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00:00:00.000 Thank you.

00:00:30.000 Thank you.

00:01:00.000 Good morning, Carl.

00:01:06.400 Good morning, everyone.

00:01:10.780 How was your Thanksgiving?

00:01:13.500 Oh, my Thanksgiving was about eight months ago, but it was still great.

00:01:18.060 I forget.

00:01:22.580 It's totally fine. Independence Day was great. It was great. I didn't do anything special really on Independence Day, but yesterday I went out kayaking with the boys, got a nice sunburn on my legs.

00:01:38.560 I got a fisherman sunburn, but it was awesome.

00:01:42.340 You and your cats as well.

00:01:48.380 Yeah, my cat's saying hi to you, Carl.

00:01:50.860 Oh, yeah.

00:01:51.840 Yeah, you hear him?

00:01:53.080 Yeah.

00:01:54.960 Mine would be doing the same if I allowed them in my office.

00:01:58.300 He's a talker. He's a talker. Once I get talking, he's like, I want to talk, too. He always has to be a part of the conversation.

00:02:09.760 Yeah, that's kind of just how it is, isn't it?

00:02:12.160 He's actually the one that got me Jew-pilled. 0.99

00:02:15.800 Really?

00:02:16.820 Yeah, he tells me all the time. It's the Jews. 1.00

00:02:21.380 Oh, dear. I'd love to hear a cat say that.

00:02:28.800 Oh, dear.

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00:02:58.400 Follow Carl Roddle.

00:03:00.600 He is the biggest brain in the bunch.

00:03:02.580 I'm not even going to say follow me, but follow Carl. 0.93

00:03:05.900 He's white power. 0.86

00:03:06.700 I'm not the biggest brain in the bunch, but I guess I'm more intelligent than not, but most people would say. 0.80

00:03:15.820 I have to recycle. Can't hear anyone. Sorry.

00:03:22.640 Acceptable being acceptable.

00:03:27.500 Oh, dear.

00:03:29.040 I'll give him a minute or two to join, and then we'll start with today's chat.

00:03:35.520 Let's do it.

00:03:37.500 Good morning, white power, guys. 0.94

00:03:42.480 Good morning, Ricky.

00:03:43.720 How are you doing, bud?

00:03:46.020 Doing good, man.

00:03:47.480 Driving across country.

00:03:49.220 Just doing my thing.

00:03:51.060 Getting out flyers and enjoying myself.

00:03:55.300 I've had a good hour.

00:03:57.080 Once of July, I got together with a schooled French paid club.

00:04:02.500 It was a good time.

00:04:03.680 Oh, it looks like it's going to be an interesting summer now.

00:04:09.900 It's not going to look like there was anything that's going to go on.

00:04:12.360 I was kind of bummed out, but it looks like things are going to happen.

00:04:17.600 Very excited.

00:04:18.320 Let's go.

00:04:20.920 How many do we got?

00:04:30.120 Let's just see.

00:04:31.440 Fourth.

00:04:33.700 Did you do anything special for the fourth?

00:04:39.720 Do you go see fireworks with the fam, or is the little one too tiny for fireworks at the moment?

00:04:47.180 You talking to me?

00:04:48.920 Yeah.

00:04:49.320 Oh, no.

00:04:52.040 We didn't do anything in particular.

00:04:53.560 We ended up just being at home and just doing the classic thing that we do, which is we sit at home.

00:04:59.540 We just have a barbecue thing, and we have some people around we know, and we all have the same politics.

00:05:08.360 So it works really, really well.

00:05:09.840 And we just do, like, a small thing, because my wife doesn't want me taunting Americans, because...

00:05:17.260 Yeah, I was going to say, Carl, if you didn't at least have a barbecue, we're deporting you.

00:05:23.060 Yeah, she's always faking, I mean, not taunting Americans and reminding them that the Fourth of July was, say, that the U.S. War of Independence was a complete sideshow for the British Empire.

00:05:36.080 Don't tease us Americans, Carl.

00:05:42.080 Oh, I don't that much.

00:05:46.340 Is it okay to tease Canadians? 1.00

00:05:49.060 Oh, God, yeah.

00:05:50.600 Oh, well, then I have a treat for you guys coming up.

00:05:53.720 What, Day of the Rake?

00:05:57.080 No, Day of the Stefan Molyneux Accidental Doorstepping.

00:06:01.660 Why, he got doorstepped.

00:06:02.620 Well, I accidentally did a gotcha on him.

00:06:07.560 It wasn't my plan at all, but I just sort of optimistically clicked request last night on a space he was doing, a video stream.

00:06:15.180 And he accepted me and, you know, took my question.

00:06:17.280 Or at least he began to.

00:06:19.400 But with your permission, host, I'll pop up in a brief summary of what occurred in the Jumbotron.

00:06:26.320 Check, that's okay.

00:06:27.280 So, well, so in that case, yeah, I asked him, I began to say that I would assume it would be very difficult or impossible to put much distance between him and Jared Taylor with respect to socioeconomic arrangements regarding race.

00:06:41.880 And I got as far as saying that when he sort of hopped in and obviously panicked and began fumbling with the UI to drop me like a hot potato and began sort of disavowing.

00:06:52.140 And there was a mixture of pretending not to know Jared positions, Jared Taylor's position on race, while at the same time distancing himself from it.

00:06:59.500 And it was absolutely very unimpressive anyway, to say the least.

00:07:04.100 And I went to bed and, you know, tweeted that.

00:07:06.860 And I woke up this morning, it's had 2,000 likes and 141 retweets and 130 replies. 0.97

00:07:13.280 So apparently this pushed some people's buttons and people now feel as though Molyneux has been exposed as a useless cuck on race. 0.95

00:07:20.160 Seems to be the take. 0.99

00:07:21.640 I think he's always been a useless cuck on a lot of different things, but that's just him. 0.96

00:07:26.580 Well, you know, ironically, my one strong association with him is this video he made years ago on the association between race and crime, shortly before he was banned from YouTube. 0.97

00:07:37.240 Don't be surprised, it just is what it is.

00:07:40.500 But it's like these people are, you know, Europe is being destroyed.

00:07:50.200 Oops, I'm sorry, that's my window. Sound service is just cutting out.

00:07:52.580 Yeah, I'm sorry. Europe is being destroyed.

00:07:55.200 And these people who were formerly at least somewhat useful on race are now taking steps backwards and are just, you know, oh, that's not our concern.

00:08:04.760 My God.

00:08:05.640 Well, this is where Hitler tells you basically that these people will always do this. 0.89

00:08:10.660 They will always get to the edge and then they'll be like, no, no, no, no, no.

00:08:13.880 It's got too many implications, don't like this, bye.

00:08:15.740 That seems to be accurate.

00:08:19.500 Yeah, I mean, that's how they've always been.

00:08:22.860 Right.

00:08:24.060 I'm probably going to start and unless, because we're not really, it's not really, it's not really meant to be a interactive at this point, but there you go.

00:08:34.960 Oh, I don't want to throw a spanner in the works.

00:08:36.560 So over to you, Carl, I'll shut my cake hole now.

00:08:38.300 So Nanya and Ricky, we're going to, I'm just going to start my, my long thing.

00:08:45.480 But if you want to talk at the end of that, you're more than happy.

00:08:48.720 You're more than, you're more than welcome to do so.

00:08:54.300 Let me see.

00:08:55.620 Something else apparently.

00:08:56.600 Yes.

00:08:57.920 Okay.

00:08:58.840 Okay.

00:08:59.940 Yeah.

00:09:00.340 What I'll do is I'll just explain the format for people who may be participating for the first time.

00:09:06.140 Carl likes to give, um, small little lectures with us here and up inside chats.

00:09:12.020 And then what he'll do periodically as he's giving his lecture, he'll stop for questions.

00:09:18.140 So in his presentation, just do us a favor, be patient.

00:09:22.020 If you do have a question as we're going along and trekking along, just raise your hand.

00:09:28.160 And afterwards, once Carl has a pause, we'll get to your question.

00:09:32.740 But, uh, please be patient, get your notepads ready, write your questions down, and it's

00:09:38.920 going to be another great and informative show with Carl.

00:09:42.640 Always a treat.

00:09:43.680 Thank you, Carl.

00:09:45.360 No problem.

00:09:46.880 So, right.

00:09:49.520 Today's oven side chat is on the Roman empire.

00:09:53.300 Now, a lot of you have heard of the Roman empire, you know a bit about it, you know your

00:09:58.900 Julius Caesar, you know, you know, bits and bobs, you know, Christianity overtook it, you 1.00

00:10:04.660 know, about, you possibly know about Constantine or Justinian, maybe even Trajan and Hadrian.

00:10:10.940 But what you probably don't know is that there's, is that the Roman empire is really when we

00:10:16.580 start to see modern antisemitism.

00:10:19.060 It does predate it to a degree, but it's really where it begins to come about.

00:10:25.900 The reason for it is something that people find hard to understand.

00:10:30.920 And there's a whole literature trying to say that it wasn't antisemitism really.

00:10:35.660 It was anti, it was anti something else.

00:10:37.520 It was anti something else.

00:10:38.760 So anti Jewish weird practices or anti Judaism or something on those lines.

00:10:43.740 But in truth, it's very much antisemitism as we would understand it.

00:10:48.840 Now, to kind of take you back here, I'm going to focus really on the first 100 to 200 years

00:10:57.080 of Rome, if not 200 to 300, taking you back to the years, the Roman Republic.

00:11:05.440 So this is the years of the Roman Republic, not the empire.

00:11:10.300 This is this is before we get the emperors.

00:11:12.440 This is before we get the first emperor who was Augustus, A.A. Octavian.

00:11:18.340 Now, our first source on this is Valerius Maximus.

00:11:22.020 He's probably one of the least known classical Roman writers, in part because his only excellent

00:11:26.520 work, memorable deeds and sayings is merely a collection of excerpts called from the work

00:11:30.820 of other writers, that said, in his day, Maximus was a significant literary figure, although

00:11:36.300 we don't know of any other work by him, as he was part of a literary circle that included

00:11:39.980 such people as Ovid, who you may know, he's, he may know from his name, but basically, basically

00:11:47.980 his love poems would be the best way to describe it.

00:11:50.600 And he appears to have been had some connection to via patronage to the Julio-Claudian imperial

00:11:55.760 dynasty, specifically the emperor Tiberius.

00:11:57.920 Even though Maximus isn't well known, his work is invaluable for historians, and this

00:12:04.240 is particularly so in relation to the issue of Jews in the city of Rome.

00:12:07.380 The reason for this is quite simply that Maximus tells us that the Jews were expelled from Rome

00:12:11.900 in 139 BC.

00:12:13.800 To give you some idea, that's a long time before Julius Caesar.

00:12:17.640 That's, I don't know, maybe a hundred years before Caesar, something of that order.

00:12:22.440 The passages concerned, which are only Maximus, is only mentioned in Jews, are as follows.

00:12:26.880 The story is recorded by Julius Paris.

00:12:30.260 During the consulship of Marcus Popilius Linnaeus and Gnaeus Calpurnius, the praetor for foreigners,

00:12:36.200 Gnaeus Cornelius Hippas Pianus, issued the edict concerning the Chaldeans to leave the city

00:12:41.860 in Italy within 10 days. 0.88

00:12:43.740 The praetor felt that they had deceived frivolous and silly people with a dishonest interpretation 0.94

00:12:48.200 of the stars and cultivated a money-making air obscurity with their lies. 0.97

00:12:51.660 The Jews had tried to corrupt Roman values with their cult of Gepidus, so the praetor 1.00

00:12:58.380 forced them to go back to their home.

00:13:00.880 Story as recorded by Nepotianus.

00:13:04.900 Cornelius Hispanus expelled the Chaldeans from the city and ordered them to leave Italy within 0.94

00:13:09.140 10 days to prevent them making money out of their foreign science.

00:13:12.540 The Jews had tried to pass their religion to the Romans, so Hispanus expelled them from

00:13:17.520 the city and demolished their private offices in all public places.

00:13:21.120 Now, the interpretation of this is fairly straightforward, in that we can see that Cornelius

00:13:25.880 Hispanus sought to purge the city of Rome of non-Romans, who were then causing harm to 1.00

00:13:30.380 Roman citizens while attempting to be cheating them out of their money or trying to corrupt 1.00

00:13:33.140 them by luring them into anti-Roman religious cults.

00:13:36.480 Now, the Chaldeans, for those who don't know, equals Mesopotamians, and they are held to be

00:13:40.940 the proverbial scissors with a particular focus on the divination of the future, used by

00:13:45.360 use of the Zodiac, and to be using the idea that their predictions are prophetic in order

00:13:50.280 to make money from the Roman people.

00:13:51.880 The Jews, on the other hand, are held to be trying to, in Maximus's words, pass their

00:13:56.320 religion on to the Romans in the form of the cult of Jupiter's Habasius. 0.78

00:14:01.020 Now, at this point, you might be well scratching your head and wondering how this should be

00:14:05.080 understood, but we can very quickly shed light on the meaning by pointing out that

00:14:09.080 like this light-leared explanation is that Maximus is confusing Yahweh, who is primarily

00:14:13.820 worshipped on the Sabbath, with the eastern variant of the cult of Dionysus, i.e. the

00:14:17.860 cult of Sabasius, which is often done by early Roman writers.

00:14:22.680 So the passage from Maximus should actually read, the Jews had tried to corrupt Roman values 1.00

00:14:26.940 with their cult of Yahweh, so the praetor forced them to go back to their home.

00:14:31.840 Now, that makes a heck of a lot more sense, doesn't it?

00:14:33.980 In essence, the Jews were in Rome, proselytizing among the Roman people in the name of Yahweh, 0.99

00:14:40.700 and probably on the basis that the worship of Yahweh was but another mystery religion.

00:14:45.340 What is interesting about this is very simply that Simon Maccabee's envoys had arrived in

00:14:49.580 Rome some years, three years before this, in 142 BC.

00:14:53.240 This is unlikely to be a coincidence, given that the emissaries of a Jewish zealot arrive 0.98

00:14:59.040 in Rome, and three years later, Rome promptly throws out all the Chaldeans and the Jews for

00:15:03.560 duping the locals on the one hand, and proselytizing on the other.

00:15:07.440 Regardless of whether this was a Roman public relations move to blame foreigners, as Gruen

00:15:11.520 has argued, what is difficult to cogently explain is difficult to cogently explain why this

00:15:16.300 is historical coincidence.

00:15:17.500 The solution to this conundrum is actually fairly simple, insofar as Gruen and Feldman

00:15:22.760 assume that the Chaldeans and the Jews are two different groups of people, because the

00:15:26.860 Maximus suggests there were.

00:15:28.340 However, as Gruen tells us, the Seleucid monarch Antiochus III had resettled a large community

00:15:33.820 of Jews from Mesopotamia and Babylonia, i.e. the descendants of the Babylonian captivity,

00:15:39.920 between 188-191 BC to Phrygia, which is now in western central Turkey.

00:15:47.500 This is likely to be the main origin of the community of Jews in Rome, as those of Antiochus

00:15:53.680 III had settled where it intended to be troops in his army, and some would have been taken

00:15:57.820 in prison and been transported back to Rome as slaves in the myriad of freeway wars between

00:16:03.120 the local client kings, Rome, and the Seleucid Empire.

00:16:05.940 On the other hand, when you get asked the question, which Gruen notably does not, of how the Mesopotamians

00:16:13.240 and Babylonians also came up, came to be in Rome at this time, as well as why these two

00:16:18.140 groups, why not other groups, such as the Syrians, who are more numerous in the Seleucid armies

00:16:22.800 and had their own religious traditions?

00:16:24.440 In short, why the Mesopotamians, Babylonians, and the Jews? 0.99

00:16:28.840 Well, we know the lack of this group origin for the Jews concerned would be for Mesopotamian

00:16:35.260 Babylonia, because they were transferred to Phrygia.

00:16:38.440 So then why do we separate groups?

00:16:40.680 Maximus, as the Roman authorities at the time, wouldn't have been able to distinguish between

00:16:45.680 the Jews who took their national religion very seriously, identifying as Jews, and those

00:16:49.660 Jews who preferred more secular lives, identifying as Babylonians and Mesopotamians?

00:16:54.940 Is it then not more likely that instead of the two groups, one Jewish and one not, from

00:16:58.720 Mesopotamia and Babylonia, that we have in fact have one, and those labeled the Jews by

00:17:03.220 an axiom are with a highly religious element, while the ones labeled as Chaldeans were the

00:17:08.000 secular element?

00:17:10.140 This is further suggested by the fact that the Chaldeans were not expelled for trying to

00:17:14.060 convert Romans to their religious ways, while the Jews were. 0.99

00:17:16.420 This would be odd precisely because Babylonia and Mesopotamia had a very strong religious

00:17:20.540 tradition.

00:17:21.540 Identity, as well as the fact that their own belief system, from what we know of it, was

00:17:25.880 based, like most, on confession of faith, as opposed to ancestral caste, like Judaism.

00:17:31.440 So it would have been an ideal candidate for spreading a foreign faith among the Roman people.

00:17:36.200 In essence, we have to ask ourselves why the Chaldeans were expelled for secular crimes and the 1.00

00:17:40.980 Jews were expelled for religious crimes.

00:17:42.420 The simple answer is that there were two groups of Jews, one more secular, which was

00:17:46.800 self-described as Babylonian and Mesopotamians, and one that was self-described as Jews based

00:17:51.180 on their religious tradition.

00:17:53.800 This is further pointed out by the entry of the ambassadors of Simon of Maccabee in 142 BC,

00:17:59.180 as the presence of these envoys of a revived and fanatical Jewishness may have acted as a catalyst

00:18:05.920 for a substantial split in the Jewish community between those who embraces new identity, i.e.

00:18:10.300 the Jews of Maximus, and those who embraces traditional identity of their captivity, i.e.

00:18:14.300 the Chaldeans of Maximus.

00:18:16.980 This would then have caused an increasingly vicious split between the two groups of Jews, 0.58

00:18:20.880 leading to the increased visibility of what both groups were up to in the streets of Rome,

00:18:25.240 one conning the Romans with false divination and the other trying to con the Romans into being

00:18:28.800 initiates of the cult of Yahweh, or God-fearers, as God-fearers as we call them, bearing in

00:18:34.740 mind that Jewishness and Judaism is then and now is equated with being descended from the

00:18:38.120 Israelites. 0.50

00:18:39.120 God-fearers would be what we would call Noahites, as the concept before Noahites and where Noahites

00:18:43.640 comes from.

00:18:44.640 So the Roman prayer is simply responsible for overseeing this increasingly problematic group. 0.99

00:18:49.920 Hispanists then simply decided to be rid of the community, rid of the problem the community 1.00

00:18:54.980 represented, and expelled them from the city.

00:18:57.180 That the Jews found their way back in and had a flourishing community some 80 years later

00:19:01.000 does not distract from this, but rather should be seen as a typical cycle of expulsion and

00:19:05.400 then of soft some years have elapsed through admittance of the Jews that are supposed to 0.97

00:19:09.060 be found in the ancient and medieval early modern worlds.

00:19:12.060 However, there is another angle that we need to look at this expulsion from in relation to

00:19:18.940 the subversion of our own religion by the Jews, in that we know that Hellenized Jews had 1.00

00:19:23.120 a big hand in writing what we call the syllabine oracles, particularly the third book, which

00:19:28.400 were composed between 140 and 160 BC, i.e. literally just before this expulsion happens,

00:19:34.340 which declared that Rome would be enslaved by an Asian power, aka Jews, which ruled all the 0.96

00:19:39.940 Asian peoples.

00:19:40.940 Jewish view this power would have been Judea and according with Yahweh's gift to the Jews of their 0.98

00:19:47.260 chosen satyrs.

00:19:48.220 Now, as Feldman notes, Hellenized Jews, which again we're talking about the Chaldeans, had long been

00:19:55.740 trying to convert Romans to the worship of Yahweh, which was the, which is the, which kind of the,

00:20:02.060 if you've ever seen it,

00:20:02.940 the letter of Aristeas is but the best known example of this particular part of literature.

00:20:08.940 We need to recognize that both these independent facts suggest Roman religious activity in,

00:20:13.820 so the Jewish religious activity in Rome was not nearly as benign or harmless as commonly believed,

00:20:19.820 because we know of Jewish communities across the Mediterranean taking part in conspiracies to kill

00:20:23.900 Romans in 88 BC, for example.

00:20:26.460 But we also know that the Jews were faking religious prophecy to cause panic among the Romans, parts of the 0.71

00:20:31.660 the Bine oracles, and that the less religious Jews, the Hellenizers as opposed to the Zealots, 0.62

00:20:36.220 were also engaging in anti-Roman activity in addition to their fundamentalist kin.

00:20:40.620 This suggests, when combined with the unique coincidence of Jews faking religious prophecy 1.00

00:20:44.460 explicitly for Roman consumption in the years before the expulsion and the so-called Chaldeans

00:20:48.860 doing more or less the same thing but for profit, suggests that the expulsion of the Jews from

00:20:53.900 Rome 139 BC was a preventative measure taken by Hispanus in order to remove the threat of the Jews, 1.00

00:21:00.060 divided into two squabbling factions from the city.

00:21:03.660 It also provides suggestive evidence of why the Jews were able to conspire and revolt across the

00:21:07.500 eastern Mediterranean at least three times in the course of three centuries that followed,

00:21:11.980 insofar as the key issue was control. The Jewish community needed to be closely controlled by 1.00

00:21:16.140 religious leaders, which was the case in the latter Jewish revolts, but was not likely not the case

00:21:21.100 in Rome 169 BC, as the two factions, the secular Jews and the religious Jews, were up openly

00:21:27.260 squabbling leading to the unearthing of their activities before they were powerful enough

00:21:31.260 in a powerful position to attack the city of Rome from within. Now that gives you a start to 139 BC

00:21:39.260 and that sort of happens, that goes all the way back to the heyday of the Roman Republic,

00:21:44.300 that you've got Jews, they are faking religious prophecies with the truth to the third book of the 1.00

00:21:48.460 syllabus, the Sibylline Oracles, and they are trying to undermine Roman religion. 0.66

00:21:54.860 Now we know a lot more about this because we know that the Roman god, the Greek god Dionysus,

00:22:00.780 and his rough Roman equivalent called Pater Liba, they are because, so Dionysus is

00:22:09.500 only figures once in Homer and then he's labelled a cowardly god, but also that August poet.

00:22:16.140 It doesn't help that throughout classical sources Dionysus, as well as Pater Liba, are regarded of

00:22:23.340 patrons of effeminacy and immoral morality. It also isn't helpful that Dionysus was considered,

00:22:28.300 as Pater Liba was after him, notably by Plutarch and Tacitus, to be an inherent and subversive deity who

00:22:33.900 always tried to break the defined boundaries of the community, inspired the killing of kin, and broke down

00:22:38.620 sexual boundaries between the sexes as well as between species. Yet Dionysus was also a devoutly heterosexual

00:22:46.060 Greek god, who saved his followers before they died, and who was the patron of most, if not all,

00:22:51.020 of what was truly enjoyable in the Greek world. This meant that the cult of Dionysus had a strong

00:22:55.660 and universal appeal, much like the cult of Pater Liba was to have in ancient Rome, in the form of the

00:23:00.540 famous thing called, the famous festival called the Bacchinalia, aka the festival of Bacchus,

00:23:07.340 or the festival of Pater Liba, depending on how you want to view it.

00:23:10.380 We should further note that, like Jesus, Dionysus was stretched out in a tree to die in some of the

00:23:16.940 stories that tell of him. This has led to him at least one suggestion that I know of, which argues

00:23:21.660 that Jesus was in fact the corruption of the Greek cult of Dionysus, and was then transmogrified into

00:23:26.380 the cult of Pater Liba, through the cult of Pater Liba, into the figure of Jesus. This resemblance is

00:23:32.460 however probably more coincidental than anything else, especially if one is taken to this,

00:23:36.780 especially if one is taking this to its logical conclusion, then it would argue that the creation

00:23:42.140 of Adam and Eve, as well as a good part of the book of Genesis in the written Torah, was based on the

00:23:46.540 stories attached to Prometheus winds where Zeus flooded the world in anger, which then precipitated

00:23:51.180 Zeus, Prometheus to create man, like Adam, from mixing earth and water, causing Zeus to create woman,

00:23:57.020 in the shape of Pandora equals Eve. Who was to trick man in open up Pandora's box, eating the forbidden

00:24:03.660 fruit of the tree, and unleashed the evil in the world. However, while the Christians certainly 1.00

00:24:07.980 had a close relationship, more accurately a deep hatred for Dionysus, Pater Liba, and Prometheus both,

00:24:14.620 who actually probably deeply influenced some of their ideas, they were not the first monotheists

00:24:19.660 to do so. We know that Jews mentioned coins that had representations of Dionysus on them, 0.63

00:24:24.460 and that Romans in the republican era associated Yahweh with Dionysus Pater Liba, as is suggested,

00:24:29.980 as we've seen by Valerius Maximus, that the Jews were expelled from the city of Rome for trying to

00:24:35.980 pass off the cult, as we kind of talked about. The point is, is that it's very hard to explain this

00:24:42.060 in any other way. But what were the Jews doing? And what was, what they actually do, what actually

00:24:48.460 caused the actual physical expulsion? And probably the situation, the solution is rather obvious to

00:24:54.940 someone who studied Judaism, Kirim. It is the Jewish holiday of revenge when Jews believe, 1.00

00:25:01.180 as then as now, they're divinely commanded to get very drunk and engage in anti-Gentile violence, 0.98

00:25:07.660 since celebration is actually throwing a party for the Jews committing mass murder against the 0.97

00:25:11.980 non-Jews they disliked. Further, as we know that Jews have been celebrating this holiday for some time, 0.91

00:25:17.260 as the rules around the celebration were laid down in the Babylonian Talmud, and the Book of Esther

00:25:20.940 itself has been stated to have been known at the time of the Jewish expulsion from Rome,

00:25:25.340 and is associated with Dionysus and Pater Liba. By masking their own religious beliefs,

00:25:30.620 in terms of a well-established but controversial deity, Dionysus patented Pater Liba,

00:25:36.380 it allowed the Jews to escape the charge of atheism, such as Horace, when Horace, 0.72

00:25:40.300 Horace charged them with worshipping air. And that's what went to Judaism, with its omnipotent, 1.00

00:25:45.580 omnipresent, invisible God being viewed as a subversive threat by Roman authorities,

00:25:49.820 by linking it with a subversive but yet institutionalized and socially acceptable

00:25:53.420 cult of Dionysus Pater Liba. This allowed Jews to begin to try and control Rome by trying to 0.99

00:26:00.220 convert influential Romans to their new cult, ally kind of an ancient Israel lobby of a sort.

00:26:05.260 Now, like Maximus, Plutarch also believed that the worship of Yahweh was related to the work of

00:26:10.140 Dionysus Pater Liba. Since he suggested the Dionysiac festivals, the Sabbath included

00:26:15.180 riotous festivities, including the Sabbath included riotous festivities, isn't that far-fetched either,

00:26:20.860 considering that the Jews are commanded to be joyous on the Sabbath, and it isn't difficult to imagine

00:26:25.020 some Jews taking this too far, or some Jews deciding that the fitting of work meant that

00:26:30.140 one indulged in the opposite absolute revelry until the end of the weekly celebration.

00:26:34.780 Plutarch, however, is more pointed in his denial that the festivities, the festivals of Yahweh,

00:26:40.460 are in any way associated with those of Dionysus or Pater Liba. Since he, as he says,

00:26:45.340 the festivals of Dionysus Pater Liba are joyous affairs designed to celebrate life and blessings,

00:26:49.100 while the festivals of Yahweh are torpid, morose affairs designed to remind the Jews of the 1.00

00:26:53.260 responsibilities of their enslavement to Yahweh. This in itself is a reasonable position, 1.00

00:26:58.460 considering the majority of Jewish workers in Yahweh in Rome and its empire would not have been 1.00

00:27:02.620 behaving riotously during the Sabbath. But as I've said in relation to Plutarch, it is eminently

00:27:07.660 possible that some did, and this origin of Plutarch's comment on the association of Dionysus

00:27:12.540 Pater Liba and Yahweh, and it's possible that Peter became confused, this was quite common.

00:27:18.540 However, from the Jewish coins in the sessions of Maximus, it is clear that Jews really did 0.88

00:27:23.740 associate with Dionysus Pater Liba, whether it be a political stratagem or not. This is given further

00:27:30.380 weight to the fact that the fictional narrative in the books of the Maccabees includes a passage where

00:27:35.020 Jews are threatened with enslavement under the Greeks unless they agree to worship Dionysus, 0.98

00:27:39.580 upon which they receive the same privileges as the Alexandrians. The fact that the pious Jewish 0.80

00:27:46.940 authors we associate with the books of the Maccabees includes a story, even it is clearly a flight of

00:27:51.580 fancy since the campaigns and events supposedly occurred during never actually happened, suggests

00:27:57.580 that for the Jews there was a very real problem presented to them in the cult of Dionysus. If it were

00:28:02.540 merely symbolic of degeneracy, then Jews could have picked up any number of other common local deities 0.91

00:28:07.500 with similar degenerate associations with Jews such as Isis or Hathor, but yet they picked Dionysus.

00:28:14.700 The answer to that question is again relatively simple. We already know that at the time of the

00:28:19.980 Maccabees the Jews were associating the worship of Yahweh with Dionysus Pater Liba,

00:28:24.540 and that it was a great hellizing trend within the Jewish community, both in Palestine and elsewhere. 0.91

00:28:28.940 This would naturally mean that there were numerous Jews desperate to be seen to be worshipping Dionysus 1.00

00:28:33.340 in the communities across the Mediterranean Sea, as it was then fashionable, which would account for

00:28:37.740 the coins being meted by Jews with the image of Dionysus on them. The perception of the worship of

00:28:43.740 Dionysus being the destruction of boundaries and giving up several pleasures of here and now,

00:28:48.380 while being saved by God before you die, would have greatly appealed to Jews in large part because

00:28:52.300 Judaism then is now, is remarkably restrictive, punitive, and often plain boring as a religious 1.00

00:28:57.900 system for practitioners. The cult of Dionysus was the very opposite. It allowed you to release

00:29:02.380 yourself from the yoke of the Torah and be a debauched libertine instead while gaining access to a 0.91

00:29:08.220 creditable afterlife situation. Naturally, there were those Jews who remained devoutly attached to their

00:29:15.180 perpetual enslavement to Yahweh and conceived a deep and fanatical aversion to both the hellizing 0.97

00:29:19.580 Jews and the worship and their worship of other gods. This crystallized for them in a Dionysus, since 0.93

00:29:24.380 he was the proverbial anti-god force from among their fallen king, a kin representing the temptations 0.98

00:29:30.140 of everything that was forbidden to religious Jews for their covenant by Yahweh. Now, this led 0.99

00:29:36.380 predictably to massacres at both sides and the Hellenizers calling for foreign troops to deal with 0.99

00:29:40.540 the demented Jewish religious fanatics. Think Taliban, but with the Torah rather than the Quran. However, it 1.00

00:29:46.860 does inform us that the Jewish relationship with Dionysus is born out of a unique

00:29:52.540 attention in Jewish culture, the total suppression of all evil urges in Judaism, 0.74

00:29:57.580 or the unchecked release or indulgence in them as example by the Sigmund Freud in the psychoanalysis.

00:30:03.260 The Jewish involvement with Dionysus Pateliba is not blessed to the worship of Dionysus Pateliba

00:30:07.260 per se, but rather that Jews perceive the consequences of their worship of Dionysus Pateliba,

00:30:11.580 i.e. being part of the Jewish nation waiting for the Messiah to turn up and conquer the world,

00:30:14.700 or not bothering to wait and starting to conquer the world by engaging in it with it and shaking

00:30:18.700 it in your image. So we can see then what's happening is you've got a cult in the form of

00:30:25.420 Dionysus Pateliba that Jews are trying to associate themselves with, because what Valerius Maximus tells 0.79

00:30:32.220 us is that the Jews are trying to pass themselves off as the worshippers of Dionysus, or they're trying to 0.72

00:30:38.380 they're trying to pass Judaism off as the worship of Dionysus, and thus get Greeks and Romans to engage 0.85

00:30:45.580 in it, and thus and then basically get them into kind of a kind of almost a free Masonic situation

00:30:51.740 where you had certain levels of initiation and you go into certain, you go into lower levels, you get to

00:30:59.660 talk to, you get to find out certain things as you go on, and things just continue, continue, continue.

00:31:09.100 So Carl, question for you, would you say that the cult of Dionysus was infiltrated by Jewish bad actors? 0.68

00:31:20.780 To a degree, yes. It's famous for being a bit interesting, but it also was a very much institutional

00:31:30.220 thing. So it was the one time of the year that women were, women were allowed to do whatever that, 0.97

00:31:36.060 to basically allow, allowed to go to a private location, get drunk and do whatever, and it was

00:31:41.180 their big thing. And if a male, if there's a male, you turned up and you saw this, basically they were

00:31:47.260 liable to basically have sex with you and or kill you, one of those two things, and it was completely 0.95

00:31:52.060 legal. It was a kind of bizarre, one of the more bizarre of the ancient cults. But the point is, 0.99

00:31:57.740 is that it's one of the, it was also a very popular cult, which is why Jews kind of adhered to it.

00:32:03.260 Another one they went after, which is very similar, was the cult of the unknown gods. So the Romans would 1.00

00:32:09.660 always have, Romans always had an altar to an, the altar to the unknown god, whereby they assumed there was

00:32:15.820 going to be a god they didn't know about. So they would then promote, um, they would say,

00:32:21.820 oh yeah, the one of the gods you don't know about is Yahweh, or in another case of the god you don't

00:32:26.380 know about is actually Yahweh, but he's actually Dionysus. And, but, and we as Jews are going to tell

00:32:30.940 you about him. So it kind of works like that historically. It's very, very similar to how they're

00:32:35.980 kind of engaged today. Um, and to get, it's kind of worthwhile giving you examples of kind of how

00:32:43.180 this worked. So for example, you've got, you've got the, everyone's heard of Sparta, right? But you

00:32:49.500 probably don't know that in the third century BC, which is just before all this happens with, um, uh,

00:32:56.540 with Maximus and Rome and, and the third syllabine, the third book of the syllabine oracles,

00:33:02.460 um, you have the Aegean king of Sparta, Arius I, received a letter from the high priest of Jerusalem

00:33:10.700 appealing to their quote, unquote, shared ancestry between the Jews and the Spartans

00:33:15.340 in order to procure Spartan military assistance for the Jews in their war with the slucid king,

00:33:19.500 Antiochus I, Sotter. This claimed kinship was, however, a diplomatic formality often used by the

00:33:26.780 Greeks in their Hellenistic imitations of which the Jews were at this time part. However, 0.78

00:33:30.700 this didn't stop Jason, a former high priest of Jerusalem, fleeing to Sparta and using the

00:33:35.020 fictional ancestral links between Spartan Jews to try and again in, to try and gain sanctuary in 138 BC.

00:33:41.100 Again, this is literally 20, 30 years before the Jews are kicked out of Rome, I think for the first

00:33:45.820 time. While the Hasmonean ruler Jonathan tried to use the same idea as leveraged as in a diplomatic

00:33:51.340 embassy in 144 BC, which is again five years before, before, before this, what happens in Rome.

00:33:57.500 So the Spartans appeared to have viewed the whole thing as a joke, since according to Josephus,

00:34:03.020 who is very hostile to the Spartans because, you know, reasons, a certain Spartan named Eurycles

00:34:07.900 visited the Judea of Herod, the Judea of Herod, and managed to convince him to execute his own son 0.89

00:34:13.260 for treason and then promptly skidled back to Greece with a small, with a small fortune in gold.

00:34:17.500 So it's not just, it's not just, it's not just the Jews doing things to people, it's the, it's the 0.99

00:34:24.460 Greeks doing all sorts of things to the Jews because they didn't like them very much.

00:34:27.980 As Spartans and Sporeforth have stressed, although we, I, although I know of one Jewish attempt to

00:34:33.500 claim that the Greeks, which can claim the Greeks were really Jews by Jews, this is not to be taken

00:34:38.940 literally because it was a common, it was common Greek diplomatic nicety. So that's an example from

00:34:45.500 Sparta. We've also got one in the form of the famous Oracle of Delphi, in that in the foothills

00:34:53.020 of Mount Parnassus in Greece, we've got the original naval of the world, or the Umphalos,

00:34:57.580 which is the, in the form of the ancient Delphic century to the god Apollo, although Gaia was the

00:35:01.980 first deity worshipped there before Apollo moved in. This is one of the major centres, and quite often

00:35:06.860 the centre of Achaic and classical paganism. The famous Oracle of Apollo and the Pithia, who is the

00:35:12.140 willing vessel of the god, although prophecies appear to have had more to do with volcanic gases

00:35:17.260 than divine inspiration, was widespread indeed, and the great polis, Etruscans, and the Romans are

00:35:24.940 known to have widely patronised Delphi, and sought the Pithias' responses to their questions on

00:35:29.820 waiting matters of the day. Now, the Oracle of Delphi is significantly different to the Oracle's

00:35:34.460 claimed in the Hebrew Bible, since in the paganism of any stripe, the gods are not

00:35:38.620 omniscient imperial and impartial judges, but rather are fickle and partial instigators and partisans

00:35:45.340 for the struggles that occur in the veil of tears. This explains why the Oracles of Yahweh and the

00:35:51.820 Tanakh can be easily exposed for the nonsense that they are, and that they were and are, because they 1.00

00:35:56.540 are alleged to have been made by an omniscient, omnipresent creator of the universe, and usually

00:36:01.660 didn't come true unless you were willing to write, even if you're writing to the benefit of hindsight, and

00:36:05.900 those may be the pittier, could be intended, could be intended to mislead the individual, such as

00:36:10.380 give that thing to Crassus before his invasion of the partisan empire, as well as put them to the

00:36:15.020 right path because of the partisan and whimsical nature of Apollo. An obvious example of this occurs

00:36:20.700 early in the Iliad, where Zeus lends a lying new dream to Agamemnon, so that he will get the Greeks 0.98

00:36:26.060 immediately under arms and unwise to attack Troy, thus leading to a military disaster for the Greek army.

00:36:31.660 The difference between the Yahweh, between the Yahweh projected in the Tanakh, and the ancient classical

00:36:37.180 pagan gods is highlighted nicely by this, and it's worth briefly worth recounting as to, which is kind of

00:36:42.460 the purpose of what I'm doing here, and the two responses to the pithier made in relation to Jews.

00:36:47.580 These are, a Hebrew boy, a god who rules among the blessed bids me to leave this house forward and go back to

00:36:54.300 Hades, so in silence you might go for my altars, and go tell the king the wondrous hall it's fallen to

00:37:00.700 the ground. Now Phoebus has a cell no more, no laurel that foretells. No talking spring, the water that

00:37:07.020 once spoke here is heard no more. Now clearly the first is a later Christian forgery, created with 1.00

00:37:13.180 the purpose of discrediting the Greek gods out of their mouths, especially since it was given in response to

00:37:17.740 the Emperor Grass's query as to why the oracle of Delphi had fallen silent, thus in probably dating it to

00:37:22.940 before Jesus's boyhood, so Jesus's boyhood well before he was born, at the earliest, and is one

00:37:29.580 is one but of several known examples of this. The second is a bit more complicated, and it could

00:37:34.300 be a Christian forgery, as many scholars have suspected. There is also a ring of truth about 0.53

00:37:37.980 the oracle, and it doesn't directly refer to Jews or Christianity, but rather is taken,

00:37:42.220 by Philistorgius's quotation of it, to mean as such. There is a strong likelihood, however, that the

00:37:48.140 passage is concerned is actually a real response by the pithier in relation to a veiled from request

00:37:53.340 to the emperor and the authorities for the restoration of Delphi, which is suffering

00:37:57.420 badly from the lack of funds by the priesthood there. This then means that the letter is probably

00:38:02.140 not a reference to supremacy and the truth or police of the Jews and Christians at all,

00:38:06.940 which is what the philistorgias claimed it was, but rather a probably deliberate misquote from a

00:38:11.660 Christian author that there is anything available, even if they had to do little creative editing to make it

00:38:18.460 fit, to kind of throw stuff through, if we say, the dangerous religious rival Christianity. 0.97

00:38:26.540 What we can draw from this is the relative non-importance of Jews to the singing the

00:38:30.620 Greek and Roman priesthood from a religious as opposed to a political perspective.

00:38:35.340 Hence they were, hence the political but not religious that's the Roman Empire posed by the 0.93

00:38:39.260 god-fearers. And what I referred to earlier as the ancient Israel lobby embodied in the brutal 0.92

00:38:46.780 conflict between Jews and pagans in Alexandria and the city of Cyrene, in what is now Libya.

00:38:52.700 And this has not only changed with the rise of Christianity as both a religious and political

00:38:56.940 threat due to being a mass movement, at the same time which caused pagan intellectuals such as 0.68

00:39:00.940 Portia of Tyre and Celsus to finally begin to inspect, dissect, and ridicule Jewish myths. 0.84

00:39:07.260 After all, if the Jews had been a true religious as opposed to just a political 0.71

00:39:13.500 dispersive threat to the Greek and Roman religious elite, then we should expect the oracle of Delphi to 0.96

00:39:18.380 have given instructions to the pagans to cleanse the empire of them, as the Perthi had frequently 0.99

00:39:23.020 prophesied death and occasionally advocated murder from what responses we have, and the Jews were 1.00

00:39:27.660 annoying the Greeks and Romans during the heyday of the oracle. It does happen for Gotham, although 0.98

00:39:32.860 happily it is increasingly common view among scholars, that the Jews as a people are broadly

00:39:38.700 speaking a historical irrelevance and only begin to matter as a kind of sideshow to other great

00:39:43.580 civilizations after Alexander the Great's death and the rise of the Seleucids when Palestine became a 0.95

00:39:48.300 borderland between three large empires and the Jews, and thus the Jews were routinely butchered

00:39:53.020 by one side or another, with the Jews behaving like we're just terrorists. Now before I move on to the 0.76

00:39:58.620 next bit, which is to do with what then happens in the Great Fire of Rome in 64 AD, do we have any

00:40:05.660 questions or thoughts or anything they'd like to share? Yeah, Karl, I've been enjoying your posts

00:40:11.660 like for like over a year. The Svengali one was great, so you're just a guy who's been floating

00:40:18.300 around and you've just put great posts out from this point of view, and I actually read Why I'm an

00:40:24.700 anti-Semite, and are you Australian?

00:40:27.980 No, I'm British by origin, I'm an American by citizenship.

00:40:35.980 Okay, you almost sound Australian, but yes. Why I'm an anti-Semite, it's funny, the speaking and the 1.00

00:40:44.540 writing style are so in line, I literally read it just the other day. It's funny, it's like I can see the

00:40:51.980 speaking, it's a little bit, you know, ornate, but what you said about in the Why I'm an anti-Semite,

00:41:00.780 you summarized the views that I thought about that converso in the 1960s who weaseled his way into

00:41:08.860 like the bishopship in the Catholic Church and was like a primary mover for Vatican II. I think you know

00:41:15.020 what I'm talking about. He was a he was a Jewish convert, and you just fucking nailed it in that 0.99

00:41:22.860 essay about why we cannot trust them even if they convert. We cannot trust them, and what they will 1.00

00:41:31.100 do is they will revert to looking after their own interests, and their own interests disalign with us

00:41:37.340 because they they do have a biological supremacist view that will always remain, and always, and just

00:41:45.580 again, if anyone hasn't read that, I would say check it out. I wanted to say that you really nailed my

00:41:51.180 point of view, my thoughts when I learned about this. That essay covers it, and the other thing is that

00:41:58.140 these are very specific things that you're talking about. You're going into at this time period, you

00:42:03.180 know, 100, 100 BC, you know, you know, 100 years before, you know, Augustus and Caesar, but what always

00:42:10.060 fascinated me with this stuff is, and what got me into it a little bit was the Punic Wars and the Roman

00:42:17.660 attitude towards Carthage, and I think that the Roman attitude towards Carthage is just a historical 0.57

00:42:26.540 prefigure of what we feel towards modern Jews, and I think the basis of it is not even, it is interesting

00:42:39.340 to get into the religious stuff and the, you know, the theological stuff you're talking about, but

00:42:44.380 it is almost a racial hatred, like, and a racial acknowledgement of the other, and it's,

00:42:56.540 I have so much to say here, but I don't know if you want to say anything, or if you,

00:43:00.700 no, carry on, I mean, just saying, I mean, you're, you're making, I think that we've all heard, you know,

00:43:05.900 you know, Carthage must end, and, you know, we've salted the earth in the north, in the North African 0.95

00:43:12.780 area, in the area of Judea, so the Punic people, I think as you guys know, they're cousins, they're the

00:43:20.060 racial cousins of Jews, and we have the genetic evidence of this, and I, I get a little, I could be

00:43:26.380 a little more, like, scientific and annoyingly analytical, where some people might be more

00:43:31.580 religious and interpreting literature and this kind of thing, and I tend towards a little more

00:43:39.660 scientific, and it's just a, it is a developed fact from archaeogenomics, where they take up bones

00:43:48.860 from 2,000 years ago in Libya, and they say that, oh, actually, you know, the ancient Canaanites,

00:43:54.860 we can map these people out, we actually put a DNA sample of this, of a group,

00:44:01.580 you know, 2,000 year old bones, and, you know, the North and South Lebanese are what, in the 0.95

00:44:10.140 biblical times, the Canaanites, and we know this for a fact now, we don't have to interpret, we don't

00:44:16.860 have to read through this stuff so much, I mean, there's like a mix of science and literature and

00:44:21.340 historical, historiography, but what I, with you talking about this, it's like, what I found interesting

00:44:28.380 was, again, the Punic Wars and the Roman hatred of Carthage, with these modern genetics, we know 0.51

00:44:37.580 that those people that the Romans hated, the people of Tyre, the people of Carthage, the people of

00:44:45.260 what they, you know, eventually called Judea and Samaria, you know, once Hadrian conquered them,

00:44:50.300 or he destroyed it, or he destroyed it, Palestinian when he destroyed it, these people were just hated by,

00:44:59.980 you know, Romans, and I really think that people should look into the Punic Wars, it was three centuries

00:45:10.380 long, everyone should know this, I mean, you should look into Carthage, the hatred that the Romans felt

00:45:18.300 for them, it wasn't based on a little bit of Jewish infiltration, it wasn't based on misreading the

00:45:25.100 gods, or maybe little oracles, and stuff like this, I mean, you can get into that, but I think it was

00:45:30.300 just like a vibrational hatred, like these people are scummy, they're weird, they were merchants, you know,

00:45:37.900 they, the Carthaginians were like, they valued being clever, and out deceiving their enemies through

00:45:47.020 to set like, you know, just through dishonesty, and they thought that was like a virtue, like that's

00:45:51.740 totally different from us, and there's a hatred there that is just on a, just us, like a spiritual,

00:45:59.580 genetic level, it even goes deeper than the, you know, you can go to the Delphi, you can go to the

00:46:03.820 gods, you can go to the oracles, it's just, you look at them, you look at their behavior, and you

00:46:08.860 can just, we hate them as much now as the Romans did then, and that was, it hasn't changed at all, 0.66

00:46:16.780 and the main point I wanted to make is, like I said, that the Punic people, Carthage was the name of the

00:46:25.580 city, Punic was because they were like Phoenicians, which is a Greek word, and that's, it gets very complex,

00:46:33.260 but that they were, they were like all considered from the Greeks and the Romans, like their own

00:46:38.300 ethnic group, and the fact is that modern Jews are significantly about 40, 40 percent

00:46:45.420 related to those people, they have a look, they have the attitude, we all know the attitude,

00:46:51.580 and it disgusts us, it just disgusts you on a gut level, you feel it, you sense it,

00:46:58.620 and you hate it, and in history, when you go back, and I said the Punic Wars, the Romans

00:47:06.380 salting the earth of Carthage, their response was to just, after about, it was like what, 250, 300

00:47:13.420 years, about, you know, the last one was like 100 BC, you got, you have to look it up, I mean, I don't

00:47:19.580 have it on recall instantly, but when they finally went in there, the Romans, they just tore it all 1.00

00:47:25.980 down, just like Hadrian did in the second temple, they tore it down, they tore down, they went through

00:47:32.140 the cities, and they killed them, and this has been built, that had been building up to them for

00:47:36.140 generations, like three or four generations, they hated these people, they hated them, and they,

00:47:42.220 that's like the only place where they went down there, and there's no literature, you can, you can

00:47:47.260 go there, the archaeologists go there, they can barely pull anything up, there's like nothing,

00:47:51.740 there's like almost no memory, all there is is a couple of memories of infant bones in clay jars,

00:47:57.580 which validates the Moloch and the child sacrifice theory, that's like the best they could find, 0.96

00:48:04.540 they fucking hated them, and we do too, we do too. Well, Agrippa, you know, I'll say it's an 0.96

00:48:14.140 interesting correlation between then and now, nothing has changed, they find their ways in to

00:48:21.740 infiltrate, to weasel, to capture the economies, to capture religious ideologies, and weasel their gods, 0.81

00:48:30.060 weasel their ways, it, it's, it's, it's frustrating. I would even, I would even say that to put religious 1.00

00:48:39.740 template on top of it would be to miss the point. I think this is a racial group and a racial,

00:48:45.580 a racial type, and I say that's why that they hated them so much, and the, the Carthaginians and the 1.00

00:48:52.700 people from Tyre, they were the, sorry, the genetic cousins of the racial Jews. I don't even, 1.00

00:49:00.300 you know, some of this, I do, it is interesting, the, the historiography and the, and the religious

00:49:07.580 interpretation, it is interesting, and it can be fascinating, but I just, in my, in my head,

00:49:12.780 I just go one above and I say, you know what, this is like a racial group, and this has been going on,

00:49:17.340 you know, for 2,000 years, and anyways, I feel like I've made my point here. Yeah, thank you,

00:49:23.820 Agrippa. Carl, if you want to respond, you're welcome to. I know Nunya had his hand up and went

00:49:29.660 down. Do we want to go to Nunya, Carl? Yeah, we can go to Nunya. Yeah, thank you for the mic. I

00:49:36.300 appreciate it, White Power. Definitely some interesting stuff, Carl. I always appreciate

00:49:41.260 listening to you speak. One of the things that I noticed early on in what you were talking about,

00:49:47.660 that I always thought was interesting, that Asia wasn't actually Asia in biblical times,

00:49:53.260 and until I started studying, you know, biblical literature and maps and things like that, I had

00:49:59.180 no idea, so I thought it was interesting, you know, when it was said that Rome would be taken over like

00:50:05.500 Asia, when Asia wasn't actually Asia, it was just, you know, southwest Turkey and Anatolia back in the day,

00:50:14.700 and that that's what they were talking about is how Judea or how, you know,

00:50:21.420 Judaism and Christianity or whatnot had spread into those areas that they called quote-unquote

00:50:28.060 Asia. I just thought that was interesting. And the fact that you brought up, it was the apostle Paul

00:50:34.700 who said to the people of Athens about the unknown God, that the unknown God was indeed the God of the

00:50:41.100 the quote-unquote one true God. And, you know, because that was such a new idea, people hadn't

00:50:46.780 thought, you know, about that before, that, you know, people were easily swayed, and it was very

00:50:53.420 plausible to them, especially for people who didn't necessarily fit in with the other gods of the time.

00:50:59.420 So I thought that was another interesting point. And I also thought when you brought up

00:51:06.780 about the gods, how, you know, people today misconstrue the gods or gods as, you know,

00:51:11.180 omnipotent, morally just beings who only want what's best for our people. But history,

00:51:18.300 as it's written, paints a picture of tricksters and fickle gods who are sometimes jealous and hateful.

00:51:25.020 And that's why I believe that the New Testament was so widely accepted back in the day, because

00:51:30.700 people understood that gods then were not these morally, you know, good beings who just wanted the

00:51:41.740 best for their people. They would kill their people. They would do all this crazy shit. And, oh, here comes

00:51:49.420 here comes Jesus, who's the best God. He only wants what's best. He would never do anything wrong.

00:51:55.020 And that's why there's such a big contrast between the Old Testament and the God of the

00:51:59.900 Old Testament and the gods of the New Testament there. And I think that's why it was more accepted,

00:52:07.100 because people were done with hateful, trickster, quote unquote, trickster gods and wanted to accept

00:52:14.300 to God that just wants the best for all of us. And he would never do anything wrong and come to him

00:52:20.380 and you'll be sent to heaven and all this kind of good stuff. So I just thought those were some,

00:52:25.980 you know, good points that you brought up and just wanted to add my two cents there. Thank you.

00:52:29.580 Yeah, I think that's a valid point to make. I think I always put it in context and say,

00:52:37.660 Christianity, such as it was then, it wasn't really the Christianity that we know today.

00:52:42.620 It was a very different beast. But it was one of a couple. It wasn't just what people often

00:52:50.780 assume it was just like kind of on its own. It wasn't at all. It was so in many respects,

00:52:55.420 it's prefigured by the cult of Isis, which is often you see that the cult of Isis gets ejected out of

00:53:03.660 Rome or Roman territory because of very similar things, had very similar beliefs to the extent

00:53:09.100 that people have argued that that's where Christianity comes from. You've got the cult of

00:53:12.780 Dionysus, which is again, similar, not entirely the same, but similar enough. You've got the cult of

00:53:19.420 Mithraism, which is the historic one that the church fathers get really upset about.

00:53:24.140 Even though it may have been over egged as a threat, but more of a case of a different kind of religion.

00:53:35.500 So you've got all these things going on at the same time. So it's not just the one subversive thing,

00:53:40.140 but it's really, this all comes back to the early, the earlier days of Rome, which is kind of why I

00:53:45.020 come back to what Agrippa was saying. It's vital to put them in the context of what happened earlier.

00:53:52.460 Because these religions, these subversive cults, these new, they don't come out of nowhere,

00:53:58.780 they come out of a situation where you've got a lot of cults kind of competing with each other,

00:54:06.940 and they're looking increasingly to find ways to get worshippers and thus, you know, donations,

00:54:11.100 and the more mechanics of how this sort of thing works.

00:54:14.220 But with the Jews, there's something specific in that they're the only group which is consistently

00:54:23.500 subversive. Now, I linked Agrippa to an article I wrote about Jewish ritual murder, because he was 0.99

00:54:31.660 speaking about the Carthaginians. Because the first ritual murder we know of happens around the time of the

00:54:39.100 Seleucids, and the invasion of, when Jerusalem is sacked by the Seleucids. And we get the first 1.00

00:54:49.260 image that I, and I went through in the article I explained about why it's not made up. Because

00:54:55.420 when you, it's often very quickly dismissed as Greek propaganda. But in truth, when you look at the detail

00:55:01.660 of it, it makes a heck of a lot of sense. In the sense of the, the deities named aright, the method,

00:55:09.420 the logic is completely right. But it, and that is something that you can't fake. You couldn't,

00:55:17.100 you wouldn't be able to fake the right goddess who is, who is mentioned in the Bible as it happens for

00:55:22.700 the same things in the right way at the right time, but then have someone who's not, is not conversant

00:55:29.420 with these same things. So it's very likely to be true. Now, what is next, before going to Rusty,

00:55:37.900 what I was going to say was, it's important to understand that it's racial, yes, but at the time,

00:55:45.980 they didn't understand it that way. So they, they look at it as a, like, like, kind of Christians,

00:55:53.180 that Christians have done Starfleet as well. They look at it as a kind of religious civilizational

00:55:58.060 conflict, which can be resolved by just, you know, making the Jews into proper Romans, 0.92

00:56:03.340 making the Jews not believe in their superstitious God, this kind of stuff. But in truth, Agrippa

00:56:08.460 is right. It's a, it's, it's a racial war. And you can see that because if you look at the

00:56:12.780 Carthaginians, the Carthaginians that Agrippa's pointing out, what I'd like, these are a Semitic 0.97

00:56:16.860 people. They're from Phoenicia. They are the Canaanites, quote, unquote. Not quite, okay, not quite 0.92

00:56:22.060 true in the sense that the Canaanites are a mixed people, because we know of a lot, a lot more

00:56:28.620 integration with the Greeks than not. But they go, but, but then the Romans, the Romans of this time, 0.73

00:56:35.740 these are, these are, these are, these are like the years of Sulla. These are the people, these are these,

00:56:39.260 and Sulla, and what does Sulla have? Sulla was, Sulla was a blonde haired Roman. You have, you've got a lot 0.92

00:56:44.300 of random blonde haired, blonde haired, light haired, red haired, Romans running around at this particular

00:56:49.100 point in time. And so they're, they are more of a northern people at this point than we, when we

00:56:56.060 might think of them. And they're, they're fighting with a Semitic people. This is the point of view 0.97

00:57:03.180 that was actually argued in a Third Reich book, a very rare, a rare one written by a classicist,

00:57:09.740 where he, I can't, it's called the, I think it's the Die Soldaten Kaiser, I think.

00:57:14.460 Basically that the soldier emperor is basically arguing that there's a race war going on in the

00:57:20.380 ancient world, or the Ananaba. So the point is, is that there's a lot of this, there's a lot here

00:57:27.420 that you can unpack in different ways. But what I'm doing is focusing on the religious side of it,

00:57:34.540 because although the basis is, the basis is racial, the only way that Jews are able to exert power is via

00:57:42.300 subversion, by, by being, by, by saying, you know, you can become more part of us, you can become a

00:57:48.860 God-fearer, you can be saved. They're using the power of religion, the power of mystery, to try and

00:57:54.700 subvert, in a racial sense, the Roman Empire. And they've also tried to do it, as we've seen to Sparta,

00:58:00.860 they tried to do it to the Seleucids. So the Seleucids being the, the one of the four empires that

00:58:06.220 emerge out of Alexander the Great's empire, if you don't know.

00:58:08.780 So again, we get into this kind of situation where they are being incredibly subversive and incredibly

00:58:14.860 potent. So it's very useful to kind of go through this and to explain this, because it tells them

00:58:20.220 how, it tells you how they operate today. Think of the Sayanim that Mossad have. It's the same concept, 1.00

00:58:26.300 that they are, that there's Jews all around the eastern, all around the Mediterranean, but yet

00:58:31.580 they revolt on the orders of the priesthood in Judea, in Jerusalem, in two or three times, actually.

00:58:41.420 So again, we get this kind of situation here occurring, where this stuff happens. So that

00:58:45.980 is quite an interesting and valid point of view and way of looking at it. Now, Rusty, did you,

00:58:51.740 Rusty, did you have something before we go on to the...

00:58:53.980 Yes, I did. Because you were touching on Dionysus and their infiltration into the cult,

00:59:01.260 the face of the unknown God, etc. I was curious, we know they have, with Greece, they had some of

00:59:10.300 the most established longest trade histories, these groups, right? The Jew who was, you know,

00:59:16.540 interbred with the Canaanites, the going back to the Philistines and then into the Phoenicians,

00:59:22.940 and the Philistines were made up of multiple groups, the Hittites, the Canaanites, the Aegeans,

00:59:27.980 the Egyptians, etc. Now, going into the Phoenicians, they were a sailing country, right? They were

00:59:33.900 merchants, as was mentioned also. My question is, when they were going to Greece for such a long time,

00:59:42.860 clearly they were interbreeding with some of them. I'm sure this happened. Now, how prevalent was that,

00:59:51.100 or were they extremely segregated? Do we know with DNA? I've always been curious when it comes to

00:59:57.100 Greek just how, or Greece, how interbred and intermixed they were being with those people,

01:00:04.940 or were they still segregated? And I didn't know if maybe you knew that. It was just a kind of a thought

01:00:10.060 and a question I've had a long time.

01:00:17.420 Well, yeah, I was the one who kind of brought this stuff up. And what's interesting is, like I said,

01:00:21.980 it's archaeogenomics. I mean, they can dig up fucking bones from, you know, an old bathhouse, 0.99

01:00:28.780 you know, Vesuvius, and they can, you know, radiocarbon date them to, this was, you know, 0.98

01:00:34.860 2000 years ago, this was 1500 years ago, and they could scrape up just enough DNA to,

01:00:42.860 I mean, again, everybody, if you're curious, look it up on Google, you can look it up for yourself. But

01:00:50.220 basically, like a real quick summary is that, yeah,

01:00:52.540 that group down there of what I was criticizing and who are our racial enemies, frankly, on a

01:01:01.340 blood level that we know instinctually, they are kind of the same people then as they are now,

01:01:06.860 and that's what the DNA has shown. There's a study, I mean, I can post it if anyone wants,

01:01:11.820 but you should look it up yourselves about ancient Rome.

01:01:15.180 They as in who, real quick, I just need it clarified so I'm not confused.

01:01:20.140 Frank, to get your point, I really don't know. The Greek stuff is interesting because there was the

01:01:26.140 sea peoples that are not, like, written in the record. I think you guys have all heard about this.

01:01:31.580 The Phoenicians, those are the sea peoples. 0.99

01:01:33.500 The Minotians, no, no, no, these were the precursors and the cousins and

01:01:40.860 racial cousins and cultural relatives to the ancient, you know, Hellenistic Greeks, the Minotians,

01:01:46.780 and they're called the sea peoples. I mean, and this was only discovered within the last, like,

01:01:51.100 50 years, but I think as far as the Greek people, because, you know, they're the Mediterranean,

01:01:55.900 they mix and they interbreed, and as far as racial purity, like, what does that mean?

01:02:00.540 I don't think, I've never seen a real clear answer for that one, honestly. Like, who were the Hellenistic?

01:02:05.900 I mean, we see the images of Alexander the Great with the blonde hair and the blue eyes,

01:02:10.540 and we know that there's something going on. And then just to, I'm going to wrap my point up real

01:02:14.780 quick, is that you see the busts of Augustus and Caesar, and these were white men. You could just

01:02:21.820 see it. And they had, again, they had blonde hair, red hair, blue eyes. These were white men. That was the

01:02:28.700 Roman Republic, right until it ended around about, you know, 60, 100 BC. Or it was like 70 BC or whatever,

01:02:37.660 when Tiberius, you know, when Augustus took over. But what happened is they actually looked at the

01:02:43.900 DNA from various Roman burial spots. This is like a study that came out within the last five years,

01:02:50.620 and they found that the Romans who mostly did the Republic, which was from like, what, 735 BC to

01:02:59.260 roughly 100 BC, or roughly 1 AD. The Romans who, from that time period, who built Rome, and who won

01:03:09.980 everything, were mostly related to Western Europeans. So they mostly just were white, white men. They're 0.63

01:03:18.060 just white people. And what happened is after that, there's all sorts of stuff where, you know,

01:03:25.660 they brought in the slaves from the Mediterranean areas that they conquered, and the North African 0.87

01:03:30.060 areas that they conquered. The elites brought in slaves. You can go into a big topic about this.

01:03:36.380 The slaves, you know, that's the reason where, you know, bread and circus came up, because

01:03:42.220 they used to, the Latifundia, they used to, their soldiers used to go on farms, and they lived on farms,

01:03:49.740 and they would fight in the wars for the Romans, and they would do the chores, and then they went back

01:03:52.860 to their farm. When it started getting very corrupt around the time when Julius Caesar came in without

01:04:00.380 within 100 200 years before then, where the richest people would, they would buy off the farms.

01:04:06.860 Okay? So these guys, and then they would bring in slaves, and the slaves are what the modern Southern 0.88

01:04:13.660 Italians look like. And that's the origin. Basically, just to sum it up, they brought in slaves from the 1.00

01:04:20.620 Mediterranean, North African area, and eventually those slaves earned their freedom. They intermixed,

01:04:28.140 they got citizenship. The era of Constantine, you know, in the 400 AD, what a fucking mess. What a 0.99

01:04:37.980 nightmare. But those slaves intermixed, and that's why you get the brown looking, are Italians really 1.00

01:04:44.460 white? What happened is they brought those slaves in, and they intermixed, they eventually gave them 0.98

01:04:50.700 freedom over the generations, and they intermixed, and they interbred, and that's why you get the 0.81

01:04:53.980 Italian who looks like Arab, frankly, the Southern Italian. But yes, just as your main point, I have

01:05:00.620 never looked into the Greeks, and I've never seen a clear answer about that. That still seems like a 1.00

01:05:05.500 mystery about me. Because when you look at some of their face, some of them, right, and sometimes a

01:05:11.340 large portion of them, their hair and their facial features, it's, and you know the history, you're like,

01:05:18.060 oh, how much Jew is in you? I don't need to be rude gentlemen. No, I don't. We got just under an hour 0.98

01:05:27.340 left with Carl Roddle on Ovenside Chats before we go to Arian Unity. Okay. So just quick housekeeping.

01:05:34.220 If you haven't shared the space already, please share the space. If you're interested in following any of

01:05:40.140 our restreams on streaming platforms, we have a link tree set up where you can go and follow us on

01:05:47.260 Rumble and Goyim TV. But yeah, thank you, gentlemen. When we speak of Rome, because the Roman Empire was

01:05:56.700 so massive at some points, where are we speaking about exactly? Like, I'm just wondering sometimes,

01:06:04.460 like, when we're getting into these other discussions. There was, there were seven kingdoms,

01:06:09.340 and that was started in like 753 BC. And there were seven kingdoms, the Rape of the Sabines,

01:06:18.220 I don't know if you know that you should look it up. That's how they conquered and then they expanded.

01:06:23.420 And but they, it's almost like an English or American hatred of monarchy that they developed in the

01:06:28.140 Republic. And I don't know what year this was, this was a couple centuries after the founding in

01:06:34.140 753, I think. And there was like a culture of hatred of somebody who thinks that they can be

01:06:40.540 the king. It really is almost an American, British, you know, fuck you, who do you think you are? 1.00

01:06:47.820 Fuck you. But it went to 753 BC. And then I, Julius Caesar was the one where it went from a Roman, 1.00

01:06:57.180 sorry, a republic to an empire. And the thing is, everybody looks at the images of, you know, the

01:07:06.300 Augustus Caesar, the guy with the hand put out with his little finger curled in his thumb up. I mean,

01:07:11.580 we've all seen the figure, we've all seen Caesar, but when they only had 400 years left after that.

01:07:18.940 And then, like I said, they got greedy and the elites brought in slaves to do the work that the

01:07:25.500 native Roman citizens could honorably do themselves. And it's like, what the fuck are you doing? Like, 0.99

01:07:32.060 you have no honor anymore. But, uh, that the, the, the Republican area was once they defeated the

01:07:40.940 kingdoms, they, they brought in like an era of the Senate and the consuls and they were, they would have

01:07:45.900 two consuls. It was almost like a president and a vice president, but they were both equal.

01:07:49.980 Every year you'd have two consuls. And, um, and that lasted a lot of the glory of Rome that you

01:07:58.140 think of was not from Caesar. And it was not from the Republic or sorry, it was not from Caesar. It was

01:08:03.900 not from the empire. It was built up from the Republic. And that was like a more democratic system

01:08:10.620 that just trusted elites to a higher degree, but I, I've set it up. I just want to say that, uh,

01:08:17.580 I really appreciate, uh, Carl Rattle's, uh, why I'm an anti-Semite, um, article. It's a little

01:08:23.580 ornate. I just got, I have to say this, but you absolutely captured the exact feeling that I had

01:08:28.780 when I learned about when these. All right, I don't mean to be rude. You told us this already. We got to

01:08:34.220 get back to the presentation. Okay. Please. I've been holding my hand up. I just want to know

01:08:41.260 what book Carl said a minute ago. It was like Diesel Dutton Kaiser or something like that. He

01:08:45.020 mentioned it. I didn't get the full name of the book. I just wanted the name of the book.

01:08:49.340 Uh, Diesel Dutton Kaiser. Um, I don't know who the, uh, origin, the actual person who wrote it was.

01:08:58.940 Thank you, sir. It's by, um, Franz Altheim. He was a friend of, is a friend of Goering's.

01:09:04.220 Okay. So after that long discussion, we can move on to the great fire of Rome in 64 AD.

01:09:19.500 Now, when we've heard of the great fire of Rome, we've often heard the phrase that Nero fiddled while

01:09:25.900 Rome burns, which is derived from Suetonius. In effect, the great fire of Rome in 64 AD destroyed

01:09:32.460 most of the old Roman city of Rome, as well as most public buildings, including all the major

01:09:36.780 temples. According to Tacitus, the fire began in the circus and broke out among the shops selling

01:09:42.140 inflammable goods, with the net result that the Emperor Nero lost a palace and Rome or its places

01:09:48.060 of worship. Things start to get fishy when we note that the principal Jewish quarter in Rome was 0.98

01:09:54.940 completely untouched by the huge conflagration, which is somewhat miraculous, considering the fire is

01:10:00.620 completely indiscriminate, the fire is completely indiscriminate, and doesn't deliberately avoid

01:10:04.460 parts of the city. However, it was the Christians that were persecuted and used as human tortures by

01:10:10.780 the evidently rather peeved Emperor Nero. I hear you cry. Well, there you are treading onto a large

01:10:17.660 and one of the longest running and also one of the bitterest debates in Catholic scholarship,

01:10:21.260 because the earliest manuscripts of both Tacitus and Suetonius both labeled the manufacturers who Nero

01:10:26.620 used as living tortures as Christians, not Christians. Recently, recent research on the

01:10:34.940 all-important Greek character in the early Christian documents by Lincoln Blumel suggests, in my view,

01:10:41.500 that what occurred was the early Christians adopted the name Christians as being Christians

01:10:47.020 and began spelling Christianity as Christianity in some cases, and also prove they were far more

01:10:52.780 numerous and important in Rome than they were in fact were at the time. This seems all the more likely

01:10:58.140 when we consider, as Charles Freeman has observed, that 62 to 70 AD were the formative years of

01:11:06.060 Christianity's self-identity, and we also recognize that the minuscule number of members that other

01:11:11.740 Christianity had, which Hopkins points out, but even by 100 AD, Christianity counted fewer than 10,000 believers

01:11:17.980 in the Roman Empire, or as late as 200 AD, only counted for 0.3% of the Roman population. It's just

01:11:24.460 the Christians are rather unlikely and implausible candidates for a mass persecution by the Emperor Nero.

01:11:30.540 Goodman, who is himself Jewish, asserts that it was Christians who were persecuted by Nero.

01:11:35.340 He also admits that the reason for doing so is because he views Christians at the time as being

01:11:39.340 more blameable for such an act. This is presumably based on the fact that the weak, almost wishy-washy

01:11:45.900 nature of much of Christianity today is absolutely nothing like the first and second century version.

01:11:51.420 The latter went out and out religious zealots concerned with ruthlessly propagating the word

01:11:55.020 unto non-Christians and combating what they viewed as evil wherever they found it.

01:11:59.020 I would argue that Goodman is guilty of reading the evidence in a preconceived way, based on the common

01:12:04.380 assumption it was Christians, as we have little evidence that those that Nero persecuted or

01:12:09.100 severely executed were Christians, other than the unfortunate conflation of Christian with Christian 0.99

01:12:14.940 by later writers. After all, with so few adherents in the world, this is unlikely that it is, is it

01:12:20.380 likely in all honesty that Nero would go after a tiny little sect of being scapegoats for the most

01:12:25.260 destructive fire in Rome's long history? I don't think so. I think a form far more plausible culprit

01:12:31.260 can be uncovered, which fits the known facts far better than the image of a delusional Nero

01:12:36.060 scapegoating a tiny cult's members in Rome for no apparent reason. To locate this culprit, we need to

01:12:41.900 understand what is truly interesting about the use of Christian rather than Christians, in that we

01:12:47.180 meet Christus earlier in Roman history. A certain Christus is mentioned by Suetonius in relation to

01:12:53.740 the reign of Emperor Claudius, as having led the Jews of Rome in causing public disturbances against

01:12:58.780 the Roman authorities. As Gruen relates, Christus mentioned by Suetonius cannot but have been a Jewish

01:13:05.100 rabble-rouser leading Jewish rioters, probably against their pagan neighbours, as frequently occurred in other

01:13:11.260 cities like Alexandria and Cyrene at the time, with nothing whatsoever to do with Christianity.

01:13:17.340 The reference by Suetonius to Christians is as in being a new subversive religious sect should 0.98

01:13:23.500 in my view not be read as a reference to Christianity. However, holding that it should be read

01:13:29.500 as such to assume that Christianity was the only new religious sect that the Romans could have viewed as

01:13:35.420 subversive and as such is patently absurd considering that, for example, the worship of Isis was expunged

01:13:40.700 with fire and sword every few decades or so in Roman history for being subversive. For example, read

01:13:45.820 Suetonius Tiberius. It is also rather important, it also rather importantly ignores the well-documented

01:13:52.060 sectarian nature of Judaism at the time, just before the first Jewish revolt. It's worth noting that Jews

01:13:57.820 also had a strong culture of martyrdom for the sake of Judaism at the time, which the rabbinic

01:14:02.620 Judaism is called Kiddush Hashem or sanctifying the name. One example of such fanaticism can be found 0.75

01:14:08.780 in the Dead Sea Scrolls, which are, if they are of a seen origin, demonstrate the fervent hatred of

01:14:13.980 non-Jews of that popular Jewish cult. And if they are from the library of the Second Temple, which is 0.98

01:14:20.300 the alternative argument, then it suggests that there's a despicable hatred which was accepted as

01:14:24.860 part of the official belief of system of the Second Temple Judaism. Evidence of such religious 0.99

01:14:30.700 fanaticism among the Jews adds fuel to the fire of suspicion, when we factor in the information

01:14:35.740 that Christos of several years earlier was without a question the Jewish Rapparazzi in Rome, who led 0.95

01:14:40.700 the Jews against the Roman citizenry. In addition to the fact that the principal target of the Great 1.00

01:14:46.540 Fire, if there was one, was the very district where the most, the major and most important temples

01:14:51.420 of the gods and the emperor, just remember, there you have the cult of the emperor as well,

01:14:56.140 were located in the primary Jewish quarter was untouched by the flames, i.e. the district of

01:15:00.220 idolatry and the worship of evil spirits to observant Jews. That is pretty suggestive for 1.00

01:15:06.220 circumstantial evidence, but there is more. Nero's second wife, Popeia, is known to have been extremely

01:15:12.780 partial to Jews and Judaism as was her mother. Indeed, Popeia interceded with Nero on behalf of several

01:15:19.020 Jews, including most famously Josephus, and was instrumental in introducing her imperial husband

01:15:25.100 to a Jewish actor named Aletrus, who became one of his favourites. Popeia was Nero's wife at the time

01:15:31.420 of the Great Fire of Rome, and while he famously kicked her to death the year after fire, it is to

01:15:37.500 her we have to look to, in my view, to find the true culprits. The important thing to understand about

01:15:42.300 Nero, however, is that contrary to the popular impression of him as a strong, if extremely,

01:15:46.460 egalitistic or ruler, Nero was nothing of the kind. He was in fact an extremely gullible and

01:15:51.660 incompetent. For example, he was easily fooled by a con artist into believing a forged history, 0.97

01:15:56.780 presented on pristine wooden tablets, of the Trojan War, who was in fact 1,500 years old.

01:16:03.020 He also refused to remove Jewish privileges in cities such as Antioch and Alexandria,

01:16:07.660 in spite of numerous proven violations by Jews of the Charter on which these privileges were based.

01:16:13.020 Why would Nero not remove these Jewish privileges considering the violations 0.99

01:16:17.180 and the palpable anger of the non-Jewish inhabitants of the cities? The answer is probably 0.99

01:16:21.660 Popeia's influence over a gullible but all-powerful husband. Indeed, there is even a rabbinic 0.85

01:16:26.940 tradition that finds an echo in the Talmud that Nero actually converted to Judaism.

01:16:32.940 Now, while Nero formally converting to Judaism is rather unlikely, it is infinitely possible that the 0.87

01:16:38.220 emperor was either interested in or sympathetic to Judaism as his wife and mother-in-law were both

01:16:42.860 as with what we call God-fearers. God-fearers, as we've kind of discussed this a bit before,

01:16:47.820 were Second Temple Judaisms equivalent to the Noahides in the Judaism of today. 0.60

01:16:52.620 In other words, they were non-Jews because they were born such and they could not fully 1.00

01:16:57.820 convert to Judaism, and who in lieu of full conversion pledged themselves, body and soul,

01:17:02.140 to carrying out the instructions of the Jewish priests without question or protest.

01:17:06.460 It takes relatively little imagination to see a Jewish mystery cult based on the teachings of

01:17:10.380 Christus of Claudius' reign, and remember we have several early Roman accounts of Jews attempting

01:17:15.260 to form such a cult, which we already talked about, taking hold of Nero's mind through Popeia.

01:17:21.340 Perhaps the most damning suggestion of this is that Seneca the Younger, Nero's long-time

01:17:27.100 tutor and advisor, specifically blamed the Jews for having started the fire. The thing with Seneca is that he

01:17:32.940 wrote this a year after the fire in 65 AD in his On Superstition, which ends the same year that Nero

01:17:39.420 famously kicked Popeia to death, so he was in a prime position to know the truth of the matter.

01:17:45.260 Nero's manner of killing Popeia has always struck me as odd, precisely because the emperor had

01:17:49.820 innumerable different ways to be rid of those he disagreed with, even his relatives, and he exercised

01:17:54.540 this with his attempt to kill his mother, Agrippina the Younger, basically by having a collapsible

01:18:00.300 boat and having her ride on it and then it to collapse and sink. Kicking your wife to death 1.00

01:18:07.420 is suggested of personal betrayal. It's a very personal way to kill someone you supposedly love, 1.00

01:18:12.940 and it seems to be suggestive that Popeia's death occurred the year after fire, when she was closely

01:18:18.300 aligned to the Jews of Rome, and Nero's long-time tutor and advisor explicitly stated that the Jews are the

01:18:23.260 ones responsible in that same year, while the Jews were then revolted against Rome in Judea the next 0.53

01:18:28.620 year in 66 AD. Such an explanation is also suggested by the fact that Nero's ferocious reprisals against

01:18:35.820 the Christians were without precedent in Roman law, but yet it was only the Roman elite who would have

01:18:42.460 been the primary target of the conversion attempts of a Jewish mystery cult, meaning you in fact know of 0.52

01:18:47.100 many of them that were who were swayed by this, who protested against his vengeance. The Roman

01:18:53.340 population by contrast applauded them when we supported this women moved by Nero to deal with

01:18:57.580 part of the population who had they who they had apparently long considered odious. Moral evidence

01:19:03.980 that the Jews were responsible for the great fire is also now found in Nero's orders to Vespasian

01:19:08.940 to show absolutely no mercy to the Jews, which resulted in Vespasian copying Nero's 0.98

01:19:13.500 innovative new punishment for rebellious Jews during his campaign in Judea and making a bonfire of 0.68

01:19:18.540 Jewish fanatics. All this evidence informs us that it wasn't Christians who set who started the great

01:19:25.260 fire of Rome, but rather it was the responsibility of a group of religious Jews whose influential friends 1.00

01:19:29.980 and supporters were decimated by the agents of imperial authority following it. So in essence we can

01:19:35.100 then see that we've got a lot of we actually got a fair amount of evidence that it's not Christians who

01:19:40.860 are setting who set the great fire of Rome, who famously Nero went after, but rather he went after

01:19:47.020 Jews. And further you can kind of look think about it this way, is if it had been Christians, Nero 0.93

01:19:55.900 would have clamped down hard on Christianity across the whole empire. He didn't. He didn't go after

01:20:02.300 Christians at all. He went after Jews across the whole empire. You have his orders of Vespasian, but you've 0.86

01:20:08.220 also got him going after Jewish privileges in the cities around the empire and the governors.

01:20:14.380 So we have a situation where history seems to think history would like to say it's the Christians

01:20:20.540 because that would be ideal for Christian history, if I'm honest, because they want to be

01:20:29.580 more influential early. But the truth is, is that it wasn't anything to do with Christians or them early,

01:20:37.180 because it's a Jew. It's basically a group of people who identify, who have quite clearly been

01:20:42.140 identified by Seneca as being Jews. Now some people will say, oh, but you know, Christians and Jews at

01:20:47.500 this time were indistinguishable. Okay, but well, why would it, why, why is it necessary a Christian to do, 0.98

01:20:53.580 it wouldn't matter. If, if he went after Christians specifically, then okay, well then why, why does he name

01:21:01.580 them, why does he, why would he name specifically that. So either he's saying they're Jews or he's saying

01:21:07.740 they're Christians. He doesn't say they're Christians, he says they're Christians. Like we know who Christus is,

01:21:12.300 we know Christus is a Jew who is in, who lives in Rome a couple of years, a couple of years earlier, who

01:21:17.420 has called, who is ejected by Claudius. So we have a problem there. And we just, it just doesn't work. I mean, to look at it as a,

01:21:28.540 as a historical problem, we want, there's a lot of people who want to believe it's Christians because

01:21:34.540 it's indicates that Christianity was widespread in Rome by this point, because it's kind of self-serving,

01:21:39.740 if I'm completely honest, without being offensive. But conversely, it's a time when we know Christianity

01:21:48.380 is probably not, it's, it's, it's tiny. It's not powerful at all. And yet it's either distinguishable

01:21:57.020 from Judaism or it's not. So if it's distinguishable from Judaism, then you can have it Christians 0.99

01:22:01.100 being persecuted, but then you've got to enter evidence why it's happening. If it's not

01:22:05.820 distinguishable from Judaism, then you can't have it so that, just so that it's being persecuted

01:22:11.340 because they're mistaking Christians for Jews. You can have to have it one way or the other way,

01:22:13.980 you can't have it both ways. Which kind of comes back to my point that a lot of this is all based on,

01:22:19.740 a lot of this kind of history is, it's telling you about how Jews subvert a state. They subvert 1.00

01:22:27.020 the entire Roman Empire at this point. And they do it repeatedly. And it's not just these examples

01:22:33.260 from 139 AD, 139 BC down to 64 BC. We have it all the way down. We get, you get, you get figured,

01:22:41.980 you have the Emperor Claudius writing against them. You have various different emperors getting upset

01:22:47.660 with them. Julius Caesar had a very odd relationship with Jews, but I can come and start later if we have

01:22:53.260 time. But it kind of comes into this whole thing where we have a situation that we need to

01:22:58.860 understand, but also apply it to modernity to say, we have these people who want to spread a,

01:23:05.420 you know, today it is what, what you would call, I guess, would be their version of being a God fearer

01:23:12.140 would be this, this being a, it's not, it's being a slave to anything that's Jewish. It doesn't

01:23:17.660 matter what your religion is. The same thing happens all the time. It's, they all say,

01:23:21.740 oh, you know, the one thing, the one line they won't cross is Jews. That's the one line they never 1.00

01:23:26.460 cross. And because it's the one line they never cross, it is what they're actually, it's where the

01:23:35.180 power resides. It's how they subvert a system, if you want to call it that. Now I'll open it up again for

01:23:41.740 questions and commentary. Okay. Nothing. So, okay. Yeah. What, what I was just going to say real quick,

01:23:57.820 Carl, it's, there's a lot of talk about Nero and how he adopted Judaism. And I know that you kind of

01:24:08.460 dispelled it. Is, is there anything deeper that you can go in on, on that topic as, as to how you

01:24:17.220 dispelled it? And, um, outside of it being mentioned in the Talmud, is there any other authors or writings

01:24:24.540 that, that can disprove that? Well, in all honesty, think of it this way. Why? Um, is a Talmud tradition,

01:24:33.900 that means that it's probably 300 to 400 years old. It depends. I'm just in the Mishnah or the

01:24:40.140 Gemara. If it's in the Mishnah, it'd be about 300 to 400. If it's in the Gemara, it's 600 to 700. 0.58

01:24:47.260 So it's an old tradition. So I would always say your, your issue there is that it's as an old tradition,

01:24:54.780 but it's, it may have a basis in some kind of truth, but you would need to explain how that would

01:25:03.020 work because you have to understand that the thing about the Roman state was that as an emperor, you

01:25:08.780 were, you were a deified God. You were going to become a deified God. Emperors were not keen on this,

01:25:16.220 on any religion or any group that, um, kind of refuted this. And I'm not entirely sure how,

01:25:25.580 um, this could have been, how Nero being an extremely egotistical person, to use to be nice

01:25:32.700 about it, could have possibly wanted to convert to a religion which would deny him his Godhood.

01:25:38.860 Think about it that way. It's that you wouldn't, is that Nero isn't going to go and deny his own

01:25:43.980 Godhood potentially because he's, he, he's going to become the divine is become going to become the

01:25:48.540 divine Nero. Like his, you know, his forefathers, the divine, the divine Julius and divine Claudius

01:25:56.780 and so on and so forth. He's not going to know that. So what does he do? But my guess is, is that he's,

01:26:02.780 is that Poppea and her mother have pitched a different kind of system to him. They've pitched,

01:26:10.780 they've said, oh yeah, it's, it's a system that it doesn't deny that you're a God or whatever.

01:26:16.860 And because if he'd actually been a, a God fearer properly and converted to Judaism, then 0.77

01:26:25.020 he wouldn't have acted the way he acted, but it would make sense if he, because think about it in

01:26:31.980 terms of, if, if Judaism is a monotheism and roughly it is at this point, it's arguable it's not, but it

01:26:39.500 nevertheless, it never has some traits of it. You are not going to deny your own Godhood.

01:26:46.540 You're not going to subvert your entire state, but you are going to become addicted to power.

01:26:53.100 And maybe, maybe they did, maybe they suggested he could be the Messiah or something like that. I

01:26:58.140 don't know. But the truth that you, it doesn't make any sense for him to be a, a convert to Judaism,

01:27:03.580 but it does make sense if he had been influenced by Jews in the same way that other emperors were,

01:27:09.660 were then and later. And so put another way, they were dealing with a situation where you've got

01:27:17.260 an, a man who thinks he's a God, he's not going to convert to a religion that denies he's a God,

01:27:21.740 God, but he might be suggested, might be okay being suggested he's a Messiah, which is possible

01:27:29.660 for him. And then we have a situation where you, you don't have, you don't have any other way,

01:27:40.060 so to speak, for him to convert to, you can give him to convert to Judaism, because he can't, 0.96

01:27:45.340 he can't really be a God-fearer per se. He could be, but he'd be a very odd one. He can't be a convert.

01:27:51.180 And the convent, the tradition of conversion is old, but it would be, but it would be

01:27:56.140 sane if he was influenced by Jews, if he had Jews who were springing in the Italian things,

01:28:00.380 or he had, as we know, his, his second wife and her mother were very, were like a conduit

01:28:07.100 from a kind of, once it's basically, he's one, he's one removed from Jews, and they're pushing 0.97

01:28:11.580 him to promote Jewish interests. They're shabbos. Yeah. So basically, it's that, it's that thing, 0.92

01:28:18.060 like with Trump. You've got his daughter who's converted to Judaism, and his, and his daughter

01:28:24.380 is the one pushing him, is the one, is his daughter is the one pushing him a certain way,

01:28:28.620 more than Jared Kushner is. It's Ivanka who's pushing the, the agenda more, if you understand

01:28:34.140 me. It's that kind of concept. Yeah, that makes perfect sense.

01:28:39.740 Yeah. Fit side.

01:28:41.100 I just wanted to ask you, what did you think, what did you think about, because what you're

01:28:52.620 saying is, it brings into question the whole idea that Nero was the anti-Christ, right? And the,

01:29:00.860 the interpretation of revelation is, it has to do with Jews and Nero being the one. And like, 0.84

01:29:07.580 like, what you're saying, what you're saying kind of, like, dispels that idea too. Do you have

01:29:12.540 any thoughts on that?

01:29:15.580 Think of it this way. If Nero is the anti-crime, and when is that written, because I can't remember

01:29:23.260 when it's written, but it's not, it's not written, it's not written around the time of the fire,

01:29:26.300 that's written after the time of the fire. And my guess is that's when history, when it's already

01:29:31.180 been established in Christian minds that they were the, they were the victims. But it's also kind of,

01:29:37.740 going into a Jewish tradition, that Jews absolutely hated Nero, and they hated him,

01:29:43.100 and they revolted against him. And, but they, and that's one thing I think a lot of people don't

01:29:48.380 appreciate, is that point around the conversion, is that Jews really hated Nero, much as they hated,

01:29:53.500 they hated Claudius, and they hated, they hated Caligula even more, because Caligula famously 0.65

01:29:59.180 basically rocked up to Jerusalem, made fun of Jews, and then basically was going to

01:30:04.060 bulldoze the entire Temple of Solomon. So essentially you've just got a situation where

01:30:12.780 it's convenient for them to see, them seeing Nero as the Antichrist, because it fits in their history,

01:30:18.940 but also appeals to the Jewish tradition that Nero, Nero was the man who caused them an 0.77

01:30:24.540 infinite amount of problems, because Nero was the one who set Vespasian on them, who, and

01:30:29.340 the Vespasian Titus went through Judea, like a knife through butter. Contrary to the, a lot of the,

01:30:36.940 a lot of the assumptions. So a lot of people claim that, you know, Judeans are, you know, bravely

01:30:42.300 holding out. No, the, the, the, the, the evidence we've got is the, the, the Roman legions went into

01:30:49.420 Judea, and they smashed it. They, and they couldn't, they didn't, they didn't even bother

01:30:55.660 deploying actual legionaries, they deployed auxiliaries. And they were just, and for example,

01:31:00.380 the fortress of Massa that everyone thinks it took them three years to take, or whatever.

01:31:03.660 In fact, what the, all, all the, all the Romans did was they, they surrounded it with auxiliaries, 0.97

01:31:09.420 they built a ramp, and they took it, and the first attack, they took it, and the Jews realized

01:31:16.140 almost instantly that they had lost, because they were so incompetent in, in combat, they couldn't, 0.80

01:31:20.620 they could, they couldn't, they couldn't oppose even auxiliaries, and they just killed themselves. 0.58

01:31:25.420 And it also seems that the Jews killed, either killed themselves, or they were just killed in 0.59

01:31:29.180 combat. So a lot of the archaeology dispelled to Cephas, and particularly his account of Masada.

01:31:34.140 And the thing about Masada is, what did the Jews do? What did the Zealots and Zealots and the 0.92

01:31:40.140 Saqqari do? They go around, the entire countryside around Masada, and they murder everyone they can find. 1.00

01:31:45.180 They murder anyone who, any Jew they think is potentially a traitor to Judaism, 0.94

01:31:50.380 they murder any non-Jew they can find, and they, and they just go around doing the hell they want. 0.90

01:31:57.100 What happens when Vespasian surrounds Jerusalem? Well, Jerusalem is set into three courts. 0.68

01:32:03.180 It's set into, you've got, you've got the inner court of the temple, the actual temple, the temple,

01:32:06.540 the temple area. You've got the upper city and the lower city. And they're all, they're all

01:32:12.060 controlled by three different Jewish messiahs at the same time. And so the Romans surround 0.97

01:32:18.220 Jerusalem. And these three Jewish groups spend a good part of the siege killing each other. 0.99

01:32:23.980 So the Romans are just sitting there going, what the hell are you, what the hell are you doing? 0.72

01:32:30.380 Because the Romans took very much the attitude of Jews are, the Jews were considered the great 0.98

01:32:37.100 exception to a lot in the ancient world, because everyone thought they were nuts, because they 0.87

01:32:43.100 would, they would go and do things that no one else would do. So the Egyptians thought they were crazy. 0.81

01:32:48.700 The Greeks thought they were crazy. The Romans thought they were both sipping nuts. The solution is the 0.99

01:32:54.220 same. And they also, when we get, when we look at all the testimony, they have a testimony and how

01:33:00.860 they interacted with them. They all said the same thing. They all said, these people are nuts. These

01:33:05.020 people are religious nutters. They have an agenda. They're promoting an agenda. They're at war with the 1.00

01:33:12.940 entire world. So they apparently rise against the Romans. They think they're going to have angelic

01:33:21.260 legions who come to support them. Of course, they never turn up. And they begin murdering each other

01:33:28.620 over tiny deviations in doctrine. I mean, that's kind of where you get the Essenes, the Zealots,

01:33:35.980 the Pharisees, the Sadducees, the Sicarii. All these groups are interlinked, but they also hate each other

01:33:45.900 to the point where they want to kill each other, which is the historical weakness of the Jews. And 0.98

01:33:50.060 you can see it today. They go after each other like you wouldn't believe. The fights they have in

01:33:56.860 between themselves are absolutely nuts, where they basically, they've got one rabbi who's screaming at

01:34:02.620 another rabbi that they're a Nazi, and the other one's screaming, the other one's screaming, 0.99

01:34:06.460 and then they're a Nazi bag. And they're both screaming at each other that way. And then we 0.98

01:34:11.660 get a situation of just, it's madness. But you have to understand that Jews are fundamental,

01:34:17.180 is that it's fashionable to look at Jews as ethnocentric, and it's true to an extent. 1.00

01:34:22.940 But Andrew Joyce kind of picked this up quite well, I think, when he said, he asked, he pointed,

01:34:27.500 and no, it wasn't, it wasn't, it was actually no, it's K-Mac. K-Mac was the one who actually pointed

01:34:31.180 us out. He said, it's the question, Jews asked the last question, is this good for Jews? Now,

01:34:36.060 he also said, kind of, he kind of went a bit further and said, is this good for me as a Jew?

01:34:41.820 I would say is that it comes down to, is that, is it good for me? It's not, is it good for me as a Jew?

01:34:49.020 Is it good for me? And then Jews view themselves as, is it good for me in the context of being a Jew? 0.82

01:34:55.180 But they often answer it by saying, well, I don't want to be a Jew anymore, I want to be something

01:35:01.260 else. And then they go off, but they go and do something that's inevitably pro-Jewish, because 0.78

01:35:06.620 that's how biology works. Because they think, okay, well, this, okay, these, these are not my people,

01:35:12.380 therefore, I'm going to go and do something. Or, it's instinctual almost. It's, it's quite weird

01:35:18.940 when you get into the details of it, because you get everything from Buddhists, you get Buddhist Jews who 0.94

01:35:24.060 just turn out of nowhere and start saying, I'm a Zionist, and then you realize, oh, it's actually

01:35:27.660 converted due to Buddhism from, like, 1960s. There's been a whole bunch of these as well.

01:35:33.100 So it's not just Christianity, it's, you've got Buddhism, I've seen it with paganism, historically

01:35:37.740 as well, historically and current. I've seen it with Islam, there's another good example of it. 0.97

01:35:43.580 So all these religions, they all get the same thing happen to them. We get Jews turn up, they say, 0.99

01:35:49.020 oh yes, I'm part of this religion, and they try and become a big part of that religion,

01:35:53.660 and they try and influence that religion, or get into that state to do what they want them to do.

01:35:57.900 And then, inevitably, because of the way Jews are, they either agree with each other, and they 1.00

01:36:03.580 promote each other, or they begin declaring war on each other. Hence, you end up in all sorts of

01:36:09.100 weird situations, where you've got bunches of Jews who are screaming hatred of the other bunch of 0.99

01:36:13.020 Jews because of some minor thing. A good example being Zionists and Bolsheviks. They all 1.00

01:36:20.700 acknowledged they were Jewish, but they hated each other, because they had different solutions,

01:36:25.500 and they were competing Jewish groups, fundamentally, if that makes any sense.

01:36:29.020 I was going to post, again, check out his substack and check out his Wyoming anti-Semite thing.

01:36:47.020 He covers so much of this in his post. I can't post because only people who are followed by the host

01:36:53.500 can post in the Jumbotron. Check out Carl's substack and read the Wyoming anti-Semite, and he

01:36:58.460 describes basically 70% of what he was just describing is outlined there excellently.

01:37:07.180 Yes, it makes sense, and I've spoken enough. It's actually nice to talk to you, Carl. I think

01:37:13.580 you're doing really good work on Twitter, and I really actually appreciate what you're doing.

01:37:17.420 So I'll leave it with that.

01:37:21.180 Thank you, Agripa.

01:37:23.180 Does that answer your question, sorry?

01:37:24.540 Yeah, yeah. I suggest for sometimes to work on speaking to the layman. I understood exactly what

01:37:33.260 you're saying, but for future reference.

01:37:36.140 Yeah, that's fine. I mean, I'm always open to honest criticism.

01:37:40.620 I'm not special in that I'm above criticism.

01:37:43.820 Okay, so if there's anything out of nothing else, then I can carry on with another bit of the Roman

01:37:51.740 history, if you like. So we kind of talked about, for example, some of these characters, but we can

01:38:03.180 talk about some of these characters who appear in Roman history who don't like the Jews very much.

01:38:08.220 A good example of which you're probably all aware of is Cicero. So Cicero being the great Republican

01:38:13.180 figure, the man who opposed Caesar himself, and then Octavian and Mark Antony, and then famously had

01:38:22.460 his hands nailed to the door of the Senate by Mark Antony. He's one of the most best known and most

01:38:31.420 admired of all figures in Revenant history. He's long been the idol of major intellectual figures in world

01:38:36.060 history, such as John Calvin. He's also written one of the most quoted paragraphs in the history

01:38:42.300 of anti-Judaism and Semitism, which appears in his defense of the former governor of Asia,

01:38:48.060 Lucius Valerius Flaccus, who accused of corruption charges on the specific charges that Flaccus

01:38:54.060 had rented the Jews of his province, sending the tribute to the Temple of Jerusalem and

01:38:57.740 diverted money instead of his own treasury. The intellectual tendency in dealing with this

01:39:02.540 charge has been to claim that Cicero is merely using invective or rhetoric to get his client

01:39:08.140 clear to the charges. This is of course possible, and indeed we can certainly see the idea that

01:39:12.940 Cicero's use of rhetorical and oratorical gesture supports this to an extent. However,

01:39:19.740 to make such an implicit argument is to assume that the use of rhetorical or rhetorical exact

01:39:23.820 gesture, as well as the arithmetic itself, makes the charge itself false, which is incorrect or exaggerated.

01:39:29.420 This is obviously a bit silly, as it assumes that the art of rhetoric and gesture is the art of lying,

01:39:35.420 which is not so, but it's rather simply the art of better representing your case to your audience.

01:39:40.540 As such, Cicero is merely guilty of doing his best for his client, and that we can't blithely

01:39:43.820 assume that he's making up his charges against the Jews. What has not been generally marked

01:39:49.100 on is that Cicero did not mention the Jews only once. He also mentions them in a speech made in a

01:39:54.860 trial of a noted friend of the Jews called Aulus Gabinus, who had greatly profited from an

01:40:01.660 arrangement with a newly conquered Jew of Judea during his terms in office. Cicero calls the Jews

01:40:07.180 a nation born into slavery and states that Gabinus's actions, usurping the established process of

01:40:12.380 giving the job of taxing the provinces to up-and-coming Roman politicians and military men,

01:40:21.820 as basically as governance experience, instead of awarding it to the Jews, because tantamounts 0.98

01:40:25.900 treason to the Roman state. Now, this is to quote him on Gabinus, because these people don't usually

01:40:31.900 know, he also said this about them. He says, and I quote,

01:40:36.380 and as to the miserable tax collectors, miserable men that I am also, when I see the misery and

01:40:41.420 suffering of those men who have worked so well at my hands, he, Gabinus, handed them over as slaves 0.96

01:40:49.180 to the Jews and the Syrian nations, themselves born to slavery. He laid down this rule from the very

01:40:55.740 beginning, and he persevered in it, never to decide in action in favour of a tax collector. He rescinded

01:41:03.180 contracts that had been made justly. He took away all the garrisons established for their protection.

01:41:08.540 He released many people required to pay tributes and taxes from such payments at whatever town

01:41:12.700 he was living in, whatever town he arrived at, and he forbade any tax collectors or their

01:41:16.700 representatives to remain. Why need I enlarge on this? He should be considered a cruel man if he had

01:41:21.900 shown such disposition to our enemies, as he has shown towards their own citizens, especially towards

01:41:26.940 those of the class which has hitherto always been maintained by its own dignity and goodwill of the

01:41:31.980 magistrates. We can see what Cicero is saying here, is that he's not showing a not inconsiderable

01:41:38.540 hostility to the Jews and the people in passing. We may point out the extension that Cicero's claims

01:41:43.980 that Gabinus was a glutton and a robber is based on the idea, later enunciated in his pro flaco,

01:41:49.100 that the Jews corrupt Roman officials with their gold. In pro flaco, Cicero even refers back to the

01:41:54.940 charges against Gabinus when he states that it was because the Jews, i.e. Gabinus and his Jewish

01:41:59.340 supporters had been defeated, the gods had been pleased, as well as placated, and the tax collectors

01:42:04.140 were once again allowed to go about their unpopular but necessary work. Cicero's reference in pro flaco

01:42:10.220 to the happiness of the gods and the defeat of the Jews is reinforced by his point that his friend 0.96

01:42:14.860 Pompey the Great had touched on, had not touched on in the Jewish temple, had not touched the Jewish

01:42:19.340 temple or been affected by the ideas of Judaism, as they were at odds with everything that the Roman 0.92

01:42:24.060 empire stood for and believed in. As Goodman observes, this is quite correct, as Judaism was the most 0.99

01:42:29.740 extreme of all current barbarous faiths to the Romans, with the only historical comparison being

01:42:35.260 the vicious religion of Carthage. So dangerous were Jews and Judaism considered that they were outlawed 1.00

01:42:41.020 from becoming citizens during Cicero's time and for a while afterwards, a view that Tacitus suggests

01:42:45.820 was due to their wholly alien nature and religious intransigence. In essence, Cicero was saying in 0.89

01:42:51.260 relation to Pompey that any possible positive association with Jews was a significantly

01:42:57.420 negative thing as the Jews were classed as the lowest of the low by the Romans, ergo his comment 0.97

01:43:02.780 about the Jews being a nation of slaves. This is both due to the fact that large numbers of Jews had 1.00

01:43:07.580 recently been sold in Rome as slaves and also because it was Cicero's own view. We know that because

01:43:12.380 Cicero refers to the Jews as active agents attacking the senatorial and public interests in the Rome,

01:43:17.820 rather than just pawns of a larger and more powerful interests. This is interestingly supported

01:43:23.580 by a certain assertion that the Jews were very supportive of Julius Caesar, who Cicero was

01:43:27.980 ideologically opposed to and regarded as a tyrant. But Cicero saw the Jews as a powerful interest 0.63

01:43:33.340 group suggested by in Pro Flacco when he asserts that the area chosen for the trial of Flaccus

01:43:39.820 by the prosecution was chosen specifically as to allow large demonstrations by mobs of Jews. Again,

01:43:45.340 the idea of mobs of Jews causing problems. The problem with suggesting that this is a rhetorical

01:43:51.580 trick is that in order for Cicero to make the assertion it had to be credible, as otherwise its use

01:43:56.780 was pointless. If the assertion was credible, then there would have to be a significant number of Jews 0.99

01:44:00.860 in Rome who were able, i.e. not slaves, to actively oppose a trial of this kind. Further to this,

01:44:06.060 Cicero makes clear that he's making two points, not one here. Insofar as he states that the Jews export

01:44:11.340 go out of Italy and every other province to Jerusalem every year to pay the tithe for their 0.95

01:44:15.580 temple in Jerusalem, i.e. reaching themselves at the cost of Rome. In so doing, Cicero tells us that

01:44:20.460 the Jews had enough money to be able to do this, i.e. they were not slaves or among the poor, and that

01:44:25.820 there was a community of Jews who were both free and active opponents of their religion. This is 0.96

01:44:31.180 confirmed by the Plutarch state Cicero made during his prosecution of Varus, i.e. literally pig or 0.52

01:44:36.700 Boer, the former Roman governor of Sicily, who was defended by a Roman aristocratic god-fearer,

01:44:44.620 again a gentile who was sworn allegiance to the Jews in all things and abandoned the gods to his 0.99

01:44:49.180 ancestors, named Cicillus. Plutarch tells us that Cicero opened his argument by making fun of his

01:44:54.780 opponent by stating, what has a Jew to do with a pig? Basically he's commenting on the fact that 0.95

01:45:00.460 Cicillus is like a Jew and he's defending a man whose name is a pig, which is kind of a play on words, 0.95

01:45:06.700 Cicero is here showing that he's aware of the phenomenon of god-fearers in Rome,

01:45:12.300 as well as some of the notable neophytes from the highest echelons of Roman society,

01:45:18.620 as he calls Cicillus what he was, in effect, a Jew. If we understand that Cicero, to Cicero,

01:45:24.700 god-fearers were also counted to be Jews, then we read Cicero's assertion that mobs of Jews

01:45:29.420 slightly differed, in that while large numbers of Jews could possibly have been around at times,

01:45:33.900 which is traditionally used as evidence, which is used as evidence of, it's more likely that

01:45:38.220 Jews Cicero is referring to, as far as to do with the actual Jews, and more down to the number of

01:45:42.220 numerous god-fearers. If we make the assumption that Cicero's assertion is about the location of

01:45:48.300 Lachas' trial in relation to the mobs of Jews has some basis in fact, as otherwise why asserted it in

01:45:53.020 the first place, then we can suggest that nearby there would have been a significant amount of god-fearers

01:45:57.660 in all probability a smaller amount of Jews. This means, in effect, that Cicero was talking about,

01:46:02.460 was with local Jews whipping up their swarm followers into mobs and going, as would have 1.00

01:46:06.700 been quite likely among very citizens, to look at the trial to influence the verdict against Flaccus.

01:46:13.820 This then makes sense of Cicero's assertion, as, you know, what he tells us why he mentioned it,

01:46:19.100 and also it was plausible to the listeners he was giving it to, because remember, they're judged by,

01:46:23.980 to an extent, by jury. As well as his known strongly pejorative comments against the Jews,

01:46:30.060 insofar as Cicero even went as far as in Proflaco as to call the Jews our enemies, or to put more

01:46:37.020 simply, the eternal enemies of the Roman people. We may further note that Cicero's teacher was the

01:46:42.220 anti-Jewish Greek thinker Apollonius Molon, who wrote an entire treatise, just like we've been lost,

01:46:47.740 attacking the Jews, and had had a lot of experience with them on his home island of Rhodes. If we 0.51

01:46:53.100 understand that Molon has almost certainly taught the young Cicero about the Jews, and that Cicero,

01:46:57.260 in commercial life and pro-publican advocacy, came into contact with the Jews, doing precisely the 1.00

01:47:03.420 same things his old teacher had described them, then his reaction would have been best as strong

01:47:07.420 and as brutal as it seems to have been. In essence, Cicero took no prisoners when it came to Jews and

01:47:12.300 took every reasonable opportunity to attack them when Charles presented itself, and his anti-Jewish

01:47:17.020 comments in Proflaco should not be read as a purely rhetorical exercise, but rather as an expression of

01:47:21.260 the fundamental beliefs that Cicero held about Jews, or put in simpler terms, Cicero didn't like the

01:47:26.380 Jews or Judaism one bit. So again, we can stop, and if anyone's got any comments about Cicero, open up. 0.81

01:47:35.660 I'm just absorbing it all.

01:47:47.020 It's fine. I mean, it's there for people to think about, and to have a think about,

01:47:55.340 you don't have to talk. It's designed to be a place to learn, and

01:48:03.660 you know, if you disagree with me, fine. I don't mind.

01:48:07.420 I don't know enough to disagree with you, Carl. You're my professor.

01:48:13.340 I had to run away for an hour, Carl, to work, but I listened to you very intently up to that point,

01:48:19.660 and one little surprise I got when you mentioned, when you began to talk earlier about Dionysus,

01:48:24.860 and you referenced Homer, I had actually completely forgotten that he appeared in Homer. I associate

01:48:30.700 him with Euripides with the Bacchae that I had to read at university. That's probably why, but

01:48:36.220 I asked for fun. I asked Grok if Apollo and Dionysus might feature reasonably as metaphors for K and R 0.97

01:48:43.500 strategy selection, as it seemed to be a persistent archetype through their mythology. I sort of tried

01:48:50.060 a Jordan Peterson angle, and Grok effortlessly spat out a nice little essay saying, you know,

01:48:55.020 exactly how they would function that way. That was good fun.

01:49:00.700 Dink, Grok.

01:49:03.660 I would say to anybody listening to this stuff who feels intimidated by it, it's the 12 Caesars by

01:49:09.580 Suetonius. Just get that book. It's like really short. It's almost like a tabloid.

01:49:14.140 It'll give you a great introduction to, if you're interested in Roman history. I'm telling you,

01:49:22.140 12 Caesars by Suetonius. Look it up on a used bookstore. I'm telling you, get it.

01:49:27.100 So that's just, I want to toss that out there.

01:49:33.260 We got Trevor with a hand up.

01:49:34.700 Yeah. Yeah. Hey, Carl. I really think you're something like a David Irving, man. I'm a big fan,

01:49:42.380 but I wanted to ask you something. I'm reading a book called, I'm sure you're familiar with a

01:49:46.780 myth of the 20th century by Alfred Rosenberg, a couple of pages every night. And it touches upon

01:49:52.220 a lot of the stuff you've been talking about with the Roman empire, as well as other, you know,

01:49:56.300 civilizations. But I wanted to get your opinion. How good do you think the information of that book

01:50:01.100 is today? Are you a fan of that book?

01:50:05.340 I have the myth. I'm not a massive fan of myth, but what I would say Trevor is that

01:50:10.540 it's Rosenberg is very much, he's a, he's talking, the thing about myth is that it's meant to be a

01:50:17.580 follow-on from Houston Church, Stuart Chamberlain's much more difficult to read book, The Foundations

01:50:22.460 of the 19th Century. But it's a good book. It's just a, it's a very philosophical, windy, very,

01:50:29.820 it's a very German book for lack of a good term. But if you want Rosenberg's kind of synopsis of this,

01:50:35.260 it's not myth you want to read. It is, it's, it's, it's a book called The Track of the Jew through the,

01:50:40.300 through the ages. And there you see Rosenberg's actual knowledge of Jewish history is actually

01:50:45.820 quite good. I was surprised when I read it, because he actually cites good quality, like,

01:50:52.860 good quality sourcing with sourced material about what he's saying. And so he, what he does is track

01:50:57.580 the Jews throughout the year, throughout the years, up to around the 1920s, and gives you an idea of

01:51:02.940 where he's talking about it, but the sources he uses are good. So that's, I can quite confidently

01:51:07.660 say anything that Rosenberg tells you about Jews, generally speaking, is pretty accurate, because it's 1.00

01:51:10.940 based on good quality research from the time. Yeah, thank you for that. I wrote that down. I'm going

01:51:17.100 to look that up. You know, we, it's really the translations are not that good. I'll have to say that

01:51:22.220 the translations have never been that good from the German, uh, for these, even less with Mein Kampf.

01:51:27.260 But, um, thank you, sir. No, it's all right. I mean, if you, I can't remember his name. Um, it's a,

01:51:34.540 it's, I can't remember, it's Alexander something. Um, so Jacob, it's Jacob, it's Alexander's Jacob.

01:51:40.380 Um, he's the man who translated Track of the Jew into English. He's not actually, um, he's not actually

01:51:46.300 white. He's actually an Indian, strange enough. It's actually, for some reason he translates on,

01:51:51.020 he works under the name Alexander Jacob, and he's translated quite a few things, quite a really

01:51:55.580 few useful texts into English. And he's, for some reason, pro-NS, despite being a high-cost

01:52:01.260 Brahmin Indian. He's like, I've actually met him. He's quite a, it's quite nice, it's quite a nice guy

01:52:05.740 in real life. But, um, yeah, you should say he's, his translation is pretty good. Uh, if you want a

01:52:11.340 similar book, um, you want, you can read Eugen Düring's, uh, The Judenflager, um, which is, uh, his

01:52:18.860 response to Engels, um, from much earlier, from about the 1880s or so. So, um, it's another fun,

01:52:24.700 it's another fun that we'll read. It's much more intense than, um, either found out other myth or

01:52:31.020 the track. So, it's up to you. Repeat that last one. I'm sorry. Uh, the Eugen Düring?

01:52:35.420 It's called, it's called the Judenflager. Um, it is, you can Google it on archives. If you,

01:52:40.140 if you do, you, if you do, um, the Jewish question or Judenflager on, um, Eugen Düring,

01:52:46.060 U-G-U-E-U-G-E-N-D-U-H-R-I-N-G, um, you'll get you to him on, to get you the book on archive,

01:52:56.860 because it's a, it's a very small print run hard copy. I have, I have an, I have an original

01:53:01.500 hard copy, but I don't know. I've not, I've not seen many of the hard copies around. I think

01:53:06.220 there's only about 200 or 200 ever printed. Sorry. Okay. Uh, so I think we have,

01:53:15.980 Rusty and then Fitz side. All right. Far away. Now, if they didn't like these people and they saw

01:53:23.980 that they're a problem and, you know, they are a republic, but they have an emperor,

01:53:31.020 why not just TKD them? Well, like what, what, what, what's your take on that? What, what were,

01:53:37.340 just because, um, why not? I don't understand. Well, because you've got to, you've got to remember

01:53:43.900 power dynamics here, Rusty, that what Cicero, people, Cicero is, is working at the time of

01:53:49.420 republic. He doesn't, he sees them as a problem, but he doesn't, it's not, it's, it's a problem

01:53:56.140 that Romans are traditionally or traditionally dealt with by just expeling them. So he's seeing

01:54:02.300 it as, oh, we need to expel these people and we need to install real Roman values. That's 1.00

01:54:08.220 classic Roman response to this. So he doesn't see that that is a solution yet because he's thinking

01:54:13.420 in intellectual terms. In some respects, it, it Cicero shows you the folly of the intellectuals

01:54:19.740 and they overthink these things. They, they, they think, they, they think of, okay, we, we must,

01:54:24.540 you know, we must propagate culture to these people rather than TKD. So that's the difference between

01:54:30.700 a more, shall we say, a stronger philosophy and a more, the more highly intellectual version of it,

01:54:36.300 and why the high intellectuals often fail, because they don't look, they don't look at fundamental

01:54:41.900 solutions. They look at the, you know, high, high, high-minded, high-sounding ones rather than

01:54:47.900 reality kind of like that. Yeah. Cause they didn't mind like conquering nations. I mean,

01:54:54.780 the Roman empire conquered tons of nations. So it's not like they were opposed to doing that. So

01:55:02.140 do you think it was just him in particular? Like, do you think under a different Roman leader,

01:55:07.740 if they were causing such problems, maybe he would have just, um, TKD'd them or? Well, that, that is

01:55:15.980 exactly what happened, Rusty. If you think about it, because Trajan, Trajan goes into Judea after the

01:55:22.060 third Jewish revolt. I think it's the third one. And he goes in and he does something that's almost 0.78

01:55:28.780 unprecedented in Roman history. It's the only time, as I mentioned, is, is Carthage. He goes in there

01:55:34.460 and he launches a basic, a war of extermination. The point where, um, they, they literally, the

01:55:42.140 Romans were, Trajan was, Trajan basically forbade Judaism as a religion. He had the death squads

01:55:47.740 running around, um, the entire Judea, killing rabbis. They were specifically going after rabbis. 0.96

01:55:53.260 And they were also, there was a point where they were, they, that what they would do is they would,

01:55:57.660 um, these, these Roman police units would have, um, the locals drop, um, like men,

01:56:04.300 any local guy, the men they found, they would have them drop their, drop, drop their pants

01:56:08.860 because to see whether or not they were circumcised. And if they were circumcised,

01:56:11.260 they'd kill them. That's how radical their response was to, um, that situation. 0.99

01:56:17.660 And who was that basic guy? Who was that? That's Trajan.

01:56:22.460 Trajan. Trajan. Okay.

01:56:24.300 Yes. Trajan. So, and then he's followed up by Hadrian who lessens it a bit, but it's kind of

01:56:30.220 the same. So the Jews hate Trajan and they hate, um, Hadrian of the two. 0.56

01:56:36.140 Yeah. They have like, they have like in Israel, they have this weird, like almost masochistic, 1.00

01:56:41.900 like respect and hatred. And they, they, they set up like a museum exhibit of Roman bus of Trajan

01:56:48.860 and Hadrian that they found. And it's like, I don't know, they're trying to stoke up,

01:56:54.060 you know, nationalistic, uh, pride because they were like in the most literal sense of the word,

01:57:01.180 wiped off the map. I think it was Hadrian who wiped them off. Again, the third, the third one

01:57:07.260 where they took the temple. They, it was, it was called Syria, Palestinian because of the Romans

01:57:13.900 up until 1948. I mean, they were, I mean, we don't even think about this as just average white

01:57:19.980 Americans and Westerners, but they think that that's their area. And for 2000 years, they were

01:57:27.100 literally wiped off the map because of us. And, uh, they have a, yeah, they have a hatred for us

01:57:35.340 because of that, that I think the average, you know, Christian white person just isn't aware of

01:57:40.620 and just isn't conscious of. And I don't know. I think that's changing nowadays, but yeah.

01:57:47.980 Yeah, great. Okay. Um, fifth side. So I guess I'm kind of fixated on, on the idea because it keeps

01:57:57.420 popping up in our circles about a lot of people will, because Jews really pushed this narrative 0.96

01:58:02.140 that Nero was anti-Christ and stuff. But like, um, at the end of the destruction of Rome,

01:58:08.860 would you say the, uh, the idea that Nero was anti-Christ and using a historian context

01:58:15.820 was creating the Roman Christians not to fight back because they would, would they, would you say 1.00

01:58:20.540 they believed it was Armageddon, the end times when Rome was being attacked and destroyed? Or is there

01:58:26.540 like any, any belief like that, that was going on?

01:58:32.300 The Armageddon, all Armageddon is, is it's a, it's a confabulation of the, of the, of the, of the,

01:58:38.460 of the place named Megiddo in between Syria, between, between what's now Palestine and Syria.

01:58:45.420 Um, and the fact there was like four battles in there. Um, and it was massive battles between the

01:58:49.660 Hittites and the Egyptians, but that's all that is. It's not a, it's not, it's an, it's, it's a basic, 0.95

01:58:54.780 it's a concept that's been pushed after the kind of, after it became, I guess, after, after something's

01:59:01.660 happened to become, it's basically, uh, manufactured manufacturing history of a sort to kind of

01:59:08.060 justify what you're, what's going on at a time. So it's big, I guess would be the best way of putting

01:59:12.060 it. So pretty much, pretty much everything was superimposed. Like this history took place,

01:59:17.660 it was written down and then it was superimposed and spread throughout the Christian churches at

01:59:22.300 the time. Essentially. Okay. Okay. Acceptable. Yeah. Yeah. I just have one or two comments on, um,

01:59:33.420 the, the very wise warning I think you issued against paying too much mind to intellectuals,

01:59:37.740 you know, um, in any group, um, and points, various points in history and how that's been borne out.

01:59:43.260 Um, I mean, a book, which in, you know, is, is rather good, uh, by Thomas Sowell intellectuals

01:59:47.980 and society. There are some warnings to be heeded there. I think, you know, specifically about how

01:59:52.780 someone from, from one discipline can acquire a following or respect, and then expect that to sort

01:59:58.780 of confer these trans set of sort of transferable skills and wisdom on them, which just isn't there, 0.99

02:00:04.460 but they, they get this public public adulation, despite the absence of that. Um, and more broadly,

02:00:10.300 though, there's been, I think, um, something like the peacock effect, you know, with this

02:00:16.140 sexual selection pressure, you end up with peacocks with tails, so ridiculously long and

02:00:19.900 beautiful that it slows them down and makes them easy prey still. Um, the, the female peacocks are 0.99

02:00:26.620 still impressed enough that it's actually worth having this big, uh, encumbering tail up and to a

02:00:31.740 point. And I think, you know, we've reached in the, in the, in the Western world, we've sort of

02:00:35.900 reached that cutoff point now with the evolutionary value of ideas. It's kind of,

02:00:40.700 that's conferred a huge value on us, but it's reached its point and it's started to harm us

02:00:45.340 and slow us down and work against us. So it's the people taking us back to human biology and away

02:00:51.020 from these highfalutin sophisticated ideas who, who are the people we should be listening to

02:00:55.900 strongly now. I think, um, there's a, there's a word I coined, if you'll permit me, the indulgence,

02:01:01.820 um, is intellectualoid. A lot of the Jewish figures behind pushing these very sophisticated 1.00

02:01:07.020 arguments, justifying multiracialism. They're not even really intellectual arguments in the

02:01:11.420 strict sense. They have the form of that, but there's no deep understanding or deep love of

02:01:15.980 ideas behind them. There's no deep reading behind them. They're, they're propaganda more than anything

02:01:20.540 else. Emotional arguments. Very frequently with a heavy dose of emotion. Yes. I think it was

02:01:27.900 San Francis. You said that, you know, there are some, in the context of talking about very bad

02:01:31.660 arguments for multiracialism, there are some arguments that are so bad, only very intelligent 0.87

02:01:35.900 people could be persuaded to believe them. There's a lot of that going around, I think.

02:01:43.580 Revelo Oliver. He called them Matoids. 0.98

02:01:45.980 Oh, was that Revelo Oliver? I'm sorry. Yes. No, no, no. He used the term Matoid.

02:01:53.580 So he's in... Oh, I see.

02:01:55.580 Is that there's, there was an old psychological term called Matoid, 1.00

02:01:59.500 whereby someone is an absolute genius at one thing, but they're an absolute moron at 1.00

02:02:03.020 everything else. And, but you get that kind of, it's that same kind of observing of, um, you basically, 0.99

02:02:09.260 you get all these morons trying to pretend like they are, um, you know, some kind of authority on, 0.99

02:02:15.420 on something that they're just not. And they, and they don't have the common sense to kind of go back 1.00

02:02:20.380 to, I'd say, it's kind of, I'd like to say, keep it simple, stupid. Because it, because that whole 1.00

02:02:25.660 thing is about Elon Musk. Yes. Very much that sort of thing. Keep it simple, stupid, and stop and

02:02:31.820 engage in the law of parsimony. Don't, you know, the, the least amount of assumptions is what you want 1.00

02:02:37.260 rather than... Oh gosh, yes. Occam's razor is grossly under taught in schools and universities,

02:02:43.500 I think. Yeah. Well, these days it's because basically it's, it's the excuse to teach someone

02:02:49.740 crap, isn't it? Fundamentally is if you, if you have to engage in Occam's razor, then it kind of 0.92

02:02:55.580 forces you to have to think about things and to say, what is the basis for this? What is the,

02:03:00.300 what is the logical logic behind this? And the minute you apply Occam's razor, so much stuff falls

02:03:05.820 away. It's actually fundamentally why I like Occam's razor so much, because it's just,

02:03:10.940 what's the, what's the assumption behind this? Okay. Well, if it's, if it's not a reasonable

02:03:14.060 assumption, if you've got a million assumptions, why, why do this? Why, why, why not just work to

02:03:18.860 the evidence? Is that simple? Well, gents, it is the top of the hour, 10 o'clock. If you enjoyed

02:03:28.060 up inside chats and you want to, uh, catch it on Rumble again, you can go to our WER

02:03:38.140 host page, click the link tree, and there's a Rumble account in there. So if you came in late,

02:03:43.980 you can catch up on what you missed. Carl, do you want to give a sign off and a hint for Friday morning

02:03:51.100 show? Okay. Well, it's again, lovely to have spent time with you all and to have, we haven't had a

02:03:57.980 lot of, a lot of chats. A lot of people have come up, just have their viewpoint and share their own

02:04:03.020 information, their own knowledge, which is wonderful as usual. Um, well, in terms of the future, just

02:04:09.020 remember, don't never get blackpilled by anything. It all happened before and we all, and we will always,

02:04:14.860 always win. In terms of- I heard a cat. What's the cat's name? Rusty had a cat. Rusty, Rusty must talk to

02:04:26.780 the cat. It's my cat. I know. Um, but on Friday, we're going to go back to the topic of Judeo-Bolshevism. 0.86

02:04:35.740 We're going to cover the rise of the power of the Jews in communism in Lithuania, in Latvia, Estonia, 0.98

02:04:44.540 and possibly one or two other countries during the, during 1917 to 1940s. And so we'll learn a bit

02:04:53.420 more about that. And we will see again that Jews are the problem as they always invariably are. 1.00

02:05:00.860 Thank you so much, Carl Rottle. It's always a pleasure. White power to you, brother. And, uh, yeah, 0.98

02:05:08.060 we're going to let in White Paladin to come in as co-host and we'll get Arian unity started. So if you

02:05:13.980 guys want to stick around, we got about eight more hours of content for you guys.

02:05:22.300 What's your cat's name? Wait, right? So my ex named this cat. His name is Unagi. He's a fat

02:05:31.660 asshole. 1.00

02:05:42.220 What does Unagi mean? 0.99

02:05:44.540 Freshwater eel.

02:05:47.100 Yep.

02:05:47.340 In Japanese.

02:05:48.620 Hi, Carl. Before you leave, in your opinion, what is the best translation of Mein Kampf?

02:05:53.260 Go for Stalag. It's probably the, it's, it's, it's the best one. It's the best one. It's the best

02:05:58.460 generic one to use. If you, Dalton's fine. And most of them are fine. Just, but Stalag is probably

02:06:03.660 the best one. If you're going to go for the least controversial.

02:06:07.500 And quick question, Carl, uh, the word that you mentioned from Revelop Oliver,

02:06:10.940 was that Marta? How was that spelled?

02:06:12.940 Matoid. M-A-T-T-O-I-D. 1.00

02:06:16.540 Matoid. 0.98

02:06:17.020 Thank you ever so much. Someone asked me by DM, so that's clear now. Thank you.

02:06:20.540 No problem.

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02:08:35.340 Good morning, Aryans. White power, everybody. Good morning. Good morning. Great show, Colorado. Thank you very much.

02:08:54.220 We are now starting the Aryan Unity show, as you heard like six times in the intro.

02:08:58.100 Um, what's going on, everybody? How's everybody's weekend? How's your, uh, happy Fourth of July,

02:09:06.100 all of you guys? What show was this? I missed that. What show? What show? I need help. I'm sorry.

02:09:13.780 Aryan Unity. Aryan Unity. Aryan Unity. Yeah, it's been like four times a week.

02:09:18.420 Don't summon the Aryan Unity spirit! Ah! Ah! Ah! It's coming out there! Ah! 1.00

02:09:24.100 It's better than candy, man. We don't want that nigger over here. 1.00

02:09:29.060 Well, how's it going, Mega? 0.99

02:09:33.060 It's going the best it can. I have a family gonna show up sometime either today or tomorrow.

02:09:39.540 Uh, they were driving in and everything like that. They gotta, uh, drop off a car and, uh,

02:09:45.540 drop off their trailer, and then they're gonna come, uh, visit for a little bit. So, uh, that'll be cool.

02:09:50.900 But if I hop out of here, that's probably what it is. But, you know, and until they come and everything

02:09:56.500 like that, uh, I'll be here. I'm just cleaning up, making some mop water right now, and, uh, gonna

02:10:02.020 mop the house, you know. It's gonna mop, mop, mop. Right on, right on. That's good. Family visiting,

02:10:08.980 and I hope you had a good 4th of July.

02:10:10.740 These floors are gonna be so clean! Oh my god, look at these floors!

02:10:15.460 These floors! They're so shiny! All right. Well, hope you had a good, uh, 4th of July weekend there,

02:10:23.460 Mega. What's going on, White Reich? 0.89

02:10:24.420 I think White Reich is recovering from a sunburn. He would, uh, go take his mouse and click the unmute

02:10:42.180 button. But, uh, that would, uh, make him have to reach two feet in front of him, which would split

02:10:47.780 his skin and cause an excruciating pain. So, uh, yeah, White Power, White Reich. Hopefully you're 1.00

02:10:54.660 not burnt too bad on that, uh, kayaking. Oh, shit. Okay. I see. I see. Oh, White Power, guys. Sorry. 1.00

02:11:00.980 I just got my hands full. I got a business phone call that I'm getting into right now. But, uh,

02:11:06.500 White Power, looking forward to the show. It's always great being a part of Arian Unity.

02:11:11.860 White Paladin, WTF. I know he's not gonna be here for a while, but, uh, 0.99

02:11:17.380 kick some ass, take some names, surfs up, juice down. A.K.A. Unagi was demanding food. 0.99

02:11:27.300 No, I, I actually got an electric cat feeder and, uh, it goes off every morning at 7.30, so

02:11:34.980 on the dot. Shame. Shame. Take that responsibility in your own hands, white man.

02:11:42.020 I'm telling you, if you don't get an electric cat feeder and one of those fountain water bowls,

02:11:48.660 you're, you're not doing cats right.

02:11:50.340 Oh, my God. Are you like the HT and bidets of cats right now?

02:11:58.340 Yeah.

02:12:01.300 That's White Power. Go kitty. 0.79

02:12:02.900 No, man. The white, the white power kitty bidet. Oh, no, that's not, that's not an image I needed

02:12:10.900 this morning. Um, uh, yeah, no, uh, my cat demands tuna first thing when I wake up. He,

02:12:18.100 he literally sits by my bedside, looking at me, glaring at me, trying to use Jedi mind powers

02:12:23.780 to wake me up and get me out of bed to feed him tuna because he loves his tuna. Um,

02:12:29.300 you're right. I don't know. I think he thinks he's a Jedi. He thinks he has the Jedi mind tricks.

02:12:35.380 My cat back in the day when I was a kid, you could not say tuna in the house because, uh,

02:12:40.020 you know, a couple of times you tell that cat, Hey, you want some tuna? And she's like,

02:12:43.540 Oh, all right, cool. I'll check this shit out. And then, holy shit. You know, your mom's like, 1.00

02:12:48.980 Hey, you want a tuna sandwich? Your cat is like three rooms away with psychic hearing and,

02:12:53.540 you know, running in like I fucking heard that. I know you got it. Come on. Break it out. Break it out. 0.99

02:13:03.220 Yeah. Yeah. My, my cat will get actually very violent. If I don't give him tuna right away,

02:13:08.740 he'll be, he gets pretty damn violent. So yeah. Um, we got Sammy up here. What's going on, Sammy?

02:13:18.420 Yeah. Howdy. I've never understood the argument behind bidets. Like, are you,

02:13:23.540 are you supposed to like soap your ass when you use them or what? Cause they say it makes you 1.00

02:13:29.060 cleaner, but it's just water. So anything, it's splashing all that shit everywhere else. It's not, 0.99

02:13:33.700 I don't, I don't understand it. Yeah. I kind of, I kind of, uh, on the fence with the bidets. I

02:13:39.700 don't know. Like I could imagine them getting pretty filthy. I mean, just, you know, in the general

02:13:45.300 vicinity that they end up and clean and the spray. And so I don't actually know. I've never actually

02:13:51.620 owned a bidet, but, um, I do know when, uh, when you're traveling, they are quite nice.

02:13:58.020 Uh, cause, uh, you know, the housekeeper, they clean them, you know, but I mean, uh, yeah,

02:14:07.060 I don't know how you're supposed to, uh, I don't know how you're supposed to maintain those. If you

02:14:12.020 gotta clean them off every time or what, you know, I, it's a mystery to me. It's a mystery to me.

02:14:17.620 I think when you turn the water pressure on, there's like a little arm that comes out and

02:14:24.340 like sprays and then, uh, it goes back in, but definitely, I don't know how it cleans itself.

02:14:30.180 And, you know, I had bought one for my dad, but then I like, I realized, yeah, 0.81

02:14:34.900 he's never going to fucking clean it. And it's ended up going to be, uh, even worse than, uh, 0.56

02:14:40.180 you know what I mean? The cleanliness it's supposed to be. So I was just like,

02:14:43.460 fuck it. I still got it sitting in a box. It's in a closet right now. You know, 1.00

02:14:47.380 maybe I'll hook it up for myself, but, uh, yeah, that's one of those things that, uh,

02:14:52.420 I don't know enough about. So, uh, yeah.

02:14:55.620 The American mind cannot comprehend a fresh clean ass. They can only comprehend splinters 1.00

02:15:00.740 in big toilet paper. That's what I'm saying. It's just water. It's not

02:15:05.060 fucking cleaning anything. I've got a better idea. 0.97

02:15:10.020 Neither is a toilet paper. I've got a better idea. People could just train

02:15:14.260 their selves to, uh, you know, relieve themselves, right? Have it all done before you take a shower.

02:15:21.620 And then when you're in the shower, after you've done that, you just bend over and you just let the

02:15:28.900 shower do that. That way. But if you bend over, you're going to get the splash in your face.

02:15:38.500 You know what I'm saying? So you have to, you have to kind of arch your back. You kind of got to arch

02:15:44.660 your back and cook your neck a certain way. So this is becoming brown power. So, so I just want to say, 1.00

02:15:52.020 if you were a real Aryan, you worked so hard. Do not redeem, sir. And if you were a real Aryan, you 1.00

02:15:57.860 worked so hard that your body would use up all the energy and there would be no poop.

02:16:04.900 Well then, well then, we got to go here. Let's still think about it.

02:16:08.020 The supreme leader of his side does not poop. That's your body absorbing toxins.

02:16:11.140 Not even pee. He doesn't even sweat in the sun. He is supreme leader of his side.

02:16:16.180 I worked so hard, uh, I just don't know what it is. North Korean confirmed?

02:16:22.020 Oh, you're not Korean. Okay. Hello there. 1.00

02:16:27.940 He sat in the sun too long. He got bleach.

02:16:31.620 Does anyone have to go with baby wipes? Because that's what I use is baby wipes.

02:16:38.820 Oh no. Oh no. Baby oil too.

02:16:43.380 No, but I figure that's better than arching my back and getting all in my shower, you know.

02:16:47.460 So I figured I'd use the baby wipes. Oh, wow.

02:16:50.740 And also women. 0.72

02:16:52.020 Sounds like you're having to pay a lot more money to Johnson and Johnson that just try to 0.99

02:16:55.700 fucking like... 0.99

02:16:56.660 Listen, only two, there's only, there's only two types of people who arch your back, gays and women. 1.00

02:17:04.020 All right, you want to know the real way to wash your butt? All right, you, you get your wife to start up your, uh, 1.00

02:17:10.100 $250,000 jet boat, right? And then, uh, you, uh, sit there on the side of the, uh, lake, you know,

02:17:17.380 and you hold on to that, uh, jet ski line. And then you sit right there and you let her pull your ass 1.00

02:17:22.660 through the river, you know, and, uh, you just do one quick circle on that butt crack. 1.00

02:17:27.220 And I swear to God, you'll be so clean. Yeah. 0.74

02:17:30.820 Man, you don't even know what a clean ass is. You'll be filled with water too. 1.00

02:17:35.940 We went from one of the most intelligent spaces before.

02:17:43.940 This transition is a little bit, uh, a little bit wild.

02:17:47.620 Health is wealth. Health is wealth, guys.

02:17:50.500 Oh, this is true. This is true. Let's get the hands to you. We got Phil and then with striking.

02:17:56.020 Or sorry. Yeah, Phil, Phil and then striking.

02:17:57.860 Hey, how's it going? White power, by the way. 0.95

02:18:01.940 What's going on?

02:18:03.220 Nothing much.

02:18:03.940 White power. 0.98

02:18:04.340 Um, so here, let's make one thing clear here, since we're all talking about this.

02:18:09.300 You know, how about we just be efficient here? Why not just reuse, uh,

02:18:13.700 fucking newspaper, like old newspaper? Fuck it. Saves plenty of money when you think about it. 1.00

02:18:19.940 And even if you don't have a bidet or, you know, you, you don't want to spend much on toilet paper,

02:18:25.620 newspapers.

02:18:27.060 The ink, the ink will cause your booty hole, uh, cancer. 0.95

02:18:30.580 Yeah. You first.

02:18:31.540 Yeah. I mean, I mean, when it comes to softness, I mean, like the Europeans may as well use that, 0.98

02:18:38.180 that toilet, that, uh, newspaper trick is fucking European toilet paper. My God. Anyways, uh, 1.00

02:18:44.420 exactly.

02:18:47.460 Oh, were you going on or something? Sorry.

02:18:50.580 No, no, I, I was, uh, I was letting you finish, uh, what you were going to, I think you had another.

02:18:56.820 Yeah.

02:18:57.540 It's awesome.

02:18:58.900 Oh yeah. There was one that I heard that I guess, um, they use,

02:19:03.460 I heard this and I don't know if it's true or not, but like something with corn, like, um,

02:19:10.340 oh my gosh. It's like, um, like the layer of the corn cob.

02:19:15.060 Yeah. The corn cob.

02:19:16.180 Yeah. Yep. The corn cob.

02:19:17.460 Same thing you can make pipes out of too.

02:19:20.740 Corn cobs. 1.00

02:19:21.860 That seems like, that seems like that's going to give you like an itchy ass. I don't think that would 0.99

02:19:28.340 ever work.

02:19:29.700 So the point of using toilet paper is to, uh, leave brown strips in the underwear to test the

02:19:34.740 love of the woman when she washes them.

02:19:38.420 That is very true.

02:19:39.300 You can also, you can also use pine cones, but they're only one directional. I found that out the

02:19:44.260 hard way.

02:19:46.260 Oh God.

02:19:47.060 Mulligan, its name is Nature's Toilet Paper, guys.

02:19:50.260 If you look up Mulligan, M-U-L-L-E-I-N, that's Nature's Toilet Paper forever out in the wilderness. 0.67

02:19:57.860 And you've just like got no other options. That's a great one if the group goes down for you.

02:20:04.100 When you're sitting on the jar, when you're sitting on the jar and the toilet paper's gone,

02:20:08.020 I'm beating it, man. Use your hand.

02:20:11.860 That's, that's a jeet way.

02:20:14.100 Anyways, we got striking with his hand up here. Let's go to striking.

02:20:17.540 Yo, what's up guys? White fucking power. I don't know why. 1.00

02:20:20.260 What's going on?

02:20:21.380 Nothing much, man. Kind of sad to see that WTF is not on here, but nothing much, man. I just kind of

02:20:26.900 woke up doing some shit at home. Saw some spaces, you know. There's a space we were just fucking 0.99

02:20:31.940 mocking spics and whatnot and their stupid Spanish accents because I know them down to the grid. 1.00

02:20:36.380 That's kind of irrelevant. Why isn't WTF up here, man? Kind of miss him. 1.00

02:20:42.620 I, uh, I'm not sure. Somebody said that he's got something to deal with, I guess, in the morning.

02:20:47.260 It's his first day being gone, bro. How can you miss him so fast?

02:20:50.380 Yeah, that's the only reason I come up here to talk to him more because I don't bother him enough in real life,

02:20:55.100 so I got to talk to him on here.

02:20:56.300 I know you guys missed us on Friday, too. I know, I know.

02:21:03.260 Yeah, I know. Friday was pretty good, though. I went to, uh, what is it? I went to like this cool, uh,

02:21:08.620 beach town called Ocean City. Had some fireworks there and everything for Fourth of July, so it was pretty good.

02:21:14.540 Nice. Very nice. Yeah, I, uh, I'm not gonna lie. I needed that Friday off, too, so that was actually kind of a nice, uh,

02:21:23.020 nice little break here. I'm sure, uh, the viewer, uh, the listeners, uh, would probably be pretty down.

02:21:28.060 Everybody just, uh, getting ready for the Fourth of July business, and yeah, I, I, I was on empty. I was running on empty,

02:21:35.580 so I was kind of actually, uh, thrilled to see that we were taking the day off, um, for at least one day.

02:21:40.780 You know, it's a nice little break, but I know you guys missed us.

02:21:44.780 It's kind of discriminatory how, you know, they didn't do a day off for Canada Day, but they did one for the USA.

02:21:50.780 How do you feel about that?

02:21:52.780 Yeah, what was that, guys? Why you give me that?

02:21:56.780 Yeah, that's true. Uh, I don't remember.

02:21:58.780 No Canadian admin. That's that in a nutshell.

02:22:02.780 Yeah, I would have been bored. I would have been bored.

02:22:06.780 Good day, my fellow white. 0.71

02:22:10.780 Yeah, see, white paladin would have had to spend all day, uh, as Cookie Monster streaming on GTV, right? 0.96

02:22:15.780 And then he wouldn't have a voice today, so he, uh, you know, he was happy for the Friday off.

02:22:19.780 He was like, yeah, this is white power perfectly. 0.98

02:22:21.780 You know what I have to do for GTV?

02:22:23.780 Cause, uh, cause what is it? He's been, uh, Cookie Monster, he's been giving me some ideas.

02:22:28.780 I should go on GTV, and I should just go on with my clans outfit, cause I got like a full-blown clans robe and everything. 0.93

02:22:35.780 And just start doing it, cause I've done it before, and I can only imagine if I did it on GTV, it would be funny as fuck. 0.78

02:22:41.780 That would be pretty funny. I, uh, I mean, I don't know the rules on that, but I mean, I can't see why not, right? 0.95

02:22:49.780 I can't understand you. Go back to your killing tree. 0.77

02:22:55.780 White power. 1.00

02:22:56.780 White power. 0.98

02:22:57.780 Yeah, what, what's that guy's name? Uh, Big's, uh, that black guy. 0.98

02:23:01.780 Oh, Big's B.

02:23:02.780 Big's B on GTV?

02:23:04.780 That would be awesome. I'm telling you.

02:23:06.780 Get a clans, get your clans robe and do blackface. 0.93

02:23:10.780 That would be the funniest thing. I swear to God, do that. That would be fucking awesome.

02:23:15.780 And then do the fucking voice. You know what I'm saying? 1.00

02:23:18.780 I mean, I-

02:23:19.780 And pretend to be blind and not be able to see people, and just be like, 1.00

02:23:23.780 You're a nigger, I can tell! I hear your voice! 1.00

02:23:26.780 I know, but you know what the funny thing with that is? A wall of cringe.

02:23:30.780 I'm trying to, I'm trying to greet you gentlemen. Good day, gentlemen and lady.

02:23:35.780 Good day, sir. Very popular.

02:23:37.780 Yes, indeed. Oh, fantastic. We're, we're engaging in dialogue.

02:23:41.780 Greetings from the Southern Hemisphere. Greetings from Cape Town.

02:23:45.780 Greetings, my fellow white people. I am very happy to be here with you.

02:23:50.780 I've been drunk the whole day, as God intended us to be.

02:23:54.780 And I'm very happy to be here with my fellow white people.

02:23:59.780 Welcome, welcome. Thank you, thank you. I appreciate that. Thank you.

02:24:05.780 Is that, uh, is that Sigmund talking?

02:24:08.780 Yes, it is. Oh, Sigmund, what's up, man? We were just, uh, actually, we just did a space and Sigmund was in there earlier this morning.

02:24:16.780 And we're talking about, like, revisionism, yeah. Some white power. 0.75

02:24:21.780 White power all the way, mother effers. 1.00

02:24:23.780 And, uh, and Candace is a, uh, friend of mine, I think.

02:24:27.780 Well, I consider her a friend. I would like to F her.

02:24:30.780 Uh, we should be F-ing all the white women all the time, with their consent, of course. 1.00

02:24:36.780 Sounds kind of degenerate. 1.00

02:24:38.780 Um, well...

02:24:40.780 Well, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. 0.98

02:24:42.780 He may be drinking, but you're telling me a white man or a white woman producing a white baby is degenerate? 0.98

02:24:48.780 No, you're all, no. 0.98

02:24:49.780 I think your morals, I think your morals and values is creating homosexuality. 1.00

02:24:53.780 No, you said, we said we're f-ing all white women. Polygamy is kind of degenerate, in my opinion. 1.00

02:24:59.780 Yeah, no, I did, I also disagree.

02:25:02.780 You know, you should be...

02:25:04.780 Yeah, go ahead, sorry.

02:25:06.780 You know, you know what's, uh, you know what's degenerate?

02:25:09.780 Being a 35-year-old man praying to Christ and not getting married and having kids.

02:25:13.780 That's degenerate.

02:25:15.780 Well, I mean, I'm 19, so, not 35.

02:25:19.780 Don't let it happen.

02:25:20.780 What I'm telling you, get married.

02:25:24.780 I don't know.

02:25:25.780 I don't know why the Christ reference is a bit, a little bit weird.

02:25:29.780 Uh, it doesn't seem to comprehend to me.

02:25:32.780 Um, I think that the, I, I mean, are we going to make this into a religious debate?

02:25:38.780 No, it wasn't, it wasn't a religious debate.

02:25:40.780 It was a cultural thing.

02:25:41.780 Because a lot of the people who are single at 35 tend to be, uh, tend to be really into Christ.

02:25:48.780 I'm not saying, like, Christian.

02:25:50.780 You'll learn that with Fit Side, it always goes in this pathway.

02:25:55.780 Well, I can, I can tell you that I find the debate very interesting.

02:26:01.780 Um, that's, uh, there is this very big backlash against Christianity amongst these really otherwise

02:26:09.780 based groups that I really love.

02:26:12.780 I really love this pro-white movement that is totally taking over X, that's totally taking 0.97

02:26:18.780 over even platforms like Instagram and YouTube, where I have 25,000 followers, by the way.

02:26:25.780 Um, and so, but what I find problematic is the argument against Christianity.

02:26:33.780 Um, sorry, there's drilling going on here.

02:26:37.780 I was just with the contractors, um, they're drilling some holes in the wall, uh, here, if

02:26:44.780 you hear that.

02:26:45.780 So, what I would say here, and, and hear me out one sec, cause I, you've been very polite

02:26:50.780 to, to allow me to speak. 0.89

02:26:52.780 And this is my final point here on this particular matter is being anti-Christian, I think is retarded. 1.00

02:27:00.780 I think it's anti-European. 0.98

02:27:02.780 I think it's anti-white. 0.73

02:27:04.780 Europeans are fundamentally Christians. 0.99

02:27:07.780 You don't all have to be Christian, but Europe is fundamentally a Christian continent.

02:27:12.780 And to reject Christianity is to reject our fundamental values. 0.99

02:27:18.780 And I think that's gay and weak. 1.00

02:27:21.780 I think, uh, I think adopting a fertility, I think adopting a fertility pope, which is the 0.99

02:27:28.780 opposite of Christianity is probably what we do right now.

02:27:33.780 Let's see what Paul has to say about this.

02:27:35.780 Pardon me.

02:27:36.780 I actually didn't hear that.

02:27:37.780 Could you, could you just repeat?

02:27:38.780 I didn't hear that.

02:27:43.780 I said adopting a fertility pope is more, is what we need right now, which is kind of the 1.00

02:27:48.780 opposite of Christianity. 0.52

02:27:50.780 Okay.

02:27:51.780 Do you need a fertility pope? 1.00

02:27:53.780 Oh my gosh.

02:27:54.780 All right.

02:27:55.780 Well, uh, guys, just so, uh, all the requesters know, we, we have a full panel right now.

02:28:03.780 So if anybody's done their take, uh, you can drop down and we, so we have some room for

02:28:08.780 the other, uh, people who want to come up as speakers.

02:28:11.780 Uh, with that being said, we're going to go to Paul and then Trevor.

02:28:16.780 What's up guys.

02:28:17.780 I was just saying what all I missed last week while I was on vacation.

02:28:20.780 Did I miss any big things that I need to know about?

02:28:24.780 I was having fun making beaners uncomfortable. 1.00

02:28:27.780 Yeah.

02:28:28.780 Good.

02:28:29.780 Good. 1.00

02:28:30.780 Fuck the beaners. 1.00

02:28:31.780 Um, well we have Friday off, uh, and, uh, I guess, uh, yeah, not a whole lot. 1.00

02:28:36.780 Really?

02:28:37.780 Not a whole lot.

02:28:38.780 Really?

02:28:39.780 Morning, Paul.

02:28:40.780 Glad to hear you.

02:28:41.780 Glad to hear you.

02:28:42.780 I was in Pensacola.

02:28:44.780 I was in Pensacola this past week.

02:28:47.780 How far are you away from there?

02:28:49.780 Uh, I'm right in here in, uh, central Florida.

02:28:53.780 So I'm about the same distance between everywhere and Florida.

02:28:57.780 Gotcha.

02:28:58.780 Gotcha.

02:28:59.780 I'm in the Gulf of, uh, Mississippi.

02:29:01.780 So not that far actually.

02:29:03.780 Okay.

02:29:04.780 We drove through Biloxi to get to, uh, uh, Slidell, Louisiana.

02:29:08.780 I went over there.

02:29:09.780 I've got family over there and, uh, I took the kids on a swamp tour to see some gators.

02:29:15.780 Very nice.

02:29:16.780 Very nice.

02:29:17.780 White power. 0.98

02:29:18.780 Nice.

02:29:19.780 Awesome.

02:29:20.780 Did you do the airboat one or was it like a little canoe or something like that?

02:29:23.780 Or like a little, uh, uh, motor boat.

02:29:26.780 It was about a 22 foot John boat, but it had a bench bench seats on both sides, like the

02:29:32.780 back to back.

02:29:33.780 So you had the captain in the back and then bench seats on both sides of the front.

02:29:36.780 It was pretty cool.

02:29:37.780 It was a pretty cool setup.

02:29:38.780 It'd be a hell of a fishing boat, you know, five people on each side of the bench fishing.

02:29:42.780 We're going to catch something.

02:29:43.780 If you're ever in that area, um, a nice, a very nice area within that area is called Ocean

02:29:53.780 Springs.

02:29:54.780 Nice for the family.

02:29:55.780 Nice places to eat.

02:29:57.780 Nice.

02:29:58.780 Uh, you know, just a nice ambiance.

02:30:00.780 Very nice.

02:30:01.780 All white. 0.68

02:30:02.780 And you said Ocean Springs.

02:30:05.780 Yeah.

02:30:06.780 Okay.

02:30:07.780 I'll write that down.

02:30:08.780 Hell yeah. 0.96

02:30:09.780 White power, brother. 1.00

02:30:10.780 I'm trying to find all the white only spots, you know, cause these beaners are making me 1.00

02:30:13.780 uncomfortable.

02:30:14.780 So I have to return the favor, you know.

02:30:17.780 I'm right. 0.99

02:30:18.780 Damn. 0.99

02:30:19.780 Right. 0.99

02:30:20.780 Go ahead, Trevor.

02:30:21.780 Hey, what's up?

02:30:22.780 Good morning, fellas.

02:30:23.780 Um, you know, I just wanted to speak to something that it seems to me that the news moves so quickly

02:30:29.780 right now, especially lately, you know, with all the noticing going on that even for an

02:30:34.780 absolute autist like myself, it's hard to even keep up these days.

02:30:38.780 I call it the quickening.

02:30:39.780 Actually, they just keep it spinning and spinning and spinning.

02:30:42.780 And the big news is coming out right now is that they're refusing to release the Epstein 0.65

02:30:47.780 list.

02:30:48.780 Right.

02:30:49.780 And so Elon's taking advantage of this and this AstroTurf third position party, the America,

02:30:55.780 the so-called America party is being proposed here.

02:30:57.780 And really, I think they're just trying to preempt what is naturally going to happen

02:31:01.780 here.

02:31:02.780 And that's the burgeoning far right is going to fracture from the Trump administration

02:31:07.780 and, you know, the traditional conservative party.

02:31:10.780 That's really what they're trying to preempt here.

02:31:12.780 You know, I'm white-pilled on all of this.

02:31:14.780 Always I'm going to be white-pilled.

02:31:15.780 I really like what Carl said earlier, never get black-pilled on this.

02:31:19.780 Really, I think they're just trying to preempt what is already going to happen here in the

02:31:23.780 next few years.

02:31:24.780 People are going to demand, you know, we're going to have Weimar conditions and Weimar conditions.

02:31:29.780 They require Weimar solutions.

02:31:31.780 That's all I got.

02:31:32.780 I'm very, I must say, I'm very pleased to have fallen into this conversation.

02:31:42.780 I must follow some of you gentlemen who are being very based.

02:31:47.780 Yes, the Weimar conditions have been created and Weimar retaliation is on the rise.

02:31:59.780 And I've said this, by the way, for a couple of decades already.

02:32:05.780 I'm 37.

02:32:06.780 I observed this already 20 years ago and I was very, you know, I don't exactly wish to

02:32:12.780 see goose-stepping on the streets of Europe again or South Africa where I live.

02:32:19.780 But we are on a fast track to see exactly that once again.

02:32:26.780 And this time, we will not lose, right?

02:32:31.780 The fact that we lost the last time was pretty.

02:32:34.780 I mean, I don't know how we lost the last time, frankly.

02:32:38.780 But we certainly won't lose again.

02:32:42.780 Too many anti-white whites went against the good guys. 0.97

02:32:48.780 And this time, there's not enough anti-white whites to go against us. 0.93

02:32:51.780 So we do have a chance again.

02:32:53.780 Absolutely.

02:32:54.780 Arian, go ahead. 0.64

02:32:55.780 Arian, you're having issues again, I think. 0.99

02:33:08.780 Yeah, your mic's fucked. 0.99

02:33:09.780 I can't hear what you're saying. 0.99

02:33:11.780 This happens a lot, I noticed, with Arian. 1.00

02:33:14.780 Yeah.

02:33:15.780 Can you hear me now?

02:33:17.780 It's a little, it's getting there.

02:33:19.780 A little more.

02:33:20.780 You can't hear me still?

02:33:22.780 You're good.

02:33:23.780 You're good now.

02:33:24.780 There you go.

02:33:25.780 Okay, cool.

02:33:26.780 Yeah, I was just going to say, we did like a 28-hour space on this on Thursday.

02:33:32.780 We definitely came to the conclusion that Christianity is not European.

02:33:37.780 It's got nothing to do with us.

02:33:39.780 It doesn't have any of our linguistic traits, any of our cultural traits.

02:33:44.780 Jesus was a Jew. 0.99

02:33:45.780 He was circumcised on the eighth day.

02:33:47.780 He taught in synagogues.

02:33:49.780 He taught the Torah to people in synagogues.

02:33:53.780 There's literally nothing European about it. 0.89

02:33:55.780 It was taken by Jews, spread throughout the Roman Empire. 0.98

02:34:02.780 There's just nothing European about it. 0.93

02:34:03.780 You guys can claim it.

02:34:04.780 Oh my God.

02:34:05.780 You can claim it.

02:34:07.780 Well, let me, let me put a little point on here.

02:34:12.780 Emperor Constantine, for example.

02:34:14.780 What do you think?

02:34:15.780 The Roman Emperor Constantine. 0.93

02:34:17.780 That Jew had a hook. 1.00

02:34:18.780 Okay, come on. 0.99

02:34:19.780 Before you Martin Bailey me.

02:34:20.780 Before you Martin Bailey me.

02:34:21.780 Before you Martin Bailey me.

02:34:22.780 Was Jesus Jewish?

02:34:24.780 Yes.

02:34:25.780 Jesus was Jewish.

02:34:27.780 Yes, of course he was Jewish.

02:34:28.780 Okay.

02:34:29.780 That's all I need here.

02:34:30.780 That's it.

02:34:31.780 I just want to say Constantine has a hook nose in this one.

02:34:38.780 Let me do some, some sprinkles here. 0.96

02:34:41.780 Um, when we look at European culture and we look at just the art alone and you look at the massive amount of masterpieces that were created that have Christianity symbolism and Christian depictions, etc.

02:34:58.780 It is white culture and they are masterpieces. 0.99

02:35:02.780 And the first, um, oil painting masterpiece oil painting, arguably was the Ghent altar, the, um, so, uh, you know, you could say what you want, but then that, that, that brings us into the Renaissance.

02:35:19.780 Right.

02:35:20.780 So, and all of the great creations we can find.

02:35:24.780 I just wanted to, I'll leave it there.

02:35:25.780 I got a call coming.

02:35:26.780 Yeah.

02:35:27.780 Let's, let's leave the Christianity talks for, uh, HC spaces. 0.81

02:35:31.780 I think that's probably the best, uh, thing that we can do here.

02:35:35.780 Cause there's, you know, we're trying to, we're trying to, uh, keep the unity, you know, this is, this is what this space is about is, uh, keeping the unity and the white excellence. 0.86

02:35:43.780 And, uh, you know, I don't think that, uh, I mean, yeah, yeah.

02:35:48.780 You know, people can believe whatever they want to believe.

02:35:51.780 Um, so we'll leave it there.

02:35:54.780 And if we want to debate that, you know, we can do it with, there's different spaces for that. 1.00

02:35:59.780 But if you don't like pineapple, if you don't like pineapple on your pizza, then fuck. 1.00

02:36:04.780 I'm going to slap the shit out of your pizza. 1.00

02:36:07.780 No, I, I think that is totally irreverent to compare the debate as to whether Christianity in Europe is the same as pineapple on a pizza. 1.00

02:36:20.780 I mean, that is simply not the argument we're making here.

02:36:24.780 Um, so what I would just say gentlemen and ladies is, you know, I appreciate that so many of our brothers in particular, the males and some females have become incredibly anti-Christian, anti-Christian.

02:36:41.780 Um, which to my sensibilities, I don't expect every white person to necessarily be a Christian because that has not been the nature of our species for millennia. 0.96

02:36:56.780 My own father and many people, many intellectuals hold positions of distrust towards, uh, Christianity.

02:37:08.780 They, they hold an agnostic position or something like that. 1.00

02:37:12.780 Um, only idiots really hold atheistic positions in my view. 0.99

02:37:18.780 Uh, and I, you're welcome to challenge that, uh, that my statement is simply that Christianity is our ethos. 1.00

02:37:28.780 It is, it is what has informed our value system.

02:37:33.780 And to reject that is to reject being white. 1.00

02:37:37.780 And when you do that, you're a fucking race traitor in my view. 1.00

02:37:41.780 Yeah. 1.00

02:37:42.780 Fuck yourself, bro. 1.00

02:37:43.780 Yeah. 1.00

02:37:44.780 Hey, we're not going to do that.

02:37:49.780 I mean, here's the final end.

02:37:50.780 All of this is I'm not interested in what religion you are or lack thereof. 0.99

02:37:54.780 I'm only interested in, are you white? 0.94

02:37:56.780 And do you care about your race? 1.00

02:37:57.780 Everything else is fucking extra, dude. 1.00

02:38:00.780 Yeah. 0.97

02:38:01.780 Let's, uh, let's, uh, yeah, not fling poo, uh, towards everybody here.

02:38:06.780 Uh, we got, we got hands, so we're going to stick to the hand system.

02:38:09.780 So if you guys want to chime in on the conversation, we're going to put your hand up and we'll get the hands.

02:38:13.780 And we'll get the hands in, in order.

02:38:15.780 So Paul and then Sammy.

02:38:21.780 Take it away, Paul.

02:38:22.780 Can you hear me?

02:38:24.780 Hello?

02:38:25.780 Can you hear me now?

02:38:26.780 Yeah, you got you.

02:38:27.780 There we go.

02:38:28.780 I think we all just need to hug or something because any of these newcomers that are coming into this space here, 0.99

02:38:32.780 it's arguing over shit like this. 0.99

02:38:33.780 They're just going to, okay, these are a bunch of children and leave. 0.99

02:38:37.780 You know what I mean?

02:38:38.780 This is supposed to be unity. 0.99

02:38:39.780 Not let's, you know, honestly, I don't give a fuck if you care about Jesus or not. 0.99

02:38:42.780 I care about white people and nobody's coming to save us. 1.00

02:38:45.780 So I think we all need to get our heads around that. 0.98

02:38:47.780 Whether there is Jesus or not, Jesus ain't came to save us with all the white people dying. 0.98

02:38:51.780 So I think we just need to agree that let's be white. 0.97

02:38:54.780 Let's be right. 1.00

02:38:55.780 And let's hold our shit tight. 0.99

02:38:57.780 You know, sorry if I made a rhyme there. 0.99

02:38:59.780 And don't cross the streams.

02:39:02.780 Never cross the streams.

02:39:03.780 I learned that from Ghostbusters, guys.

02:39:05.780 Sammy, go ahead.

02:39:06.780 Amen.

02:39:07.780 Yeah, you didn't inform Paul about the recent happenings with one of our so-called big representatives.

02:39:21.780 Well, I've got my popcorn ready.

02:39:25.780 So let me know.

02:39:26.780 Wait, what'd I miss?

02:39:28.780 Maybe you can fill us all in, Sammy.

02:39:31.780 I can't think of what you're talking about.

02:39:33.780 You don't know about the tacos down under?

02:39:36.780 Yeah.

02:39:37.780 The...

02:39:38.780 The who what? 1.00

02:39:42.780 Someone fucking... 0.99

02:39:43.780 I'm working. 1.00

02:39:46.780 Hmm?

02:39:47.780 I'm also interested to hear about this.

02:39:49.780 I've just cooked some fantastic popcorn, by the way.

02:39:55.780 Well, there you go.

02:39:56.780 Wait, what did I miss?

02:39:57.780 Did I miss something?

02:39:58.780 I don't know the story or the lore.

02:40:01.780 I've heard people talking about it in Arian Fellowship.

02:40:04.780 If it's the same thing that I think you're talking about, it's about comfy friend and something with some...

02:40:13.780 I don't know.

02:40:14.780 I don't want to go into it, but it's about comfy friend if that's what you're talking about. 0.97

02:40:18.780 I've heard some shit going around about it. 0.97

02:40:21.780 Is it about comfy friend and a woman or what? 1.00

02:40:24.780 Basically, he was involved with blackmailing white nationalists with some Mexican gal trying to get dick pics or some degenerate shit. 1.00

02:40:36.780 I mean, it's just some divisive shit that they're grabbing onto. 0.99

02:40:39.780 And attaching that he pushed CI or not, it has nothing to do with him being a degenerate and not being white. 0.99

02:40:46.780 Right?

02:40:47.780 So, hey, can we get back to the Elon Musk party thing?

02:40:51.780 I think that's more of an important conversation.

02:40:54.780 Because Russell Hart said earlier that he doesn't...

02:40:57.780 He thinks it's like some kind of stuff.

02:40:58.780 I don't think it is.

02:40:59.780 I think they actually have it falling out because Trump is rolling back...

02:41:03.780 The rumor is Trump is rolling back a lot of the emissions equipment in cars, which would make gas-powered cars king again. 0.95

02:41:10.780 If they got rid of the emission stuff in your car, a fucking gas mileage per gallon would go up.

02:41:20.780 Analog and mechanical vehicles would be back in production, which would be amazing if you know the difference between now and now. 0.93

02:41:30.780 Fit side, can I ask you a favor?

02:41:32.780 What's that?

02:41:34.780 Will you take your mic out of your mouth when you speak, please?

02:41:39.780 No. 1.00

02:41:40.780 It sounds so fucked up, dude. 0.99

02:41:45.780 I hear him pretty clearly. 1.00

02:41:47.780 I don't know, maybe...

02:41:48.780 I heard him well, too.

02:41:49.780 I mean, look no further than Detroit.

02:41:50.780 That was a metropolis.

02:41:52.780 That was a great American city.

02:41:54.780 It was, you know, Detroit Rock City.

02:41:56.780 Also, all the auto manufacturers.

02:41:58.780 You had Ford up there, the great Henry Ford.

02:42:00.780 And now look at it today.

02:42:01.780 It can barely number 500,000. 0.56

02:42:03.780 And I think it's 80% black.

02:42:05.780 That's what happens with urbanization.

02:42:07.780 That's what happens with multiculturalism. 0.96

02:42:09.780 Our great cities get destroyed. 0.87

02:42:11.780 Well, and also the Jews used marches in the communist movement to destroy themselves. 0.99

02:42:20.780 Like, let's be honest.

02:42:24.780 The reason why we started to destroy our industry was a plan by the Jews to offload our industry to other places, and they used the stock market businessmen, right? 1.00

02:42:37.780 Like BlackRock, and the Coen brothers and all that stuff to do it, right?

02:42:44.780 And so all these regulations and standards they started putting on cars that weren't needed, that didn't help the environment, and didn't actually do anything to lessen the cost of gas per gallon, was literally manufactured and then created by Jews. 1.00

02:43:04.780 All right.

02:43:05.780 I've got no idea what you were saying, but I'm going to pop off very quickly.

02:43:09.780 I'm going to pop into another space.

02:43:11.780 So, I'll be back in a sec.

02:43:13.780 Trader.

02:43:14.780 Kisses. 1.00

02:43:15.780 All of you homosexuals. 1.00

02:43:17.780 Ah, what? 0.99

02:43:20.780 Did you just call us all homosexuals? 1.00

02:43:23.780 The fuck? 1.00

02:43:24.780 Yeah. 1.00

02:43:25.780 He drinks wine for a living. 0.99

02:43:26.780 He's gay. 0.99

02:43:27.780 Ah. 0.97

02:43:28.780 Yeah.

02:43:29.780 Yeah.

02:43:30.780 Okay.

02:43:31.780 So, anyways.

02:43:33.780 I can't see Harris.

02:43:36.780 I really thought he was eloquent and well-spoken.

02:43:39.780 I don't know.

02:43:40.780 Yeah.

02:43:41.780 He's a wine drinker. 0.89

02:43:42.780 He's gay, bro. 0.99

02:43:43.780 Anyways. 0.96

02:43:44.780 Here we go from one fight to another. 1.00

02:43:50.780 Kick the fucking unity, guys. 1.00

02:43:53.780 Okay. 1.00

02:43:54.780 So, I can't see any hands.

02:43:55.780 If you guys got your hands up right now.

02:43:57.780 I'm showing Sammy and Paul.

02:44:00.780 Sammy and Paul.

02:44:01.780 Okay.

02:44:02.780 Um.

02:44:03.780 I'm not sure who was first.

02:44:05.780 I'll let you guys be gentlemen.

02:44:07.780 Or maybe, uh, maybe Meg is glitching. 1.00

02:44:11.780 Cause I, I remember you guys just went.

02:44:13.780 Yeah.

02:44:14.780 Could be glitching.

02:44:15.780 You know.

02:44:16.780 Well, anyways, let's, uh, let's keep this light.

02:44:20.780 How was everybody's, uh, 4th of July?

02:44:22.780 You guys do anything fun?

02:44:23.780 Uh, anybody, uh, anybody do anything exciting?

02:44:27.780 My little, uh, my little town.

02:44:30.780 There's a little town next to my little town, a smaller town.

02:44:34.780 And, uh, because everyone's white and they have the networks. 1.00

02:44:37.780 We had a bad-ass flyover from a fucking old bomber jet. 1.00

02:44:42.780 Fucking bad-ass to start off the parade. 0.99

02:44:44.780 And then we had a bunch of farmers bringing the old farm equipment out 0.99

02:44:47.780 and stuff like that, doing the parade.

02:44:49.780 Just saying, like, you come to a small town, you can actually enjoy a decent parade.

02:44:55.780 So, that means move here to Sydney, Montana.

02:44:58.780 Help be organized.

02:44:59.780 Take over this town.

02:45:00.780 Push what we need to push.

02:45:01.780 Take over the local politics.

02:45:03.780 And save the white race. 0.96

02:45:04.780 Build a political stronghold right here in Montana.

02:45:07.780 That's what we need to do.

02:45:09.780 And read your order, Linda.

02:45:11.780 And when you read your order, Linda, you need to clean your room and take your bed.

02:45:16.780 Yes, yes. 1.00

02:45:17.780 Wash your penis. 1.00

02:45:18.780 And, uh, yes. 1.00

02:45:19.780 If you're going to say you're pro-white, if you're going to say you're pro-white, read, 0.59

02:45:23.780 uh, the actual history written by your ancestors.

02:45:25.780 Not what some dude who went to a Jewish university interprets from a few, uh, cherry-picked artifacts. 0.93

02:45:33.780 Well, there we go.

02:45:35.780 Get the bigger picture.

02:45:36.780 You know, you gotta get the bigger picture on everything.

02:45:39.780 Well, it's funny when I, when you said that they brought their old farm equipment. 1.00

02:45:44.780 I'm thinking that they're bringing a bunch of niggers to the parade and shit. 1.00

02:45:48.780 Niggers in chains. 1.00

02:45:53.780 Niggers in chains. 1.00

02:45:55.780 Niggers, niggers, niggers, niggers, niggers in chains. 1.00

02:45:59.780 Go ahead, Paul. 1.00

02:46:01.780 I just come back out of the store. 0.98

02:46:03.780 I heard niggers in chains. 1.00

02:46:04.780 It reminded me, uh, you know how I tell y'all where, where I'm at in Georgia. 0.97

02:46:07.780 We don't really have like a nigger problem. 1.00

02:46:09.780 Like even, even white people that ain't racist. 1.00

02:46:11.780 If we see a black person, you know, not acting right, we'll tell them, shut the fuck up, nigger. 1.00

02:46:17.780 You know? 1.00

02:46:18.780 And, uh, so I've never really had like a nigger problem. 1.00

02:46:20.780 But when we was in Pensacola, uh, I was sitting there cooking on the grill and I had my kids and we were all playing in the ocean. 0.88

02:46:27.780 Well, these, uh, these niggers, three couples walked up and asked if they could sit at the picnic table beside us, like set their stuff down. 1.00

02:46:34.780 I was like, sure, sure, I'm using this area. 0.89

02:46:37.780 I have nothing to do with that area. 0.99

02:46:38.780 You know, I really don't want you here, but you know, fuck it. 1.00

02:46:41.780 Y'all go ahead. 1.00

02:46:42.780 Well, about five minutes in, all I could hear was in black bitches talking about other black bitches and all this that and the other. 1.00

02:46:48.780 So I started kind of staring at them, making them uncomfortable. 1.00

02:46:51.780 Well, then here comes my daughter walking up. 1.00

02:46:53.780 And one of these fucking niggers said, yeah, well, bitch, you can just suck my dick. 1.00

02:46:57.780 Well, I came across the fucking picnic table and I said, look, you fucking three niggers, if I hear anything about my dick again in front of my fucking daughter, I'll bury you in front of these fucking people in the goddamn sand and be happy to go to fucking jail. 1.00

02:47:08.780 So I finally popped my fucking cherry with having a nigger problem. 1.00

02:47:12.780 So I'm proud of myself, you know, now I can have an official nigger problem. 1.00

02:47:17.780 God damn it. 1.00

02:47:20.780 Those fucking shiboon whores. 1.00

02:47:23.780 Yeah, they're always trying to bring up degenerate topics around kids. 1.00

02:47:28.780 Well, see, I don't I don't what I don't associate with them.

02:47:31.780 So I don't ever hear them talk.

02:47:32.780 And within five minutes, that's all they were talking about. 1.00

02:47:34.780 And it's like, why the fuck you going to come to the beach just to talk shit? 1.00

02:47:38.780 You know, but I was proud of I was proud of my wife. 1.00

02:47:42.780 Well, I was proud of my wife, because when I said nigger and all three of them fucking nigger bitches, the guys stood up, I said, yeah, I'll take all three of you. 1.00

02:47:50.780 And then my wife grabbed my pistol out of the bag and said, I got all three of you bitches, too. 1.00

02:47:54.780 So I wouldn't fucking move. 0.99

02:47:55.780 I was like, get them, girl. 0.97

02:47:57.780 That's bad.

02:47:58.780 They want to say their favorite line.

02:48:01.780 It's mind your business. 1.00

02:48:03.780 And are you crazy? 1.00

02:48:05.780 Mind your business, I'm crazy. 0.99

02:48:08.780 That's what they wanted to do.

02:48:10.780 They targeted you. 1.00

02:48:11.780 They're like, all right, we're going to go buy this nice white family and we're going to talk a bunch of shit. 1.00

02:48:15.780 And then we're going to get our little viral Instagram moment. 1.00

02:48:17.780 Look at us go. 0.99

02:48:19.780 Well, they got a viral moment and they got called nigger and didn't do shit about it. 0.98

02:48:23.780 So, you know, and I figured Sammy would be proud of me, even though I took a trip to the beach away from my hotel. 0.98

02:48:28.780 I was still carrying.

02:48:30.780 I didn't ask you.

02:48:32.780 I didn't ask you. 0.97

02:48:33.780 You were supposed to get like a billion dollars, bro, just for, you know, getting on her little video and saying nigger. 0.98

02:48:39.780 And she she stole your million dollars, bro, by not posting up that video. 0.99

02:48:44.780 That's that's fucked up that you need some reparations. 0.96

02:48:47.780 You know, that's a that's a privilege over there. 1.00

02:48:51.780 Fucking niggers. 1.00

02:48:52.780 Damn it. 1.00

02:48:53.780 They fucking stole from you. 1.00

02:48:54.780 I write police reports. 1.00

02:48:56.780 Well, I agree.

02:48:58.780 The guiding light of that was on the way back to the hotel. 0.99

02:49:01.780 My son said, Dad, what was the problem with them niggers? 1.00

02:49:04.780 And I was like, there you go, buddy. 0.99

02:49:06.780 You didn't say blacks.

02:49:07.780 You said it right.

02:49:08.780 Yeah.

02:49:11.780 Oh, man.

02:49:12.780 He answered his own question with his question.

02:49:16.780 Yeah, I know.

02:49:17.780 That's what I said.

02:49:18.780 Well, there's your answer there.

02:49:19.780 You know, so if I want to hear like the struggles of red pulling people story. 1.00

02:49:25.780 So I was talking to this guy that I've been working on for a while.

02:49:28.780 Right.

02:49:29.780 And then he just calls me out of the blue talking about talking about things.

02:49:33.780 And he says, you know, I agree with 99 to almost damn near 100% of what you're saying.

02:49:38.780 And the problem is, he's like, I just don't got hate in my heart.

02:49:42.780 You know, I just like the Jews. 0.99

02:49:44.780 The real problem is the Muslims. 1.00

02:49:46.780 And then he goes on a tirade about like, if I had my way, I would just shoot Muslims right in the head, in the face with a gun. 1.00

02:49:54.780 And then I just like, and then he told me I was extreme in my opinion. 1.00

02:49:59.780 All like in one, like one fucking rant. 0.98

02:50:02.780 He told me I was extreme in his views. 1.00

02:50:04.780 And he's talking about blowing Muslims away.

02:50:06.780 But just from being Muslim, you know. 1.00

02:50:08.780 You know, and I'm just like, and I'm trying to explain to him, it's like, you know, Muslims are like a very small percentage of fucking people in this country. 0.99

02:50:18.780 Like, if you look at Black Lives Matter, they have caused way more damage. 1.00

02:50:22.780 And it's like, it's not just Muslims.

02:50:24.780 And then, like, he's all over the place.

02:50:26.780 And so you got to chase down and pin down how to talk to these people who are like this.

02:50:31.780 Because they're going through a racial crisis.

02:50:34.780 And that's why they're starting to, like, when they call you up out of the blue, because they're thinking about it more and more and more.

02:50:40.780 And they're trying to, they're trying to get a sense of normalcy.

02:50:44.780 And their normalcy is to just be a cop, is to be a normie white and not be pro white. 1.00

02:50:50.780 And so they will call you out of the blue like this, just to talk to you about shit, and then say, like, off the wall shit like murdering and executing Muslims. 1.00

02:51:01.780 And then calling you extreme for saying that we should have separate countries or be a white nationalist. 1.00

02:51:07.780 And so I just wanted to put that out there for y'all to understand. 0.99

02:51:11.780 Once you start really, really trying to red pill people all the time, trying to talk to people, trying to preach the good word of the Aryan race, this is the type of shit you really have to deal with. 1.00

02:51:21.780 And then it can take a lot of people some time to get over it. 0.99

02:51:25.780 And then they do freak out.

02:51:27.780 They start having an identity crisis. 0.71

02:51:29.780 Because their whole life, they have been taught that being white is evil. 0.83

02:51:33.780 And they want to accept being white. 0.99

02:51:35.780 But they need an enemy. 1.00

02:51:38.780 They need a, they keep towing the line of the narrative that it's not blacks, it's not Jews, it's the Muslims or some of the bullshit, some subculture that's the problem. 1.00

02:51:48.780 That he's never even seen a fucking Muslim in his entire life. 1.00

02:51:51.780 He's just reading like Ben Shapiro shit on the side. 1.00

02:51:58.780 Yeah, yeah. 0.98

02:51:59.780 You know, I miss those days where the cops just, you know, they didn't ask any questions.

02:52:04.780 They just saw a nigger and they even move their hands a little bit close to their waistband. 1.00

02:52:08.780 They just take them out, just shoot the fucking nigger dead. 1.00

02:52:11.780 And I think that we need to like resurface all those videos, all those beautiful videos where the niggers are getting gunned down by the cops, getting gunned down by their own people, you know, getting gunned down by whites. 1.00

02:52:25.780 I think we need to like flood the internet with that shit so that people get desensitized and don't, you know, they are, yeah, they get desensitized to the whole killing the niggers thing and they just don't give a fuck anymore. 1.00

02:52:37.780 They're like, Oh, it's another dead nigger. I don't really fucking care. They're not people anyways. 1.00

02:52:41.780 And they're not. So like, we just need to bring that back, you know, flood the internet with videos of these niggers getting fucking hung, getting chopped up, getting shot down. 1.00

02:52:52.780 Flood the internet with it. Fuck it. 1.00

02:52:57.780 Bang, bang. Pow, pow. 1.00

02:53:01.780 Why power? 1.00

02:53:03.780 Let's burn across right fucking now. 1.00

02:53:06.780 Let's go. 1.00

02:53:08.780 As long as we get born a swasta, I'll burn across with you. 1.00

02:53:12.780 Let's go. 1.00

02:53:14.780 Yeah, no, we got to make killing niggers great again. 1.00

02:53:17.780 You know, like, I don't know why they stopped doing that, you know, like, stop and frisk. 1.00

02:53:23.780 And if they do anything funny, just blow their fucking brains out. 1.00

02:53:26.780 Like it is New York. 1.00

02:53:29.780 They had an Indian mare now.

02:53:32.780 And it's the mare who determines if they stop and frisk. 0.99

02:53:36.780 Goddamn. 0.99

02:53:38.780 Well, they need to bring that back and do it to every nigger. 1.00

02:53:42.780 If they even twitch, just blow their brains out. 1.00

02:53:45.780 I miss that shit. 1.00

02:53:46.780 Which is, which by the way, the, the, the Jewish mares and the white Zionist mares and Jewish mares were the ones who were more likely to do stop and frisk. 1.00

02:53:58.780 I just want to put that out there.

02:54:01.780 No, that's wild.

02:54:03.780 Um, I hope they start in South Africa. 0.96

02:54:06.780 Like I, uh, I was, I was doing South Africa on Ome on, on, on Megal on my stream last night. 0.98

02:54:12.780 And man, they're pretty, they're a few of them were kind of cucked out, but a lot of them were just like ready to fucking just murder. 1.00

02:54:19.780 They're just ready to kill these niggers. 1.00

02:54:21.780 I'm like, please, for the love of God, when you guys start like getting kinetic, please fucking film it. 1.00

02:54:27.780 Film every fucking one, film it all, line them up on walls, film it, film it, please. 1.00

02:54:33.780 God, I need to see that shit. 1.00

02:54:35.780 So anyways, well, I think you come up with the slogan, make killing niggers great again. 1.00

02:54:48.780 There you go. 1.00

02:54:50.780 There we go. 1.00

02:54:51.780 Make killing niggers great again. 1.00

02:54:54.780 Fuck those animals. 1.00

02:54:55.780 We need animal control, you know? 1.00

02:54:57.780 Uh, I mean, when they get too many deer in a certain place, you know, they call the herd and they got too many, uh, niggers who got to do the same. 1.00

02:55:05.780 There's some culling coming. 0.97

02:55:08.780 Oh yeah.

02:55:09.780 Purge.

02:55:10.780 We need that purge alarm.

02:55:14.780 So anyways, uh, WTF messaged me, said that, uh, apparently there's no Epstein files at all.

02:55:23.780 Wait, is that the, apparently.

02:55:26.780 Now the FBI is coming out.

02:55:28.780 They're saying that there's no files now, which is, we all knew that was coming.

02:55:32.780 I did, you know, here, look at this, look at this.

02:55:34.780 It's coming.

02:55:35.780 It's coming.

02:55:36.780 Nope.

02:55:37.780 There's nothing.

02:55:38.780 Yeah.

02:55:39.780 Oh no, no, there's nothing.

02:55:40.780 They're all gone.

02:55:41.780 There's nothing.

02:55:42.780 There never was anything guys.

02:55:43.780 Yeah.

02:55:44.780 Right.

02:55:45.780 They said there was a video.

02:55:46.780 Then they said there was no video.

02:55:48.780 And now they're saying that, you know, he did nothing at wrong and that Ghislaine Maxwell

02:55:51.780 is in jail for no reason.

02:55:53.780 What's.

02:55:54.780 Yeah.

02:55:55.780 I know.

02:55:56.780 Right.

02:55:57.780 Our CIA.

02:55:58.780 Our FBI is actually a puppet of Israel. 1.00

02:56:00.780 That's the only way to understand this shit. 1.00

02:56:02.780 And that's. 1.00

02:56:03.780 Y'all.

02:56:04.780 Y'all don't know.

02:56:05.780 Patel is like part Jewish. 0.92

02:56:06.780 Like he has Jewish. 1.00

02:56:07.780 Assessor.

02:56:08.780 He's not just an Indian.

02:56:09.780 He's an Indian Jew. 0.53

02:56:10.780 You can look at him.

02:56:11.780 And see.

02:56:12.780 He doesn't look like a normal Indian. 1.00

02:56:14.780 You can see the Jewish blood.

02:56:15.780 Yeah. 1.00

02:56:16.780 It's cross-eyed fucking dysgenic ass. 1.00

02:56:19.780 Yeah. 1.00

02:56:20.780 You can definitely see that.

02:56:22.780 He looks like he smells.

02:56:24.780 You know.

02:56:25.780 He looks like he smells.

02:56:27.780 And that he doesn't wash his pennies.

02:56:31.780 Here we go with the washing. 0.99

02:56:33.780 But, um, you know what I really want to know is what the fuck they found on all those 0.99

02:56:38.780 like how many fucking hard drives? 0.98

02:56:40.780 There's like 10 or 12 hard drives. 0.99

02:56:42.780 Probably like over a terabyte each. 0.98

02:56:44.780 Like what the fuck was on those? 0.97

02:56:46.780 People need to know. 0.99

02:56:47.780 Probably genetic data.

02:56:48.780 Probably genetic data.

02:56:49.780 So Epstein was really into creating the, uh, the Jewish Aryan, uh, crossbreed master 0.99

02:56:55.780 race.

02:56:56.780 Yes.

02:56:57.780 I know it's weird.

02:56:59.780 No, it's not that weird.

02:57:01.780 Cause from what I heard, one of the biggest travelers to Epstein Island was Bill Gates

02:57:05.780 and he was not there for sex. 1.00

02:57:06.780 He was there to like, uh, you know, experiment with humans and shit. 1.00

02:57:15.780 That's true. 0.99

02:57:16.780 That's true.

02:57:17.780 But he, you know, he probably, I mean, Bill Gates.

02:57:19.780 I've seen, I've seen.

02:57:21.780 Well, he looks like a guy that likes to take it and not give it.

02:57:25.780 You know what I mean?

02:57:26.780 I've seen was, uh, I've seen was, uh, into the Aurelian cult where, you know, they have

02:57:33.780 the, uh, uh, the swasta inside the, uh, the star David cult.

02:57:38.780 And, uh, and that's what it is.

02:57:41.780 They, they were looking to start cloning human beings and stuff, but they want to cross. 1.00

02:57:44.780 Like I said, they believe like, uh, they believe that what they want to do is crossbreed 0.77

02:57:49.780 the perfect Aryan specimen with the perfect true specimen. 0.97

02:57:53.780 And that's what they believe is the next, uh, great race is.

02:57:59.780 I mean, that's just the recognition that the white race is superior that everybody, if 0.73

02:58:03.780 they could choose, like if you could choose your spawn point in life, there's not one

02:58:07.780 person in this world that could answer, like honestly answer.

02:58:10.780 They would be anything but white. 0.97

02:58:11.780 And that includes Jews. 0.97

02:58:13.780 Yeah.

02:58:14.780 They're, they're spending all this time wasting their time when they already, they already 1.00

02:58:19.780 know who's the fucking Aryan race right here. 0.99

02:58:22.780 If we were not so obviously superior, there would be no debate or recoil to this fact. 1.00

02:58:27.780 Right.

02:58:28.780 I mean, that's the argument in itself.

02:58:30.780 If, if we were not superior, then this would not recreate such a tension.

02:58:34.780 Exactly.

02:58:35.780 Spot on.

02:58:36.780 Yeah.

02:58:37.780 They, uh, they, uh, they, uh, they, uh, they, uh, they, uh, they, uh, they, uh, they

02:58:42.780 will never, they will never cross a Jew with, with, uh, with an Aryan and become, and find 0.99

02:58:49.780 something greater.

02:58:50.780 Like they're just not, it's just not going to happen. 0.97

02:58:58.780 Well, I think, I think they're giving up on the Sephardic Jews and the Miserable Jews 1.00

02:59:02.780 because there's so much of a difference between the genetics, between the Ashkenazi Jews and

02:59:09.780 Sephardic and all the other Jews. 1.00

02:59:11.780 And you can literally tell that they are very disconnected.

02:59:20.780 Yeah. 1.00

02:59:21.780 They fucked, uh, they fucked around with too many sand niggers there too. 1.00

02:59:24.780 Like if you go on, uh, like if you look at the things in Israel, like there's, it's so like, there's so many mixed 1.00

02:59:31.780 like shit. 1.00

02:59:32.780 Fuck. 1.00

02:59:33.780 It's just a pile of shit. 1.00

02:59:35.780 It's gross. 1.00

02:59:38.780 Yeah.

02:59:39.780 And imagine 3000 years of that, that they've been assimilated, exiled so many times. 0.92

02:59:43.780 Um, the women raped so many times, they're really just a hodgepodge mix. 0.99

02:59:48.780 They're, they're the ultimate mutt race. 1.00

02:59:50.780 These people we call Jews today. 0.98

02:59:52.780 A hundred percent.

02:59:53.780 They keep trying to, yeah, they're, they will never be superior over anybody.

02:59:59.780 That's, uh, I think they, they, they're the best candidate to just wipe off this earth completely. 0.98

03:00:05.780 And that's, uh, you know, I'm sure there's a way to find out, like, make like somebody was suggesting to have a virus that only wipes out non-whites. 0.91

03:00:14.780 And I think that if we found it had a virus or something like that could just wipe out all Jewish DNA, that would be a big start. 1.00

03:00:22.780 And fuck, we need to do that soon. 0.99

03:00:31.780 Yeah. 1.00

03:00:32.780 Yeah.

03:00:33.780 Yeah.

03:00:34.780 Yeah.

03:00:35.780 Minecraft.

03:00:36.780 Right.

03:00:37.780 Go to, to the Odin, uh, the Odin.com, I believe, or .org.

03:00:43.780 And you can learn how to set up your own personal direct lab and learn how to do genetic editing yourself.

03:00:50.780 And out of all the equipment and all the way things you can do, technology and modern technology, it's one of the cheapest things in price comparison to other hobbies you can actually do.

03:01:07.780 Yeah.

03:01:08.780 I remember you saying that before, uh, it's, uh, it sounds pretty interesting.

03:01:12.780 I mean, I'm sure it costs quite a lot of money to get that kind of set up.

03:01:15.780 Like, no, it's not, it's only like in, in retrograde.

03:01:18.780 It's all like for just a good, not the best, but a good, it's like $2,000 for all the equipment.

03:01:24.780 Yeah.

03:01:25.780 For a centrifuge.

03:01:26.780 And the centrifuge is the most expensive part, but everything else is, it's like a couple hundred bucks.

03:01:32.780 Interesting.

03:01:33.780 Interesting.

03:01:34.780 Interesting.

03:01:35.780 We're, we're going to have to, uh, we're going to have to cook something up that side.

03:01:39.780 I'm going to have to make a trip down to Montana, start one up and I'll give me one.

03:01:44.780 I'll get some H1B going on.

03:01:45.780 I'll come to, come to Montana.

03:01:46.780 Let's go.

03:01:47.780 So I don't want you here.

03:01:52.780 Uh, go ahead.

03:01:53.780 No, you can be here.

03:01:54.780 I want y'all to move here.

03:01:56.780 I want you to move here and understand that like everywhere you go, if you're in Ohio,

03:02:02.780 you're about to be destroyed by H1B basis. 0.94

03:02:04.780 They're building those AI databases in Ohio and they're going to flood it with non-whites. 1.00

03:02:10.780 Y'all need to just get here to Montana and get ready to fall in line to take over the politics

03:02:16.780 locally and to build a political stronghold for our children and our grandchildren. 0.99

03:02:23.780 I mean, I would be into it if I can figure out this H1B shit. 1.00

03:02:27.780 Uh, I mean, I, I would be into it. 1.00

03:02:29.780 Canada is cooked.

03:02:30.780 Canada is completely cooked.

03:02:32.780 Um, like there is going to need to be a, like if to get anything, any kind of traction 0.99

03:02:39.780 for our cause, it's going to need an entire fucking purge. 0.97

03:02:44.780 It's going to need a coup d'etat. 0.99

03:02:45.780 It's going to need like full everything like this, this country is cooked.

03:02:51.780 It's, it's the, not only the Jews that are taking it, like have their tentacles over 1.00

03:02:58.780 everything.

03:02:59.780 It's the Chinese.

03:03:00.780 The Chinese have their little tentacles in every little aspect also. 0.98

03:03:03.780 That's just between the two of them. 0.98

03:03:05.780 It's insanity here. 0.99

03:03:07.780 It's actually fucking so cucked out. 0.98

03:03:09.780 And just, it's, it's unfortunate because we have so many resources and they're like, 0.99

03:03:16.780 no, we, we, we have, we can't destroy this forest. 1.00

03:03:19.780 It's so it's the natives will hate the natives won't like, you know, it's like, fuck off. 1.00

03:03:24.780 Who cares about the natives? 1.00

03:03:25.780 Like stop.

03:03:26.780 And that's another thing is that they try and get us to cuck to these natives. 1.00

03:03:30.780 It's just like, well, the natives don't actually care. 0.98

03:03:33.780 It's just white people using and Jews using their argument about the natives because white 0.70

03:03:37.780 people, oh, the natives, the natives.

03:03:40.780 And that's how it works.

03:03:42.780 Exactly. 1.00

03:03:43.780 It's, it's bullshit. 1.00

03:03:44.780 Cause the people are, the people can't think for themselves here. 1.00

03:03:47.780 There's probably like maybe like 2% of the population in Canada that can actually think

03:03:52.780 for themselves. 1.00

03:03:53.780 The rest you just hear like they're just regurgitating the same shit they hear on the 1.00

03:03:57.780 news, on TV shows, on their fucking take talk. 1.00

03:04:00.780 It's, it's just regurgitation after regurgitation. 0.98

03:04:04.780 So it's like the Montana pipeline where all the natives were in the movie stars were protesting

03:04:09.780 the Montana pipeline.

03:04:10.780 And then, and they were like, the natives are trying to protect the environment.

03:04:13.780 No, the natives were trying to stop the pipeline because they wanted more money and

03:04:18.780 it was going to screw them out of money.

03:04:19.780 That pipeline.

03:04:20.780 And they wanted it to run through their res so they can charge more money.

03:04:24.780 That's all it was.

03:04:25.780 They didn't care about the environment.

03:04:27.780 Yeah.

03:04:28.780 They, they pretty much did the same thing up here with the, I can't remember what pipeline,

03:04:33.780 but they had like bare blockades and shit trying to get the, so the workers wouldn't come 0.99

03:04:39.780 in and the police were just fucking them up and they're saying we're coming in anyways. 0.91

03:04:43.780 And then, and then they didn't, they didn't do it. 0.98

03:04:46.780 They didn't do anything.

03:04:47.780 It's just like, well, there goes jobs and money.

03:04:49.780 Flush it down the toilet. 1.00

03:04:50.780 May as well just put a fucking white flag on everything and just say, here, it's up 1.00

03:04:54.780 for corporations. 0.99

03:04:55.780 You know, Nestle, you want this? 1.00

03:04:58.780 Fucking. 1.00

03:05:03.780 Yeah. 1.00

03:05:04.780 Fuck the natives. 1.00

03:05:06.780 Fuck their land acknowledgements. 1.00

03:05:08.780 Gay land acknowledgements. 1.00

03:05:09.780 That shit makes me sick here. 1.00

03:05:11.780 It's like before any kind of like event. 1.00

03:05:14.780 They're like, we're on the walk.

03:05:16.780 Shalukuku.

03:05:17.780 Bugaboo.

03:05:18.780 Good. 0.97

03:05:19.780 Dung. 0.69

03:05:20.780 Dung land. 0.99

03:05:21.780 We are acknowledging that we are on seat unseated land or whatever the fuck. 0.99

03:05:24.780 I don't even listen. 0.99

03:05:25.780 My brain just tunes it out.

03:05:27.780 My brain shuts off. 1.00

03:05:28.780 So fucking dumb. 1.00

03:05:30.780 That's one thing. 1.00

03:05:31.780 When we get in charge and we establish an actual state and all that, we're going to

03:05:35.780 be blood, we're going to be doing DNA testing of all those so-called burial lines that the 0.99

03:05:41.780 Native Americans say are their ancestors.

03:05:42.780 So we're going to find out who they actually are and who actually built those things in the

03:05:49.780 Grand Canyon, those rock pieces in the Grand Canyon.

03:05:52.780 We're going to see who actually were those people who built, and I promise you, the so-called

03:05:56.780 Native Americans, they don't have the same people. 1.00

03:05:59.780 Yeah.

03:06:00.780 It will be interesting when we get our chances to make sure, you know, get rid of all these 1.00

03:06:09.780 fairy tales from these fucking bastards that like to tell fairy tales. 1.00

03:06:14.780 Aaron, go ahead. 1.00

03:06:15.780 Yeah, we already had a disease that wiped out all the non-whites. 1.00

03:06:20.780 It was called smallpox.

03:06:21.780 We just got to bring smallpox back.

03:06:23.780 I mean, I'm for it.

03:06:28.780 Let's go.

03:06:29.780 Let's go.

03:06:30.780 Who has, who has a large supply of blankets?

03:06:32.780 We need to, we need to tap in right now.

03:06:35.780 So, so you know how they always talk about the smallpox blankets and stuff like that?

03:06:42.780 Well, you know, we don't ever talk about how they gave us syphilis, how the sailors went

03:06:49.780 over there and made them and they got syphilis from the Native Americans. 1.00

03:06:51.780 So I'm just saying, like, can't we sue them or can't we seek reparation for spreading

03:06:57.780 syphilis within our ranks of the sailors and stuff?

03:07:03.780 Yeah, exactly.

03:07:04.780 Right? 1.00

03:07:05.780 Like, all these diseases these people bring here, like AIDS, they're bringing here fucking 1.00

03:07:08.780 AIDS and all these AIDS, fucking, all these hepatitis from these Indians, you know? 1.00

03:07:15.780 Like, what's with that? 1.00

03:07:18.780 We're worried about blankets.

03:07:20.780 HIV was, again, a function study created in a lab, but I digress.

03:07:29.780 Yeah, yeah. 1.00

03:07:30.780 Spread by niggers and gays. 1.00

03:07:33.780 I think, I think that's just a cover up for the fact that a nigger fucked a yellow monkey 1.00

03:07:37.780 in Africa. 1.00

03:07:38.780 It's not HIV.

03:07:39.780 It transferred over.

03:07:40.780 It mutated.

03:07:41.780 It transferred over.

03:07:42.780 They got the virus from the, the Green River chimpanzee or something it's called.

03:07:50.780 It was SIV, the virus, and then they gain a functioned it in naval biology labs, U.S.

03:07:58.780 Naval biology labs. 0.99

03:07:59.780 And then the black, the black janitor or whatever they had to clean it up, fucked that monkey 1.00

03:08:04.780 and got the AIDS. 1.00

03:08:05.780 And then he fucked other people with putting it up. 0.99

03:08:07.780 Just like the WooHoo lab, yeah, they were testing bats because bats were cheaper than 0.99

03:08:12.780 mice.

03:08:13.780 They had no better access than that.

03:08:15.780 And then one of the janitors stole a bunch of batses and sold them to a food market.

03:08:19.780 And that's how I got out.

03:08:21.780 Are, are you talking about COVID now?

03:08:24.780 Yeah.

03:08:25.780 Yeah.

03:08:26.780 It's the same thing.

03:08:27.780 It was gaining function, but it got out because someone stole the bats who were infected.

03:08:34.780 And they sold it to a food market.

03:08:36.780 It was gaining function on the bats.

03:08:38.780 But the other part is they were greedy and they stole it. 1.00

03:08:41.780 And if the other part is about the monkey, some janitor fucked that monkey who got AIDS. 0.99

03:08:46.780 It was spread through vaccines. 0.99

03:08:47.780 It was spread through vaccines, most likely.

03:08:51.780 No.

03:08:53.780 Oh yeah.

03:08:55.780 Yeah.

03:08:56.780 It was spread through, it was spread by the bats, the initial one.

03:08:59.780 And then the vaccines, MRI, COVID, it wasn't spreading COVID.

03:09:03.780 It was, that was just poison.

03:09:05.780 It was a different poison.

03:09:06.780 It was a different point.

03:09:07.780 Oh, you're talking about COVID.

03:09:09.780 I was talking about HIV.

03:09:11.780 It was initially given through vaccines. 0.99

03:09:14.780 No, that's what the blacks want. 0.99

03:09:16.780 That's what the blacks want to do. 1.00

03:09:17.780 No, it was literally spread by the fucking one of the infected monkeys. 1.00

03:09:22.780 Oh, okay. 1.00

03:09:23.780 They're a bunch of monkey fuckers. 1.00

03:09:28.780 By the way, your microphone is getting a little muffled. 1.00

03:09:32.780 It's kind of hard to hear you.

03:09:33.780 Just if maybe you can blow it out or something. 1.00

03:09:35.780 Give it a blow job. 1.00

03:09:36.780 Clean that, clean that microphone up a little bit. 1.00

03:09:39.780 So we can hear you better.

03:09:41.780 Yeah, no. 0.99

03:09:43.780 It's hard to say, you know, all this crap. 0.99

03:09:46.780 I swear they spread the COVID. 0.98

03:09:49.780 Like the idea of COVID, you know, the initial sickness that they're giving people.

03:09:54.780 I think they spread that with the tests themselves.

03:09:57.780 Like, I mean, it wouldn't be too far fetched to say that they're getting people sick because they were so adamant on testing people with that nose swab that just goes right and tickles your brain. 0.98

03:10:09.780 And coincidentally, you lose your sense of smell and taste when they shove that fucking thing up your nose, right? 0.98

03:10:16.780 Exactly. 0.99

03:10:17.780 Well, I think what was killing, they've had a lot of, when we're talking about COVID now, what's caused more deaths than anything was the vaccines.

03:10:27.780 But before that, before the vaccines were introduced, right, because COVID was going on for, what was it, like a year before they actually unleashed the vaccines.

03:10:37.780 You know, it was those ventilators, they were putting people on ventilators, they weren't caring for people.

03:10:43.780 They were literally, and they were incentivized to have people die and to just mark everything as a COVID death.

03:10:51.780 Insurance companies were paying out these places $30,000 extra per death if it was COVID.

03:10:59.780 So it was all incentivized and, yeah.

03:11:03.780 Yeah, no, you're exactly right about that. 0.91

03:11:06.780 That's why they wanted so many fucking, I've said this before, this is why they wanted so many ventilators for New York because if you think about it, it makes a lot of sense. 0.97

03:11:15.780 They wanted to kill off all the old age pensioners so they didn't have to pay out those, you know, those Wall Street pensions, right? 0.99

03:11:23.780 They didn't have to pay off all these, you know, they take, plus they get all their money. 0.91

03:11:26.780 They're just like, yeah, that's ours now.

03:11:28.780 So they kind of, yeah.

03:11:31.780 And plus, I remember there was a video from a nurse.

03:11:34.780 It got completely scrubbed and you never heard about it ever again, the whole pandemic.

03:11:38.780 But right at the beginning there, she was like saying how that they were using, they were purposely putting them, like telling the nurses to put them on the wrong setting so that they were suffocating these people with air.

03:11:50.780 They were not suffocating, they were like pumping too much air into their lungs and the air was actually suffocating them because it was in proper settings.

03:11:58.780 And even wearing of the masks weakens the immunity when wearing them too long for extended periods of time.

03:12:08.780 You also start getting headaches because what happens is you're raising the levels of CO2 trapped in that mask and you're constantly breathing in higher levels of CO2.

03:12:19.780 Your PPMs are higher, right?

03:12:21.780 And you get, so I used to be a horticulturist, we'll say, and you would, you could in, you would enrich the air with CO2, right?

03:12:35.780 And you'd have to clear out the room of the CO2.

03:12:38.780 So you put on the ventilators, because before you enter in the room, if you didn't, the levels, you know, you, you would run them around 1200 to 1500 PPM at times.

03:12:50.780 So in your natural state of the air is 400 PPM.

03:12:54.780 So parts per million.

03:12:56.780 And if you didn't do that, you could get at, you'll get a headache or if it's hot, really high, you'll pass out, right?

03:13:04.780 Like, and then you might even just suffocate.

03:13:06.780 So it depends on everything on the levels and that, but for the most part, like you're airing it out and you're perfectly fine.

03:13:13.780 But, but the mask is kind of doing the same thing.

03:13:16.780 So, and they, they've done all this studies.

03:13:18.780 There's so many, all this stuff has came out, you know, later.

03:13:21.780 So yeah, it, it was all, um, uh, what do you call it?

03:13:26.780 It was all premeditated.

03:13:28.780 You want to know why deaths for COVID was low in Montana?

03:13:31.780 Because we actually got the placebo vaccines in Montana.

03:13:39.780 Yeah.

03:13:40.780 And then, uh, you combine that with the fact that everybody was like sanitizing using those industrial, you know, great sanitizers to wash their hands,

03:13:49.780 spray all over their foods.

03:13:52.780 Uh, you know what I mean?

03:13:53.780 And then that's probably just like causing a super bug almost.

03:13:58.780 If you could, you know what I mean?

03:13:59.780 Like, uh, they're ingesting it.

03:14:02.780 They're basically killing off all the beneficial bacterias that they could be encountering. 0.99

03:14:07.780 So, Hey, nigger. 1.00

03:14:08.780 Sorry. 0.98

03:14:09.780 You're not coming up here. 0.99

03:14:10.780 You look ugly as fuck blocked, removed. 1.00

03:14:12.780 Goodbye. 1.00

03:14:13.780 You are not getting a microphone. 0.99

03:14:16.780 Sorry, nigger. 1.00

03:14:17.780 Not sorry. 0.99

03:14:18.780 Paul, take it away. 1.00

03:14:21.780 I was just going to say that I think all that was just to see how stupid that we are collectively. 0.98

03:14:27.780 Because, you know, I'm just a country boy, but I paid attention in science class, you know, to CO2 and all that and how we're not supposed to breathe it. 0.98

03:14:35.780 So I almost got arrested at the school board for telling them my kids weren't going to wear masks and stuff. 0.99

03:14:41.780 So I think that that was just a play to see how stupid we were, honestly. 0.98

03:14:46.780 But think of all the grant money the school would lose. 0.99

03:14:54.780 Well, it definitely was a case study, right?

03:14:57.780 They wanted to see.

03:14:58.780 They wanted to see.

03:14:59.780 And you know what?

03:15:00.780 We, as a whole, not maybe, not individuals possibly within listening or out there, but as a whole, the people fell in line.

03:15:14.780 And they, and they, they, we were total sheep, not me particular, but I'm saying we, as in when you look at the masses, right?

03:15:23.780 Like, so it went, it couldn't have gone better in their mind.

03:15:28.780 Trevor, go with it.

03:15:33.780 In another generation, they're going to fall for it again.

03:15:36.780 Yeah, you're right.

03:15:37.780 Well, I think, I think those of us who didn't get vaccinated, I think it's a big W for us.

03:15:41.780 I mean, I think that they expected us all to get the shot.

03:15:47.780 Pretty much.

03:15:48.780 Yeah.

03:15:49.780 They thought we were all going to fall in line.

03:15:50.780 Sorry, Trevor, you go ahead.

03:15:52.780 Yeah.

03:15:53.780 I got kind of a hot take on what we were talking about earlier.

03:15:55.780 You know, one of the earliest conspiracies I can remember as a millennial.

03:15:59.780 This is even pre nine 11.

03:16:00.780 This is what was circulating on the internet back then.

03:16:04.780 There was a debate in the mid nineties and it was between two scientists on the issue of HIV and rather not HIV caused AIDS.

03:16:12.780 And one scientist said, I will inject myself with HIV and you inject yourself with the medication and we shall see who lives the longest.

03:16:20.780 And the doctor that was advocate for the medication, of course, bitched out. 0.99

03:16:24.780 So I think that actually AIDS is much more ancient. 0.55

03:16:29.780 There's actual biblical accounts of gay people getting diseases.

03:16:34.780 I think that homosexuality, it reached its apex in about the seventies or the eighties. 0.99

03:16:40.780 It really homosexuality is just a vicious cycle of rape. 1.00

03:16:44.780 When someone, when a, when a man gets raped as a child, it does something to his psyche. 0.99

03:16:49.780 And I mean, the studies are there. 0.92

03:16:51.780 It's like 80 or 90% of gay men admit that they were raped as a child. 0.98

03:16:55.780 So it's a vicious cycle of rape. 1.00

03:16:57.780 They terrorize their own. 1.00

03:16:59.780 They're all pedophiles. 0.75

03:17:00.780 But yeah, I think that age, I think that AIDS is actually much more ancient than just the seventies or eighties. 0.96

03:17:07.780 I think it's always been around.

03:17:08.780 I think it's just that homosexuality through, you know, maybe I even think that circumcision causes a real, a real problem with people. 0.86

03:17:19.780 You know, I think I don't take that out of the equation either.

03:17:22.780 But yeah, that's my hot take on AIDS, man.

03:17:24.780 I think it's very ancient actually. 0.96

03:17:26.780 So the 20% that don't get raped by an adult are molested by the peers who were raped by an adult.

03:17:34.780 Yeah, it's literally the statistics are 80 or 90%.

03:17:40.780 Well, Trevor, autoimmune deficiencies, right, can be triggered through different things.

03:17:49.780 Now, vaccines, we've probably heard of VAIDS, right?

03:17:55.780 Since and talks of those things, which would be like vaccine induced auto deficiencies.

03:18:02.780 There was a if you look into it, I'd have to pull up the thing, but there was something it was from Merrick.

03:18:11.780 Is it Merrick that that big pharmaceutical company?

03:18:15.780 This was decades ago, maybe two decades ago or so.

03:18:19.780 And they had a batch of God, what was it like Tylenol or something that went out and it gave people it destroyed people's immune systems.

03:18:29.780 So as far as possibly immune something shutting down there, someone's immune system working and being there being things that happened in the past that caused that, too.

03:18:43.780 Yeah, that's a possibility for sure.

03:18:45.780 But I don't know if it might have been from, say, HIV.

03:18:50.780 But, yes, things in the past, there could there there definitely what probably was stuff that affected people's immune systems to where they were depleted.

03:18:59.780 Right. 0.89

03:19:00.780 It's just the sin of homosexuality, in my opinion. 0.99

03:19:05.780 I literally believe that the almighty punishes homosexuality through what we call AIDS today and that it reaches apex in the 70s and 80s, mostly because we saw a lot of pedophilia pushed by Jews in the 30s and the 40s. 0.98

03:19:19.780 You know, we had the Magnus Hirschfield.

03:19:22.780 But Trevor, you also have people who get this stuff from intravenous drug use.

03:19:27.780 Right.

03:19:28.780 So because it's it's blood, it's spread through the right blood.

03:19:31.780 Right.

03:19:32.780 It's what they say.

03:19:33.780 So it wouldn't just be that.

03:19:35.780 But, yes, they definitely, you know, they gave it the the what is said, at least from my understanding, is was a a hep B vaccine, an experimental hep B vaccine.

03:19:50.780 All 1000 patients were homosexuals in God, it was like in Manhattan or somewhere, somewhere in New York, they gave it all 1000 died from HIV. 0.99

03:20:02.780 So, you know, and then what happens is, is that that demographic, right, gives it to other demographics.

03:20:08.780 So you see the major and then you have that that demographic also is a high drug usage.

03:20:13.780 So then they go to jail and then they spread that in jail.

03:20:16.780 And that's why you see a higher demographic there.

03:20:18.780 Now they also remember that that monkey came from Botswana region, that whole Botswana.

03:20:24.780 So so when you look at the regions of Africa and they gave those vaccines possibly out in that region and they and that's why they have such high ratios also.

03:20:33.780 And then, of course, they're not using any type of protection.

03:20:36.780 They probably have all kinds of drugs over there, too, etc.

03:20:40.780 And so it just blows up because it.

03:20:43.780 But yeah, so that's why we I think we see it in in pockets.

03:20:47.780 Right. 1.00

03:20:48.780 You have the the the the niggers who are faggots. 1.00

03:20:52.780 Right. 1.00

03:20:53.780 And there are there in going into jail and being faggots. 1.00

03:20:56.780 And then you see it higher ratios in their women, too, because they're on the down low faggots. 1.00

03:21:02.780 And then they're getting out of jail and then getting with their women also and giving it to them. 1.00

03:21:09.780 There's a reason why blacks have AIDS more than any other groups is because they're all gay. 1.00

03:21:15.780 100 percent. 1.00

03:21:16.780 100 percent.

03:21:17.780 Very good points.

03:21:18.780 We'll go to Brian.

03:21:19.780 Yeah, what's up, guys?

03:21:20.780 I got a question for the panel.

03:21:21.780 Do you do any of you guys drink out of plastic bottles?

03:21:22.780 I only drink from plastic bottles, especially soft plastic that falls apart when they're not.

03:21:36.780 OK, well, that explains a lot.

03:21:40.780 Nope.

03:21:41.780 All glass here.

03:21:43.780 All glass.

03:21:44.780 All glass.

03:21:45.780 And then what?

03:21:46.780 Reverse.

03:21:47.780 But you know, plastic killed guys.

03:21:50.780 Come on.

03:21:51.780 No, but I'm saying also.

03:21:53.780 So what I do is I heat up the water in plastic first before I drink it in a microwave.

03:21:59.780 I haven't melted.

03:22:02.780 Just pour it into my mouth. 1.00

03:22:04.780 It's better to just eat plastic like a fucking retard. 1.00

03:22:06.780 That's actually the best way. 1.00

03:22:07.780 Swallow plastic.

03:22:10.780 Mmm.

03:22:11.780 Delicious.

03:22:15.780 Yeah.

03:22:16.780 No, I've always.

03:22:17.780 Yeah.

03:22:18.780 I don't know.

03:22:19.780 Even before all the micro plastic thing, I'm just.

03:22:20.780 I just haven't.

03:22:21.780 I don't like drinking out of plastic.

03:22:23.780 When I was a kid, I drank out of a lot of plastic.

03:22:25.780 I can't fear what kind of things I was exposed to as a kid, though.

03:22:29.780 Yeah, I was.

03:22:30.780 All right.

03:22:31.780 Can I tell you guys one thing, though?

03:22:32.780 Like some health stuff?

03:22:33.780 Yeah, go ahead.

03:22:34.780 Um, I like basically I think the best way is have a well and then from the well water

03:22:41.780 you use a super crazy gravity filter that doesn't in the gravity filter has to be like

03:22:48.780 carbon or charcoal or something like that. 0.99

03:22:50.780 And then that's the best way to get everything out, because even the wells, bro, the shit 1.00

03:22:54.780 seeps into the ground from the fucking chemtrails. 0.99

03:22:56.780 So, like, you've got to, like, even filter it out of the well, too. 0.99

03:23:03.780 Throw a couple of shoes down there.

03:23:05.780 I made a decision.

03:23:06.780 I made a decision.

03:23:07.780 The ethnostate will only have glass cups and tin cups. 0.97

03:23:11.780 And maybe rats.

03:23:13.780 I posted a video.

03:23:14.780 Um, they know that you can if you improve your gut health, you will not absorb as much

03:23:25.780 plastic, right?

03:23:26.780 Micro plastics.

03:23:27.780 Now, you can't avoid at this point.

03:23:29.780 No one is going to fully avoid micro plastics.

03:23:32.780 So, um, if you think you are, you're kidding yourself, but there are ways to help reduce

03:23:37.780 it.

03:23:38.780 Bro, what?

03:23:39.780 You can avoid it.

03:23:40.780 I'm doing it right now.

03:23:41.780 What do you mean?

03:23:42.780 You can avoid it.

03:23:43.780 Oh, you think you're avoiding them fully?

03:23:44.780 Oh, that's funny.

03:23:45.780 That's cute.

03:23:46.780 I don't drink anything from a, I only drink a reverse osmosis gravity filters from a well

03:23:51.780 and then I eat unvaccinated. 0.99

03:23:53.780 I have no plastic in my fucking diet. 0.99

03:23:55.780 It's literally in the air. 1.00

03:23:56.780 What do you brush your teeth with?

03:23:58.780 Plastic toothbrush?

03:23:59.780 Bamboo teeth?

03:24:00.780 Charcoal toothpaste.

03:24:01.780 Charcoal toothpaste with a bamboo toothbrush.

03:24:03.780 Okay.

03:24:04.780 There you go.

03:24:05.780 Bam.

03:24:06.780 What do you breathe?

03:24:08.780 Not air.

03:24:09.780 Okay.

03:24:10.780 Good.

03:24:11.780 Good.

03:24:12.780 Good.

03:24:13.780 Good.

03:24:14.780 Good.

03:24:15.780 Listen, you can definitely limit the poison your body have.

03:24:18.780 And if you have a healthy body, your body can get rid of the junk. 0.99

03:24:22.780 But if your body is overloaded, your body gets fucked up with all the gunk that's in your 0.99

03:24:28.780 body. 1.00

03:24:29.780 If you have a really healthy body, your body will just filter that shit out and get rid of 1.00

03:24:33.780 it. 0.99

03:24:34.780 But if it's overloaded and you're constantly doing shit all the time, you're not in good 0.98

03:24:37.780 health. 0.97

03:24:38.780 Your VO2 is low.

03:24:39.780 Your VO2 max is very low.

03:24:41.780 You know? 1.00

03:24:42.780 Your body's not able to filter and process all this shit. 0.99

03:24:45.780 So, one of the biggest things- 1.00

03:24:46.780 Yeah.

03:24:47.780 You want to-

03:24:48.780 What you're doing is harm reduction, right?

03:24:51.780 That's what you're shooting.

03:24:52.780 Yeah.

03:24:53.780 The best we're shooting for is like doing multiple things that are harm reduction and

03:24:57.780 that type of stuff in this arena.

03:24:59.780 And you gotta raise your VO2 max.

03:25:01.780 Like, you gotta-

03:25:02.780 The higher your VO2 max, the better your body will operate as an industrial furnace to get

03:25:08.780 rid of the waste.

03:25:10.780 I was gonna say too, yeah, like, um, as far as like getting rid of the microplastics 0.99

03:25:18.780 because everybody was fucking- it's just like the Jewish thing. 0.96

03:25:21.780 Like, everybody was confused about it. 1.00

03:25:23.780 Now they realize and they're like, oh shit, my whole life I've had microplastics and shit. 0.96

03:25:27.780 So, as- the only thing you can really do is just get them all out right now and then 0.98

03:25:31.780 just work on getting them out because what else are you gonna do?

03:25:33.780 Like, they're in there no matter what.

03:25:34.780 Uh, gotta get them out.

03:25:40.780 Yeah.

03:25:41.780 And I mean, we're constantly exposed to that.

03:25:43.780 Like, even just like, uh, like he was saying in the air, it's, uh, all the pollution from

03:25:48.780 these factories.

03:25:49.780 And so, I mean, we're- and if you live near a, uh, recycling, uh, plant, I think they just 0.99

03:25:55.780 burn that shit or most of it. 0.99

03:25:56.780 Like, there's a large amount that they just burn. 1.00

03:25:58.780 So that- the plastic is just going in the air, so.

03:26:01.780 So, yeah, it's- it's hard these days, especially.

03:26:09.780 That's why you gotta always, you know, detox.

03:26:12.780 Make sure, uh, I know the- the carnivore diet people don't like eating broccoli and cauliflower

03:26:18.780 and that, but that- that's a good way to, uh, stop the- the pollution from turning into

03:26:22.780 test- uh, estrogen and keep your testosterone levels high.

03:26:27.780 So, I mean, you gotta do little things all over the place.

03:26:30.780 Polyphenols also, right?

03:26:31.780 So, you wanna, uh, like berries and stuff are very good for you.

03:26:36.780 And I'm trying to remember some of the- I have a whole video on it.

03:26:40.780 Uh, um, God, uh, you'd have to scroll through my timeline a little bit, but I- I recently

03:26:46.780 posted it within the last few days on, um, and it'll go into the positive things and how

03:26:51.780 to do harm reduction, how to improve your gut health so that less is absorbed, et cetera.

03:26:58.780 And it gets into it, uh, pretty good.

03:27:00.780 That guy's pretty good with health.

03:27:01.780 This health video I posted.

03:27:03.780 Actually, I'll repost it to the space.

03:27:06.780 One second.

03:27:07.780 One second.

03:27:08.780 Let's go.

03:27:09.780 Let's go.

03:27:10.780 Let's go.

03:27:11.780 Yeah.

03:27:12.780 Uh, blueberries, pomegranate, all that good stuff.

03:27:15.780 Very, very good for, uh, you know, getting your antioxidants up, all that good stuff.

03:27:20.780 Um, yeah, stay away from all the processed food. 0.97

03:27:23.780 Cause I mean, a lot of it's, it says it's, you know, locally, but fucking, have you seen 0.98

03:27:28.780 those, those ice cream cones? 1.00

03:27:30.780 There's this one place in India, I guess they just make these shitty fucking ice cream cones 1.00

03:27:34.780 and they're basically mold them. 0.99

03:27:36.780 And then once they're ready, they just throw them into a pile on the floor. 0.99

03:27:40.780 Like all the rats crawling all over them and shit. 1.00

03:27:43.780 It's nasty. 0.99

03:27:44.780 You don't want to get anything from out of the country, out of like, from especially 1.00

03:27:48.780 places.

03:27:49.780 Are you talking about the ice cream sandwiches?

03:27:51.780 Cause I, I heard that, uh, Walmart got some ice cream sandwiches.

03:27:54.780 You can put in the oven and they won't even melt.

03:27:57.780 Yeah.

03:27:58.780 You know why that is?

03:28:00.780 Because it's made out of spinach.

03:28:02.780 Like one of the key ingredients in Walmart ice cream?

03:28:05.780 Spinach. 0.99

03:28:06.780 Not even fucking good. 0.99

03:28:07.780 Oh, that's right. 0.99

03:28:08.780 It's healthy for the kids.

03:28:09.780 You want your kids eating spinach and grow up strong like Popeye. 0.99

03:28:14.780 I'd grow my own damn spinach. 0.99

03:28:17.780 Probably the safest way to eat is kosher. 1.00

03:28:19.780 To be honest.

03:28:20.780 In my opinion.

03:28:21.780 Not really.

03:28:22.780 Kosher is just a shake down. 0.97

03:28:23.780 A mafia like shake down.

03:28:25.780 They don't actually regulate anything.

03:28:27.780 They just say, Hey, we need you to give us money and put this on the thing.

03:28:31.780 And that's literally what it is.

03:28:32.780 It's just a shake down.

03:28:33.780 They don't actually go out to these plants and regulate and make sure these things are

03:28:38.780 up to a certain standard.

03:28:39.780 Yeah.

03:28:40.780 You want to buy local, none of this conventional strawberries, you know, none of this conventional

03:28:46.780 fruit.

03:28:47.780 You want to get as local and homegrown as you can, basically.

03:28:51.780 And even then there's issues.

03:28:54.780 If you want something that is probably being regulated to a certain standard, is that Muslim 1.00

03:29:00.780 shit, the challah meat and stuff. 1.00

03:29:02.780 That's probably actually being regulated. 1.00

03:29:04.780 And they're actually sending people off to the plants. 1.00

03:29:06.780 But I understand that because the Muslims don't really want to eat that shit and support 1.00

03:29:10.780 that shit. 1.00

03:29:11.780 But here's the thing. 1.00

03:29:12.780 You're supporting that Jewish shit. 1.00

03:29:14.780 Did it not post to the nest? 1.00

03:29:17.780 I don't see it.

03:29:18.780 Oh, I see it.

03:29:19.780 It's the YouTube video, right?

03:29:21.780 Okay.

03:29:22.780 It did post because it's not.

03:29:23.780 Okay.

03:29:24.780 It's just, you know, glitchy X, of course.

03:29:26.780 Okay.

03:29:27.780 No worries.

03:29:28.780 Yo, can I add one more thing in like a little health tip too, or?

03:29:32.780 Let's go.

03:29:34.780 All right.

03:29:35.780 So if you want to, if you're not producing your own meat and you're not, I'm doing it

03:29:40.780 yourself, right?

03:29:41.780 The best way to get meat is to find a place that packages it at a place that markets their

03:29:48.780 packaging as a natural packaging facility, not organic, because organic falls under the

03:29:54.780 USDA laws.

03:29:56.780 So if it's natural packaging facility, it doesn't, and they can, they don't have to spray it with 0.99

03:30:01.780 bullshit. 0.68

03:30:02.780 But you, anytime you have USDA and it says organic, organic falls under USDA. 1.00

03:30:06.780 So that's another tip.

03:30:07.780 So, uh, where I live in the great, uh, future air and ethno state, once I get here, you can 0.81

03:30:15.780 actually buy cattle from the, uh, cattle auction and then ship it about, I don't know,

03:30:23.780 like half a mile away to one of the many, uh, butchers and they will butcher it for you.

03:30:29.780 And it's very little to any extra ingredients.

03:30:32.780 That that's what my aunt did or actually my cousin, right?

03:30:36.780 She did that like four years ago, they bought out and they had the whole thing butchered at 1.00

03:30:41.780 one of these, uh, local, uh, processing things that in Michigan.

03:30:45.780 And, uh, they froze everything. 0.99

03:30:47.780 And she literally brought me like half a truck bed full of fucking food. 1.00

03:30:52.780 It was like two giant fucking freezers. 1.00

03:30:54.780 We still got frozen beef from that. 0.99

03:30:58.780 We still got bacon from that. 1.00

03:30:59.780 We still got a bunch of fucking shit. 1.00

03:31:01.780 You know, they, yeah, there was some bacon in there too. 1.00

03:31:03.780 They did it like a half pig. 1.00

03:31:04.780 So I don't think we're getting bacon from cows and that I'm just an idiot. 1.00

03:31:08.780 But, uh, yeah, that shit was fucking good. 1.00

03:31:10.780 And another point too, is the bacon, right? 1.00

03:31:13.780 It was wrapped in, uh, that wax paper, right?

03:31:17.780 I didn't put it in any plastic bag or anything.

03:31:19.780 No aluminum foil, just that simple wax paper with a piece of tape on it. 1.00

03:31:24.780 That shit was four years old. 0.99

03:31:25.780 I pulled it out of the freezer. 1.00

03:31:27.780 I unwrapped it.

03:31:28.780 Looked perfect.

03:31:29.780 No, no freezer bite, no nothing.

03:31:32.780 Just, uh, incredible quality, right?

03:31:35.780 Uh, thawed it out, smelled good, cooked it up. 1.00

03:31:38.780 It tastes amazing, you know, but, but shit that you throw in a fucking plastic bag. 1.00

03:31:42.780 And then all of a sudden you got all the freezer burning sparkly crystals and everything like that. 1.00

03:31:47.780 And then the, uh, the, uh, actual quality of it goes to shit. 0.91

03:31:51.780 So, uh, I don't know that that's, that's one thing I noticed. 0.99

03:31:55.780 I, of course tastes better right out of the butcher too.

03:31:58.780 Like there's a big difference in pork.

03:32:00.780 If you buy the pork from your grocery store and then buy pork from the butcher,

03:32:04.780 from a recently, uh, slotted pig, there's a, like a night and day of taste.

03:32:11.780 It's so much better, so much better tasting.

03:32:15.780 Another thing I saw, uh, people don't.

03:32:18.780 Maybe I haven't, I haven't really heard it talked about forever chemicals.

03:32:21.780 Um, be careful of those.

03:32:23.780 You know, I, I, I was watching a video on YouTube.

03:32:26.780 He was a nice, he's a nice guy.

03:32:28.780 Uh, it was this guy, Titus.

03:32:29.780 I posted a couple of videos of him.

03:32:31.780 He lives kind of like an Amish lifestyle and he was putting, um, he, he must not know

03:32:37.780 because he doesn't have internet and he doesn't probably, uh, you know, he kind of doesn't

03:32:42.780 have electricity and all.

03:32:43.780 He lives like an Amish guy, but he was putting in the video.

03:32:47.780 I noticed he was putting cardboard.

03:32:49.780 He was composting with cardboard in his soil.

03:32:52.780 Well, you know what?

03:32:53.780 That cardboard is sprayed with, uh, forever chemicals.

03:32:56.780 So you should not be using certain things when you're composting and just, uh, kind of

03:33:02.780 look into those.

03:33:03.780 If you don't know about them, I'm not going to go deep into them.

03:33:05.780 You have to learn about them yourself, but yeah, don't just be careful about what you're

03:33:09.780 putting in your dirt.

03:33:10.780 If you are a gardener, et cetera.

03:33:12.780 Okay.

03:33:13.780 So in the NFL state, we will outlaw cardboard, uh, plastics, uh, for drinking water and whatnot

03:33:22.780 and, uh, wrapping both.

03:33:23.780 We will only do certain types of papers that haven't been processed with bleach or harsh

03:33:28.780 chemicals.

03:33:29.780 Uh, maybe we will have bamboo farms so we can actually have trees and not come down because

03:33:34.780 it's bamboo grow really fast.

03:33:36.780 It's probably the best source to make paper.

03:33:38.780 If you want to go that route, we'll have clay tablets.

03:33:41.780 You know, we can really make this work.

03:33:44.780 Yes.

03:33:47.780 Well, some of these things, I'd feel like they're not even necessary that they do within the

03:33:53.780 processes, right?

03:33:54.780 Like spraying this stuff with forever chemicals.

03:33:57.780 Does that need to be done?

03:33:59.780 Can we do, if we cut out that point of making is card, you know, can you make cardboard without

03:34:06.780 spraying it at the end with a bunch of forever chemicals?

03:34:09.780 Probably.

03:34:10.780 I mean, there's a lot of things that are questionable and it almost seems like, boy, I feel like 0.96

03:34:18.780 they're just doing shit just to, just to harm us at a certain point. 0.92

03:34:22.780 Yeah. 0.99

03:34:23.780 Like prevent mold and shit like that.

03:34:24.780 Like it's a mass production of everything. 0.95

03:34:25.780 That's really fucking things up.

03:34:27.780 I did see something a few years back.

03:34:28.780 Some company overseas was making shipping crates and containers, like cardboard boxes, but they

03:34:42.780 were making them out of a fungus, like a mushroom.

03:34:45.780 Right.

03:34:46.780 And they would have the mold and they would put in my whatever.

03:34:49.780 Okay.

03:34:50.780 What if you sprayed, watch this though.

03:34:53.780 You know what else stops mold?

03:34:55.780 Simple baking soda, you know?

03:34:57.780 You know, so what if you created a solution, you sprayed the cardboard and you dried it

03:35:02.780 out, but you sprayed it with bake.

03:35:03.780 You know, there's a lot, you know, like I said, it gets real questionable.

03:35:07.780 Some of these practices they do.

03:35:08.780 I'm not saying, I'm not saying mold growing on the cardboard.

03:35:12.780 I'm saying they're replacing the cardboard with an actual.

03:35:15.780 No, I, I was, I heard what you were saying, Maga.

03:35:19.780 Someone else had said, well, the, they do some of this stuff to prevent mold, et cetera.

03:35:24.780 Right.

03:35:25.780 Maybe when it's the shipping containers, when they go across seas, et cetera, and they, they're

03:35:30.780 in these high humidity environments, et cetera.

03:35:34.780 But yes, these processes, but I always question it.

03:35:38.780 Yeah.

03:35:39.780 But is there a healthy alternative?

03:35:40.780 Is there something they could be doing different that, and most, and a lot of the times the

03:35:46.780 answer is, yes, there is.

03:35:52.780 You know, you can always test on the mold too.

03:35:54.780 Yeah. 1.00

03:35:55.780 I'm going to kill them. 1.00

03:35:56.780 Bring back wooden glass. 1.00

03:35:57.780 That's what I say.

03:35:58.780 Wooden glass.

03:35:59.780 You know, we'd solve a lot of our problems with wooden glass.

03:36:02.780 Bring back the bronze age. 1.00

03:36:04.780 That's what I say.

03:36:05.780 Well, if we didn't implement NAFTA and all of these things and, and completely just, we

03:36:12.780 used to be a manufacturing nation, right?

03:36:15.780 We used to do a lot of production here and we outsourced it overseas, et cetera.

03:36:22.780 Um, if, if this was now, some of this stuff, I actually don't mind that it's outsourced

03:36:28.780 because you know what? 0.99

03:36:29.780 It pollutes the fuck out of their shit over there. 0.99

03:36:32.780 And, uh, but some of the stuff could be being done here. 1.00

03:36:36.780 It's like, you know what?

03:36:37.780 And why is it being shipped?

03:36:39.780 Uh, whatever it is three.

03:36:41.780 No, what is it like halfway around the world or whatever?

03:36:44.780 Right. 0.90

03:36:45.780 However, many miles, 12,000, 15,000 miles or whatever the fuck it is. 0.92

03:36:49.780 So it, it just, you know, and, and, and again, this is all, and then it subverts our nation. 0.64

03:36:57.780 And, and that was, you know, NAFTA.

03:36:59.780 What was that?

03:37:00.780 That was under the Clintons.

03:37:01.780 So I was going to add to guys, you know, also like they have a new thing now where they

03:37:09.780 can label it made in America and it's really, um, meat from China and it was just packaged

03:37:14.780 in America.

03:37:15.780 And so they can label it made in America.

03:37:18.780 Yeah.

03:37:19.780 That's what I said.

03:37:20.780 Go to your local auction, get a, go half or a quarter on your cow, take it to the butcher.

03:37:28.780 And by the time it's all said and done, like the, it's, they're going to charge you for

03:37:32.780 like a dollar or two per pound for like steak versus like the 10, 20 bucks per pound.

03:37:39.780 It is right now.

03:37:40.780 Yeah.

03:37:41.780 But you got to make sure that you might as well just go to your buddy that does it, that

03:37:45.780 knows how to do it.

03:37:46.780 Not even a butcher shop.

03:37:47.780 Cause the butcher shops are regulated by the USDA, no matter what, depending on how much

03:37:51.780 they output.

03:37:52.780 Yeah.

03:37:53.780 But then I could be putting extra stuff in.

03:37:54.780 So the FDA, uh, says there's acceptable limits to crap in the food.

03:38:00.780 The difference between a butcher and a corporation, the corporation will be like, bro, we have

03:38:05.780 all this, Kim, the poisons to offload and the FDA allows us as you understand. 0.99

03:38:10.780 So we can put a certain amount of the shit in the food and not get in trouble. 0.98

03:38:14.780 There's a difference. 0.99

03:38:15.780 Like the butcher is not going to have like these poisons to offload into your meat when

03:38:20.780 they're chopping it up for you.

03:38:21.780 You know what I'm saying?

03:38:22.780 You got to be careful though, bro.

03:38:23.780 Cause it matters if they're a very small butcher and they probably won't, but it matters how

03:38:28.780 they're outputting cause then they get on the, uh, government's radar and the government's

03:38:32.780 like, Oh, well they're putting out too much good meat. 0.99

03:38:34.780 So we need to get in there and make them throw some bullshit. 0.99

03:38:37.780 They might not even know some of the things they're putting in. 0.99

03:38:39.780 They might use a tool that the government told them to use. 1.00

03:38:42.780 The shit has some bullshit in it. 1.00

03:38:43.780 Like, you know what I'm talking about? 1.00

03:38:44.780 It's like, not everybody even knows.

03:38:47.780 You know, I was just looking up the price of beef from the 1950s to today.

03:38:52.780 Uh, so it was around 25 cents a pound in the 1950s.

03:38:55.780 And today it's about six, six bucks a pound.

03:38:58.780 So that's a 23, a hundred percent increase just by the numbers.

03:39:02.780 And when you account that for actual purchasing power, it's increased a hundred percent.

03:39:07.780 So the price of just eating beef, which we know is healthy.

03:39:10.780 And I love eating steak.

03:39:12.780 It's just, it's become almost impossible, you know, for the average person to afford a steak

03:39:16.780 every week.

03:39:17.780 You know, I don't regard that either.

03:39:20.780 I'm telling you, brother, I'm telling you, auction cattle, butcher shop, and you're looking

03:39:27.780 for like a quarter of the price at what you normally charge for a pound.

03:39:33.780 If you get, yeah, upfront, it costs more, but throughout the year to manage your money,

03:39:39.780 it's actually cheaper.

03:39:40.780 Yeah.

03:39:41.780 I'm going to have to do that.

03:39:43.780 I threw that little post up in the nest.

03:39:45.780 There's a, there's a post under there with the actual math for purchasing power, but a

03:39:49.780 hundred percent increase.

03:39:50.780 That's pretty big.

03:39:51.780 I was going to say too, bro, honestly, just, uh, instead of spending money on like bread 0.97

03:39:56.780 and other bullshit too, like just spend it on meat.

03:39:59.780 Like don't buy some other, just literally buy meat, fruit, and the things you need instead 1.00

03:40:03.780 of like a lot of people just buy bread and shit. 0.99

03:40:05.780 Bread does nothing for you. 1.00

03:40:07.780 People buy bullshit drinks. 1.00

03:40:08.780 People buy like, it's just buy all meat. 1.00

03:40:11.780 Like it, it makes more sense.

03:40:12.780 It's higher nutrients and everything.

03:40:14.780 Yeah.

03:40:15.780 And eggs, you know, I have chickens. 0.80

03:40:17.780 I have about 20 chickens and getting eggs from the chickens is great.

03:40:20.780 Absolutely.

03:40:21.780 Uh, I didn't see who put the hand up first.

03:40:26.780 We'll go to skull mask.

03:40:27.780 And I'm curious.

03:40:28.780 Good morning, my friends.

03:40:31.780 I hope y'all are doing well, man.

03:40:33.780 Happy Monday.

03:40:34.780 Morning.

03:40:35.780 Morning, morning.

03:40:37.780 I'm about to start the 60 day.

03:40:40.780 Yeah, man.

03:40:41.780 What's up?

03:40:42.780 Cookie monster.

03:40:43.780 About to start the, uh, the, the 60 day.

03:40:45.780 Super duper area and regen diet challenge.

03:40:51.780 So I've been soaking up a lot of the info and it's some good stuff, bros.

03:40:55.780 And, uh, I'm going to do a fast.

03:40:58.780 And then, um, I live, I live out in, in like a rural area.

03:41:03.780 And if we still have the little roadside, uh, booths, it's excellent.

03:41:11.780 It's amazing.

03:41:12.780 You'll drive past and you'll see the little handmade signs.

03:41:14.780 It's like eggs, honey, veggies, uh, swing by there.

03:41:21.780 I know a guy who has like a huge natural chicken, egg farm and everything.

03:41:28.780 And like, these are solid people, man.

03:41:31.780 They like their, they like, I look like in the Midwest.

03:41:34.780 So like, they like going out to the bars on the weekends and stuff, which I don't really,

03:41:39.780 I don't do that.

03:41:40.780 But like we, they, they do the derbies.

03:41:43.780 Like I know a bunch of them who do the demo derby and everything.

03:41:47.780 And, uh, it's good people.

03:41:49.780 And I like buying food from there.

03:41:51.780 Cause it's always, it always seems supernatural, supernatural.

03:41:54.780 It's supernatural food guys.

03:41:57.780 Uh, but anyway, 60 days, what is it?

03:42:00.780 Today is the 7th August.

03:42:03.780 Okay.

03:42:04.780 60 days.

03:42:05.780 It is.

03:42:06.780 I'm gonna, I'll keep you guys posted.

03:42:07.780 Let you know how it goes.

03:42:09.780 Love the health talk.

03:42:11.780 White power. 0.98

03:42:12.780 I used to have a guy who could get me supernatural food, but he ended up, he ended up ghosting

03:42:20.780 me.

03:42:22.780 I love that.

03:42:27.780 That was a good one, dude.

03:42:30.780 Yes.

03:42:31.780 I got that one.

03:42:33.780 Thank you.

03:42:34.780 Thank you.

03:42:35.780 Sorry. 0.95

03:42:36.780 I was fucking stuck on my cat. 0.97

03:42:40.780 Trying to call me. 0.99

03:42:41.780 Uh, curious, take it away.

03:42:45.780 Hey, good morning.

03:42:46.780 Love you guys.

03:42:47.780 Uh, I didn't hear anybody mentioned the Amish, but, uh, since I've been carnivore, uh, they've 0.99

03:42:54.780 been my number one source.

03:42:55.780 Like it's the best, uh, the best I can find.

03:42:58.780 And if you do have an Amish community near you, then you're in luck. 0.99

03:43:02.780 Yeah.

03:43:03.780 That's the best food.

03:43:04.780 I think you'll get, uh, you'll, you'll get and, uh, raw milk.

03:43:07.780 If you can find it, you know, there's, I suspect there's a really good reason why, uh,

03:43:12.780 uh, the Rothschild that sat on British Parliament all through World War I and II. 0.68

03:43:19.780 He came up and spoke on just two occasions as far as I know.

03:43:23.780 And one was the invasion of Palestine to create Israel. 0.56

03:43:28.780 And the only other time I know of that he got up and spoke was, was to push for the pasteurization

03:43:34.780 of milk.

03:43:35.780 So that should tell us everything without even looking into the details. 1.00

03:43:40.780 I know, oh my God, I've got to get some raw milk because that son of a bitch. 1.00

03:43:45.780 And you got to make sure the cows don't have vaccines too. 0.99

03:43:48.780 I'm gonna let you know, I need for breakfast, steak, eggs, and drink milk.

03:43:54.780 And that's what I have for breakfast.

03:43:56.780 Beautiful.

03:43:57.780 I'll be, I got to get back to work guys, but I'll be listening.

03:44:01.780 Love y'all.

03:44:02.780 Bless my brothers.

03:44:04.780 And I drink my milk in a soft plastic, like I said, that dissolves in my mouth.

03:44:09.780 They seem to have heavily regulated, um, sources of B17 also, which have massive cancer fighting

03:44:18.780 abilities.

03:44:23.780 Like the bitter almond and then they go, oh, well, it has cyanide in it.

03:44:28.780 But the type of cyanide it is, is the, it, it, it's not cyanide the way, um, you might think

03:44:37.780 of the cyanide, like, uh, um, CIA would use to like kill someone, right?

03:44:43.780 Like it's missing certain, the, the structure of it is unstable.

03:44:49.780 It breaks down, et cetera.

03:44:51.780 And, and you're not gonna, uh, die from cyanide poisoning from eating a few bitter almonds.

03:45:00.780 Absolutely.

03:45:01.780 You know, too, I remember the old meetings where they were saying that, uh, actually drinking

03:45:05.780 milk was a symbol of white supremacy because other races cannot digest milk as readily as

03:45:11.780 we can, because it's been in our diet for thousands of years.

03:45:14.780 And that includes, especially the Jews. 0.99

03:45:16.780 Especially the Jews. 0.97

03:45:17.780 I think it's like 40%.

03:45:18.780 I don't recall the exact figure, but they have the highest rate of lactose intolerance. 1.00

03:45:23.780 So yeah, dude, fucking I'm drinking milk till the day I die. 0.99

03:45:27.780 That's the difference between the slaves of the Egyptian and the free people of the 1.00

03:45:31.780 alien race.

03:45:32.780 We have cattle versus wheat.

03:45:33.780 I don't, but if you think about it, milk is white.

03:45:38.780 I don't drink as much milk these days.

03:45:41.780 I used to drink a lot.

03:45:43.780 Uh, there is a lot of sugar, lactose, uh, you know, sugar in milk.

03:45:48.780 And I cut back on milk.

03:45:51.780 I still do half and half though.

03:45:53.780 And I'm still doing like dairy and stuff.

03:45:55.780 I've, I've never had raw milk.

03:45:57.780 I am curious about it.

03:45:58.780 I don't even know where the hell to get it though. 0.97

03:46:00.780 You'll fucking love it. 0.66

03:46:02.780 They, they got websites, Rusty, that you can go online and just find your closest place. 0.97

03:46:07.780 And it's fucking awesome. 0.99

03:46:10.780 Hey, Hey, you shut up. 1.00

03:46:11.780 I haven't been able to buy raw milk last week, man. 0.99

03:46:14.780 And I don't even know if I'm going to buy it this week.

03:46:17.780 So I'm like a little bit on it.

03:46:19.780 Like, all right. 0.98

03:46:20.780 The last time I went, I only could buy two fucking gallons and it was gone in two days, man. 0.99

03:46:25.780 And I'm like, fuck, you know, and I just need a place that I could buy it for like, you know, five or $7 a gallon, maybe not $19 a gallon, you know, because it's like you go fucking broke quick. 0.99

03:46:36.780 But it's so damn good. 1.00

03:46:39.780 Yeah, it's expensive. 0.97

03:46:41.780 What sucks about the most is, is, uh, it's always a far fucking drive wherever, whoever sells it. 0.89

03:46:47.780 It's at least an hour away. 0.92

03:46:49.780 So, you know, not for me, not for me, not for me.

03:46:54.780 It takes three hours, like run for it.

03:46:57.780 Not for me.

03:46:58.780 We have, we have delivery of raw milk to where I live.

03:47:01.780 Come to Sydney, Montana. 0.65

03:47:02.780 You don't have those problems.

03:47:03.780 Oh, you only have those problems where you're at now in Sydney, Montana.

03:47:07.780 Oh, that's an awesome.

03:47:09.780 Hey, there's a business guys, a milk delivery system.

03:47:13.780 There we go.

03:47:14.780 Like, just like the old days, right?

03:47:16.780 That's what we have in Sydney.

03:47:17.780 That's what we have in Sydney.

03:47:18.780 That's what we have in Sydney.

03:47:19.780 That's what we have in Sydney.

03:47:20.780 Yeah. 0.77

03:47:21.780 Mid-sized titty udder milk.

03:47:22.780 Come on, Tom. 0.95

03:47:23.780 Watch out of you. 1.00

03:47:25.780 And what makes my titty udder, what makes my titty udder milk so good is from pink nipples, 1.00

03:47:30.780 not brown. 0.99

03:47:31.780 All right.

03:47:32.780 All right.

03:47:33.780 Hey guys, we got a hand up.

03:47:34.780 We got a drink.

03:47:35.780 How you doing mostly?

03:47:36.780 Yeah.

03:47:37.780 Let's go to mostly.

03:47:38.780 Hey guys.

03:47:39.780 Hey guys.

03:47:40.780 What's up?

03:47:41.780 I just wanted to say, we used to pick up Amish milk in Long Beach in LA.

03:47:46.780 So there's absolutely, there's the guy that delivers there.

03:47:50.780 We used to go pick it up in Long Beach.

03:47:53.780 And I, if someone wants to know, you know, where or how, then I can find the details for

03:48:02.780 it.

03:48:03.780 But there was a, there was a delivery to Long Beach when we lived in LA.

03:48:12.780 Perfect.

03:48:13.780 There you go.

03:48:14.780 Yeah.

03:48:15.780 I thought Long Beach is in New York.

03:48:20.780 No.

03:48:21.780 That's Long Island.

03:48:22.780 That's Long Island.

03:48:23.780 That's what it is.

03:48:24.780 All right.

03:48:25.780 All right.

03:48:26.780 You have a, you have a Long Beach. 0.97

03:48:27.780 I was mostly geographically got me all fucked up there for a second. 0.82

03:48:31.780 There is a Long Beach in Mississippi also, but yeah, Long Beach is California. 0.95

03:48:36.780 Well, there you go.

03:48:39.780 You know what's funny is you mentioned the Amish.

03:48:41.780 All around there.

03:48:42.780 So they're pretty long too.

03:48:43.780 Trump did just post a few days ago, how the Amish down in Lancaster, they were, they

03:48:51.780 do this often. 0.92

03:48:52.780 This isn't anything fucking new, but there's 50 of them that picked up, picked up this huge 0.94

03:48:57.780 house or shed and they carried it like less, a little less than a mile down the road and 0.96

03:49:02.780 set it.

03:49:03.780 I mean, they, you know, that's awesome. 1.00

03:49:05.780 That's fucking white power. 1.00

03:49:06.780 That's just a bunch of huge white families just working together and getting shit done 1.00

03:49:10.780 together as a team, as a collective. 1.00

03:49:13.780 Fucking love it. 0.99

03:49:14.780 They actually got the Amish out to vote this last time because the Democrats were trying 0.99

03:49:19.780 to ban raw milk and ban a little bit of other stuff that the Amish were doing.

03:49:25.780 So that's why the Amish, they can't drive themselves, but they were bused to go vote. 0.96

03:49:32.780 So they, they actually voted, came out in mass this last election to vote for Trump.

03:49:41.780 Yeah.

03:49:42.780 Yep.

03:49:43.780 You're right.

03:49:44.780 You're right.

03:49:45.780 Now they do drive themselves technically.

03:49:47.780 They do ride in a horse.

03:49:50.780 Yeah, but that's not a car. 1.00

03:49:53.780 They shit all over the goddamn road. 1.00

03:49:55.780 Those, uh, those people without power, you would drive yourself crazy too. 1.00

03:50:00.780 They, uh, the people that drive around though, I I've talked to several of them.

03:50:05.780 They make a lot of money.

03:50:06.780 They make like 50 some dollars an hour or more.

03:50:10.780 Like they, yeah, they make a lot of money.

03:50:12.780 They make a lot of money.

03:50:13.780 So one of the, one of the things that milk delivery service, like there's so much room

03:50:18.780 for that.

03:50:19.780 If you want to do raw milk delivery and that, but the biggest thing is you're going to have

03:50:23.780 to, uh, come to a deal with some of these farmers because they want to act like their 0.98

03:50:27.780 cows made of fucking gold and like it's gold milk everyone's drinking. 0.98

03:50:31.780 So you got to like talk them down in price to make it affordable. 1.00

03:50:34.780 Cause most people will drink raw milk.

03:50:37.780 The biggest problem is the problem is the cost of the, uh, milk is like you buy like a $12

03:50:44.780 a gallon or, and they do in pints sometimes, which is even gayer and they're charging the

03:50:50.780 arm and the leg.

03:50:51.780 Or you get a pickup truck, put the cow on the back of your truck and you can just, you

03:50:58.780 can just, uh, do milk all day.

03:51:00.780 You have it on.

03:51:01.780 Yeah.

03:51:02.780 It's with you. 0.93

03:51:03.780 Um, and you can just pull those udders all day long and sell it all day.

03:51:06.780 That's, that's the moneymaker there.

03:51:07.780 Yeah.

03:51:08.780 Stop at every field.

03:51:09.780 Like, you know, on a long road trip with your dog, let the cow just graze a little bit,

03:51:13.780 you know, free food and everything, you know, just, uh, for the country, let it be.

03:51:17.780 You know, for a quarter, I'll just squirt a little bit in your mouth. 1.00

03:51:20.780 Yeah.

03:51:21.780 That's what I was saying.

03:51:22.780 Like, what do you need to squeeze the udders? 1.00

03:51:24.780 You need to just suck it straight from the udder. 0.99

03:51:26.780 That's gotta be the most natural. 1.00

03:51:27.780 You know, you know, I honestly think you're right because I think it was a Rothschild trick 1.00

03:51:32.780 to get us to drink cold milk.

03:51:37.780 Think about it guys.

03:51:38.780 Think about it. 0.99

03:51:39.780 I don't know if sucking on the udders is normal, but. 0.96

03:51:43.780 Well, do you remember the old, the, the thing like people would be, it was like one of the 0.89

03:51:49.780 things they would, your grandma might've told you.

03:51:52.780 And it was like, Oh, if you want to help go to sleep, you're going to, we're going to warm

03:51:56.780 up the milk.

03:51:57.780 We're going to cook.

03:51:58.780 We're going to heat it up on the stove.

03:51:59.780 You're going to drink warm milk.

03:52:01.780 Has anyone ever heard of that?

03:52:02.780 Yeah.

03:52:03.780 Yeah.

03:52:04.780 Yeah.

03:52:05.780 I used to drink, I used to drink warm Dr. Pepper.

03:52:08.780 Hey, is Dr. Pepper going to be allowed in an ethno steak?

03:52:10.780 Just asking for a friend.

03:52:15.780 I'm not too much of a big fan of Dr. Pepper.

03:52:18.780 That's all that's around.

03:52:19.780 I guess I drink it.

03:52:21.780 Original recipe only.

03:52:23.780 I think we, uh, root bill will be around as long as it's made with real, uh, roots,

03:52:28.780 black root, like how it's supposed to be, that would still be around any of this artificial

03:52:33.780 stuff.

03:52:34.780 How did we go from the beneficial, uh, uh, goodness of, uh, raw milk to, Hey guys, we 0.99

03:52:42.780 need fucking sugar water in the fucking move and make sure we got our sugar water. 1.00

03:52:47.780 Fitz needs it for his muscles and everything. 1.00

03:52:49.780 Oh man.

03:52:50.780 Here we go.

03:52:51.780 Here we go.

03:52:52.780 We got someone who doesn't know about the, uh, the benefits of drinking real root beer

03:52:56.780 and real Dr. Pepper and real cocaine cola.

03:53:00.780 I don't drink soda.

03:53:02.780 Mostly water.

03:53:03.780 That can get me really back to the time where they actually made it.

03:53:07.780 Water, coffee, and, uh, and pineapple juice.

03:53:13.780 I drink about, uh, 6 million protein shakes a day.

03:53:17.780 Trying to get big, like a fit side here, bro.

03:53:20.780 You're like pooping out logs, bro.

03:53:22.780 You're okay.

03:53:27.780 Did we just lose fit side?

03:53:29.780 My daughter's sitting here.

03:53:30.780 She goes, are you sure about that?

03:53:32.780 6 million.

03:53:34.780 6 million.

03:53:36.780 Can, how much, uh, protein can one body, uh, process?

03:53:41.780 6 million sounds like a lot.

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