Part two of Carl Rottle's breakdown of Judeo-Bolshevism in the first half of the 20th century. In this episode, we continue the story of the fall of the Soviet Union and the rise of communism.
00:04:00.560So, next oven side talk, we're going to continue one with the story of Judeo-Bolshevism.
00:04:11.060We're also going to try and bring it back to history because a lot of times I find that people's understanding of what happened between 1918 and 1921 to 23-ish is pretty poor.
00:04:32.160Because a lot of things happen in that period.
00:04:34.160We have the rise of Italian fascism, we have the founding of the NSDAP, and we have the creation of several governments who go on later to figure.
00:04:42.160For example, Admiral Horthy's Hungarian state was based upon 1919, but what they kind of don't talk about is why all these happened.
00:04:55.880And the reason they don't talk about it is because they want you to focus on other things.
00:04:59.740They want you to think about, you know, the occult, the occult origins of National Socialism, or they want you to believe it was all a Freemasonic conspiracy, or they want you to believe it was a Jewish plot to put, you know, to create this nationalist group.
00:05:16.100But the truth is, is that a lot of this stuff rises in direct contrast and direct opposition to what goes on in that period.
00:05:26.440And what goes on in that period is you have the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia in 1917.
00:05:30.340You have the February Revolution first, then you have the October Revolution later that year.
00:05:34.100And then you have an ongoing Russian civil war, till about, I think, 1921, 22-ish, memory says.
00:05:43.080But the point is, is that at this time, you've got, they are spreading Bolshevism, left, right and center.
00:05:48.960We've got numerous revolts, numerous risings, numerous short-lived Bolshevik Soviet states that arise in Europe during this time.
00:06:00.720Now, the way to kind of understand this is that, is the classic domino effect.
00:06:08.580If you remember the domino effect of, that triggered the, the domino theory that triggered the Vietnam War in part.
00:06:14.840The idea that if, if you knock one government down, then the other one can't get to communism, then other governments next to it then start falling into communism or become more likely to.
00:06:25.300So, this kind of comes from this period, because what happens is quite drastic.
00:06:31.740So, the first one we're going to go through is the first one that really crops up in the history books is the, what we call the Hungarian Soviet Republic of 1918 to 1919.
00:06:44.340Now, the thing about this is, it's kind of the Judeo-Bolshevik government par excellence.
00:06:52.780It is the one that confirms everything everyone thought about the Bolsheviks.
00:06:58.100Everyone thought the Bolsheviks were Jewish.
00:06:59.980And then you have the Hungarian Soviet Republic.
00:07:02.540And then everyone knows it's all without Jews.
00:07:05.300So, at the, so, we call the Hungarian Soviet Republic, alternatively, the 130, 133 days of Belakun, after the Jew, who was the primary architect of it.
00:07:20.440So, at the close of the First World War and the subsequent collapse of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, the Republican coalition government of Count Mihaili Karoli's Independence Party ascended to power on the 31st of October 1918.
00:07:34.680It was perhaps inevitable that, due to the revengeful pressure applied by the Allied powers and the newly radicalized population, that whatever happened in terms of new political movements would have a very strong Jewish component to them.
00:07:47.520That this was likely to derive from the political left was perhaps inevitable, as well as since Karoli's governing coalition contained three separate parties, his own Independence Party, the Social Democrats, and the Radicals, which governed via the medium of a, quote-unquote, National Council.
00:08:05.200All these parties were on the political left, and this is hardly surprising, given that Karoli held a favorable opinion of the February and October revolutions in Russia, in addition to being an avowed anti-militarist.
00:08:16.440Karoli's political naivete is no better demonstrated than by his belief that a Social Democrat and a Revolutionary Marxist were, in fact, the same thing, and thus neither were a threat to his political program for Hungary.
00:08:29.960Out of this firmament, the Hungarian Communist Party formed from the Radical and Social Democratic parties on the 24th of November 1918.
00:08:38.280Early on, this party became almost completely dominated by a Jewish Communist revolutionary named Bela Kuhn.
00:08:46.680Kuhn's success derived primarily from his previous role as a colleague of Lenin's, again, you have a link into the Bolshev Revolution, during the Russian Revolution in 1917,
00:08:56.440and his editorship of the fledgling Hungarian Communist Party's newspaper, Red News.
00:09:03.560Mobilizing the millions of Hungarian civilians displaced by war, as well as demobilized former soldiers in addition to the poor,
00:09:10.220by playing on the misery of these hungry, desperate people, Kuhn helped inspire widespread strikes from late December.
00:09:16.960And by 5th January, the means of production were largely in the hands of the Communists.
00:09:23.120Hungarian society was in almost complete anarchy at this point, with policemen being routinely shot in the street by both revolutionaries and criminals.
00:09:32.400Based with the situation, Karoli's government took the decision to arrest the Communist leaders on the 21st of February 1919,
00:09:40.720but they had built up a widespread network of sympathizers and fellow travelers at this point.
00:09:45.980They were able to lead the current Hungarian Communist Party with little to no obstacles from inside their prison cells.
00:09:52.660Hungary at this point was almost ungovernable.
00:09:55.780The final blow to Karoli's government came on 31st of March 1919,
00:09:58.820when the Communist and Social Democrats united emerged as one party,
00:10:02.960while the Western Allies also rebuffed Karoli's pleas for assistance in dealing with the Communist threat.
00:10:08.220Karoli then resigned his position and handed over the reins of government to the Revolutionary Governing Council,
00:10:14.220whose ostensible chairman was the Social Democrat, Sandor Gabay, who wasn't Jewish,
00:10:19.760while it was really ruled by the head of the People's Commissariat for Foreign Affairs, Bela Kuhn.
00:10:24.800Despite this veneer of unity, Kuhn quickly claimed and was granted dictatorial powers by Gabay.
00:10:31.620Kuhn then immediately took sudden and rather drastic measures to recreate Lenin's policies in Russia.
00:10:37.120Molyneux helpfully summarizes these and their effects as follows.
00:10:44.000The Hungarian Soviet Republic's revolutionary governors took countless measures.
00:10:48.780Enterprises, banks, insurance companies, wholesale trade and apartment blocks were nationalized.
00:10:53.980Social decrees were passed in favor of women and children.
00:10:57.000The press, cultural activity and liberal professions were subject to government control.
00:11:01.680Hardship, rationing and inflation soon followed.
00:11:04.000The Hungarian crown, once on par with the Swiss franc, fell by 90%.
00:11:08.320Blue banknotes, good ones, were replaced by white notes issued by Budapest, mistrusted by all.
00:11:15.500The gravest mistake was to allocate lands confiscated from larger landowners to cooperatives,
00:11:20.140rather than to the expectant peasants and agricultural workers.
00:11:22.620Not only did Kuhn do this, but he also introduced a raft of, quite frankly, farcical policies.
00:11:30.700Like the most famous of these would be the nationalization of all indoor public toilets as public toilets.
00:11:36.640So indoor toilets as public toilets on certain days of the week, notably Sunday.
00:11:41.260So that means, in practice, that if you felt the need to go to the toilet and you're in the street and you're outside a rich house,
00:11:50.700or any house for that matter, you just walk up the stairs, knock on the door,
00:11:54.180and they have to let you in and use their toilet because they've been nationalized.
00:11:58.480It's a rather bizarre thing, but there we go.
04:39:47.160yeah missy while missus was talking it kind of reminded me of my friend
04:39:50.500who did that hawaiian save dice thing so what happened was
04:39:53.980long term he was making great money crazy money
04:39:58.420um and the lawyer that he hired wrote in the contract he finagled it to where the lawyer stole the trademark
04:40:08.900and all rights to what he had and then started another shop in san diego
04:40:14.900it was some asian lawyer so um you know just going off of people that you trust your accountant can just like uh many people have figured out
04:40:27.620accountant can steal a whole lot and a lawyer can steal everything
05:06:46.360My family are Afrikaners who lived in South Africa in the Transvaal.
05:06:51.720And in the 1940s, they moved to Rhodesia.
05:06:56.300And I was born in Rhodesia in the 1960s.
05:07:00.540And I grew up there during the Bush War.
05:07:03.880And then when Rhodesia went down, our family moved to South Africa.
05:07:09.900And in terms of my political activism, I was a quiet bloke until the blacks started going after the whites in Zimbabwe.
05:07:19.360That's when I kind of lost my shit and I was no longer silent.
05:07:26.000So you say that, you know, being exposed to black behavior is what greatly influenced you to become interested in politics?
05:07:34.800Or did you have inclination towards that prior to, you know, first-hand experience?
05:07:43.920Well, actually, I never, ever had any interest in politics, never had any interest in politics, never had any interest in going out and talking to people in public or discussing any kind of politics.
05:08:00.000But the events that took place in Rhodesia and South Africa were the events that changed me because I began to realize that people really have no idea what's going on.
05:08:24.720And at the end of the day, people don't know what's going on.
05:08:28.440They don't realize the importance of certain things.
05:08:31.860And at the end of the day, we are losing, whites everywhere are losing like crazy.
05:08:38.460We're losing like lunatics because we are not taking care of politics.
05:08:43.160And if you don't focus on politics, politics is more important than anything else, I must tell you.
05:08:50.540Politics and culture and how you function as a group is very important.
05:08:57.080To give you a little bit of background, in terms of my family, half of my mother's family moved to Rhodesia and the other half of the family lived in South Africa.
05:10:53.840But everybody in South Africa only looked at life as being about business, business, business opportunities, earning more money, getting bigger salaries.
05:11:04.920Whereas in Rhodesia, you know, we realized that, you know, politics can lead to warfare.
05:11:49.580You know, especially what stands out for me is the fact that in what you say, there is a message of hope in it.
05:11:57.240Since a lot of us, you know, like you rightfully say, even to this day, are very business orientated and focused on making more money as a way of self-preservation rather than focusing on building a community to safeguard us instead of, you know, this individual aspiration in which we just try to buy our way through life.
05:12:22.820But the fact that you say that the biggest awakening moment for you was encountering blacks, and that gives me hope because that means that a lot of – there's still a lot of untapped potential within our collective.
05:12:41.180As white people, as white people, the more wryly blacks get, the more it creates a foundation for us to have people join our fray that have got good potential and that can add value to our movement.
05:12:58.580So, yeah, that's definitely very interesting and good to know, and it gives us hope for the future, right?
05:13:06.280So, given that, right, you say, when you encountered the violence of the blacks, it forced you to become political, and like you say, politics is the most important thing in life.
05:13:20.840I mean, one of my favorite quotes is by Karl von Klausowicz, the Prussian general, which said, war is the natural continuation of politics through other means.
05:13:32.360So, you know, in essence, everything we do is and revolves around politics.
05:13:39.900But what is it that specifically brought your attention to the Jewish question and to the influence that Jews are, to notice, you know, the overwhelming power that these people – and influence that these people have in our politics down here in Africa, you know, where you would not suspect it?
05:14:02.360Yeah, that is a very interesting question because never in my life did I even imagine that Jews could be an issue.
05:14:12.160How I awoke to the Jewish issue had to do with my website, African Crisis.
05:14:19.140So, when I saw the whites in Zimbabwe being attacked and destroyed, that is what got me on – that's what got me to writing my book, Government by Deception, which was basically my warning to whites in South Africa that we need to make a plan because this future under black rule is going to be crazy.
05:14:41.780It's lunacy, it's lunacy to live like this.
05:14:44.440And then the other thing was I created a website, African Crisis, and I started telling people the things that had happened in the past in Southern Africa.
05:14:54.240And it was while I was running that website, I had lots of Americans, lots of people from all over, but especially Americans, coming to my website, and I made lots of American friends.
05:15:06.720And then I started getting people, especially Americans, coming to me and saying to me, you know, there's this Jewish thing.
05:15:15.300And then they'd come up with things from the Bible.
05:15:18.800And I was spiritual, but I never was Christian.
05:15:24.220I was spiritual, I was spiritual, and I believed in spiritual things and life after death and all that kind of stuff.
05:15:30.620But I wasn't a Christian that – I wasn't a Christian, and I didn't read the Bible, really.
05:15:36.960And so I'd say to these people, you know, these biblical things don't really mean much to me.
05:15:42.560You know, so what about what's written about the Jews and the Bible?
05:15:47.600And I had another American friend, a guy that I knew very well, who was like my first American friend.
05:15:53.660And he and I were almost like brothers for years.
05:15:57.000We used to write to each other every day, used to write emails, and we used to talk about politics and stuff.
05:16:03.360He was one of the few Americans who understood the situation of whites in Africa.
05:17:43.100And he and I would argue continuously over liberalism versus conservatism, because back then I was a conservative, soft conservative, you see.
05:17:52.300But then I went to America in 2010, and I bought a whole bunch of books at a huge bookstore in Oregon.
05:18:05.840And one of the books that I got hold of was a book called The Birth of the Nazis.
05:18:10.460And it was a book that was written by a British historian.
05:18:15.920And I looked at this thing, and I thought to myself, you know, I've been wondering about Hitler and how they came to power.
05:18:49.680But anyway, so I was reading this book and talking to my Jewish pal and so forth.
05:18:55.000And as I went through the chapters, there came a time where, as I was getting deeper into the book, one day something hit me.
05:19:04.760And, you know, Jeff Nyquist had said to me that for some people, for some people waking up to the Jewish issue is something like a religious experience.
05:19:17.260Well, I've got to tell you, I had a religious experience, and it worked like this.
05:19:22.080I was reading this book, and when I was going through the book, one day as I was going through a chapter, I saw yet another name of a communist, a Marxist in Germany.
05:19:33.180And then it struck me, you know, this name that I'm seeing here, this name is obviously Jewish.
05:19:41.540And then I thought to myself, but hold on, wasn't the other name that I also saw Jewish?
05:19:47.640And I went back a few pages and checked, yes, that was Jewish, and that was Jewish, and that was Jewish, and that was Jewish.
05:19:53.520And then suddenly it hit me, and I realized that nine out of ten of these flipping communist revolutionary bastards in Germany were Jews.
05:20:06.820And when that hit me, then I thought, oh, my goodness, Hitler had said that communism is Jewish.
05:20:16.600Well, that was the beginning of my wake-up, and I did a video about how I got rid of my Jewish friend.
05:20:23.700I called it the Christmas, I kicked the Jews out.
05:20:26.100But once I could see in a historical story the role of Jews as troublemakers, revolutionaries, people causing huge amounts of trouble in a country, in history, that blew my mind.
05:20:48.760And from there onwards, then I started really looking around at Jews, and that got me going.
05:20:56.720The next thing I looked at was the Holocaust.
05:20:59.060I thought to myself, people said to me, oh, the Holocaust, you know, it's not real.
05:22:25.380So, do you think that National Socialism is something that all white peoples can aspire to or can get behind?
05:22:32.460I see National Socialism as the only line of thinking that has any future for whites going forward.
05:22:47.260If you really want to do things properly, you're going to have to do something along the lines of National Socialism.
05:22:55.060National Socialism solves so many problems.
05:22:58.760And if you – you see, among the things that Hitler points out, for example, Hitler points out that a country – here we are talking about business, okay?
05:23:08.600Now, Hitler points out, for example, that a country never came into existence purely for the purpose of business.
05:23:18.460A country – a nation state is created in order to protect people.
05:23:24.580That is the only real time that a nation state comes into existence.
05:23:30.100And Hitler pointed that out, and he's basically saying that you can't just have a country – all modern countries are literally like a shopping mall.
05:23:45.000South Africa and America are like shopping malls.
05:23:48.180The country exists only for the purpose of business.
05:24:10.860Sorry, yeah, that's very interesting, Jan.
05:24:12.680It almost sounds like what you're saying is that ideology should be created to protect the people.
05:24:21.500And the people shouldn't be fighting for ideology, but rather ideology should be fighting for people or for the people.
05:24:29.760Given that fact or that line of thinking, something that we hear quite often here in South Africa is that a lot of dissidents sometimes consider that we need to
05:24:43.200include the coloreds and the Indians into our awakening process and form an alliance with them.
05:24:54.080Do you think that we need to share our country with blacks or non-whites that share the same values?
05:25:01.780Or do you think that national socialism should be exclusively for white people?
05:25:07.120Now you enter a very fascinating thing.
05:25:11.720You're entering into the liberal line of thinking.
05:25:14.320When I was very, very young, when I was in my 20s and I was still shell-shocked from Rhodesia,
05:25:20.340I used to sit in – I was surrounded by liberals in Johannesburg and I myself used to think like that.
05:25:26.860But as time went by and I actually studied history and I actually had time to think and observe things,
05:25:33.380I came to the conclusion, firstly, that the notion that white people need other people
05:25:42.340and that whites are incapable of defending themselves, I came to believe that this is rubbish
05:25:49.040and that any kind of liberal thinking, any kind of liberal thinking is just weak thinking.
05:25:56.020You see, liberal thinking is based on the notion that we need other people.
05:26:03.340But in actual fact, the way that – it also – it depends on how you approach this thing.
05:26:09.160You've got to understand how Hitler also saw history.
05:26:12.380And Hitler also makes the point that you need to be able to fight for your country and for your people.
08:00:36.620This, this idea of self-governance is, is, um, is secured through merit and competence.
08:00:46.280That, that there is a, uh, a means, uh, test to exact in order to, uh, produce, uh, the, the, uh, qualifications of better men.
08:01:02.160And I think that's, that's what a lot of people get offended at, I think, as opposed to being realistic about what self-governance is.
08:01:09.900Everybody wants to be one of the better men, right?
08:01:12.540And it's really just, you're a five-year-old who wants to eat cake, uh, for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
08:01:19.120That's, and, and you're like, oh, it's self-governance.
08:01:21.740It's like, no, no, you don't qualify because you, you were given the opportunity and you just eat cake, uh, and, and you're a fat, uh, you know, uh, useless person now.
08:01:32.600So self-governance, I, I, I lean more on aristocracy and I think that, uh, is somewhat aligned with the original intent of the U.S. Constitution that better men were secured to govern the rest of the people.
08:01:49.840And that's been lost along the way, uh, I, I, I wouldn't see, and, and, and I'm totally fine with whatever conflict might be necessary in order to restore, uh, governance by better men.
08:02:05.860Um, the, those who are, are not qualified to govern others, uh, are not a, a, uh, a big obstacle, uh, in terms of political power.
08:02:21.620Um, you know, this, this is, you know, organizing the network of better men is, uh, is, and I think we can see it's a powerful move.
08:02:35.340Um, and with that, there's nothing these other people can do to stop what we, what we intend, uh, and they can cry about it, uh, and that just makes them even more pathetic to me.
08:02:46.680Um, but you, you know, you, people who can't fall in line behind better men, uh, have no business, uh, even having a say, uh, they'll, they'll be mailed a fake ballot just like grandma gets, uh, so that they can feel like they continue to participate.
08:03:04.400In, uh, in, uh, some structure, uh, where they can once every four years, uh, voice their, their concerns that nobody listens to.
08:03:14.160Uh, you know, it's just about, it really is about power and, and authority and that's, that I'm willing to give to better men who can.
08:03:24.520And, you know, and for me, that would be saying, um, that, um, you know, I'm pro white and, and I'm, I'm good.