realized

08:53:11.700 well we weren't all we may have been all standing together you know chanting against the government

08:53:18.100 but uh the next day when you went back to work you were alone you were alone and you had to face

08:53:24.820 am i gonna keep my job or am i gonna lose my job and there was nobody around you and it was all on you

08:53:31.220 and what happened was 500 000 people to a million people went and protested in australia on the

08:53:38.100 saturday and then on the monday maybe a hundred thousand refused you know and um and at the end of

08:53:48.260 the day it's always going to be on you it's always going to be on you the individual to take

08:53:55.300 the choice of courage and yes there will always be a consequence it's always going to be like you're

08:54:03.860 the first person to do it and you're going to feel alone and it's going to be like terrible and yeah

08:54:09.860 and yes you may lose your house and yes you may lose your job and yeah maybe your wife will leave you

08:54:15.460 maybe you maybe they'll take your kids away maybe you you won't you know uh if you don't wear the mask

08:54:22.180 you'll you'll miss that last moments with the dying relative because you didn't wear the mask

08:54:27.940 but that's always been the case that's always been the case and this is anybody who's anybody who's

08:54:34.260 a christian or believes themselves to be a christian um this is the central message when jesus tells people

08:54:41.860 you need to put god first you need to let go of everything in the world and put god first and

08:54:52.420 god can mean just the truth god can mean your integrity god can mean just doing what's right

08:54:58.740 but that is the central message that is resonates not just in christianity but down through the ages

08:55:06.100 and we're promised that you will be rewarded if you are prepared to make that sacrifice

08:55:13.540 and yeah until you actually make that sacrifice you don't know whether that's true or not you keep

08:55:18.820 thinking about that the reward will be after you die and that's where the reward be or maybe maybe

08:55:23.860 that's when you will get the reward maybe you won't get in this life but all i know is when me doing

08:55:30.660 it when i did it um and my sacrifice was tiny in comparison to what people have done throughout

08:55:38.260 the ages but yeah i i just felt at peace it just felt so right it just felt that my life finally

08:55:48.580 has some meaning that i'm not just some random blob and amoeba in in a in an infinite universe whose

08:55:56.820 purpose is just random it was just like if i die tomorrow or if i die in 50 years i'll always have

08:56:04.020 this moment where where i know that i was here for something that my life meant something how much did

08:56:10.820 it mean i don't know but it meant something and uh and that's priceless it's it's worth more than your

08:56:17.380 house it's worth more than anything it's worth more than your relationships with other people it's just

08:56:23.060 uh it's a foundation it's a solid um shell and um defense against everything bad in the world

08:56:35.220 that no matter what else they take from you they can't ultimately you are you and you've you've held

08:56:42.340 on to you and you've come out as you and um i i can't i can't express or explain enough just how

08:56:53.460 wonderful that is and how bulletproof that makes you regardless of what they do to you physically

08:56:59.220 or what they do to your your finances or people around you um so yeah i mean i don't recommend

08:57:06.980 people go out and seek martyrdom but if the choice is put to you if you're basically put in a rock

08:57:13.300 between a rock and a hard place and you have to choose between one and the other then choose

08:57:18.260 your integrity every time and i promise you it'll be worth it

08:57:24.340 i saw your hand up posty did you want to follow up yeah i just well it's not even really a question

08:57:29.940 it's more like what i'm hearing from you steven and i and i i guess i want to i guess i want to

08:57:35.700 reiterate that it's the importance of faith because what i'm hearing what you're saying and it's kind

08:57:40.500 it's i'm a little bit starstruck so you have to forgive my slobbering over some sort you're not

08:57:45.060 usually like this um so your faith obviously got you through that and and was it your faith that

08:57:52.500 helped you and your wife and your family come to that decision because obviously that was you know

08:57:56.580 i'm sure very hard on not just you but your family as well and not a lot of women would agree to you 0.96

08:58:02.980 know have their husband be missing for six months and away especially for something like this um so

08:58:10.180 would you agree i guess you would agree then that your faith has really gotten you through it and

08:58:14.660 the importance of faith like we should reiterate that importance of faith

08:58:19.460 um well both of us both both my wife and i have always just had a belligerent attitude

08:58:26.660 um to wrongdoing and evil and we've long before because we didn't we didn't decide to become

08:58:34.900 christians until uh beginning of 2021 so we're fairly new as as christians with uh and i was an atheist for

08:58:42.500 most most of my life um but there was i think there was something inside each and every one of us

08:58:49.780 that just bulks at evil that just bulks at lies um and for my wife and i we've always just

08:58:59.860 really really said stuff it whenever someone was doing something we knew to be wrong and i don't give 0.50

08:59:07.060 a fuck about the consequences for calling you out on it and i've lost gazillions of jobs so what faith 0.91

08:59:14.580 does it just gives you that extra um it just gives you that extra protection when you've got because 0.99

08:59:22.820 i've i've done things uh and face consequences for doing what i believe to be right before i was a

08:59:29.620 christian and i've done it since being a christian uh and it's just a lot easier when you call faith

08:59:36.740 but the the rewards long term are the same regardless of whether you've got um whether you believe in

08:59:43.060 god or don't um you know when i didn't believe in god and i stood up to you know bad employers and

08:59:49.540 stuff and i got sacked i still felt good about myself um and so i i would say that this principle

08:59:56.820 is universal regardless of what you believe but once you sort of believe in that there is a sort of a

09:00:04.980 higher being behind all of this and that the universe fits together for a reason um then it just

09:00:12.340 brings it just brings that satisfaction to a whole new level um as for my wife um i mean i've had this

09:00:20.580 cathartic experience my wife has just been traumatized by it um so you know i've come out sort of feeling

09:00:29.220 wonderful and i think it's much easier for men because men are um just naturally built for confrontation

09:00:35.780 and and and competition and we love the fight uh my wife can fight and she's tenacious and absolutely 0.97

09:00:44.980 vicious in a fight but it doesn't leave her feeling great afterwards i mean it takes a toll on my wife 0.98

09:00:53.300 and i think it takes a toll on women more generally so she's still going through that experience but at the

09:01:00.020 same time she's she has never ever ever allowed bullies to take advantage of her and even if it

09:01:10.580 leaves her a a bubbling crying mess on the floor for for years afterwards she's just always had that 0.97

09:01:20.100 yes this has fucked me over pretty badly but i will never ever ever submit my wife's just got that in 1.00

09:01:26.980 her um because i'm a fucking bitch yeah here we go yeah let's go he's got that in her but it takes 1.00

09:01:36.660 a toll on women don't fuck with me or my family yeah but it takes a much bigger toll on women than it 1.00

09:01:42.580 does on men and men need to need to realize that it may invigorate us but it fucks your wife up so 0.99

09:01:49.540 everything you can do to make your wife um make that easier on your wife do so because um yeah 0.99

09:01:56.580 she's the real hero in all of this i mean she was the one who had to uh to deal with the shit on the 0.84

09:02:01.380 outside and had to you know um had to sort of keep the house going and pay the bills and all the rest 0.77

09:02:07.140 of it all i had to do was lie lie in prison and read books all day so you know it was much easier for

09:02:12.340 me than it was for her well i'm i'm glad she's here and and i definitely um mrs band if you can

09:02:19.700 hang on a sec because i i might like to direct a few questions towards you dear but we brought up

09:02:25.220 frank da silva who um you know is a veteran in political dissidents uh in america and he's an author

09:02:34.420 editor and um he still continues to coach on the nationalists in um all over the world as and he

09:02:43.780 tries to keep us in line and steer the ship and so i'm sure frank has a few things to share go ahead

09:02:51.940 frank yeah thanks uh listen this this comment is directed to both the husband and the wife um your

09:03:01.540 name your name is steve is that correct yes okay well it's a pleasure to meet you look guys

09:03:08.900 um without going down the rabbit hole because this is your space this is your time

09:03:13.860 um i was in the gulag over 10 years and everything i mean literally everything that you said about your

09:03:20.900 wife and your experiences is spot on so everybody you know pay attention when when a man and a woman in

09:03:28.580 this case i'll address both of those issues but when a man goes through suffering and sacrifice only

09:03:35.540 one of two things happens he is either completely destroyed and i mean when i say destroyed i mean there

09:03:42.020 is a the fascinating observation to see the evolutionary disruption that occurs in the middle of pain and

09:03:51.700 suffering and suffering and sacrifice so that adage what does not kill you makes you stronger is true

09:03:58.100 if you survive and you are mission oriented so in my case my wife went through the same thing that

09:04:04.900 your missus did and she had to field on occasion you know discussions with the fbi with other uh

09:04:13.860 intelligence uh agencies and that kind of thing and she stood strong they went at she was pregnant she

09:04:19.700 was like six months five six months pregnant and they said they were going to take uh our unborn son

09:04:26.820 and give it to a black family you know typical kind of psychological attacks and that kind of thing but 0.99

09:04:33.700 she weathered the storm for me and i was weathering the storm for the larger the larger events which is

09:04:42.580 the dichotomy that steve was talking about but also a belief in a higher power in god and the love of

09:04:50.020 my family they could not disrupt or destroy any of us either of us no matter what they did for all of

09:04:58.180 those years and i came home to my family i had to raise my children over the phone and or at least attempt

09:05:05.700 to and so on and so forth and they kept us apart for four years and ultimately i got to see my my

09:05:12.420 children my wife and all that that's another story though but look steve um i'm listening to you i can

09:05:20.020 i can tell you know how the situation kind of humbled you away but it also gave you a very great education

09:05:29.220 you can't pay anybody to give you the ins and outs of how your mind works what makes you strong

09:05:36.980 what you believe in if you believe in our people if you believe in your national state you know i don't

09:05:42.980 really know you well enough to make a comment on what motivates you but we're in this struggle

09:05:48.340 everybody in this space who is a true believer and that's an interesting concept in and of itself

09:05:54.980 true believers can manifestly overcome anything that's given to them and that's why i always

09:06:02.260 give kudos to the left over the last 60 70 years these guys have been thrown in prison they've been

09:06:08.660 killed they've been doing this we are going through our own birthing pains so steve welcome to the club

09:06:16.580 i'm sorry to say that mrs band but um the kind of strength that you brought to bear is only going to be

09:06:23.860 asked for more as you go down the road hopefully the two of you have become more intelligent you are

09:06:30.980 able to read the room as they say um know the um you know the not the boundaries but the uh the

09:06:38.180 landmarks as you go your family will get nothing but stronger and i'm already very much inclined to

09:06:45.540 be a supporter of the both of you and if you can always look at the world through each other's eyes

09:06:52.980 and give yourselves you know a hug and a kiss and i don't know if you have children or not but those

09:06:58.580 children are worth dying for literally uh in in the cause of giving them a better future so i'll end it

09:07:06.820 here and just say that thank you for coming on to the space both of you and i really really am endeared

09:07:13.780 by your comment your comments and commentary and i sincerely wish that this space will show you

09:07:19.940 you the type of respect and support that any of us who go through something that they believe in and

09:07:26.980 they pay a price for it when they come out as strong or stronger these are the kind of people

09:07:33.460 that i'm going to pay attention to so thank you very much and thanks for the mic

09:07:39.540 thanks frank beautifully said steven you might need to unmute um just sometimes there's feedback

09:07:46.180 when you're not speaking but if you press unmute you can uh follow up on that

09:07:53.140 yeah i just want to say uh you know thank you for the kind words and yeah um and there's always

09:08:00.340 you know you tell your own story and you feel um like you haven't really done very much and then you

09:08:07.540 because you then because you know there are people like the gentleman who just spoke who've gone

09:08:10.740 through a lot uh harder struggles uh than yourself and uh my my respect just to that man for uh for

09:08:20.740 what he's gone through because it obviously sounds a hell of a lot worse than and a lot tougher than

09:08:25.380 what i have to go through um but yeah it's uh i i completely and utterly agree with him it's um

09:08:32.420 um things like this uh is what life's about um this is what makes life worth living um and it may not

09:08:41.700 feel so at the time but uh if you ever find yourself in a predicament where um you're standing on

09:08:48.980 principle and uh they're throwing the kitchen sink at you just know that no matter how bad it gets it's

09:08:56.580 worth it it really is worth it just stick with it uh and there were a couple of times i mean there was a

09:09:02.260 a time when um when my wife uh told me to you know accept the bail conditions and come come home

09:09:10.660 uh and i was you know bawling my eyes out on the phone saying please don't ask this of me

09:09:16.580 and um you know because if i if if i come home it's not going to be me who comes home it'll be just a

09:09:23.140 shell who comes home you know so there's a heart-wrenching conversation that she taped of me just

09:09:29.460 bawling down the phone saying please don't ask me to come home because if i do there'll be nothing

09:09:34.820 of stephen wells left they'll just be you know everything that i am everything that i believe

09:09:41.300 um i won't be able to hold my face in public again and i won't be able to do anything again

09:09:46.660 it'll you just won't be won't be your husband that you get back it'll be something else

09:09:50.100 and uh and she relented and and uh and dug deep and uh allowed me to uh and gave me her support for

09:09:59.940 me to stay in jail so um and then the next day you know the very next day she asked people just to 0.74

09:10:08.740 give some words of support after she after after she decided to to not ask for me to come home anymore

09:10:15.300 and we were just overwhelmed with messages of support and um saying stick with it and stay

09:10:22.900 strong and everything else just validating that the decision that we've made to to stick with it

09:10:28.500 when it got really dark so you know if it ever gets dark for you if ever any of you are in this

09:10:35.860 in a situation like mine or you know that has an analogy with mine and it gets really dark

09:10:43.700 that's when faith matters and it's uh it doesn't need to be in faith in god just faith just means

09:10:52.420 doing things when it looks like there's no hope when all hope is gone and you think that everything 0.99

09:10:58.660 is lost and you just hang on and and do it anyway because you're just a stubborn bastard um 0.96

09:11:06.900 it's after those moments when you get the real rewards and and that happened very much for us 0.95

09:11:12.020 after we had our darkest moment when i was in prison and um and the next day we were just overwhelmed with

09:11:19.540 you know people sending us messages of support from you know from usa canada spain you know all over

09:11:25.620 the world we were just inundated with uh messages of support saying you know keep doing what you're

09:11:32.100 doing and um and that gave us strength and so all the people who um who did send messages of support

09:11:40.420 you know it really did make a difference it was we got really low at some points and um and your support

09:11:50.900 it made a difference so thank you to all of those people who uh who sent in messages of support um

09:11:57.860 and yeah again i'll just keep repeating myself it's worth it it's worth it whenever you're afraid

09:12:06.340 of what they might do to you do it anyway it's worth it i promise you

09:12:10.500 that is like i'm i'm trying not this sounds really you know silly but i'm trying not to cry because

09:12:19.540 that's very powerful at least to me because i kind of feel like a lot of us have uh been in

09:12:25.220 that position right where we're kind of stuck between you know what we really want to do and

09:12:29.700 what you know society expects us to do or what we have to do for our job or stuff like that i mean

09:12:34.340 covid was the biggest thing right so um steve did you have your hand up and because i know extra has

09:12:40.020 his hand up as well so i don't know if this is an old hand yeah yeah i did want to chime in here so

09:12:47.300 steven you and i both have a namesake in the bible which is the first martyr of christianity

09:12:53.780 i think that's quite quite appropriate for you um acts chapter seven read uh he basically spoke out

09:13:02.900 about the evil that the evildoers were doing and was uh summarily stoned to death outside of the walls

09:13:10.340 of the city and um i think you are an absolute legend in my books for having the courage in your

09:13:19.860 convictions to you know not accept the conditions not take the easy path out and you are a leader and

09:13:29.540 an example to all of us for doing so you remarked at the beginning of the space that your wife had

09:13:36.900 expressed concern that you might get arrested before you left for south australia which i mean going

09:13:42.740 from perth to south australia is uh it's like the other side of the continent right so for americans i'd

09:13:50.020 be like going from say seattle to columbus ohio or going from calgary alberta to toronto um did you

09:14:00.260 know at the time when you left to partake in this activism that if you were arrested that you wouldn't

09:14:07.380 accept the conditions and um and if not at what point did did you really get stuck in and decide you

09:14:15.860 know why i'm not taking the easy way out i'm gonna fight this um you know uh maintain my innocence not

09:14:23.700 plead guilty and basically stick it to the man um i i didn't know like even though you know it was just

09:14:32.740 like a sort of uh a feeling the a feeling of sort of uh something that i was going to get arrested that

09:14:41.460 was that was about as far as it went in terms of the premonition that something would happen um my

09:14:46.820 wife from the the premonition of getting arrested uh had mounting fears that i would never be released

09:14:57.780 if i was arrested she thought i would die in prison if i was arrested and that was not so much the

09:15:03.060 premonition that was just her knowledge of my temperament before i went in which is

09:15:11.700 just somebody who's likely to fly off the handle and get some and have them use an excuse to do

09:15:18.100 horrible things to um so that was her fear of me going in and that's why she was so um

09:15:26.660 anxious to get me out was because she feared not so much what they would do to me if i was just a

09:15:35.700 a prisoner she feared what i might be able to give them an excuse to do um because you know i've had a

09:15:44.820 lot of issues with rage over my life when i'm being bullied um and so she feared that i would do

09:15:52.980 something which would give them an excuse to kill me so uh or give them an excuse to keep me in jail

09:15:58.660 forever and ever and ever so um that was her thing but i mean yeah going over there i i've been preaching

09:16:08.420 to everybody since the covet era that you couldn't let them use coercion to stop you i mean what they

09:16:17.620 did in the in the covet era was pretty much what they did to me in the bail conditions which was

09:16:22.180 was they want you to do something really small and simple put on a mask you know put on a mask

09:16:30.660 but then on the flip side of not putting on the mask they they just put these consequences which are

09:16:36.740 just so over the top you can't see your dying relative on the last days of their life unless you

09:16:43.540 put a mask on um and that's to me is like that's just the ultimate evil you know because what they

09:16:50.180 want they don't just want you to comply you know they don't just want to force you to do the things

09:16:55.620 they want you to do they want you to consent and they want you to consent to their evil they want you to

09:17:04.820 become evil themselves they they want you to to give up your soul and to give up your integrity

09:17:12.740 so you can become like them and and and that to me is just the ultimate evil that they they will

09:17:19.140 prepare to do such ruthless consequences and then they hold out this just tiny little bit of of

09:17:28.900 temptation just just do this little thing just put that mask on just just let go of your integrity for

09:17:38.740 this little thing why would you risk this horrible consequence to stop just doing this little tiny

09:17:46.340 thing which is so easy just put the mask on just sign the bail conditions it's not that hard it's so

09:17:53.780 easy why wouldn't you do that don't you want to see your wife again don't you want to see your dying

09:17:59.220 relative again and why would you put your family through all of this hell just sign the bail conditions

09:18:08.500 steve and this is what they were doing to me before i had that breakdown with my wife

09:18:11.700 and it's it's it's evil and once you understand that that is just pure malicious evil to get somebody to

09:18:23.380 just start down the road of giving up their integrity and putting all of this absolute horror

09:18:32.020 for refusing to give up your integrity on a just just just a little thing and then you do the little

09:18:39.380 thing and people did the little thing with the mask you know they did that little thing they wore the mask

09:18:45.460 and then the next time when it came to work to doing the vaccine

09:18:49.860 the their resolve had already been chipped away at their integrity had already been diminished

09:18:55.060 because they wore the vaccine they wore the mask and that's what it's about and that's why

09:19:01.300 you've got to fight them on the little things and the more you fight them on the little things and the

09:19:06.500 worse the consequences there are for not doing the little things the more more important it is 0.98

09:19:12.340 to hold firm and expose these bastards for the evil that they are you know to really really go no 0.99

09:19:22.260 don't put this on me don't put this on me that my grandmother died alone because i didn't wear a mask 1.00

09:19:30.980 don't put that on me that's on you fuckers you did that you're the one who put me in this position 1.00

09:19:38.740 you're the one who denied me seeing my dying relative you're the ones and i'm going to expose 1.00

09:19:46.340 it by saying no to you and yeah it's going to cost me and it's going to break me and it's going to

09:19:50.980 tear me apart and i'm going to hurt for the rest of my life but don't ever ever think that i'm

09:19:57.460 going to feel guilty for what you did to me that's what it's about and that's what you've got to hold 0.99

09:20:03.780 on to when these fuckers do these things to you that that's why it's important to stand up because 0.99

09:20:08.900 if you don't stand up you know from the schoolyard you know from the schoolyard that the bully asked 0.99

09:20:14.980 for something small first and then they ask for something more it doesn't stop so if you don't stop

09:20:22.580 it at the mask stage if you don't stop it at the bail conditions phase if you bow to them when it's

09:20:29.460 easy to bow to them then the next thing you know you'll be down the line and they'll be wanting to

09:20:36.260 put poison in your veins this time you know it's the playbook of the evil so i knew that before i went

09:20:44.900 in there and i didn't know what they were going to do to me but i've been preaching about this for

09:20:49.380 since for five years and so when i was put in that situation it was it was just like a no-brainer

09:20:55.940 from me because i'd already been like talking about it and i'd only be a hypocrite if i didn't follow

09:21:01.140 through with it you know but if i if i wasn't gonna you know walk the walk as well as just talk the talk

09:21:07.780 so you know i i had it slightly easier in the fact that i've been shooting my mouth off about it for five

09:21:12.820 years previously and so to then be put in that situation and not go through with it well it'd be

09:21:19.380 very very hard to live it down um and that moment when i was on the phone with my wife and she was

09:21:24.900 begging me to come home um again you know i had it easier in the fact that i'd already shot my mouth

09:21:33.460 off so i had that that uh that force that counterbalancing force against the pull and the

09:21:40.500 and the agony and the pain of of not wanting to um to upset my wife um which other people had during

09:21:48.340 the covid with with their grandmother or whatever um but i was lucky in the fact that i had been shooting

09:21:54.980 my mouth off for five years so it was it was much much more of um a hypocritical situation for me to

09:22:03.380 to fold than other people who folded so if you did fold during covid don't feel bad you didn't put

09:22:11.380 all this expectation on you that i put on myself before i went into prison so it would have been very

09:22:17.060 very difficult for me to uh to take the bail conditions after you know blabbing my mouth off for

09:22:24.660 five years before um but at the same time now that i've actually done it i can say now with much more

09:22:32.100 confidence to people this is the way forward this is what you have to do this is the attitude that you

09:22:37.940 need to have if you want to defeat these people um it's sacrifice it's always been self-sacrifice

09:22:44.100 it's not terrorism it's not violence it's not uprising that's what the left do because the left

09:22:48.820 just want to destroy and they don't care about the consequences of their violence we do

09:22:54.100 we we don't want to destroy our society want to preserve it and rebuild it and restore it again

09:23:00.100 and you can't do that with violence you can only do it with self-sacrifice

09:23:04.500 so yeah it was it was an easy decision for me just due to the five years previously

09:23:10.100 um but now that i've done it and i've gone through it and i've had that moment of you know a moment of

09:23:16.900 truth where you know i'm literally crying on the phones of my wife saying begging her not to ask me

09:23:23.700 to come home and and she supported me and we've gone through it and forward together having had that

09:23:30.260 moment and come to the other side of it i can now not just preach it i can now retell it as an

09:23:37.220 experience and encourage people but yes it's worth it it means something and you won't regret doing it

09:23:46.420 and i can say that from experience now rather than just preaching uh to people about it so um yeah

09:23:52.740 i've gone on for a while i'll shut up for a while yeah absolutely amazing um just before you go to

09:23:59.380 extra i did want to um remark that there's a beautiful song by the recently deceased greg arcade

09:24:08.340 about the coots war who we addressed earlier called letters of hope and when you mentioned the messages

09:24:14.820 of support being very influential and reassuring and you being able to keep your strength through this

09:24:23.220 experience um i encourage you to check out that song it will probably put a knot in your throat uh

09:24:30.580 as you've just said for me but that's a very beautiful song and it encouraged a lot of people

09:24:36.180 in canada to send letters of hope to those men while they were in remand over their trumped up charges

09:24:44.420 for attending the trucker convoy you know steven so much of what you said is like i think it resonates

09:24:51.940 deeply with all of us because many of us were um also on the anti-covid train and um for those of us

09:25:01.060 in canada we were in a really really dark place um until we had a moment of emancipation when we had

09:25:08.980 the trucker convoy and uh suddenly we were all ripping off our masks and we were all hugging each other 0.98

09:25:16.740 and we were saying you know like it was a big giant fuck you to this mass psychosis that we were under 0.95

09:25:24.260 um but you know we were afraid they were going to send us to quarantine camp so we like my imagination 0.96

09:25:32.180 was playing very serious tricks on me and and i too had that moment where i was a nurse you know and i was

09:25:39.540 just doing my job and i was working my ass off and these really really long shifts and and it started 0.68

09:25:45.940 with the masks and it started with the hand sanitizer and you know it's like if you want to

09:25:50.740 keep your job and so you know i i would do it but i was always i was always in trouble because i was

09:25:56.660 always cheating because grandma can't understand me when i have a mask on my face so i was always pulling

09:26:03.140 it down so i could communicate with her better and i was somehow always getting caught and then they

09:26:08.500 were just getting closer and closer and closer to me with that needle and i had this like giant like 0.98

09:26:14.980 fuck you i quit i'm not doing this and um it was pretty dark though until we felt emancipated by all 0.99

09:26:24.020 these big beautiful men who showed up in ottawa with trucks and started honking um our honking our way to 1.00

09:26:33.220 freedom and so it's very deeply deeply relatable what you are saying honka cause honka cause it was

09:26:41.300 it was a honka cost yes we had a big giant honka cost um and you know that's where i met a lot of

09:26:48.740 these beautiful people who are in this room today but i would like to um direct this now to our dear

09:26:55.380 friend extra extrapolations and i'm sure he has uh something to share and something to ask please go ahead

09:27:03.060 extra all right well thanks very much that's very kind of you based um first of all look i better

09:27:10.580 say to stephen there i was listening uh since the beginning and um i was feeling quite tired and i just

09:27:17.380 thought yeah i'll just you know continue to listen but i felt that i was obliged to come up and

09:27:24.100 congratulate you on showing such a solid character um and describing not just what you went through

09:27:34.900 uh so stoically but um i think just while i was waiting to talk to you i think that the real pinnacle

09:27:41.700 there was when you said to your wife please don't ask me to do this thing to quit on yourself essentially

09:27:49.540 or to compromise on your principles um you know i it nearly look i'm not i don't want to be modern

09:27:55.940 here but it did genuinely uh nearly bring me to tears there i could imagine that if i was watching

09:28:01.220 it in a movie that i'd be saying ah the screenwriter is deliberately trying to put in these things to

09:28:06.580 elicit the maximum amount of uh sort of emotional uh vibration in me that i can't help but try to choke

09:28:14.740 down a tear you know and yes i totally believe that you are not embellishing anything there that

09:28:19.860 it's exactly real life is how it happened now i'm not trying to flatter you either and i think you

09:28:24.580 probably understand that as well it's just i recognize exactly uh the kind of character uh that you

09:28:30.580 are and um how you're just describing exactly what happened and i wish that i lived in a world full of

09:28:36.820 men who could in solidarity stand together and then it would be all over um i suppose i'll continue on

09:28:44.420 this line of track and i'll dial it back then in a moment um you described as well how in australia

09:28:51.060 and look maybe i'll try and go easy on the canadians yes it was lovely for a while there but just like

09:28:56.100 in australia all good things came to an end rather abruptly when everybody had to go back to work or when

09:29:02.260 the police uh suddenly got in people's faces maybe in canada and everyone well it's a bit cold and we

09:29:07.060 kind of have to go home and you know obviously we can't fight the police so we'd better go home

09:29:10.660 uh or you know whoever represented them politically decided to sort of you know wishy-washy it away or

09:29:16.260 get corrupted in some kind of financial scandal and uh then in australia they started bringing out you

09:29:21.380 know new exotic weapons like microwave and you know frequency weapons and this sort of stuff uh and

09:29:27.700 people said well let's get a bit serious and i know i have the kids to go home to and you know my

09:29:31.620 job and all this sort of stuff have to get back to you know a long way to get home i have to start

09:29:35.700 getting on the road if i want to get home it's been nice as though it was just a weekend away at

09:29:40.020 the touring cars or at a sports ball engagement or whatever you know because most people never

09:29:45.540 really intended to see anything through to the bitter end from the word go they never really

09:29:50.900 thought about why they were doing anything really they wanted camaraderie a temporary feeling that they

09:29:57.300 weren't alone but what they weren't prepared prepared for was to go to the very end of things

09:30:02.580 alone on their own totally if necessary now i have never been in a position exactly like you but i

09:30:09.220 have experienced this where i've been tested several times uh where i've thought that i was

09:30:15.060 with a lot of people who all felt a certain way and we're going up against a larger vastly more powerful

09:30:21.940 financially in every other way uh entity and uh everybody else buckled uh and i refused to and i

09:30:28.980 was prepared to pay the punishment for that or pay the toll for it i'll dial it back a little bit now

09:30:34.660 just say that um it's not about me i'm just trying to say that i understand what you're what you're

09:30:38.980 saying and i hope if i'm tested as you have been that i will not let myself down um we tend not to

09:30:46.420 talk about theological stuff here on 1488 or wer but uh this is not a theological thing it's simply

09:30:53.380 referring to a well-known story uh a lot of christians uh you know are taught yes they must

09:30:59.380 suffer and this kind of thing uh but really uh they might look at a story like you know peter and

09:31:05.300 say well it's okay to deny christ or they might look at judas and say you know it's okay to betray

09:31:10.740 him it's all right you gotta look after yourself they'll look at those kind of stories that give them

09:31:14.340 an excuse to be a coward because they were always carrots from the beginning and that's what they look

09:31:19.220 that's what they'll find in any story they look for any excuse to really give themselves an excuse

09:31:24.500 to do what they were going to do anyway now i won't wax on too much longer uh but what you described

09:31:30.980 also reminded me of the story of jesus who pretty much knew what was going to happen ultimately in

09:31:35.300 the end anyway even if you couldn't see exactly the future and anybody would be sort of maybe a little

09:31:41.620 bit uh you know full of a certain amount of trepidation but could i see it through can i see

09:31:49.060 it through it's going to be tough can i suffer this am i capable of doing it and the devil of course says

09:31:55.060 to well you know if you'll just submit to me just bow down to me and i'll make it all go away and make

09:32:00.100 your life easier but it's not just as simple as well i don't have to do anything other than just say

09:32:05.220 okay fine i'll do whatever you say and that's why i began to see that even if i wasn't a christian

09:32:10.900 necessarily or certainly not the same as these other fair weather christians uh that there's a

09:32:15.860 very obvious lesson in that and what do you value in life and i think that for me even if i was to

09:32:21.780 call myself a christian or not it doesn't matter i think there's certain men that they're born that

09:32:25.940 they say it's not about acquiring things in life it's about holding on to something that you came into

09:32:30.100 this world and you really want to leave this world without having given it away and that's what it

09:32:35.060 strikes me that you want to hold on to too and you have very successfully proven that you're willing

09:32:40.580 to do what it takes to hang on to it so i congratulate you and your wife and i just

09:32:44.660 basically felt that i was duty bound to tell you that um you really have impressed me with your

09:32:52.180 character and i followed you obviously there and i hope to hear more from you you're you're a great man

09:32:57.780 and uh you inspire me to want to be a great man as well when my time comes so thank you really it's

09:33:03.140 not a question just to say thank you well thank you very much i feel overwhelmed um with with um

09:33:10.820 sentiment uh when people say things like that to me um and i'm i'm sure that other people who've gone

09:33:18.580 through tribulations and and had people uh say nice things about them that they feel the same that

09:33:24.340 they feel well i didn't really do that much um but that's the thing um you know you you uh you do

09:33:33.220 something that it just feels normal and right to do and you then find lots of people saying all of

09:33:41.220 these nice things about you and you're like well i i didn't really do that much um but i do still

09:33:47.460 appreciate it um because it does it you know it is overwhelming to get that kind of um um

09:33:57.300 that kind of recognition from people when when you all i see when i'm when i look at what i've done

09:34:03.700 you know i look at people like you know my saints namesake i look at all of the people who mark who

09:34:08.420 were martyred i look at all the people in the soviet union who were tortured to death and um you know

09:34:14.740 you read some of the works of stalin and things like that and you go wow could i would i be strong

09:34:21.380 enough to go through something like that like i don't think i could i could handle torture i don't

09:34:25.460 think i could you don't know um all you know is that you go into things um and you just go in

09:34:35.380 with the attitude that i'll hold on for as long as i can um i mean i i had a

09:34:41.540 like i i decided not to wear the prison clothes when i came in just because i was being belligerent

09:34:48.900 and i was pissed off with every with the way i've been treated and um and and i didn't know what they

09:34:55.940 were going to do to me i've never been in prison before and you know all i knew was the shawshank

09:34:59.460 redemption and i was wondering if they're going to and i think they mentioned uh tasering me at one

09:35:04.100 point um when i was wasn't wearing the clothes uh and i'm like oh you know am i going to be able to

09:35:10.500 handle the tasering oh god how long could i hold out against that you know um and in the end they

09:35:16.020 didn't um and so you know you go into these things don't expect that you're going to be strong enough

09:35:27.140 uh because i didn't think i would be even for my small tribulation um but um

09:35:33.780 i just like well i don't think i'm going to be able to handle this or that all the way through

09:35:43.300 um but i can hold on for another five minutes at least i can hold on for another day at least

09:35:49.940 and then just you know what's that what's that song go one day at a time sweet jesus sickly sickly christian 0.51

09:35:57.620 and so on um but yeah you just you just go in there wanting to hold on for as long as you can

09:36:05.460 and yeah whether whether whether you're strong enough in the end isn't really the issue what's

09:36:10.580 what matters is is your attitude going in is your determination to try and hold on for as long as you

09:36:17.460 can and if you fail you fail there's always next time um but don't let failure spur you on to be

09:36:25.940 tougher the following time and um and every time you think like you're gonna fold just try and hold

09:36:34.180 on just a little longer another day another week you know another another few minutes um and yeah

09:36:43.940 because there was a couple of times in prison with a few of the things that i was fighting against

09:36:47.460 just my own personal battles where i didn't think i would be able to outlast them and um

09:36:55.620 and i thought well right well i don't know whether whether i can outlast them or not

09:37:00.740 uh the food was one thing like i didn't eat for the first seven days when i was in prison

09:37:05.220 um because they wouldn't give me what i wanted to eat uh they were like determined to give me the

09:37:09.940 prison slop and i was determined to eat the carnivore diet and um they basically said to me well

09:37:17.620 we're going to give you prison food and if you don't eat it we'll we'll basically we'll uh we'll

09:37:23.780 write you down as a hunger striker and we have ways of dealing with that in other words they were

09:37:28.020 eventually going to force feed me and uh that was a pretty dark day and i'd been seven days without

09:37:34.580 food and i was like how long could i hold out for and is it worth it and am i really doing what's right and

09:37:39.780 i was well i don't know but i can hold i can go without food a little longer so i'll go without

09:37:46.500 food a little longer and i'll see what tomorrow tomorrow brings i'll just go another day without

09:37:50.820 food and i'll i'll i'll i probably can't outlast them they're probably going to break me here

09:37:56.740 but i'll just hold on a little longer because i don't like them and what they're doing is wrong and 0.98

09:38:04.980 fuck them i'll just gonna hold on for another day even though they're probably gonna win i don't 0.99

09:38:09.780 care i'll hold on for another day and then by the end of that day they brought me some eggs some 1.00

09:38:15.140 boiled eggs and i'd won and that that felt i can't tell you how great i felt at the end of that

09:38:21.780 that was one of the worst days and the best days in prison was like when they told me that

09:38:27.460 they were gonna force feed me if i didn't eat their prison slop and i held out for another day

09:38:32.980 without food and at the end of the day they brought me some eggs and the from the depths

09:38:38.340 of depression to the heights of euphoria just for deciding to hold out just a little longer

09:38:43.780 just a little longer because i didn't think i could hold out you know i didn't think i could

09:38:47.780 go 30 days without food i didn't know what i could do i was just like i'll just hold out another day

09:38:52.580 and and and that's all we all you can do guys you you know we always imagine ourselves as these uh

09:39:02.020 you know you you fantasize about being in these movies where they torture the prisoner and you're 0.98

09:39:07.300 going to be the strong one and stuff and you get there and you think fuck i don't think i can handle 0.98

09:39:11.700 this i really i think they're going to break me here um and all you do is you just go right well 0.73

09:39:19.060 they probably will break me but uh not just yeah let me let me just let me just hold on to my integrity

09:39:25.140 for a few minutes longer another day let me just hold on a little longer um and and that's when miracles

09:39:33.060 happen so um but yeah but thank you thank you for those kind words um i don't particularly feel

09:39:39.140 courageous or uh or too much of a hero there's there's too many people in the past who've done

09:39:44.260 much more valiant things than me but i'm assuming that they didn't feel particularly courageous when

09:39:49.220 when they were going through and through things either so you know don't worry about your fear 0.99

09:39:53.460 just what's that stupid the title of that stupid hell self-help book feel the fear and do it anyway 0.99

09:39:59.860 that's right yeah yeah uh listen fairy are you can you say something because i know that you've 0.99

09:40:07.300 had stuff going on in the background for you but perhaps you could um share ask you know philosophize with 0.97

09:40:16.100 us i mean i don't when you have a guest like this it's best to just shut the fuck up and listen so 0.71

09:40:29.140 i mean he's an excellent guest and i don't really have like i mean this is his story to tell and he's

09:40:36.180 he's done a very good job of it so thank you for sharing it the one thing that did come to mind

09:40:42.580 as i was listening to this is what what a group of guys those ozzies have assembled it's like every 1.00

09:40:52.100 time they dock someone every time they roll out they attack another one of these guys it's just

09:40:58.500 cream of the crop cream of the crop cream like just over and over whether it's tim lutes

09:41:03.460 or joel davis or her scent or jack eltis or it just goes on and on and so like you know they

09:41:11.140 they didn't pick this guy um you know i don't think they realize that you know they're gonna

09:41:17.060 what they're gonna do is through this process of attacking these guys they're just going to expose

09:41:22.980 another excellent you know public facing addition to the nsn and like you know steven is clearly as

09:41:32.020 well-spoken as any of the other guys up there and man i i hope we see more of you in a public facing

09:41:38.180 capacity i mean now that it's out there now that your story's out there i you know i i just i don't

09:41:46.020 know i that's all i have to say really is just like i i'm always surprised at the quality that comes out

09:41:51.620 of australia and i mean i shouldn't be at this point but it just keeps coming

09:41:59.460 i'll say that um you know people like uh like tom and blair and jacob and joel um

09:42:12.980 they they lead by example and therefore they attract people who want to be like them

09:42:18.900 um and so the reason that their organization has is so full of great men is because

09:42:27.060 every single one of us who's joined have seen something in tom and jacob

09:42:32.500 and and we aspire to be like them you know that they

09:42:37.860 that they basically bring out the best in us because we're following leaders who we aspire to be

09:42:45.300 like and so um you know all of our our dreams of heroism that you have as a kid you're you're all

09:42:53.220 just waiting for a leader to follow you're all just waiting for someone who can inspire you who you can

09:42:59.700 who you can get behind you you can be loyal to and uh you know and those guys they attract

09:43:06.740 men who want to be like them and that and therefore the men who come into their organization eventually

09:43:13.780 become uh like those leaders because that's that's why we joined we joined because we want to be like

09:43:20.580 them and um and when our moment comes for trial and testing um we don't want to let them down we we want to

09:43:30.740 you know we you know we want them to be proud of us and so you know that's that's why that that's

09:43:38.420 that's why it looks like aussies have got um you know uh a very big depth of of men of character

09:43:47.860 and it comes from the leadership at the top um because all of us you know were just normal people

09:43:54.340 before we uh before we we got involved um there was nothing particularly special about us in the

09:44:01.300 beginning um but you know from one thing led to another um from small steps that i'm sure you know

09:44:09.940 both tom and blair took back in the beginning when they were first getting started they've gone on a

09:44:15.140 journey and people have watched it and as they've grown we've just been inspired and motivated to to be

09:44:22.420 like them and and that's probably the the other thing i'll say in terms of a macro impact about

09:44:29.780 doing little acts of self-sacrifice and and holding on to your integrity in small times because you

09:44:38.900 don't know where it's going to lead you you when i was sitting in prison i didn't think it was going

09:44:44.500 to have an impact i was just doing it because it felt like the right thing to do i was doing it for me

09:44:50.340 more than anything else i didn't i didn't envisage that it would have a wider impact upon the world

09:44:57.140 and upon other people um i mean obviously you sort of fantasize about you know doing something heroic

09:45:02.900 and everybody you know falling down at your feet and all the rest of it when you dream as a kid and

09:45:06.820 stuff but when you're in it you you what you're really thinking is this is probably a waste of time

09:45:11.780 this is not going to do anything for anybody um but it'll do something for me so i'm going to do it

09:45:17.380 anyway and i'm sure that's how you know tom started was as well didn't didn't know whether

09:45:23.300 it was going to succeed um wanted it to succeed but at the end of the day he's just doing it because

09:45:28.900 it's the right thing to do um but what it does do um is when is it inspires other people to do the same

09:45:37.380 and this is how you change the world so so tom and blair they've inspired the rest of us to want to be like them and then

09:45:48.580 we then get an opportunity for self-sacrifice and then other people see us and they want to be like us

09:45:55.780 and and so it grows because each story that you tell there is the aspiration to be like the people

09:46:06.580 who've gone before you and done things that you would that you admire but then there's also the fact

09:46:13.940 that each one of them tells you hey i i started off i'm just a normal guy i'm just like you i'm no

09:46:19.700 different i've got all the same fears i've got all the same doubts i've got all the same negative

09:46:26.260 emotions i've got all the same uh horrors and and you know weaknesses that you've got um

09:46:34.900 but it's worth it and and so it grows and so it will grow and this is why we'll win this is why we'll

09:46:41.060 win in the end because this is how all movements for good win in the end you know this is how strong

09:46:47.220 men come to be because we have a lot we have good times and we have weak men and then from the weak

09:46:55.780 men somebody just stands up and they become something to aspire to something that every

09:47:02.660 man longs and yearns to be and it's because of people like tom that i've been able to do my little

09:47:09.460 bit and because of my little bit hopefully somebody will do their little bit and it will grow

09:47:15.140 um so that's why so that's why it's coming out of australia at the moment it started at the top

09:47:21.140 it started at the beginning and everybody else is just wanting to make tom proud

09:47:30.820 that's i mean that's yeah everybody has their jaw on the floor like we're all just trying to keep

09:47:38.820 ourselves together here well you know what honestly i think it does go for like it is a leadership

09:47:44.420 thing like good leadership regardless if it's a leadership of an active club or a manager of a

09:47:48.660 company or whatever you do always have to lead by example i think and that just goes without saying

09:47:53.460 but a lot of people don't right and that's where we run into the problem i think so uh who do we have

09:47:59.380 did mrs band want to say something because she had her hand up earlier yeah yeah i totally want to ask

09:48:05.300 mrs band some questions but steve i'll let you jump in and then uh let's let's get a little lady out of 1.00

09:48:11.140 the wifey here steve go ahead sure i'm just i wanted to ask uh mr wals here how great did it feel to be

09:48:20.820 marching with the other guys uh saying waltz and matilda on australia day after you know this whole

09:48:28.500 fear campaign was being propagated like how'd that feel in the moment when you guys were just marching

09:48:34.340 singing waltz and matilda with all those ensigns oh it was pretty fun it was it was it was that was

09:48:41.540 that was the fun part of the day you know uh we were walking around um all of the young guys were

09:48:47.060 a lot fitter than me and i was uh i was gasping for breath and we were walking so fast that i was

09:48:53.700 singing so loud so hard and i'd forgot my water bottle uh but yeah it was it was it was awesome um it

09:48:59.860 was yeah uh yeah that that's that's like the fun of the of the movement is going and doing things

09:49:06.260 like that yeah so um that's just pure joy

09:49:12.340 beautiful i i bet and my mom used to sing waltzing matilda to me when i was a kid she was a

09:49:19.300 school teacher and it was it was definitely one of her favorites so when i heard that i'm like i know that

09:49:25.620 song it's deep in my bones so it was it was a really wonderful thing to see i love that you guys

09:49:31.540 in the nsn sing um you uh you sing one of those songs um by god we'll have our home again right steve

09:49:39.940 one of steve hansen's favorite pieces and uh it's often clipped in a lot of our videos and i love that

09:49:46.660 that's part of the character of your organization is that you sing our old folk songs we have a brilliant

09:49:55.060 guy uh i'm not going to name him because he's not actually in the nsn or the eam he's just uh in the

09:50:03.060 background networking with anybody who's got anything from some conservative leanings all the way to nazi

09:50:09.940 leanings um who came back from i won't i won't even i'm not going to say any more about him um about

09:50:17.780 about his background but he um he just goes around with the guitar and he's been like pushing this

09:50:25.380 like for like three four years having these song nights uh you know and we just wherever he goes he 0.99

09:50:32.420 has a song night and he like you he will not take no for an answer you are going to sing these damn 0.87

09:50:37.060 songs and he's got a song book and he turned up on the event the night before and we were all singing in 0.93

09:50:42.580 in the um in the airbnb but he just goes around and uh he's an unsung hero of the movement in

09:50:50.180 australia who uh he just goes around and uh and is determined to uh bring back uh the culture through

09:50:58.900 song and um yeah he's just an amazing bloke and it's not just in the nsn uh it's in the proud boys it's

09:51:06.580 in all of the all of the um anything even remotely patriotic or nationalistic he goes around and gets

09:51:13.300 everybody to sing these songs so uh uh my hat's off to him and i won't uh say any more about him because

09:51:19.460 um you know he's still uh you know uh incognito as it were but uh yeah shout out to that to that to that

09:51:28.020 man who's um uh who's organized all of this for us and who's basically been the force behind getting

09:51:35.940 us all to sing uh these songs um he's also behind the recording of um uh the white australia song uh

09:51:45.300 which i'm uh one of the people who sings on it uh that's up online on youtube and and things where we

09:51:52.180 we did a professional recording of an old uh anthem uh from like 1912 or something or other

09:51:58.580 uh which is up online and we had it professionally recorded and uh my my voices is is one of the ones

09:52:04.340 on there as well so yeah um but yeah it's uh the the song the song side of things has just been like a

09:52:11.860 really out of left field thing that this guy has done and uh once we all got together every time we've

09:52:18.180 been uh one of his events uh everyone's like hooked you like because you originally they're

09:52:23.140 thinking ah i'm not gonna go and sing songs with a bunch of guys but you turn up there and you have

09:52:28.180 a barbecue and all these men and it's like going to a football match except uh you're you're instead

09:52:33.540 of singing hooligan songs here you're singing national songs and uh yeah we have a blast

09:52:40.820 oh my gosh that's a space in itself maybe one day he'll be willing to come to the microphone

09:52:47.860 under an anonymous avatar and and speak with us about that whole concept because it's extremely

09:52:55.140 deep and it's extremely important that we not only pass down language but pass down our music of our

09:53:01.940 people of our folk and you know it was the songs that our grandfathers great grandfathers were marching

09:53:10.340 um to and it kept them entertained before cell phones and you know before you know scrolling

09:53:17.860 you know there were things we did to entertain ourselves and bond as community and it was

09:53:23.060 definitely through music um that we we become a folk mrs band are you there dear yes i am thanks for having

09:53:35.540 me on yeah well thanks for hooking it up it's obviously had it not been for you uh we would have

09:53:42.340 had a complete communication failure phone down okay you know account banned um um my last account

09:53:51.460 on x actually got banned um i had set it up as a way to spread awareness for steven's plight and um i uh

09:54:02.180 was um offered some assistance by um another member uh to take over it because i was just you know under

09:54:10.660 so much stress uh with having to deal with everything that um i gave i gave the reins over

09:54:17.140 to him on my ex account and then he got it banned so i was like okay and i just got off of it and then

09:54:23.540 when steven got out um i'm like okay well i'm gonna get off all social media i'm not gonna do it again but

09:54:31.220 he says oh i need to he got banned on this other account that he started and he says oh a day before i'm

09:54:37.860 having this radio interview with with you i get banned i'm like crap okay well let's sign you up and 0.65

09:54:44.580 i'll sign myself up again too and so that's why and he had a good laugh because uh i says oh what

09:54:51.060 are we gonna name you mr band on x or he said band on x and i'm like okay let's do mr band on x and i'm

09:54:57.860 like okay i'll just do mine the same mrs band on x because i was um so yeah so so thank you for having

09:55:05.780 me on i didn't think i was gonna be on anything i was just like yeah i'm just gonna sit back and

09:55:12.020 listen to him but yeah thank you you're telling me for the puzzle here you have some uh some questions

09:55:19.380 for me well yeah and i mean i suppose that you know it's you know a microcosm of the macrocosm just

09:55:26.580 how you know you're essential to making things work and and i i wanted to ask you because i've

09:55:35.620 heard this complaint in white spaces for a very long time is that um often wives girlfriends don't show 1.00

09:55:43.540 support to their boyfriends and husbands um because it is scary and it is hard um especially if there's

09:55:53.860 little children and that kind of thing it's it's extra hard we we spoke with laura uh melia her

09:56:00.340 name is laura towler um but the wife of sam melia and they took sam away in the uk when her babies were

09:56:07.940 like baby babies you know and they were two little like under 18 months and they're like we're sending

09:56:15.620 you away forever kind of thing because he had stickers saying it's okay to be white he had probably like

09:56:22.260 three hundred three thousand stickers they're freaking stickers you know and that was you know 0.88

09:56:27.860 just cause you know this is terrorism white terrorism and and they still have him um by the

09:56:36.100 collar too where he gets to spend time like now that he's out he's got these serious bail conditions where

09:56:43.060 um he you know spends the day with his family but he has to go to a group home at night to sleep

09:56:49.380 right um so he can't even spend the night with his family um so like there's reason to be afraid

09:56:57.300 right there's lots of lots of reasons but perhaps you'd be willing to you know share with

09:57:04.340 you know the women and the men like a bit about the courage that it required and and what it took from

09:57:09.940 you i have always uh been one who uh doesn't like authority um and this has been ongoing since the day

09:57:21.540 i was born um i was raised by a single parent who was um physically disabled and so um and i didn't

09:57:32.020 have a dad in my life so i kind of became the strength uh for her she was uh very passive and allowed

09:57:41.460 people to um step all over her and um but i was not one who was uh who was like that um and um so

09:57:54.180 i i've always had this resilience of um you don't tell me what to do kind of thing um

09:58:02.020 and in in regards to like how i came to be as strong as i am now i've always been strong but um

09:58:09.860 going back to you know the the coveted years when um you know the government was saying you know we

09:58:18.980 have this law here in wa um which is is the public health act of 2016 i think where um it basically says

09:58:28.420 that the government can come and force jab you okay so and this is before this is right before

09:58:34.900 we became christians and i was basically saying to my husband i said if they come to my door you 0.99

09:58:40.580 better kill me you better kill me because i'm not going to take it you know um i'm not going to allow 0.99

09:58:47.300 them to take me you know um and so um you know you've got all this uh built up stuff that you you 0.98

09:58:55.700 know you um basically uh discover who this government is and what they can do but um it's it's basically

09:59:05.380 just not uh giving in it's not it's not giving into that authority um to basically dictate uh what they

09:59:14.420 can and cannot you know what you can and cannot do and what they can do to you um and with steven's

09:59:22.740 uh involvement in the freedom uh movement and supporting him in that um aspect of things because

09:59:29.780 the whole time you know it's it's not like everything that he's ever done is he's done this by himself

09:59:35.380 it is a team effort it has always been that way we we are one flesh we are married we've been

09:59:43.060 together for 21 years you know so um this is you know and our our relationship has always been based

09:59:49.540 on truth no matter what um so when you've got truth on your side and you've got uh you you you're one

09:59:59.700 flesh you um want to protect that at any cost and you will fight for it um so when it comes to like um

10:00:10.020 other women in the relationships and they don't feel like you know they're not supporting their their 0.87

10:00:15.780 partners um the they really just need to uh to have faith that they need to have that faith they need to

10:00:25.700 believe um in god really they need to have that backing because um if you don't have that backing

10:00:35.220 of the faith in jesus christ as our lord and savior um you will break because you cannot um you don't

10:00:44.660 have we're all weak we're weak we don't have any strength on our own we have to find strength in jesus christ

10:00:51.460 um so with you know my personality of not um you know taking kindly to authority um

10:01:01.780 being one flesh with steven and and being a team and the support that we have given to each other

10:01:07.060 over the years in you know in everything so if if i was doing something he would support me 100 we were

10:01:13.620 in it together you know since the whole covet thing it's been me supporting steven and um and

10:01:19.860 everything that he needs to do so i've been behind all of the uh the the videoing of him um i've been

10:01:27.460 behind helping him sell his books he's got two books available on amazon um uh one is called uh

10:01:35.220 climate change uh confessions of a climate change denier and the other one um is the great coronavirus

10:01:42.660 swindle but because um of all of the um uh censorship that was going on we did have to

10:01:49.380 change the title so you know throughout all of this ordeal of um the the freedom movement and

10:01:56.580 supporting these things and then you know there was a point where um in 2022 uh we had state security at

10:02:04.420 the door you know and i i did have a lot of anxiety with that so i've had non-stop anxiety since

10:02:12.740 since the whole coven thing um but you know in regards to support and it is very scary you know

10:02:20.260 it was very scary for me i i was here at the house alone i didn't have any family or friends here

10:02:27.700 you know i you know i i asked him to come home you know and that was only because i was hearing from

10:02:35.140 well-meaning people on the outside that he cannot fight this on the inside he has no in especially

10:02:42.820 in solitary confinement um and so i was hearing their side of things and then you know i didn't

10:02:52.100 really have an opportunity to hear steven's side of things until he actually you know he he broke down

10:02:58.180 to me on the phone okay but it wasn't until like the very next day where he fully explained himself

10:03:04.820 because you got to understand we only got 10 minutes a day to talk you know it was not like we

10:03:10.740 had a lot of opportunity to really sit down and hash anything out plus they were listening to our

10:03:15.780 conversations so i really couldn't get into into depth of anything i really wanted to say i had to

10:03:22.340 hold back on a lot of things i wanted to say until after he got out but you know i'm here by myself

10:03:29.220 our kids are grown so we don't have any you know we don't have that to worry about thank god

10:03:35.220 um but yeah you know there was instances where i felt like the cops were going to come here and bang

10:03:41.060 you know bang down my door and raid the house and throw it to bits and you know and intimidate me and um 1.00

10:03:48.500 but all the while i would have had that resilience in me going excuse me um yeah i'm scared but fuck you 0.98

10:03:56.020 okay um i'm not gonna you know i i learned um in 2020 2021 when steven was um you know uh being the 0.98

10:04:07.620 guest speaker and learning how to deal with the cops and stuff um that you don't answer questions

10:04:13.300 questions you don't you don't answer questions you know um when they come to your door you don't have

10:04:19.300 to let them in unless they have a warrant um and you don't answer questions so yeah i don't know if

10:04:26.180 that answered your question or not but well yeah i mean we were we went we went on a journey with you

10:04:31.860 there um frank sorry but no no it's really great frank has to stand up so jump in there frank

10:04:38.340 hold on before you go frank i just want to say i put the link to steven's book for um on amazon up

10:04:44.740 in the bubble the climate yeah and i want the uh music uh recording that's on youtube um as well so

10:04:53.860 mrs band if you could send us that link at some point for the song that he was talking about that

10:04:59.380 would also be great yeah i'll have uh steven do that as well um should be able to find it it's called

10:05:06.820 white australia um you can find it on youtube it's it's pretty easy to find it um there i think

10:05:13.300 there's two different recordings of that um in the audience you want to put in the space

10:05:21.780 you know her emotional state less is the anything the whole thing about separation is the correct

10:05:27.940 but i i wanted a clarification here real quick follow a lot of women on any kind of social media 1.00

10:05:35.220 so is this account to follow the back and uh is that owned by both of you guys i mean we've got

10:05:42.100 um the mr uh band which is stevens and then mine is mrs band and we only just signed those up yesterday

10:05:48.980 because we got banned on a different account okay okay i don't want to give i don't want to give too

10:05:54.420 much intel out so yeah we're we're also we're also speaking on each other's accounts at the moment

10:05:59.940 because when we've started it's pretty funny actually yeah so yeah okay i've become a woman

10:06:07.380 and she's become a man okay steve steve so i'll i i will follow you back uh now that i know that that's

10:06:13.860 your your proper account but let me just uh follow up just briefly if you guys don't mind this whole

10:06:20.020 scenario is something that everybody better get their shit together and actually um put all of 0.61

10:06:25.380 this in their brain is that what this couple i mean i was just really i was fascinated by the missus 0.96

10:06:32.900 talking and uh i i was just wondering to myself i wonder what kind of support mechanism my wife would 1.00

10:06:42.260 have been able to garner back in the day and all of the wives of the other men because

10:06:46.740 there was upwards of like 30 people involved right and that's almost 30 women it was like 20 1.00

10:06:53.700 23 or 24 uh wives and girlfriends and see you know everybody knows how i feel about this electronic media

10:07:01.460 but it is it is a venue to harness some of these uh in my mind very spectacular emotional stories i mean i

10:07:12.420 was listening to um extra and he was very moved these kind of things are legitimately moving when

10:07:20.580 you know because we we're always in this this little uh intellectual masturbator in here right and and 0.58

10:07:26.660 you know you two don't know me but i'm kind of hard sometimes but it's necessary but when real human

10:07:33.460 beings come in with their story these guys have heard my story a lot so it but it's it it's so far back

10:07:41.380 that it's not really in your face so i'm really happy and very appreciative that a couple like

10:07:47.540 yourself whether or not you know you you had to to deal with this ordeal and almost broke you or whatever

10:07:54.900 it doesn't matter the fact that all of us at some point or another and i'm dead serious all of us at

10:08:01.700 one point or another are going to face these almost certain types of behaviors from the state

10:08:09.860 um facing off as an individual with you know how tough are you you know how strong really are you

10:08:18.980 and uh it's just uh i'm very very grateful that i ended up in this space today and i'll just shut

10:08:25.060 up and let you guys finish i just want to say in regards to what you know you were saying in regards

10:08:31.060 to network what your wife could have had in in regards to network um what the support that i got during

10:08:38.980 the time that he was uh incarcerated held hostage i'd say um was the the network so um i had uh people in

10:08:49.620 our network um assisting and checking up on me um i had you know phone calls from people to uh comfort me

10:08:59.780 and you know i was invited over to dinner a few times by uh people um i could drop into um you know

10:09:09.380 obviously these people weren't living around where i'm at so i did have to go you know drive around to

10:09:15.700 go and visit people but um i always had uh someone ringing me up or checking in on me on on telegram

10:09:23.620 um to make sure that i was okay do i need anything um the the most uh uh the part that was uh most

10:09:36.980 stressful for me was when um steven got fired from his job and there was only like six weeks worth of

10:09:46.660 holiday pay um i can't work full time due to health issues and so my income doesn't even cover

10:09:54.820 the rent and so technically uh south pole could have made me homeless and so i was uh stressing out

10:10:04.980 that i would have to put everything back into storage again and go and couch surf somewhere you know

10:10:10.900 go live in a backpacker place or go and live with my son or something um so the the the network um

10:10:20.260 around me was is very strong and very supportive um and one of the members organized um a fundraiser

10:10:29.940 for us to help with legal fees and to help support me and had i had i had we not had that i would have

10:10:36.660 been made homeless and it would have made things a lot more difficult to handle but i would have been

10:10:42.180 willing to do that um before we uh moved to the area that we are in we did live in a backpacker's

10:10:50.020 place for six weeks whilst we were looking for a new place to live so it's not like i couldn't do the

10:10:56.260 same thing again um you know and these things are just they're just possessions you know it's not like

10:11:01.700 we leave the earth with any of it so things can be replaced lives cannot though so um so yeah i i'd say

10:11:10.500 uh having a strong network behind you um as a woman um uh involved in and you know with people that

10:11:18.820 are you know men that are involved in an organization like we're in um is important and um yeah i mean

10:11:27.700 you know it's a situation where um yeah i mean i i can't you know i can't really say uh too much

10:11:38.020 about other people but i'm just determined i i don't like people messing with me you know and

10:11:43.700 especially the the people in my life i will fight for them and yes it has taken a toll on me a huge toll

10:11:50.500 um so i'm still dealing with the emotional impacts of all of that even though he's been out since

10:11:56.340 may 16th i'm still uh dealing with a lot of that but um you know and i and i have these uh

10:12:04.420 these thoughts of you know it could happen again i'll be stronger next time but it doesn't mean it's

10:12:09.140 going to be easy it never is never is well now you have us too sister we got you yeah you can pick up

10:12:18.900 the telegram and telegram us we're just a telegram away yeah ma'am we'll do a group call anytime

10:12:24.820 anytime um yeah yeah thank you so much thank you so much for um your sacrifice for what you've done

10:12:33.620 for the movement and you know the women in the background are often unsung heroes and i think this

10:12:39.860 really um demonstrated your white power and your excellence and um what conviction of your

10:12:47.860 character and leaning on your faith when you have nothing else to lean on so um you know we're all

10:12:54.100 moved today by this uh thank you this conversation thank you and um posty i'm like i have to pick up my

10:13:05.380 jaw forgive me i know i've been lucky because i haven't had to do much of the talking so i could

10:13:10.340 just you know bathe in the bathe in the excellence that it is so yeah well i guess i don't know did

10:13:18.180 frank have a question because i'm on the computer and i'll like no frank had his hand up unless frank's

10:13:22.340 got something else but okay i i did want to i want to shift this just a little bit into before we go

10:13:28.260 because we've taken two hours of mr and mrs band's time but i wanted to ask um a bit about what you

10:13:35.780 think or understand uh to be happening with the mass banning of australian accounts on x you know

10:13:44.980 because it's alarming um even you know the next level down to your guys nobody periphery guys yeah the

10:13:53.940 periphery guys are not even being allowed a voice and you know some of those guys i'm really fond of

10:13:59.380 and you know and we chat and they keep have like disappearing and it's like awful so what do you

10:14:06.740 think is happening between x and i don't know if it's you tell me what it is um well the sort of

10:14:16.980 consensus in the movement is that the the government uh is basically talking behind the scenes with um

10:14:28.500 yeah with the board of with the board of elon's uh fake company and um and basically putting the

10:14:37.780 pressure on and yeah pretty much i i have absolutely zero respect for elon musk and always thought he was 0.99

10:14:44.980 a wanker um and yeah everything that he says about free speech he's just a lying hypocrite um 0.98

10:14:54.420 he's just controlled opposition he's he's just uh so like blair made uh some uh interesting sort of 0.99

10:15:02.740 observation about it that um all of this sort of nazi content is is is coming on to x at the moment

10:15:10.820 but it's all lapers you know it's all people who aren't actively involved so i think he said it

10:15:17.380 looks like they're sort of allowing people to sort of uh to laugh about being nazis that allows people

10:15:23.540 to being internet warriors um nazis but if anybody looks as if they might actually be doing something

10:15:31.300 in the real world then they're the ones they ban um so they've got a pretty much i mean they're obviously

10:15:38.820 we we we basically take it and have for years that um all of the privacy laws i just don't mean

10:15:45.700 anything to the government and that every time i go online uh regardless of how secure you think the

10:15:51.700 account is you're being listened to um and they know who everybody is and they've got files and

10:15:57.460 everybody i mean i found out that i was um my name was mentioned in a senate inquiry about a year ago

10:16:03.220 um unbeknownst to me like somebody else had to point it out that my my name had popped up in a

10:16:08.500 senate inquiry into right-winning extremism and terrorism and i'm like and so i had to write a

10:16:14.340 bunch of letters to the mp saying you know how on earth that what why how on earth do you dare to

10:16:21.060 um mention me in a terrorism report when i've never been uh even accused of any crime much less

10:16:27.140 convicted one how how dare you start bandying my name about without giving me the right right to

10:16:32.740 reply so this sort of thing's sort of going on behind the scenes and i reckon pretty much that

10:16:38.900 um everything that elon says about free speech is just it's just theater and uh they've just moved to

10:16:47.060 the next phase and they're in the next attempt to try and hold us back and you know they will for a

10:16:52.820 while um but you know they're not going to succeed in the end so i mean it's it's not something i

10:16:58.500 particularly worry about because um the movement's just growing and growing everything they do just

10:17:04.580 causes our numbers to explode so yeah the more they banners the more we'll grow uh the more they try and

10:17:11.220 silence us the more we'll speak out um the more repressive they come the stronger and closer to victory we

10:17:20.100 become so it's um they can they're doing all of these things and it doesn't particularly what they

10:17:25.460 do now or what they'll do next um everything that they do um is just doomed to lose at this point

10:17:32.420 because we're we've got the momentum behind us we've got the conviction behind us and we've got to the

10:17:40.020 stage now where we don't care anymore what they do to us there's enough of us now who don't care whether

10:17:47.140 they kill us whether they jail us whether they torture us whether they we don't care what they 0.88

10:17:51.700 do to us anymore it's like we're beyond that it's like we're as far as we're concerned we're dead

10:17:57.140 already you've already taken our lives you can't take anything else from us you can do whatever you

10:18:03.140 like now because we gave our lives away back in the coveted era so there's nothing left to take

10:18:09.220 and so there's nothing they've got no leverage over us anymore and so it's done it's just a matter of

10:18:16.580 time they're already a dead rotting carcass and we're just waiting for someone to come along with

10:18:21.380 a broom and sweep them away wow um extra do you think you could give us some final thoughts and then

10:18:30.820 ferry if you could think of some final thoughts steve hansen final thoughts guys but extra you're still

10:18:38.740 here and i know that you are a man of um many great words so if you perhaps could you know share

10:18:48.100 some of your wisdom i'd be grateful well all right uh i'm kind of glad that you brought it back to

10:18:55.460 covet there because yeah um i had been very disappointed with the world uh meaning people

10:19:01.700 for a long time and thinking that it was already over and then when covered came along i thought okay

10:19:07.140 well at least this has to bring things to a head and it will be the final battle and a lot of people

10:19:11.940 said oh you know it's great in times of crisis because you find out who your real friends are

10:19:16.980 uh who who you can really stand with in the battle and i found oh i have no friends nobody stands with

10:19:23.540 me uh and that really uh disappointed me uh but i what it did do is you know kind of make me grow up

10:19:30.740 again a bit more even and sort of say okay uh well you know it just goes to show that if i feel that

10:19:36.420 i'm principled or if i'm willing to you know pay the ultimate sacrifice for anything then it must

10:19:42.980 you know ultimately be a solitary journey if it needs to be uh now granted we've all maybe found

10:19:49.060 each other over the internet and we might like to think that uh you know we just don't have to be in

10:19:54.500 physical close proximity all the time uh but that we're of a single mind but we all need reminding i

10:19:59.620 think like this as well one of the great things uh that you said earlier and i would just reiterate

10:20:04.260 this i i've often meant to talk about this for a long time because it helped me a little trick to

10:20:11.140 to not give up smoking just to not have a cigarette for five minutes i said i'll have a cigarette now

10:20:15.860 because i want one i went hold on hold on a second now john maybe i can just wait five minutes i'm not

10:20:21.220 denying myself but i'll wait five minutes and then i'll have one or see how i feel and that's how you

10:20:26.420 turn five minutes into an hour into a day into a week into enough time as if you know it just went

10:20:32.580 by and you didn't need to set yourself an impossible goal you didn't sort of say i have to now crucify

10:20:39.620 myself for all eternity you just said give me give myself five more minutes and then i'll check in with

10:20:43.940 myself and see how i feel so in order to win this battle that was very cliched and trite but you have to

10:20:50.260 set yourself these sort of achievable little goals and break the big problem up into the small problems

10:20:56.420 as you said one day at a time sweet jesus type thing these trite little ditties come to you out

10:21:03.460 of the strangest of places in your moments of crisis when you need the most and that's why i do see

10:21:09.380 sometimes as this journey through life it is paralleled very much in a lot of the christian parables

10:21:16.180 even though a lot of people want to throw it away wholesale i'll reiterate again i think that anybody

10:21:21.700 will find through their own perspectives whatever they kind of want to see or they're looking for an

10:21:27.540 excuse to give up anyway but men of good character don't they draw inspiration or the good parts from

10:21:33.700 anything from anywhere that will be of use to them in the moment when it matters uh the other thing

10:21:40.660 then i'll just kind of revert to uh is this idea of covet and how we've found that so many people

10:21:46.580 talk a lot of brave noise but when it really comes to it i use the analogy of maybe a battery that says

10:21:52.740 that it's that's holding 12 volts or 14 volts a car battery you try and start your car and it

10:21:57.060 immediately dies when you try and draw a load from it um so really the test you know a synthetic test

10:22:04.020 of how much character is in this guy he'll say all this lovely words report to you that he's full of the

10:22:09.460 best of intentions but you do have to be prepared for the fact that uh you're going to find that your

10:22:15.140 army uh might flee uh when just when you think that you're about to lead them into battle uh but

10:22:21.780 you have to be prepared for that uh and and have a sort of a plan b or whatever uh the social contract

10:22:28.500 is what i'm getting at here uh a lot of people want to forget now we're five years after covert i won't

10:22:33.940 wax on too lyrical and i don't want to be black-pilled about this or saying that's depressive

10:22:37.860 but you do have to i think we all have to face uh harsh realities now about the people that we live

10:22:43.140 around uh we're always trying to wake them up uh you know if we only could give them this fact would

10:22:47.700 make them realize maybe there's still some people who are very slow about the whole thing but i think

10:22:51.140 2020 might have made a lot of us realize uh an uncomfortable truth that people aren't asleep or they

10:22:58.580 don't suffer from lack of knowledge they know that well and they just don't want to have to have the

10:23:03.460 responsibility of admitting that they know because then they have the responsibility to to act upon

10:23:09.300 that knowledge and they don't want to have to be certainly not the first man out of the gate if if

10:23:14.660 already it seems that that the battle has been fought and and they can see who's a winning side

10:23:19.220 they'll they'll quickly rally around and pretend they're well i was always there in the battle

10:23:23.380 uh so i'm not saying that we need to be suicidal but we need to understand that there is no social

10:23:27.860 contract that's part of it uh and um so we shouldn't i i find myself maybe others do as well

10:23:35.220 uh find myself still kind of even though i remember full well the intensity it wanes over time and i'd

10:23:40.260 like to have reminding of the fact that these things like habeas corpus whether it's just simply let me

10:23:44.660 show that the prisoner uh is alive or and in good health or you know due process and a right to a trial

10:23:51.140 uh or even a trial date even if not speedy all these kind of things you mentioned magna carta which

10:23:56.100 you know canada and australia is supposed to be based on uh but all this is out the window this

10:24:00.580 is just the veneer of civilization which was stripped away entirely in 2020 but a lot of

10:24:06.020 people like to believe ah the substrate is growing back you know people they just want to move on and

10:24:10.500 you know they want people to sort of forgive and forget without any contrition without any any uh

10:24:16.660 show that the that they were wrong or acknowledgement that they might have been mistaken they just want to

10:24:21.380 be not just not just forgiven but the whole thing to be forgotten about like these uh you know kind

10:24:26.580 of creepy saccharine and artificial entreaties in in atlantic magazine like the time has come to move

10:24:33.460 on no it hasn't we need to remember exactly what we're dealing with maybe our own people you know

10:24:38.820 used to be the braver stock were all killed off and dead and we're just left with the dregs and a few 0.99

10:24:44.740 honorable men um but look i'm not saying that i'm not saying that it's all doom and gloom but there is

10:24:52.420 a reality to it uh but what i'm grateful for is honorable men again not trying to flattery but

10:24:57.940 clearly men of good character who are willing to put their money where their mouth is so to speak

10:25:03.300 you know uh push all their chips all in and uh you know i'll at least one one last analogy they climb

10:25:11.780 to the top of the diving board they look out over the great height and they take that leap they don't

10:25:16.340 just go oh i can't do it and then turn around and walk back down the ladder they go so far and then

10:25:21.540 they push that one further step forward that makes all the difference and i i think that the value of

10:25:28.020 the i'll finish on this now the value of the conversation and hearing people like this

10:25:31.940 is that it reminds me that i don't want to be like all those other sneaking cowards who turn away

10:25:38.660 just when they're needed i want to be somebody who when the moment calls for it is reminded to

10:25:45.540 that i i want to be somebody like that as well who's brave enough to to suffer for for the righteous

10:25:53.140 cause and i think we're going to be tested more and more in the future so again thank you and i hope

10:25:57.780 to hear more for from you in the future thank you thanks extra steve did you want to go ahead and then

10:26:04.980 we'll go to ferry steve hansen sorry yeah no worries um there's a few things i could say here but uh

10:26:16.100 first of all thank you uh mr and mrs band for taking the time to chat with us today um courage is

10:26:24.580 contagious and i definitely feel like i've caught the contagion so thank you for um for being courageous

10:26:33.780 and doing what maybe in hindsight seems like um not a great act but you know it is definitely a very

10:26:44.900 courageous act and very principled of you which in a time where so many of our folk um suffer from

10:26:53.540 cowardice you know these these acts of courage are very moralizing and very empowering so it's not to

10:27:01.780 be underestimated or understated uh the gravity of of your decisions and the courage in your

10:27:09.860 convictions so big thank you to that and you know just a little more broadly i think today is highlighted

10:27:19.140 and whether people are of the christian faith or the pre-christian face that having a spirituality and

10:27:27.700 having that as a foundation um of your of your um beliefs will empower you to get through these uh

10:27:38.900 trying times and so i do think that it's important whether people you know christian or pre-christian

10:27:46.020 gods that they worship that they um do so in a way that invigorates them and empowers them to be able

10:27:54.340 to uh put themselves at the service of their folk to sacrifice for their folk and you know do that

10:28:03.380 rather than um quarrel with one another about who's sky daddy is the the correct one um to me it's more

10:28:13.540 of the fact that you have a spirituality and that that gives you the faith that you need to fight for

10:28:18.500 your folks so um i say that as a christian myself so god bless you both and god bless australia

10:28:26.340 australia for the white man by god we'll have our home again amen yeah the only god the only god 0.98

10:28:35.140 you're not allowed to worship is the spaghetti monster 0.98

10:28:37.300 uh fairy you know you're i know you're a busy man and you're a great leader of canadian nationalists

10:28:50.980 and i'm like i feel like these interviews with the australians are just gifts and and um you were

10:28:57.780 the first one to bring australia to canada and now i'm really happy that i got to gift you with uh

10:29:04.100 stephen wells so maybe you could share some of your thoughts

10:29:12.020 is it sorry who are you asking oh we're just asking not to put you on the spot there fairy if

10:29:17.060 you're like eating or something but he's probably kickboxing just in the intermittents i'll um just

10:29:26.980 just want to let you all know also that i'm about uh three quarters of the of the way through of

10:29:33.460 writing uh a book about everything that i've gone through and what got me there and all the rest of it

10:29:40.180 so anybody who's wanting some more detail of it i should hopefully have the third book out um within

10:29:47.220 the next few months um and uh i've really been really enjoying writing it having a blast um just

10:29:54.980 going as dark as i could uh and then in the midst of the the tears and the terror and horror just

10:30:01.060 putting in some absolutely uh totally inappropriate joke just to break the tension that's been real fun

10:30:07.060 so i'm i'm uh i'm looking forward to bringing this book out and i i hope anybody who uh who reads it

10:30:12.500 has a has a blast oh yeah um and i'm probably not going to be on on x very much i'm on telegram

10:30:21.220 under stephen wells triggers everyone nice okay well we are waiting for the ferryman to chime in i do

10:30:31.140 just want to encourage you mr wells i hope that one day you do run for office and i would love to

10:30:37.460 hear the australian media have to refer to you as senator stephen wells i will actually uh i'll be

10:30:45.060 starting off at local council again so i did i did run for council um a year and a half ago which was uh

10:30:52.260 how the nsn uh really decided to get in contact with me in the first place because uh they ran a hit

10:30:58.340 piece on me on in the uh the state uh run newspaper and also on the state run tv and uh they they

10:31:08.260 really did a a number on me and my wife uh 18 months ago um so i'll be running again for local council

10:31:18.900 in a few months time again and then um yeah we're looking at putting a political party together

10:31:24.980 uh under the white australia banner uh i just need to um uh renounce my british citizenship because uh

10:31:33.460 dual nationals aren't allowed to run but yeah that is that is on the cards um and i think it'll be a

10:31:38.980 blast um not that i think i'll uh be very good in parliament uh in terms of or enjoy it at all i will

10:31:47.140 hate the experience uh bureaucracy and politics uh in parliament is my idea of absolute torture

10:31:56.260 uh but um as a shit stirrer i think i'm gonna have a lot of fun so um yeah so i'll i'm definitely uh 0.56

10:32:05.460 looking at doing that uh just to have the fun of actually having a go and um i probably won't even run

10:32:11.460 a campaign i'll just sort of um uh announce that i'm running and then let the media do all the

10:32:18.420 publicity for me um um because i've already had like um davir abramovich the head uh jewish gargoyle um

10:32:28.100 say that i shouldn't be allowed to run for anything because i want to build gas chambers 0.70

10:32:31.860 that was when i was running for council uh which is really funny because uh as a lowly local council

10:32:38.020 member um i don't know what my power would be to actually install gas chambers into every into the

10:32:44.020 toilet of every new house that's built but um but apparently he believes that i i i have that power

10:32:51.860 so yeah i'm uh i will be running for office and i'm going to have a blast doing it and i'm not going

10:32:56.820 to take it too seriously but um uh yeah it'll be fun so yes i will definitely be taking that route

10:33:03.860 given the opportunity all right ferryman you're up

10:33:15.220 i think a lot of what needs to be said has already been said um and obviously thank you to

10:33:24.580 steven and i didn't catch your wife's name um but your wife for for coming on yeah i'll i'll leave her

10:33:32.980 name blank okay for the moment but yes um i know i just said yes my wife's just saying it's not like

10:33:41.860 they can't find me i mean i'm tied to this i know but i i know i just i just want uh i just like to

10:33:48.340 keep it no they're having a we domestic on the space we domestic yes it's mrs band we'll just refer

10:33:54.500 to as mrs band yes mrs band and and and you do as your husband tells you woman i don't like authority 0.94

10:34:02.340 shut up 0.87

10:34:08.580 yes i am the man in this relationship you'll defer to me yes um anyway so 0.96

10:34:16.500 uh the only thing that i would have to add here from a larger perspective i suppose

10:34:25.060 is that we all understand that we're at war but very few people are willing to be casualties

10:34:34.100 in that war and that's something we're going to have to overcome and something that obviously

10:34:39.700 steven spoke to a lot tonight which is the willingness to be a casualty in this fight now

10:34:46.580 it helps when you have leadership like the australians have

10:34:50.500 who would not ask any of their members to do anything that they wouldn't do and in most cases

10:34:57.060 are asking them to do considerably less than they are uh than they do themselves

10:35:02.500 but ultimately if we're going to win we need people um that are willing that accept that the

10:35:11.380 consequences of this fight could have extremely detrimental impacts on them personally and that's

10:35:19.060 and that's just a risk that's a necessity if we're going to claim victory and so

10:35:26.660 yeah it doesn't mean that we should take those sacrifices lightly and when they happen we should

10:35:33.620 you know like as we've discussed tonight we should appreciate these stories and listen um you know to them

10:35:42.180 but um it's something that more of us need to be willing to do

10:35:48.180 um and it's it's tough to do i mean from my own personal experience obviously i haven't been through

10:35:56.900 anything with you know steven's been through but um i had to make my peace with this in ottawa in 2022

10:36:04.980 when i decided that i wasn't going to leave parliament and i wasn't going to back away from

10:36:10.660 the cops that i was going to stand there and refuse to move and come what may like i had no idea what

10:36:17.700 could have happened but um luckily i was one of the ones that was caught and then released

10:36:24.420 um but that could have gone very different and you know i made my peace with that in that moment as did

10:36:29.620 hundreds of hundreds of others um who stood there with me um as steve hansen said courage is contagious

10:36:39.700 and uh i mean the aussies are a textbook on this the every time i see them do something i'm like we

10:36:45.780 need to work fucking harder like i i have like a a saying now with the guys where you know whenever 0.95

10:36:53.540 i see patriot front or the nsn or you know any of the groups that are active like this getting out 0.99

10:37:00.420 there i go to the guys and i'm like row you bastards row like let's fucking go like it's time 0.99

10:37:07.220 like we gotta catch up here we've got work to fucking do you know these guys are on the beach and we're 0.99

10:37:12.980 still out at sea like let's fucking get row in here um and so i don't know i i appreciate um listening to 0.99

10:37:21.700 steven's story and um row you bastards row 0.98

10:37:30.260 yeah man steven any final thoughts and then we'll close up the space 0.97

10:37:38.740 um probably the final thought is just um look all of the people that the listeners out there are

10:37:46.420 looking up to um especially when you look at you know the the real leaders of these organizations

10:37:52.260 like tom and um they thank you just thanks tom saw inspire and even if you're not the person tom saw

10:38:03.860 you your wider implications of what you've done will be worth it somehow i can't tell what's going

10:38:08.900 to happen next god or the ether or make about the outcome do it together and something will happen

10:38:17.220 whatever it is but thank you so much for you to you and your wife and it's not easy to move me to

10:38:24.660 emotion i'm a very unemotional person based no you did and honestly it kind of put me in uh

10:38:30.180 gave me a little bit more perspective that you know some days i feel like it's not worth it that you

10:38:33.780 deal with but uh you've definitely inspired me to you know keep going i think it's a case i think

10:38:41.380 it's a case of do you want evil to you know who do you stand with you got to stand with god and you

10:38:47.460 got to stand with truth and you've got to stand with what's what's right and the other side of

10:38:52.580 things is if you do nothing they're definitely going to win like you they're going to come for you

10:38:59.460 sooner or later anyway you can either be like a sheep and hope that the crocodile eats your last 0.98

10:39:05.140 or you can just go bugger it if i'm going to be eaten by a crocodile i'm going to go down 0.99

10:39:09.380 trying to re reenact that scene from crocodile dundee where he sticks a knife in his head first 1.00

10:39:14.660 you know how am i going to die am i going to die like a sheep on my knees after a year after year after 0.78

10:39:21.540 year after year of them slowly chipping away at me and basically i was dead from the moment i was

10:39:30.180 born and i was just waiting to be buried am i going to die like that or am i going to die fighting 0.68

10:39:37.860 win or lose which way do you want to go down which way do you want to go down because they're coming for

10:39:44.660 you regardless like that sooner or later they're going to come for you and your family regardless of

10:39:50.820 what you do if you cower in your bedroom for the rest of your life they're still going to get you

10:39:56.980 eventually so why not go out fighting who cares if you win or lose just do it because that's the

10:40:04.580 better way to go out die a glorious death don't die whimpering in a corner when they take the last

10:40:13.940 piece of you that you've got left to give die a glorious death are you getting lots of stern vogel

10:40:21.700 here it took a comical turn there at the end but he's a hundred percent right in that the reason 0.99

10:40:29.940 black pilling makes no sense is because even if it was fucking true that it's hopeless and there's 0.88

10:40:36.500 nothing that can be done you should still fight because what else are you going to do 0.86

10:40:42.820 what else is there to do just lose like even if it is hopeless you still fight so that your very last

10:40:49.700 action can be at least be to spit in the face of the people who are doing what you know they are to us

10:40:55.460 and so black pilling never makes sense you've got to go out with a hard on i'm sorry guys this is 0.83

10:41:01.620 sexual but you have to go out you know with bigger you've got to you've got to you know like with the

10:41:08.100 spiritual potency as a man when you just give in if you're gonna die go out you know go out feeling

10:41:16.660 full of testosterone guys i mean come on well i think what happened back in like you know when we're all in

10:41:23.060 the medieval days and we're you know at war and we're you know knights and shining armors and

10:41:29.460 fighting each other and one's got a bigger arm than the other you still fight well this is something

10:41:36.260 that i was going to add to this as well which is there's a reason why these final last stands these

10:41:43.700 stories are the quintessential you know climactic moments in european history and it's something we all

10:41:50.900 appreciate whether it's thermopoly or the siege of vienna or charlemagne or insert whatever story

10:41:59.620 you'd like there's a reason why we lionize these stories of of final last stands or last charges or

10:42:07.060 desperate efforts and it's because it speaks to something very deep and um important to our nature which is

10:42:16.420 honor blood and honor yeah just just blood and honor exactly blood and honor and just remember

10:42:24.020 people if you're black pills just remember if you go out fighting in a thousand or three thousand years

10:42:31.940 time there'll be a movie about you and you'll have fantastic abs and hopefully they don't replace 0.98

10:42:37.860 you with a black person yeah yeah hopefully you're not played by denzel washington oh god oh god don't 0.99

10:42:46.580 black people really badly come on um hansen i see you there you you got the final final after final thought 1.00

10:42:58.260 yeah so this uh last point that was made by mr wells and ferryman is encapsulated in the 0.98

10:43:06.500 chorus of one of greg arcade songs on his album soundtrack to the collapse and it goes you gotta fight

10:43:13.940 against the dying of the light with all that you got inside you if you go down swinging you can say

10:43:22.020 that you did all you could do so if you're gonna go down go down swinging go down swinging amen amen um

10:43:33.140 um well steven and mrs steven thank you so much for your time and i'm glad like you know this is

10:43:41.060 again a connecting opportunity connecting you to frank um connecting you to steve hansen um ferryman of

10:43:48.420 course who's like you know a brother um from another mother with australia extra you know coming in

10:43:55.700 hot hot from ireland so um i just really want to thank the panelists uh for making this like a

10:44:02.180 really rich and powerful discussion um and you know my friends down there blondie lee i see you canadian

10:44:09.460 girl red um you know the deport reports been hanging all night thank you so much um for being with us i got

10:44:18.820 i got a total story of white power tonight and a story of courage resilience and tenacity

10:44:26.820 um and defiance oh the sweet the sweet sweet taste of defiance um and it and it's balanced with love

10:44:35.780 and faith so i definitely feel enriched in tonight posty like we knocked it out of the park this was

10:44:42.260 amazing we had these amazing sessions with the australians we're deeply connected um so thank you

10:44:49.700 everybody and admin if you're there you can shut us down you can shut us down but thanks everybody

10:44:56.100 thanks friends thank you steven thanks for having us bye see ya cheers cheers what an honor

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