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00:00:00.000 i'm not sure maybe we're being shadow banned so that's uh unfortunate um

00:00:05.920 yeah uh if anybody's requesting speaker right now i can't see any requests uh but feel free

00:00:14.260 to pop on up here um yeah thursday weekend is almost over and the weekend is almost upon us so

00:00:21.320 uh yeah it's uh it's come and gone fast i tell you i'm hearing noises but i don't see anybody coming

00:00:30.380 up i'm gonna throw some microphones let's see if anybody's able to take them um

00:00:36.920 yeah just me here so far so yeah um i've been looking at the news timeline uh not a whole lot

00:00:47.360 of uh not a whole lot going on hey white right what's going on how you doing hey man i uh

00:00:55.620 got some fatigue the fatigue is real isn't it yeah uh what were you dealing with on your end

00:01:03.800 oh nothing just doing personal things that i don't want to talk about live on air just

00:01:11.120 life can be a pain in the ass sometimes i hear you there i hear you yeah no the fatigue is at

00:01:20.020 all-time highs especially uh you know everybody's got their free time and then you realize holy shit

00:01:26.220 you know i gotta spend this time with nonce you know i mean not spend the time but you know

00:01:31.520 surrounded by nonce everywhere you go you go to the beach they're there you go to the you go to

00:01:36.680 you know do whatever in the city go have some lunch with a friend and there's fucking niggers

00:01:42.700 everywhere you know so yeah it's unfortunate but uh fuck yeah it's uh hopefully everybody else you

00:01:49.680 know all the normies are feeling the fatigue too so they start to realize hey you know um something's

00:01:55.200 got to be done about this this is too much this is damn too much

00:01:58.740 paul how's it going on your end

00:02:06.680 uh-oh good talk yeah

00:02:14.900 might be glitching the space i'm unable to share it for some reason did you notice that

00:02:23.640 are you able to yeah i did notice that what what i did is i posted uh the space in the uh

00:02:31.040 eagle's nest above so if you guys want to share that link you can

00:02:34.800 yeah today is not my day brother

00:03:03.520 all right good talk oh i i thought my mic unmuted itself um i don't know what the fuck is going on

00:03:19.600 with this face today so guys if the space does go down we will fire back up right away uh we had

00:03:25.340 we had to do that two times yesterday did you guys have luck uh keeping it up last night for the rest

00:03:31.000 of the space or was there any issues yeah we we we managed to keep it up for the rest of the day

00:03:39.240 perfect yeah uh i guess third time was a charm yeah it was being a real uh pain in the ass yesterday so

00:03:47.260 i wouldn't expect uh you know anything different today uh so if we if the space does have any glitches

00:03:54.180 or shuts down uh it'll be fired right back up so make sure you're following the host account so you can

00:03:59.580 stay um stay um stay um on the you know stay in the loop um but yeah uh i've been looking on the

00:04:07.300 timeline here there's not a whole lot going on um lots of uh you know people want the epstein files

00:04:15.280 released still but you know what if they they just keep saying they don't exist they don't exist so

00:04:22.520 um well the new one paladin is that obama's gonna get arrested which is a fucking joke

00:04:29.740 oh man they is they the i bet the magatars are buying every little bit of it too they're like oh

00:04:38.140 finally the next we'll go for next we'll go for uh what's her name uh hillary clinton

00:04:43.900 all right right yeah they're all i don't i don't want it to just be my sour mood this morning

00:04:51.660 but nothing ever happens the only time something's gonna happen is when we make it happen

00:04:57.600 stop relying on the fucking government they hate you they're gonna pull you around on a leash

00:05:03.880 dangling carrots and sugar cubes in front of your face because you're just a fucking horse to them

00:05:09.460 and you'll never get it ever yeah it definitely feels like that you know um we gotta realize that

00:05:19.000 you know they're they're just pulling us along in circles circles after circles and

00:05:24.860 yeah the meanwhile they're letting illegals in they're letting uh i said it yesterday but

00:05:33.000 they have this uh in canada here this lgbt 7000 qr code uh whatever the hell um they're they're uh

00:05:43.340 they've created they've created a refugee program specifically for lgbt community and so they're

00:05:50.420 they're willing to pay a uh a week's or sorry a year's uh like wages so they're they're basically

00:05:59.640 gonna be uh taking care of them for an entire year off our backs and it's just like why why did these

00:06:06.380 why do we need so you're saying all you have to do is pretend to be gay for a year in order to

00:06:11.200 have the government pay for you absolutely yeah you just have to leave the country uh i guess even

00:06:17.480 just give up your citizenship and then be like no i i'm being persecuted in my country for being

00:06:23.760 a gay and then yeah you come back and they take care of you wipe your ass uh for a year and uh yeah

00:06:30.760 it's pretty pretty uh disgusting so um i saw that just now here also well now we could all do some

00:06:39.900 acting and get some money if you know what i mean yeah yeah uh maybe they're gonna maybe they're

00:06:46.580 expecting everybody that does that to eventually have aids or something like that and if you don't

00:06:50.980 have aids they're gonna come after you and close your bank accounts and this and that so yeah it's

00:06:56.980 fucked up it's uh really annoying um i'll show us post this posted in the time in the uh eagle's nest

00:07:06.560 here yeah it's it's pretty fucked up so they're gonna pay 12 months of income assistance settlement

00:07:12.180 support which basically means you know that if they can't afford to stay here they're just gonna pay

00:07:19.420 for a hotel for them just like these fucking asylum seekers which also uh yeah it's it the fee to take

00:07:26.720 care of these uh these uh asylum seekers is like getting up to a billion dollars in just hotel fees

00:07:35.020 alone um so it's getting pretty retarded it's getting extremely retarded um yeah a lot of people

00:07:45.840 who just wanted to get the fuck out of canada and uh not look back at this point and i'm sure in america

00:07:52.140 also

00:07:52.640 paul okay are you there yet you can you hear me yeah hello hey what's going on how you doing

00:08:06.840 good brother how are you man i hate that for you canadians brother i think you need to come to

00:08:14.100 america and we can kill everyone on my craft i agree you know i agree it's it's going to be that

00:08:21.020 time like uh canada is beyond cooked um yeah anything you like you can have a business up here

00:08:29.620 and they'll try and shut your bank account down if you have uh you know any kind of uh you know

00:08:35.360 views like we have so it's just getting retarded it's getting absolutely retarded um one lady

00:08:40.600 who's very outspoken i can't remember her fucking name off the top of my head i saved it on my other

00:08:46.920 account but um let me find it here i bookmarked it on my on the other account so um they've taken

00:08:56.880 her bank account away um at rbc sent her a nice you know letter saying hey uh we don't align with

00:09:05.320 your views and to protect our ass yeah here it is the ava chippy chippy chippy wick chippy wick

00:09:14.040 i don't know how to say her last name but um she's uh been like really outspoken against the

00:09:20.200 canadian protests that the the convoy the freedom convoy and uh you know trying to advocate for the

00:09:27.940 freedom for uh tamara leach or however you say that um and uh yeah her bank account got taken away

00:09:37.320 uh she got a letter on july 17th a few days ago and saying that she's got to basically find another

00:09:45.040 bank that will take her before august 18th so she's got a month and they can just do this any chance

00:09:52.020 anytime they want if the government requests them to shut your bank account down they will do it um

00:09:57.700 they they like this kind of thing uh the banks here fucking just working with the devil at this

00:10:04.860 point it's it's uh yeah it's very blackpilling but at the same time like i think that's just a

00:10:10.620 matter of you know hop and skip and a jump before um the regular old people that have been reluctant to

00:10:18.000 you know make their voices heard are just gonna say fuck it you know we're fucked anyway so let's get on

00:10:23.580 this bandwagon let's get let's get on this horse and uh you know try and take our countries back

00:10:28.580 because it's getting there it's getting there it's crazy because you got to go through like 15 steps

00:10:35.100 to shut a checking account down in the in america i mean i know i do because what they do is if you

00:10:40.380 don't shut it down completely they'll start charging you overdraft fees

00:10:43.980 yeah yeah they definitely will be uh yeah and then they they charge you for any paperwork that you

00:10:52.940 want to get from them after the fact and that's a big load of bullshit um they're trying to make also

00:10:59.680 a big deal here about uh seeing the timeline about mosquitoes spreading west nile on the west coast

00:11:07.020 um yeah so they're the who's trying to make moves to take control of everybody again lock everyone

00:11:14.900 down this and that it's getting ridiculous um and uh yeah they keep bringing these these disgusting

00:11:22.940 people here and they're trying to uh also in canada they're trying to uh they're trying to bring down

00:11:29.500 the age of consent to i think 16 um so that you know you know that's just so that the muslims

00:11:37.000 don't they don't have to uh you know have court for all these muslims that are gonna molest young

00:11:46.440 girls and uh you know because you know they are this is crazy bro i i mean i hate it for y'all in

00:11:57.120 canada i really do brother how's your wrist yeah it sucks here um the wrist is all right it's just you

00:12:06.000 know after i do the cookie for a few hours it's like it just feels like death but after i get a

00:12:11.480 you know good night's sleep it's usually doing good but yeah i've ordered a wrist brace for my wrist

00:12:17.100 and uh yeah hopefully that's gonna help a little bit with uh with the uh yeah whatever's going on

00:12:23.780 there well i know you're trying to be the hardest working white man but i mean it nobody would fault

00:12:29.200 you for taking a day off brother yeah you know uh i might i might uh do that next month sometime you

00:12:38.700 know uh try and get to the uh get to the island or something for a day or something enjoy some

00:12:43.720 sights and sounds but yeah i don't know i just i want to get in uh when i get into these type of

00:12:48.560 things i i can't stop i just like just keep going you know so um yeah maybe maybe i should but

00:12:56.100 uh we'll see we'll see how it goes if it's uh unbearable next show then i might just you know

00:13:02.300 call her early or something so yeah i i mean i've been shot before so a little wrist pain you know

00:13:09.200 i can handle it i can handle it but stop being a pussy stop being a pussy

00:13:15.020 yeah no it doesn't bug me too much just when i when i uh take the puppet off it's like holy

00:13:23.580 fuck my whole wrist my wrists are on fire you know that old commercial i don't remember what

00:13:28.920 it's for some drug but yeah my wrists are on fire uh but it's good i can bear it i can take it

00:13:35.180 nanya how's it going

00:13:43.960 good morning brothers and sisters white power yeah i'm listening to the canada thing that is

00:13:53.760 some fucked up shit like i swear to god you know since canada's part of the crown this is exactly

00:14:01.860 what's happening everywhere this kind of horse shit like canada is literally turning into the

00:14:07.860 fucking uk uh i mean clearly it has been for a long time but god damn like can they do any more

00:14:15.660 before white people stand up and are just like we're fucking done with this shit you know i'm

00:14:20.360 waiting on america to do the same thing clearly but like they are really bad north of us and i really

00:14:27.620 feel sorry for you guys because i don't know that i'd be able to keep my sanity you know i'd have to

00:14:33.400 live in the middle of fucking nowhere and just adhere to these retarded fucking rules that they've

00:14:38.720 got and hopefully be able to protect my property you know it's just to me it's crazy to live somewhere

00:14:45.400 like that to think that i i can't say what i want to say or do what i want to do on my own property

00:14:51.160 and have to be taxed to death uh so that all these fucking faggots can come into my country and uh

00:14:59.060 you know take over that's basically what's happening all these faggots are taken over

00:15:04.560 you know jews browns blacks they're all faggots to me you know it's just fucking gross

00:15:09.380 exactly and you know what they're they're um uh i see i've seen a post comparing canada to saudi

00:15:20.460 arabia um in like resources and you know what we get out of the resources from our country being taken

00:15:27.460 and it's like um yeah we got free health care quote unquote you still have to pay uh you know

00:15:33.040 pay um premiums every once in a while or have um you know a job that takes cut like when you have

00:15:39.920 when you have a job like they'll take a cut for uh msps i don't know if it's still the same way

00:15:45.100 but uh you know it's definitely not free uh they say it's free but i mean it's it's at the end of

00:15:51.960 the day it's not free like i remember for um i didn't have msps which is uh medical premiums

00:15:58.700 basically that you pay into through a job or you just pay it every month you know and um it's uh i

00:16:05.640 had to used to i used to have to pay eighty dollars to go see a uh walk-in doctor at a clinic so for

00:16:11.560 anything it would cost me eighty dollars if i needed to get antibiotics or anything done uh at the at the

00:16:17.700 doctor so i've just kind of like i haven't been to the doctor in years i just don't care

00:16:21.560 there are they only really lie to us anyways so yeah it's uh it's getting there um but also it

00:16:29.160 compares like uh all of our resources that we're we're sending out we're shipping natural gas we've

00:16:34.780 got fuck loads of oil we've got you know lumber we've got metals like galore tons of fucking metals

00:16:41.760 uh on on uh you know land that's basically just sitting there with nothing done to it

00:16:48.140 and um you know we've got so many exports that we're we're not getting any advantage of we're

00:16:55.260 not getting any kickback off of our lands and all that being you know siphoned off to these companies

00:17:00.920 and it's just like at what point uh are they gonna start uh you know they they don't take care of any of

00:17:08.060 the people who are actually founding of this of this entire nation so it's getting it's getting

00:17:14.020 retarded and i'm surprised that they've kept people cucked out this long but people are starting to get

00:17:18.760 really upset and um you know every time i'm doing my flyering i i show them hey you know they're

00:17:25.560 spending 250 dollars per each one of these asylum seekers per day eighty one thousand dollars a year

00:17:32.060 and like meanwhile are you know basically all the talking points we go over here very regularly

00:17:38.500 and uh some people are like completely shocked and surprised and then you get the odd like you

00:17:44.220 know get a lot of people who are just like i don't care they're helping they're helping our

00:17:48.240 economy or something they'll they'll try and say they'll they'll cope uh by saying oh yeah they're

00:17:53.780 helping our economy you know these are jobs that we won't take blah blah blah blah blah it's like

00:17:58.660 no no no no no no no no that's not that's not true and it just gets boiling up frustrating to to

00:18:06.840 have that pushback from the normies every every time you get a little bit uh you know it's insanity so

00:18:14.120 we'll go to nanya then paul yeah i'll touch on a couple of things you said actually uh you know

00:18:20.800 the cope is what i what i see uh when i hear people uh or what i hear rather when i hear people

00:18:28.680 say that oh it's because you know white people don't want to take the jobs that is such fucking

00:18:33.860 horseshit like i i have never like me personally a guy that wanted to work right let's say uh my brother

00:18:41.800 or any of my friends growing up you know we always wanted work it didn't matter what the work was we

00:18:48.500 could go work for the farmer bailing hay for a summer cutting grass helping dad you know whatever

00:18:55.640 it was we wanted to work there's plenty of white people to do the work it doesn't matter if it's

00:19:01.740 siphoning your fucking shit drain or uh bailing your trash or any of that kind of stuff white people will

00:19:08.680 do the jobs it's not white people that are saying that you know we don't want to do it it's these

00:19:14.920 corporations these companies that instead of paying a white wage will pay a brown wage

00:19:22.160 and pocket that extra money for that that expensive yacht or that extra boat or maybe that vacation or

00:19:30.000 whatnot these these are the people who are really fucking it up it's not that white people don't want

00:19:34.880 to do the job it's that they're not being paid enough to want to do the job and i can understand

00:19:40.080 that you know if you do something the correct way you're gonna want to get paid for the work that

00:19:46.620 you're doing that's that's how the economy should work but uh you know going back to canada here right

00:19:53.320 so i've never actually asked a canadian i've heard before that yeah you got free health care and all that

00:19:59.240 right but i've heard that there's sometimes that you're actually waiting considerable amounts of time

00:20:05.720 before you can actually see a doctor like for legitimate things is that true for canadians

00:20:11.520 yeah yeah it is um so say you uh for example one of my family members is how needs a knee replacement and

00:20:21.400 uh they've been in a waiting list uh just to get you know get that that knee replacement for a good three

00:20:28.020 years uh it's um it's actually ridiculous uh yeah our our medical system is because you know what

00:20:36.320 happens is um these chinese are coming and taking advantage of our medical system with their old old

00:20:42.400 uh people that come here and they take up hospital beds and they take up surgeons and they um yeah it's

00:20:50.900 it's been like flooded for years basically with people that just come here for medical and um you

00:20:58.560 know they they own land here they bought land here they bought uh apartments in in these condos that go

00:21:04.480 up and then they're they get the right to come here basically and use our our health care system uh

00:21:10.460 basically taking advantage of it and yeah it can take uh years to get any kind of specialist

00:21:16.120 you know go see a specialist go see a surgeon get surgery done uh it's it's actually insane and um

00:21:23.620 yeah uh there's very much truth to that okay but before before we go to paul i got a secondary

00:21:30.420 question for you then you you're you as a canadian right and seeing the way your health care system

00:21:36.500 works would you if a a law was put forth would you immediately change that to how the american system

00:21:44.460 is to where you just pay to get your shit done and you don't have to wait that three years

00:21:48.660 you know let's say you pay an extra 502 000 right that's what it's going to come down to would you

00:21:54.920 take that system over the current system you have now um well i'm not too sure like the thing is

00:22:02.320 because they would they would charge a fuckload more than than they do in america if they switched

00:22:07.400 it over to that they would be unaffordable to get anything done it pretty much is at this point

00:22:12.460 anyways but i think a lot of people would because you know there's there's people that are like

00:22:19.260 there's tens of thousands of people that are dying waiting to either see a specialist or get some kind

00:22:25.960 of procedure done they're dying and they're you know like the cancer uh patients waiting to get a

00:22:31.820 tumor removed they've been told you know you have to wait a year or something like that the tumor grows

00:22:36.500 they die and it's just uh it's getting to the point where um yeah a lot of good white people have

00:22:43.280 died just waiting for the hospital and it's really fucking sad because i mean we should be taking care

00:22:48.800 of before these nons before anybody else that doesn't you know hasn't been growing up here and

00:22:54.740 this and that so it's it's really fucking sad and then also to your point before that just with uh in

00:23:00.640 regards to the wages um you know the companies uh they don't i think they more or less look at it

00:23:06.600 like they can get two for one you know a two for one deal on uh on workers so um they they consider

00:23:14.000 that they can expand their uh expand their business faster because they're getting two for one pay you

00:23:20.980 know they don't have to uh pay the full wage and then also they get incentives in other ways too to

00:23:27.840 hire these people i'm sure they take money under the table from you know these these ngos and uh

00:23:34.460 yeah and then so basically two for one that's how they look at it and um yeah the wages itself are

00:23:39.860 retarded like we the wages right now are not even like like realistic for how much it costs to live

00:23:49.580 in say vancouver or anywhere in canada really it's outpaced uh the living uh standards so i mean

00:23:57.620 i mean under pace the living standards the living standards i mean the living price uh the living

00:24:03.320 cost is like way higher than than what the wages are and it's fucking it's insanity so people are

00:24:08.700 having to work three jobs and get paid shit shit wages and then they risk getting fired if they speak

00:24:13.880 up about it and just like starting over fresh at the low you know at the bottom of the totem pole

00:24:18.500 basically so it's really fucked up uh take it away or paul did you still have your hand up i see it

00:24:25.000 went down but maybe i'm glitching yeah but if none is still on that point y'all keep going

00:24:29.660 i'll wait all right we'll go back to none of them paul yeah so i was going to say about the wage thing

00:24:35.860 you know the wage gap between a living standard that's i think that's something that's very

00:24:42.200 important i mean we talk about this kind of stuff all the time but there are still people that don't

00:24:45.880 understand you know because they may be you know in their own little bubble living nicely

00:24:50.760 uh the fact that you know interest and um the deficit all these things keep going up everything

00:24:58.120 keeps going up and the standard of living is affected by that now just for instance uh the house

00:25:05.600 that i live in now right it's a decent house but uh the government came in and they said well

00:25:11.600 you know since the housing market is controlled excuse me by the um pretty much the the interest rates

00:25:18.660 uh well now we have valued your house at sixty thousand dollars more than it was when you

00:25:24.520 bought it so now your house payment's going up from this amount to this amount and it ends up being

00:25:29.100 like three hundred and eighty dollars more and that's how the fuck is that even possible if you're if

00:25:34.960 you're gonna if you're gonna increase the interest if you're going to make anything higher across the

00:25:41.900 board then you should be paying people more to offset that i mean it's it's basic fucking economics you

00:25:50.260 can't just keep raising every price for everything and paying people the same amount and expect them to

00:25:57.140 be able to make it it just doesn't make fucking sense and it's going to get to a point where people

00:26:02.460 are going to start fucking picketing they're going to start you know going fucking niggerish like they

00:26:07.240 did in minnesota and la and all these places and just start burning these fucking companies down

00:26:12.380 and i almost feel like it's what these people want because then they can go oh well we'll just claim

00:26:17.380 it on fucking insurance and we've got our money and we can move on to the next fucking shithole

00:26:21.920 where us jews can run that one down too so i'll leave it there go ahead paul

00:26:26.780 i was just going to touch on the uh the farming thing anyone that thinks a white person won't go out

00:26:34.900 and work a field has not been to a farm because we'll definitely work and as far as the uh the

00:26:42.080 insurance thing goes i figured out in the states a way around it is if you go in there with insurance

00:26:47.920 you're going to be held for everything they're going to want to test for everything they're going

00:26:52.300 to want to check shit that you don't even need checked but if you go in there and you tell them

00:26:55.300 you don't have insurance you'll get you'll get exactly what you're asking for and then they'll get

00:27:00.140 you the hell out of there because they don't want you there because if you have insurance they can

00:27:04.240 keep testing and keep testing and keep adding to the bill so i've i mean i don't really go to the

00:27:10.220 doctor or anything like that but i know some people who have just went in for like basic things and told

00:27:14.400 them they didn't have insurance they were in and out with antibiotics or in and out with any kind of

00:27:18.580 medicine they needed so it's all fucked up exactly yeah it's uh yeah and then you're going to be

00:27:29.420 like i mean like i said it was 80 bucks anytime i wanted to go to a even just a walk-in clinic which

00:27:35.720 is basically you can't get you can't even get a doctor in canada anymore so if you don't have a

00:27:40.840 doctor already like a family doctor you are you're fucking shit out of luck you've got to use walk-in

00:27:46.700 clinics and sit around with all these sick nonce and uh yeah you can't even get a doctor here

00:27:52.880 yeah and as far as the uh what nunya was talking about about the wages i seen a post yesterday

00:27:59.320 where a guy did the math and they did what the uh minimum wage was in the 70s and it would be

00:28:05.700 equivalent to 4 800 a week now and and we all know minimum wage ain't nowhere near that so yeah

00:28:12.500 nunya you're definitely you're definitely right on that that that's what they've taken from us

00:28:16.400 is being able to work a regular job and thrive

00:28:19.880 yeah

00:28:22.880 100 none you take it away yeah i was going to touch on the whole uh no insurance thing i had

00:28:29.000 heard that before i don't i don't remember if it was in a space or not i think it was a woman that

00:28:33.620 had said something about it but uh you know it makes sense right because they just like paul said

00:28:39.940 they don't want you in there if you don't have insurance because then they can't go through the 25

00:28:45.640 fucking steps of charging all this horseshit that you wouldn't have needed and it's exactly what

00:28:51.200 insurance has done and it's not just health insurance it's in every aspect of every piece

00:28:56.680 of insurance for for every item that we have the same process for all of them and they're all fucking

00:29:02.740 owned by jews we know this the problem is that they can they have figured out ways to siphon money off

00:29:10.320 of the smallest fucking thing possible and then when you go in there with no insurance

00:29:16.440 the doctor's office or the uh emergency clinic or whatever you're going to says well you just pay

00:29:23.220 this amount and then we just want to get you the fuck out of here because even though this amount

00:29:27.880 that you're paying right now it's not even remotely what you're going to be charged if you go in with

00:29:33.600 insurance we're going to be able to charge you for this fee and this fee and this fee and this fee and

00:29:38.840 it's going to take you fucking weeks if not months for it to all go through i deal with this stuff with

00:29:45.220 the va all the time everything i go through i use my va insurance right and it i will literally get

00:29:52.940 letters a month later saying you owe us this much money because the va hasn't paid us and i'm like well

00:30:00.340 then i have to call the fucking va and i have to talk to a representative and i gotta say

00:30:05.780 how come you guys haven't paid this well there was an error on this paper here and we couldn't put it

00:30:12.000 through and i'm like seriously like you're just dragging the fucking process out because you

00:30:17.740 cocksuckers don't want to do your job or what and then i'll give them the information they'll resubmit it

00:30:23.000 sometimes it goes through sometimes i'll get another fucking paper from the company saying we're about

00:30:28.320 to send your shit to collections because the va hasn't paid this happens to me all the time

00:30:32.700 and then i'll end up just talking to the same fucking people and saying why are you people not

00:30:38.640 doing your job uh you know i i have insurance through the va specifically because i'm a disabled

00:30:47.020 veteran you should be able to take care of what you say you're supposed to be taking care of but

00:30:53.160 you're not doing it and it always comes back to some stupid nigger at the desk or just some fucking

00:30:59.560 retard that doesn't want to do their job or the va oh well we don't have the budget for all this stuff

00:31:05.500 this year and we're so close to the next fiscal year that we have to wait for that it's always some

00:31:11.440 kind of horseshit with these insurance agencies it's not just civilian you know it happens all over

00:31:17.120 the place with everybody and we we need to fucking get rid of this shit to be honest insurance is such

00:31:23.720 a fucking scam i've had car insurance i'm 46 so since i was 18 i've used car insurance literally

00:31:33.580 two times in my entire life and both times have been because my wife or a deer ran in front of my wife

00:31:41.400 and hit the car that's it two times but yet how much money have i paid to insurance just for the

00:31:48.040 privilege of driving my vehicle it's fucking retarded i'll leave it there

00:31:53.620 well actually uh you're gonna you're gonna yeah when it comes to insurance here when it comes to

00:32:01.900 automobile insurance it's i can't remember what they call it but basically you're paying premiums um

00:32:08.960 and if you get in an accident it's you you know one per one party regardless of what it is a rear

00:32:15.200 render anything now uh here and we're at least where i am uh if anything happens one side pays 50 percent

00:32:23.980 the other side pays 50 percent right or however much and so basically um yeah it's uh like say you get

00:32:33.940 hit by a car then they're also they only have to pay like half of the medical bills or something like

00:32:41.780 that so if you get hit by a car and it's not your fault then you still have to pay if you get a rear

00:32:48.280 render and it's you know not your fault or you're rear-ended and you know it's not your fault you still

00:32:54.520 have to pay so it's like yeah your insurance is some bullshit um i don't know i yeah it's it's we're

00:33:02.500 just getting we're getting uh yeah we're just like cattle here it just feels like being a cow you know

00:33:08.720 you're getting constantly milked take it away paul

00:33:12.280 yeah none yeah i already feel uh uh sorry for any of you vets because the way you get treated

00:33:20.000 the way all y'all get treated across the board but uh with you saying the va insurance uh my wife

00:33:25.900 works and uh she's a medical billing supervisor and she has to work with all different kinds of

00:33:31.440 insurance and she she hates the va the most she says that it's so much shit that they have to go

00:33:38.620 through and yeah man i just i don't know i feel sorry for you veterans because you're the ones that

00:33:43.420 go out on the wall you're the ones that protect us and you're the ones that get treated like shit

00:33:47.460 you know i think y'all i think y'all deserve a parade and and if and if i ever get a chance

00:33:53.120 we'll have a parade for you brother

00:33:55.080 go ahead none yeah yeah i i appreciate the kind words paul um i can't say that i necessarily feel

00:34:08.600 100 the same and it's just because maybe i'm jaded or whatnot but there are still there's a lot of uh

00:34:16.060 you know a lot of veterans out there that don't deserve anything and i'll be honest with you

00:34:20.120 i mean there's there's shitty people in every aspect of every different uh workforce and uh

00:34:26.680 unfortunately i've met lots of them in the service uh they don't deserve anything you know they spend

00:34:31.420 their four years being a piece of shit getting in trouble and then get out and think they're entitled

00:34:36.220 to uh the same benefits that somebody like me is entitled to and that really pisses me off

00:34:41.260 and a lot of those people are the ones that are holding down um you know somebody like myself

00:34:48.680 uh getting work done uh being able to have that paperwork go through the va but uh you know

00:34:54.880 legitimate veterans absolutely you know i've got uh great respect for them even though i understand

00:34:59.860 that i fought for zog and i was ashamed of that the fact is i did uh you know i did the

00:35:06.740 the most honorable thing that i could do while i was in the service even though i was unaware of

00:35:12.740 you know what was happening but talking about the the va again right your wife is not incorrect

00:35:19.580 um i have heard so many times from different insurance agencies and uh different people that have to work

00:35:28.120 with the va like these medical professional places that the va is so horrible at getting shit done

00:35:35.300 and i can tell you one of the reasons why is because the preferential hiring practices that they use

00:35:44.940 and it's an unfortunate fact of life but it's a lot of these niggers and browns these retarded

00:35:51.680 motherfuckers that the va has working for them that shouldn't be in those positions you know

00:35:56.960 chanique was spent four years in the army throwing her titties in the platoon sergeant's face and

00:36:02.000 partying on the weekends and now she's got a gs5 position at the va because she was able to do

00:36:08.520 schooling while the rest of us were working you know and it's those types of people that are

00:36:13.400 fucking it up for the rest of us and i think that's uh one of the aspects of working for the va

00:36:18.740 and the military in general that a lot of people don't understand is that there are so many of those

00:36:25.240 types of people out in the workforce and being hired by the government and that's why the government

00:36:31.360 runs so fucking shitty uh besides all the the red tape the jews throw uh down everybody's throat and

00:36:38.100 making shit difficult on purpose so i'll leave it there

00:36:41.920 yeah but i don't think nobody's blaming you for you know i mean you you you were there doing your

00:36:49.620 duty brother i mean i was a uh senior in high school when 9 11 happened and if i hadn't have had

00:36:56.220 to have surgery on my knee from football i was going to try to become a navy seal and so i would

00:37:02.140 have been fooled too you know i'd have been right there with you brother but luckily i the screws in

00:37:06.380 my knee they wouldn't let me even join the navy so i mean there's nothing wrong with being fooled

00:37:11.140 man we've all had the skirt pulled over our heads

00:37:13.540 yeah i feel you brother i feel you

00:37:19.620 so just so everyone's aware we've been uh the space might be if it's glitching for you guys i'm

00:37:27.420 not entirely sure why uh but yeah the space is a little bit glitched so apologies to anybody's

00:37:33.880 experiencing um experiencing the space glitching out sorry about that hopefully you can hear everything

00:37:40.260 get the message through clearly uh we just had yeah maybe if if you haven't updated your uh app fully

00:37:48.520 make sure you've got it updated sometimes on apple iphones um you have to go actually search the app

00:37:55.280 and then click on it like i mean like tap the thing and it'll say you know open the app but if you click

00:38:01.600 onto the thing it'll say you can update it through the page so that might be something that you want to

00:38:07.380 do to fix it also uh just heard that uh hulk hogan has uh died uh what yeah hulk hogan it just confirmed

00:38:18.460 hulk hogan is dead so yeah shitty um god damn it brother man yeah shit

00:38:26.900 yeah i see now hulk who's the third one because you know they say shit comes in threes so who's

00:38:33.840 gonna be the third one yeah that's exactly it you know what's so weird though is that there's always

00:38:38.740 these like purges of celebrities they all die at the same time and do you guys think there's something

00:38:43.740 to that or do you think that they're you know like um i can't remember who was the last bunch but

00:38:49.820 there's like a whole bunch of celebrities they all died at the same time and uh it was just kind of

00:38:55.240 weird and now it's happening again like the other day ozzy now hulk hogan and yeah exactly who will

00:39:00.360 be the third none yeah yeah i was just gonna say like i don't know if i believe in the the third

00:39:07.660 thing it's possible but you know hulk hogan ruined his body for a long time with with steroids

00:39:14.200 and just the the physical impact of the stuff that he did and ozzy ruined his body on fucking drugs

00:39:20.040 and devil worship so i mean it could just be a coincidence i mean it seems to be about the right

00:39:26.740 age for people that completely ruined their bodies you know i think ozzy to be honest was

00:39:32.360 uh it surprised me that he made it to 76 i mean he's looked like he was dying for 15 fucking years now

00:39:40.160 so but hulk hogan that kind of surprises me because i i thought he was keeping in shape i don't know if

00:39:46.340 he got the jab or not that's one of the questions that i'd be asking if he got the jab

00:39:50.180 yeah exactly that's definitely one of the one of the good questions to ask uh and i'm sure that he

00:40:01.580 probably did you know what i mean a lot of those celebrities they they fell into that trap so

00:40:07.140 yeah but it's just it is weird you know just you know like usually these things actually happen

00:40:12.220 where you see a few celebrities dying and in like within days of each other and i don't know it

00:40:17.720 just i always made me wonder like were they just selected randomly by this you know demonic cult and

00:40:25.460 and also yeah you know like they they did a lot of damage to their body with drugs alcohol

00:40:30.960 like i guess ozzy's done a lot of fucking acid this and that and uh yeah so i mean it's it's interesting

00:40:38.120 to that that happens so uh paul take it away

00:40:42.220 well i i with that being said i'm wondering you know how old people get a little senile

00:40:48.620 what if some of these old celebrities that have done or seen some horrible shit were starting to

00:40:53.780 talk out of their minds you know so i don't know that could be a thing too

00:40:58.160 that's you know that's kind of what i'm thinking like were they selected in like a lottery

00:41:03.980 you know like an old age lottery or something like that by these demonic cults or you know or just

00:41:11.220 they're trying to they're you know they're worried that the secret's gonna get out and

00:41:15.500 so they're just off them you know it's hard to hard to say but i mean it's always uh been on my

00:41:21.860 mind something like that because i always remember i just always see there's the same thing you know

00:41:25.340 like a bunch of celebrities will all die at the same time and then it'll be none for a long time and

00:41:29.560 then you know it'll be like five in a row so that's weird what do you got to say nanya

00:41:34.780 i think it'll be bruce willis next i was just thinking about that like bruce willis has been

00:41:42.560 on the down for a long time and he's uh 70 or 71 now same age as hulk um and he's got what dementia

00:41:49.880 i i think he's probably going to be the one i'm not gonna i'm not gonna bet any money on it

00:41:55.340 but uh we'll see

00:41:57.560 interesting i'll just let you know nanya my wife concurred with you she agrees

00:42:05.840 well we're gonna have to see i guess yeah um yeah it's uh there's a lot of those celebrities

00:42:14.960 those you know are uh that we've uh grown up with are kicking the bucket so yeah it's pretty crazy

00:42:22.600 but make sure you're taking care of yourself eating healthy you know not not doing drugs every uh

00:42:29.880 every day or every weekend whatever the fuck don't do drugs at all stay healthy stay sober white power

00:42:36.780 well ozzy dying i mean yeah but hulk dying that really makes me feel old like real old you shit

00:42:46.500 well i know i'm 41 so i know you're older than me but still you know makes you feel old that i mean

00:42:55.140 that was a hero growing up you know i remember watching hulk and andre the giant on tv

00:43:01.780 he was the only one that could pick that big son of a bitch up

00:43:11.920 those guys were mythic legends those two right there

00:43:22.360 y'all did y'all did y'all ever see the uh the the interview about how andre the giant let out the

00:43:31.420 biggest nastiest fart ever on some show and like made people gag i thought it was fucking hilarious

00:43:37.440 i've never heard of it but i'd believe it you know anybody

00:43:43.820 this is escaping from there i remember it was it was uh during the filming of the princess bride

00:44:01.840 so you can go back and look at it there's an interview somewhere but it was during the princess

00:44:06.560 bride and uh they they had like a big feast or something and andre the giant let out this

00:44:11.660 big disgusting like 45 second long fart and was making people gag it's fucking hilarious

00:44:17.680 they should have put that in the movie

00:44:23.020 i'm the bloopers

00:44:27.780 yeah what if he did that when he was lit on fire and they were wheeling him over to the uh

00:44:35.180 you know the the grave pirate roberts and he just ripped one the whole thing would have just exploded

00:44:47.980 this is called levity people we need it sometimes yeah just like andre giant sometimes we just gotta let it out

00:44:56.380 just let her out better out than in right

00:45:00.140 especially when the app's not working for people it's uh it's a it's a bummer i haven't had any problems

00:45:10.180 i've been on browser and now i'm on iphone and everything seems to be working fine for me so it's a bummer

00:45:16.320 i was having issues earlier before i jumped up to speaker as listener i'd hear like the first couple of words

00:45:23.500 and then it would blank out and i'd have to refresh so i don't know if maybe it's just a listener issue because

00:45:30.340 since i've jumped up to speaker i haven't had any issues whatsoever

00:45:33.660 yeah i jumped up the speaker pretty quick but when i was listening it wasn't bad but it could have been just because i didn't give it a whole lot of time yeah

00:45:41.900 yeah it's definitely glitching out because we can't even uh share it from the like when you click on that uh

00:45:53.980 when you click on the uh the the quote bubble

00:45:57.940 and the on the bottom right

00:46:00.420 i it doesn't show the space it just says uh uh what does it say here

00:46:05.620 it says nothing to see here dot dot dot yet

00:46:09.180 so something's definitely going on with the space i don't know i've never seen that before

00:46:13.900 but we could be get being shadow banned or uh

00:46:17.700 it could be something to do with just this glitchy fucking app or maybe even just

00:46:22.740 um maybe even the uh the pc or whatever that we're that it's been hosted on has to be

00:46:31.180 refreshed or something like that i'm not sure i'm not sure

00:46:34.940 but hopefully it's not unbearable completely for everybody listening

00:46:40.300 like is it just me or is is tv just like different episodes of saturday night live now

00:46:54.900 i just i can't tell the difference anymore just watching clips i've got a somali lady

00:47:02.340 uh a main representative like and she's she's on her local tears what is this she's on oh good

00:47:14.140 morning america and she's talking i don't have this sound on but just the way that she's moving

00:47:19.480 her head and she's talking and she's got this thing wrapped over her head and she's all brown it's

00:47:24.180 just like this is this looks to me like a saturday night live episode and i guess she's talking about

00:47:31.380 helping somalia and it's just we've never done this before this is all new like

00:47:38.640 this multicultural multiracial like force-fed nonsense is like it's never been done before and yeah

00:47:50.200 look i want to i just want to give a bit of a an encouragement we often talk about

00:47:56.040 um you know whites are six percent of the global population and that's not a good place to be

00:48:04.920 we should be at least over 50 percent if the unit if the if the earth is going to be if is if the earth

00:48:12.860 itself is going to survive we need to be over 50 percent just to you know maintain the earth so

00:48:19.880 that's that's where we should be but there are more white people on earth today than almost ever

00:48:26.120 before i think there was a little bit of a downturn lately or maybe the past 30 years or so but there's

00:48:33.420 more white people than today than there was a hundred years ago and we just what happened right is just

00:48:41.460 this explosion of africans and indians and asians and and we're just dealing and probably arabs too

00:48:47.480 and we're just dealing with that but the culturally in in all of our white countries like we've never

00:48:55.160 had this forced integration before and we're all repulsed by it so this is a good thing this is

00:49:02.680 ultimately like we're just we're

00:49:05.100 off and it's like no they actually do stink no they actually are violent no they actually

00:49:17.380 do suck ass and and once everybody gets to the point where it's like they actually do suck ass

00:49:23.720 and we don't want to hear then then it's just about you know and there's no white there's nowhere to

00:49:31.380 run anymore there's no white flight to go right we're not gonna all move to antarctica and live in

00:49:36.300 in snow globes right what so we're gonna have to just push back and when the pushback comes right

00:49:43.520 just uh you know we're gonna we're gonna rock and roll

00:49:47.600 yeah so um i was down in listener and it seems like the issue is with android users potentially

00:49:59.300 um so there's two ways that we can go about this folks and i'll let the decision be yours paladin

00:50:05.260 because you're on air right now we can encourage everybody to open up their browser and uh listen

00:50:12.260 via their browser or we can try relaunching the space and see if it fixes anything

00:50:17.420 well um if uh you know i'm uh either works for me honestly

00:50:25.440 well make up your mind i gave you the decision it's it's the ball's in your court

00:50:30.900 come on i mean we can try to relaunch the space that would probably be uh because it's even like

00:50:36.620 not allowing anyone to share it so it's definitely something exclusive to andrew so it's got to be

00:50:41.600 something with the space so maybe that'll help i'll relaunch it right now so

00:51:00.900 yeah

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01:42:43.540 he's very humble and very kind and he said hey you know if if uh i'm in this geography i'm not

01:42:50.260 going to repeat what he said because i thought that was a mistake but he's like you know if

01:42:54.340 anyone needs help flipping burgers at like white power events or outings like that's what i can do

01:43:00.260 and that's how i can help so i strung all of these data points together right and uh you know i just

01:43:06.900 i think it would be better sometimes to use these spaces to see how we can help each other

01:43:11.940 and so you know it gets back to starting up companies whether it's a framing thing or

01:43:16.500 something else i'm i just wanted to put it out there and make an offer uh so i've done about nine

01:43:22.980 figures of venture raises and low nine figures exits so i start up different types of companies

01:43:31.380 they're not framing companies but you know they're in some type of a technology space or you know

01:43:37.860 something and so i just want to put it out there to the group like it doesn't have to be anything

01:43:43.220 fancy or you know starting up ventures or companies whether you're selling a hamburger or selling a you

01:43:50.500 know a technology piece is it's very similar believe it or not and so i just want to put it out there

01:43:56.820 like if anyone needs help you know getting a venture or in normal words getting a company off the ground

01:44:03.060 even if it's one guy even if it's one idea that's kind of what i do in life is i i scale up ideas

01:44:11.380 into companies and products and then i wrap people around it and sometimes you need money and sometimes you

01:44:18.180 don't depending on market demand but i just want to put it out there i'm not trying to look for

01:44:23.540 business i'm not being jewish trying to like get a deal i'm just trying to be more helpful to the

01:44:29.780 community uh look dr brill i gotta jump in here like you if you have value value exchange is a white

01:44:39.700 white principle brother like you if you have something to offer i have something to pay for i just

01:44:46.420 want you to know that what you don't have to fear being called a shill here we're we are white power

01:44:53.380 brother we're gonna do some great things so don't don't even sweat it but yeah you're being very

01:44:59.140 helpful and it's coming across very genuine so but don't worry about that like the people who don't

01:45:04.900 understand money and how it works they're not going to get it until we're all we've accomplished some

01:45:09.860 really great things so you know you're you're so i'm very grateful i've shot you a dm i've done

01:45:16.740 mergers and acquisitions too and i'd like i'd love to kind of connect with you on this that's awesome

01:45:21.860 stuff you're you're hitting home runs here brother well thank you i mean it's it's a mixed group so i'm

01:45:27.220 not like a finance guy and i'm not you know i've done i've gotten companies sold out but my the thing

01:45:34.420 i've you know if anyone wants to dm me i don't care if it's a hot dog stand a lemonade stand or like

01:45:40.180 you know a lot of people in blue collar they they are tinkerers and they just see better ways to do

01:45:45.300 things but they don't know how to go out on their own and do their own company it doesn't have to be

01:45:50.740 like you know all these people it could be you and if anyone wants to dm me and they wanted any you

01:45:57.460 know any help or advice or anything like that you know where to find me um and and i want to just you

01:46:04.580 know overemphasize the fact it's not about finance and mergers and all of the jewish horseshit that

01:46:11.780 you know you hear about it's more of like hey i'm a guy i have an idea for a product or i'm a guy

01:46:18.340 and i want to go out on my own and just do my own company even if it's something small

01:46:23.220 and i help entrepreneurs do that and the reason why i'm offering it for free is because all of the

01:46:29.380 jews have you know they all help each other and all the pajits are you know they have their nepotism but

01:46:36.100 in the white power community it just seems like you know that's why i don't want to put a price on

01:46:41.220 anything because i just i just want to help my brothers and i'll end it yeah we need to be nepotistic

01:46:46.020 and and completely um organized around this is what we're doing with our people uh and uplift them

01:46:57.460 a hundred percent

01:46:58.660 fuck yeah dr vril so if you guys uh yeah if that you know perks some of your interest and uh

01:47:09.300 yeah let's get it on let's get some white power businesses built and going and uh yeah yeah if

01:47:15.620 you have an idea shoot them a message come on guys uh really appreciate that dr vril uh yeah good

01:47:22.900 good stuff i might even hit you up myself one of these times um uh and let's go to rusty then uh

01:47:31.060 i think it was overstrom then sammy then brian the the other thing i wanted to touch on

01:47:38.020 was something nunya talked about and it was the materialism and we there are people who

01:47:46.180 they are holding themselves back by needing or wanting not needing wanting that that boat or that

01:47:55.940 other thing etc right but they're depreciating things and sometimes it's that sacrifice and one of

01:48:03.620 the other ways was not just through hard work and possibly well the hard work got me to be able to buy

01:48:11.780 the things that i that weren't fun but they were investments and so i and sometimes and maybe someone

01:48:21.860 will learn something from what i'm about to say so a few years ago i sold one of my investments and

01:48:28.420 it hadn't really moved and i needed the cash to float the other investment well i had another

01:48:34.980 investment that had gone up maybe three four hundred five hundred percent i should have sold that one i

01:48:42.020 held on to that one because of nostalgic reasons and i liked it but it wasn't the smart move what the

01:48:52.900 investment i sold was silver right now silver is peaking is is skyrocketing we're at 39 an ounce

01:49:02.420 if i had sold if i had kept that i i would have i could so here's the thing i want people to understand

01:49:10.260 you can always rebuy back in so on the investment that i sold before

01:49:16.020 i could have if i had held that one and sold the other thing i could have gotten the money i needed

01:49:25.380 from the other thing and then floated the other and a different investment and then i could have

01:49:31.780 still had the silver to this day i then could have sold the silver and then re-bought back everything on

01:49:38.020 the other nostalgic thing that i held on to and and so that was just something so playing your money

01:49:46.820 smart and and the fun thing isn't all right the boat or the whatever the motorcycle or whatever it is

01:49:55.540 you know we we know what i'm saying um it's not always you know the the smart thing the fun thing isn't

01:50:04.660 always the smart thing and and we also need to be very smart with our money because it it usually gets

01:50:12.100 back and getting debt free is another way i have been able to uh debt getting debt free i just also

01:50:19.860 here's another one i just did i just paid off all my credit card bills and because the inch i was on a

01:50:27.220 introductory period for a long time on these credit cards i had and they finally went off interest

01:50:34.580 and went on interest a few months ago and i checked in with the credit cards because i was like what is

01:50:41.300 my my principal at right now and i thought it was going to be lower because i was making extra payments

01:50:47.220 but i didn't realize how much that the payments were etc and i was like oh this isn't where i thought

01:50:53.140 it was going to be so i took some money that i had not the fun thing of course right taking four

01:50:59.940 thousand dollars and dropping it on credit cards is not the fun thing could i have done funner things

01:51:05.300 with that money god yes i could have but i just paid off the i bit the bullet and i paid off the credit

01:51:11.300 cards the other thing that i will i've noticed though with getting a hundred i am now a hundred percent

01:51:18.660 debt free minus the ongoing expenditures expenditures that no one can avoid in life but past that i am

01:51:27.140 debt free um i don't have a mortgage i don't have i don't have car payments i don't have certain things

01:51:32.980 in my life anymore that has made me very very very comfortable and a little bit lazy i will say that

01:51:43.220 and uh that's all absolutely i i hear you there um and yeah it feels good to get a get off that debt

01:51:56.420 you know to get that debt off your back uh if it sucks to give money to those people but at the same

01:52:02.180 time when you get free from that stuff it's like ah all right all right what's next you know so uh

01:52:09.220 yeah good good for you uh overstrom then sammy then brian

01:52:15.380 yeah thanks hosts fellow speakers listeners i'll be quick uh respectful of the hands that are up

01:52:20.980 uh we've got to be careful oh and rusty yeah mate what you're explaining there was opportunity cost

01:52:26.020 right the uh the loss of an opportunity by spending money somewhere else since that yeah anyway uh we've

01:52:31.380 got to be careful when we're denigrating young white men as either lazy or tweakers i think you guys call

01:52:37.620 them uh which are druggies is what i know them as um you know i don't believe anyone wakes up one

01:52:45.220 morning especially a young white man says i'm going to be lazy from now on for the rest of my life or

01:52:49.860 you know what i'm going to be a homeless druggie from now on for the rest of my life i don't think

01:52:54.740 people do that i think uh look it's hard to defend it's hard to defend those those you know the people

01:53:02.820 that are like that but you know we've got to look at the the reasons behind that kind of behavior uh

01:53:08.500 for instance and i'm not correlating the two uh we do cut our veterans some slack who suffer from ptsd

01:53:16.180 and turn to to you know uh self-medicating or turn to depression or you know are unreliable because of

01:53:24.180 you know those injuries that that they suffered during during a conflict um let's not forget

01:53:30.740 these young guys that are coming through they've suffered the same shit they've gone through a public

01:53:36.820 uh public school indoctrination camp for 12 fucking years where they've been told that they are

01:53:42.180 you know useless they are everything that's wrong with the world uh they've graduated that

01:53:47.620 fucking piece of shit uh part of their life to actually go into a world where they're then attacked

01:53:53.460 by you know toxic uh feminism um uh dei fucking quotas um it's hard not to i would say it's extremely

01:54:03.540 difficult for a young person we've got to be careful as i said we don't want to sound like these

01:54:07.060 boomers oh lift yourself up by the bootstraps right it's extremely difficult for a young man

01:54:11.700 particularly a young white man to not be uh demoralized which is i think the fucking intention

01:54:17.860 of this whole system um and turn to self-medicate uh medicating to you know to escape that fucking

01:54:25.060 reality the smarter ones obviously see the fucking plan they see the intention of the of them being

01:54:32.180 demoralized and they turn to laziness they go fuck it i'm not going to take this bullshit job

01:54:37.060 competing with some fucking immigrants for basic fucking pay all i can afford to do after a 50-hour

01:54:42.980 work week is buy three meals fuck that shit i'm going to sit in the fucking cafe and just mooch

01:54:50.580 right and and again that's the they're the smart ones they're the guys with fucking you know potentially

01:54:55.940 the cure of cancer in their head but the system is so far against them they're like fuck it i'm resigning

01:55:00.500 it i'm out uh the ones that aren't as smart who can't see the fucking plays will turn to

01:55:06.100 fucking self-medicating they will become the tweakers as you guys say we can't blame those

01:55:11.140 ball cuts they've taken those roads we can't denigrate them we have to treat them like we treat

01:55:17.460 you know well fuck no i was going to say like we treat war veterans but no that's even worse how we

01:55:22.420 fucking treat them but how we want to treat people with injuries you know emotional and psychological

01:55:29.380 injuries how we want it that's how we should be treating you know but again it requires a rewiring

01:55:35.300 of the fucking system to give these guys a purpose in life to give them a place in the fucking world

01:55:40.420 which is what we have lost let's face it you graduate high school i was lucky enough to graduate high

01:55:44.660 school i knew my purpose and i knew my place young kids now 18 years old fucking half a brain in their

01:55:50.820 head after this indoctrination fog they've just gone through they don't know they're like where is my

01:55:56.900 place what is my purpose there is none cuts all right how do you deal with that how would any of

01:56:02.340 us fucking deal with that are you

01:56:09.060 absolutely really good points um really good points

01:56:12.500 methods did you want to jump in there real quick before we continue with hands or uh

01:56:18.260 no sir continue with hands there i'll jump in all right

01:56:20.980 all right all right so um i think it was sammy next uh then brian then uh i think tungsten then

01:56:30.020 nanya then rusty the mythos

01:56:34.020 yeah speaking to you know this theme of young guys suffering and getting denigrated and just

01:56:41.540 turning to drug use because they don't have any hope you see this a lot especially in the construction trade

01:56:48.420 where you know the the boss who comes to the job just stands around and fucking tells people what to

01:56:54.980 do maybe just makes cuts or whatever he's got five six bedroom house a boat fucking 10 trucks and all

01:57:02.260 this kind of shit while his guys are living just paycheck to paycheck and there's something to be said about

01:57:08.180 that kind of lifestyle where you know i've seen guys that they worked for the same guy for 20

01:57:17.540 fucking years and they're still living in a trailer making 35 40 an hour barely able to

01:57:24.260 fucking make their payments on their shit or pay their debts while the boss is raking in like

01:57:30.420 what would probably be over 100 maybe even 200 an hour barely fucking doing anything

01:57:36.260 just because he's the company owner and he knows how to do stuff

01:57:41.540 so i think that's a big part of it i'm speaking to anybody who owns their own company

01:57:46.500 if you're wondering where all the good guys have gone typically if you're in any trade for

01:57:53.380 over a decade you don't work for other people because most of these other gcs are going to just

01:57:59.860 take advantage of you i think i've seen one maybe maybe two but i know for at least one guy who i was

01:58:11.060 the only one working for him he'd bring his nephew in once in a while on a big job

01:58:17.620 but when he had bigger jobs he'd go to his buddy and they'd partner up he would take a hit and instead

01:58:24.580 of getting paid the most he'd get he'd treat the other guy like a partner and bring in his crew so

01:58:30.580 that he wouldn't be making as much as he normally would on you know a small job but he'd be have he'd

01:58:37.460 have more regular work and he'd be able to do the big jobs so that's that's one thing that there needs

01:58:43.620 to be a sort of uh an understanding that if you want to have a crew if you want to keep guys around

01:58:51.700 for a lifetime you need to treat them like they're your fucking family and you need to be willing to

01:58:56.900 put that boat off for another year to put that big new truck off for another year or two so that your

01:59:03.700 fucking guy can trade in his old piece of shit that's falling apart for something new so that he

01:59:08.980 can you know buy his kids some christmas presents all that kind of stuff if you want to keep guys

01:59:14.500 around and you want guys and it goes with the meth stuff too or the drug stuff for the alcohol stuff

01:59:21.140 if you if you see a guy that's got potential but he's struggling and you know he instead of firing him

01:59:26.980 when he misses a day or two offer him to go to rehab figure out a way to get your insurance to

01:59:32.740 fucking cover it and send his ass to rehab give him a chance you know if we're gonna talk about white

01:59:38.820 unity in this community it starts with the guys who are on the higher levels being able to step down to

01:59:47.540 the lower levels humble themselves go out on a limb and reach down and lift somebody up if we can't do that

01:59:55.620 especially in the workplace where money is involved where the most simplest thing of

02:00:00.580 just being able to survive and pay for the next fucking day to live just to work if we can't do

02:00:06.660 that for each other i don't know if we're going to get anywhere

02:00:13.860 good points good points uh we'll go to brian let let ht uh get on in there after brian

02:00:19.380 and then we'll go to uh tungsten rusty nanya and then mythos yeah i was gonna say so like

02:00:28.420 uh a couple good points i guess when it comes to helping support other people but at the end of the

02:00:36.020 day uh life doesn't owe you shit uh nobody owes you shit so you have to go out and get what you deserve

02:00:43.700 so if you don't deserve anything then you don't get anything and that means you have to get a skill

02:00:50.100 that produces something so that's how the world works like nobody's gonna sit there and hold your

02:00:55.460 hand and give you more money that's not how the world works so you have to actually go and produce

02:01:02.020 something more and then when it comes to like for example in a business nobody can overpay their guys

02:01:08.900 to keep them around forever because then they'll go out of business so anybody that's ever run a

02:01:13.060 business knows that uh that doesn't mean you can't give people benefits but you can't go out on the

02:01:18.580 limit and give people more than they deserve and then become uncompetitive and then go out of business

02:01:23.780 so that's how you lose a business so you got to do the right thing you got to be a good boss and and uh

02:01:29.220 put people in position to succeed but you can't like there's nobody coming to save you right like a

02:01:36.580 couple dudes i know that are extremely successful that's the message they always put

02:01:41.700 forth to me like nobody's gonna come save you nobody gives a shit about you that's the real

02:01:46.100 world it's not fucking college nobody gives a fuck so you got to just make a better life for yourself

02:01:52.580 get better skills network with people be good communicator like all that shit right so that's

02:01:58.660 just what you have to do absolutely hc good morning go jump on in there

02:02:08.740 we're talking about the real world the real world the real world where no one gives a

02:02:15.620 fuck yeah well you know it'd be nice if we gave a fuck about each other um but we're not like in the

02:02:22.820 same area to where we're able to like uplift each other and do kind of like white only businesses

02:02:27.940 where you can have uh you know moments where if some dude's on cocaine and he's calling in sick

02:02:34.980 where you don't fire his ass because he's pro-white we don't have that because i'm not if i was some

02:02:40.100 you know contractor and i was dealing with some fucking kid who's a fucking wigger

02:02:44.740 doing coke all night i'm gonna fire his ass that's the reality why the fuck would i give a

02:02:50.260 shit if he's not on our team so i think it's just about getting you know into the places where we

02:02:57.220 need to be stop talking about all this shit and start fucking doing it you know like this this

02:03:03.700 internet shit like cool cool uh release valve like this is what we're doing sitting around

02:03:08.740 a fucking uh x bases hours a day how many of you guys are doing this in real life is this your real

02:03:15.060 life the x base how's your network looking doing anything real life because reality is this isn't

02:03:23.620 reality this is like a little bit of a practice for you to you know learn some talking points maybe

02:03:30.580 network with people that are in these spaces that are near you so you can develop real life relationships

02:03:35.860 with people because as far as i'm concerned this is all talk until people start meeting with each other

02:03:42.180 and people start helping each other working with each other marching with each other you know uh going

02:03:50.740 out to dinner with each other you know inviting each other into each other's homes and not each not

02:03:57.940 each other's spaces so unfortunately it's a double-edged sword with this this can be one of those things

02:04:03.700 where you can use it to network and it can be just one of those things where you're just getting your

02:04:07.700 your dopamine from just being in these rooms and you know we're just smelling each other's farts

02:04:14.660 so hopefully you guys are trying to you know get into some areas where you're with your brothers

02:04:20.180 and make this thing happen in real life because uh that's the illusion of the internet is that you think

02:04:26.180 this is reality when it's not yeah we're all real people but we're really far away from

02:04:32.260 getting where we need to be if we're not making sacrifices and getting to where we all need to be

02:04:39.220 that's it

02:04:45.380 absolutely i gotta agree there um you know uh the space is a great place you know uh to gather together

02:04:52.340 find people network um but at the end of the day we still got to bring this whole thing to irl so

02:04:57.700 yeah he's got a great point um no bullshit you know uh and i love that so thank you for that ht

02:05:06.500 i agree fully um who is next here i think it was tungsten then rusty the mythos

02:05:15.700 yeah well said ht that's the reality i wanted to just kind of

02:05:21.220 echo the fact that was brought up a few times a few uh speakers ago and that is

02:05:27.380 you know we need to establish our own ways forward we we've seen as of late you know that

02:05:34.820 he may not be in our circle the young uh man who was in the jubilee sphere who got

02:05:39.780 hot and said what he said in the debate and then gets his gets fired at his job so if we know that's like

02:05:49.700 a likely situation then we should take steps to protect ourselves before we do stuff like that

02:05:58.340 so what i'm getting at is and i have experience in the trades i've started two businesses uh one

02:06:04.980 recently because i've relocated and i've also worked for people over the past several decades

02:06:13.460 and i would encourage everyone even if they don't do whatever it is you

02:06:19.940 meaning like you get a contractor's license and i'm speaking from experience and you might go work

02:06:25.700 for somebody but if something happens and you have that contracting license

02:06:29.300 license it's like no big deal ferris wheel you just jump right back into what you're doing and

02:06:35.380 you don't even necessarily have to have a bunch of clientele as long as you have associates and you

02:06:40.980 keep up with your shirts and your insurance which is really not that much when you get down to it it's

02:06:46.500 the cost of having a a drunken night not suggest not saying that you guys do that but that's the cost

02:06:53.460 of some of this stuff it's really nominal so this kind of stuff basically i'm speaking from a baseline

02:07:00.100 can earn people up to a hundred grand a year and that should be sufficient i know it's not going to buy

02:07:07.700 you a yacht or a boat or whatever necessarily at least not right away but it should be the ability to

02:07:12.980 be independent and not be subject to employers that are likely to fire you if you say something

02:07:20.260 that they don't agree with

02:07:29.620 absolutely absolutely rusty the mythos

02:07:34.100 yeah and touching on what brian said you know you need to be able to produce stuff being if you can

02:07:41.140 produce things whether it's a trade or different different um commodities etc there's many ways of

02:07:49.300 doing it um you know that usually creates value because no one is gonna give just give you stuff

02:07:56.020 no one no one gave me should i should i only have a ged you know and uh it did very well so it's and no

02:08:04.340 one gave me and the other thing is is that one of the things i always weighed really heavy in my life

02:08:11.940 was risk to reward and like if there's like you got some of these people who gamble that is awful ways

02:08:21.300 to spend your money right like you're better off like even if you just buy investments different different

02:08:29.380 things right like many of those investments don't go to zero if you need to flip them back over even if

02:08:36.180 it's for at cost of what it cost you because they they stayed flat or maybe you take a slight loss hey at least

02:08:44.340 it didn't wasn't zero like uh gambling is and so risk to reward is always something to to weigh and that liability

02:08:55.220 and um that's attached to it and this applies to many things and it can even apply to trades

02:09:04.100 and lifestyles and so when you really apply these things throughout your entire life some of these um

02:09:12.340 metrics they can really get you ahead and and um yeah i'll just leave it there

02:09:19.220 all right we're back to mythos let's go yeah buddy yeah i mean a lot of good conversation uh a lot of

02:09:33.060 different um ideas on the table right is uh um giving away services to help your brother that's uh that's a

02:09:43.060 good thing right being able to uh help and uh uh assist your brother in uh achieving something it's

02:09:52.180 very neighborly um you know helping them uh move um furniture or something like that um you know you

02:10:01.460 want to be there i actually have to go and get a refrigerator right now i had a refrigerator die and i

02:10:07.140 found one on uh on facebook and i'm gonna go and pick up a used refrigerator uh and i can't lift it by

02:10:14.180 myself so we need we need our brothers we need people uh you know like was mentioned in real life

02:10:19.940 to help us with things these are this is just a fact of uh of life and being a part of a community

02:10:25.940 uh and we need of course our echo chamber here is based on it's about white it's about white white white

02:10:34.740 white white white white white white and you know and talking about some of the struggles in white

02:10:41.300 communities among white people that we'll talk about today as well and these are important too

02:10:46.740 and um and that's the echo chamber part of what we have going on and on the other side of it we have

02:10:52.340 different ideas right we have different uh points of view different perspectives different opinions

02:10:59.140 about how to go about that about how we should do that and those are valuable too

02:11:04.340 we shouldn't we shouldn't uh um shake a stick at any of of the uh different perspectives going on

02:11:12.820 because these perspectives come from somewhere right people who have done things in life are offering

02:11:18.580 this is how i do it this is how i did it and this is what i'm offering in my experience you can't

02:11:25.620 offer experience or opinions on things you haven't done right you can't you can't be like well i think you

02:11:30.740 should do it like this it's like yeah um okay so that's that's how you've done it and and some

02:11:37.540 people who've been through the ringer on a few things like tried a few things failed succeeded and

02:11:44.180 done a few things you know you can you can suss out like when somebody's uh you know not not as mature

02:11:53.140 as they should be in certain areas because you have uh perspective you're like yep i thought that

02:11:59.940 once too yep you're you're on track i mean it's not like you're you're not on track but there's a lot

02:12:06.420 more to it sometimes than than what it seems and so you know listening and being able to offer these

02:12:14.100 experiences um it's like uh a number of different tools right when when uh somebody's got a garage

02:12:22.260 full of all the tools uh he can pull out a certain tool and go you know what this is going to be the

02:12:27.540 tool for this exact job and somebody who has less tools might need to use a tool that's not

02:12:34.260 exactly engineered and designed for that job uh you might need to use that tool to get something done

02:12:41.300 and maybe it's a little more blunt maybe it's a little more uh rough around the edges when he's

02:12:46.820 done but he got it done and he's back on the road uh that's going to work too you know this is this is

02:12:53.300 a part of ingenuity part of being a white man is is knowing the objective the objective isn't uh you

02:13:00.340 know some kind of uh perfect life the objective is getting the job done the objective for me is getting

02:13:08.420 uh the the the uh refrigerator to my house i need to get that refrigerator into my garage so how am i

02:13:16.100 going to do that well i could i could uh find some find some rope uh i could tie it to the back of my

02:13:24.180 truck um i could i mean you ever seen one of those guys buy a buy a tv from a big box store and then take

02:13:31.540 it out to their car and they can't figure out how to get it in the car right it's fucking hilarious it's

02:13:37.380 like you think you can just buy a tv and drive it home and then you get out to your car and it

02:13:41.780 doesn't fit in the car it's like so i've seen people like have tv strapped to the top of their

02:13:49.380 car right this is this is ghetto as fuck uh but if this is all you got you know sometimes you're a dumb

02:13:57.620 white guy who wasn't given the proper instruction on how to get through life and you're just going to

02:14:02.020 get the job done however you you can get it done right i know that i'm going to go to this to pick

02:14:07.540 up this um this refrigerator i've got tie downs i'm going to have it strapped it's not it's going to be

02:14:13.300 solid i'm going to drive it as if there's nothing in the back of my truck i'm not going to have to be

02:14:18.020 you know worried about if it's going to fall over like i know that right and and that's where experience

02:14:24.660 comes in right that's where you know being having the right tools in the tool shed are come in and

02:14:30.580 knowing exactly how you're going to get through a job and and so you learn these things you know we

02:14:37.620 want to pass these things on we want to tell you hey this is how it's going to go about but there's

02:14:41.380 also there's a bunch of different ways to skin a cat and i'll just and i will push back on that this

02:14:47.780 internet thing's not real life right because this internet thing is where i have met friends and you

02:14:52.660 you know and i know ht's getting at it's not like um it's not like we can just go ahead and uh

02:15:00.180 pretend that this is it right the real life relationships i have right i'm i'm currently

02:15:05.780 helping a young man solve some real issues in his life regarding um regarding family issues that he's

02:15:15.460 being um harassed and and and uh um really threatened his his livelihood is being threatened

02:15:24.980 his lifestyle is being threatened his marriage is being threatened his kids are being threatened

02:15:29.220 everything about is and and and that's actually um partly because of his online activity um and also who

02:15:38.740 he is and so i'm through this relationship that i have developed online i'm actually able to help this

02:15:46.260 gentleman uh get through this with these um with these relationships and with other people that i've

02:15:55.780 met online we're actually going to have the online powwow so there is there's a lot of real life going on

02:16:01.380 online that that translates to real life um but today she's point to if if all you're doing is listening

02:16:08.740 well you're gonna you're gonna be here two years from now and you're gonna see a bunch of people who

02:16:14.260 are in this on this stage right now who've done things together and and you know you might want to get

02:16:21.140 involved at that point um i've been i've been around here for two years listening uh being a part of uh of

02:16:29.380 of spaces and obviously i've had to feed myself feed my family during that so there's real life going

02:16:38.020 on but at the same time these these spaces have taught me uh about what's going on in other white

02:16:44.900 people's lives and what we could do potentially to change our stars we don't need to live like this

02:16:52.180 white people don't need to live like this we don't need to live among the degradation of our society

02:16:57.780 and it's only gotten worse and you see a lot on the timeline you see a lot of people really uh

02:17:04.820 discouraged about the state of people they they they're they're saying that people are um you know

02:17:11.460 more late like and this is actually happening right now on the timeline it's kind of a good time to

02:17:15.220 talk about it they're saying people are more lazy more stupid um uh more degenerate uh more despondent

02:17:23.620 than ever before and it's like why is this happening and this is a good question why is

02:17:28.580 it happening uh but the question for people like me like ht and like others in this room is what do

02:17:34.100 we do about it it's a it's one thing to understand why it's happening that's fine but what do we do

02:17:40.580 about it because if this keeps going we're not solving anything we can figure out we can be all be

02:17:45.540 super smart about why it's happening to be like yeah it's the jews bro and it's like yeah cool so

02:17:51.620 what are we going to do about it how are we going to change it is the only thing we actually need to do

02:17:56.980 because without doing that it's just going to keep happening the the traps are going to continue to be

02:18:02.100 set in our schools in our media and in our world and they're going to continue to destroy our people

02:18:08.820 so what are we going to do about it and that's that's the bigger question i think in uh in all of

02:18:13.300 it um and and helping each other rise to the occasion is a way uh you know like dr varill said

02:18:20.820 being being able to help somebody figure out how to be their own boss if we could teach white men how

02:18:26.420 to be their own boss like sammy said that's where they go they don't want to work for somebody else

02:18:30.580 especially if they have the opportunity to work for themselves they're going to that takes a one of

02:18:34.340 the best employees off the market because he now works for himself he doesn't want to work

02:18:38.580 for somebody else so this is also the way that we work and then uh and then reaching out to the

02:18:44.180 youth to the teenagers who have the capacity to fill those other jobs and teach them and and guess what

02:18:50.020 one day you're going to teach your employee how to compete with you in the market and he's going to

02:18:54.660 go out and he's going to start his own competing company doing the same thing that you did and that's

02:18:59.140 actually how we get better that's how we that's how everybody uh you know rises and that's a that's

02:19:05.540 a very white thing too uh competition is a healthy thing so with that you know just you know those

02:19:11.540 those who can hear like they get it and those who are just going to sit around and and uh you know

02:19:18.980 jack off about it as we say uh are going to do that and and what are you going to do that you know there

02:19:24.500 is kind of sometimes nothing to do to save those people and i i have brothers who are going to go back

02:19:30.420 to prison for drugs and and other degeneracy and a brother who killed himself over this stuff so

02:19:38.820 i'm i'm kind of hard-hearted about it like some of these some of these white guys are just going to

02:19:43.460 die and you know what good riddance so for those of you who don't want to die

02:19:49.540 it's time to do something time to get up in the morning and do something

02:19:59.940 absolutely well said tungsten

02:20:04.260 yeah well said mythos uh so yeah to those guys that that are gonna die i'll give you one little

02:20:11.140 consolation that i happen to believe in reincarnation but that doesn't mean the consequences of your

02:20:17.300 poor actions won't follow you but anyways back to another topic that mythos talked about is

02:20:24.260 you know when you have people who are coming up in the ranks we'll we'll call it well i think we need

02:20:30.820 to encourage and this was once already in the works if you go back some of us are old enough to recollect

02:20:35.860 this that there was apprenticeships there was journeymen uh levels before you were considered a

02:20:41.780 master as it were um but in brief what we need to do is as our brothers rise through the ranks and

02:20:50.580 become independent i encourage every one of you and whatever you do to ultimately aspire to be

02:20:56.660 independent and then become a peer within whatever field that you happen to have interest in but that

02:21:04.180 being said and this is what mythos i think was hinting at is that when we look at the youth we want to

02:21:10.500 bring them in to fill those voids as those who are moving up the ranks and there's certain things

02:21:18.660 especially when regarding to physique that we should be bringing them in and getting them

02:21:26.260 traction doing this stuff so some of our older guys aren't having to do some of this remedial stuff

02:21:32.660 even though yeah i know some oh yeah i'm tough and blah blah blah but it's kind of like there's more

02:21:36.980 sophisticated things as the mind grows that these older gentlemen should be working on so that's just

02:21:43.300 a point of nuance that i wanted to bring to this and whatever whatever it is but this is something

02:21:49.460 that we need to really get back to thanks

02:21:58.580 definitely right uh brian then sammy yeah and i was gonna say as far as like having the best physique and

02:22:05.860 having the best appearance like that's a necessity because uh you don't want to look like a fat

02:22:11.540 retard uh and if you are a fat retard then ask yourself uh why are you looking like that do you

02:22:17.540 not care about yourself or something um so yeah you just gotta get in as good a shape as possible and

02:22:23.220 then you know make everybody else look better because nobody wants a fat retarded low iq pleb uh telling them what to do

02:22:36.260 damn right sammy

02:22:41.220 yeah in the consideration of the work topic

02:22:46.580 i would much rather be on a fucking crew it's so much fun when you got good guys around you you just

02:22:53.460 bullshit all day talk about life call each other names i mean it's working on a good crew is probably the

02:23:03.460 most fun i've ever fucking had even outside of partying and going on trips and doing stuff outside

02:23:10.420 of work i mean i i absolutely loved what i did when i was on a good crew so there needs to be a reform

02:23:20.420 when we get into white community white white power workspaces the boss the main guy the old guy

02:23:30.020 he's got all the money he needs to bring these guys that have reached their journeyman level

02:23:37.300 into a partnership stop treating them like employees when they've earned their merit when they

02:23:44.260 are the backbone the cornerstone of that company they need to become partners and that's just it's

02:23:49.620 if you want to keep guys around that are worth their salt you just it's no more oh well you're

02:23:55.540 going to be under me it's oh no step up with me and help me carry this torch if and that's just

02:24:02.420 it just goes back to there what brian said nobody's going to give you anything nobody's

02:24:08.740 going to do anything for you nobody gives a well that's not how white people should operate

02:24:14.020 we need to give a we need to help each other out we need to help

02:24:17.220 give the hand out and reach people reach down to people pull people up we're not going to live

02:24:22.340 like niggers anymore we're not going to live like these non-whites where it's dog eat dog and we

02:24:26.980 don't give a we're going to make this community we're going to help each other out and if you

02:24:31.700 don't want that kind of lifestyle go live with the liberals go go live with the non-whites because

02:24:37.940 that's how they live we're not doing that

02:24:39.940 tungsten go ahead so with regards to that and i've seen this as i've said i've worked for people

02:24:54.980 there is something to be said about i believe that was sammy and i pardon me if it if it wasn't who was

02:25:01.140 talking about this it is something that we've seen happen and i wouldn't implore business owners to

02:25:08.580 consider what was said and where their employees are stellar um please you know give them a the

02:25:18.340 exchange that they deserve rather than as was said before going out and and and spending money

02:25:24.420 frivolously on one's own you know stuff uh but again that being said that's why i i spoke earlier

02:25:32.020 about if you happen to have all the while a certification that you know and this is something

02:25:39.540 i've done i've worked for other people and i've had my license and i basically use that as a flex

02:25:46.740 when and it was needed when the employer was doing certain things like that because if they know oh well

02:25:53.540 you know you've got your own license etc they're gonna they're gonna think about and say either they

02:25:59.220 don't want you from the start or they're gonna say i'm gonna have to treat someone like a partner

02:26:03.300 and i use the word peer so this is why i encourage everybody i'll just give it one last little point

02:26:10.180 here is the the cost in a tradesman's world to start a business is somewhere and it varies just the

02:26:17.860 paperwork bureaucracy okay this doesn't talk about the tools etc blah blah blah the truck but that the

02:26:23.460 paperwork is you know probably costs around a thousand or give or take dollars and it probably

02:26:31.860 takes you a week or two for all the all the hoops and stuff so think about that when you the vacation

02:26:39.220 that you want to take okay it's the cost of your vacation but it gives you the sovereignty the independence

02:26:47.060 and the dignity that i think we all really want and again you can always go back and work for somebody

02:26:53.220 because you you may not want to hunt for the work or whatever but you have an ace in in the in the

02:26:59.380 wallet or pocket as it were

02:27:10.260 absolutely absolutely guys great points um we have about 30 minutes left here until the white power

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02:28:12.580 and then 1488 radio after that so stay tuned if you like and what you're hearing and thank you for

02:28:18.020 being here um yeah great conversation so far and um you know it it brings a lot of uh you know more

02:28:27.300 questions but uh at the end of the day you know ht is right we all got to get more active uh we got the summer

02:28:33.540 you know we were um we spent a lot of the winter you know talking about what we're going to do in

02:28:39.460 the summer and so now it's time to execute it's always time to execute uh and you know plan accordingly

02:28:46.500 because we can sit in these spaces all day but if we're not making a little bit of plans on the side

02:28:51.540 doing some things that we're you know to aspire um uh what we aspire to do and change in our countries

02:28:59.940 in our lives then we're just going to walk walk around in circles so hopefully you guys are taking

02:29:05.140 what we're saying and uh you know implementing it in your life or just you know um making plans for

02:29:12.180 the future and also you know just changing the way you we've all been conditioned by this jewish machine

02:29:19.300 that's been programming our brains so hopefully you're getting away from that uh the bullshit so

02:29:25.300 yeah uh and also um yeah i i recommend everyone look into starting a business uh because that's

02:29:32.340 how we get really truly free from this machine um you know and we're able to think and talk for

02:29:37.780 ourselves versus just regurgitating things that we heard on the news or in the colleague circle at work

02:29:44.820 and the things you know the normie type subjects they really don't get us anywhere they just uh you know

02:29:51.300 they they ignore the truth and and just go what everyone wants to hear so yeah the more that we

02:29:58.180 have our own businesses our own uh income sources you know away from the away from the you know working

02:30:06.260 for somebody else nine to five then it allows us freedom uh in ways that we can't even you know most

02:30:12.180 people can't even understand until you get there you know when you work in 95 you're working for somebody

02:30:17.700 else and uh you know they can they can uh make you say and do and dictate how you live your life so

02:30:25.780 yeah with that we'll go to mythos yeah and it's how you structure your business um

02:30:33.780 is you know how you're going to be able to keep your people too and i have uh you know my in my company

02:30:42.900 we treat our people very well financially and you know and we expect a lot out of them

02:30:51.540 but we give them um a really great pay scale right and you know some of uh

02:31:00.580 some of our sales people make more than i do at the at the company and i've been a salesperson and i

02:31:07.700 remember as a young salesperson we made pretty good money for the time this was um during actually

02:31:14.660 during the recession 2008 2009 like i was working in sales and we were doing great uh we were uh one of

02:31:24.820 the top shops in the area um we uh we carried like we carried the company from my store and we made a lot

02:31:37.620 of money because we were in sales we made commission every sale i made i got a portion of what the

02:31:44.180 company made and i remember the ceo was like upset about this he thought we made too much money like

02:31:57.700 every time i made a sale for the company i got a piece of it so they were making money on me every

02:32:03.780 time i sold something and he thought we were making too much money and so i carried i i carried that

02:32:13.140 understanding as i became a business owner and a lead of a sales team myself there's no such thing as my

02:32:23.300 employees in sales making

02:32:27.300 they sell something the company makes money that goes to all of the other people

02:32:37.620 and not just not just the employees it goes to vendors other people that work in my community and live in

02:32:44.660 my community make money when we do stuff i give them bigger jobs i make i make them more money in the community

02:32:54.980 for us doing more work and the more we do the more everybody gets and and that's the way that i

02:33:03.540 structure my company um it's uh i i could certainly you know i look around i've known these other

02:33:12.660 you know a lot of contractors in this area um i've seen them work they're very successful

02:33:19.460 they give a lot of money to the community they sponsor things they get their name on things and

02:33:25.300 they have their nice homes and their boats and all of these things right and that's cool i mean that's

02:33:31.460 that's cool that's the lifestyle you want while the whole entire country goes to shit right you just

02:33:37.940 keep moving up the hill you know away from all the shit that you're you're actually uh promoting and

02:33:45.300 supporting and i just have it you know and i think a lot of us in my age range and uh and the youngers

02:33:52.260 have a different perspective um this uh this lifestyle of being the boss is no longer palatable

02:34:06.100 right it's it's being the boss means really being of service to everyone in the company making sure that

02:34:14.820 they have what they need and being able to support their family put their children through college

02:34:21.300 if that's what they want to do or give them a little extra so that they can achieve their goals

02:34:26.740 in life and have a um and and this is i think how it used to be i think we used to think like this

02:34:34.660 and and and uh the past 50 to 60 years it became uh all about me me me right and i think we're just

02:34:43.860 shifting there's a there's just a total shift in uh in this paradigm and in as a youth i would call

02:34:51.140 it like a kind of a communistic uh look right i want i don't mind like like like sammy said

02:34:58.500 like i like the camaraderie i like being a part of i like i like enjoying my time with my people

02:35:04.980 and and working alongside them for a common purpose and and sharing the camaraderie thereof

02:35:10.900 uh instead of uh instead of trying to squeeze every last penny out of the job so that i can make

02:35:18.900 sure that i have this extra money like to to to get my name on the local playground and and and boost my

02:35:28.660 ego and be like yeah that's me i did that again well you know we need to do this for the community you

02:35:35.060 know like yeah i don't know it's it's a different shift different mindset and i think uh i i think

02:35:44.740 if we can get our people into positions where and i really like the um the employee um the the the

02:35:55.460 employee owned company style um i think that is is a big path forward for us also um using trust

02:36:05.780 using and i think brill um dr brill probably knows a lot about this too but using the different

02:36:12.580 corporate structures to manage the company appropriately whether you're going to use a

02:36:19.140 trust or whether you're going to use an llc or whether you're going to use an s corp or whether

02:36:23.780 it's just going to be um a sole proprietorship all of the different uh mechanisms are a means to solve

02:36:31.780 for certain problems in your industry and your and and we need people who know how to do that kind of

02:36:37.540 thing right we need to know okay you know let's let's look at what your position is what your

02:36:42.500 circumstance is and what you're trying to accomplish and let's use the right tools

02:36:46.660 there because these are all just tools right all the all the financial mechanisms are just tools

02:36:53.300 all of the uh corporate structures they're just tools and uh what we need to know is how to use these

02:37:01.860 tools to our advantage how to collectivize them so that we're not leaking and and ultimately

02:37:08.660 how we're turning a profit because if you're not turning a profit if the idea is to go into business

02:37:13.620 just to uh to pay your bills uh and you just want to be really actually poor for the rest of your

02:37:18.740 life that's it that's i mean that's a strategy but then how do you get how do you help anybody else

02:37:23.620 right if you're not able to to actually turn a profit how do you help anybody else and how do you

02:37:29.220 give to somebody who needs it how do you how do you have twenty thousand dollars sitting there it's

02:37:34.020 like you know what i didn't need this money i'm doing fine i actually just want to go ahead and

02:37:39.220 give this to uh to arval arval right i'm just going to donate this to you know there's those people

02:37:45.860 who are donating two thousand dollars each to shiloh hendrix you know those people made a profit

02:37:50.740 and then they gave it to something about a value that they wanted to do this is also a part of it

02:37:55.060 you you know we're we don't we shouldn't live poor we don't need to live poor but you know when if

02:38:00.740 if you have a group of people around you that you've also made wealthy uh as a business owner

02:38:06.900 you know there's that i don't think there's anything more fulfilling than that to look around

02:38:10.500 and go and to hear them talk about their kids and be like yeah my kid did this and be like i was a

02:38:15.540 part of that i actually helped that i i helped somebody get a house you know somebody was able to

02:38:20.820 buy a house because uh they worked for me i'm like fuck yeah man fuck yeah and and that's the good stuff

02:38:27.620 and so you know being being just being thoughtful about it and and knowing how you're going about that

02:38:33.620 is um it's it's maturity and and you get to know it and it's hard like as like i said it's hard when

02:38:40.740 i can't pay my bills uh sometimes because i'm uh you know working in uh in a tough spot but i know that

02:38:47.780 uh you know my my team is is doing very very well you know as an owner i i have to deal with the

02:38:54.420 realities that nobody else has to deal with they get their they get their check no matter what

02:38:58.980 and uh and so it's it is hard sometimes as an owner they're like yeah that's that's my that's what i

02:39:06.180 get that's that's what i signed up for that's what i get and it's not always fun either i know people who

02:39:12.180 are like don't ever want employees they never want to have an employee because it's it's a lot of

02:39:18.100 responsibility especially in california it's a fucking mess so you know if we got the right attitude

02:39:24.340 though and you got the right go get them and you're not going to give up you can do anything

02:39:28.900 you want right but it is it's it's not as easy as it looks on the outside there's some there's some

02:39:34.980 tough considerations and sometimes you got to fire people you know like like hc was saying uh you know

02:39:40.820 you got to fire people sometimes get rid of them and that's not fun just to kick somebody out

02:39:46.180 on the street but i always send them with a nice letter of recommendation so that unless they don't

02:39:51.140 deserve it you know you don't want to you don't want to give somebody else a cocaine addled

02:39:56.180 retard you know that's not that's not fair to anybody you got to be honest at least but uh

02:40:01.540 yeah just uh you know it's a big picture you got a lot of work to do but you know to be a part of this

02:40:08.260 group and and a part of people who are doing things is is a it's it's fascinating to me because

02:40:15.460 there's a bit of fate the bit of destiny going on in all these places that are bringing people

02:40:20.340 together uh and we get to to uh see success and and uh he's not here right now but uh

02:40:28.740 white reich just got a big uh he he worked really hard and he just got some news uh that he'll

02:40:36.740 probably share later um that is a really good thing so if you see white reich tell him you know

02:40:41.940 tell him congratulations just uh when next time he pops up on stage just tell him congratulations he'll

02:40:47.540 he might not know what you're talking about or know that you know but i kind of gave you that

02:40:51.300 heads up right you know maybe he'll tell you what it was but he got some good news and we like that

02:40:55.940 we like seeing that with our brothers like seeing that with our family um and that's what it's about

02:41:00.740 it's about sharing those successes so don't be afraid to share your successes either mythos you got

02:41:07.700 it wrong man you send that cocaine addled retard to your competition i know i know what you're talking about

02:41:13.380 it crossed my mind i know i know well i would send yeah you send it that cocaine addled retard

02:41:21.460 to the mexican owned business um 100 percent uh rug pull rug pull those motherfuckers every time

02:41:34.180 absolutely absolutely great uh well said um you know definitely a lot of good points in there

02:41:40.420 hope you guys took notes um so yeah uh if you're afraid to jump into that type of life you know

02:41:46.340 where you have to take the reins you have to be the leader you have to be you know making the decisions

02:41:51.620 you know it's getting outside of your comfort zone that'll push you really further in life so if you're

02:41:59.220 afraid of that kind of thing you know maybe take it small but don't be afraid to jump into those kind of

02:42:03.860 things because end of the day um you know you learn as you go for the most part and you know

02:42:10.820 every day is becomes trial and error you try new things you you give up on a few things that didn't

02:42:15.860 work you change your tactics it gets you ready for war it really gets you ready for war and um you know

02:42:24.020 you can't can't let it hold you back that you're worried to start something like that so um yeah if um

02:42:30.180 um like dr real said if you need uh to get something you know need to plan some of these

02:42:37.140 things uh you know he said you could reach out to him so definitely do that and um yeah you know uh

02:42:43.860 getting outside of your comfort zone is the the only way we grow so if you're worried about you know

02:42:48.580 taking the first step just plan it plan it ahead and get get a get the foot in the door and you know

02:42:55.300 don't give up on on on something too easily but also don't be afraid to give up on something that's not

02:42:59.940 working right so um yeah you learn a lot as you go brian take it away

02:43:08.020 yeah and just on the you know entrepreneur uh entrepreneurship uh topic like everybody isn't

02:43:14.900 cut out to be entrepreneur obviously because a lot of people have different risk uh uh adverse

02:43:20.900 top like things going on right so it's just like if you do want to be an entrepreneur then you're

02:43:26.980 gonna have to work way harder and sacrifice way more than you could ever imagine uh most people

02:43:33.380 don't want to do that because there's they want a safe uh risk averse life so it's like what do you

02:43:40.580 really want it's like do you want to be and you that doesn't mean don't become a high paid employee

02:43:45.620 somewhere where you can uh influence the boss in a certain way or something like that right it's like

02:43:51.060 what do you want and then uh if you do want to become an entrepreneur then it means

02:43:55.620 how are you going to put because the best entrepreneurs put the best people in the best

02:44:00.020 position that's what separates like the top you know one percent of entrepreneurs from like everybody

02:44:05.460 else it's like do you put people in the best position they could possibly be in uh it's like if

02:44:11.300 you're running a fucking mechanic shop and you got all these uh genius engineers they can build engines

02:44:17.060 from scratch and you're literally like making them clean the fucking interiors of cars it's like

02:44:22.100 that's a retard that is running that shop so it's like you got to figure out what is the

02:44:27.140 best position for each person and then just put them in the position

02:44:39.940 absolutely absolutely uh so we got about 10 minutes left here so if anybody wants to get on up

02:44:46.020 uh uh get their points in now last words feel free to get on in there now and uh yeah anybody up on stage

02:44:54.820 uh but absolutely correct guys and you know um we all have it in us to be entrepreneurs um i i like

02:45:04.660 brian said you know not everyone but we're not quite just everyone we're white we're white white race and uh

02:45:11.460 you know we we do these things better than a lot of any other race so basically better than any other

02:45:17.300 race um so yeah it's just all about really you know focusing on one thing or another and uh having a

02:45:25.860 dream and following the dream and you know maybe sometimes if the dream's a little too big you gotta

02:45:31.460 start small you gotta start small take baby steps get get your you know get it going however you can

02:45:37.780 um like you know uh for example uh the there's you know say you started a beekeeping company you want

02:45:45.860 to you know a bee keep and have honey you know you're not going to go and buy the extractor right

02:45:51.220 away you know you're not going to go all buy all the heavy equipment before you even know if you have

02:45:55.220 a market for your product right you're going to start small take a take a small steps you know uh build up

02:46:02.020 from from nothing you know and go small and then go bigger and then go bigger once you start making

02:46:06.980 some money so you don't want to just you know plan all for the the complete success right away you

02:46:12.580 know it's going to be a journey and it's going to be a lot of steps along the way um so that's just

02:46:18.660 an example but let's go to over some thanks again mate um yeah uh you know we've we talk about i hear

02:46:27.460 people all the time saying oh entrepreneur like this mythical unicorn you know who's an entrepreneur

02:46:33.380 the guy who delivers my milk you know who else is an entrepreneur the guy who runs the bakery so

02:46:39.060 everyone in this fucking room is an entrepreneur we're all good at something find a way to monetize

02:46:44.180 it mitigate your risks you're a fucking entrepreneur yeah pay yourself are you

02:46:50.580 short and sweet and to the point exactly exactly you know um you learn the skills throughout your life

02:47:01.380 uh throughout your career and you apply them in a different way or you know uh do something better

02:47:06.740 than they than you you know who you're working for and so yeah i mean we all have skills different

02:47:12.100 skill sets so it's just putting them into action mythos

02:47:15.380 yeah a lot of times we'll see an opportunity right actually this is this is kind of a funny one um

02:47:25.700 so the city that i live in it and especially over the last decade online um presence became a big deal

02:47:36.020 right it was like you should have an online presence bare minimum your business should have a facebook page

02:47:43.060 um it should have a website if not just a landing page to tell people where to go

02:47:49.540 um and to to get to your store or what your store has you know you want to be at least present on the web

02:47:57.140 you know something you know get some pictures up online and um and yeah and maybe on instagram page or

02:48:07.780 something like that you there was um and i thought this i i i looked around and i said hey there this

02:48:15.940 is an opportunity for somebody to come in and and work with dozens if not hundreds of local businesses

02:48:24.820 that need help refining their and polishing up their online presence and i i thought about it i looked

02:48:35.700 around i thought there was opportunity and and somebody um that i know actually tried to start that

02:48:43.380 business and you know that there is a need for it but there's there's no appetite for it like these

02:48:53.380 these businesses actually couldn't do that and as much as there's a couple things to regard here

02:49:04.100 and i'm going to go through a place where you guys can't hear me so hang on just a sec

02:49:12.100 i always seem to be on the phone when i'm going through this area

02:49:18.100 can you hear me yeah we got you all right all right so there's a little area

02:49:24.260 run out of reception there um so when um when you have these uh these opportunities um and this

02:49:38.820 economy should support a thing but you can't get the people to help themselves you can't get them to pay

02:49:47.220 pay to help themselves and um and this business i and i didn't think it was going to last because i

02:49:54.580 really i tested the market in this area and it's it's not there's there's too much work for too little

02:50:02.420 reward and um and it's i end up making like less than a minimum wage uh trying to help these people

02:50:11.780 and and that's to you know um there there is a some sense of like well i'm helping the community so

02:50:19.700 that's okay but then um if you are actually just taking time away from your family this is a this is

02:50:31.620 an important part like everything you do is taking time away from your family if you are if you're a father

02:50:39.380 or you are a husband or or other things in your community when when you when you work you need

02:50:46.980 the reward that's commensurate to the sacrifice you're making right that it has to equal the benefit

02:50:56.500 that you're sacrificing and being a father being a husband these are the wonderful things in life and

02:51:06.180 you deserve to get paid for that sacrifice right it can't just be i spent years decade over a decade

02:51:14.740 in non-profit work helping my community like getting paid nothing zero right just paying actually i'm

02:51:20.500 paying to help these community um non-profits and such and i did so because i love my community

02:51:27.860 but there's zero return on investment there overall because the culture is so sick i'm not actually

02:51:38.020 helping i'm assisting but it's still going everything's going downhill and i had to look at that like you

02:51:46.180 really actually have to assess am i actually helping in this dedicated way i want to or am i just

02:51:54.340 sacrificing and feeling like i'm some kind of big you know a big supporter of these things when i'm

02:52:04.580 really not helping anyone um and and that that's the difference between i think having a decaying society

02:52:13.380 full of nons and having a white society of of great people and when you're you know when you're dealing

02:52:22.180 with these nons you really have to take a look am i helping or hurting because if you're helping uh

02:52:28.420 one of your white people and your white people are are helping nons then you're again right i mean this

02:52:35.140 is just a fact you you can't get around that so it becomes uh it could become something you actually

02:52:42.980 have to look further down the line and find out are you actually helping or is this um

02:52:52.020 a useless endeavor and uh you have to be able to assess that so just in all your workings you know

02:52:59.780 think a little bit bigger than just how you're feeling in the moment of how you're helping but

02:53:04.820 are you really helping and who are you really helping

02:53:12.260 uh absolutely absolutely yeah you you gotta make sure you're uh yeah you gotta make sure

02:53:19.220 that uh your family is getting the you know the full spectrum also so yeah it's a good point good

02:53:26.660 point um guys there's a few minutes left here until we get uh going over to the white power lunch hour

02:53:33.540 so i'll update my sign-offs now so you can get started and get uh get everything going uh so um yeah it's uh

02:53:42.100 friday tomorrow so then we're going to be on the weekend uh so make sure you guys are making plans

02:53:47.380 for the rest of the summer uh you know getting active um you know plan for your future a little

02:53:53.940 a little bit uh because when you when we take the black pill it's almost like you know uh we don't

02:53:59.540 want to plan for the future it just feels like a waste of time but guys we're gonna we're gonna

02:54:04.100 fucking uh overcome all this shit and uh so don't don't be giving up on that make sure you're making plans

02:54:10.900 plans for activism getting together with people who are like-minded in your community uh getting

02:54:16.500 together with um you know people who are already in the circle that are near you and start planning

02:54:21.860 for activism because guys we got to make our voices louder uh loud as we can and with that

02:54:29.220 have a great rest of your day guys make sure you're sharing the space uh and uh enjoy the white

02:54:35.060 power lunch hour white power everybody unite the clans we'll see you tomorrow

02:54:42.660 white power paladin unite the clans brother brother it's all about thank you for another good show

02:54:56.660 um yeah well where else are you gonna store your white power lunch exactly exactly so it's all about

02:55:14.500 steps and procedures when you get right down to it it's the uh the german efficiencies um yeah no my

02:55:22.420 my fridge in the garage died and all of the frozen meat it wasn't a whole lot at that point but it was

02:55:32.660 a lot of uh it was a lot of ground beef like i had so much ground beef it just all just thawed out and

02:55:41.300 and rotted it was you know so sad to watch all that food go to waste i couldn't cook it all oh it

02:55:47.860 it kind of it did it yeah i did it overnight where i couldn't even like transfer it or do anything

02:55:53.860 with it the next day it was just all gross so so you know that's the way it goes i need a new fridge

02:56:02.180 that's unfortunate um but welcome to the white power lunch hour guys we're here for some nutritious

02:56:09.700 ingestion and detoxification and um we are not going to do the no fun takes i was listening

02:56:17.620 and i heard some no fun takes and i uh i'm gonna take this opportunity to push back and say

02:56:25.300 it's okay if you spend five dollars to have fun and that's my take that was like an hour ago

02:56:33.380 pop up so that's what we're here for white power lunch hour is uh time for uh white pilling

02:56:40.980 feeling good and uh getting your real levels up so welcome welcome mr mythos it's good to talk to

02:56:46.980 you brother i hope you're doing well other than your quest for uh quest for cool

02:56:53.860 yeah quest for cool i like that that's what it's about i mean you got to make these things fun like

02:56:59.380 why would i go and get a refrigerator and not make it fun this is my quest for cool and

02:57:05.860 and uh and i've got to find a way to get it done um the folks i get it up from are able to uh help me get

02:57:14.100 it into my truck and then i'll get it back to my house and uh you know i'll do some neighborly uh you

02:57:20.100 know networking to get it out of my truck uh because uh you know it's probably going to be pretty heavy

02:57:28.580 and uh and yeah it's a quest it's gonna be fun

02:57:33.780 it's gonna be fun unloading just like unloading stuff it'll be fun guys yeah just like just like

02:57:39.220 white reich we just gotta throw this out there again just like white reich going through what

02:57:43.780 he went through to try to get what he needs in life uh and you know he was uh he was a bit black

02:57:51.460 filled today and uh now he can um rejoice he's uh feeling much better well after uh the the fruits of his

02:58:00.980 labor um you know we're paid off you know good i'm glad to hear it and uh it you know if he wants

02:58:08.820 to wallow in the black pill and never come to the lunch hour and say hi where we don't do the black

02:58:14.900 pill and we fixed black pill well there he goes because he has to get he has to get worked up for

02:58:20.660 1488 you know he's got to stay in that mentality and if we get him in here and we get him in a good

02:58:26.340 mood and he's happy then his takes won't be as fire is that what he's worried about is that is that the

02:58:31.540 issue here that he won't it won't happen you know what i think his issue is

02:58:41.140 his issue is that he he can't multitask

02:58:47.060 uh and and be a successful uh business manager uh and and we were we were the top in the area like

02:59:09.460 we just were crushing it and we'd have a line out the door for people coming to our services

02:59:16.500 and it was great i i just i i love the heck out of it and um but i the reason that we were able to do

02:59:25.060 that is that i was able to do multiple things at one time and that's a skill to to be able to and and

02:59:35.620 cooks can do this right a chef is is cooking uh cooking one thing to a certain temperature

02:59:45.700 while garlic while you know prepping something else etc etc and and ultimately the ability to

02:59:58.340 uh the ability to uh to multitask and do things at one time like i'm doing talking and driving and trying

03:00:08.020 to find a place i've never been to before but these these things they amplify your power level

03:00:14.420 and and uh you you should know how to do this multitasking isn't for women multitasking now

03:00:20.180 i can't do actually multiple things at once but like a cook i can set something to a temperature

03:00:26.500 set a timer or even have an internal clock work on the the garlic chop the onions get that into the

03:00:34.340 pan start sauteing turn back to the meat that i'm searing flip it get back to uh stirring add some olive

03:00:41.220 oil you know these these things are um are how this goes and uh and the better you are

03:00:50.180 and the but you can be so you could actually

03:00:57.380 at the same time so he he's just not there yet but we're going to give him some time we're going

03:01:03.380 to work on this with him to get him a better multitasker so that he can accomplish many things

03:01:10.580 at one time and come say hi to us while he's uh enjoying uh the fruits of his labor yeah you know

03:01:16.900 it's like being a maestro i think about like when you're a cook you're kind of a maestro like that's

03:01:23.060 kind of i do something similar in my job or it's like you lock in and you're super focused and you've

03:01:30.980 got like uh two or three things going on kind of and one one big thing i don't know it's kind of the

03:01:39.220 way i work is like one big thing yeah one big thing going on got to get done by the end of the day

03:01:45.220 and then you got these other things that you're kind of worrying about in the back of your head and

03:01:49.940 you're like i had to set up this whole i have to still not done yet i have to set up this whole process

03:01:58.900 thing today for um onboarding and uh tying all this stuff together and it's been like um it was

03:02:09.860 a lot of multitasking you know it does wear me out it does wear me out mentally and that's why i love

03:02:14.740 having having a lunch hour because it's like a mental recovery period but uh yeah i think this thing

03:02:20.580 about women being better at multitasking fabricated fabricated it's us it's us always has been all day

03:02:32.260 well i will say that i i do have this um ability as well to focus so acutely on one thing that

03:02:40.740 everything else disappears and that's also a superpower my wife think it thinks it's uh a liability and um and

03:02:49.300 uh a character defect but it's a superpower i can do one thing and everybody's talking to me and i

03:02:58.740 don't hear a word they're saying and then i'm like well what did you say and they all think like

03:03:03.700 i have like a deficiency and it's an ability to block out everything around me and get dialed

03:03:11.220 in on this one little thing uh to the point where i just ignore everything else

03:03:20.020 i could do that too i could do that too although it's hard you know i'm easily distracted that's a

03:03:26.020 that's a that's a thing that um if you get like i can get if i'm working on something and i get dragged

03:03:32.980 away or my phone rings or somebody comes and messes with me then uh i have to take like a half hour to

03:03:41.060 get back into the flow state easily distracted and um like i'm like a like a raccoon or something

03:03:49.060 i see a shiny object you know and i'm i'm after it all of a sudden so i put my phone face down and turn

03:03:56.500 off turn it off put it on dnd put the phone face down because if i see that notification light up

03:04:02.820 and it's one of the right notifications then i'm pawing for it like a raccoon grabbing at that thing

03:04:11.060 okay let's get uh get some get some speakers up here man who do we got what do we got today we

03:04:19.060 got any uh what do we cover today what do we cover am i uh am i gone what do we think i lost no i hear

03:04:25.620 you okay okay so i have a reconnection thing here um well on that note i think being mission driven

03:04:32.180 and mission oriented is key like you have to have an overriding determining mission and it needs to be

03:04:44.420 i i've always used this for my adult life is to write down like an overarching mission uh and then

03:04:52.100 dedicate it to with my with everything that i have uh and sometimes that means you know people um get

03:05:01.220 excluded temporarily from certain things um that's that's just the way it goes but you need to have an

03:05:10.260 overriding mission like uh and and write it down and and what i've what i've come across is instruction

03:05:19.780 from betterment things you don't even think possible right and and write a a mission that is bigger than

03:05:36.980 i like that

03:05:40.660 i think i think you are you are starting to robot a little bit there my friend

03:05:44.340 i might have some uh might have some connection issues going on

03:05:54.820 just heard you there anyway open votes welcome to the stage you guys want to chime in say hello

03:06:00.900 rest in peace hulk hogan by the way so there's that's uh i was a bit late to be

03:06:09.460 i was a bit young i suppose to be uh total hulkster total hawk maniac but uh rest in peace hulk hogan

03:06:16.260 how you doing open votes get in there hey brother when i say every single time it's every single time

03:06:24.580 every single time brother i love that name oh it was great uh yeah you know he's up there with andre the

03:06:32.180 giant right now and a whole bunch of other ones and uh you know we can only uh deny god for so long

03:06:40.420 before uh like we're not arrogant to think we can like trick god by killing a chicken or something like

03:06:46.180 that when he wants us there's nothing we can do about it we're going to you know we all go back home

03:06:50.580 eventually where do you think ozzy where do you think ozzy is open uh i don't know i saw a picture

03:06:57.300 of his wife there and i was like wow she's as loyal as ava brown you know she was right with her man on

03:07:02.740 the last uh the last ozzy osborne show and she had like her her knees all curled up and she's just

03:07:09.460 watching them like wow you know yeah so yeah it's good to have a loyal backing like my lovely awesome

03:07:18.340 wife show back me like right through death you know it's like you want someone loyal as crazy

03:07:24.820 but i only came up to say uh that like the guys being like heavily focused and easily distracted

03:07:30.900 those could be gifts uh instead of a hindrance because it's like if you're in a trench or you're

03:07:36.500 on frontline duty and you have to have your wits about you and like you know if you're distracted

03:07:41.460 you're dead but you might want to see what's coming at you that maybe guys and girls are built

03:07:45.860 differently on purpose for that whereas like you know i i think women do have their place but it

03:07:51.780 might not be in the frontline trenches the way starship troopers just throws us all into the meat

03:07:56.740 grinder together uh you know maybe maybe you're going into the air force or uh the space crew if

03:08:03.700 you're female and you're frontline infantry marines you know if you're uh if you're a roughneck

03:08:09.860 it's uh it's absolutely a blessing i mean the thing is that like know thyself right like one of the

03:08:17.860 things about being easily distracted was i was never good at being a tradie i did my fair share of

03:08:26.500 like manual labor trades when i was younger and uh like i'm decent with my hands i can um i'm decent with

03:08:35.780 working with uh like putting stuff together taking stuff apart understanding how things go together

03:08:41.940 and if i do something i enjoy like putting taking apart and reassembling certain things and cleaning

03:08:48.020 certain things i really enjoy to do but uh when i was a manual labor dude i would get distracted and i

03:08:55.700 would like it's very dangerous when you have my kind of disposition on a job site if you're doing things

03:09:02.260 that require not only taking care of your own well-being but being responsible for the health

03:09:07.620 and well-being of others who are on the site as well and um i had a couple of close calls and i was like

03:09:14.180 yeah i don't think i'm gonna do this for summer jobs anymore so fortunately i have uh over the past

03:09:22.260 several years gotten into positions where i am uh i'm optimized you know it's an optimal build i'm an i'm

03:09:31.620 a min max i'm min max i'm a i'm a munchkin that's what they called it in dungeons dragons the old

03:09:36.580 dungeons dragons get a munchkin character right intelligence you know 18 charisma six you know

03:09:45.140 it's munchkin i'm a min max i'm min max so i know what i like to do and i know how to be good at it and

03:09:51.300 uh it's it's helping me out a lot in life so know thyself but um rip hulk hogan you know i don't know

03:10:01.300 if he had a wife oh wait wait that was a whole thing wasn't it paul kogan and like his his

03:10:09.860 extramarital love affairs and peter and and uh uh uh the oh yeah they had a little they had some

03:10:17.540 online internet beef going uh they were throwing shade at his ex really yeah golfer is one thing but

03:10:26.980 but but in the past like uh few months maybe six months like hulk hogan's ex was being uh just a

03:10:37.460 complete weirdo i guess and so i saw a video of hulk hogan's um current love affair and him watching

03:10:48.820 his ex-wife rant on the internet it was kind of like one of those um those uh like splices or or

03:10:58.260 stitches whatever they call them on on tick tock so it was it was him and his new girlfriend watching

03:11:05.220 his ex-wife um act as a uh total weirdo and he was just reacting to it and it was it was pretty funny

03:11:15.060 if you saw it you know his his response to his ex-wife and like laughing at her uh was pretty epic

03:11:22.980 uh because she was definitely out to lunch sounds like uh i don't know i hope i hope hulk had a good

03:11:33.620 life you know he seemed like a good my friend met him i forgot i was gonna tell this story yeah i'd say

03:11:39.220 he he did have a good life based on like that little clip right there is a guy who's enjoying life to the

03:11:44.740 fullest like he's like yeah we got drama but you know he's he's definitely able to have a sense of

03:11:50.260 humor about it and enjoy the moment so yeah apparently that was like a an absolutely wild scene back in the

03:11:58.780 day when it was him and macho man and andre and they were like living the rock star life and geared to

03:12:07.620 the gills and uh probably just whacked out like 18 hours a day apparently some of them were quite fond of

03:12:17.460 you know uh apparently some of them were just binging on substances and um you know you could

03:12:24.580 imagine probably taking like bull testosterone and and what's the other stuff that makes you crazy uh

03:12:33.140 tread trembling and everything every day and living like a rock star life and uh going out to the clubs

03:12:40.340 and playing those characters too i feel like the method acting with some of those guys in the pro

03:12:46.340 wrestling thing more so than with like the you know your tv actor or something is they have this like

03:12:52.260 method acting and it eventually seems to like become their persona and or maybe that's just they're just

03:12:59.220 channeling their true persona there you know that's who they actually are i think with guys like andre

03:13:04.500 that's like you know the way he was and hulk was that way apparently my friend met him when my friend

03:13:09.780 was a young man living in dunedin florida where uh i guess hulk lived out there by tampa bay and uh said

03:13:17.140 he pulled up to a gas station he was like 17 years old and uh looks across to the other pump and there's hulk

03:13:27.060 with his yellow jacked up wrangler apparently he used to drive around in this big yellow jacked up

03:13:33.940 wrangler and he's just sitting there pumping his gas like normal dude and he gave my friend an

03:13:37.620 autograph he said he was like super cool about everything we were talking to him for a couple of

03:13:41.840 minutes and you know telling him to hit the gym because he was a little weird skinny kid and all

03:13:47.860 this great stuff so uh well you know he has a fond memory and i'm sure he's talking to everybody in his

03:13:54.960 little degenerate circle that that i stopped hanging out with like 10 years ago so that's going well

03:14:03.280 let's see votes rusty what y'all got go ahead votes yeah and school i just i just got to the uh

03:14:12.160 location here so i'm gonna do some loading so i'll just be in my a for uh 10 minutes copy that brother

03:14:18.640 hey uh so i was chatting with the grok robot there and uh it's got a voice mode if you get

03:14:29.040 to the actual app so it'll do like uh talk to text the robot will process the text and it'll spit back

03:14:36.720 text to talk using my own phone like the bluetooth so i can walk around talking with bluetooth if i'm not

03:14:42.720 chatting with you guys but anyway i made a uh topic based on uh a 14 point plan for white advocacy

03:14:50.640 and i posted it in the purple pill comments uh but it was just like 14 different kind of groups

03:14:56.960 that are legal and legit that it's like uh kind of similar to like uh blm uh they got their own

03:15:02.720 groups or like apec has their own groups to represent theirs i was like well grok we need ones

03:15:07.680 for like white people to represent our interests and so uh there was like uh like a euro canadian

03:15:15.760 economic alliance uh so you could like boost white owned businesses uh in canada or uh like a a

03:15:23.120 safety network of neighborhood watches or uh an education network that could push uh curriculum

03:15:29.040 and programs for euro canadian history uh or even a red ensign lobbyist group for uh red ensign or

03:15:35.600 euro canadian uh uh like if a group was formed up here it would be like whether you're liberal or

03:15:42.640 conservative they might both have to pander to white interests that are like hey close the borders

03:15:48.000 and uh start mass deporting because that's what everyone in this lobbyist group would want so

03:15:53.200 if apec can lobby i think that ethnic americans or heritage canadians or red ensign canadians should

03:15:58.960 also have that same right uh so anyway i was just going through uh the different ones there and i thought

03:16:05.120 like on number 13 there was a a crusader food search certification program similar to halal or

03:16:11.360 kosher where it's like all the food could be like of good moral like you know you go in the cereal aisle

03:16:18.160 and the cereal says it's kosher but you know it's loaded full of poison sugar so you know that clearly

03:16:24.080 their certification program selling out for a shekel where there should be something of more substance

03:16:29.280 so anyway i posted that one i don't know if i could put it in the top thing i figured i'd ask first

03:16:35.120 all right go ahead post it up there i don't mind posting the nest that sounds pretty interesting

03:16:40.480 we'll take a gander take a gander see what's up what you got rusty how you doing brother i'm doing

03:16:46.160 fine i was gonna speak on hulk hogan um you know past his persona of you know what people you know

03:16:59.600 hulkamania and all of that when you look at more of like the background scenes and different things of

03:17:07.680 to me he was kind of a fucking asshole um if if you really kind of know how he would keep

03:17:16.000 people down professionally he had a very heavy hand would hurt people at times um

03:17:23.120 um the guy is a fucking prick if you ask me but whatever you know hey sure i mean i don't know

03:17:31.040 i'm sure he was and i'm sure uh he uh you know probably slapped some people around irl

03:17:41.360 but uh you know well you know that you know you know about rocky right when he did what was it was it

03:17:46.720 rocky was it rocky two or three where he appeared does it do you you remember the one with um he made

03:17:55.840 an appearance with uh god what was it who was the guy mr t remember mr t and there was that rocky and

03:18:05.920 he had a little he was banned from hollywood practically that guy uh he he ended up hurting

03:18:13.440 sylvester stallone and it's like dude this is just acting like they're literally on a movie set and

03:18:20.960 stuff it's just like i don't know and then and then if you know some of this the stuff in the back it's

03:18:26.800 like like what you guys had mentioned some of the stuff with uh randy savage and and other things that

03:18:34.400 would happen and just like the way he would really like hold people back and um with vince mcmahon

03:18:42.400 too which that guy's a fucking prick too if you know about him um but did they build up a a huge

03:18:50.320 industry and different things yeah and uh but to me a the wrestle wrestling you know because it's all

03:18:59.040 a certain thing but it was cool in the 80s it was like that was like peak for me was the and then it

03:19:06.640 just it became real gay but yeah that's it you know i never liked it well i was a 90s kid and i never

03:19:16.240 liked it i can't even i can't lie i never liked wrestling there were only a couple of different shades

03:19:23.040 kids of kid back then like we didn't have this cornucopia of media entertainment so you had to

03:19:30.000 pick like what you were going to be into and there wasn't that much variety so there was the wrestling

03:19:35.760 kids and then there well you had that by the 90s skull it had passed already like the peak era of it it

03:19:46.320 it had passed by then it was like it changed and so it would make sense that you never were into it

03:19:55.120 being a 90s kid more because that it was like it got cooked it was cooked by then and so yeah it would

03:20:04.560 totally make sense and i i didn't even like it once i was not a a child right it's like i didn't like

03:20:12.480 it either by the 90s and shit it was only in the 80s as a very young uh adolescent where where i was

03:20:20.560 like it was it was interesting and fun yeah well maybe uh maybe we'll maybe we'll bring it back you

03:20:29.840 know i think we should bring back like full-on blood sport death match between felons you know like we

03:20:37.600 could have uh felons fighting animatronic robotic animals and um like big robotic bears with uh

03:20:50.640 blades as claws and the felons have to try to survive as long as possible or put them on an island and

03:20:57.280 put some hidden cameras around and do like that john claude van damme movie hard target where

03:21:03.120 you got like guys pay you know pay a million dollars and you get to airdrop onto the island and

03:21:10.720 you know get your gear you get geared up and did you ever see the movies did you ever see the movie

03:21:17.680 uh surviving the game i think that's what it was called and they would hunt it was human hunting

03:21:26.080 another human hunting movie do you remember that one do you know that one nope nope oh it was with

03:21:31.840 with ice tea and uh uh gary bucey i think and uh some other actors i can't remember their names

03:21:41.840 and uh and then you have death match that's kind of like uh you put people in and you know they're

03:21:49.680 it was like with cars and stuff and you know yeah matches to the death yeah yeah and death race too

03:21:56.880 death race is like that where it's like you know that's what death race that's what it is yeah yeah

03:22:02.640 and then that one with um that one with gerard butler where the kid controls him and he's supposed

03:22:09.200 to be like it's like a video game and the kid controls gamer or some something like that and

03:22:14.640 gerard butler like breaks out of the game and they have like fortnight but for criminals of course like

03:22:21.360 gerard butler breaks out of the game and then he's like innocent or some some garbage like that

03:22:27.120 i don't know that one at all that one's beyond me it's all slop to me i wish i would make some more

03:22:32.720 like they should bring back kung fu movies man like all we get is like it's john wick slop now and i

03:22:38.000 haven't seen a good kung fu movie in years ever since that chinese the chinese were making those

03:22:43.760 kung fu movies with uh that crouching tiger hidden dragon oh yeah that was that was like old that was

03:22:50.640 like classic i'm talking about like ip man dude like the did you ever see it man is fire yeah

03:22:56.720 yep yep i've seen that it was good it man was excellent uh donnie yen i think his name is

03:23:02.560 danny way donnie yen something like that and it's huge like it's like huge like gas up the chinese

03:23:09.360 population like it's all like you know and that's like it we we need that we have these we should

03:23:15.680 have these movies like we have that that genre has fallen out of favor because we used to have things

03:23:22.080 like troy or uh like i'm trying to think of some of the historical movies that were so cool they

03:23:29.360 gas us so what's that king arthur movie from back uh way back when and um they gas this up dude they

03:23:36.800 make our history look awesome and then you see this stuff now and it's like oh it's all like dirty

03:23:41.760 well i've noticed that hollywood has fallen off a lot a lot like it they it seems like they just don't

03:23:49.360 even have original ideas anymore like they just have to keep remaking things at this point and they

03:23:55.760 just get shittier and shittier and uh but like i noticed it kind of happened it was getting right

03:24:03.520 around that covid and before covid era and it doesn't seem like they've had anything that solid

03:24:13.840 that original it's just like uh real my theory on that yeah my theory on that is um that they really

03:24:24.000 did get rid of all of the white people uh and white males with any level of testosterone from the industry

03:24:32.640 over that period and it started in the 90s uh they introduced uh you know niggers and uh and then

03:24:41.280 some some gays uh and they they played that and then over the past decade uh they've just gotten rid of

03:24:53.280 all of the white people completely so they don't have anybody there who can actually you know resonate

03:25:01.840 with a hero's journey it's all got to be uh retardation and it can't support um you know actual

03:25:11.360 heroism because then it leaves it shows that these other people are uh are all losers um and nobody's

03:25:22.000 going to believe like that and you know a negroid um is able to like lead an army because it's never

03:25:31.760 it's never happened in the history of of uh you know known history of the of humanity where any of

03:25:41.040 these other people actually did a thing um you know there's there's just no comparison to what we did in real

03:25:50.160 life and and so there's no real draw there and so i think that's why i think they really did get rid

03:25:56.720 of all of the uh the white men from uh all of the writers rooms they went full dei and it crushed the

03:26:05.600 industry and they can't come up with anything new it's all a caricature of a thing instead of a true

03:26:14.800 character yeah i i would agree because it's like they they have to always virtue signal and push this

03:26:22.720 bullshit agenda and it ruins everything and it doesn't resonate and you can even see it i saw some

03:26:30.080 preview i was watching some tv or something uh it was an ad um maybe during youtube or something i

03:26:39.440 watch because i don't actually watch tv tv but i saw a preview for a movie and it was a leonardo

03:26:44.960 dicaprio movie but they got him he's got a non-kid a mixed child and the beaners and he's this and it

03:26:52.640 looks fucking like it's gonna be just garbage like i'm not even gonna watch it um yeah so it's there's

03:26:59.120 a constant agendas they can't they can't they can't this is the thing that you can tell

03:27:05.680 that we're actually doing pretty good because they can't make anything that would resonate like

03:27:11.600 before they could do like we got lord of the rings dude there is no way that that would get made today

03:27:18.160 and not just because the racial agenda you know is progressing but because like dune is a perfect

03:27:24.960 example dune would like it's a layup there you don't even have to write a script the book is right

03:27:30.000 there you could just take the book and plop it and make a movie out of it it's a layup but they

03:27:35.280 can't make anything that would actually resonate it's because yes it what it wasn't a layup though

03:27:48.320 dune because if you ever saw the one from the 80s holy it is awful no way dude that's kino looking about

03:27:57.840 it's it's it's pretty it's pretty slow uh the the one from the 80s is it's kind of like i tried to get

03:28:11.360 my kiddos to watch it and it kind of is slow um on the on the drip but you know

03:28:19.840 the uh the uh is anybody else even back then when when lord of the rings came out um when you looked

03:28:31.760 at the orcs and you looked at the fighting and you looked at it was like you already saw the racial

03:28:42.320 reality right it wasn't they weren't even really trying in fact there might have been some some

03:28:49.680 hedging around you know making it seem too racial but you knew these were the non-whites right like

03:28:56.320 this and they were the communists like it was like this that's what i saw when i first watched lord of

03:29:02.560 the rings so i read the books when i was a kid so i was really excited for the movie i thought this is

03:29:07.280 just so incredible and they really did a good job but the orcs were the non-white communist

03:29:13.520 horde right that's that's what i was struck with that i thought it was very racist for its time

03:29:21.600 yeah it was uh that was coded that was it's absolutely coded and it's no surprise because

03:29:27.120 it's really like the story of the 20th century except they win in the book and uh unfortunately

03:29:36.640 we have yet to approach the black gate uh open you want to get in there we are approaching it

03:29:42.960 we are approaching it brother and we're gonna have when we get when we get gandalf the white to come

03:29:50.640 over that hill fuck man that it's so perfect because it it's it's like isildur taking the ring

03:29:59.680 like they lose bigly right and that's why eric or become stride because he's they lose bigly and and

03:30:06.400 and everything it's like turns to shite and the shire is like you know it's like well at least

03:30:11.760 there's some like nice places left so yeah the hobbits like mind their own business they just

03:30:16.080 want to grill and then it's like uh-oh the whole world is like their cgi has also gotten worse it

03:30:24.480 seems like it was better in the past and now it's so cheesy looking a lot of the times like

03:30:32.400 like like it's de-evolving which is strange well that that brings that reminds me of the final

03:30:41.920 episodes maybe two episodes of um of game of thrones which i don't i will never think um but i was

03:30:54.320 watching it i watched it all the way through with my wife uh when covid was happening we caught up

03:31:02.400 the cgi

03:31:13.360 your robot your robot quite a bit there mr mythos

03:31:19.760 you're getting a bit robotic there uh open votes what do you got jump in there man and then we'll go

03:31:23.920 go to david i was just gonna say uh if the writers guild and the rest of hollywood is all like been

03:31:31.440 subverted and stolen uh just make a new one like you might not have like crazy money but with technology

03:31:37.760 these days you can just like you know they made like blair witch with like a shoestring budget you

03:31:43.520 know uh so there might be ways of uh like white people being like these are our stories and we're just

03:31:48.880 going to keep making stories maybe get to remake in 10 years or whatever but you could have like

03:31:53.600 hollywood white that's like you know hey all these this corporate here we care about you know

03:31:59.600 ethnic americans or heritage canadians and you know these like make your own group if if there's

03:32:05.600 you know if they try to steal what's yours just make another one uh drop them like a bad hat

03:32:10.000 are you talking about white yeah are we making white wood white wood it's gonna be peckerwood

03:32:24.320 it's a good idea i think we should do that we need a platform we need a payment for pecks

03:32:28.560 well the wood films the first yeah the first white power movie that comes out that doesn't have

03:32:36.400 garbage attached to it and baggage like like these uh some of these studios are trying to do it like

03:32:43.360 it's like but it's ends up being all brown coated and then there's baggage attached like when the first

03:32:52.480 real original film gets dropped that is white power it it is it is gonna be like the biggest thing that's

03:33:01.840 happened in 50 years well like i was watching the rings of power there mythos and it's like an amazon

03:33:08.720 tv series after lord of the rings or i guess prequel to it and you know there's like black dwarves and

03:33:15.200 they're just they they dei'd the whole thing and i gotta like try to push that away to be able to enjoy

03:33:20.560 the show or yet i don't watch advertising much and i'm like man could they put one white happy couple

03:33:26.880 on the advertisements instead of always a mixed race couple or instead of uh you know that like

03:33:32.720 oh they have a black you know i'm like wow a black family and the dad's there too like hey way to go

03:33:37.600 guys but where's the same for the white people you know you don't get that anymore you don't get that

03:33:45.680 dude you don't get that and when you see a white dude in a commercial notice he's always a fat white

03:33:49.840 cuck and he's usually getting like shit talked and he's like stupid it's it's so transparent david do you

03:33:56.160 want to get in there you've been patient my friend welcome hey guys hey i've listened to you guys

03:34:00.320 before thanks for letting me come up i think some of the folks in here probably wasn't let me talk

03:34:03.760 before but just i just thought it was interesting in the middle of the day i was like let me check

03:34:07.040 these guys out um the whole movie thing like take gladiator you never see that again and when they

03:34:12.560 did remake the second one who'd they have starring denzel washington i think um and then go back to you

03:34:18.160 guys were talking about dune i'm probably the oldest one in here maybe not but i was a kid when that

03:34:22.960 movie came out and it was like supposed to be on par with star wars and all this because if you read

03:34:28.560 the books you know you thought it was going to be the dude that would put you to sleep it was so slow

03:34:35.360 getting to where it needed to get to and as far as movies and any shows now if there's a white man in

03:34:42.640 it the nigger's the star he's got the white wife the white guy and it's the um you know you're

03:34:50.240 going to have your gay couple in there somewhere or if there's two men in there they're going to be

03:34:55.440 gay dads of course and they'll be white it's everything to show that white men are weak and all this

03:35:02.240 cucked faggotry shit and god forbid they show a you know healthy strong white man in a role that you

03:35:10.080 know i guess the closest thing would be that show they brought out what reacher but even that's a whole

03:35:15.760 mixed bag of garbage with a bunch of uh mixed race shit and all that good stuff so it's it doesn't

03:35:21.760 exist anymore but i do agree if somebody would produce a solid white movie just just do a movie

03:35:28.400 about the state of the country right now but make it fictional if somebody would produce that like a

03:35:33.760 group of whites reacting and finally you know getting rid of the immigrants and the you know yeah it would

03:35:40.000 sell out it'd be a blockbuster you know i mean you couldn't stop that yeah that would be the shit

03:35:45.760 but i do like peckerwood that's pretty peckerwood usa put it down in uh southern mississippi or

03:35:51.520 somewhere southern georgia yeah if we can just if we can just replace the holly on the the hollywood

03:35:58.480 sign with pecker um that would be a good start yeah but you'd have to explain it to a bunch of nons

03:36:05.680 that are whites they wouldn't know what the fuck it meant or who was it well nobody knows what hollywood

03:36:12.320 means nobody knows what hollywood means it's probably some kabbalah incantation about raping

03:36:18.240 yeah it goes to the holly tree yeah it goes to the holly tree and tree and the the wand the magician's

03:36:29.920 wand yep yeah and it's like spells right yeah yeah because that's uh thank you my friend have a nice day

03:36:37.760 that's uh is that dionysus it's dionysus right

03:36:50.560 that's the staff

03:36:53.840 i had no idea i know there's a big symbolism what behind paramount and um there's something else but

03:37:00.240 you know the jews the only way they could get in the film business in the beginning is they were able to

03:37:03.520 make porn here because no one would uh let them come into the real movies and then of course

03:37:10.400 as they always do you know they find their way in and take over and manipulate the money and all this

03:37:15.840 you know and blah blah blah we all know that story it's pathetic

03:37:22.560 yeah we had a actually that was i i didn't know that until recently i was talking with frank in another

03:37:27.600 space about that i think uh one of the book clubs we had a discussion about how jews weren't

03:37:33.520 jews were prohibited the the new york studios wouldn't let them in and the new york studios

03:37:37.920 were run by a white anglo-saxon protestant guys and they were very concerned with the impact that

03:37:45.200 their industry was going to have on the well-being of the people and it was something that was like

03:37:51.280 all that crap that they started coming out with that people look back and they're like oh it's a good

03:37:55.360 old days charlie chaplin and the three stooges is all jewish vaudeville garbage it's all vaudevillian

03:38:02.400 garbage slop like like the three stooges is slop if you sit there and you digest it slop yeah i i as

03:38:10.160 a kid i felt like i was supposed to like the three stooges right and it's like i just never could it's

03:38:17.040 like i just i don't get this at all and and and there it is like it just you just have this instead of

03:38:24.800 appreciating the art for the art like the the jews and and everything push is is uh it's just nepotism

03:38:34.800 like they just like it because it's jewish like charlie chaplin you know i never looked at any of

03:38:41.760 his art and goes hey that's so good it's it it just like this is not good like why am i supposed to

03:38:48.960 think this is funny but you know what my boomer dad my boomer dad ate it all up he ate he ate like

03:38:57.840 remember t what do they call them um tv dinners like tv dinners like if you're the if you're the

03:39:06.160 the the the if your family or you ate tv dinners like you're going in the volcano also like that was

03:39:16.080 that was that was bullshit and you and you serve that to your kids like you you belong in the volcano

03:39:22.160 too yeah that was it that was that's really like that's indicative of an absolute decline the

03:39:30.080 ascension of the tv dinner it's like right right there with like uh the the reality the jersey shore

03:39:37.120 it's kind of like there are these things like you can just see these things have metastasized to such

03:39:42.160 an extent that the patient needs to undergo some extreme therapeutic conversations i just i just

03:39:49.280 want to pull out for anybody who doesn't know what a tv dinner is it's a it's a tray that you pull out

03:39:56.560 of the freezer and it's got little pockets in this tray and you poke holes in the top of it and then you

03:40:05.120 put it in the microwave and you microwave your dinner and it's like some ham and gravy and and

03:40:15.040 peas and carrots and green beans and you're supposed to say they always had fucking peas in those

03:40:20.320 bitches i never ate them but because at our house it's just yeah like and and these frozen dinner

03:40:27.840 microwave microwave lifestyle linoleum floor bullshit it was like adopted full throat by these weirdos and

03:40:41.760 i'm just gonna call them fucking weirdos i'm not being generational about this i'm being like personal

03:40:47.920 there wasn't everybody in the generation who went like yeah this is so good linoleum floors shag carpets

03:40:56.400 and tv dinners and my little you know black and white boob cube i can't believe i've made it i mean

03:41:04.720 into the volcano with all of these people my parents included i don't care yeah you got hungry man hungry

03:41:12.080 man and swanson aren't any good that was always that was always so low status it's like so low status

03:41:21.680 coded too that's the fucked up part about it it's the messed up part about it is that like you have

03:41:26.960 these people and uh it's like they're not like the peasantry of your that is like living this honest

03:41:34.320 lifestyle it's like you you you want to use the most what i see as one of the few like really kind of

03:41:42.960 effective at slurs that's directed against us and that's white trash and you're like it's so just

03:41:49.680 coated with this like lifestyle of of saccharine garbage and and consumption like these these i

03:41:58.880 remember going to my friend's house when i lived in in low-income white neighborhoods in the south

03:42:04.480 when i was growing up and it would be the mom would be wearing a disney shirt and they would have like

03:42:12.000 you guys ever seen this like they would do that like native american poster thing where they have the

03:42:17.120 like framed picture of of like the wolf and like the native american like they bought it at some like

03:42:22.960 roadside like there's a guy in the roadside with the truck and he's like selling little dream catchers

03:42:28.480 like a white dude wearing a cowboy hat and it's so like dream catchers and posters with wolves on them

03:42:33.520 and you go in and cigarettes and cigarettes and of course the kid has still has like a dreamcast

03:42:39.200 even though like playstation 2 has been out for like three years at this point and you're like this

03:42:44.640 is like uh man it's it's they have they have like little like a little toe-headed kid who like yeah

03:42:52.000 he's like tries to steal your stuff and it's like you guys we gotta fix these people man we gotta fix

03:42:58.000 this people because it's like it's fucked up down there it's it's screwed up down there now i'm cursing

03:43:04.000 now today is my curse statement though so i'll fill up the jar today we got some hands you guys

03:43:10.160 want to get in there friend i know you've been waiting for a while welcome to the stage brother it's

03:43:14.080 good to see you hey friend of the family come on what's the matter lemon lips over here huh

03:43:34.000 uh we'll see open what about you what you got hey the white thing would be to let david go first

03:43:42.000 his hand is up first oh that is so i love what a proper gentleman i love that white white people

03:43:49.600 doing white people stuff a little bit of structure a little bit of structure now you gotta wait now

03:43:54.240 you gotta wait david his friend got his friend well come on back friend yeah you've been waiting man

03:43:58.640 go ahead let's go proper let's go proper life definitely what you got friend

03:44:04.000 oh come on you're such a tease dude

03:44:11.840 friend yeah can you hear me here we go jesus christ let's hear it fucking a man yeah

03:44:18.000 all right good good good uh yeah uh someone was saying earlier like they were like almost like

03:44:25.200 pleasantly surprised when they see a black couple at this point that's how fucked up they got us now

03:44:31.200 every goddamn movie and commercial and show shows you know a nigger with a white woman and it that's

03:44:36.880 how i feel i'm pleasantly surprised i'm like oh okay cool uh i'd rather see a nigger with a nigger i'm

03:44:42.560 tired of seeing it any other way and uh honestly when i'm trying to red pill normies or someone who might

03:44:49.680 be a little bit liberal or even conservatives because they're such faggots now uh i'll i'll try to like

03:44:55.680 criticize uh miscegenation but like kind of left-coded i'll be like what they can't show black love

03:45:03.600 anymore like i'm not gonna like go with a normie like yeah this fucking miscegenation

03:45:08.000 shit but like whenever i'm trying to red pill people and i think they're a little little liberal

03:45:13.520 leaning i try to attack it from the left but still in a way that benefits us and um like yeah it's just

03:45:20.880 fucking a problem like someone was saying earlier every fucking commercial it's dumb white man his

03:45:26.880 wife's annoyed with him black man steps on screen and he's like oh you should use this service your

03:45:32.960 fucking dude's a dumb ass like uh they had that snoop dog commercial with uh a white wife annoyed

03:45:39.440 with her husband uh it cuts to the next scene she's sitting on snoop dog's lap every fucking commercial is

03:45:46.480 cucking white men and uh yeah to the point where they got my fucking nazi ass appreciating seeing

03:45:53.280 black couples on screen so yeah it's a fucking problem it's a big problem dude and it's all it

03:46:00.960 is really all over the place and once you see it like you just it's everywhere you see it everywhere

03:46:05.440 i don't even watch television anymore you know and it's no wonder people be like why are the kids

03:46:10.880 these kids they play video games and they watch japanese cartoons do you know what video games

03:46:15.360 and japanese cartoons you get to choose what you want to watch and what you want to play and you

03:46:21.600 can play games where you're straight up a white dude killing black people in the hood if you want

03:46:26.800 like you can play games where like you can play games where you can set up a colony of slave owners

03:46:33.200 and make this make the black slaves work the fields and you can whip them and such and you can watch

03:46:39.280 japanese cartoons where all the people are animated with with white features and blonde hair and blue eyes

03:46:45.360 and it's no wonder kids are going to watch this stuff and then of course blacks ruined that too

03:46:50.080 with the black weed phenomenon black weebs are going to get their own special volcano and it's going

03:46:55.120 to be it's going to be very slow lowering into it hey real quick one more thing and that's right

03:47:00.880 and uh i'm sure a lot of you guys most of our girlfriends are probably more normie than anything

03:47:06.160 we're trying to move them over but like when you watch shows and you see ads with them they don't

03:47:11.840 notice anything weird like i'll be like oh god damn it another fucking nigger fucking white girl

03:47:17.920 combo our girlfriends like i don't know if you're early in a relationship and you ain't just going

03:47:23.600 hardcore like this is this this is how i feel about this this and this because yeah i'm not trying to

03:47:28.320 like day one i'm a nazi like that's not gonna be very useful but uh yeah most women don't notice any

03:47:35.280 of this shit they just think it's completely fucking normal and that that was obviously the plan and it's

03:47:40.560 worked very well on them yeah that is a very tragic uh side effect david what you got brother get in

03:47:48.240 there well i just want to touch on what he was just saying you know these women have so much

03:47:54.240 fucking empathy for every damn thing you know and i've said this before and i've jumped a few people

03:48:01.840 about it you know oh a little tyrone a little tikesha whatever you want to call them you know where's

03:48:07.520 your empathy going to be at 3 30 in the morning when that thing comes in your house with your wife

03:48:12.640 and kids and how much empathy are you going to have then and then going back you were talking about

03:48:16.640 the uh the tv dinner thing man i remember when that mess came out and they advertised you know like that

03:48:21.920 was how you know they wanted you to sit with a tray in front of the tv in my house dude your ass sat

03:48:27.840 at the supper table the tv was off okay if it was summertime and you know i know this is all like people

03:48:35.520 tell this like it was a whole story but i lived on a farm man and yes you stayed out to dark sometime

03:48:40.640 past dark you know once the whole four-wheeler three-wheeler thing came along dude we were out

03:48:44.960 as long as we could without getting killed and but you went you sat down at the supper table and you

03:48:50.560 ate fucking supper you know what i'm saying you didn't there was excuse my language i know sorry about

03:48:54.880 that guys um the you know you sat down with your family now granted this wasn't you know leave it

03:49:02.320 to beaver style you know my family's you know my mom destroyed our family after 32 years of marriage so

03:49:08.480 it was kind of like a nuke you know so it wasn't like we were immune to the the feminist wave of

03:49:14.000 bullshit you know because that's what you know that was her deal i'm tired of being a mom my whole life

03:49:18.640 uh that was your job you're rich now what else do you have to achieve so she wrecked it all just like

03:49:25.280 you know what i'm saying so but back then that was the norm where i lived dude everybody

03:49:30.800 you know yeah they had we had the big i mean geez there's no telling how much that's even a tv way

03:49:35.040 dude that thing was solid i mean it was huge but at supper time everything was off and you said at supper

03:49:40.960 and got fussed dead or you know whatever it was but you know but they started that style of life

03:49:47.600 and then there was the microwave makes everything quicker and then of course you had women in the

03:49:52.160 workforce then that was a big deal and now you're seeing uh i know with my son and his friends

03:50:00.480 they're more black billed than me man i mean he's watching the ai the ai speeches of uncle he's doing

03:50:07.520 his research on patent and they see it man because they're out there and if they're smart enough to

03:50:14.400 recognize it at 18 and 19 you know everybody's like oh you're a little rough on him like no i'm

03:50:20.320 raising a stud i don't know what you're raising but uh you know i'm raising a little beast because

03:50:25.840 this world's going to be a monster and you know like you guys in here and i say it all the time in

03:50:30.960 the group i mean i took this i would have took this bet 10 years ago to say this would never happen

03:50:35.040 you never have this many white people in a group that agree to the same way thinking being able to talk so

03:50:39.680 i think it's pretty damn impressive yeah that's a big there's a there's a i think a big phenomenon

03:50:49.920 going on with as they've accelerated this thing like it took us our generation a while to notice

03:50:56.000 because we a lot of us grew up in the 90s in the early 2000s like they really weren't that bad we were

03:51:02.320 still in that phase of the gentle kind of propaganda where you know you didn't meet

03:51:09.680 nons that often you didn't run into them that often and when you did sometimes they would be like

03:51:17.120 like uh a poo you know quickie quickie mart or whatever or they would be like the the one chinese

03:51:23.360 kid at your school who got really good grades or the one black kid at your school who

03:51:28.880 was trained by his parents to talk white and it was scott it was kind of gentle but this younger

03:51:34.560 generation is like a pressure cooker phenomenon going on right now and as they continue to pack

03:51:40.480 our countries with these nons and you look we have the internet you can just go and expose yourself to

03:51:45.520 information and there is an element of it too that that you the youth is going to be attracted to

03:51:54.320 what you tell them not to be attracted to and this is what i think is uh in a way the spirit rising

03:52:01.040 from the grave right because the aesthetics and the appeal of our message is something that is has been

03:52:10.240 like sealed off and treated as this verboten part of the aryan psychology so you have these young men

03:52:17.440 growing up and it was back in the day it was like you know smoke grass and be a degenerate and that

03:52:24.240 was you know oh you're not supposed to do that it's punk rock man stick it to the man man and uh now it's

03:52:30.400 you know the the degeneracy is encouraged by by the social construct so what are you going to do how

03:52:37.600 are you going to seek out that uh thrill of of the alternative um can i interrupt because i just want

03:52:44.080 to say something though yeah well you know younger generation you know that you guys some of you guys

03:52:49.920 grew up with the world in your hand okay now that technology was probably put out as a control mechanism

03:52:55.760 for the most part but what it what it allowed was smart white people men and women you can't lie to these

03:53:06.400 kids you know your bullshit's not going to work because they know the real history and you know

03:53:12.960 there's you know nick fuentes i mean i don't agree with everything he says i don't know you know really

03:53:17.040 you know i'm not going to get into him but you know a 15 year old can sit his parents down now and say

03:53:21.840 look look at this this is history how are you going to deny the truth and i think a lot of you guys

03:53:30.640 you know there's a resentment that is building and uh like i said i don't know what's going to

03:53:38.720 happen or cause it but something major will change and it's going to be i think it'll be something we

03:53:44.560 had no idea was going to start it you know we don't know we're living history you know the people back

03:53:49.120 when world war ii started they didn't know that what they were going through was going to start and end

03:53:53.600 like it did i mean so you know who knows but i i think you know sometimes people my age you know

03:53:59.840 we bust uh you know we we talk junk about the younger generations not being as hard or strong

03:54:05.440 and in some cases that's true but damn they're smarter you know i mean back in the 90s i bought

03:54:12.400 the behold the pale horse book when it came out paperback still got it that was like i want to think 92

03:54:18.480 something like that 93 and that was as far as you could get really conspiracy wise you know unless

03:54:24.000 you could read you know and you were you were considered crazy you know i mean y'all that's just

03:54:28.880 not real you know he's just trying you know and now here we are you know call it the great noticing

03:54:35.600 whatever you want to but i mean they're putting it on such display now you'd have to be stupid or

03:54:42.240 dumb or just you know being blind on purpose not to see what's going on so i think a lot of the

03:54:47.600 younger men and women are gonna have figured it out and i don't think they're gonna play the game

03:54:52.560 and i don't think they believe in losing so

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