In this episode, we discuss why reposts are the lowest effort form of social media. We also debate who is the best at reposting a quote with a quote that has some white power fire and a competition to see who has the most reposted it.
01:40:34.100And we've got a hand or two, but I just want to add to that, Richie, I've long said that the economic component of National Socialism is one of the top issues that you can make inroads with white communists.
01:40:48.620So that, I've said that this is like your computer of these midway communists, the white ones in particular, when you agree with them, and if you look up the party platform a lot, I'm not sure what these communists believe.
01:41:00.840But there's a lot of overlap, particularly it scrambles the economic computer of these midway communists, the white ones in particular, when you agree with them.
01:41:10.880And if you look up the party platform a lot and say, hey, look, we have more in common than just this Israel subject.
01:41:18.180We have more in common than a lot of things.
01:41:19.880A lot of these people on the left, these young people, they're not really communists.
01:41:22.940They don't know what the fuck they're doing.
01:41:24.320My goal is just to get up there and say, hey, look, we have more in common than just this Israel subject.
01:41:32.000We have more in common than a lot of things.
01:41:32.500I really do, and we can pull more in common than a lot of these people on the left, these young people, they're not really communists.
01:41:36.460I think it just takes a little bit of bravery to be candorous and to be honest with yourself to come over to our side.
01:41:44.880It really boils down to whether or not you can acknowledge the race issue.
01:41:48.320As soon as you can acknowledge the race issue and embrace it, we don't really have that much to be candorous and to be honest with yourself to come over to our side.
01:41:58.740It really boils down to whether or not you can acknowledge the race issue.
01:42:02.320And as soon as you can acknowledge the race issue and embrace it, we don't really have that much to divide us.
01:42:09.740I think that immigration, not only are they replacing white people out of some ethnic grievance, but they're also doing it to bring cheaper labor here to drive down wages.
01:42:17.560When I argue with Mitty, it's a perfect synthesis of immigration, right?
01:42:22.520So if you make the point that immigration, not only are they replacing white people out of some ethnic grievance, but they're also doing it to bring cheaper labor here to drive down wages.
01:42:31.840It's a perfect synthesis and consistency on the economics of nationalism and appealing to a more left-wing intuition and stuff like that.
01:42:42.180It's a perfect consistency, a perfect synthesis.
01:42:46.900Yeah, I agree 100% with what Richie just said.
01:42:49.480Sorry, Doomernat, what was your name again?
01:43:38.800And you mentioned that there was a security guy, but this question is to Richie, I believe, because you were saying something about the internal affairs of your filming.
01:45:00.340The guys in this space, they know where I want to take this.
01:45:03.740Some security with them, too, because that would be professional and great on your side.
01:45:07.200But that was very professional and great on those guys.
01:45:09.420And I was hoping that you would have had, you would have affirmed that one of our guys had some security with them, too, because that would be professional and great on your side.
01:45:19.720But I'm really, really happy to hear that you guys were placed in a position to both educated and lucidated.
01:45:26.160I have a very long, lit tactics and strategy to go through a lot of this stuff while I disavow any kind of, you gentlemen put yourself in a position, you guys were placed in a position.
01:45:37.500But I always say, and I'll land it here, guys, is that if we want to talk to these, whoever, if we want any kind of, you gentlemen put yourself in a position, you've been extricated yourself very well.
01:45:50.380I always say, and I'll land it here, guys.
01:45:52.780But when you do go to their world, there are all kinds of rules to play by, and those dudes were obviously very professional grade, as I want to say.
01:46:00.460And I'm just happy that you guys were in the mix.
01:46:03.180And both of you gentlemen seem to be very, very well-educated.
01:46:06.200And both of you gentlemen seem to be very, very well-educated, and you're both very good speakers, and so I'm glad that I got a chance to listen to a little of your position.
01:46:27.440Right, and placing yourself at the mercy of the manipulators.
01:46:37.340I mean, it is a very strong position on this, which we agree to, in terms of holding these discussions at these debates and how we come out wins.
01:46:46.960So, in fact, we talk about this a lot.
01:46:51.040For them to get the Nuggets and the Ws in those spaces that they have, in terms of holding these discussions, these debates, and how we come out wins.
01:47:00.940So, in fact, their ability to think on the fly and have these firm convictions in what they believe in, to be able to sit in that hot seat and take that two minutes.
01:47:15.780Yeah, I thought I elucidated that, you know, previously.
01:47:32.180I'm definitely down with the guys engaging with any of us.
01:47:40.100Would you agree that they did a pretty good job with that?
01:47:41.920Yeah, I thought I elucidated that, you know, what I'm going to say.
01:47:45.280I'm definitely down with the guys engaging with any of us.
01:47:49.680And that's an interesting and often this position.
01:47:54.020If we have guys in that world, you're not always able to bet the very best speakers.
01:47:58.660And the guys that apparently come off real, real strong, right?
01:48:02.580But when you're in that position, we win an almost 10 per 10 scenario.
01:48:07.460Because I've been in so many of these situations.
01:48:09.420You're not always able to bet the very best speakers.
01:48:12.240And the guys that apparently come off real, real strong, right?
01:48:15.980But when you're in that position, we win almost 10 per 10.
01:48:20.100We've always, I've been in so many of these situations I've seen top dogs, I don't support, you know, facing off with some of the most vicious anti-wives or anti-Americans or anti-Americans really.
01:48:33.300And they've always, one, and to you two, Richie and Joseph, I don't support debates, but debates can on occasion be used if, one, we control the venue.
01:48:46.180But within the context of that conversation, very good in asking questions because debates are useless, guys, of what's profitable, then you don't know what you're talking about, okay?
01:48:56.220The best is that we have proper conversations, but within the context of that conversation, the only way that your moderator has to be top-notch.
01:49:04.160And if you guys think that a conversation sounds pretty lame in terms of an investigation or some kind of public dissertation is through a conversation, it's the questions that are asked that they would recoup either a victory or a loss in terms of an investigation or some kind of public dissertation as far as I'm concerned.
01:49:25.160But at any rate, I tend to go off on this, Richie and Joseph, that delivers the proper response.
01:49:30.620But there is a lot to be said about you guys holding your own.
01:49:33.620Maybe there's a case for that in academia.
01:49:39.120But at any rate, I tend to go off on this, Richie and Joseph, said, okay, so I want an official first print production of these tapes.
01:49:47.360But now you're kind of in a particular specific bargaining position.
01:49:52.480I don't know if you lads did that or not, but the next time around, if you said, okay, so I want an official, a contract first print production of these tapes,
01:50:00.820they can be 30 feet away, because I've had professional camera crews in Europe, and part of that is done either through contract or through camera footage that you buy from them.
01:50:34.740Because if they see that you're professional grade, and you keep sane and doing what you're doing, and it's kind of like this weird professional grade competition, they're going to be produced on your own.
01:50:46.180If they don't go ahead and do this, don't let them come into the studio, you can bring your camera crew and all that, and you keep sane and doing what you're doing, and it's kind of like this weird professional grade competition,
01:50:57.620they're going to go, okay, so we're going to go ahead and do this.
01:51:01.380If you have to put up, you know, $2,500 or $5,000 or whatever it is, you can bring your camera crew and all that, and, you know, at your own studio, even if it's only for 90 minutes,
01:51:09.280and then next time you have to sit down, you know, move in your studio, even if you have to rent it, guys.
01:51:14.620If you have to put up, you know, $2,500 or $5,000 or whatever it is to rent, but, you know, your own studio, even if it's only for 90 minutes, go ahead and do that, and then to get professional grade, the interest is out there.
01:51:27.920They don't want to touch you guys with a 20-foot pole, because nine times out of 10, we win every single narrative.
01:51:34.500This is what I've been trying to discuss with some of the lads in here, and you're not getting any indications, create your own environment,
01:51:41.900where you can invite one of them, not for a debate, nine times out of 10, we win every single narrative, and control the dialogue.
01:51:50.960If that is the case, and you're not getting any indications, create your own environment, where you can invite one of them, not for a debate, in my opinion,
01:52:00.360have him put a conversation, have a moderator there, and control the dialogue, just like they'll do to you.
01:52:06.380And definitely have a security manager, a professional grade, ex-military, ex-law enforcement, whatever, have him present.
01:52:16.920Frank said something that was 100% true there, which was about controlling the narrative, and specifically, right now,
01:52:42.040they don't want to touch you with a 20-foot pole. Yeah, 100% true, there was this guy, he's one of these Zoomer liberals,
01:52:49.080he's 100% true there, which was about controlling the narrative, and specifically, right now, they don't want to touch you with a 20-foot pole.
01:52:58.180And he challenged you to debate me publicly, and I said, okay, set it up with a neutral moderator, and I'm pretty sure he actually works with the DNC.
01:53:08.180And then he completely backed out, he completely, he deleted all of his tweets, and he completely challenged me to debate me publicly, and I said, okay, set it up with a neutral moderator, and you actually do have to control the narrative, because these people know,
01:53:22.360and then he completely backed out, he completely, he deleted all of his tweets, and he completely backed out of it, and they're sitting dogs, they actually can't really compete, and go against the things that we say.
01:53:34.480Well, these people know, if you do it on a neutral platform, or even your own platform, where they can't control it, they're sitting dogs.
01:53:42.760They actually can't really compete, and go against the things that we say, and it's because we're correct, we're correct on almost every issue.
01:53:51.940It was damage controlled, that's exactly what I was going to get into.
01:53:56.260So, like I said a little bit earlier, and like what Frank said, we do dominate, you can tell by the landscape of ideas that you guys participate in the game of chess when it was damage controlled the entire time, every single time.
01:54:08.760So, like I said a little bit earlier, and like what Frank said, we do dominate the landscape of ideas that you endeavor down this road,
01:54:17.440and for a card that is much bigger than it sells every single time.
01:54:22.180So, yeah, Richie, Joseph, you guys did spectacularly with what you did, and I would like to see you guys in that field, again, as much bigger they have the courage to allow you to come back.
01:54:35.580Yeah, Richie, Joseph, you guys did spectacularly with what you could, and I would like to see you guys in that field, again, if they have the courage to allow you to come back.
01:54:48.080I've got a question on the format, this might be a midwit take, but what's up with that running to the chair, Jack?
01:54:54.760Hang on there, just to put your hand on.
01:54:56.220No comment, I can't say anything, I don't think we can say anything about that.
01:54:59.900We'll do, yeah, just go ahead put your hand on.
01:55:01.260I've got a question on the format, this might be a midwit take, but...
01:55:04.140I mean, I guess maybe I'm overstaying on the format.
01:55:08.360Maybe answer this if you can and how you can.
01:55:09.880No comment, I can't say anything, I don't think we can say anything about that.
01:55:12.820How is it decided on who speaks and when?
01:55:14.760It's kind of out on camera, but the methodology is not really, it doesn't make any sense, like guys run into the chair, like that is on camera.
01:55:22.340Maybe answer this if you can and how you can.
01:55:23.960You know, if you can answer that at all or dance around that, I don't get that.
01:55:26.140How is it decided on who speaks and when?
01:55:28.560Because it's kind of out on camera, but the methodology is not really, it doesn't make any sense, like guys run into the chair, like that is on camera.
01:55:35.860By the way, earlier, I think that one gentleman said thank you, Richard.
01:55:38.380If you can answer that at all or dance around that, I don't get that.
01:55:41.200We're both from the South, but he's a little deeper.
01:55:46.920I can, but anyway, as far as responding to that particular question, we're both from the South, but he's a little deeper.
01:55:57.020We don't sound that, but anyway, just about nothing you see on that show is organic.
01:56:04.820As far as responding to that particular question, there is so much direction in the most bureaucratic way possible without giving away too much information in place.
01:56:13.780Just about this idea that it's just an organic free-for-all outside of those brief moments when you're actually sitting across from the person, there is so much direction in place.
01:56:24.560You have a director that says, hey, if I deem this idea that it's just an organic free-for-all outside of those brief moments when you're actually sitting across from the person, and even in that time, when you're not in the chair, it is completely 100% A, B, or C unacceptable, you're out.
01:56:44.360You know, if you see these flags going around you, they build this stress environment for you when you're actually in the chair.
01:57:18.540It's a format that has worked for the opposition for over 100 years, right?
01:57:24.860I mean, we've had like a small window, 20, 25 years, and this is another reason why when you go into their world.
01:57:30.900So if they're professional grade, if they're a student from the hip, you know, it's just the fellas, he happens to be a left wing, you know, you're on the right, or you're a nationalist, or a nationalist, or a nationalist, or whatever you think you are, but when it comes right down to it, the way Richard just described that, if they're a student from the hip, you know, it's just the fellas.
01:57:49.360Okay, so when you go into a professional world, you know, you don't whine, you're on the right, or you're a nationalist, or a nationalist, or a nationalist, or a nationalist, or a nationalist, or whatever the hell you think you are, right?
01:57:57.360But when it comes right down to it, the way Richard just described that, these guys are professionals.
01:58:02.360Okay, so when you go into a professional world, don't whine, don't cry, when they fuck you in your ass, because you literally are on their territory, this impasse, and that impasse, right?
01:58:14.360But as soon as you start doing that, nine times out of ten, the guy that set all this up, or the powers behind, you know, options for you to do to Ritchie and, you know, like, whenever you are dealing with a frontman like that, he's not a shot call.
01:58:28.360But as soon as you start doing that, nine times out of ten, the guy that set all this up, they have powers behind, because remember, they have to Ritchie and a narrative that they want to help create, right?
01:58:39.360And then we can go off on that for hours, right? It's real simple. Okay, so you're, once again, in their world, you can stopgap them here and there, but ultimately, they have control of the editing, a narrative that they want to help create, right?
01:58:53.360And then we can go off on that for hours, right? It's real simple. Okay, so you're, once again, in their world, you can stopgap them here and there, but ultimately, they have control of the board, they have control of the board, they have control of the environment.
01:59:09.360And even then, it takes a real professional guy who has done this, you know, a hundred times, maybe. Here's my last point. If you're going to do it yourself, there's a thing called scripting, Ritchie, and Joseph, he's very confident in his position, and even then, even the best of the guys can get messed up.
01:59:25.360No, it's not organic, but if you're going to put yourself in a real high-end scenario, here's my last point. Then, by definition, you're going to have to have a script. Does that mean you have to?
01:59:34.360It's a script, right? Or you can take the cheat way, which is, remember that, you know, committed to memory. In some cases, I know plenty of guys who do, they put a script to memory. They're an actor. It's their word. It might only be three or four points, but it's a script, right?
02:00:02.360Or you can take the cheat way, which is what I use all the time. I just write myself a synopsis with a few bullet points. I don't know, guys, you got some fucking real weirdos on the stage today, but if anybody plays with the soundboard again, you can lay that out.
02:00:19.460I was just fixing to ask, what the hell was that? It's a real quick dialogue. I don't know, guys.
02:00:24.900I'm just going to piggyback on that a little bit, though.
02:00:28.020You know, if anybody plays with the soundboard again,
02:00:32.820I was just fixing to ask, what the hell was that?
02:00:36.900I think, and I'm just going to piggyback on that a little bit, though.
02:00:41.260But with Connor saying what he said, here's the thing, I'm not making an excuse for anybody,
02:00:44.660for all of us to bring the episode and the impact of this particular episode, especially what happened with Connor.
02:00:50.080And I say that as someone who's been on the show, like I said, a few times, the reason why maybe from the outside looking in,
02:00:58.040it seems like, well, you know, why didn't these guys consider the optics?
02:01:01.080Why weren't they more, I believe, well-versed?
02:01:03.860And I say that as someone who's been on the show, like I said, a few times.
02:01:06.880The reason why I was going to get this level of viewership, and I'm being candid with you, it's because at no point in time,
02:01:17.620did any of us think it was going to blow up like this, extremely prepared for something that was going to get this level of viewership?
02:01:26.380It's because at no point in time, did any of us think it was going to blow up like this,
02:01:33.480maybe a couple pundits pick it up here and there, the recording, even some love, some hate.
02:01:38.680But ultimately, after a couple days, it blows over.
02:01:42.580So it really feels like when you're in there, and again, 24-hour window, maybe a couple pundits pick it up here and there.
02:01:49.280It might be like, here's my buddy over here, we're just talking shit, this guy's an idiot.
02:01:52.480But ultimately, after a couple days, it blows over.
02:01:56.480And so it really feels like when you're in there, and again, Joseph can help you out here, you're kind of like hanging out with your buddies.
02:02:59.700He was the one who admitted to being a fascist.
02:03:01.500He is an outrageously kind-hearted person.
02:03:03.180And I think it's one of those situations where if you're being pressed and your default mechanism is always going to be honesty at its most blunt, directive way, it's almost autistic, right?
02:03:17.520And I think it's one of those situations where if you're being pressed and your default mechanism is always going to be honesty at its most blunt, directive way, it's almost autistic, right?
02:03:31.320It's like that's kind of how he delivered it.
02:03:34.120You don't expect to be presented with specific questions, but when you do, you give an organic, radical response.
02:03:41.580And that was Conor's, that was his honest mistake, let's say.
02:03:45.980And because he did that, he may have alluded to some ideas.
02:03:49.980Like, you give him 10 seconds or he's out of that fucking chair, he's going to give you that first response that comes to mind.
02:05:21.480I have more empathy, especially for the younger crowd being on the chair, especially the first time.
02:05:25.840Because what happens is, in your peripheral, even though I'm relatively around the same age, I'm a little older, and I've been in these circles for a long time.
02:05:34.440I have more empathy, especially for the younger crowd being on the chair, especially the first time.
02:05:39.600Because what happens is, in your peripheral, you see these flags go up, right?
02:05:44.740And whether or not you can acknowledge them in the exact moment.
02:05:47.840So when somebody's presented with a question, like, you know, if you're doing right at the Holocaust, well, in our circles, you know, if you deny it or if you're skeptical of it, you'll get a round of applause.
02:05:56.340But if, let's say, for example, Conor was to say, oh, no, I 100% believe in the Holocaust, 6 million died, those flags are going right up, and he's out of that chair.
02:06:06.220You see that double-edged sword, and they know, and they know, and Medi knows.
02:06:10.000But if, let's say, for example, Conor was to say, oh, no, I 100% believe in the Holocaust, and so did you believe.
02:06:17.460Those flags are going right up, and he's out of that chair.
02:06:19.460Well, what I was going to say real quickly before I got to go and do something real quick, that's why I keep saying he's a bad-faith actor.
02:06:25.320One of the reasons why I do think that this is so viral is because of an idiot.
02:06:39.300One of the reasons why I do, now, but one of the reasons why it's so viral is because it is a shock to the system to hear somebody openly admit to holding fascist ideology.
02:07:03.460What I was going to say is what I've been able to draw is why it was such a popular episode.
02:07:09.460It is a shock to the system to hear somebody openly admit to holding fascist ideology.
02:07:17.460Or even as soon as somebody is starting to be a national socialist, right, these are things that the regime has propagandized that is outside of the two-party system.
02:07:29.460And as soon as somebody starts to, uh, it's going to go viral because a lot of people's sensibilities haven't quite been prepared to hear somebody say, hey, you know what, I am, some would say, a little bit more far right than what is allowed in the mainstream.
02:07:48.900I, I, I do hold an alternative perspective, and I, I do hold an alternative perspective, and I'm not going to cuss my principles just because I sit down and share for a YouTube show.
02:10:16.900I mean, the guy who started it, you know, he's a big, like, act blue guy.
02:10:19.900You know, I'm not saying anything against them, meaning that I believe he's a huge donor to act blue.
02:10:23.900Obviously I have my connections there.
02:10:25.900If you've been down that rabbit hole of what act blue does and where they distribute their money.
02:10:30.900But ultimately, the guy that started it, you know, he's a big, like, act blue guy.
02:10:34.900But, uh, in addition to that, everybody that works there, they're all just kind of like, uh, if you've been down that rabbit hole of what act blue does and where they distribute their money.
02:11:29.900I think that's where our talking points thrive because we have truth on our side.
02:11:33.900So while the left and the directors and the people working at that show think they're exposing Nazis and exposing fascists and kind of mocking and looking down their long noses at us.
02:11:46.900Because there's a lot of people that have never been exposed to this.
02:13:17.900I mean, you're in a very difficult position to be defending, you know, like, those talking points with that guy talking over you every five seconds.
02:13:28.900And I think it's really good just the fact that it further normalizes our talking points.
02:13:34.900And if I was to quickly add to that, you know, this is speculative.
02:13:39.900It doesn't matter what you want to say about him on an intellectual level, on a media training level, on like a big verbal articulation, multi-million dollar multi-year media contract.
02:13:49.900They're akin to formally training assets.
02:13:51.900So for any amateur or novice, it doesn't matter what you want to say about him, on an intellectual level, on a media training level, on like a job,
02:13:58.900that's a really good opportunity to effectively get the ring with a formally trained pro.
02:14:53.900I wanted to bring out one of the things that was discussed just now in the content and the talking points.
02:15:03.900Well, I guess another answer we're going to get to him.
02:15:07.900And why I reached out in the first place was one of the things that was discussed just now in the content and the talking points.
02:15:17.900This is kind of what led into this conversation here, Richie, and why I reached out in the first place was, you know, and the narrative of Native American.
02:15:29.900For me, Native American, I've been a Native American my entire life.
02:15:33.900It took me a while to realize that the Indians, the Negroids, the Aztecs that were born in Native American, I've been a Native American my entire life.
02:15:48.900And it took me a while to realize that the Indians for you, the Negroids, the Aztecs that were born in our country are not Native Americans.
02:16:02.900So that was one of the talking points that hit for you when you were in there.
02:16:07.900Can you tell us about that moment and then also, like, where you kind of get your basis for your position on Native Americans?
02:16:18.900I mean, you can see how impulsive I was in my response to him when he pointed that out.
02:16:22.900You know, the very first time I heard it, I remember thinking, yeah, you know what, not only does that obviously make sense, but for too many years, for so long, I couldn't really figure out all the ins and outs of what not only was dividing us, but what was separating white people effectively from feeling emboldened to protect and be one with this land in particular.
02:16:45.900And that can kind of leach out in different ways in the way you express yourself, but it all boils down to the fact that we have no stake in claim through verbal superiority by saying this is ours.
02:17:11.900My ancestors have been here from the 1500s.
02:17:12.900And that can kind of leach out in different ways in the way you express yourself, but clearly stating that you are Native American, as in this belongs to me.
02:17:20.900In addition to that, you know, as far as like basically saying my ancestors have been here from the 1500s and people that integrated into colonies, well, like, you know, lo and behold, as cheesy as this might sound, part of the reason why I feel this way is because, you know, I did do the accessory report.
02:17:36.900I actually paid for, like, the full paid service to go all the way back in 1570 to America.
02:17:57.900So when I say that, it's not an exaggeration.
02:19:15.900I think someone mentioned that Native American was a term used to describe Watts back in the 18th century.
02:19:26.900That was the original intent of the word.
02:19:28.900Besides the 1790 Naturalization Act had nothing to do with Indian's immigration law and law that was passed.
02:19:46.900But anyway, the only thing I was going to say was a white supermajority.
02:19:51.900Is that besides the 1790 Naturalization Act, the immigration law and law that was passed in the legal code was meant to preserve and to promote a white supermajority.
02:20:05.900Misogynation laws and all of the things like that.
02:20:06.900You can look at the Chinese Exclusion Act from 1892.
02:20:09.900What it means to be, what America means, of course, that is a European that's named after an Italian conqueror.
02:20:14.900And, of course, the settlers that came before.
02:20:16.900And, of course, you have Jim Crow and misogynation laws and all of the things like that.
02:20:20.900What it means to be, what America means, of course, that is a European that's named after an Italian conqueror.
02:20:29.900And, of course, the settlers that came before.
02:21:04.900At the end of the day, I really didn't believe that was going to get as much attention as it did.
02:21:08.900He understands the value of control in the narrative.
02:21:10.900And then when I dialed it back and I re-evaluated the position and realized that many double-downs and defining qualities that makes us a unique people, it's over for them.
02:21:19.900And they have the value of controlling words.
02:21:35.900I would argue that the concept of hyphenated Americans is actually rather new.
02:21:42.900There is really no such thing as hyphenated Americans.
02:21:46.900Americans were defined by our founding fathers very clearly.
02:21:50.900that the concept of hyphenated Americans is actually rather new.
02:21:55.900And I am of the opinion, I guess, there is really no such thing as hyphenated Americans.
02:21:59.900that are gracing us here with your presence.
02:22:00.900But anything that isn't defined in the 1790 Naturalization Act holds no claim to this land or even a right to be labeled a citizen naturalized or otherwise.
02:22:13.900You either fit the bill, you are mentioned in the 1790 Naturalization Act or you're not.
02:22:20.900Unless you've heard about the 1790 Naturalization Act you're sure that if that is the case where you're not mentioned in the
02:22:23.900naturalization act, well I hate to be the bearer of bad news.
02:22:29.900You either fit the bill, you are mentioned in the 1790 Naturalization Act, or you're not.
02:22:36.900And if that is the case where you're not mentioned in the Naturalization Act,
02:22:41.900well I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but you aren't an American.
02:22:44.900Our founding fathers are often channeled in so many different talking points, especially by our enemies, and without going down the rabbit hole, I'm pretty sure that you guys totally understand where I'm coming from, that our identity was laid out by the founding fathers in anything that has passed in laws or acts since then, and without going down the rabbit hole too far, I'm pretty sure that you guys totally understand where I'm coming from.
02:23:13.340Yeah, we're going to get to some hands here.
02:23:15.700I know Byzantine and Reputation have been waiting a while, I want to be quick with you guys, Bobby Thorne is, I want to get to Bobby here, so thank you for that question.
02:23:27.720Yeah, we're going to get to some hands here, I know Byzantine and Reputation have been waiting a while, and I'd love to get his questions in here too, so Byzantine, go ahead for your patience, I want to get to Bobby here.
02:23:39.240Bobby did a long thread on Jubilee, and went down through the funding tunnels and rabbit holes there, and I'd love to get his questions in here too, so Byzantine, go ahead for your patience, we're going to go with you first here.
02:23:52.800...participating in the Jubilee debate, I think you guys, first of all, more greetings from the Netherlands, from Exynos specifically, yeah, so generally I just want to make some short comments and then we can move on, especially you guys, I have a little bit of mixed feelings about the Jubilee debate,
02:24:08.240I think some of you guys did pretty well, yeah, so generally I just want to make some short comments and then we can move on, I have a little bit mixed feelings about the Jubilee debate, I think some of you guys did pretty well,
02:24:25.240...wasps, white Europeans, for example, you are just speaking about introducing the term Native American, or rather that Mahdi was so frantically trying to disavow, disavow, no, no, no, you're not a Native American,
02:24:41.240I think what Richie says is really onto something, yeah, the words have a lot of power, definitions have a lot of power, and I think this is the first time that I have seen, like, disavow, disavow, no, no, no, you're not a Native American, I think what Richie says is really onto something, yeah, the words have a lot of power, definitions have a lot of power,
02:25:03.240...wasps, et cetera, and I think this is the first time that I have seen, I feel, yeah, I feel this is kind of a watershed moment, that's very good, that's very good,
02:25:12.240...is being reclaimed by people of, like, European origin, wasps, et cetera, which is, like, really interesting to see because I feel, yeah, I feel this is kind of a watershed moment, that's very good,
02:25:26.240...it's a little bit of a two-edged sword, it's a little bit of a two-edged sword, and the fact that he said, like, very openly and bracingly, like, with a big smile on his face, like, yeah, I'm a fascist,
02:25:36.240...it made the Jubilee video go very viral, which is, in and of itself, like, a good thing, because you want exposure, like, very openly and bracingly, like, with a big smile on his face, like, yeah, I'm a fascist,
02:25:50.240...it made the Jubilee video go very viral, which is, in and of itself, like, a good thing, because you want exposure from, like, the labels that are going to be...
02:26:00.240...on the other hand, I don't think this is the way of pushing over me, though, personally, I feel like people have been through 80 years of government-sponsored from, like, the labels that are going to be...
02:26:14.240...that are going to be pushed on you, because you must understand that we live in a society where people have been through 80 years of government-sponsored from propaganda against those words, because people don't generally know anything about political theory.
02:26:30.240...just push the very, very difficult, the very difficult uphill battle to, like, reclaim or redefine those terms.
02:26:38.240...the leftists want to put on you. What I personally would do is just, because people don't generally know anything about political theory, just push the policies that we want, without embracing the label that leftists want to put on you.
02:26:52.300Thank you. Yeah, and it looks like we lost Richie. Joseph, do you have any response to that on either end there?
02:27:00.040Oh, well, number one, thank you for the con words.
02:27:05.660Thank you. Yeah, it looks like we lost Richie.
02:27:07.920I like Ponce, do you have any response to that on either end there?
02:27:12.920One thing I would have steered away from is name-dropping.
02:27:15.140Oh, well, number one, thank you for the con words.
02:27:18.600Second thing is, you know, that is, like you said, not a lot of people know Paul or Conner, and people who do know Carl Schmitt, they're going to be like, oh, he's a Nazi.
02:27:26.040All right, one thing I would have steered away from is name-dropping Carl Schmitt, or name-dropping the free enemy distinction.
02:27:31.400You know, you could just explain the concept if you're going to give a critique like that without actually name-dropping.
02:27:34.900Like you said, not a lot of people know political theory, and people who do know Carl Schmitt, they're going to be like, oh, he's a Nazi, I'm turning this off, I don't really care to listen to what he has to say anymore.
02:27:42.120Yeah, I'll pop in here. So, I know I just said this roughly about ten minutes ago, but you have to consider that Conner is terribly honest, directly honest.
02:27:52.620Thank you, I agree with what you said.
02:28:22.620It's application, and we're going to have to reclaim.
02:28:26.000So, to some degree, I agree that things should be strategic, there should be some tactful ways to introduce specific ideas in a political way, but let alone, it's like, it's application in a real world use.
02:28:39.940To some degree, I agree that things should be strategic, there should be some tactful ways to introduce specific ideas.
02:28:48.200I do it in such a way, and I say it in such a way, not to provoke aggression or outrage, or to even, like, install anything.
02:28:57.560It's literally just because I want it to be normalized.
02:29:00.960And believe it or not, crazy enough, what made me a fascist, not to provoke aggression or outrage, or to even, like, install anything.
02:29:11.340It's literally just because I want it to be sitting there.
02:29:14.960And believe it or not, crazy enough, what made me a fascist, mind you, I'm like, was in 2017, like, not a part of this yet.
02:29:24.080We were all, like, bunkered up in this dude's apartment, like, just sitting there, and one guy, and I'm listening to this guy talk, right?
02:29:31.480And he goes, like, this, I'm a little this, I'm a little that, and I'm a little fascist.
02:29:36.440Like, not a part of this yet, you know what I mean?
02:29:38.540Like, I'm embarrassingly an anarcho-capitalist at the time, like, just a fucking idiot.
02:29:42.480And this was years ago, and I'm listening to this guy talk, and he said it, but the way he said it was such comfort, the way he said it was such ease, the way he said it was such ownership, that, boom!
02:29:53.700That lit something in me, like, never before.
02:29:56.200Because what that told me was, if this guy understands something about something that's been told was such comfort, the way he said it was such ease, the way he said it was such ownership, and that's what literally lit something in me, like, never before.
02:30:10.120Because what that told me was, if this guy understands something about something that's been told is straight evil to me for so long, then maybe my understanding is not worth, and we have to reteach the purpose, meaning and treatment.
02:30:23.700So to some degree, I do agree that you should be a little tactful.
02:30:28.320And on the other hand, at some point, we are going to have to rival this position where we have to reclaim these words, and we have to reteach the purpose, meaning and true definition of these ideologies that we own.
02:30:40.300Hi, so I had a question, because Dumernet was on the space, or on the Jubilee.
02:30:45.580Yeah, and Reputation, get in there, there we go, Bobby, HG, and there, go ahead and Reputation.
02:30:52.600So I had a question, because Dumernet was on the space, or on the Jubilee, Chaotic Hermes, he had a part in the show, but it was cut.
02:31:05.120I think it's about the approach, because I think Hermes and Hindsepp had the same approach.
02:31:10.640Hermes just gets kicked off, and then Hindsepp, when you bring up the word fascist, immediately the next thing that's connotated is going to be Nazi Germany.
02:31:18.600I think it's about the approach, because I think Hermes and Hindsepp have the same approach.
02:31:23.640But then you're going to be bringing up the entire, and then Hindsepp, weight of that label.
02:31:27.440When you bring up the word fascist, immediately the next thing that's connotated is going to be Nazi Germany and stuff like that.
02:31:34.520It's like the left-wing spaces, but then you're going to be bringing up the entire weight of that label.
02:31:42.660So I think the issue with the Jubilee video is that, it's like the left-wing, they're trying to convince spaces, because on the right, you have people like Charlie Kirk, Dan Lazarian, and Warren, and stuff like that.
02:31:58.120He's going to say that, which is, a lot of people have that position.
02:32:01.320When it comes to those spaces, they're what they call fiscally liberal, socially conservative, so there is a tact on how to approach it.
02:32:09.920So you're just dealing in a hostile space, because even Hermes probably approached it the way that a lot of people wanted to approach it, which is honest and direct, and telling this guy, hey, you're not necessarily looking out for the best interests of Native Americans.
02:32:25.180Hey, Reputation, we're just doing some questions here, so just, I appreciate it, but we do have a lot of hands-on, so you just want to get a question for Richie or Joseph here.
02:32:44.880Hey, Reputation, we're just doing some questions here, so just, I appreciate it, but we do have a lot of hands-on, so you just want to get a question for Richie or Joseph here.
02:32:58.660For example, you'll have a secular talk cover some segments from Nick Wendez and stuff like that, but there's still not yet a right-wing sphere, if you don't count Alex Jones, where these ideas can actually have a platform.
02:33:12.720You have people like Reagan points that have reporters at the White House that are actually getting their questions there, but there's still not yet a right-wing sphere, if you don't count Alex Jones, where these ideas can actually have a platform.
02:33:27.540You have people like Reagan points that have reporters at the White House that are actually getting their questions there, and we don't yet have a direct platform.
02:33:36.060What was the closest thing you would consider is comments, if you can recall, and then the thoughts on the left-wing Alex Jones, but on the left-wing, there's no bridge, I think, to sell our ideas.
02:33:47.420So that's my question is, how are you guys going to get through this gate?
02:33:51.680If I could interject super quick, I think we have Hermes coming on after this show.
02:33:57.400Because the perfect left-wing is a person that agrees with us.
02:33:59.380So that's my question is how are you guys going to get through this gate?
02:34:02.240I'm not going to say anything that he said.
02:43:08.960And then at the end of the day, they still go back to the same exact routine that they have been doing.
02:43:13.040I think that there are certain groups jerking off, whatever the fuck it is, there's no real radical movement towards a position to see ourselves in.
02:43:20.920And there's other groups out there that are doing a better job.
02:43:23.620But we have to take control of that as well.
02:43:26.720We have to show these young guys that have taken agency for oneself.
02:43:30.800And being a good example of a representative of your race for your people is equally important.
02:43:36.960And then I think by way of doing that, we control the future.
02:43:40.680We have to show these young guys that taking agency for oneself and being a good example of a representative of your race for people is equally important.
02:43:50.760And then I think by way of doing that, we control the future and we control that shift.
02:43:56.720As far as my background is concerned, at that time, Ben Shapiro wasn't that well-known.
02:50:07.820I was watching, but other than that, I think you did a good job battling with him.
02:50:13.040And I was just kind of thinking about language and keeping things simple, you know, all this, you know, what you're talking about as far as working and organizing and getting the youth involved.
02:51:24.140It's not really like, and he said, I'm a white racial separatist.
02:51:29.020And that to me was like, do the Christian thing.
02:51:31.460You fall into the whole Jews or chosen people trap.
02:51:34.200And I just think that Metzger was way ahead of his time with national socialists.
02:51:38.860It's not really like, it's kind of like Hitler.
02:51:41.080You fall into the whole, you know, Holocaust trap.
02:51:43.200are white then you get and we are racial do the christian thing you fall into the whole jews i
02:51:47.380think that's chosen i honestly think that's and i just think that's a better strategy than way ahead
02:51:51.500of his time with describing or fascists or white this is racial and the more and more people that
02:51:57.540hear that we are white um i do want to say i want to look more into and we want separation if he has
02:52:01.740a podcast i think that's i honestly think that's a better strategy than saying you're freaking or
02:52:08.180fascist right son of a gun you're white 19 years old you have your wits separation now what's about
02:52:12.920you but uh i do want to say i want to look more into richie stuff if he has a podcast my whole
02:52:17.780audience is loving it check out his organization you know i would have like put your hand down
02:52:21.680you're freaking like psych bright bright son of a gun you man you know that's my only question
02:52:26.360everything else really well and you have a phenomenal job with that guy just i mean you
02:52:31.760crushed it my whole audience was loving it the only thing was just you know i would have like put your
02:52:36.140hand out and hold it back a little bit and like his arm like went fully
02:52:39.760yeah um if you see me if you see me joseph can i can i tell them his hand i like did like a more
02:52:50.180handshake and i pulled him a little bit like his arm like went across like shook it so when you grow
02:52:55.660up in specific states um in this country um from a very very young joseph can you were taught
02:53:01.620like certain mannerisms including handshaking where you're not really so when you grow up
02:53:09.840it's specific states it's so designed from a very very young age to be courteous i make jokes about
02:53:16.400mannerisms because i'm so courteous i'm like i'm like the guy where he's like you're literally pulling
02:53:22.280over like oh yeah i'll change your tire to the fucking illegal immigrant you know please leave my
02:53:26.980country but i'll change your tire you know it's really because i'm so crazy i'm like i'm like the
02:53:34.040guy raised in who's like literally pulling over like oh yeah i'll change your tire it's a blessing
02:53:38.620and a curse you know please leave my country but i'll change your nice and you're nice and you're
02:53:42.620you know but it's it's really because of people take politeness as weakness and the places we're
02:53:48.300raised which is why like you know for like for example with many it's a blessing and a curse you know
02:53:53.800because while you know you're probably five or six times every time you did you know i basically
02:53:58.340told him in a polite way you shut the hell up i'm talking um and so that's one thing you gotta do
02:54:03.420with these people like for example meddy meddy you gotta be you know when i was talking kind of
02:54:08.120like what hc say i mean probably five or six times every time i did you know i basically told him
02:54:12.680like speak with white mannerisms i'm talking i saw i think it was and so that's one thing you gotta
02:54:17.160do with these people you gotta be firm but he went on this rant you gotta be you know white dudes
02:54:21.300are wiggers now and it's cool to be a white guy be fucking white be proud be who you are
02:54:26.840speak with white mannerisms um i don't i think it was don't nick fuentes don't compitulate i don't
02:54:32.040know y'all about him but he went on this rant about like you know white dudes are wiggers now
02:54:36.160and it's cool to be a white guy be fucking white be proud be who you are be exactly who you are um
02:54:42.880don't don't yeah we all agree with don't compitulate be proud of who you are my politics
02:54:47.800and uh be unapologetically personally you know it's a like you guys are talking about it's an
02:54:52.880educational experience there's a there's a path to be walked in a and uh and a progress yeah we
02:54:58.320all agree with that here from a place you know where politics we're just white trains to help
02:55:04.140the lesser and it's a and that you guys are talking about it's an educational experience
02:55:07.860there's a path to be walked against us so it's now it's different made in this and we all come
02:55:13.420awareness consciousness where you know we're trained to help the lesser you're out there
02:55:19.220and that lesser happens to want to kill us you know it's funny you said that because i was actually
02:55:22.540a weapon against us i was actually talking now it's different uh thomas soul um and awareness
02:55:27.840and he's going to he's supposed to be if he's listening to this he's supposed to be my first
02:55:33.040guest uh you know it's funny you said that because i was actually um but we're about two
02:55:37.740weeks i was actually talking so uh we need to jump on there and get that going because i am going
02:55:42.160he's going to he's supposed to be if he's listening to this he's supposed to be my first guest of the
02:55:47.860podcast and i can send you some that's going to be interesting we uh in my group we actually write
02:55:54.800a lot of essays i am going so if you like reading me i'm not just interested in that
02:55:58.720we have plenty of them we'll link up uh probably through telegram and i can send you some of my
02:56:04.160work and maybe it'll be stuff you're interested in we uh in my group we actually write a lot of
02:56:09.060essays so if you like reading if you're interested in that uh hit me up yeah we're big fans you guys
02:56:15.000uh and again we do this monday through friday 11 a.m to 7 p.m eastern time with some uh bookends
02:56:21.420on the ends of those uh on certain days today being one of those where we're going to i've seen you
02:56:26.060guys before i've seen you all yeah we're big fans you guys uh yeah and uh so feel free to
02:56:31.200take a spot here let's get tungsten in here and then uh and joseph i know you have a on certain
02:56:37.460days today being one of those i've seen you guys before i've seen you all around before a time limit
02:56:42.580as well yeah you know yeah and uh so feel free to take a spot here let's get tungsten in here
02:56:48.420we'll do we'll do that let's get tungsten he's been very patient he's been a part of our
02:56:52.940are you um show here for the past week or so you know to be honest with you i was going to bounce
02:56:58.780about 3 15 my time so that's that's about perfect we'll do we'll do that let's get tungsten he's been
02:57:04.620very patient been uh he's he's been a part of our uh our show here for the past week or so uh
02:57:10.900offering some good content he's a very smart person go ahead and you were done well first of all
02:57:15.900that being said i have a question do you believe in light of what happened to connor
02:57:21.440that it might takes a lot of courage in the world of lawfare that we've seen unfold but and not to
02:57:26.840digress too much you think it might be beneficial to have contingency plans going forward so to
02:57:33.760mitigate some of the people that might in the world of lawfare that we've seen unfold and not
02:57:40.680i think it's always a good idea to have a lawyer if that's what you're asking i mean i think that's
02:57:44.240always a good idea uh going forward uh so one thing i would say people is uh let's say you know
02:57:51.240just someone anyone here goes on one of these shows they're being i think it's always a good
02:57:55.560idea to have a lawyer that's what you're asking i mean i think that's all in white governance whatever
02:57:59.240it may be i've heard fired from your job one thing i would say because of that is uh let's say
02:58:04.580what i would what i just thought of anyone here doesn't know for the legal experts they're being pro-white i
02:58:09.340I thought a good legal argument would be basically suing them off the basis of racial discrimination.
02:58:16.320Being like, you know, I'm just here saying they fired me because I'm a white guy.
02:58:20.880My politics are essentially based off of the fact that I'm white.
02:58:23.660I thought a good legal argument would be basically suing them off the basis of racial discrimination.
02:58:30.240But generally, I think it's always a good idea to have a lawyer being brushed up on the law.
02:58:34.240I'm a white guy, my politics are essentially based off of the legal system that we have to protect yourself from ending up with Connor and losing your job.
02:58:41.660I've always thought that was a good legal defense.
02:58:44.240But generally, yeah, I think it's always a good idea to have a lawyer be brushed up on the law, be able to protect yourself with the legal system that we have to protect yourself from ending up with Connor and losing your job, losing your livelihood.
02:58:56.520So the next thing is, do you think as we've seen with other groups who are experiencing challenges like RTTL, but maybe also having proud with them in the works of GoFundMe or Gibson Go might be a assistance for people who are losing salary, et cetera.
02:59:20.000I mean, for me, I realize not everyone's happy with the take he took, but I give them a pat on the back.
02:59:25.800One thing that I really like seeing with this Gifted Ghost stuff is, you know, what that essentially is, the biggest example is Shiloh Hendricks getting how much money she got.
02:59:37.800And then Connor, you know, he put out a gift to go.
02:59:40.000One thing that I really like seeing with this Gifted Ghost stuff is, you know, a lot, you know, what that essentially is.
02:59:47.640One of the biggest examples was, you know, Shiloh Hendricks getting how much money she got and then lost her livelihood.
02:59:52.940And then he put out a gift to go, got us as a collective, as a goal of what he wanted.
02:59:58.060So I actually think it's actually what it is.
02:59:59.680And it's actually a very beautiful thing to see.
03:00:01.840One of ours was, maybe they said they were a fascist or something, and then they started out with GoFundMe or Gibson Go and they get a bunch of money.
03:00:08.480Us as a collective, as a people, supported them.
03:00:11.180So I actually think it's actually a pretty revolutionary phenomenon of someone, maybe they said the end word, or maybe they said they were a fascist or something, and then they started out with GoFundMe or Gibson Go and they get a bunch of money.
03:00:23.080First of all, I want to say, Joseph, that was awesome.
03:00:24.380That's actually a bigger thing than people think it is.
03:00:26.520That's actually a pretty revolutionary thing.
03:00:29.260I'm sorry to say this, but now that I know that you're 19, like everything you say is extra awesome right now.
03:00:36.840First of all, I want to say, Joseph, that was awesome.
03:00:39.060Also, because I'm older, I have to throw in some black bills here.
03:00:42.960I'm sorry to say this, but now that I know that you're 19, like everything you say is extra awesome right now.
03:00:48.460I've been fired from two jobs, and part of the reason why I got on the court and honor for as long as I did the other day was because of this.
03:00:54.020Also, because I'm older, because I have to throw in some black bills here and some close friends that are faced the same exact persecution.
03:00:59.980I've been fired, obviously, for being pro-white.
03:01:02.460Now, the problem is, of course, is that we're not a protected class.
03:01:05.740So even if you want to argue the position of being fired under a racial prejudice, it's not something that's impossible, but these people know they can tie you up in a court for seven to ten years.
03:01:16.980The problem is, of course, is that we're not a protected class, so even if you want to argue the position of being fired under a racial prejudice, it's not something that's impossible, but these people know they can tie you up in a court for seven to ten years.
03:01:30.980I'm going to say this, part of what we mentor young men, and part of what I talked about, which is exactly their strategy, was there is, there are ways to basically create buffer zones.
03:01:42.720And I'm sure some of the guys here that are older understand these between you and, let's say, getting fired, or you and the protections of your employer, based off of your political position that can be leveraged against you at some point in time.
03:02:06.720There exists, and I'm sure some of the guys here that are older understand these, the whole point of starting like a workers' union party is to protect the interests of white people that are getting persecuted, fired, and losing their livelihoods, because of their beliefs being expressed.
03:02:21.100But in the meantime, there does exist strategy and way to sort of usurp the negative impacts that are aligned to knock us out of their way when we voice our opinion.
03:02:32.180Because of their beliefs being expressed.
03:02:34.660But in the meantime, there does exist strategy and way to sort of usurp the negative impacts that are aligned to knock us out of the way when we voice our opinion.
03:02:45.600So don't despair, you know, and maybe again, because now I feel like I'm marketing myself, but truly, if you're interested in learning about some of those things, just reach out to me.
03:02:56.520It makes me miss somebody who's a valuable voice in our world, but I've seen it kind of like dip out of the scene because I've seen personal family members express their beliefs and lose union jobs that they've had for 20 plus years.
03:03:11.540So this is a real issue, and it's what the left has been leveraging against us for years.
03:03:17.680I've seen personal family members express their beliefs and lose union jobs that they've had for 20 plus years.
03:03:25.200So through the legal system like I'm a lawyer, I don't know how practical that is, but come to me and I can maybe teach you a couple of things.
03:03:31.460I would argue for since the 19th century.
03:03:35.320Yeah, I was just going to say I've got to head out.
03:03:37.880As far as leveraging through the legal system like I'm a lawyer, I don't know how practical that is, but come to me and I can maybe teach you a couple of things.
03:05:13.300But there is a certain section there about workers, white workers, and all that.
03:05:17.720This has kind of done its thing over the years.
03:05:20.780But I like where you're headed, Richie, and I like the fact that you were very circumspect.
03:05:26.040You said you were going to hold off and I'm going to watch this video because I haven't seen you guys in a Dr. Phil kind of a scenario.
03:05:34.420I'm actually really interested in how that went off.
03:05:38.340But with that being said, I'm going to put some of my writing away, and I'm going to watch this video because I haven't seen you guys in a Dr. Phil kind of a scenario.
03:05:47.900There's a lot of, not just myself, but there's a lot of guys who have done this many, many times.
03:05:53.520But with that being said, nothing changes, Richie.
03:05:57.340But the way our psychology works, the way the opposition works, it remains literally identical.
03:06:03.900There's a lot of guys who have done this many, many times, so just always bear in mind that you are not alone, number one.
03:06:11.080Number two, I am the way the opposition works, it remains literally identical from, you know, let's say 1,000 generations ago, right?
03:06:21.080So just always bear in mind that you are not alone, number one.
03:06:24.900The relationship between our people and our nation, this republic, the entire west, this is gaining a big, big bookmark out like you can really stretch through some of the dialogue that it might be flowing around here.
03:06:52.900But if you start to refocus, perhaps, some of your personal attention in the narrative going forward, I'm sure all you have to do, Richie, is kind of a cheat sheet.
03:07:03.040Throw in a left-wing commentator that might be floating around here or there, like with the, you know, some respect in the left-wing community.
03:07:10.040Don't ever be afraid to bring up one of our spokesmen, one of our writers.
03:07:13.940All you have to do, Richie, is kind of a cheat sheet.
03:08:16.180So, moving forward, if anyone knows of anyone, I mean, I was supposed to allow me to think that I'm stupid.
03:08:21.760If they think that they're going to win more speed over on me, and Connor said no, and they were like, well, without Connor, we don't really see a point.
03:08:30.160And, you know, I'll play dumb if I have to, because at the end of the day, if they think that I'm retarded, or if they think that I'm stupid, if they think that they're going to win more speed over on me, and my admission to, let's call it a desperate plea.
03:08:45.600No matter how silly it might look, and no matter how much criticism I receive from people on the right as well, which is extremely disheartening, by the way.
03:08:53.400My admission to, let's call it a desperate plea, is that no matter how silly it might look, and no matter how much criticism I receive from people on the right as well, which is extremely disheartening, by the way.
03:09:04.960That mold, and you know what, maybe he's got something going on that I want to look into, and they kind of seek me out, and they see what I'm about, and just a few guys that watch my content, and say, hey, I'm like this guy, then it's worth it.
03:09:17.160Because I don't know who those guys are.
03:09:18.300I kind of fit that mold, and you know what, maybe he's got something going on that I want to look into.
03:09:22.220And if they're better than me, then they kind of seek me out, and they see what I'm about, and I resonate with them, and boom, and they're on board, then it's worth it.
03:09:30.700Because I don't know who those guys are, and maybe one of them is ten times better than me if I'm lucky, and if they're better than me, then they're going to move on to greater and bigger things, and I'd love to give a shit about any of that.
03:09:41.860I give a shit about helping people, and help out people, and getting the right people on the right position.
03:09:48.360There's a lot of leveraging, return on investment, and what's going to make me money, and famous, and I don't really give a shit about any of that.
03:09:55.400I give a shit about helping people, and helping our people, and getting the right people in the right position.
03:10:03.240So that way that they can have an opportunity, even if it's one that I never get to see.
03:10:08.220We'd love to have you on there, and I'd love to have you on the show.
03:10:10.280Hey, real quick, before you leave, Richie, it's HTM, speaking through a White Rags account.
03:12:26.280A lot of us operating these info bubbles, although we know it or not, we're reaching people by and large to underestimate the reach of this stuff.
03:12:33.320So getting on a platform on a YouTube channel with several million subs, that reaches a lot of unfamiliar ears that don't know any of these talking points.
03:12:44.800And I think that both of these guys were kind of hitting at that.
03:12:47.380So getting on a platform on a YouTube channel with several million subs, that reaches a lot of unfamiliar ears that don't know any of these talking points.
03:12:58.760And I think that both of these guys were kind of hitting at that.
03:13:02.280That's a powerful thing in particular.
03:13:05.440So when you can break out of that in a way that you can't get out of this information that we operate on, it could be a really powerful thing.
03:13:24.340And, you know, adding to kind of like what Mythos was saying prior to you, Radio, and what HT was saying for a young man to be 19 years old and is articulate, well-informed, and, you know, adding to kind of like what Mythos was saying prior to you, Radio, and how Generations Icon is going to be leading the charge.
03:13:47.160For our young man to be 19 years old and is articulate, well-informed, and ready to hit the battlefield, and I think if we have folks like him in the woodworks on the battlefield, we've got a bright future for it.
03:14:02.000It's our job to raise up the next generation of combatants in order to re-seize our homelands, and I think if we have folks like him in the woodworks on the battlefield, we've got a bright future for it.
03:14:15.880But, you know, when it comes to – and we have fun, too, in a different way, but some of these younger guys, they're having fun doing this.
03:14:27.620You can kind of tell that from the way that they're describing it.
03:14:30.860This is – when it comes to – and we have fun, too, in a different way, but some of these younger guys, they're having fun doing this.
03:14:41.200You can kind of tell that from the way that they're describing it.
03:14:44.400But when you're young, you're able to get a hold of this ideology or even some sense of it and have a racial consciousness.
03:14:54.160I mean, imagine being to the bigger picture and knowing – but when you're young, you're able to get a hold of this ideology or even some sense of it.
03:19:26.280And when we do, and we like to keep torches in every city in America on the same day because we decided just to do something fun as white people.
03:19:36.820I mean, don't be surprised the world loses their shit.
03:19:39.260As much as, but, you know, it's really quick.
03:19:42.060So I just saw this, Charlie Kirk and TPUSA, you know, riding that wave of kind of that open format.
03:19:48.360And this is not, it's like a little kind of town hall and not even open format discussion.
03:19:51.980It doesn't matter what they're talking about as much as.
03:22:51.520This is everything that has been modeled for all of us by the lab for the last 40-plus years.
03:22:57.720If all of these things, including lawfare and all this, that is the business format that has to encourage all of you gentlemen to consider.
03:23:05.880I mean, literally for our, because without that, it's just going to be, you know, people just yahoo and become victorious.
03:23:12.080And so the whole idea has been to co-op, Charlie Kerr, that these guys have been pressing all this organization.
03:25:10.740Yeah, Frank, I do forewarn you, if you watch that, you're going to find yourself wanting to jump through the screen and strangle the guy who won't shut up and continues to interrupt everyone.
03:25:22.900It is great and informative for people if they care to get into the mind or at the very least the tactics of our enemies.
03:25:38.120Because like was stated so many times while we had our guests up here, it is great and informative for people if they care to get into the mind or at the very least the tactics of our enemies.
03:25:52.120Because like was stated so many times while we had our guests up here, they know that our talking points are winning talking points.
03:26:01.880So if we're giving a platform to speak uninterrupted, then their talking point falls flat and they lose.
03:26:08.880So you'll find if you haven't watched it before, who knows, maybe we'll have a white excellence roundtable where we put an awesome white nationalist in front of the seat and get a bunch of commies and we get to make them look like retorts.
03:26:23.180Yeah, Kirk's calling that a focus group.
03:26:53.180So like this, but he doesn't, Charlie Kirk really, he gets invited to the White House.
03:26:57.620Like, I mean, that is hard to be frank about it.
03:29:21.320And invite Posty and Bass Maiden and Hermes onto the stage as their special guest.
03:29:26.820So, I hope that you guys are strapped in for another great two hours of programming.
03:29:32.840However, if you want to come up and chat with us, tell us how you liked our presentation.
03:29:38.140How, uh, what are your thoughts about our guests that we had today?
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03:29:46.060However, if you want to come up and chat with us, tell us how you liked our presentation up above in the Eagles Nest.
03:29:53.840You can find out who is backing this program.
03:29:56.740And it's actually an interesting rabbit hole that he dove down.
03:30:00.220I do want to give a special shout-out to Bob and Foran for also stopping by.
03:30:04.340If you guys haven't checked out his thread up above in the Eagles Nest, you can find out who is backing this program.
03:30:10.960And I do want to give Frank some shout-out here for what he did at the end there, Frank, with Richie.
03:30:20.820And just firmly, but gently moving him toward a shout-out here for what you did at the end there, Frank.
03:30:31.380The idea of that, and I didn't bring it up firmly, but gently moving him toward that pro-white full embrace.
03:30:43.380And I've had this on my timeline now pretty significantly that, and we're not right-wing during the discussion here because of the nature of the conversation.
03:30:55.580But we've been pretty vocal, and I've had this on my timeline now pretty significantly that we're not right-wing.
03:31:20.460We're not in this dialectic between these ideas.
03:31:24.720The experience that we're under right now is who is white and has the ability to understand that the future is white.
03:31:33.800That our future is white, and we talked about this earlier today.
03:31:37.940I don't even think Rome had this direct attack by non-whites, moving into Sweden, moving into Germany, moving all over, building mosques everywhere they go.
03:31:50.860I don't even think Rome had this direct attack by non-whites, moving into Sweden, moving into Germany, moving all over.
03:32:02.800We're building mosques everywhere they go, building synagogues everywhere they go.
03:32:07.720And it's not going well for those who seek to destroy.
03:32:12.260And so as we're able to, those who can receive the message, we can deliver, hey, this is not right or left.
03:32:21.620It's not going well for those who seek to destroy.
03:32:25.700And so as we're able to, those who can receive the message, we can deliver, hey, this is not right or left.
03:32:35.160It is going to be white people, collectivizing.
03:32:37.500And that does nod to the young man, the 19-year-old.
03:32:41.080They're not going to save us as president.
03:33:49.880This is the prologue, which the prologue has begun making its way into the mainstream American.
03:33:55.120Ritchie says the subject of racial identity as a political tool.
03:33:59.380The primary racial identity of this conversation is that of white, western, stock.
03:34:06.120And then the next paragraph, which I'm not going to read, simply improduces, but with a twist.
03:34:11.800The primary racial identity of this conversation is that of white, western, stock, and then the next paragraph, which I'm not going to read, simply improduces the term that we've ever had.
03:34:26.140And that is our identity, our blood and bone, guys like Kirk, and all of these conservative gatekeepers, they don't want to use the only real tool that we've ever had.
03:34:39.620And that is our identity, our blood and bone, that is the only tool that we will ever need.
03:34:47.720Yeah, get on and admit those, for fuck's sake.
03:38:46.600A little bit of a different take because we're both from Tungsten and High IQ.
03:38:49.740So, to a certain degree, one could say that I'm almost maybe not a nationalist.
03:38:54.280Yeah, I mean, I quintessentially agree with everything.
03:38:56.340I think you guys are so much more important to the nationality, per se.
03:38:59.880And I know it's a very sad fact, but what is an American passport or a German passport worth at this point?
03:39:06.840So, to a certain degree, one could say that I'm almost maybe not a nationalist.
03:39:09.280I think that everyone can, unfortunately, call the nationality, per se.
03:39:13.920And I know it's a very sad fact, but what is an American passport or a German passport worth at this point?
03:39:20.940I think we'll be much better suited for coming decades, you know, because, you know, there's people that you can hand them whatever passport you want to.
03:39:43.980In regards to the struggle that's taken place over in Europe, the way that I choose to define my brothers on the opposite end of the aisle across the Atlantic is ethnic Germans will only be white people.
03:39:56.480Well, I'll tell you this, brother, in regards to the struggle that's taken place over in Europe, the way that I choose to define my brothers on the opposite end of the aisle across the Atlantic is viewed as an invading force that should be removed like a tumor.
03:40:11.740It is a cancerous force that is sent to destroy our countries, uproot us from our blood, from our soil, destroy our history, and essentially take over the body.
03:40:24.680It's what we've been experiencing here in the United States, but I would definitely say take us as a prime example.
03:40:42.880I stand in solidarity with you guys, I know that what you're experiencing, you know, is rather new in comparison to what we've been experiencing here in the United States, but I would definitely say take us as a prime example where they will be using the strategy that they've used against us where, you know, Germany is an idea and the UK is an idea, France is an idea.
03:41:07.920But that doesn't change the ethnic makeup of what this nation is actually comprised of.
03:41:12.820Granted, we are participating in a hyphenated government that is only in regards to the invasive force.
03:41:20.020There's no such thing as a black American, Mexican-American, Asian-American, Indian-American, Indian-American.
03:41:26.440So that's why an American is a white person.