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00:06:22.600 Hello, welcome to the Aryan Unity Show.

00:06:34.560 Good morning, Aryans. 0.70

00:06:41.380 It's white power time. 0.93

00:06:43.480 What is going on, Paul?

00:06:44.880 How are you doing?

00:06:45.620 Good morning.

00:06:47.400 Good morning, brother.

00:06:48.600 Good morning to all my beautiful Aryan family.

00:06:50.540 I was wanting to go fishing this morning, but it's got to rain again. 1.00

00:06:54.960 Oh, shit. 0.99

00:06:55.800 Yeah, it's getting cloudy here, looking like we got a couple days ahead of rain and, yeah, doing rain day things, you know. 1.00

00:07:04.380 But, I don't know.

00:07:05.760 We've had a good summer here.

00:07:07.160 It's been a good summer, long summer, hot summer, dry summer.

00:07:10.700 So, a little rain's not going to kill me.

00:07:12.640 But, yeah, definitely not good for fishing.

00:07:15.440 Definitely, that's true.

00:07:16.900 So, bummer.

00:07:17.880 Bummer.

00:07:18.080 But, hopefully, you get another chance this week or on the weekend or next week.

00:07:23.560 But, yeah.

00:07:25.120 You know me.

00:07:26.000 Every chance I can, I'm out there.

00:07:28.280 Oh, yeah.

00:07:30.160 Good stuff.

00:07:32.200 Yeah, so, I'm not sure.

00:07:35.260 I haven't even had a chance to check the timeline.

00:07:37.420 But, let's have a quick peek here.

00:07:40.660 Let's see what's going on.

00:07:42.900 Big headlines.

00:07:43.800 Apparently, the House Oversight Committee has officially subpoenaed the DOJ for the Epstein file.

00:07:55.440 So, who knows what the hell is going to happen with that.

00:07:57.940 It's just like, it feels like we're on a merry-go-round, you know?

00:08:02.960 And, it just keeps going around.

00:08:04.360 It's like, oh, here's the Epstein file.

00:08:05.600 Oh, never mind.

00:08:06.720 Here's the Epstein file.

00:08:07.600 Oh, never mind.

00:08:08.920 Here's the Epstein file.

00:08:09.720 Oh, never mind.

00:08:10.600 Oh, no, they weren't even real anyways.

00:08:14.260 Who knows what's going to come of that, right?

00:08:18.300 But, yeah.

00:08:19.380 What do you think about that?

00:08:20.180 That is crazy, because they tell us it doesn't exist.

00:08:25.100 And then now, well, we're going to subpoena somebody just in case they do.

00:08:29.660 Right?

00:08:30.300 Like, it kind of, it just exposes them even more.

00:08:33.780 So, yeah. 0.97

00:08:35.240 Or, it just could be just to keep the, you know, people there saying, hey, where's the fucking Epstein files? 0.97

00:08:40.080 We want to know. 0.95

00:08:42.440 But, yeah, apparently, that's the biggest news today.

00:08:44.620 Anyway, China is, there's some, there's some mosquito-borne virus that's surging in China.

00:08:56.680 They're saying 7,000 people in under 24 hours have this mosquito-related illness.

00:09:05.700 Probably a nothing burger.

00:09:07.680 But, you know, they're going to blow it out of proportion anyways and try and, you know,

00:09:11.060 take control of the people and their health and their well-being just for, you know, a scare tactic.

00:09:19.660 But the mosquito-borne virus has not resulted in any deaths or serious complications so far.

00:09:24.900 But they love to overblow these things.

00:09:27.560 So, who knows what it actually is, what's going on with that.

00:09:34.380 Yeah.

00:09:35.420 The, I don't see a whole lot else, really, this morning so far.

00:09:40.120 But I'm going to keep checking.

00:09:42.180 But, uh. 1.00

00:09:42.880 I would venture to say that's all bullshit. 0.99

00:09:45.760 Exactly, right? 0.99

00:09:46.880 They got to keep some stories to keep everybody not focused on these Epstein files and all sorts of other things.

00:09:52.940 So, yeah.

00:09:54.560 I mean, one thing that I have noticed is that the housing market is slowly declining.

00:10:00.900 There's a lot less interest in purchasing property at the moment.

00:10:05.920 So, there's a lot less demand, which hopefully will mean lower prices, you know, in some markets, right?

00:10:13.820 It's a good thing for renters, hopefully.

00:10:18.180 But also, it could be a bad thing for renters if they just decide to pass the cost of loss onto the, you know, onto the renters.

00:10:28.200 So, who knows?

00:10:29.480 It's, uh.

00:10:30.440 But it's definitely declining.

00:10:32.240 There's less and less interest.

00:10:34.880 Um.

00:10:36.000 Yeah.

00:10:37.420 I'm just going through here right now.

00:10:39.580 So, yeah, it feels like in the States that everybody's just done looking for houses right now.

00:10:48.580 I don't know.

00:10:52.400 Absolutely, yeah.

00:10:53.120 And I think a lot of people are seeing the writing on the wall that it's probably a good idea to save money now.

00:10:56.980 And, uh, you know, buying a house, uh, probably not a good idea at the moment.

00:11:02.880 And until, you know, because the market, the housing market is, like, really high right now.

00:11:07.980 So, um, it's like buying the top of the market.

00:11:11.720 So, people are avoiding that.

00:11:13.660 Um.

00:11:15.340 So, yeah.

00:11:16.200 It's, uh, I guess the big talk of the day is just these Epstein files.

00:11:19.900 Uh, you know.

00:11:22.220 Um.

00:11:24.620 Uh, it's about the time if it's going to really come out.

00:11:26.980 Uh, and, you know, if it actually does come out and there's some, you know, something going on, uh, who knows?

00:11:35.720 It could just be their way of, uh, ushering in the other party or whatever, or a new candidate.

00:11:40.740 And, yeah, it gets messy.

00:11:48.980 Yeah, it makes me wonder if they're, like, just, uh, just some more magic tricks, you know.

00:11:53.800 And, also, like, they might, there might be some good people that want to release it, but they're afraid of, like, mass panic. 0.95

00:11:59.200 Because, you know, there's some people out there barely hanging on that find out their hero is a rapist pedophile. 0.95

00:12:05.080 Like, I found out Tom Hanks was. 0.98

00:12:07.260 They're not going to be able to take it, you know?

00:12:12.020 Yeah, they're definitely going to be, uh, you know, trying to, uh, it's going to be, it's going to be an interesting thing to watch how they react to that, if that's the case.

00:12:20.660 You know, I mean, if, if that's released, um, as the, you know, consensus. 0.96

00:12:26.920 So, it's going to be an interesting, uh, interesting times ahead if they are actually going to finally, you know, release this shit to the public. 0.75

00:12:33.820 Or just, you know, maybe they'll try and keep it tied up in litigation so that they don't have to release it for X amount of time. 0.97

00:12:41.480 And, you know what I mean?

00:12:42.360 There's no, I guess if they start some kind of litigation, they can't release it technically until, uh, oh, is that, is that you?

00:12:55.900 Oh, one moment.

00:12:56.860 What's going on?

00:13:06.960 Mr. Talmud.

00:13:07.740 What's up, Maga?

00:13:11.860 What's going on?

00:13:12.820 Good morning.

00:13:13.460 Good morning.

00:13:14.080 Good morning, Maga.

00:13:14.920 What's going on?

00:13:19.580 Another day in paradise over here.

00:13:21.760 You know, I don't have to go into work till a little bit later.

00:13:24.860 So, you know, I got some time in the morning.

00:13:27.380 I'm going to hang out with my favorite people.

00:13:33.840 Hell yeah.

00:13:34.820 What's going on, Adam?

00:13:36.720 Adam, go ahead.

00:13:37.680 I don't know if you got, I mean, if you're speaking, but I can't hear you at the moment.

00:13:46.140 Can anyone hear Adam?

00:13:46.960 I can't, it says he's still requesting.

00:13:52.900 Oh, I don't even see him on the stage, to be honest with you.

00:13:56.340 Oh, might be glitching out.

00:13:58.000 Probably has to cycle back in.

00:13:59.940 So we'll get that in a moment.

00:14:01.900 But yeah, what, what you been up to, Maga?

00:14:05.140 Just keeping busy still?

00:14:07.660 Yeah, pretty much just working, trying to put in some hours and, uh, you know, um, make that money and whatnot like that.

00:14:16.960 Shalom, Goyim.

00:14:19.920 Shalom, Goyim.

00:14:21.320 Hi.

00:14:23.900 We missed you.

00:14:24.900 Shalom.

00:14:26.500 Good to hear you, brother.

00:14:28.860 Miss you guys.

00:14:31.000 We miss you too, bro.

00:14:34.420 Yeah, man.

00:14:35.280 I was like, for two weeks I was working, right?

00:14:38.320 And I couldn't come in here.

00:14:39.520 And one day I had off and I came in here hoping to, you know, hang out with WTF.

00:14:45.080 And, uh, yeah, he was, uh, disappeared like an Indian who got hit by a train, you know? 0.76

00:14:51.040 I'm glad to see Adam is here at least, you know, showing up.

00:14:56.080 Yeah, you got to sneak around.

00:14:57.520 So, yeah, I'll have things, uh, more figured out here, I believe, this weekend or next, uh, all.

00:15:10.140 Say that again?

00:15:11.000 We, we were getting a little bit of robot.

00:15:13.800 I said, I think I'll have some more, more answers, uh, figured out this weekend or next week.

00:15:21.600 Gotcha.

00:15:22.160 Gotcha.

00:15:22.560 Awesome to hear.

00:15:23.260 So, yeah.

00:15:29.140 What's new?

00:15:30.020 So, Adam, you been on the roof lately?

00:15:32.380 I haven't been what?

00:15:35.800 You been on any roofs lately?

00:15:39.160 Roots?

00:15:39.740 I don't know what that means.

00:15:41.700 He's not fan of claws.

00:15:43.600 Come on, Paul. 0.99

00:15:44.600 I've been doing a lot of, I miss him, I pee as lately, uh, doing a bunch of shit there. 0.98

00:15:57.700 Reading the Talmud, religiously, um, trying to find a nice Jewish gal, so. 1.00

00:16:06.640 You been, you been, you been beheading any of those chickens? 0.99

00:16:09.220 Have you made yourself an engagement ring out of a foreskin? 0.99

00:16:14.500 If you haven't done that, you haven't lived. 0.93

00:16:17.940 You're not living life.

00:16:22.220 Gotta sacrifice some of them chickens to, uh, clear your sins.

00:16:26.880 You know?

00:16:30.700 Yeah, drink the blood and then pluck the feathers.

00:16:33.460 Don't forget about shaking it vigorously over your head.

00:16:36.400 Exactly.

00:16:39.560 And then make chicken nuggets.

00:16:41.600 You gotta make the chicken nuggets.

00:16:44.740 Dino nuggies, come on. 0.99

00:16:47.200 Out there's something out there that I've seen that's pretty cool.

00:16:50.060 Uh, well, a few things. 0.99

00:16:52.240 Pretty fucky. 0.98

00:16:53.760 Um, that I've been watching lately. 0.99

00:16:57.000 A lot of mass shootings lately.

00:16:59.600 Um, and what else? 0.99

00:17:02.740 Um, they are banning fat niggas. 1.00

00:17:06.400 Biggers and people in EBT. 0.98

00:17:08.700 No more soda.

00:17:10.380 Pretty base.

00:17:11.960 Um, but, uh, if they find out that you are anti-Semitic in the area you live in on your social media,

00:17:21.300 and let's say a hurricane goes through,

00:17:23.620 Trump does not have to help you at all.

00:17:28.180 No, uh, disaster funding.

00:17:33.280 Yikes.

00:17:33.840 Does that include, does that include things like having Patriot Front help you guys out and just kind of canceling out the thing?

00:17:40.500 How does that work?

00:17:41.100 I don't really know how that works. 0.97

00:17:44.820 I mean, uh, it's pretty fucking illegal. 0.67

00:17:48.960 Um, so I don't know. 0.72

00:17:51.320 Another thing, too, is, um, we watched the, uh, new South Park episode the other night.

00:17:57.380 Like, holy shit, if no one has watched that yet, you gotta watch that. 0.97

00:18:02.280 Dude, they go, uh, they're going pretty ham on everything going on right now about Jews, Trump. 1.00

00:18:09.160 So, I mean, obviously we know what South Park is about, but they also don't give a fuck. 0.99

00:18:15.560 So, you guys gotta check that out if you haven't yet. 0.99

00:18:19.240 It's pretty fucking intense. 0.62

00:18:23.440 Where's the best place to watch that? 0.98

00:18:26.840 Uh, Amazon Prime, I think.

00:18:29.140 That's where I watched it.

00:18:30.480 Or, no, I don't know.

00:18:31.820 I think I had free ads.

00:18:33.560 So, I don't know what it was on.

00:18:38.080 I'll just have to download it.

00:18:40.880 Do you have an ad blocker, Paladin?

00:18:44.260 Do I have what?

00:18:45.560 Uh, an ad blocker.

00:18:48.720 Oh, yeah, of course.

00:18:49.500 Yeah, definitely.

00:18:51.520 All right.

00:18:51.940 You, you can go to freeprojecttv.cyou and, uh, they post pretty much everything.

00:19:01.700 You just stream it right from there.

00:19:03.600 You don't have to download it or anything like that.

00:19:05.920 It's just heavily littered with, uh, pop-up ads if you don't have a pop-up blockers.

00:19:10.900 Gotcha.

00:19:11.560 Yeah, no, I, I do, uh, I definitely do.

00:19:13.900 So, I'll have to check that out.

00:19:15.560 Before we get to Nunya, my daughter wants to tell all you, hey.

00:19:21.700 Hi.

00:19:23.980 White power. 0.98

00:19:27.320 Hello, hello.

00:19:28.260 Uh-oh, she got embarrassed.

00:19:30.820 Uh-oh, she got embarrassed.

00:19:35.680 Go ahead, Nunya.

00:19:38.280 Yeah, thank you for the mic.

00:19:39.400 I appreciate it, white power. 0.98

00:19:40.620 I just wanted to point out, uh, the previous speaker had said, uh, something about the, uh, you know, you have to support Israel to get the FEMA money.

00:19:49.760 That was backtracked.

00:19:51.160 Uh, there was a lot of pushback from a lot of people in the media, uh, obviously not from the people in the media, but pushback from people in general.

00:19:59.820 So, he was forced to backtrack on that, and, uh, you no longer have to support Israel.

00:20:03.900 It's in the bill now.

00:20:04.820 Uh, they struck it from the bill.

00:20:07.200 So, now you do not have to support Israel to get the FEMA money.

00:20:10.800 Just putting that out there.

00:20:12.900 Oh, thank God.

00:20:13.900 All right.

00:20:14.360 I'll take down my, is, uh, my Israel flag out in front of the house now.

00:20:18.600 But it seems like that.

00:20:23.840 Does that mean you gotta stop hiding behind the atom mask? 0.74

00:20:27.980 WTF might actually pop back up in the, uh, in the spaces?

00:20:32.940 You know what? 0.96

00:20:33.640 You know what would be fucking hilarious to have a Swazi on the one side of your doorstep, and then Israel, Jewish, you know, uh, Star David on the other side? 1.00

00:20:43.420 What a brain fuck that would be for everyone passing by. 0.99

00:20:46.240 No, no, you just need a double-sided doormat, and know who's coming to your house, you know? 1.00

00:20:52.000 You just, like, flip it over one side to Swastika, you flip it over the other side, you know, it's your arm.

00:20:59.520 Do it like the sports fans that say, house divided.

00:21:05.080 Or you could just put it on as a Jewish star, right? 1.00

00:21:08.220 And then if any, like, you know, fucking Jew bastards come over, you just be like, yeah, look, that's my support for Israel. 1.00

00:21:16.240 Look, I got the thing there. 1.00

00:21:17.800 You know, anybody else comes over, it's like, hey, make sure you wipe your feet on that fucking, uh, flag there on the fucking ground. 1.00

00:21:25.300 Just, uh, just to play it safe, I'll get a Star of David tattooed on my ass. 1.00

00:21:32.340 I'm liking it, I'm liking it. 0.99

00:21:34.000 Well, that's one play for you, sure, for Jews to see it. 1.00

00:21:37.780 Go ahead, Nanya.

00:21:41.840 Yeah, I was going to add to that.

00:21:43.700 So, um, you know, we discussed this yesterday when it first came down that, uh, he struck that part of the bill out.

00:21:49.740 Um, some people, some people were like, yeah, you know, this is, this is what we need and it's all good. 0.91

00:21:55.000 And then, uh, the, you know, the, I guess the, the side was brought up that, excuse me, this isn't actually something we should, uh, be cheering about because it shouldn't have went through in the first fucking place.

00:22:08.060 They tried to sneak this in on us and it was only once they were found out that it was struck down, uh, this, uh, kind of represents how the government's being run right now and Trump in general, uh, all politicians. 0.98

00:22:21.140 But, uh, the fact is that they tried to put it through and had nobody come out and said, no, this is bullshit. 0.99

00:22:27.360 They would have just went right under our fucking noses with it. 0.99

00:22:31.040 So it's, it's, it's kind of a win and it's kind of a fuck you to everybody because they shouldn't have put it up there in the first place. 0.99

00:22:39.260 We shouldn't have these politicians putting out bills to support, uh, some other nation other than our own. 0.83

00:22:44.900 Uh, and I've just, you know, wanted to make that clarification there.

00:22:49.820 But isn't that a good thing?

00:22:51.260 I mean, I think the more they start shoving it in Normie's faces, the more they'll start coming to our side.

00:22:56.140 Like what, why do I got to support another country?

00:22:58.340 And that, that's why I said it's, it's both good and bad because yes, it is good that we were able to, I say we, whoever noticed and, uh, you know, got the pushback from the government there and had it stricken was absolutely good.

00:23:13.500 But the fact is we have politicians in play right now that are trying to do this stuff. 0.88

00:23:19.860 And had we not noticed it would have went through and that is fucked up and we shouldn't have that at all. 0.89

00:23:28.340 Yeah, it's very dangerous. 0.97

00:23:33.560 They can sneak things in right under your noses there.

00:23:36.120 Uh, they do the same thing in Canada.

00:23:37.640 They just make a bill, you know, for this or that.

00:23:40.600 And then they slip in a whole bunch of things.

00:23:42.540 And next thing you know, there's tampons and a men's bathroom. 0.99

00:23:46.900 So yeah, just goes to show, you know, we gotta, we gotta keep on.

00:23:50.620 No, but, but you gotta support the happy puppies bill, you know, because if you don't, you don't like happy puppies and who doesn't like happy puppies.

00:24:02.180 So, you know, vote for this happy puppies bill.

00:24:05.060 Just, just don't, no need to read it.

00:24:06.840 I mean, it's pretty selfish.

00:24:07.700 Yeah, just totally, totally disregard the, uh, the part with the, the, uh, robotic, uh, dogs with the machine guns.

00:24:13.380 Just, just don't look at that.

00:24:14.600 Just don't look at that.

00:24:15.540 Don't, don't pay attention.

00:24:17.200 Yeah.

00:24:17.820 That's, that's page 500.

00:24:19.380 I mean, if you.

00:24:20.880 Yeah, no, no.

00:24:21.800 500 is actually where the Elon Musk is putting in AI dog collars, giving dogs a voice.

00:24:28.460 And, uh, if you flip to page 750, it's actually giving them rights because they have a voice and, uh, they want representation in Congress, right?

00:24:39.300 And they're going to vote for more, uh, dog walks and dog parks and everything like that.

00:24:44.600 And, uh, they're going to push for bills that make it mandatory where every dog and cat gets this AI collar that's, you know, uh, it connects to the internet and the AI can actually figure out what that dog is thinking and, uh, let it speak and give it a voice.

00:25:00.900 And, uh, unfortunately, you know, the dog population with cat population is actually, uh, they, they don't do us, you know, they're like, they got us 10 to one.

00:25:11.400 So, um, yeah, uh, look forward to eating, uh, food out of a can.

00:25:17.120 We're going to be eating dry food and dog food because it's just more economically viable.

00:25:22.000 And, uh, yeah, if you get to page, uh, 999, you know what I'm saying?

00:25:27.500 Uh, well, I don't want to ruin the surprise.

00:25:29.920 You know what I'm saying?

00:25:30.740 So, uh, just leave it there.

00:25:32.200 You can read it for yourself.

00:25:33.020 Well, that, that's the thing is that, you know, they knew you'd read 751 because, uh, you didn't want dogs to have a voice.

00:25:39.580 They, they knew you weren't going to read 752 where it says, uh, you know, we need LGBTQ rights for dogs. 0.99

00:25:45.660 And now there's a bunch of faggot dogs walking around. 1.00

00:25:50.740 Well, you know, if a dog wants to hump your leg, now you have to, uh, you know, bend over and give it the whole stink stuff. 1.00

00:25:57.960 Uh, you know what I mean?

00:25:59.080 But, uh, yeah, that's, that's 998, you know, and, uh, I don't want to let you know what it gets into.

00:26:06.340 It's so terrible. 0.89

00:26:08.480 WTF. 0.98

00:26:09.580 So, obviously, we still have our brainwashed total lefties out there, but I have noticed, and I, and obviously I have been mentioning this, a lot of people, such as Facebook, even people in person. 0.99

00:26:24.160 So, we just got back from vacation, and I can't ever keep my fucking mouth shut, so I talk to a lot of people about whatever I want. 0.83

00:26:31.300 And, um, you know, I met this, uh, uh, guy in the military, he was in the military, wife's in the military, and I was asking him a bunch of questions. 0.93

00:26:45.880 He didn't tell me too much, but he didn't tell me too much, but he could tell me he's deep into things, wink, wink. 0.99

00:26:53.720 And also, he did say, fuck Israel. 0.99

00:26:56.500 Um, so he knows what it's all about. 0.99

00:26:58.500 So, if one guy in the military and a wife feels that type of way, that means that people around him feel the same.

00:27:06.360 So, it's going to take, you know, a lot of, uh, networking and people to spread the communication and the facts.

00:27:12.580 Once you have that, then military's on our side. 0.98

00:27:16.060 And, once that's there, I mean, that's pretty based, because then they're not going to, you know, they're not their fucking puppets anymore. 0.99

00:27:23.460 They work for us as they should, like the fucking police. 0.99

00:27:32.220 Go ahead, Nanya. 1.00

00:27:34.860 Yeah, I'll touch on what WTF said there.

00:27:37.520 You know, it's, we think about it in terms, you know, in terms of the long game, right?

00:27:44.040 And, everybody says, or a lot of people pair at the same, same talking points about, yeah, once we get the military on our side, we can, we can have some kind of changes.

00:27:54.560 And, I'm not, I'm not dogging what you said whatsoever.

00:27:56.960 I mean, it's, it's, that's clearly something that people want. 0.98

00:27:59.780 But, one of the things that people fail to consider is that the military is full of browns and blacks. 0.97

00:28:05.460 And, if we are trying to push for a white narrative, browns and blacks are not going to be on board with that. 1.00

00:28:12.560 And, that's why it has to be kind of a top-down thing.

00:28:16.240 We have to get the officers, the general officers, the politicians who control the officers in and alongside, or, you know, along the same lines as our narrative is before any of that can be even, before it can come to fruition.

00:28:32.420 And, then the military has to undergo a change. 0.96

00:28:36.180 We have to be able to get all these blacks and browns out. 1.00

00:28:40.020 And, all the, you know, cucked white people who are going to support Israel and all these other things have to be out before the military is ever going to be on board. 0.98

00:28:47.560 I think a more sooner solution would be maybe like National Guards or local militias to be, you know, white first and follow the white power movement and then enact change within the states.

00:29:06.180 And, then once we have those, the states can choose what they want to do because when it comes to the federal level, I don't think something like that's going to happen even within the next 20 years.

00:29:16.080 I mean, that's, I'm not being black-filled about it.

00:29:18.100 I'm trying to be realistic.

00:29:19.060 Just the amount of corruption that we currently have in the political system, you know, the dual citizenship, all these people that control our congresses, or rather our congress, and our, just the entirety of everything that is controlled in this white nation is so overwhelmed with these people that I just don't see it happening on the federal level. 0.96

00:29:41.280 But, go ahead.

00:29:43.440 I'm not thinking of it, I'm not thinking of it as a black and white scenario, though.

00:29:48.220 I'm thinking of it as the government weaponizing our military against us, you know.

00:29:56.340 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:29:57.060 So, it wouldn't matter.

00:29:58.860 Yeah, yeah. 0.52

00:29:59.820 But, yeah, I agree with you there, but it's just, you know, when worse comes, you know, worse comes to worse, they can use the military against us if they wanted to, but if people speak their own opinions and stand their own fucking ground and their beliefs, then they're not going to do that.

00:30:12.420 Well, yeah, absolutely, when it comes to the military being used against its people.

00:30:16.480 So, we have seen it in the past.

00:30:18.560 I just, I just want to say, I just hit mileage marker 1488 on my truck just now.

00:30:25.540 Nice. 0.99

00:30:25.940 So, let's fucking wipe out. 0.98

00:30:27.460 But, yeah, obviously the military has been used against us before, but I do think that the amount of people who have woken up to what's really going on would stifle something like that. 0.98

00:30:40.000 Now, there would still be certain people, obviously, but the chain of command and the caliber of people in the military varies always.

00:30:49.060 But I do believe, like you said, that there would be people that stand up and say, no, this isn't right.

00:30:53.280 And we just have to hope that if anything like that happened, it would go toward our benefit. 0.97

00:31:00.220 But I wanted to bring out, you know, I watched this specific Twitter account called, what the fuck is it called? 0.94

00:31:10.580 Died Suddenly, right? 0.95

00:31:11.520 And they put out all these different deaths from vaccines, you know, more specifically the COVID vaccine recently. 1.00

00:31:19.460 And every day, you know, it seems like I'm seeing a new young adult dying from this shit. 0.99

00:31:26.340 And it's because they were forced to be vaccinated, you know, because they wanted to play hockey or they wanted to be on the swim team or they wanted to be, you know, play tennis, all these kinds of things. 1.00

00:31:39.160 And it just, it dumbfounds me, you know, and it really, it hurts my heart to see these kids dying for this shit. 0.94

00:31:46.360 And I just wonder, you know, some of us here have children, you know, and I don't vaccinate my kids simply because I'm knowledgeable enough to understand that they don't do any good. 0.99

00:31:58.200 But the fact is, there are still many white Americans that have children that do this to their kids. 0.99

00:32:05.580 And even some that are planning on having children that still parrot the same fucking horseshit agenda. 1.00

00:32:11.160 And it's just, it's very saddening. 0.99

00:32:14.840 And I just, you know, maybe would put out to everybody, I'm sure everybody in this space knows, but please don't, don't vaccinate your kids.

00:32:21.480 There's, there's no reason to have a hepatitis shot or, you know, the MMR or anything like this right when your kids are first born.

00:32:29.940 It's not needed.

00:32:30.880 It's not necessary.

00:32:31.740 You don't need the vitamin K shot, any of that stuff.

00:32:34.340 You know, let your kids be healthy.

00:32:35.560 If you're going to vaccinate for chicken pox or something like that, I don't recommend that either. 0.92

00:32:40.380 But if you're one of the people that are going to do that, wait until they're three or four to where their fucking immune system is at least, you know, has some kind of grasp on reality.

00:32:49.760 It's, it's not even remotely developed, you know, within the first year. 0.99

00:32:54.720 So you just keep that in mind, people, you know, I'm tired of seeing white people dying for stupid shit, you know, and that's just one factor of what's happening to our people at the moment. 0.99

00:33:03.640 Yeah. 1.00

00:33:05.560 My, uh, one of my close friends' son just died yesterday. 0.97

00:33:11.400 It's pretty fucking sad. 0.90

00:33:14.060 He shouldn't be, us parents should not be burying our children. 0.98

00:33:20.320 Amen.

00:33:21.160 Amen.

00:33:23.140 Or a woman or whatever it is. 1.00

00:33:25.260 Well, I'll take this time of silence to do some Shecklin, uh, white paladin, put it up in the nest there. 0.99

00:33:39.760 Uh, if you want to help with white power, we have a website where you can get some clothing or just donate if you're afraid to wear it. 0.82

00:33:46.280 And we understand, but you can still donate white power. 0.81

00:33:50.100 Don't be afraid to wear it. 1.00

00:33:51.340 You pussies. 1.00

00:33:54.020 Amen. 0.97

00:33:54.420 And also, I'd like to thank everybody, uh, who voted for my songs in the top 40 again last week.

00:34:02.120 Um, for the second week in a row, uh, I have dominated the top three, uh, with Little Rats coming in first.

00:34:10.160 Uh, No More Brother Wars coming in, uh, second.

00:34:14.180 And, uh, GTFO coming in third.

00:34:16.560 So, you guys really turned out and voted. 0.99

00:34:19.320 Uh, so, white fucking power to that. 0.99

00:34:21.940 Uh, thank you. 0.99

00:34:22.860 Thank you, everyone who came out to vote.

00:34:24.800 And, uh, just a reminder that the, uh, GoemTV Top 40 voting is open as of yesterday afternoon.

00:34:30.840 So, if you guys, um, you know, uh, have a GTV account, you can log right in using your GTV account.

00:34:39.200 And, um, yeah, you can, uh, vote on your favorite songs there.

00:34:43.280 Uh, and, uh, there's a lot of new songs coming in this week.

00:34:46.640 Um, Fatful's got a new song on there, Lamb Shady.

00:34:49.920 Uh, and, uh, A-Tone's got a new song on there.

00:34:53.120 It's called, uh, You Can't Stop Me, I believe.

00:34:57.720 Uh, or Never, Never Stop Me.

00:34:59.420 Uh, they're all really good songs.

00:35:01.540 And there's a whole bunch of other new ones coming out this week, I believe.

00:35:04.120 So, get out and vote.

00:35:05.660 Um, you have until about Monday afternoon.

00:35:08.640 Uh, so, so drop some votes.

00:35:10.540 And there you get, they changed the whole style in case you haven't voted in a long time.

00:35:13.860 Uh, you can, you get 14 votes now to spread how you like.

00:35:18.140 And, um, yeah, you can vote four, up to four votes per song.

00:35:22.780 And, uh, yeah, they made it a lot easier to vote.

00:35:26.120 But the thing is, you can't do it on mobile.

00:35:27.840 So, I recommend, um, logging in on a computer, uh, web browser.

00:35:33.000 And that way you, uh, you can vote.

00:35:35.060 Uh, cause some, uh, for some reason you can't do it on a mobile.

00:35:37.680 I have no idea why.

00:35:39.060 But, yeah, thanks again to everyone who voted.

00:35:41.340 White Power. 0.95

00:35:42.420 What genre of music do you do?

00:35:44.000 One of my questions, I was going to ask about how to vote on a mobile.

00:35:47.240 But now I know I need to do it on the laptop.

00:35:49.140 Sorry to cut you off, man.

00:35:50.220 You go ahead.

00:35:52.180 I was asking what kind of, what genre of music, uh, does, uh, WHL do?

00:35:56.520 Oh, I, uh, I do a wide range, um, mostly electronics.

00:36:01.000 So, uh, these ones are more dance style, dance music style.

00:36:04.820 Uh, the ones that are in the top three.

00:36:07.220 Um, and then, but I also do, I have like a country, uh, album I put out.

00:36:11.780 It's like, well, kind of a good, it's a Johnny Rebel inspired.

00:36:16.220 So, it's kind of like that, that style.

00:36:18.840 Um, but I also, uh, I like to, you know, do, I like to keep it all over the place.

00:36:23.900 I got a bunch that are like, kind of like 90s, early, or late, early 90s, late 80s dance

00:36:29.700 music style.

00:36:31.060 So, yeah, it's all over the place, really.

00:36:32.780 I like trying new things, you know.

00:36:35.400 And you do have some workout bangers.

00:36:37.300 Absolutely, yeah.

00:36:41.880 Little Rats, uh, it's, uh, definitely a workout banger.

00:36:45.820 Uh, if you guys check my Telegram, I've got a whole bunch of songs on there.

00:36:51.160 Uh, it's, uh, if you, if you need that link, let me know.

00:36:54.240 I'll post it above.

00:36:55.180 But, yeah, uh, all of it's there.

00:36:56.820 You can, like, set it in a playlist there or download it to your phone and just enjoy. 0.68

00:37:00.400 Yeah, beware, some, some lyrics might sound silly, but the silly ones get caught in your 0.99

00:37:09.280 fucking head and you'll be humming them and singing them all day. 1.00

00:37:12.800 It's, it's fucking haunting. 1.00

00:37:15.580 I've even got, I've even got two, uh, Indian inspired songs. 0.99

00:37:19.980 One is called Poop Articles and the other one is called Poop to Mouth.

00:37:24.640 You know how that goes.

00:37:30.400 Anyway, sorry to derail the conversation, but, uh, yeah, definitely check out the White 0.96

00:37:34.240 Excellence clothing line.

00:37:35.480 Grab some, uh, grab some clothing and, uh, yeah, uh, make sure you guys are sharing the

00:37:40.900 space.

00:37:41.280 I want to say thank you to the 18 of you who have reposted the space.

00:37:44.980 I appreciate you guys.

00:37:46.660 Um, thank you for sharing.

00:37:48.320 Uh, sharing is caring.

00:37:50.440 Oh, don't say that with WTF in here. 0.98

00:37:53.760 He's going to go all full fucking repost knots. 1.00

00:37:57.700 Oh shit. 0.99

00:37:58.240 I didn't even repost. 0.99

00:37:59.260 Nevermind. 1.00

00:37:59.720 Shut up. 1.00

00:37:59.940 Motherfucker. 1.00

00:38:02.300 Well, that's okay. 1.00

00:38:03.600 Sometimes I come in here and I like, uh, forget to repost right away.

00:38:06.720 Cause I just like put it on and then I go do stuff.

00:38:08.900 So I understand how it is.

00:38:11.100 Go ahead.

00:38:11.860 Nanya.

00:38:12.880 Yeah.

00:38:13.300 I was just going to put out a public service announcement, right? 0.96

00:38:16.440 So we got, uh, that troll account called garbage human.

00:38:20.080 I see there's quite a few people that are subscribed, uh, to him. 0.78

00:38:25.280 He's a Brown Jeep that steals other people's, uh, information and creates his own stuff with 1.00

00:38:29.620 it.

00:38:29.940 And just, uh, Photoshop's their names out of it. 0.98

00:38:33.500 So if you're following garbage human, don't follow him. 1.00

00:38:36.220 He is literally a garbage human. 1.00

00:38:37.900 He's a Brown Jeep that eats shit. 1.00

00:38:39.180 Uh-oh. 1.00

00:38:43.500 So unfollow garbage human. 1.00

00:38:45.460 Get the fuck out of here. 1.00

00:38:47.280 You LARP and Pajit. 1.00

00:38:50.040 Good to know.

00:38:50.760 Good to know.

00:38:51.160 I didn't, I think I heard something like that before, but I didn't actually put the two in

00:38:54.420 together.

00:38:54.800 There's so good to know.

00:38:56.100 I will definitely be unfollowing.

00:39:03.900 Booga booga baboo. 1.00

00:39:05.440 Oh God. 0.99

00:39:07.040 We got a nigger coming up now. 1.00

00:39:09.760 Uh-oh. 0.99

00:39:10.400 Uh-oh.

00:39:11.720 Arm the machine guns.

00:39:12.720 He is a Jewish man that recorded himself orally receiving from a fish. 1.00

00:39:31.160 What the fuck? 1.00

00:39:34.400 I kid you not. 1.00

00:39:35.380 I've seen the video.

00:39:36.500 I won't share the video. 1.00

00:39:37.840 I'm ashamed that I've seen the video, but garbage human is a Jew that fucked a fish. 1.00

00:39:42.160 You're a gay fish? 1.00

00:39:45.800 Stop watching gay fish videos and get my hat over. 1.00

00:39:50.660 I just ordered one. 0.98

00:39:52.700 Well, my mind's kind of boggled because I've fished my whole life and I didn't know you

00:39:56.220 could do that.

00:40:00.480 Oh, well, when your thing is the size of a worm, you can do that kind of thing.

00:40:07.080 You know, some people, they just ain't blessed like that.

00:40:12.160 Yeah, I'm sorry I shared that info, but I just wanted to clear up the brown part and tell 1.00

00:40:22.120 you that it's much, much worse than you guys could imagine.

00:40:25.780 Well, he's still brown to me. 1.00

00:40:27.020 I don't give a fuck. 1.00

00:40:29.240 Must have been a pretty small fish. 1.00

00:40:33.620 Well, he did eat it afterwards, so, you know, there's that.

00:40:37.960 He said it was a little... 0.99

00:40:38.760 We need a fucking puke emoji bad. 1.00

00:40:42.160 With cream-filled fish. 1.00

00:40:44.000 That's really dope.

00:40:46.520 Oh, God, that reminds me of, like, what's that movie, Road Trip, I think it is, where

00:40:52.740 they fill the donuts with the dogs.

00:40:54.800 Anyways, yeah.

00:41:00.540 That was that Van Wilder movie or something.

00:41:03.340 Was that Van Wilder?

00:41:04.440 I can't remember.

00:41:05.240 Man, that just made me hungry for...

00:41:09.600 Yeah, they had that little pit bull.

00:41:11.420 That made me hungry for a cream-filled donut. 0.96

00:41:16.920 Yeah, you would be hungry for a cream-filled donut, you weirdo. 0.91

00:41:23.320 He's riding shotgun with him right now.

00:41:28.140 Oh, Lord.

00:41:28.840 You weren't supposed to tell this one, Paul.

00:41:31.160 I'm on vacation.

00:41:32.320 Leave me alone.

00:41:33.800 What's up, boy?

00:41:34.680 I'm, uh, building bathroom furniture at the moment.

00:41:48.140 I'm thinking about food.

00:41:50.420 Whoa, whoa, whoa. 1.00

00:41:51.240 What kind of furniture do you put in a fucking bathroom? 1.00

00:41:54.960 Uh, you know those, like, cabinets that you can make to put over your toilet and shit like 1.00

00:41:59.420 that, so you got more storage space? 1.00

00:42:01.740 Uh, yeah, niggers use them. 1.00

00:42:03.300 Yeah, I know what you mean. 0.99

00:42:04.400 I got one of those, too.

00:42:05.480 I'm not a nigger.

00:42:09.020 Uh, I, I, I, I'm against those.

00:42:12.120 I'm against them.

00:42:13.400 That's just me.

00:42:14.020 Well, I mean, your house is, like, gigantic in comparison to mine, so my storage space is

00:42:18.940 limited, and I'm working with what I got.

00:42:21.200 Yeah, I could just use a cabinet.

00:42:24.220 Just build it into the wall. 0.92

00:42:26.220 Just, just make it all, like, you know, grandiose and shit, like a TikTok video. 0.97

00:42:31.780 That's it. 0.97

00:42:32.260 I, I have a thing with, I have a thing with those, because they sit on the floor around

00:42:37.340 the toilet, and if you have someone come over and they, like, piss, people are just

00:42:42.900 gross, you know?

00:42:43.820 I'm not saying you are, but if you have someone over and they piss and it sits there, piss 1.00

00:42:48.880 is fucking that. 0.99

00:42:49.800 I, I've worked in some pretty gross places, so I'm just, like, totally against them. 1.00

00:42:56.220 Well, I mean, you just gotta clean that shit off once in a while. 0.99

00:43:00.540 Just, just make sure you put Cheerios in the, in the toilet, like, and make it. 0.99

00:43:05.820 Cheerios?

00:43:06.940 I just use the leaf that's left over for my chicken washing, and I just throw it down

00:43:13.120 there on the floor around it, and it takes care of all the smell.

00:43:16.500 You never heard of that?

00:43:17.580 Cheerios?

00:43:18.180 That's how, uh, there's one way to teach a, uh, boy how to go potty and make it in the

00:43:23.780 toilet, you put, like, a Cheerio in there, and they gotta hit the Cheerio.

00:43:27.200 They, uh, they actually make these really cool ones for, for kids to aim.

00:43:32.300 They have, like, projectors where you can put, like, your favorite superhero projected

00:43:37.760 onto the water to help kids learn how to use the toilet.

00:43:41.820 I never knew that.

00:43:43.620 Yeah, they, they have this one.

00:43:45.040 I painted a bulls on the bottom of my mind. 0.95

00:43:45.940 Yeah, the old school one is you just, you know, you, you make a mess with your poop, 0.99

00:43:50.400 and then, you know, they have to, anyways.

00:43:55.420 Wait, are you saying that you could get one of these things and, uh, uh, put a little 0.99

00:44:01.540 Star of David permanently on the bottom of your toilet for every time you piss and shit? 0.99

00:44:06.600 Yes, you can do that. 0.89

00:44:08.120 They, they have the projectors, you can upload your own images, yeah.

00:44:11.940 Bro, why isn't this, like, made in and on white excellence, uh, you know, uh, in the 0.90

00:44:19.200 shop?

00:44:19.700 I mean, I, that sounds like a banger to me, you know, pre-programmed little Star of David

00:44:24.580 in there, projected down, you know, like, uh, piss away, you know?

00:44:34.180 Oh, man, this, uh, this conversation went right down the toilet.

00:44:37.940 So, anyways, um, yeah, uh, what do you guys all think about all this whole gofuffle saying,

00:44:43.580 you know, they're gonna subpoena the Epstein files now, and, uh, even though they, quote

00:44:47.760 unquote, don't exist, and, uh, you know, look the other way, Goy.

00:44:51.660 I don't even know why we're still talking about it.

00:44:55.640 But what do you think, uh, what?

00:44:59.880 I said, I haven't heard about it yet.

00:45:01.440 Yeah, they subpoenaed a bunch of people, Hillary Clinton, Bill Clinton, William Barr, Eric Holder,

00:45:10.600 Robert Mueller, Merrick Garland, and James Comey over files related to Jeffrey Epstein.

00:45:17.700 Well, I was making a joke like I hadn't heard of Epstein at all.

00:45:23.100 Oh, all right.

00:45:24.240 He had an island somewhere, I think, you know, and, and, uh, yeah, I think, you know, I don't

00:45:29.500 know.

00:45:29.740 So, I don't know. 0.98

00:45:30.980 WTF, the nanya. 0.96

00:45:35.480 I haven't heard about the Epstein files anymore at all, so I don't know what the update there

00:45:41.520 is.

00:45:41.760 I know something about they have a subpoena going after people who left, who have left

00:45:46.180 the country that are Democrats.

00:45:47.980 Maybe do, is it because of that list?

00:45:50.860 Or what?

00:45:51.240 Well, the, uh, the DOJ just, uh, just, I believe it's breaking news today.

00:45:55.840 The DOJ is subpoenaing the, for the Epstein files now.

00:46:00.060 So it's, it's just one thing that I thought maybe is that they're doing that to, you know,

00:46:04.840 so that if they end up going public or something like that, they can't be actually released to

00:46:09.000 the public.

00:46:09.440 They'll have to pull them all in.

00:46:11.360 Um, you know, cause like then if it's tied up in litigation, they technically can't release

00:46:15.680 them to the public, you know, this and that, blah, blah, blah.

00:46:17.940 So they do exist.

00:46:19.840 So they did, they don't, they do, they don't, and they do now.

00:46:24.740 Well, that's what, that's exactly what I said.

00:46:26.340 It's like a merry-go-round.

00:46:27.640 We're going around and around. 1.00

00:46:29.160 Fucking pinball machine. 0.99

00:46:31.560 It's 12D chess. 1.00

00:46:35.000 Yeah. 0.96

00:46:35.680 WTF. 0.97

00:46:36.180 What you're talking about is something different. 0.95

00:46:38.080 It's, uh, the Texas Democrats, I think they were supposed to vote on a bill or something

00:46:43.480 like that. 0.99

00:46:44.480 And instead they decided to all hop on a plane and fly the fuck out of there. 0.97

00:46:49.480 So no one was there to vote on it. 0.90

00:46:51.820 Um, but then the, uh, uh, governor Abbott or whatever, like that is just like, Hey, you're

00:46:58.160 not around.

00:46:58.760 We're going to throw, uh, if you're not back here by this time, we're going to throw, uh, 0.99

00:47:03.540 have you arrested and shit like that. 0.97

00:47:05.520 So, uh, I think he put out warrants for the people who didn't come back. 0.98

00:47:09.100 And then the, uh, they all left on a big private, uh, private jet, which they like figured was

00:47:15.300 over a hundred thousand dollars or something like that.

00:47:17.840 So, uh, they're going to start looking into who supplied that jet to, um, get them out

00:47:24.680 of there to put a, uh, uh, like a monkey wrench in the gears of the, uh, you know, uh, everything

00:47:32.320 that's going on over there.

00:47:34.100 So, so Mago, what it was, we briefly covered it on 1488 yesterday.

00:47:38.920 Um, it was to vote in regards to redistricting, redistricting.

00:47:45.240 So if you know how the house of representatives work, they all have a district that they, um,

00:47:51.780 that they're elected to in order to represent and they draw district boundaries more or less

00:48:00.000 in order to make sure that they have permanent seats.

00:48:05.680 Right.

00:48:06.240 So they'll never be voted out because when they draw their districts, they create strongholds

00:48:11.460 for themselves.

00:48:12.420 Well, they were voting on redistricting and the Democrats obviously didn't like the, the

00:48:18.180 way they redrew some of their districts.

00:48:21.980 So the way that they decided to protest was to leave and not vote.

00:48:26.480 And governor Abbott more or less said, um, that he's going to potentially press felony

00:48:33.860 charges and, uh, revoke them from their seats if they don't show up.

00:48:39.520 So we'll see if it's all just kayfabe or if something actually happens, but I'm pro redistricting

00:48:45.980 when it's, when it's sensible, right?

00:48:48.240 The way that these districts are drawn radio put it very well yesterday is, is some intern

00:48:55.400 draws these districts on a napkin in order to make sure that whoever they're working

00:49:00.280 for, um, can be reelected and reelected and reelected and reelected.

00:49:05.380 And there's no way that they can lose their seat unless some outlandish thing happens.

00:49:11.160 So Dems are trying to maintain their dominance in their districts.

00:49:16.840 And, uh, since the redistricting isn't going in their favor, that's what they decided to

00:49:22.240 do.

00:49:26.640 Definitely go ahead, go ahead, Nanya.

00:49:29.760 Yeah, I was going to go back to what we just talked about a minute ago, right?

00:49:33.840 You know, uh, we had that bill put out and you, you had to, uh, you know, kiss Israel's 0.99

00:49:39.540 ass to get that FEMA money. 1.00

00:49:40.660 This is, it's the same thing with the Epstein files right now.

00:49:43.020 It's just bread and circuses.

00:49:44.600 Uh, they've seen the pushback and now they're, uh, retracting and trying to make it seem like

00:49:50.900 they're going forward and actually doing something when they're not actually doing anything at

00:49:54.960 all.

00:49:55.380 It's just bread and circuses.

00:49:57.020 It's going to be a big nothing burger.

00:49:58.980 It's not going to, uh, it's not going to equate to anything whatsoever. 0.97

00:50:02.840 Uh, it's just going to be the same, uh, finger pointing and, uh, political fucking, uh, 0.99

00:50:09.700 you know, retard speak, uh, for the stupid masses, because that's what they think of 1.00

00:50:14.340 all of us. 1.00

00:50:14.800 We're just stupid fucking sheep and nothing's going to come of it. 1.00

00:50:18.600 And if something does come of it, what they're doing, the people who are actually in charge 1.00

00:50:24.140 of the government right now are, um, creating scapegoats so that they don't get hemmed up.

00:50:30.560 And it'll be the same thing that happens with these people and, you know, Clinton or Comey 0.99

00:50:34.840 or any of these motherfuckers, they'll end up, uh, having their deaths faked and they'll 0.99

00:50:40.220 be sitting on a beach in Israel somewhere, or they'll just disappear from the public and 1.00

00:50:44.760 nobody will ever hear from them again.

00:50:46.200 Uh, and nothing will ever get done. 0.93

00:50:48.460 You know, they'll have some kind of, uh, bullshit, uh, minor scapegoat like they did 0.92

00:50:53.360 with Maxwell. 0.97

00:50:54.640 Um, and people will go, Oh yeah, you know, all the, the retards are going to go, yeah, 1.00

00:50:59.640 they fucking got somebody, but they didn't actually get anybody whatsoever. 0.95

00:51:03.800 Uh, going back to the redistricting. 0.99

00:51:05.620 Yes.

00:51:06.040 I like how you put that and how, how radio described it. 0.94

00:51:09.400 They always have strongholds and that's exactly why the, the whole system needs to be fucking

00:51:14.560 reworked, but at this point, the entirety of, uh, the constitution pretty much needs to 0.96

00:51:20.040 be fucking reworked. 0.93

00:51:21.120 I mean, there's lots of good stuff we can keep in there, but there's lots of stuff we 0.98

00:51:24.480 need to take out and, uh, add at the same point. 0.99

00:51:27.700 Uh, so yeah, it's all, uh, it's all a bunch of horse shit and, uh, we're just along for 0.99

00:51:33.320 the ride. 0.99

00:51:40.860 I would say it's definitely some more, like you said, bread and circus just, Oh, okay.

00:51:44.560 So there it is.

00:51:45.220 So it's just more inner fighting, more, uh, distraction.

00:51:49.640 Yeah, pretty much.

00:51:50.620 Pretty much.

00:51:51.220 In files, it just switches from trust the plan, Goy, to trust the pedophile, Goy.

00:52:03.840 Unfortunate.

00:52:04.380 Yeah.

00:52:04.880 It's a F.

00:52:05.800 Like I said, it feels like a merry-go-round.

00:52:08.260 Oh, the Trump files.

00:52:09.360 It's all K-fabe guys. 1.00

00:52:10.860 It's, it's, it's all K-fabe. 1.00

00:52:13.480 It's just, Hey, let's pretend to be enemies. 0.98

00:52:16.520 And then afterwards we'll go to the gay bar and put our thumbs up each other's butts. 0.99

00:52:21.620 That's really what it is. 0.98

00:52:22.860 Well, they go to the new Epstein Island now.

00:52:24.900 I'm just saying, you know, we knew about Epstein Island.

00:52:32.960 I'm sure they have 10 more that we don't know about. 0.98

00:52:35.920 And, uh, the same shit is still going on that happened at the Epstein Island. 0.99

00:52:39.520 Now it's just under somebody else's fucking name and some other rich billionaire's island. 0.99

00:52:43.800 That's how it is. 0.98

00:52:44.640 I still think that's where those, uh, you know, when the, um, the supposed, uh, Black Hawk crashed

00:52:51.880 into the airplane that was supposedly filled with all the, uh, Russians figure skaters, I

00:52:57.920 have a feeling that that was all just remote controlled.

00:53:01.020 They actually took those people to an Epstein Island type scenario.

00:53:04.480 Uh, cause even one of the flight attendants, a flight attendants was an Epstein. 0.84

00:53:10.240 So, uh, kind of an interesting twist on there, but yeah, I mean, there was no funeral for

00:53:16.100 those kids.

00:53:16.620 There was no like, uh, you know, remembrance ceremony, anything like that.

00:53:20.480 It was just happened.

00:53:21.440 They said, Oh, this is, these people were on the flight and, uh, yeah, forget about it,

00:53:25.160 Goy.

00:53:28.860 Go ahead, Nanya.

00:53:30.760 Yeah.

00:53:31.160 Well, if you think about it, it's the same thing that happened during 9-11.

00:53:34.820 You remember that, uh, that airplane that supposedly crashed in Pennsylvania, right?

00:53:39.980 They showed all the pictures on CNN and Fox news, and it was just a small, looked like 0.97

00:53:44.700 small explosion, um, in the middle of fucking nowhere. 0.99

00:53:48.800 And, uh, you know, no airplane, you know, we're talking about a huge fucking airplane. 0.99

00:53:53.020 You'd see airplane parts scattered for half a mile. 0.97

00:53:55.240 That's how airplane crashes work.

00:53:58.200 But, um, there were, there were researchers that found out that, um,

00:54:04.480 that airplane had actually landed in an air force base, uh, prior to it being put back

00:54:11.800 up in the air.

00:54:12.440 And these people were supposedly offloaded.

00:54:15.820 And, um, then there were, there was actually nobody in the airplane.

00:54:19.000 So I'm thinking that it was a scenario like that.

00:54:22.260 I think that these children were actually brought to whatever island they were going to, offloaded,

00:54:28.600 and then the airplane was detonated at some point. 0.99

00:54:32.020 Uh, like you said, maybe remotely, or maybe they had some crazy motherfucker that, you know, 1.00

00:54:36.520 they said, we'll give your family a million dollars. 1.00

00:54:39.080 All you got to do is go down with the plane.

00:54:40.380 And they were like, well, that's fine.

00:54:41.780 You know, so it wouldn't surprise me at all.

00:54:48.020 Absolutely.

00:54:48.560 Yeah.

00:54:48.780 It's, uh, but now they're probably got these tunnels, you know, Elon Musk got that boring

00:54:53.000 company and they can just borrow out a little tunnel and do the same thing.

00:54:57.400 Right.

00:54:57.660 They don't have to fly there.

00:54:58.820 It's not as exotic.

00:55:00.100 They probably have some kind of crazy thing going on there.

00:55:02.800 You know, where they got like, uh, I don't know, virtual reality worlds, crap like that.

00:55:07.580 And they're all, you know, doing the same thing down there, but you can't, you can't get

00:55:11.020 down there unless you have access.

00:55:12.680 Can't fly over the, you know, the tunnels.

00:55:14.980 So, uh, yeah, you just got to wonder what kind of things, what kind of disgusting things

00:55:20.920 are doing in tunnels and underneath the earth, um, which I'm sure they are.

00:55:25.140 So we'll go to Drew, then Nunya again.

00:55:28.940 Yeah.

00:55:29.400 I just wanted to talk, uh, about what Nunya was saying about 9-11 and, uh, the flights.

00:55:34.160 Um, it, it was impossible to make, uh, phone calls, uh, in the air at 30,000 feet during

00:55:40.320 those, uh, those days, those early days where cell phones were just, uh, because

00:55:44.960 it was becoming a thing, and there was this one brave woman named C.C.

00:55:49.820 Lyles who called her husband and left a, um, a voicemail and she leaked out that it was

00:56:00.240 a frame, you know, right whenever she was about to hang up the phone, you could hear the terror

00:56:04.680 in her voice.

00:56:05.240 I'm pretty sure there was real people, uh, that boarded these planes and I'm pretty

00:56:10.040 sure that they were, uh, been murdered by our government so that, um, they 0.80

00:56:14.960 were never able to tell the truth.

00:56:17.580 So, yeah, uh, I don't even think that there was planes used, you could call me a tinfoil

00:56:23.200 hat wearing, conspiracy theorist, but I, I work with iron, uh, I work with all kind of, uh,

00:56:29.960 materials like that and there's no way you can make me believe that you can, uh, pass an

00:56:35.960 aluminum can through, uh, you know, one inch to, uh, inch and three quarter steel, but you,

00:56:44.200 you, it's, it's impossible.

00:56:51.520 Yeah.

00:56:51.840 It's, uh, it's crazy how we're, you know, it's still a topic and, uh, you know, um, yeah.

00:56:59.120 Who, who even knows?

00:57:00.140 It's just crazy that, uh, you know, they found his passport.

00:57:04.280 Uh, go ahead, Nanya.

00:57:06.620 Yeah.

00:57:07.040 I'll touch on the nine 11 thing real quick before moving on to my, uh, other topic, but,

00:57:11.080 uh, yeah, you know, I understand what drew is saying and I can say with a hundred percent

00:57:15.460 certainty is most of you have already heard my story about the Pentagon, that there was

00:57:18.760 no airplane at the Pentagon.

00:57:20.180 Uh, as far as the twin towers are concerned, I think those were, uh, those were either remotely

00:57:26.080 controlled airplanes or, uh, you know, like I said before, people that were paid to fly them

00:57:31.580 into, uh, the towers, but, uh, yeah, you can clearly see the demolition, uh, happen.

00:57:37.040 So, uh, you know, anybody that says an airplane is going to take down a building like that, there's

00:57:40.920 several instances throughout history, even the empire state building itself of, uh, giant

00:57:46.220 jumbo jets flying into these buildings and, uh, not doing hardly anything except, uh, maybe

00:57:52.640 exterior damage and a small portion of interior damage.

00:57:55.880 So it was definitely controlled, but, um, you know, going back to what you were talking

00:57:59.460 about with the tunnels, right.

00:58:00.900 There are several, um, there's several places around the world right now where, um, there

00:58:07.180 are huge, I'm talking about miles and miles of tunnels and not small tunnels.

00:58:12.220 We're, we're talking three and four story tunnels, uh, that are equipped with all kinds

00:58:19.720 of stuff.

00:58:20.840 And, uh, there's several billionaires.

00:58:23.220 Uh, I can't remember off the top of my head who it was.

00:58:25.880 It's been a long time since I researched this stuff, but, uh, they have created these tunnels

00:58:30.260 in, uh, in the case of, uh, an extinction event or, or something like that.

00:58:34.900 So it would not surprise me if, uh, they have these secret societies and these, uh, disgusting

00:58:41.200 cesspools of, uh, degenerate degeneracy, uh, in the tunnels as well.

00:58:47.000 Uh, I, I think that maybe the islands were just, uh, more of a scenic type of place and

00:58:53.080 they wanted to do it there and they thought, uh, nobody would ever find out.

00:58:56.180 So yeah, it would not surprise me about the tunnels.

00:58:58.200 Uh, yeah, it's scary to think what they could be doing right under our noses or right under

00:59:11.600 our feet.

00:59:12.000 So yeah, uh, especially when they, we know what they do at like, you know, Bohemian Grove

00:59:17.600 and all that crap and, you know, all these, uh, sacrifices on the island they've done and

00:59:23.060 all that crap. 0.99

00:59:23.680 So, uh, WTF, then drew, uh, go ahead. 0.99

00:59:29.600 The old nine 11 thing. 0.95

00:59:31.200 I just kind of just trying back in, uh, it's crazy. 1.00

00:59:35.280 It's bullshit. 0.99

00:59:36.080 They had so many phone calls, so many witnesses, one video stating they seen and heard explosions, 0.99

00:59:45.000 detonations going off, but they totally expulsed that from all evidence. 0.95

00:59:50.580 And, uh, a plane's bullshit, a plane, the plane was only used to point fingers like what the 0.99

01:00:00.100 Jews always do. 1.00

01:00:01.180 So all they do is they cause all this ruckus and then, uh, all this damage and then they

01:00:08.180 go, Oh, it was Iran.

01:00:10.180 It was Iraq. 0.68

01:00:11.000 It was, it was the Palestinians, you know, they just point the fingers at their own enemies. 0.98

01:00:16.120 So then we take care of, you know, we do the, uh, all the leg work for them.

01:00:30.100 You mean you don't want to be part of the coalition of the willing?

01:00:32.720 Come on now, Goy.

01:00:35.200 Uh, go ahead, Drew.

01:00:38.120 Yeah, I'll speak to two things.

01:00:40.380 Uh, what, uh, none you said.

01:00:42.340 Uh, I don't know if you guys have ever seen these deep underground military bases, but previously

01:00:48.080 to 2012, you could, you were able to go on YouTube and find these truckers who had dash

01:00:53.840 cams that would like drive into these giant tunnels and mountains.

01:00:57.880 And there was like big cities, like you could drive a semi with a trailer on it through these

01:01:04.540 huge, huge, uh, tunnels and they were, uh, uh, dropping off, uh, military equipment.

01:01:10.800 And like, that's, I think that's been scrubbed.

01:01:13.380 Maybe you could find it.

01:01:14.740 And, uh, to what, uh, WTF was saying, um, pre like prior to nine 11, like a few months prior,

01:01:22.720 uh, you can, you can find all this stuff out.

01:01:26.000 This is, it's not secret.

01:01:27.140 It's not a conspiracy theory.

01:01:29.000 Um, there was a, uh, Israeli art school.

01:01:32.320 Uh, there were the students known as, uh, gelatin and their project was called the bee thing.

01:01:39.000 You can find their book on Amazon for about $5,000 and they had access to the exact floors

01:01:47.640 that, uh, the, the planes quote unquote hit.

01:01:51.900 And, um, um, there's pictures of them with, uh, repelling gear, uh, with, uh, BB one, eight

01:01:58.420 fuse boxes.

01:01:59.360 And I mean, like tons of these fuses, like it, like enough to fill, uh, a whole office

01:02:06.480 floor.

01:02:07.160 Uh, they had drawings, uh, schematics of, uh, the elevator shafts that, I mean, anything that

01:02:14.400 you would like to know about it, just Google gelatin, the bee thing, and you'll be able to

01:02:19.680 find out a lot of stuff.

01:02:21.900 So what you're telling me is they weren't fixing asbestos.

01:02:31.200 They were planting explosives.

01:02:32.860 Huh?

01:02:33.360 I mean, uh, out of, um, uh, what's his name?

01:02:43.100 It's Schilderstein out of his exact mouth.

01:02:46.060 You know, it was too expensive and costly to, uh, take out all the asbestos.

01:02:51.620 So he, he basically made triple, uh, maybe more than that for what he bought the buildings

01:02:57.000 for.

01:02:57.360 I mean, he doubled, I already doubled it.

01:03:00.360 He doubled the insurance policy.

01:03:02.300 And then a week later, it was a week before that, a week or two before that, he did that.

01:03:07.420 And then boom, gone.

01:03:08.860 Here we go.

01:03:09.440 Let me collect the money.

01:03:10.220 Yeah.

01:03:11.220 And even with building seven, he's on tape saying, well, it was such a great loss of life.

01:03:20.700 Uh, the only decision that we could make was to pull it and we did.

01:03:26.080 So we pulled the building and watched it crumble to the ground.

01:03:29.320 This is, this is his words verbatim, like legit.

01:03:33.320 Yeah.

01:03:34.160 A pull it is something that you use, uh, this vernacular that you use in, um, controlled

01:03:40.980 demolition.

01:03:41.860 I mean, it was all wired.

01:03:43.120 They were the, there's videos that even them pulling Giuliani out while you hear explosions

01:03:48.280 going off in the background, um, within, uh, building seven, you had all the, uh, casework

01:03:55.180 for Enron, uh, poor guy who, uh, the CEO of Enron who offed himself before the trial, if

01:04:01.940 he would have just waited until they blew up building seven, he'd have got off scot-free.

01:04:07.000 Uh, all the, um, all the holdings, uh, for that the SEC was looking at for the dot-com bubble

01:04:14.060 where they scammed, uh, everybody, uh, in 2000, uh, well, 1999, 2000 out of their retirements, 0.94

01:04:22.000 uh, for thinking that you could just pump money into these fucking websites and get 0.99

01:04:27.940 rich. 1.00

01:04:28.440 Well, they just stole everybody's money and they were being investigated for it.

01:04:32.400 Well, all those files got burned.

01:04:34.520 Uh, I mean, there's so much more.

01:04:36.500 The CE, the CIA's FBI and ATF's headquarter was in there, just like the ATF's headquarter

01:04:43.220 was in, uh, the Alfred P. Neura building during 1993's bombing of O.K.C. Um, and they weren't

01:04:51.800 even at work that day.

01:04:53.060 Apparently they were at work, but they evacuated before the bomb went off.

01:04:57.160 Uh, there, there was quoted, um, steaming cups of coffee still left on the table and people

01:05:03.680 were wondering where's the ATF?

01:05:05.800 And then all of a sudden the building blows up. 0.97

01:05:13.340 I think it's funny that him and his wife have the most bullshit story on why he wasn't there 0.98

01:05:18.740 that day, which is totally fine. 0.99

01:05:20.980 What about your fucking, your, your daughter and your son also, where were they at? 1.00

01:05:24.920 They had doctor's appointments with some bullshit long story that it was important. 1.00

01:05:29.400 You should have went, didn't go. 0.98

01:05:30.900 I went, I didn't go.

01:05:32.500 I should have went.

01:05:33.400 My wife was mad. 1.00

01:05:34.620 I didn't want to go. 1.00

01:05:35.840 I had work and fucking bullshit. 1.00

01:05:48.260 Absolutely. 1.00

01:05:48.980 Notice or go ahead.

01:05:51.520 On the whole nine 11 topic, uh, whenever I bring it up to someone, I immediately bring

01:05:57.700 up building seven, you know, I mean, that, that building was a lot of people.

01:06:00.880 It was never hit by a plane.

01:06:02.760 They never said it was hit by a plane, yet it miraculously just falls on itself, uh, in

01:06:09.760 a matter of minutes.

01:06:10.820 I mean, that, that's undeniable.

01:06:13.480 You can't say there was not controlled demolition on building seven.

01:06:16.580 Even if you are not a quote unquote conspiracy theorist, building seven is undeniable.

01:06:22.660 That's, that's the biggest proof right there for me.

01:06:25.080 Well, even the BBC had reported that it fell while the reporter is talking in the building

01:06:34.700 is standing up right behind her.

01:06:36.680 They're reporting that, oh, the, the, um, the Solomon brothers building had fallen and

01:06:42.180 it's just right behind her standing up yet to fall.

01:06:45.840 And then in 30 minutes later at four, four 45, uh, PM, uh, Eastern standard time, it crumbles

01:06:52.240 to the ground.

01:06:55.600 Yeah.

01:06:56.040 You know, it's, it's amazing that something that happened that long ago is still so talked

01:07:12.520 about and what's even more amazing is that there's still so many people that believe

01:07:17.360 the official narrative that just shows how, um, how, how much reach the propaganda and the

01:07:24.900 brainwashing really has, you know, uh, the propaganda machine in the United States is

01:07:31.180 second to none.

01:07:32.260 Uh, it's even worse for us that we're in the military, you know, we're force fed all this 0.99

01:07:36.180 shit, especially for us to join as kids. 0.99

01:07:38.540 You know, we didn't know anything and we believed everything our government said because we didn't 1.00

01:07:43.600 know any better.

01:07:44.700 So, uh, yeah, it's, it's crazy that there are people out there that still have absolutely 0.91

01:07:50.040 no idea what really fucking happened. 0.88

01:07:54.620 Yeah, none, you're a great point. 0.96

01:07:56.140 I was a senior in high school when nine 11 happened and, uh, we shut down for the day.

01:08:00.980 And then I would say at least, at least 40 people in my graduating class, 40 men went to

01:08:07.860 the army in some shape or form.

01:08:10.800 And it's just crazy if we would have known then I guarantee you, nobody would have joined.

01:08:17.480 It's kind of like world war two.

01:08:19.200 No one wanted to get involved until all of a sudden Pearl Harbor's attacked.

01:08:22.880 Then all the Americans want to sign up to go fight the Japanese. 0.90

01:08:25.840 And then they started sending them to Europe to go fight against the Germans. 0.51

01:08:36.440 You could say the same thing for the sinking of the Lusitania.

01:08:39.140 It's all just to use our patriotism against us, you know, that just, uh, like cattle, I guess.

01:08:49.700 I don't know.

01:08:50.320 Go ahead and onion.

01:08:52.520 Yeah. 0.98

01:08:53.100 Uh, there's another fucking good topic, right? 0.98

01:08:57.060 Talking about, uh, America joining world war two. 0.97

01:09:01.080 Um, it's been put out for a long time.

01:09:03.680 Some people know, some people don't, but, uh, the majority again, think that we, we just went

01:09:09.260 into world war two simply because, um, you know, the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor.

01:09:13.500 Well, while in essence that is true, the other part that people fail to, uh, comprehend or

01:09:20.360 remember is that, uh, it was over 80% of Americans did not want another world war.

01:09:28.880 And that is the reason that they, uh, propagated and allowed Pearl Harbor to happen. 0.91

01:09:33.680 Um, the U S knew that the Japanese were intercepting, um, secret signals, right? 0.77

01:09:40.600 They are radio communications.

01:09:42.380 So what the United States, uh, what they ended up doing is they fed the Japanese, uh, all 1.00

01:09:49.060 this information and, uh, the Japanese bought it hook, line and sinker.

01:09:53.020 They had no idea that we knew they were listening.

01:09:55.900 And for a year, they fed the Japanese information and said, where, where we, uh, our, our troops

01:10:02.660 weren't going to be and where our boats were going to be and all this kind of stuff.

01:10:06.000 So the Japanese finally jumped on it and they didn't even attack places in Pearl Harbor.

01:10:12.480 That would have been the best to attack.

01:10:14.280 They attacked where the Americans, uh, gave them the information to attack. 0.71

01:10:19.000 And the sad thing is that they could have crippled Pearl Harbor.

01:10:22.380 They didn't even cripple Pearl Harbor.

01:10:23.900 All they did was, uh, they killed as many people as they could, because that's where we told

01:10:28.860 them to attack and they took out some boats.

01:10:31.060 They didn't attack the oil fields.

01:10:32.960 They didn't attack anything like that.

01:10:35.080 And that fact alone led the American people to sway from over 80% to over 80% the other

01:10:41.420 direction.

01:10:41.920 It was 180 degree turn.

01:10:43.500 And that is exactly what Paul was just talking about.

01:10:46.420 They use our patriotism against us.

01:10:48.760 Nobody wanted that war unless it came to American shores. 0.98

01:10:52.120 And because it came to American shores, we were all ready to kill our white brothers. 1.00

01:10:55.880 That is fucking sad. 0.99

01:10:58.780 That's why I think that, uh, the only way, like we're talking about war with Iran or Jordan 0.99

01:11:03.760 or any of these other places, you know, in proxy for fucking Israel, like all other wars. 0.87

01:11:09.060 I think that they're going to try to do something like that again. 0.98

01:11:11.780 They see how divided we are currently.

01:11:14.080 We are more divided than we have ever been in this country.

01:11:16.940 And the only way to bring us together is to propagate something happening on our shores

01:11:23.600 so that, you know, we can have another 9-11 type of event where everybody comes together

01:11:28.440 under the American flag.

01:11:29.920 It doesn't matter what color you are.

01:11:31.280 It doesn't matter where you came from.

01:11:32.540 If you're in America, when it happens, you're American and we want you to help fight for

01:11:36.340 America.

01:11:37.060 That's what they'll say.

01:11:38.180 We can't fall for it again.

01:11:39.940 We can't let our kids or our peers or the younger generation fall for it anymore.

01:11:44.560 We need to tell these people, no, it's not worth it.

01:11:47.480 We're not fighting for Israel. 1.00

01:11:48.960 This was fucking bullshit. 1.00

01:11:50.540 All these, um, you know, researchers that got out the stuff about 9-11 and the stuff about 1.00

01:11:55.600 Pearl Harbor, the stuff about Vietnam.

01:11:57.600 We need to give these people a bigger voice.

01:12:01.180 We need to get the information out there as soon as it comes out.

01:12:03.700 Obviously after we fact check it as best we can.

01:12:07.020 But the fact is that these things have happened in the past and they will continue to happen

01:12:11.480 until we can do something about it and wake the majority of the public up.

01:12:16.040 I'll leave it there.

01:12:21.640 Well said, Nanya.

01:12:22.820 I'm not sure of hands.

01:12:24.060 Why?

01:12:24.540 Drew and then notice, sir.

01:12:29.100 Yeah.

01:12:29.540 I know I'm speaking to the choir here, but there was a reason why whenever we were in

01:12:36.500 school, they never put the translations of Hitler's speeches up whenever they were showing

01:12:42.120 this wild, crazy man just yelling into a microphone.

01:12:46.700 You know, they didn't want you to know what he was saying.

01:12:50.000 And the same can be said for our grandparents.

01:12:52.600 When they were going to the movie theaters, they would show this war propaganda and they

01:13:00.120 would show Hitler making his speeches.

01:13:02.820 But it was never, there was never a crawl at the bottom of the screen showing his exact

01:13:08.180 words and what he was saying.

01:13:10.160 And now with the help of AI, thankfully, we get the truth.

01:13:15.440 You know, we have his words and we can even listen to him in his cadence and in his voice.

01:13:20.820 And we can see that he was actually defending himself from Bolshevism.

01:13:26.080 And I'll tie that back to 9-11.

01:13:28.680 I think 9-11 was really the Bolshevik takeover of the United States. 0.60

01:13:37.380 We were still a very much majority white country.

01:13:40.880 We were a little bit on the decline, but we didn't see the mass immigration that we're

01:13:45.700 seeing now.

01:13:46.340 So that was our Bolshevik revolution that happened.

01:13:51.220 And it was definitely a violent one.

01:14:00.760 Go ahead, Noda, sir.

01:14:03.480 You know, I had two great-grandfathers that fought in World War II.

01:14:08.220 And they fought against the Japanese. 0.99

01:14:12.120 They didn't give a fuck about the Germans. 0.97

01:14:14.020 I mean, they were literally, my grandfather's was first-generation American. 0.98

01:14:19.220 I brought it up before, but his cousins all fought in the Hungarian version of the SS.

01:14:28.360 And one of them was killed at Stalingrad.

01:14:31.580 And then my other great-grandfather that fought against the Japanese, his mom was from Germany.

01:14:35.980 Like, they didn't enlist to go fight the Germans.

01:14:40.220 They were convinced by the media at the time that Japan attacked us.

01:14:45.500 We have to go fight against the Japanese. 1.00

01:14:46.980 And then all of a sudden, everyone wants to go fight against the Japs. 1.00

01:14:50.680 And then you have half of the forces are drafted.

01:14:54.860 And they're the ones that are sent to Europe to go fight against the Germans because no one 0.91

01:14:58.520 wanted to go fight against the Germans.

01:15:00.020 I mean, my great-grandpa, he told me that, my great-grandpa told me that when he was in

01:15:07.320 the military, he said, no one liked the Jews.

01:15:10.080 He said, they were over fighting against the Japanese. 0.99

01:15:12.920 He said, no one gave a fuck about the Jews. 0.99

01:15:14.080 He said, no one wanted to go fight against the Germans. 0.99

01:15:16.760 And I remember reading a poem online one time that there was a soldier wrote something 1.00

01:15:24.340 like, we clean our guns and wear our boots and march all day for the goddamn Jews. 0.99

01:15:31.160 You know, like, the soldiers back then, they weren't buying it. 1.00

01:15:35.220 It's just sad.

01:15:36.020 A lot of them got forced to fight against the Germans that were drafted.

01:15:39.700 It was a terrible deal, man.

01:15:41.700 Yeah.

01:15:44.080 Yeah, truly.

01:15:48.800 Nanya, go ahead.

01:15:52.700 Yeah.

01:15:53.140 So I was just going to say, I understand, I believe it was Drew that brought it up about,

01:15:56.660 you know, 9-11 being the new, or the American Bolshevik takeover or whatnot.

01:16:01.640 But I think it, honestly, I think 9-11 was a lot of things.

01:16:08.720 It may have, you know, may have been a little bit of that too.

01:16:11.640 But I think that it was, it was way more than just that.

01:16:15.780 And I know, I know you didn't say it was just that, but the fact is that, you know, if we

01:16:20.440 look back, you know, that's why they say hindsight's 20-20, right?

01:16:23.560 Because we can see everything now that we couldn't see, you know, 20-something years ago.

01:16:27.320 But talking about 9-11, understanding greater Israel, understanding the takeover of America. 0.79

01:16:36.480 America was already taken over by 2001. 0.99

01:16:39.000 I mean, you had people like Silverstein that owned the fucking Twin Towers. 1.00

01:16:43.700 That's a Jew. 1.00

01:16:45.260 How long, how long have Jews been a proxy for power in America? 0.93

01:16:51.940 Since pretty much 1913. 1.00

01:16:53.980 So we have been taken over for a long fucking time. 0.95

01:16:57.320 So I don't think necessarily that 9-11 was a new Bolshevik takeover. 0.98

01:17:01.380 I think it was just a means to an end for something greater that the Jews are trying to do. 0.98

01:17:11.520 And it's sad because, you know, Jews have been here since the beginning. 1.00

01:17:17.320 This has been talked about before.

01:17:19.400 We've, me and Frank have talked about it actually.

01:17:23.080 And yes, I know it's a necessary evil.

01:17:25.760 But the fact is, a lot of people like to bring up the 1790 Immigration Act.

01:17:31.380 But fail to understand that the 1790 Immigration Act also includes Jews because Jews were considered white people back then.

01:17:40.420 That's why we had synagogues built for them. 0.99

01:17:42.980 That's why we gave them titles and lands.

01:17:44.820 That's why we made them high-level politicians in certain states and sheriffs of others.

01:17:51.140 That's just an unfortunate fact.

01:17:53.040 When you invite the devil, don't be surprised when the devil does his bidding where you're at, where you live.

01:17:59.740 So I think that's something that needs to change. 0.99

01:18:02.460 It's going to take a long fucking time. 0.87

01:18:04.580 But the fact is, if we are able to enact some kind of change in the future, 0.99

01:18:08.840 we have to 100% make sure that our lands are for white people by white people. 0.99

01:18:15.200 And that Jews are not white people. 0.73

01:18:17.580 That's why I'm kind of white-pilled about the whole situation is every other time that it's been the Jews, it's been one nation. 0.99

01:18:26.640 And now the whole world knows how shitty they are, you know? 0.97

01:18:29.240 So maybe this will be the best time. 0.91

01:18:32.260 Well, to what you just said, right, that's absolutely true.

01:18:35.060 The problem is nations knew before.

01:18:40.320 Now we just have the technology to get the information out and communicate with each other.

01:18:44.860 So that's the difference between today and 500 years ago or 200 years ago or what have you, you know, 1,000 fucking years ago. 0.96

01:18:53.880 Everybody knew the Jews were getting kicked out of their countries. 0.99

01:18:56.180 It was always for the same fucking reasons, the same reasons that are going on today. 0.99

01:18:59.920 The difference is now we can all communicate with each other and we can say, yeah, it happened here. 0.98

01:19:06.160 Yeah, it happened here.

01:19:06.900 Yeah, it happened here. 1.00

01:19:07.600 Yes, it's happening in my fucking backyard. 1.00

01:19:09.820 Let's all get together as white people and stop this shit. 1.00

01:19:16.640 Yeah, I think they, like, invented, you know, cell phones and the Internet to be our demise, but no, it backfired on them. 1.00

01:19:29.920 Yeah, yeah, a little bit out of control, right?

01:19:34.580 Yeah, it's a curious thought, you know, like, what are they going to do to distract us this time, to get us all on the same page, you know, try and, you know, try and distract us and pull us into this wars that kill our people.

01:19:51.120 So, it's hard to tell, it's hard to tell what they're, you know, what they're actually going to do, but you can almost see the writing on the wall sometimes when they do things, you know, their theater.

01:20:02.880 So, yeah, definitely an interesting conversation so far.

01:20:06.800 Also, I just want to say thank you again to the 29 of you who reposted the space.

01:20:15.580 Thank you very much.

01:20:18.280 Appreciate when you guys take a moment to just, you know, repost the space.

01:20:23.340 Gets it out there to a broader audience.

01:20:25.600 I want to say welcome to all the new faces in here.

01:20:28.240 I see a couple of you guys in here. 0.99

01:20:30.800 I see, who the fuck is this? 0.99

01:20:33.540 Yeah, Turkish guy. 1.00

01:20:36.740 I think you got to go.

01:20:38.040 I think you got to go.

01:20:39.060 Bye-bye.

01:20:40.560 Bye-bye.

01:20:42.380 That changed quickly.

01:20:43.540 You were showing a lot of love and then you took a left turn.

01:20:46.160 Oh, yeah.

01:20:46.660 No, sorry.

01:20:47.180 I saw a Turkish guy in here.

01:20:49.440 Well, it's not Thanksgiving.

01:20:51.180 Yeah, the Turkish got to go. 1.00

01:20:52.620 That's just pretty much it, you know.

01:20:54.300 I haven't.

01:20:58.240 I just seen him in the bottom there, you know, listening in.

01:21:01.440 So, yeah, no turkeys.

01:21:02.940 No turkeys allowed here.

01:21:04.860 Hummingbird, go ahead. 0.99

01:21:08.400 Hey, mate.

01:21:09.300 How's it going?

01:21:14.000 So, just a few things about the things I heard.

01:21:18.200 I think it's great that this organization, Return to the Land, is establishing itself.

01:21:29.520 The president, Eric Orwell, he seems like a brilliant guy who truly has the best interest of our people.

01:21:43.480 And I think it's a brilliant idea also to have communities of our own people.

01:21:58.620 And I think they'll sort of serve as launching pads, so to speak.

01:22:07.780 I mean, imagine how much better a quality of life is in a community of our own people who have our best interest at heart.

01:22:26.700 And so I think it's brilliant.

01:22:31.700 And I think he's also trying to establish some recreational spaces also.

01:22:38.660 I think he said the first is going to be about an hour outside of St. Louis, sort of like a country club, so to speak.

01:22:51.840 I think that's exclusive for people of white, European, Caucasian, Aryan descent.

01:23:02.840 So I think that's excellent.

01:23:05.840 And I see it's also been, like, generating a lot of tension on these subjects.

01:23:13.840 And, I mean, it just sort of exposes anyone who tries to credibly assert that white people don't disturb our own spaces. 0.77

01:23:29.840 I mean, it's complete insanity.

01:23:33.840 Like, they certainly have asserted that we don't deserve our own nations since the end of World War II.

01:23:46.840 And now they're trying to say we don't even deserve our own spaces.

01:23:52.840 So pluck that noise all the way. 1.00

01:24:00.840 And I think it's great that, like, I'm hopeful that these communities can be established across the country.

01:24:10.840 I know I'd be interested in one.

01:24:12.840 And also keep stretching your arms out, extending your limbs. 1.00

01:24:23.840 It's complete insanity that these faggots, whoever they are, who claim that we can't stretch our arms out. 1.00

01:24:35.840 They'll say that, oh, this person's doing a Nazi salute. 1.00

01:24:44.840 And they're evil as a result of that, even though it's like, okay, we can stretch our limbs however the fuck we want. 0.99

01:24:56.840 And we can say, hail Hitler. 0.99

01:24:59.840 Also, people are out here saying, hail Satan.

01:25:06.840 So we can say, hail Christ, hail Hitler, hail anybody. 0.77

01:25:12.840 I mean, it's our freedom to express ourselves freely and to stretch our bodies out.

01:25:19.840 And that's exactly what it is, that they want us in fear.

01:25:25.840 They want us playing small and constricting ourselves.

01:25:32.840 So anyway, happy to be here, y'all.

01:25:35.840 And keep on.

01:25:40.840 Good to hear from you, hummingbird.

01:25:45.840 Say it again.

01:25:46.840 I didn't hear you.

01:25:47.840 So good to hear from you.

01:25:50.840 Thanks, mate. 0.99

01:25:52.840 Yeah, so Arval is kicking ass. 0.98

01:25:55.840 So he is trying to buy land up all over.

01:25:58.840 So if you don't have him added, add him.

01:26:01.840 And if there is a big piece of land that you think is worthy, let him know about it.

01:26:06.840 Maybe they can grab some land by you.

01:26:09.840 So he is a family man who's not backing down, taking on backlash. 0.99

01:26:15.840 And he is still fucking fighting, doing it the Aryan way, smart, legal. 1.00

01:26:21.840 He's a great guy. 0.99

01:26:23.840 Love them.

01:26:24.840 He's amazing.

01:26:27.840 A hundred percent.

01:26:28.840 Like, I've been impressed, like, hearing him speak sometimes.

01:26:33.840 I saw that interview he had with TMZ, like a Jewish guy from TMZ interviewed him.

01:26:42.840 And he's just so calm and collective.

01:26:45.840 He's just.

01:26:46.840 Yeah.

01:26:47.840 Yeah.

01:26:48.840 The guy from TMZ was trying to, like, trap him in a sense, like asking him cool questions

01:26:57.840 in certain ways.

01:26:59.840 And I mean, Arval's just with it.

01:27:04.840 And I mean, he's like, the thing is, like, our stances, there isn't any credible arguments

01:27:15.840 against them.

01:27:16.840 So, like, if people actually just to take the time to think about, like, our stance and,

01:27:28.840 like, how to express it, I guess, it's clear that he's done that.

01:27:34.840 And I mean, the same thing as, like, like, speaking, like, more broadly geopolitically and stuff, like, like, we need to all be constantly asserting for to end all foreign aid and to bring home all of our troops.

01:27:58.840 Like, those are two true America first America only positions that there aren't any arguments against.

01:28:11.840 So, like, they just resort to changing the subject or trying to censor us.

01:28:19.840 Right.

01:28:20.840 Like, I think, like, an anti-war, and we can combine that, like, anti-war, pro-white, anti-treason, anti-pedophilia, bribery, blackmail. 0.92

01:28:46.840 I mean, these are, like, all strong positions that will take down the treasonous Jewish is really, really. 1.00

01:29:03.840 I think it's safe to say, though, at the end of the day, we live in a world where they delegate how we raise our children, delegate a religion, our political beliefs, delegate the fucking land that we own. 0.97

01:29:20.120 We can do whatever we want on. 0.98

01:29:22.420 The Jews can go out and buy whatever they want. 0.99

01:29:24.900 They have their own land for their own people that Christians aren't allowed to be on. 1.00

01:29:28.700 Or in New York, they can throw up their little fucking faggot copper lines on the air and make it all their own religious bullshit. 1.00

01:29:36.320 But we can't buy land, throw a fence up, and be left the fuck alone. 1.00

01:29:40.300 It's a problem. 0.97

01:29:43.700 Hey, you want to hear a funny story?

01:29:46.340 There's actually a synagogue out here in Florida that is suing the city because the city didn't approve their permits, right?

01:29:55.840 So they opened up this synagogue in a residential house in a little community, right, like four years ago. 0.94

01:30:04.740 And they were told, yeah, if you grow any bigger, you're going to have to move the fuck out of here. 0.98

01:30:10.080 You know what I'm saying? 0.90

01:30:11.260 So now that it's years later, they're, oh, this tiny house is too small for. 0.99

01:30:17.500 And then they want to build a three-story fucking mega complex in this little small town and shit like that. 0.99

01:30:24.140 And the city was like, no, hell no. 0.99

01:30:26.060 We already told you, you got to move if you want to build up.

01:30:29.360 So now they're suing them because they're saying, oh, it's antithematic because when we're on there, it's our commuters.

01:30:39.560 They can't drive, and they live in the community, and most of our patrons, they walk here, so we can't move. 1.00

01:30:46.140 And they're trying to fucking push this whole narrative like, you need to let us build this fucking super fucking temple right here in the middle of this fucking little fucking town of fucking little houses and shit like that. 0.99

01:31:00.160 You know what I mean? 0.99

01:31:00.800 And it's just got to be the big, prominent thing.

01:31:03.000 And the house is right on a corner of, like, a major.

01:31:05.540 To me, that's hilarious because, dude, I've been waiting for this permit to get approved and get things going now. 0.91

01:31:19.940 It's been fucking months. 0.98

01:31:21.860 Like, imagine me just suing, like, the whole city or whatever because I'm white. 0.99

01:31:26.320 They're not passing my permit quick enough. 0.99

01:31:28.260 Like, it makes no fucking sense. 0.79

01:31:30.100 Like, the rules are the rules. 0.97

01:31:32.380 The laws are the laws.

01:31:33.640 Like, you're not above it.

01:31:35.420 And it just, it is what it is.

01:31:39.540 Let's let, I'm not co, but Nunya's had his hand up for a while.

01:31:44.480 Yeah, we're going to get to Nunya.

01:31:45.840 Go ahead. 1.00

01:31:47.800 God, about time, niggers. 1.00

01:31:49.060 Everybody cutting in. 0.99

01:31:50.840 Anyway. 0.99

01:31:52.620 No, I was just fucking around. 0.66

01:31:54.580 But I was going to say, you know, Hummingbird came up, and a lot of people, including myself, 0.94

01:32:00.100 support RTTL, right?

01:32:01.380 I don't agree with every way he's going about it, but I agree that white people should be doing what he's doing. 0.91

01:32:07.820 I was going to play devil's advocate.

01:32:09.460 This is tongue-in-cheek. 0.97

01:32:11.340 You know, Hummingbird, did you see that, you know, Eric did porn with his wife? 0.99

01:32:15.140 I mean, that's pretty horrible. 0.99

01:32:16.280 How can you still support somebody like that?

01:32:18.800 I mean, I saw that.

01:32:19.900 So, like, I'm not sure if you're joking or not, but, like, that was over 10 years ago.

01:32:28.220 And, like, it was an obvious Jewish smear to try to discredit and destroy his project.

01:32:38.600 So, I mean, how I see it, like, anybody who's, like, bringing that up or, like, also trying to discredit him and destroy the project, I mean, that's, like, highly suspect, honestly. 0.99

01:32:54.880 So, you think that people should be forgiven if they've done stupid shit in their past? 0.96

01:32:58.700 I mean, God, that's kind of weird, isn't it? 0.99

01:33:02.440 Not really.

01:33:02.880 Yeah, yeah.

01:33:04.660 I mean, I don't know you super well, although I'll assume that you're, like, joking or whatever.

01:33:14.720 And, yeah, exactly. 0.66

01:33:16.980 Like, it was an obvious, like, Jewish smear campaign. 0.92

01:33:25.080 And I heard his response to it.

01:33:26.920 And, I mean, again, like, he's a brilliant guy.

01:33:32.160 And I think his response was solid.

01:33:34.980 Well, that's good.

01:33:36.400 And, Hummingbird, I'm kind of upset because I was one of the people that defended you in 1488 when you first got onto spaces, even with, you know, the language barrier here.

01:33:48.000 And you don't remember me.

01:33:49.080 So, that kind of makes me upset.

01:33:50.900 I didn't say that.

01:33:51.820 I said I don't know you super well. 1.00

01:33:54.840 Dude, I'm fucking with you, bro. 1.00

01:33:56.220 I'm fucking with you. 1.00

01:33:57.100 I'm fucking with you. 1.00

01:33:57.900 But, no, I agree. 1.00

01:33:59.400 I agree.

01:33:59.800 No, you're answering correctly.

01:34:02.160 Absolutely. 0.99

01:34:03.220 Everybody has fucked up in their past. 0.94

01:34:05.140 And there are certain things that should be forgiven 100%. 0.99

01:34:07.600 The fact is this man is trying to do something for white people. 0.99

01:34:11.660 And that's what we should fucking focus on. 1.00

01:34:13.360 I don't give a shit if he made porno videos with his fucking wife. 1.00

01:34:16.240 He doesn't have a bunch of black babies or brown babies. 1.00

01:34:18.660 That's the only thing that would fucking matter to me unless he was touching kids. 1.00

01:34:21.580 But, clearly, none of that kind of shit has come out. 0.99

01:34:24.760 Those are the two things that would, for me anyway, personally, would take you out of any kind of white power movement going forward. 1.00

01:34:33.040 You got mixed kids or you're a fucking pedophile. 1.00

01:34:35.840 Most of the other stuff I can get away with. 1.00

01:34:38.760 You know, I've said this many times.

01:34:40.660 A lot of people know my backstory.

01:34:42.540 But the fact is this man is trying to do something for white people, and he is setting a precedence right now.

01:34:48.520 Yes, it's been attempted in the past, and it's somewhat been successful.

01:34:52.280 But the fact still remains that he is doing everything that he can to further the future of white people and help secure a future for our children. 0.96

01:35:03.180 And that's what matters to me. 1.00

01:35:04.540 I don't give two fucks if he did pornos and all these fucking faggot Jews that want to try to smear him because he did some shit when he was a young kid full of fucking vril. 1.00

01:35:13.980 You know, we've all done some stupid shit. 1.00

01:35:16.360 You know, I'm not the only one in here that was in the service, and I can't tell you how many fucking girls that I put it in. 1.00

01:35:21.320 You know, whatever, shit happens. 1.00

01:35:23.520 I was young and stupid. 1.00

01:35:25.220 You know, the saying is young, dumb, and full of cum. 1.00

01:35:27.560 Shit happens. 1.00

01:35:28.500 Get over it. 1.00

01:35:29.360 The man is trying to do for white people what needs to be done, period. 0.84

01:35:33.340 Yeah, and like a lot of folks like try to do things for our people, this, that, and the other, though like the truth is is he is like doing extremely great and important work.

01:35:50.480 So I think we should all support and back him and others who we believe who are doing similar things for our people, right?

01:36:10.200 I think it's like imperative for us to collectivize and tribalize, so to speak.

01:36:19.320 And I mean, you know, because the strategy of people who are against us, I mean, they'll try to censor us, distract us, smear us.

01:36:33.120 And sometimes they, in the past, have assassinated people, of course.

01:36:41.440 And I mean, like, I think how I'm seeing things, this guy, Eric, him and Nick Fuentes, I mean, think what you want about Fuentes.

01:36:58.840 Though, like, he sort of did a brilliant counter to Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens attempt to smear him.

01:37:16.940 It was a similar tactic.

01:37:20.260 They attempted to smear him, to discredit him, and he countered brilliantly on his show on Rumble on Friday.

01:37:37.220 And, I mean, I stand with him, too.

01:37:40.500 Like, and I say this because we need to stand by and protect our people who are sticking out their necks for us.

01:37:52.060 And let's keep an eye on what happens.

01:37:55.880 I mean, Nick said on his show last night that he is worried that they'll try to assassinate him again, by the way.

01:38:12.400 It happened some months ago.

01:38:14.780 An assassin showed up at his home with a gun.

01:38:20.560 And he wasn't able to enter, and the police ended up killing him.

01:38:28.640 Anyway, like, the point is, is we need to stand by and protect our brothers and sisters who are sticking out their necks for us, always. 0.98

01:38:42.220 And if anything happens, we know what the fuck is going on.

01:38:52.680 And that, in a sense, acts as some protection, too, if we sort of get ahead of things. 0.97

01:39:01.960 Like, we understand that this is the strategy.

01:39:06.680 First, they'll try to censor.

01:39:08.640 Then they'll try to discredit.

01:39:11.660 They'll debank, et cetera.

01:39:14.840 If all else fails and people are getting flying too close to the sun, so to speak, that they might try to assassinate them.

01:39:27.580 And we can't allow that or stand for that any more.

01:39:34.320 So I'm just throwing that out there.

01:39:38.240 Well, full disclosure about the porno video.

01:39:41.020 I heard WTF was the cameraman and MAGA was the narrator.

01:39:49.860 You ain't gonna catch me on them, Charlie.

01:39:52.200 I was the girl exploring the list.

01:39:55.700 Yeah.

01:39:57.580 And I mean, also, like, on Fuentes, I think some folks, I mean, currently, there's, like, a hot, it seems like a hot subject about, like, Christianity and if Christianity is actually helpful or harmful for our people and this, that, and the other. 0.99

01:40:20.100 I mean, I think it's mostly noise, like, I'm Christian, and I think that that's the optimal path forward is to unite under the flag and the crucifix of our nations and just to say, essentially, fuck off. 0.98

01:40:41.280 Like, like, after all, Jews crucified Christ and the Bible warns us about them again and again and again. 0.98

01:40:52.060 And, and I mean, there's, it's a reason that there's a crucifix front and center in all of our churches, either a crucifix or Christ or guys are reflecting. 0.99

01:41:08.900 I mean, it's our ancestors essentially telling us, warning us, and us by placing, I mean, our ancestors by placing an image of Christ on a cross reminds us and essentially tells everyone else, like, hey, look, we've had enough of this shit. 1.00

01:41:34.900 We know what you did to our guy, and, and we're not going to tolerate that shit. 0.99

01:41:46.060 Anyway, like, I don't know. 0.99

01:41:48.280 And at the same time, like, I got love for all my people, like, I guess I do place race over religion, even though I think that's sort of like a false, like, dichotomy or framework in a sense.

01:42:10.140 Although, like, I understand the predicament that our people are in, and I got the same love for people who are Christian or for whites who are Christian or agnostic or atheist or pagan or anything.

01:42:33.480 Like, I just, like, like, I won't judge others for their beliefs in that sense.

01:42:44.120 And I sort of expect the same in return.

01:42:48.740 And then it's like, all right, let's lock arms and support each other and secure an existence for our people and white children, ultimately. 0.54

01:43:00.580 And, I mean, I do think, like, it is just sort of interesting and potentially helpful to have these conversations about, like, Christianity and Judaism.

01:43:17.020 And, I mean, it is true that, like, the church has been highly infiltrated and subverted and that a lot of, like, evil things are happening through the church that harm our people.

01:43:34.780 Such as, like, immigration and this sense of, like, colorblind, love thy neighbor, this, that, and the other.

01:43:48.360 I mean, though, like, ultimately, it isn't a reflection of true Christianity.

01:43:53.740 It's just a reflection of the subversion of Christianity. 0.91

01:43:57.700 And it's the same, like, the issue is, like, every sphere of our society has been infiltrated and subverted.

01:44:09.560 And, of course, like, they're going to try to infiltrate and subvert the most impactful spheres the most.

01:44:21.380 And that is, like, the spiritual life, I would argue, is, like, the most significant sphere.

01:44:31.880 So, like, I sort of think the solution is to reclaim our faith, to unsubvert it.

01:44:42.460 I mean, I believe that Christ and the apostles, the Israelites, that they were Aryan, Caucasian, white, and that our ancestors, their descendants, built European Christendom.

01:44:59.880 And the United States.

01:45:02.740 And, okay, it's been subverted, but we could just reclaim it.

01:45:09.680 And, I mean, it seems sort of necessary anyway.

01:45:13.880 Like, I, for one, as I say, I'm a Christian, and there's endless wisdom in true Christianity anyway.

01:45:24.280 Anyway, I've been on for a bit, although I'm just, like, sharing some thoughts out there.

01:45:35.020 Yeah, I was.

01:45:35.640 No worries, brother.

01:45:37.020 I was going to say.

01:45:37.920 Go ahead, Nani. 0.99

01:45:38.540 I was going to say I was wondering how long y'all were going to let the religious stuff go on.

01:45:42.540 I mean, I appreciate that Hummingbird has his own opinions and stuff like that, but I thought that was something we kind of shied away from.

01:45:49.920 But, no, I don't necessarily have an issue.

01:45:53.280 I don't have an issue with anybody. 0.99

01:45:55.060 You know, as long as you're race first and you want to help our white people and the future of our white children, I don't give two shits. 1.00

01:46:00.720 You can fucking pray to the flying spaghetti monster for all I care. 1.00

01:46:03.880 As long as you can stand shoulder to shoulder with me and fight for white people, that's the only thing that matters to me. 1.00

01:46:09.140 I love spaghetti as well.

01:46:10.560 Yeah, who's the spaghetti?

01:46:12.840 Who's the spaghetti?

01:46:14.420 I pray to him once a week.

01:46:16.460 No, we don't do SpaghettiOs. 0.99

01:46:18.520 My daughter eats SpaghettiOs, but my son, he had a stomach virus, and I was unaware of it, and he had a whole can of SpaghettiOs, and I had to clean that shit up, and then it gave me the stomach virus. 1.00

01:46:30.340 So I don't fuck with SpaghettiOs. 1.00

01:46:34.980 Yeah, well, my Sky Daddy's better than yours. 1.00

01:46:37.400 Hey, SpaghettiOs are gross, too, by the way.

01:46:41.900 Like, there was a time, like, I was sort of a, I thought about them, and I think I had them once or twice as a child, and I saw, like, I'm sure folks remember those insane ads for SpaghettiOs, too. 0.99

01:46:59.520 I mean, in a sense, they were brilliant, like, because they had me tricked, and then I, like, I suddenly had, like, a craving for them, and I bought a can, and they're fucking gross as shit. 0.94

01:47:15.020 It's disgusting, so, yeah, sorry to hear that about, I think you said your son had an illness, as there is stilt of them, is that right? 0.95

01:47:27.900 No, it was, he had a stomach virus, and we didn't know, and then he ate a whole can of SpaghettiOs, and then that night, he woke up in the middle of the night, and he threw up all over the bed, and it had that SpaghettiO, but disgusting stomach virus smell, and then I had to clean it up, because my wife wouldn't get up.

01:47:46.260 And, yeah, I ended up getting the stomach virus after that, and throwing up everything I had, you know, both ends. 0.99

01:47:55.780 So, now I hate the smell of SpaghettiOs, it disgusts me, so I will not fuck with SpaghettiOs, period. 0.98

01:48:03.300 Yeah, I'm, I'm, I'm there with you, and that should be on the top of our agenda list once we reclaim our nation, is to outlaw SpaghettiOs. 0.99

01:48:16.260 Her products everywhere.

01:48:18.440 Okay, well. 0.99

01:48:19.400 No, no, we'll, we'll have a new, no, we'll have a, a new, you know how they had, like, the alphabetical ones, but we'll have ones that only spell, like, white power shit. 0.99

01:48:31.080 Okay, you, you think SpaghettiOs are bad, right? 0.95

01:48:33.700 I don't know if I told this, this story in here or somewhere else, but, uh, my brother, uh, he's a welder, but at one time he was, uh, part-timing at a factory, and it was a Vienna sausage factory.

01:48:46.720 And he was working the floor, and he, I think he said he worked there for two months, and after two months he couldn't take it anymore.

01:48:53.100 So, uh, you know, he was on the floor where they did all the canning and all the, the creation of the Vienna sausages.

01:48:59.500 You know, it's a, it's all a bunch of mush until they mull it.

01:49:02.420 Well, he told me that in the process of them creating it in these giant vats, you know, we're talking about hundreds of gallons, you know, huge vats of this pink paste that they formed into Vienna sausages.

01:49:16.260 A lot of it would fall onto the floor.

01:49:18.420 And, yeah, they had plastic on the floor, but everybody walked back and forth from all these vats, and they had booties on and stuff like that.

01:49:25.020 But they would walk over all the stuff on the floor, and at the end of the night, they would go in with these giant plastic shovels, and they would scoop up all the stuff that was on the floor and throw it right back into the vat.

01:49:35.540 And, uh, they would boil it to, quote-unquote, kill anything, um, that had, uh, it had encountered onto the floor, which included spit and boogers and everything else that people shit in. 0.53

01:49:48.460 And that's what you get when you're eating Vienna sausages.

01:49:51.260 Uh, it may be one Vienna sausage in the, uh, entirety of the can that came from the floor, but the fact is they scoop it up off the floor and throw it right back into the vat.

01:50:01.140 So, uh, there, I think we should ban Vienna sausages.

01:50:04.420 I think it's funny you guys are talking about, uh, SpaghettiO commercials. 0.98

01:50:08.840 Dude, uh, fucking, uh, Skittles had some fucking pretty crazy commercials. 0.96

01:50:17.520 All that goyslop has funny commercials, yeah. 0.99

01:50:20.920 They go, hey, kids, come look at this.

01:50:24.340 And you say, oh, wow.

01:50:26.720 Dude, go on YouTube and watch banned Skittles commercials. 1.00

01:50:30.500 Dude, they're fucking insane. 0.99

01:50:34.420 Yeah, really? 1.00

01:50:36.080 I think I, I think I know a few of the ones you're talking about here.

01:50:39.300 Yeah, yeah.

01:50:40.060 All over you.

01:50:42.040 That one?

01:50:44.260 Yeah, no, there was a lot of, uh, yeah, definitely borderline wild ones out there, uh, back in the day.

01:50:50.700 But yeah, it just goes to show, like, I mean, uh, the food, the mass-produced food, you just want to stay away from it altogether.

01:50:55.920 You want to start, you know, making your own things, make your own mayonnaise, make your own, uh, whatever the hell.

01:51:02.520 You know, there's recipes online.

01:51:03.780 You can find anything you want, a recipe for it.

01:51:06.180 Or, you know, mix a recipe from something else and combine it with something else.

01:51:10.760 And, you know, uh, replace things with healthier alternatives.

01:51:14.000 Like, um, you know, instead of using regular flour, you can use all sorts of different kinds of flour that are, you know, not as bad.

01:51:21.260 Uh, like I prefer, uh, grinding lentils and making flour from that.

01:51:24.920 And that works pretty good for most recipes.

01:51:27.160 Uh, don't make cookies with them so much, but for the most part, it's good.

01:51:32.920 Paladin, you're going to love the second thing.

01:51:35.360 Let me, let me do the first thing first.

01:51:38.080 So on vacation, I spoke with my one aunt and she was, uh, talking about Europe.

01:51:43.260 Um, and we're talking about exactly what we're talking about now, the food here, food there.

01:51:48.940 And she has a sensitive stomach. 0.99

01:51:50.640 And she said when she was there, she never got sick once eating any of their food.

01:51:56.080 Explained why she knows why. 0.98

01:51:58.160 Um, so it's just pretty amazing.

01:52:01.200 Um, it depends to where here you got to go.

01:52:05.360 Like I know a owner of an Italian shop, everything he makes is it's all home.

01:52:09.900 Like it's all fresh gluten-free.

01:52:11.740 Like it's all legit. 0.99

01:52:13.600 It's the fucking best Italian food ever. 0.98

01:52:16.700 Um, but anyways, um, to the other subject, paladin, uh, mythos as well. 0.99

01:52:25.300 Uh, I did purchase my wife a little surprise before a camping trip.

01:52:30.300 And I did buy her an espresso machine and boy, did we use that thing up?

01:52:35.840 I think I'm about to pull it out of the camper, put it in the house.

01:52:38.120 That thing is pretty awesome.

01:52:39.700 Grinding your own beans and making your own like froth and all dude.

01:52:44.500 What?

01:52:44.820 Yeah.

01:52:46.060 Yep.

01:52:46.360 I took your guys' advice.

01:52:48.100 I did it.

01:52:51.320 Heck yeah.

01:52:52.400 Yeah.

01:52:52.980 I love it.

01:52:53.460 Now, WTF, what you got to do is you got to get a mocha pot, right?

01:52:57.740 And you keep that in your truck with the, uh, with like a couple of bottles of water and

01:53:02.840 some, uh, brown coffee and you get that little butane torch, right.

01:53:07.540 That you get from home Depot.

01:53:09.100 And then whenever you're, you know, on the run or on the site, you just, uh, turn on that

01:53:13.740 butane torch, set it down and hold that mocha pot over it.

01:53:17.840 And it'll make you the greatest, uh, I don't drink coffee all like that.

01:53:21.640 I'll drink it on the weekends and I'll drink it while we're camping.

01:53:24.340 That's pretty much about it.

01:53:27.740 So I'm not, I'm not really a big coffee person.

01:53:30.620 Then why do you drink it at all, brother?

01:53:32.960 I like it.

01:53:34.100 I like it.

01:53:35.020 It's a, just wait till you start drinking it.

01:53:37.100 It's like a drug.

01:53:37.960 I have like ADHD, man.

01:53:39.840 I told her the other day, I had like, uh, a few double expressos and I was like pretty 0.99

01:53:45.240 fucking wired up. 0.97

01:53:46.840 Yeah. 1.00

01:53:48.120 It felt like my heart was going to pop out of my chest.

01:53:51.840 Yeah.

01:53:54.080 Yep.

01:53:54.480 Hey, and, and, uh, something about what Nanya said.

01:54:00.800 I mean, it highlights the importance of us having our own sustainable, uh, self-sufficient

01:54:12.640 communities, uh, so, so that we know exactly where our food and water is coming from.

01:54:23.320 Uh, cause unfortunately we can't trust, um, others to provide, uh, healthy food and water

01:54:36.920 for us.

01:54:38.540 I mean, I've seen like lots of examples of also at restaurants, like past food, especially

01:54:47.280 where if there's a staff of non white people, I mean, the unfortunate reality is most of them, 1.00

01:55:00.920 uh, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to do to the Jewish Marxist, uh, education slash into doctrine

01:55:15.240 nations system that they've spent most of their lives.

01:55:21.740 And that teaches them to hate us.

01:55:26.500 And so it's, uh, unfortunately it occurs that if a white person say orders a pizza somewhere

01:55:36.680 or a burrito somewhere, and the staff is all non white.

01:55:43.380 They, well, they might spit in our food or, or, or, or throw some stuff on the ground and

01:55:51.960 then throw it on our food, this, that, and the other.

01:55:55.640 So anyway, that's just like something else, like another reason, uh, that it isn't necessary

01:56:05.040 for us to have our own, um, uh, self-sufficient communities really.

01:56:14.940 Yeah, that's, that's well said, but I, ever since I was a kid, we always ate at home, you

01:56:19.860 know, we had five or six family dinners a week.

01:56:22.000 And, and then usually that seventh day was just like a soup and sandwich day.

01:56:25.740 So I kind of raised my kids the same way.

01:56:27.860 We don't really go out to eat much, but that's the same reason.

01:56:30.540 I like to see who's touching my food, what's touching my food and where it came from, you

01:56:35.080 know?

01:56:35.500 Cause like you said, you never know what somebody has done to it. 0.94

01:56:39.280 You, you can't even really trust like door dash and shit anymore. 1.00

01:56:43.160 Like that shit is, you don't know that the person, the person delivered has a fucking mental 1.00

01:56:49.420 illness and you know, they're going to poison your food, spit in your fucking food, rub it 1.00

01:56:55.520 on their generals. 1.00

01:56:56.440 Who the fuck knows? 1.00

01:56:57.200 You can't trust it. 1.00

01:56:58.400 If you have land, if you have land or a little bit of land, get some birds, get eggs that

01:57:07.320 goes a long way and it's cheaper. 0.98

01:57:09.540 Everyone's bitching about the price of shit that are link up with people in your community. 0.99

01:57:14.120 That money goes right back to them. 0.99

01:57:16.500 They're going to put it towards their own personal farm.

01:57:19.240 It's going to go right back to you.

01:57:20.780 I just sent some of you guys, uh, some pictures just right now.

01:57:23.960 We had.

01:57:24.340 It's turning into a robot.

01:57:29.760 Robot.

01:57:30.320 No.

01:57:32.480 Hold on.

01:57:33.260 Hold on.

01:57:34.220 Hold on.

01:57:34.860 Check.

01:57:35.160 Check.

01:57:35.480 Mike, two. 0.96

01:57:36.500 Nigger one. 1.00

01:57:37.080 Nigger two. 1.00

01:57:37.320 I did a fucking wifi. 1.00

01:57:38.540 Come on now. 0.98

01:57:39.900 I was not even on the wifi.

01:57:41.560 I didn't.

01:57:41.840 I didn't.

01:57:42.980 Ah.

01:57:43.820 Yeah.

01:57:44.200 Yeah.

01:57:44.460 Yep.

01:57:44.820 I sent you guys some pictures, but, uh, yeah, we got three that hatched.

01:57:48.540 Um, we're going to get it.

01:57:49.820 When we get another, uh, another big, uh, litter of eggs, we're going to do another full

01:57:54.920 and yeah.

01:57:56.480 So we're getting it back up in our numbers on birds right now, but yeah, do it if you

01:58:01.460 can.

01:58:02.160 And if you can't find someone in your community, work with them, help them out.

01:58:06.220 Oh yeah.

01:58:07.780 And another thing like, you know, when you get ordered food at a restaurant, whatever, 0.97

01:58:11.860 all that crap, uh, you're basically killing your gut bacteria. 0.79

01:58:15.220 Cause a lot of those establishments are using these, uh, high, you know, killing bacteria, 0.99

01:58:20.560 uh, you know, these, these sanitizers for everything they use, everything they come in

01:58:25.320 contact with and that's going in the food. 0.86

01:58:27.860 So therefore, um, you know, you're getting, you're killing your butt and gut bacteria and

01:58:33.000 it's, uh, it takes a long time to replace, you know, you gotta eat a lot of

01:58:36.200 a lot of different foods to replace that.

01:58:38.000 So, um, yeah, it causes depression, it causes sluggishness, all sorts of bad things.

01:58:43.160 You know, you need that gut bacteria and when you kill it off just by eating like one fast

01:58:47.580 food, just one time, you're, you're, uh, setting your health bank like weeks, months.

01:58:53.220 So let's go to Nunya.

01:58:56.400 Yeah, we were talking about, uh, you know, takeout or delivery food.

01:59:00.360 Right.

01:59:01.200 And, um, you know, I don't eat out all that often, um, occasionally, but I, I

01:59:06.160 do go, uh, to the local coffee shop here.

01:59:10.200 I don't know, once a week, probably.

01:59:13.260 And it always irritates me because, uh, it's called seven brew.

01:59:17.240 It's kind of like a Starbucks or a caribou coffee, one of those types of things.

01:59:21.240 And, uh, uh, it pisses me off because they, they have these, these towels.

01:59:27.340 It's an actual towel, not a, not a paper towel that they wipe your coffees off with before

01:59:32.300 they hand them to you.

01:59:33.580 Right. 0.99

01:59:34.100 And they use the same towel all fucking day. 0.99

01:59:36.260 So they're constantly wiping people's coffee cups with the same dirty towel, you know, cause 0.98

01:59:42.220 they spill coffee all over the coffee cup and they don't want to hand it to you with

01:59:45.140 coffee all over it, but it's disgusting to me.

01:59:47.860 You know, maybe it's the, the hypochondriac in me or, or whatever, but when they wipe my

01:59:53.540 coffee and then they go to touch, they'll, they'll physically hold the top of it, you 0.96

01:59:57.620 know, where you put your mouth and it's, it's so fucking gross. 0.97

02:00:01.220 Um, I don't know, maybe I don't, I don't really get sick all that often to be honest, but it's 0.99

02:00:06.080 just the fact that somebody else's grubby fucking booger pickers are touching my coffee, 0.99

02:00:10.620 you know, maybe where I might have to put my mouth. 0.99

02:00:12.540 I always have to wipe it off before I use it. 0.99

02:00:14.440 It's fucking gross. 0.98

02:00:15.500 All right. 0.99

02:00:16.100 I got a question. 0.99

02:00:17.080 We're all wondering now, Nanya, why the fuck do the, do you go there then? 0.99

02:00:22.680 I like the taste of the coffee. 0.99

02:00:24.120 I make my coffee at the house, but like I said, maybe once a week I'll, I'll get the urge

02:00:28.260 to go out and just, uh, get the coffee and, and it's kind of a double-edged sword.

02:00:32.840 Sometimes I'm like, yeah, I need the germs because, uh, maybe I don't go out as much

02:00:36.560 as I want or should.

02:00:38.400 Right.

02:00:38.820 So in the back of my mind, I'm kind of like, maybe it'll give me some germs and help boost

02:00:43.240 my immune system.

02:00:44.020 But at the same time, I'm disgusted by it.

02:00:46.080 So it's kind of like a train wreck.

02:00:47.940 You know, you, you don't want to look, but you kind of do want to look.

02:00:50.640 You reminded me the, uh, a couple of days ago, I went in the store that I always go

02:00:58.120 to, and, uh, it's a little, a boo-boo store.

02:01:00.140 It's the only one around.

02:01:01.620 And, uh, I noticed every time I put my wife, uh, can Dr. Pepper up on the counter for him

02:01:07.180 to ring up, he always has to grab it and finger it.

02:01:09.920 So after about twice, I was like, why do you have to touch it and finger it and rub all 1.00

02:01:14.860 over it with your nasty fucking hands? 1.00

02:01:16.860 And he, he acted like he didn't understand me. 1.00

02:01:18.960 And I said, you understand me, you know what you're doing.

02:01:21.400 But then I went in there, uh, yesterday and wouldn't, you know, he didn't touch it at

02:01:25.600 all. 0.97

02:01:26.360 So sometimes just speak the fuck up.

02:01:28.440 Nice. 0.99

02:01:29.220 Oh, we got fag patrol, fag patrol. 1.00

02:01:31.640 What's up, Marco? 1.00

02:01:35.080 What's up, fags? 1.00

02:01:36.860 So, uh, you know, um, white power fags. 1.00

02:01:40.960 I don't even kiss boys that much, Marco. 1.00

02:01:43.220 Fucking chill. 1.00

02:01:44.320 Okay. 0.99

02:01:44.800 All right.

02:01:45.300 All right.

02:01:46.280 Uh, so, you know, here's what, while I was literally.

02:01:48.960 on this call, literally I caught a speckled trout, man, while I was on this call and it

02:01:54.900 occurred to me is like, even for those that don't have a fish every day, man.

02:02:00.480 So, but even for those that don't have any land and can't, you know, have a chicken, man,

02:02:05.200 you know, it was like, you can just get a fishing pole, take your, take your kids.

02:02:08.340 Um, and yeah, I mean, it's, it's some of the best eating ever, probably in some of your

02:02:14.300 parts of the country.

02:02:15.160 The water's really clean.

02:02:17.340 Uh, you can check that out yourself, but, uh, it's just a really wonderful, wonderful

02:02:21.700 thing.

02:02:22.120 And it's, you know, it's, it's free aside from getting there and catching them.

02:02:25.880 Uh, and it's delicious too.

02:02:27.820 And you can prepare them a million different ways.

02:02:30.160 But one, one thing I wanted to mention that this one brother was talking about earlier

02:02:33.900 about Ben and SpaghettiOs.

02:02:35.540 And I, I kind of thought about that a little bit.

02:02:37.760 I mean, if we're going to go that far, let's just go straight for Chef Boyardee, you know, 1.00

02:02:42.520 because that motherfucker might've been a Jew or something, dude. 0.99

02:02:44.760 I don't know, but you know, I don't think we should just stop at SpaghettiOs. 1.00

02:02:49.100 So thanks for letting me share. 0.91

02:02:52.100 Well, I think Paladin's going to change it to Chef Boyardee nigger. 1.00

02:02:55.600 Yeah, we gotta, we gotta get rid of the Chef Boyardee niggers also. 1.00

02:02:58.920 They're everywhere. 0.98

02:02:59.580 That's something we've always talked about, though, is the fish in here.

02:03:02.420 We've always talked about it's healthier to catch your own, gut it, because the ones 0.99

02:03:07.740 that, uh, well, that was you, Paladin, if I'm not mistaken, and saying all the shit 0.99

02:03:12.220 they put in the fish that you buy from the store. 0.99

02:03:14.200 Am I right or wrong?

02:03:15.260 That was you.

02:03:15.960 Uh, no, I think I, I mentioned that whitefish was good.

02:03:20.300 And then somebody said that, that, uh, fish in general has lots of, I think it was Nanya

02:03:23.960 that said that actually, uh, that had, they have lots of plastic, microplastics, toxins, 0.92

02:03:30.120 mercury, all that crap.

02:03:31.260 Now they're farm fish or something. 0.99

02:03:33.300 I think I'm pretty sure that was Nanya.

02:03:34.860 Well, we're already in the future, right?

02:03:38.480 Cause the FDA the other day just approved lab grown salmon for, uh, human consumption.

02:03:44.720 So, you know, pretty soon you're going to have beyond salmon, you know?

02:03:49.200 Oh, hell no.

02:03:51.540 But yeah, I would, I would agree with Marco with the, with the fish and I fish as many

02:03:55.920 days a week as I can.

02:03:57.480 And also with the kids thing, you know, how all most kids want to be on their phone, but

02:04:01.560 if you get them out in the woods and get them in nature, they forget all about that phone.

02:04:04.960 And I promise. 0.99

02:04:08.200 Dude, if you don't take your kids camping, you're fucking missing out. 1.00

02:04:11.620 You take your kids camping, give them a fucking walkie talkie. 1.00

02:04:15.560 We'll see you later. 1.00

02:04:16.900 Go meet friends, go get hurt, get up, fucking walk it off. 1.00

02:04:22.140 That's how it works. 1.00

02:04:23.260 Speaking of, uh, we all gotta start having more children also, whoever's able to, you

02:04:36.500 know?

02:04:38.900 Well, I've got three.

02:04:40.240 I'm, I'm working on my wife trying to make four.

02:04:42.480 I don't know, but it's, uh, it's one of those, uh, you know, y'all know.

02:04:46.840 We've been talking about having another one, but we like to pretend, uh, none.

02:04:52.080 Yeah.

02:04:54.600 Yeah.

02:04:55.140 About the, the fish thing.

02:04:56.420 I have said that in the past and, uh, it goes back to all the, the forever chemicals

02:05:01.200 and the pollutants that are in our waters.

02:05:03.000 Uh, you know, Marco brought up that, you know, maybe we got some clean water in our

02:05:06.620 areas.

02:05:07.700 Um, even in Minnesota, you know, it's known as the land of 10,000 lakes, even though

02:05:12.080 it's got way more than that.

02:05:13.460 But the fact is the amount of herbicides and disgusting chemicals that are in the

02:05:17.500 waters.

02:05:17.840 Um, it shocked me.

02:05:19.760 Like when I got up to Minnesota, right.

02:05:22.720 I was under the impression that it was a very clean place simply because it had lots

02:05:27.620 of lakes and it's lots of farmland.

02:05:29.220 So I decided to, uh, test my water and I lived out in the country, but it was city water.

02:05:35.480 Um, uh, but there were tons and tons of chemicals in the water, like way more than I thought there

02:05:42.540 would be.

02:05:42.920 So I ended up installing some filters and having these like five layer filtration systems and

02:05:47.600 shit like that.

02:05:48.720 But, uh, just think that's, that's the city water and that water is already purified before 1.00

02:05:54.240 it even hits your tap.

02:05:55.680 So imagine how bad it is in the lakes.

02:05:58.060 And yes, the fish, obviously fish is good for you.

02:06:01.140 Uh, but the fact is that there are lots of this crap, uh, it's in our rainwater, it's in our 0.99

02:06:07.500 groundwater, uh, it's in every fucking thing. 0.99

02:06:11.700 We use it every day. 0.99

02:06:13.260 Uh, I'll go back to the fucking Teflon thing. 0.98

02:06:15.740 A lot of people don't even understand that everything that is waterproof has Teflon in 0.98

02:06:21.940 it.

02:06:22.120 It may be called another name or what have you, but it is Teflon and it's a horrible chemical

02:06:27.680 that has been poisoning, uh, the American water system and the American people, the cows, uh,

02:06:34.940 all of our livestock, all that kind of stuff since the forties.

02:06:38.800 And they have come out with a hundred more since then.

02:06:41.180 So just keep that in mind, you know, yes, fish, obviously, if you, you can get it from

02:06:46.940 a, a decently clean source is going to be better there than from the market where they

02:06:51.840 are injecting all these dyes to make it look pretty, just like they do with meat.

02:06:55.580 But, uh, those are definitely things to consider when you're talking about one thing being,

02:07:00.020 uh, uh, safer than another, you know, unless you're purifying your water and you're raising

02:07:04.800 the fish yourself, you're going to get those types of chemicals.

02:07:07.940 Uh, but, uh, I do agree with the chickens 100%. 0.94

02:07:11.420 You know, my father has several chickens and I got more eggs than I could ever fucking 0.98

02:07:16.680 want. 0.96

02:07:17.220 You know, they pop out two or three a day.

02:07:19.020 You know, I think he only has four of them. 0.99

02:07:20.700 He's always got fucking eggs sitting around to the point to where he's like, Hey, you 0.99

02:07:23.340 want some eggs? 1.00

02:07:23.960 You know, I need to get rid of these fucking eggs. 1.00

02:07:25.300 They're going to go bad. 1.00

02:07:25.880 Just sitting here.

02:07:26.980 So absolutely people, you know, have your own gardens, have your own chicken coops, raise

02:07:32.040 your own livestock, all these times, you know, if you've got the land to do it, then

02:07:35.260 do it. 0.99

02:07:35.580 It just takes a little bit of work, a little bit of sweat, but nobody ever died from fucking 1.00

02:07:40.760 work. 0.99

02:07:41.500 You know, unless you're just one of those people that's out there working in 115 degrees 0.55

02:07:44.740 like a retard and, uh, you know, you've got a jacket on or something. 0.99

02:07:48.080 That's white power. 0.99

02:07:48.840 That is white power. 0.92

02:07:49.760 You can do it. 1.00

02:07:51.300 I mean, if you can do it, do it, but don't be stupid. 1.00

02:07:54.880 But yeah, absolutely. 0.99

02:07:56.400 Make, make your own, uh, make your own food.

02:07:58.560 Stop eating the, uh, what the radio would call goy slop, you know, I'm going to bounce

02:08:03.740 off of you and don't forget about cooking utensils. 0.99

02:08:08.440 A lot of people should, we should be cooking with wood utensils, nothing else.

02:08:13.940 Well, cast iron is fine.

02:08:16.080 Well, yeah.

02:08:16.860 Cast iron.

02:08:17.520 I'm talking about spatulas and stuff. 1.00

02:08:19.140 People using that plastic shit. 0.99

02:08:20.600 That is recycled plastic. 1.00

02:08:22.480 That's why, that's why it crackles.

02:08:25.380 Yeah, no, absolutely.

02:08:26.840 You definitely shouldn't be using stuff like that.

02:08:28.780 And I wanted to comment on what Paul was saying, you know, uh, get your kids out there.

02:08:33.240 Um, take them fishing stuff.

02:08:34.680 I try to take my son fishing. 0.73

02:08:36.620 Uh, unfortunately here in Arkansas during the summer, it is, uh, it is super fucking hot.

02:08:41.500 It's way hotter than I thought it would be coming from, uh, South Texas.

02:08:44.140 But, uh, yeah, it's hard to, it's hard to fish when it's a hundred plus degrees outside

02:08:48.880 and you're just sitting there sweating your ass off for two hours. 0.98

02:08:51.320 That kind of sucks. 0.99

02:08:52.640 But yes, take your kids out camping, take them out fishing, take them out into nature. 0.97

02:08:57.140 And like you said, they will forget about that phone or that tablet or what, you know,

02:09:00.760 their computer for a little while.

02:09:02.260 They're not going to completely forget it.

02:09:03.820 That's just how it is.

02:09:05.100 But the fact is when you're, when you're building that relationship with your kids, that's things

02:09:10.020 that they remember and they can pass on to their children as well.

02:09:13.080 So I think that's important, uh, for us to consider, uh, especially, uh, those of us that

02:09:18.340 have kids is to, uh, get closer to your children and have them respect your ideals.

02:09:23.660 Uh, make sure that you're teaching them the things that need to be taught real history.

02:09:27.800 Uh, well, you know, whether it be the 88 precepts, understanding the 14 words, these types of

02:09:33.360 things are very important, uh, for their future and the future of their children as well.

02:09:39.200 Why power brother?

02:09:40.440 Go ahead, Marco.

02:09:42.580 That was great, man.

02:09:43.700 It kind of touched a little bit on everything.

02:09:45.640 Um, so one last fishing tip and then I'll shut up about it is look for ponds, right?

02:09:50.920 Um, you want to, you want to kind of look for ponds where, and what this brother Nunya was

02:09:56.020 saying is, see, they spray for algae in some of these lakes and stuff.

02:09:59.280 And so anyone, anybody where they're paying for, for, you know, when you see that, uh,

02:10:04.720 that, uh, what do you call it?

02:10:06.080 That four wheeler that shows up once a month and he's buzzing around, spraying that shed

02:10:10.440 on the edge of the lake, he's trying to control algae, right?

02:10:13.900 You don't want, you know, you don't want to eat anything out of there.

02:10:15.900 So try to find, you know, there are really nice isolated ponds, um, and the biggest fish

02:10:20.840 are caught in, in ponds, by the way.

02:10:23.080 Why is that?

02:10:24.100 Well, there's no fishing pressure, right?

02:10:26.280 Now just make sure you know where you're at. 0.99

02:10:28.060 You don't want to get shot if you're on some old man's farm in Alabama or some shit, but, 0.98

02:10:32.060 uh, you know, make sure you know what you're doing, where you're going. 0.98

02:10:35.340 But the thing about the kids is he's got a couple of wealthy Canucks and, uh, by the

02:10:40.040 way, they're Canadian.

02:10:41.040 That's not a bad word. 1.00

02:10:42.240 That's, uh, they have a hockey team called the Vancouver Canucks.

02:10:45.560 So they're proud of that, but they're wealthy.

02:10:47.940 They got a place down here real close to me, just a couple of doors down.

02:10:51.240 And when they come down, um, their daughter, and this was to Mr. Paul's point, and none

02:10:56.800 of you hit on it too, is when they come down, their daughter, they got two boys and a girl.

02:11:02.460 That girl stands out there probably 10, 12 years old and catches fish all evening long. 1.00

02:11:07.380 I'm just astounded at this child.

02:11:09.300 She doesn't go in.

02:11:10.440 The boys give up.

02:11:11.300 They go in.

02:11:12.000 Um, but the point is the dad, you know, uh, they just, it's, it's a bonding thing, man.

02:11:18.820 I'll just watch this child out there till the sun goes down till they make her come in. 1.00

02:11:22.840 Right.

02:11:23.180 And so it's, I'm, I'm sorry to ramble.

02:11:25.260 It's a family building thing.

02:11:26.700 And these brothers were saying that.

02:11:28.000 So thanks for letting me share. 1.00

02:11:29.440 I will say one thing is we do have a team named the Cox and they suck balls. 1.00

02:11:38.100 They suck. 1.00

02:11:38.880 They suck balls. 1.00

02:11:39.780 I, I, I, and I don't even watch hockey now. 1.00

02:11:42.140 Uh, I hate hockey so much.

02:11:43.760 And people like, will be like, you can't, you can't be call yourself Canadian if you don't

02:11:48.060 like hockey. 1.00

02:11:48.720 I was like, fuck, can't stand hobby. 1.00

02:11:50.740 Sorry. 0.99

02:11:51.040 I didn't mean to sidetrack the conversation, but yeah.

02:11:53.860 Yeah.

02:11:54.080 I mean, at this point, like professional sports is essentially a distraction and, and

02:12:06.740 it's, it's Jewish also.

02:12:09.020 I mean, if one considers the ownership and then the television contracts and the, um, marketing

02:12:18.780 and advertisement, um, and I mean, ultimately it's, uh.

02:12:24.080 Uh, distraction, I mean, playing sports, uh, I appreciate a lot.

02:12:32.120 I enjoy playing, being an active participant and, um, though, yeah, it's just something

02:12:39.760 strange anyway about like watching people get paid to play a sport.

02:12:48.620 Like, I don't understand it that much.

02:12:51.060 I think it's just glorifying nons and creating more division, you know, instead of us coming

02:12:57.520 together, we'll fight over a sports team or something, you know, or my bad white.

02:13:03.500 Go ahead.

02:13:04.680 I was just going to say, yeah, like people are willing to start wars over sports, but when

02:13:08.920 you tell them, you know, that you got, they got pedophiles in the government, they're like,

02:13:11.840 oh, no, that can't be true.

02:13:13.880 I'm going to move on with my life.

02:13:18.600 No, I was going to, I was going to touch on it.

02:13:21.940 Oh, my bad.

02:13:22.580 Go ahead.

02:13:22.900 I was going to say the same to you, although, um, just then real quick, I mean, a hundred

02:13:31.740 percent, like imagine if some of that energy was channeled into things that actually matters,

02:13:40.500 such as, uh, building up ourselves, our friends and families, our communities and, and taking

02:13:49.200 to, to down this pedophilic state to panic treasonous regime.

02:13:58.640 Um, exactly. 0.94

02:14:02.540 Go ahead.

02:14:03.120 Yeah, I was, I was going to touch on the, uh, you know, it's just going to say to, uh,

02:14:08.220 it looks like you dropped down the gentleman that was bringing up the fishing, right?

02:14:11.880 Uh, that was me as a kid.

02:14:12.920 That's all I did.

02:14:14.180 I would go, uh, I would wander for miles and miles, you know, even at eight years old,

02:14:19.260 put a fishing pole and just find different lakes.

02:14:21.720 Luckily I never got, uh, never got in trouble or anything, but that I would just go out there

02:14:25.520 and do that.

02:14:25.900 You know, my dad allowed me to do whatever the pretty much I wanted because he wasn't

02:14:30.540 a very good parent, but the fact remains that, uh, I was that kid that was allowed to do 0.98

02:14:35.760 whatever the fuck he wanted. 0.96

02:14:36.860 I went to the beach at nine years old by myself and it was a couple of miles away. 0.99

02:14:41.180 I'd ride a skateboard or a bike down there, almost died a couple of times, but luckily

02:14:44.400 there were nice people that helped me out.

02:14:46.220 But, uh, you know, I won't let my son do something like that, but on the same token,

02:14:50.300 you know, the, the freedom that we were provided, uh, as children is a little different than it

02:14:57.840 is nowadays.

02:14:59.040 Uh, while I would enjoy having my son, uh, that same, uh, freedom, I worry because there's 0.99

02:15:06.260 so many fucking retards out there now that'll try to snatch a kid or, uh, you know, all this 1.00

02:15:11.340 kind of weird shit. 1.00

02:15:12.080 Right. 0.99

02:15:12.420 And it worries me.

02:15:13.660 So I don't, I don't allow that, um, that much freedom to my son that I had.

02:15:19.040 Plus I'm a good parent and I worry about him. 0.97

02:15:21.900 Um, but, um, I had something else I was going to say, but I forgot because, uh, niggers 1.00

02:15:28.620 don't raise their hands. 0.98

02:15:29.820 I'll come back to it. 0.99

02:15:33.660 Well, just raise your hand like a non nigger and we'll call on you again, brother. 1.00

02:15:42.080 So white, we got anything going on in your timeline? 0.99

02:15:50.240 Uh, yeah.

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02:16:38.660 Uh, thank you very much for that.

02:16:40.480 Appreciate that.

02:16:41.340 Uh, keep up the good work and, uh, yeah, if you guys haven't shared the space, help us

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02:17:28.140 Nanya.

02:17:28.400 All right.

02:17:33.860 I ordered a hat already this morning.

02:17:36.760 I've been MIA for a little bit.

02:17:38.920 I knew a little bit about the store, but I get it.

02:17:40.980 Didn't get a chance to check it out.

02:17:42.760 I ordered a hat ASAP.

02:17:44.760 As soon as I seen the site up above, um, a dad hat, of course.

02:17:49.840 Um, and, uh, I want to give a round of applause to white and Paul, especially Paul helping out 0.93

02:17:56.200 in time of need and being here.

02:17:58.820 Uh, giving Paladin a big, uh, a big helping hand.

02:18:02.180 So I appreciate you guys. 1.00

02:18:03.840 Fucking white power. 0.99

02:18:04.760 Love you guys. 1.00

02:18:07.360 White power, brother. 1.00

02:18:08.460 White's the star of the show, man. 0.99

02:18:09.880 I'm, I just try to keep up with him.

02:18:13.540 Hey, no, you're doing a great job though.

02:18:15.320 I, sometimes I, uh, got my hands full with something and then you take it over.

02:18:19.060 So I appreciate that.

02:18:20.120 Oh, dude, I'm always working.

02:18:21.620 Paladin knows that.

02:18:22.640 I'm always working, man.

02:18:23.740 Paladin's always, he's always, he, uh, he does a lot, man.

02:18:28.400 If it wasn't for him.

02:18:29.440 Yeah.

02:18:30.040 Aaron, you probably wouldn't be here right now.

02:18:31.840 So yeah.

02:18:32.940 Oh, come on. 0.87

02:18:33.820 He'll still be here.

02:18:34.620 He'll still be here.

02:18:36.260 Yeah.

02:18:36.840 Just wouldn't it be us?

02:18:37.940 You know, I don't know.

02:18:41.160 Who would it be?

02:18:41.880 Let's see here.

02:18:43.460 Let's see here.

02:18:44.180 You know who it would be. 0.99

02:18:45.400 It would probably be, uh, well, I can't think of his fucking name. 0.99

02:18:48.540 I'm just being a smart ass right now. 1.00

02:18:50.080 The fucking, uh, gay Christian cook guy with the fucking 50 different fucking, uh, uh, donate 1.00

02:18:57.800 to me on his page. 1.00

02:18:59.080 Uh, what the fuck's his name? 0.98

02:19:00.520 He always tries to come up here sometimes. 1.00

02:19:02.920 That person motherfucker. 1.00

02:19:04.220 It wouldn't be him. 1.00

02:19:05.220 I'm just being a smart ass. 0.99

02:19:07.840 Watch it beat the Diagenes. 0.99

02:19:09.960 Nah, I was just about to say that. 0.99

02:19:14.500 That'd be fucking funny. 0.98

02:19:16.200 But no. 0.99

02:19:17.100 No.

02:19:19.120 Yeah.

02:19:19.620 Everyone here, everyone, everyone who's involved behind the scenes and who's, who hosts all 0.96

02:19:25.040 around are fucking phenomenal. 0.62

02:19:27.360 We all work together as a team and that's how it's done. 0.97

02:19:33.440 Teamwork makes you teamwork.

02:19:34.580 We love you too, brother.

02:19:35.580 Yeah.

02:19:35.960 Love you, brother.

02:19:36.780 And, uh, good to hear you back here for y'all.

02:19:38.960 Even if it's just a day until you get back, you know, get things sorted out.

02:19:42.860 Uh, good to hear from you.

02:19:47.000 Go ahead.

02:19:47.540 Nanya.

02:19:49.520 Yeah.

02:19:49.840 I was going to say, uh, you know, WTF, when you get your hat, I was thinking about ordering

02:19:53.560 a dad hat too, but, um, you know, I looked at the picture of it and it looked like the

02:19:58.320 brim where it attaches to the top part of the hat was a little bubbled.

02:20:02.100 Uh, now I'm not making any, uh, uh, specific critique, but when you get your hat, if you could

02:20:06.980 take a couple of pictures and maybe send it to me in the DM or post it.

02:20:11.100 Yeah.

02:20:11.440 I'll put on my speedo and the hat, I'll send you a picture, brother.

02:20:13.800 No problem.

02:20:14.960 I don't want to see the speedo, but I'll definitely see some pictures of the hat.

02:20:18.820 No, no.

02:20:19.380 You've got to see the speedo if you're a part of the club, brother.

02:20:24.060 Oh man.

02:20:24.660 So yeah.

02:20:25.620 Yeah.

02:20:25.760 I just, before I buy it, I want to see the hat into a speedo and take a picture of that.

02:20:30.960 So just, you know, kind of tune out the skin around the hat, just so you know.

02:20:35.760 But yeah, I, I want to see a couple of, um, real world pictures, not, uh, internet pictures

02:20:40.760 before I buy one.

02:20:41.580 Cause I was going to buy the dad hat too.

02:20:43.040 That's the one that I liked.

02:20:44.640 Apparently I'm, I'm old like that, but, uh, no, I was going to say, and I definitely appreciate

02:20:49.200 what you guys do and I do want to support the channel.

02:20:51.320 So, uh, you know, once we get those pictures and I can see it is, uh, of the quality that

02:20:55.020 I appreciate, then I will purchase one.

02:20:57.260 But, uh, again, uh, thank you guys for the space.

02:20:59.860 I'm going to jump over.

02:21:00.740 I see Frank is doing a space on the, uh, poetic edda and I'm interested in that, uh, not

02:21:06.460 to hijack any of your, uh, uh, your people here, but, uh, I'm going to go partake in that 1.00

02:21:12.420 and thank you for the space and I'll give you all a big white fucking power. 1.00

02:21:16.620 White power, brother. 1.00

02:21:17.540 White power, brother. 1.00

02:21:22.220 White fucking power. 1.00

02:21:23.880 Yeah. 1.00

02:21:24.480 Um, I, um, I think we're going to be getting some samples ready to show you guys some shots

02:21:30.380 of some of the merchandise.

02:21:31.820 So, uh, stay tuned for that.

02:21:33.720 Uh, it just got set up.

02:21:35.280 So the first prints of everything's getting ready, getting to go, ready to go.

02:21:39.400 And once the first prints are done, then, you know, we can, uh, get some samples in to

02:21:44.440 show you guys what everything looks like.

02:21:46.280 So, yeah.

02:21:47.760 Uh, stay tuned for that.

02:21:49.020 Uh, it should be coming up within the week or so.

02:21:52.040 Uh, we'll have some samples to show off.

02:21:54.300 So we'll get the, uh, speedo edition going.

02:21:56.720 Yeah.

02:21:57.120 Yeah.

02:21:57.440 Uh, we're going to get limited edition speedos just for, uh, WTF and, uh, and all that.

02:22:02.800 Uh, there's a lot more coming too.

02:22:06.020 Uh, it's just, uh, it's a lot of work to set up, uh, you know, make sure everything's

02:22:09.960 placed right on the, uh, you know, the diagrams, all that stuff.

02:22:13.400 Uh, you've got to vectorize everything and, uh, get it ready for the print shop.

02:22:17.600 So, yeah, it's a lot of work goes into it, but, um, yeah, that's why, you know, it's,

02:22:23.200 it takes that white excellence.

02:22:24.440 So, uh, yeah, Marco's got his thumbs down.

02:22:28.260 I think he heard the, the thing about the speedos. 0.97

02:22:30.620 You know, we got that delay, so white powers, pedos, Marco doesn't, isn't into it. 0.94

02:22:39.000 Um, yeah, no, uh, lots of different things coming. 0.86

02:22:41.900 Uh, we've had a lot of suggestions coming for the, for the, you know, different designs,

02:22:45.740 different articles.

02:22:46.340 So stay tuned, keep checking back.

02:22:48.800 We might have something that, uh, if you don't like just hats and shirts, there will definitely

02:22:52.420 be some more items coming to the store.

02:22:54.680 And also, yeah, if you guys, uh, want to just donate, help us out, uh, by donating, uh,

02:23:01.500 you know, it helps everybody here.

02:23:03.100 Uh, there's options for that also on the website.

02:23:05.400 So check it out and bookmark it and, uh, check back regularly.

02:23:09.660 WTF.

02:23:14.880 Let's, uh, not forget about giving love to, yeah, all the WER guys, especially the guys 0.73

02:23:20.560 in the back channels behind the scenes, making these sites pop.

02:23:24.680 Merchandise pop and making big things happen. 0.99

02:23:27.260 It just doesn't happen out of thin fucking air. 0.98

02:23:30.680 It takes a lot of time, money, courage. 0.99

02:23:34.820 So.

02:23:36.300 Coordination.

02:23:40.480 Hell yeah.

02:23:41.380 Hell yeah.

02:23:41.760 The whole team.

02:23:43.580 Yeah.

02:23:43.860 So thanks for, for mentioning that.

02:23:47.040 Um, yeah, we got about, uh, we got about, uh, 40 minutes left here.

02:23:51.180 So, uh, if you do want to come up and grab a mic, you got about 20, 25 minutes before

02:23:56.100 we shut off the, uh, microphone invites for until we switch over to the white power lunch

02:24:01.320 hour.

02:24:01.700 So if you guys want to come up, uh, drop some knowledge, drop some ideas, uh, you know,

02:24:06.780 praise us.

02:24:07.460 Uh, if you want to just come say a quick white power, grab a microphone, jump up here. 0.98

02:24:12.240 Let's hear it.

02:24:12.840 We're here for it.

02:24:13.620 Um, and wow, there's a lot of people in here.

02:24:16.180 I just realized we got a big, big full house here.

02:24:18.400 So yeah, white power guys, uh, 137 of you guys are listening.

02:24:22.880 Uh, if we could get those, uh, repulse up would be very, very helpful for getting this

02:24:27.580 out to the broader audience, uh, and, uh, help us keep going, you know, uh, help us stay

02:24:33.260 at the top of the little list there where it shows all the spaces.

02:24:36.600 So appreciate everybody doing that sharing to, to their part.

02:24:40.260 Um, and yeah, we've been having a good conversation today, today so far.

02:24:44.300 So anybody got any other topics of conversation?

02:24:46.900 Uh, we got, we got homeschooled Jedi up, uh, what's going on with you?

02:24:51.520 Nothing much, gentlemen, white power. 0.67

02:24:53.920 Hey, I'd just like to get back to, uh, the subject of, uh, getting your kids outside the

02:24:59.700 camp and give them some skills, the skills that don't rely on technology.

02:25:06.120 Even if you don't have them yourself, it's a great learning opportunity for you and your

02:25:11.320 children.

02:25:12.800 Um, you know, the old boy Scouts used to be great until that.

02:25:16.900 It had a, you know, tragic ending, but, you know, as parents and grandparents, we're

02:25:23.580 kind of responsible to pass the skills along.

02:25:26.920 And I've, I've noticed a lot of the modern guys have just kind of done away with it.

02:25:31.560 You know what?

02:25:32.180 Just grab yourself some simple books.

02:25:34.620 If you don't have the skill yourself, start off small and progress from there.

02:25:39.520 Hell yeah, absolutely.

02:25:47.160 Absolutely.

02:25:47.620 I just seen also in the timeline here, uh, Ghislaine Maxwell is, opposes the U S government

02:25:54.340 proposal to release the grand jury transcripts.

02:25:57.520 Uh, yeah, go figure, huh?

02:26:00.200 Go figure.

02:26:00.780 She doesn't want that coming out.

02:26:02.620 It's like, wow.

02:26:04.520 I can't, I don't even know that they have a say when they're, you know, implement implicated

02:26:08.760 in the, in those things.

02:26:10.020 So, um, yeah, crazy.

02:26:13.920 Trump's also saying he's not, probably not going to go for a third term.

02:26:19.200 So yeah, all the Magatars are probably having a feeling about that. 1.00

02:26:25.260 Oh no, we need you, Trump.

02:26:27.220 We need you.

02:26:28.540 So interesting, uh, not a whole lot on the news though.

02:26:32.480 News timeline today, uh, flooding in India, a hundred dead, uh, must be some nasty, stinky 0.93

02:26:42.180 water.

02:26:42.680 I tell you that much.

02:26:43.900 Marco, go ahead.

02:26:47.760 I think this brother hummingbird was before me.

02:26:50.940 Oh, did he have his hand up?

02:26:52.140 I didn't see.

02:26:52.700 Oh yeah.

02:26:53.260 We'll go to hummingbirds.

02:26:54.200 Sorry.

02:26:54.420 My, my hand has disappeared.

02:26:55.580 I only saw Marco.

02:26:56.300 We'll go hummingbird and Marco.

02:26:58.540 Um, yeah, just to echo homeschools, uh, sentiments about learning skills and especially like

02:27:11.700 survival skills, um, you know, how to defend oneself also, um, some kind of martial art, um,

02:27:28.540 um, and, uh, sort of, uh, his, he has homeschool in his name and I'm a big, big advocate for

02:27:38.600 homeschooling, uh, somewhat off subject though.

02:27:41.940 Uh, in, uh, in, uh, in, in Scandinavia and, uh, other parts of Europe, uh, the preschool and

02:27:53.540 kindergarten is, uh, done out doors, like in, in wooded areas and, uh, forest.

02:28:06.000 And it's about like that very thing, um, uh, you know, uh, you know, survival and all that.

02:28:18.560 So, uh, yeah, just, just, just sort of echoing his sentiments.

02:28:23.200 Definitely.

02:28:24.200 Definitely.

02:28:25.200 Definitely.

02:28:26.200 Go ahead, Marco.

02:28:28.260 Real quick.

02:28:30.260 That is something that is getting worked on in the back channels with the bigger picture

02:28:38.160 project, but not out there.

02:28:49.320 So, um, yeah, talking about this one brother was saying, uh, you know, read books and that

02:28:57.800 type of thing, but I would also say, I agree with that.

02:29:00.980 Um, uh, but all I would also say is don't be afraid to ask somebody that's good, you

02:29:06.100 know, that's kind of already good at what you aspire to do.

02:29:09.800 Right.

02:29:10.180 There's, there's nothing wrong.

02:29:11.960 I think brother Paul from experience, but there's nothing wrong in taking a kid out and

02:29:15.620 them not catching a fish.

02:29:16.740 I mean, it's, um, these Canadian neighbors I referred to earlier, um, they, I could see

02:29:24.100 that I could see they didn't know what they were doing.

02:29:25.800 Um, and then, so, you know, I walk these ponds every day, all day long, uh, when I'm not 0.96

02:29:30.800 on these calls now or writing code working, uh, God damn, I got to give a presentation 0.86

02:29:36.200 here in a few minutes too. 0.88

02:29:37.580 So anyway, I'll make it quick.

02:29:39.360 So, um, here's the thing I was going to say is that, you know, they finally came to me

02:29:44.220 and they were like, how are you catching these fish, man?

02:29:47.120 I was like, rubber worms, brother.

02:29:48.600 You're in the South.

02:29:49.400 You know, they were Canadian.

02:29:50.760 They were Canadian trying to fish. 0.95

02:29:52.580 Paul, check this out with flies.

02:29:54.700 This guy had a fly rod out there, right?

02:29:57.400 And so I told him, I said, look, I'll just, I'll give you a fishing rod.

02:30:00.540 I live right around the pond here, come around here.

02:30:03.420 So I just set them up.

02:30:04.480 So what, what, what I'm trying to share is don't be afraid to ask, and they were catching

02:30:08.700 fish right away, right?

02:30:10.360 So don't be afraid to ask people if it's building a fire, catching fish, whatever it is, you know,

02:30:17.000 reading books is a very wonderful thing, obviously, right?

02:30:19.780 But don't be, don't be ashamed to ask someone because, uh, you know, uh, as if you're really 0.98

02:30:25.380 a good white American person, you're going to fucking help somebody, man. 0.98

02:30:29.500 Right. 0.99

02:30:29.920 And these are just good old Canadians that really didn't know what they were doing. 1.00

02:30:34.200 So thanks for letting me share.

02:30:39.860 Anytime, Marco, anytime.

02:30:42.340 Right.

02:30:42.840 That goes right back to teamwork.

02:30:44.760 There's no reason why we can't associate, communicate, talk to one another.

02:30:49.140 And that's one thing I wish Mythos could get up here.

02:30:52.980 I know he takes his family camping as well.

02:30:55.420 And when you do that, it is like, it is amazing.

02:30:58.000 You meet people and you might even meet people that are very fucking close by, have children

02:31:03.360 the same age, same ideology, and boom, play dates. 0.57

02:31:06.880 There you go.

02:31:07.640 Like, it's just not hard.

02:31:09.680 And I kind of goofed up camping.

02:31:11.640 Sorry, Paul.

02:31:12.680 I did forget to bring our fishing rods and I was unloading everything.

02:31:17.300 And my boy was like, dad, you forgot our fishing rods.

02:31:21.760 I'm like, oh my gosh.

02:31:23.180 I mean, I, you know, I did mess up with doing that, you know, but, uh,

02:31:28.000 there was other people there that had extra and it worked out, you know, it's just, it's,

02:31:32.980 it's working together collectively as a team.

02:31:36.680 And that's all what matters at the end of the day.

02:31:40.900 Don't, don't ever tell anybody else that brother, we love you here, but don't ever admit that

02:31:44.940 again, man.

02:31:47.680 I had a lot, a lot on my plate, but yeah, that's why you're the man brother. 1.00

02:31:53.480 I love you no matter what WTF, even though you are one ugly son of a bitch, I still love 1.00

02:32:01.240 you. 1.00

02:32:02.160 Jesus Christ. 0.99

02:32:10.200 No, I will say, I will say no fag hashtag. 1.00

02:32:13.080 No fag. 1.00

02:32:13.620 When, uh, when I had that first conference call or the first video call, you are a lot 0.99

02:32:17.780 prettier than I thought.

02:32:18.680 I thought she's going to be some little goblin. 1.00

02:32:20.120 Thank you, brother.

02:32:22.500 We're about the same there.

02:32:23.920 We, we, you said that you're like, man, we kind of look the same.

02:32:26.560 So love it.

02:32:29.720 Thank you, brother.

02:32:30.800 You know, I love you.

02:32:33.560 Love you too, bro.

02:32:34.920 All right.

02:32:35.280 We're, we're getting a little faggy, so we better let Mark. 0.99

02:32:37.500 No homo. 1.00

02:32:38.140 No homo. 1.00

02:32:38.720 Let's go. 0.94

02:32:39.140 Mark.

02:32:39.880 Good Lord. 1.00

02:32:40.860 You motherfuckers. 1.00

02:32:42.060 Hashtag hashtag. 1.00

02:32:43.200 No homo. 1.00

02:32:43.760 Oh, it's so homo over here. 1.00

02:32:56.360 We cannot condone the homo. 1.00

02:32:58.440 Uh, yeah, no homo here. 1.00

02:33:00.880 Uh, uh, we got yellow jello.

02:33:03.780 Uh, what's going on?

02:33:04.640 How's it going?

02:33:07.740 Um, one thing I do want to say is while I think books are great for like a hundred,

02:33:13.300 hundred and fifty dollars, uh, you can buy like a cheap laptop and then, um, there's

02:33:17.980 all this software now to where you can download, uh, Wikipedia in bulk.

02:33:22.240 And I think that's another really good thing that you can do too, because you can get some

02:33:26.300 real cheap laptop and you can have, um, any language model that you want running on

02:33:31.200 it.

02:33:31.460 And then on top of that, you can have, uh, Wikipedia, like any Wikipedia links that you,

02:33:37.540 uh, articles that you think are relevant.

02:33:39.460 So you can have anything on any sort of survival in, um, you know, how to cut and, uh, gut fish

02:33:45.100 and all that good stuff, how to, uh, hunt, like, uh, how to build weapons, whatever, whatever

02:33:50.040 it is that you would think that you would need.

02:33:51.960 And I think that helps and goes a long way as well, because it, while books are great, 0.98

02:33:57.820 carrying around a lot of books is kind of a pain in the ass. 0.64

02:34:00.580 And if you need to move for any reason whatsoever, I think, I think having a way to have a both 0.96

02:34:05.920 portable LLM for like real quick questions, as well as having pretty much the entirety of

02:34:11.120 Wikipedia at your disposal at any given moment and not having to be connected to the internet

02:34:15.340 for any of this is also something that would be, you know, extremely beneficial.

02:34:19.260 Uh, heaven forbid that the, uh, complete, you know, grid shuts down or anything like that.

02:34:26.480 Yeah, I was gonna, I was just, you just hit that too.

02:34:29.120 I was just about to say, you know, that's great.

02:34:31.420 Definitely.

02:34:32.080 Uh, you know, if you, if you're not in a grid down situation, but, um, you definitely want

02:34:37.420 to have some survival books if you don't, uh, you know what I mean?

02:34:40.520 Some, uh, I would recommend they got a book of medicine, you know, you can, um, uh, you know,

02:34:47.500 the survival guides that also have all the medicinal, you know, things that you can do

02:34:52.400 in case you have no hospital access, you know, you can take care of yourself.

02:34:56.980 Um, you know, lots of, uh, those survival books are just kind of, um, wide range.

02:35:02.480 So, uh, get a big, nice, big survival book that you can have on hand, uh, in case the power does

02:35:08.060 go out.

02:35:08.420 And then, uh, you know, you can learn from that also as you go, but it's also, you know,

02:35:12.440 very good to have those kinds of things in, you know, ready to go.

02:35:16.280 There's also another one I seen that I have actually myself.

02:35:19.160 It's the, um, it's the, uh, what is it called?

02:35:24.160 Um, it's basically a book that shows you, I can't remember the name off the top of my

02:35:28.940 head.

02:35:29.160 It's in my thing somewhere, uh, but a survival hacks, that's what it is.

02:35:33.140 Survival hacks.

02:35:33.840 And it's basically a book that has a bunch of, um, you know, different things you can

02:35:38.720 hack together items, you know, um, uh, you can take like everyday items and make certain

02:35:46.100 things out of them.

02:35:46.920 Fishing traps, uh, traps for animals, small animals, big animals, it gives you a whole 0.98

02:35:52.420 bunch of ideas for, so that in case you're in a grid down, uh, you know, shit hits the

02:35:57.540 fan type situation, you know, you can always be on the ready and have, you know, plans for 0.54

02:36:02.280 whatever you want to do.

02:36:03.660 Uh, and then, but yeah, so anyways, that was just me kind of going off about how, you

02:36:07.880 know, sometimes we might have the grid down, but I totally agree with you.

02:36:13.420 I totally agree with you.

02:36:14.860 Sorry, brother.

02:36:15.500 I thought you were done, man, but trapping definitely.

02:36:17.760 If you can learn how to trap, that will always work.

02:36:22.000 Absolutely.

02:36:22.600 Yeah, no, I was pretty much done.

02:36:23.920 So no big deal.

02:36:26.300 I'll go WTF than Marco.

02:36:32.280 Um, yeah, I agree with all that.

02:36:34.400 You guys know where I stand with all that, uh, who know me well.

02:36:37.540 Um, yeah, um, buy those books.

02:36:41.080 I did buy the book.

02:36:42.800 It was a little pricey.

02:36:45.700 Um, oh my gosh.

02:36:47.980 What mostly, mostly, uh, I talked with mostly a little bit in the back channels and she asked

02:36:53.700 me to buy this book and I tell you what, we use it constantly.

02:36:57.400 Um, it's like a natural medicines, uh, remedies, uh, it's a whole, it's a whole entire encyclopedia

02:37:05.260 of it.

02:37:06.100 And it is, it has worked out wonders.

02:37:08.720 Uh, um, you know, you know, uh, if you guys have, uh, uh, teenage daughters, maybe they have

02:37:14.800 a little bit of acne, uh, do, do things with a remedy, natural remedy.

02:37:19.260 And, uh, also I have a brother, one of our brothers, uh, he, uh, he has now found out

02:37:27.120 he's like type two, whatever diabetes, diabetes.

02:37:30.980 So I sent him every page of that book.

02:37:34.320 So, I mean, it has, uh, is waiting, it's holding its weight in gold already.

02:37:40.580 Um, so definitely stuff to look into, but yeah, I love the topic.

02:37:44.340 Like, it's amazing, uh, it's, uh, it's books just to, you know, keep on standby for whatever.

02:37:51.160 You're pretty dumb not to go and just spend a few bucks just to have, you know, whatever

02:37:55.800 may have you, uh, like what they were saying, you know, trapping or, or, um, like I said, 0.99

02:38:02.800 health remedies, I don't know.

02:38:04.740 They, they make so many and there's, and they're pretty affordable.

02:38:07.760 Absolutely.

02:38:10.280 Yeah.

02:38:10.600 The, uh, the two that I got, uh, there's a survival hacks book and it's, uh, goes into

02:38:16.300 depth about shelter, water, fire gear, staying healthy and food.

02:38:19.800 So prepper, you know, you can, uh, have prepper, you know, find ways to make food, cook this

02:38:25.140 and that everything, stay healthy, stay clean. 0.96

02:38:27.700 Uh, and then also the survival medicine handbook is this giant fucking book that's got like 0.72

02:38:33.060 anything, uh, basically the tagline is, you know, it's the essential guide for when help 0.92

02:38:38.780 is not on the way.

02:38:39.700 So if there's a shit hits the fan situation, you know, you're, you got a book that can guide 0.87

02:38:45.340 you and teach you all the different ways to, from, you know, getting someone's airways open, 0.98

02:38:50.320 uh, to, uh, you know, um, doing, uh, stitches and all that.

02:38:56.300 They also have, um, they also have these, uh, little kits you can get on Amazon and, uh, there's,

02:39:02.740 uh, like I say, for example, a stitches kit, you can learn how to stitch wounds and gives

02:39:09.280 you a little silicone thing you can practice with. 0.87

02:39:11.760 I don't know how good they are, but, um, yeah, I've seen them on there.

02:39:15.600 Uh, so it's little kits you can buy to practice your stitching techniques.

02:39:20.420 Uh, it might be, not be exactly like skin, but Marco's giving me thumbs down.

02:39:25.140 What's going on, Marco?

02:39:26.080 What's going on here?

02:39:27.680 No, bro.

02:39:28.300 Hey, Paladin, if you can send me those two books, I'm going to see if I have them or

02:39:33.380 not.

02:39:33.580 If not, I'm ordering them.

02:39:35.700 Will do.

02:39:36.400 Will do.

02:39:37.320 I guess the, uh, stitching book is like right in the catalog with like the, the, the home 0.97

02:39:41.680 circumcision books or some shit, dude, I can't do it, man. 0.85

02:39:45.020 You know what I mean? 0.97

02:39:45.580 But so this brother, uh, so I love white paper, man.

02:39:49.200 I want to, uh, Hey, that's white power right there. 0.99

02:39:52.260 I love the, I love the white paper dude.

02:39:53.680 Like if you're sitting in the sun, there's nothing better than a good old book.

02:39:56.360 Right.

02:39:57.360 But, uh, but here, here's the thing, what this brother yellow was saying. 0.84

02:40:00.960 And so I'm an engineer, dude.

02:40:02.900 So this is kind of the way me and my wife go back and forth, you know, about this is

02:40:07.100 the digital stuff is totally searchable.

02:40:10.820 Right.

02:40:11.160 So if you, depending on what your job is, it doesn't have to be your job.

02:40:14.680 It could be a craft.

02:40:15.400 It could be whatever you're really into.

02:40:17.640 It could be music, man, especially, but you know, it's so searchable, the digital, digital

02:40:22.660 stuff.

02:40:23.180 So as you build that library, it's really easy to buzz across all that.

02:40:27.320 And maybe you just want to, you know, look for one tiny part of whatever that discipline

02:40:33.760 is, the digital stuff.

02:40:35.320 And I'll tell you something else.

02:40:36.600 When you buy these books, even when I buy the white paper, which I do frequently, uh,

02:40:41.440 on, on, on Amazon or whatever, you can get the PDF for, for, uh, for, um, just, uh, for

02:40:48.440 a few dollars more, they'll throw in the PDF.

02:40:51.040 And then what I do is I create a folder and I'll throw all those PDFs in there.

02:40:55.780 And then, uh, with Adobe, you can actually search that folder and it will go through all

02:41:01.880 those PDFs.

02:41:03.100 Right.

02:41:03.580 So you've got, you bought the white paper, you got that, right.

02:41:07.320 But then you can also have the digital version and use Adobe and search those and immediately

02:41:13.440 get to something you're looking at.

02:41:15.060 So there is kind of a, there's kind of a currency of the merit, the marriage of those

02:41:19.080 two worlds.

02:41:19.960 So that, that's how I do it.

02:41:21.400 Thanks for letting me share.

02:41:23.540 Oh, absolutely.

02:41:24.760 Yeah.

02:41:25.000 And, uh, even with the, uh, the AI now you can upload the PDF and it'll search right through

02:41:29.900 every little thing.

02:41:30.860 You can get the fine points, the fine details, uh, you know, uh, the, the TLDR of any like

02:41:38.280 PDF.

02:41:38.940 So yeah, you're right about that.

02:41:40.140 That's definitely while we got electricity, while it's in our hands, um, you know, learn

02:41:44.520 everything you can on YouTube, whatever, uh, you know, learn skills, as many skills as you

02:41:50.500 can take survival classes, all those kinds of things, get ready to go. 0.99

02:41:54.680 Cause then you get practiced and then you're not afraid when shit actually hits the fan, 0.98

02:41:58.520 you're ready to go. 0.97

02:41:59.180 So you got a plan, you got a, you know, you got a, an idea of what you to expect and you're

02:42:05.340 not going to be just losing your head freaking out.

02:42:07.680 So definitely, definitely a good point there.

02:42:09.900 Uh, let's go to WTF then Hummingbird.

02:42:13.800 Marco.

02:42:14.380 I love that, but I'm going to shoot it down for a second. 0.82

02:42:18.240 It's going to be useless.

02:42:19.340 If you don't have those devices in EMP bags, let's just say that were to happen. 0.98

02:42:25.020 Then you have all that storage on a device is fucking gone. 0.60

02:42:29.180 So just throwing it out there, maybe order some EMP bags and have devices strictly for 0.96

02:42:33.940 that stuff.

02:42:35.220 And it's always stored away.

02:42:36.820 It's always in the bags.

02:42:38.100 It's always backed up.

02:42:41.160 Yeah.

02:42:41.620 Get them Faraday bags.

02:42:43.260 That is definitely true.

02:42:44.400 Yeah.

02:42:44.560 Uh, hummingbird then yellow.

02:42:48.540 Yeah.

02:42:49.020 On the, uh, stitching thing.

02:42:52.180 Um, I mean, I think that's an excellent skill to learn, like any sort of, uh, you know, health,

02:43:00.460 uh, survival skill.

02:43:03.540 I think it's, uh, seems, uh, wise to learn those skills.

02:43:11.720 And I just wanted to add, if someone is uncomfortable stitching, um, another method that is highly

02:43:22.300 effective, uh, depending on the size of the wound is, uh, diatomaceous earth.

02:43:34.300 Um, it's, it's, it's sort of like, uh, fine, uh, crumbled, um, fossils, essentially.

02:43:48.920 And if, hold on, are you talking about, hummingbird, are you talking about stuff for pools?

02:43:54.420 Nah.

02:43:55.120 The power for pools?

02:43:56.380 That's diatomaceous earth.

02:43:58.020 It's got many uses, actually.

02:44:00.260 Diatomaceous earth.

02:44:03.260 Um, and if, if one puts that on an open wound, that, um, someone is unable to stop from bleeding,

02:44:14.840 like, uh, it actually coagulates the, uh, blood at the surface, sort of like creating,

02:44:22.860 uh, a quick, uh, scab.

02:44:25.560 And so, uh, to, to, to put that, sprinkle that over the wound and then to wrap it in

02:44:35.060 cloth is a highly effective method of, uh, stopping bleeding and military personnel, uh,

02:44:47.740 have utilized it in the past also.

02:44:51.020 So, and then I also wanted to say, I, I think, um, another skill to have is to be, be able

02:45:00.580 to identify, uh, plant life and fungi that is edible.

02:45:08.220 Um, especially if there's, uh, uh, uh, forests, places around you that you can harvest that

02:45:21.200 and, and make tea or consume the food.

02:45:29.180 Um, and that's it.

02:45:32.360 Yep.

02:45:35.460 Absolutely.

02:45:36.120 And, uh, to what you said about the wounds, if it's a big wound, like, uh, you know, uh,

02:45:42.080 cut off limb or something like that, you want to learn how to use tourniquets and, uh, have

02:45:47.360 them in your prep bag.

02:45:48.380 Um, you know, if you're, if you don't have a tourniquet in your car or like an IFAC or

02:45:54.120 something in your car, you know, you could, it could save your life.

02:45:57.620 Right.

02:45:57.940 Um, but the thing is you want to make sure that they are legitimate, uh, military certified

02:46:03.160 tourniquets because there are a lot of fake ones from China and they will do you no good. 0.99

02:46:07.720 So, um, yeah, making sure that you have the proper, um, you know, tools for that is good.

02:46:13.380 It could save your life.

02:46:14.420 If you get in a car accident, just a quick, you know, IFAC, um, in your car, um, have the

02:46:21.080 emergency, you know, has, comes with a little bit of like, you know, uh, the, but yeah,

02:46:25.740 tourniquets could save a life.

02:46:27.620 Uh, if you have the proper ones, uh, there's a lot of, yeah.

02:46:31.260 So like, yeah, make sure you get the, you know, how to learn, how to identify which are,

02:46:35.380 which ones are proper, which ones are not, because there's a lot of fake ones out there.

02:46:38.360 So those will not save your life.

02:46:40.540 So yeah, that being said, we're going to go to yellow, then WTF again. 0.97

02:46:45.640 Um, and to add onto that point, I think, um, as, as, you know, as homo as it is, and as 1.00

02:46:52.060 much as people call it, you know, pocket jewelry and all that, I think, uh, having like

02:46:55.500 little EBC med kits and having like some sort of like getaway bag or something in your car

02:46:59.820 at all times is also really important because, um, I know I pretty much don't leave without

02:47:05.060 some sort of, uh, medical supplies on me.

02:47:07.720 Like I, even if I'm just going to work and coming home or whatever, I always carry something

02:47:11.820 like that on me.

02:47:12.600 And I always have, um, like a med kit in my car or something.

02:47:16.020 Cause I mean, you never know what's going to happen. 0.99

02:47:18.380 Uh, and you never know when, you know, shit's going to hit the fan. 0.99

02:47:21.460 So I think it's always good to have, you know, something on you, even if it's just like 0.98

02:47:24.820 a knife, a couple of band-aids and some disinfectant wipes, I think, uh, I think you can never

02:47:29.740 be too careful and too prepared.

02:47:33.960 If you're not prepared, you're preparing to fail.

02:47:36.600 My grandpa always told me that. 0.98

02:47:38.380 Go ahead, WTF. 0.86

02:47:44.080 Um, two things. 0.92

02:47:46.120 He said, downation earth.

02:47:47.520 You were talking about stuff, same stuff, right?

02:47:48.940 It's a powder for pool filters.

02:47:51.460 Um, yeah, I mean, it's for, it's for a lot of things.

02:47:57.560 Like some folks even, uh, uh, consume it and, and there's claims that it's like anti-parasitical

02:48:06.440 or that it, uh, coagulates heavy metals and expels them.

02:48:11.520 Um, though, yeah, it's, it's diatomaceous earth.

02:48:17.600 I actually haven't heard about it, uh, in reference to swimming pools though.

02:48:26.700 Yeah.

02:48:27.140 It's like a multi-use, uh, powder.

02:48:29.500 You can't like some people even put it around their gardens to keep snails and, uh, other

02:48:33.700 insects out of that.

02:48:34.660 Cause it's cut some like little tiny, uh, little tiny cuts for these insects so they

02:48:40.300 don't go in your garden.

02:48:42.400 Uh, there's like, yeah, a whole bunch of uses for it actually.

02:48:45.040 Uh, yeah.

02:48:45.720 Like you said, some people are ingesting it, uh, claiming that it has benefits too.

02:48:50.160 So yeah, it's a multi-use, uh, uh, multi, uh, yeah.

02:48:55.760 We use it in a pool. 0.98

02:48:57.160 Once you said that, I was like, no fucking way. 0.99

02:48:58.800 Really? 1.00

02:48:59.200 I have like buckets and buckets of that shit. 1.00

02:49:02.160 The other thing I wanted to say is where the fuck is based when you need them on the 1.00

02:49:07.960 topic? 0.99

02:49:10.460 Yeah, true.

02:49:11.360 We, uh, he doesn't, uh, he doesn't come here anymore.

02:49:13.760 He doesn't like us anymore.

02:49:14.740 I don't know.

02:49:15.580 You were the last one.

02:49:16.780 I didn't even talk to him, so.

02:49:18.860 Uh, him and I talk.

02:49:20.300 Uh, he is well.

02:49:22.260 He has had some personal stuff as well.

02:49:25.200 So he's dealing with that, but he is good.

02:49:28.160 He is good.

02:49:29.340 So.

02:49:30.200 That's good.

02:49:31.220 All his love.

02:49:31.740 I thought Diogenes ran him off. 1.00

02:49:37.940 Fucking Diogenes, man. 1.00

02:49:39.560 That guy, I thought. 1.00

02:49:41.280 That was crazy.

02:49:42.440 I almost didn't let him up yesterday, but I was figuring, oh, I'll give him a chance.

02:49:45.880 And yeah.

02:49:46.540 Yeah, he was up here yesterday.

02:49:47.480 I left that totally up to you, brother.

02:49:48.820 Yeah, yesterday I left that totally up to you because I did not know.

02:49:51.540 All right.

02:49:53.640 Tell me about it.

02:49:54.680 How'd it go?

02:49:55.200 Oh, yeah.

02:49:57.300 He ended up doing the same thing he usually does.

02:49:59.800 And then he, yeah. 1.00

02:50:01.120 Wanted to break the unity with some bullshit. 1.00

02:50:04.040 Uh, you know, throwing some, throwing some shit. 1.00

02:50:06.460 And yeah, he was just being, uh, unpleasant. 0.99

02:50:08.460 So we, we got rid of him pretty fast.

02:50:14.520 You get robot in, you're robot in, sir.

02:50:16.900 It's like.

02:50:18.300 Hold on.

02:50:19.920 Yeah, again.

02:50:20.520 Start that again.

02:50:21.600 How about now?

02:50:23.480 Now.

02:50:23.840 Uh, still a little bit robot, but it's a little bit better.

02:50:28.100 Yeah.

02:50:29.400 How about.

02:50:31.260 It's like giving your kid a hose to water to the plants.

02:50:34.560 Get water to the plants for a little bit. 1.00

02:50:37.500 Soon enough, they're going to turn those around and spray your ass. 0.99

02:50:40.000 Yeah, exactly. 1.00

02:50:44.820 Yeah.

02:50:45.080 He, he, uh, he has good car, you know, he basically just like a broken record, honestly, for him.

02:50:49.700 He just like how he doesn't like the degeneracy of women. 1.00

02:50:53.100 And, and he, he, uh, he, uh, talked about how the Sidney Sweeney thing is all just, uh, you know, um, he said, he said, he said, anyone that retweets that is basically, uh, he was going to unfollow them.

02:51:09.720 Oh, don't threaten me with a good time.

02:51:13.540 You know, he reminds me of that other guy. 1.00

02:51:20.360 What's that guy that wore shit up about baby, baby penis sucking? 1.00

02:51:24.300 What the fuck? 1.00

02:51:24.940 Yeah. 1.00

02:51:26.560 He's the same.

02:51:27.720 It's just, they always about, they're always on the same topic.

02:51:30.880 It's like, Hey, we'll let you up. 1.00

02:51:32.540 Let's not talk about baby penis sucking. 1.00

02:51:34.720 Like we already know about it. 1.00

02:51:35.740 And it's like, that's all he knows.

02:51:37.820 That's like the best topic he knows.

02:51:39.440 And that's all, you know, there might be a problem with you.

02:51:44.100 Yeah.

02:51:44.580 He's, uh, yeah. 1.00

02:51:45.620 He drops the baby penis sucking at least like 10 times. 1.00

02:51:49.240 Yeah. 1.00

02:51:49.740 Ian was his name.

02:51:50.820 Ian.

02:51:51.160 No. 1.00

02:51:52.340 Fuck. 1.00

02:51:52.760 I can't remember his name. 1.00

02:51:53.720 It's been so long.

02:51:56.260 Uh, some like professional name.

02:51:59.380 Yeah.

02:51:59.780 Yeah.

02:51:59.980 Yeah, absolutely.

02:52:06.060 Yeah.

02:52:06.180 No, I get what I know.

02:52:07.660 I know what you're saying there.

02:52:08.720 Yeah.

02:52:08.860 It definitely feels like that.

02:52:10.060 Except he's always like, uh, goes in a, you know, rants about how the government is behind

02:52:15.740 everything.

02:52:16.220 You know, we got our battles with the government.

02:52:18.640 And if you are allowing the government to subvert you and, uh, you just don't realize how bad

02:52:25.400 the government is and you need to go after them. 1.00

02:52:27.500 Um, yeah, basically baby penis sucking. 1.00

02:52:30.500 Yeah. 1.00

02:52:31.060 Yeah.

02:52:35.800 Yeah.

02:52:36.260 God, I can't even remember that guy's name.

02:52:37.820 That's crazy.

02:52:38.700 It's like, just slipped my mind.

02:52:40.440 Like yesterday during the stream, I, uh, I couldn't think of, um, well now I can't even

02:52:45.780 think of the name here now either.

02:52:47.900 Um, it was Anne Frank.

02:52:53.300 You couldn't remember Anne Frank.

02:52:55.000 That's what it was.

02:52:55.680 Yeah.

02:52:55.800 I couldn't remember it again now.

02:52:57.100 And I said, uh, Harriet Tubman.

02:53:02.860 There you go.

02:53:03.720 Yeah.

02:53:08.740 Aren't they the same person? 0.67

02:53:10.620 They're both fake, aren't they?

02:53:11.840 Um, a lot of, a lot of, uh, lines and degeneracy.

02:53:17.940 Yeah, definitely.

02:53:24.860 All right.

02:53:25.480 So we're down to 10 minutes left in the air and unity show, and then we're going to be

02:53:29.840 switching over to the white power lunch hour.

02:53:31.860 So, um, yeah, uh, make sure you guys are sharing the space.

02:53:35.320 Thank you to the 42 of you that have.

02:53:37.400 If we can bump those numbers up, we got 165 listeners currently.

02:53:42.200 Uh, if each one of you guys share the space, we can get that up to a hundred.

02:53:45.700 I'll do the hokey pokey as usual.

02:53:48.120 Um, yeah.

02:53:49.660 Uh, if you guys could repost the space to your timeline, it'd be very helpful.

02:53:53.720 All you got to do is click that.

02:53:55.360 You see that, uh, quotation bubble in the bottom right corner.

02:53:58.860 You click that.

02:53:59.940 You liked it.

02:54:00.660 You hit the heart.

02:54:01.720 You hit the reach, retweet button, and, uh, it'll go, uh, post on your wall there.

02:54:06.200 So, um, would be very grateful if you guys could help us out with a repost, uh, so we

02:54:11.360 can get the numbers up even higher for the white power lunch hour.

02:54:14.220 But I do want to say also thank you to all of you and all of the new faces in here.

02:54:18.160 So in case you don't know, we do these spaces every day of the week, uh, Monday

02:54:23.680 to Friday, uh, Mondays and Fridays starting at, uh, six in the morning Pacific time.

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02:54:33.840 So, um, make sure you're following the white excellence host account, uh, and, you

02:54:39.060 know, set the bell notifications.

02:54:40.260 If you want an alert when we're going live with these spaces, we go until about 4 p.m.

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02:54:45.460 So we got, uh, the area and unity show.

02:54:49.300 Then, uh, the white power lunch hour, except for Fridays, we do the broadcast.

02:54:53.680 With Johannes Achenbach from South Africa, which is focused mostly on South African issues

02:54:59.100 and, uh, things going on there.

02:55:01.460 And then, um, Mondays and Fridays, we got, we start early with the oven side chats with

02:55:06.140 Carl Rattle.

02:55:07.080 Really big brain takes, uh, he gets really in depth with a lot of different subjects to

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02:55:17.480 So he's very knowledgeable about these things.

02:55:19.160 So he has his own space there.

02:55:21.140 Um, uh, and, uh, yeah, then the rest, we got the white power lunch hour every other 0.79

02:55:26.840 day after air and unity.

02:55:28.060 And then following that, we got the 1488 radio.

02:55:32.060 So a lot of big brain takes throughout the day, a lot of good conversations.

02:55:35.560 So you don't want to miss them.

02:55:37.280 Uh, cause we are, yeah, like I said, doing this every day.

02:55:39.740 And also if you want to help support check out in the, uh, in the Eagle's nest up above,

02:55:44.420 we got the white excellence.org.

02:55:46.420 You can, uh, get some merch.

02:55:48.560 Uh, we will be adding more soon and, uh, yeah, helps, uh, helps keep this thing going.

02:55:53.520 So white power, but I hope you guys are enjoying the conversation. 0.96

02:55:57.300 And if you want some extra credit, uh, repost the white excellence.org.

02:56:01.880 Well, we'll appreciate that as well.

02:56:05.600 Absolutely.

02:56:06.360 Yeah.

02:56:06.560 Uh, retweet that, get it out there.

02:56:08.780 Big help, big help.

02:56:10.520 And, uh, there is a white excellence account now.

02:56:13.100 Um, uh, let me see if I can tag that one.

02:56:16.120 Also.

02:56:16.600 It's a white excellence. 1.00

02:56:19.480 Uh, shit. 1.00

02:56:20.820 Where'd it go? 1.00

02:56:21.400 I had it here.

02:56:22.160 Give me a second.

02:56:22.860 I'll post it back up.

02:56:24.900 I'll jump in here real quick.

02:56:26.780 Go ahead.

02:56:27.200 Yeah.

02:56:27.380 I got it.

02:56:27.800 I got a skedaddle.

02:56:28.720 I got a meeting.

02:56:29.680 Uh, it's good to hear you guys' voices.

02:56:31.380 Good to be, be back, I guess.

02:56:34.060 Um, we'll, we'll figure things out.

02:56:36.700 Um, with everything that's going on.

02:56:41.120 But yeah, white power y'all. 0.81

02:56:42.620 Love you guys.

02:56:43.260 Have a good day. 1.00

02:56:44.060 Don't do stupid shit. 1.00

02:56:45.240 And you guys enjoy, uh, white power lunch hour with skull mask and mythos. 1.00

02:56:54.000 White power guys. 0.87

02:56:55.840 Love you, brother.

02:56:56.740 White power, man. 0.98

02:56:58.540 Be good.

02:56:59.500 Or be good at it.

02:57:00.440 I'll be good at being good at it.

02:57:06.300 Good to, good to hear from you, brother.

02:57:07.860 And, uh, hopefully we hear from you again soon.

02:57:10.040 Uh, sooner than later.

02:57:11.440 Hope things are going well.

02:57:12.800 Yeah.

02:57:12.960 Yeah.

02:57:13.120 Definitely good to hear from you, brother.

02:57:15.580 You as well, brother.

02:57:17.000 White power guys. 0.87

02:57:18.000 White power. 1.00

02:57:18.700 It is good to hear WTF. 0.99

02:57:26.100 You know, I was missing his voice.

02:57:30.360 Yeah.

02:57:30.760 It's been too long.

02:57:31.620 It felt, felt, felt like a whole month, but I, yeah, it's been just a few weeks, but

02:57:35.620 yeah, definitely miss him.

02:57:36.680 And, uh, glad, good to hear from him.

02:57:39.080 Uh, and also, uh, if you check out his page, he's got the bigger picture project, uh, link.

02:57:43.960 You can support what he's working on for everybody.

02:57:46.360 He's working on a, like a white power platforms so we can get off these, you know, Jewish controlled, 1.00

02:57:52.100 uh, psyop, uh, ridden, uh, platforms that are run by Pajit's and, uh, dirty scum suckers. 1.00

02:58:01.180 So yeah, if you want to throw a few shekels his way, help out with, uh, building the projects 0.98

02:58:05.600 out, which he's already got a lot of them on his plate, definitely, uh, definitely get,

02:58:09.880 uh, get some shekels his way.

02:58:11.920 Um, I'm sure he'd appreciate that.

02:58:14.200 And also guys, I posted the white excellence, uh, the link to the white excellence, uh, X account.

02:58:20.360 So if you guys want to follow there, we're going to be posting a lot of the new items

02:58:23.760 that come to the shop.

02:58:24.820 You can catch, uh, stay caught up.

02:58:26.840 Uh, yeah.

02:58:27.380 So that's up there.

02:58:28.180 If you just click on the one link there and yeah.

02:58:32.460 Uh, anybody got any last, uh, last items, uh, of topic, uh, for, uh, for the space before

02:58:40.540 we swap over, we've got about four minutes.

02:58:42.660 If you guys want, uh, you know, uh, anything else to say, I can't believe how fast this went

02:58:49.600 by.

02:58:50.360 It's been a good day.

02:58:53.360 Time flies when you're having fun.

02:58:57.620 I'll just, uh, encourage everyone to stay healthy, stay strong, uh, take care of yourself,

02:59:06.260 uh, physically, mentally, spiritually.

02:59:10.600 And, uh, you know, one step at a time, one day at a time, um, wasn't built in a day.

02:59:23.600 Uh, so, uh, keep, keep on everyone.

02:59:30.280 Why power, brother? 1.00

02:59:33.120 Why fucking power? 1.00

02:59:34.360 Yeah, it absolutely, uh, slow and steady wins the race. 0.99

02:59:37.280 Sometimes we want to rush things, you know, good things.

02:59:40.360 But when you rush, you make mistakes very easily.

02:59:43.380 And, uh, yeah, sometimes that, uh, sometimes that takes you two steps backwards and that's

02:59:49.200 what we're trying to avoid here.

02:59:50.300 So definitely slow and steady, uh, stay focused, you know, that's important.

02:59:55.560 So good points.

02:59:56.700 Uh, thank you for, for popping in here, Hummybird.

03:00:00.140 Uh, Maga's still there.

03:00:01.860 You still, still there, Maga?

03:00:03.720 You haven't heard a peep out of you in a while.

03:00:05.600 You must've got your hands full.

03:00:10.360 Yeah, I ain't heard him scream in a minute.

03:00:13.900 Yeah, yeah.

03:00:15.220 He must've got his hands full over there.

03:00:20.800 He's getting his shekels out for the swear jar, maybe.

03:00:24.420 He's, uh, he's busting open the piggy bank, getting those, uh, getting the shekels to put

03:00:29.500 into the swear jar.

03:00:32.300 He probably had to go to the bank for that.

03:00:34.820 That's a big, uh, withdrawal.

03:00:37.700 No, I'm here.

03:00:38.380 I'm just getting ready for work. 1.00

03:00:39.920 Damn. 1.00

03:00:40.360 Fucking mouse wasn't working for a second there. 1.00

03:00:43.760 Oh, there you are. 0.99

03:00:47.000 Oh, Am's not a swear.

03:00:48.680 So you got.

03:00:51.860 Uh-oh, uh-oh.

03:00:53.480 How, the, the swear jar's not going to fill itself.

03:01:00.000 So, yeah, I guess, uh, we can maybe, uh, get to signing out here pretty quick.

03:01:05.740 I'll let Paul do the, do the honors first.

03:01:08.220 Appreciate you, brother.

03:01:10.880 Uh, white power, everyone. 0.85

03:01:12.320 Remember, we're in this together and be a friend, tell a friend something nice today.

03:01:15.980 You could change their life.

03:01:16.940 I love you all.

03:01:17.560 I love you all. 1.00

03:01:17.840 White fucking power. 1.00

03:01:21.900 White fucking power, Paul. 1.00

03:01:23.900 Always, uh, it's been good, uh, co-hosting with you. 1.00

03:01:26.600 And, uh, thanks for all the help.

03:01:29.120 Uh, thanks for everybody for joining us here today.

03:01:32.080 Uh, we're going to continue on to the white power lunch hour shortly.

03:01:35.160 Um, yeah, we got a lot of ground covered.

03:01:37.440 We were talking conspiracy from the beginning of the space, a little bit of conspiracy talk

03:01:42.500 because, you know, we're, we like to, we like to, uh, go over some of the things we

03:01:46.940 might be being lied to about.

03:01:49.020 And, uh, yeah, we also had a lot of talk about, um, you know, uh, staying fit, staying away

03:01:54.660 from the goist lop, uh, self-sufficiency, and, uh, also making sure that you're ready

03:02:01.240 in case things are going to hit the fan, which, you know, it could at any moment, especially,

03:02:06.240 you know, they do this, they pull these things fast.

03:02:08.680 Uh, so they got to be ready for the curve balls and, uh, yeah, uh, you know, prepare

03:02:15.800 yourself because, uh, as, uh, I think it was Nanya said earlier, you know, something could

03:02:21.000 be coming, something is coming.

03:02:22.600 We feel it.

03:02:23.400 Um, so yeah, stay on your toes, take care of your health, make sure you're learning new

03:02:29.640 things every day.

03:02:30.700 Um, we have a vast amount of knowledge that's out there.

03:02:34.240 It's, uh, it's going to waste.

03:02:36.300 If you're not learning something new every day, teaching yourself something new, a new

03:02:40.560 skill on YouTube, you know, there's lots of people doing classes that you can learn, you

03:02:45.700 know, take up a martial arts, make sure you're working out every day.

03:02:49.540 And with that, I'm going to take off guys.

03:02:53.360 Love you guys.

03:02:54.120 Thanks for everybody for tuning in and remember unite the clans.

03:02:57.700 We'll see you tomorrow.

03:02:58.860 Wipe out.

03:02:59.640 Wipe out brothers.

03:03:10.500 Thank you for the show.

03:03:11.460 That was awesome.

03:03:13.460 Definitely, uh, added, uh, Faraday bags and, uh, digital storage to my, uh, my shopping

03:03:21.440 car over here and dirt and diatomaceous earth and dirt and the blood dirt and walking barefoot

03:03:29.620 outside and making sure to pack my fishing poles.

03:03:34.420 Never forget the fishing poles.

03:03:37.460 Marco is not having it.

03:03:38.840 Never forget your fishing poles.

03:03:42.580 Good times.

03:03:43.340 Good to hear you. 0.95

03:03:44.440 WTF.

03:03:44.840 Um, and, uh, and great show, a great show. 0.71

03:03:48.740 A lot of, uh, unity.

03:03:49.700 Uh, well, let me just, uh, go ahead and redo this, uh, title here.

03:03:56.160 Um, yeah.

03:03:59.200 Yeah.

03:03:59.360 So, uh, don't forget to repost a space.

03:04:01.900 Let people know the lunch hour has begun.

03:04:04.220 Time to get, uh, time to get fed.

03:04:08.460 Let's go ahead and, uh, and, you know, there's some good health stuff today too.

03:04:12.660 In the, uh, previous show.

03:04:14.500 That was excellent.

03:04:16.880 Always good to, uh, to make sure that we're elevating our lunchables, uh, elevating our,

03:04:24.520 what we're eating, why we're eating it and knowing who's making it and where it's coming

03:04:28.620 from.

03:04:29.060 A real like, like Paul's, we, we don't eat out almost at all.

03:04:33.920 Um, you know, home, home cooked meals, some pizza from our favorite pizza joint every

03:04:40.540 once in a while, but yeah, just the idea that they go out and your food, like it was

03:04:47.000 normal that, uh, these Aztecs and Olmecs were in the kitchens, uh, cooking food, uh, for 0.99

03:04:53.600 pretty much every restaurant on earth that I, uh, have been to, but having, having them

03:05:03.500 make my food now is like, it's become repulsive and, uh, and letting somebody else, you know,

03:05:09.960 put their fingers on your, uh, on your food before it comes to your plate is, uh, it's

03:05:15.300 no longer acceptable.

03:05:16.440 And, uh, so love, love Paul's, uh, seven day a week, uh, dinners and everything.

03:05:23.200 And, uh, and what I need to do to pack in, um, for my dinners and, and, uh, meals is,

03:05:31.420 is, uh, the traditional meals for like different holidays and different times of year, uh, to

03:05:39.640 kind of look forward to that knowing, okay, this, this time of year, we're going to eat,

03:05:44.200 you know, eat this.

03:05:45.940 Like when we go into winter, we start making chili, homemade chili a lot more.

03:05:50.260 And, uh, and that's awesome.

03:05:51.760 I love, uh, just actually making chili, uh, burritos for breakfast, doing a chili and eggs

03:06:00.620 and wrap it up in a burrito.

03:06:02.760 I just, we just did that last year for the first time.

03:06:05.340 Cause we had extra chili and my God, that was so good.

03:06:09.980 Um, but yeah, uh, so repost the space. 0.96

03:06:13.280 Let's get into it.

03:06:14.320 White power lunch hour skull mask.

03:06:16.440 Welcome.

03:06:16.980 How are you today, sir?

03:06:19.900 I'm doing well, brother doing well.

03:06:23.660 Welcome everybody to the white power lunch hour, nutritious and delicious food for your

03:06:29.580 spirit, mind, increase of real levels.

03:06:33.040 I'm doing pretty good.

03:06:33.920 I'm doing quite well.

03:06:35.180 Um, we have air quality warning where I'm at and, uh, you know, my senses are so elevated

03:06:42.540 that I can, I can smell and almost taste this decrease in air quality and I don't like it.

03:06:50.880 It makes me feel second world, making my sinuses irritated.

03:06:55.720 I don't like it.

03:06:57.780 So, uh, that's unfortunate.

03:07:00.180 We've got a nice haze hanging over the land and it's kind of gross, but personally, I'm

03:07:06.220 doing quite well, my friend.

03:07:07.460 And how are you brother?

03:07:08.900 It's good to see you.

03:07:10.620 Good.

03:07:11.140 Good to see you too.

03:07:12.060 Yeah.

03:07:12.260 I'm doing well.

03:07:13.420 Um, hanging out with the boys today, uh, my two boys and getting ready for, uh, my son's

03:07:19.600 birthday on Friday.

03:07:21.660 Uh, so yeah, yeah, life is good.

03:07:24.840 It's beautiful outside and go out here and, uh, and walk barefoot for a little bit in just

03:07:29.900 a moment.

03:07:30.660 Get some, uh, some vitamin D, some good stuff.

03:07:34.160 So outside of that, um, yeah, nothing, nothing else, uh, really going on, um, for me, just a

03:07:43.300 another beautiful day in paradise here.

03:07:45.620 Another phenomenal day, you know, on this barefoot subject, since we're talking about

03:07:50.140 barefoot, walking barefoot is something that if you've been wearing shoes your whole life,

03:07:55.420 which most of us have, and you want to go start getting some, uh, you know, you want

03:08:01.220 to go start picking up that, uh, resonance frequency from the earth, make sure to kind

03:08:07.940 of take it slow in a way.

03:08:09.440 This is like weightlifting, except even on a whole nother scale, because there's a lot

03:08:14.460 of connective tissue and there's a lot of little tiny muscles inside your feet that

03:08:19.400 if you're not used to walking on rough ground without shoes on, it's easy to get an injury,

03:08:27.380 especially easy to get a heel bruise, which I have had in my life and they are not pleasant.

03:08:34.620 They can last for even months.

03:08:37.400 If you bruise the little tiny pad on the bottom of your heel, it can be very unpleasant.

03:08:42.460 It can make it difficult to walk and, uh, they, they can last for a really, really long

03:08:46.980 time.

03:08:47.320 So make sure to work your way up to, um, being a barefoot Chad.

03:08:52.800 I'd recommend getting some trail runners.

03:08:55.540 You can get some, uh, shoes that have like virtually no support and just a little tiny bit

03:09:01.100 of protection on the bottom so that your shoot, you don't have rocks going in your foot.

03:09:05.580 You don't have glass going in your foot.

03:09:06.800 And, uh, walk around in those, work it up to running around in those.

03:09:11.960 And before you know it, you will be a, uh, you'll be a barefoot Chad and you will be able

03:09:16.600 to stride across the earth in, um, in connection with its, with the frequencies coming up from

03:09:24.820 the ground and it feels great.

03:09:26.280 So highly recommend the best way to touch grass.

03:09:29.840 Yeah.

03:09:30.000 It reminds me of when I was a kid, I used to, uh, we, we lived around live oaks and those

03:09:35.520 live oaks, uh, when their leaves fall and they hit the ground and they, they, uh, they

03:09:40.420 brown out and get a little crispy.

03:09:42.300 Uh, those, those were pretty painful to walk on.

03:09:46.280 And I remember as a kid, uh, my feet were, were such that I could walk on them all day.

03:09:53.020 No problem.

03:09:53.980 And, uh, they, and to your point there, like conditioning for, uh, your feet for actually

03:10:00.600 being able to, uh, to, to walk on rocks and, and different things.

03:10:07.800 You know, when you, when you are just wearing shoes all the time, yeah, your, your feet get,

03:10:12.760 uh, a lot, a lot more tender and, uh, and takes, you know, some conditioning there.

03:10:18.880 But, uh, my, my feet aren't like they used to be, it used to be, uh, just a barefoot

03:10:23.560 outdoor, uh, you know, walking around, you know, playing in the sand, playing in, uh,

03:10:31.780 in the, in the dirt.

03:10:33.280 And, you know, that's, that was a part of me growing up and, and, and, uh, it's, you

03:10:37.300 know, you don't think about it when you're growing up.

03:10:38.940 It's just, this is what you do.

03:10:40.640 So, and then you realize like, this is not normal in the, in the normal sense, but it

03:10:47.740 is what we should be doing and, uh, being in touch with all of that.

03:10:51.540 So it is virtually impossible in an urban area though.

03:10:55.860 You know, it's really like, no matter how tempting it might be, even if you find some

03:11:01.200 like nice park nearby and you're like, I'm going to take my shoes off and walk around

03:11:04.600 in the grass. 0.97

03:11:06.180 Mexicans broke beer bottles. 0.99

03:11:07.520 Oh, dope addict left a needle. 1.00

03:11:10.280 Oh, there's trash. 0.83

03:11:11.840 Oh, it's, so it's tragic. 0.96

03:11:14.060 It's tragic.

03:11:15.240 So you got to make sure that, uh, you can find a good rural trail area.

03:11:22.660 Um, go for, go for a little stroll out there.

03:11:26.520 Most often if you find places that are predominantly white, they will not have litter and they will 1.00

03:11:32.260 not have garbage in the trails.

03:11:34.380 Go to a nice little trail head and, um, you know, keep your eye open.

03:11:39.880 I mean, there's still going to be sharp rocks.

03:11:41.480 There's still going to be roots.

03:11:42.500 It's, it's, it's, uh, very unpleasant to stub your pinky toe on a root while you're, um,

03:11:49.760 going about at a decent clip that, that is not fun.

03:11:52.940 The pinky toe stubs are, um, are very much not fun, but it's better than walking around

03:11:58.500 in the city and, uh, you know, risking getting tinnitus or, uh, what is it?

03:12:03.980 Um, what's the, uh, metal disease you get?

03:12:08.600 Tentus.

03:12:09.260 Yeah.

03:12:09.380 Yeah.

03:12:09.960 Yeah.

03:12:10.880 Yeah.

03:12:11.160 Tonight, the city will give you tinnitus.

03:12:12.460 Get yourself some lockjaw.

03:12:13.920 Yep.

03:12:15.560 Yeah.

03:12:16.000 And, and, uh, you know, as we're talking about, the default used to be that, uh, you'd go

03:12:25.780 camping, you'd go to the park, um, you'd go hiking, you'd go fishing, and, and you were

03:12:31.600 just surrounded by white people.

03:12:33.080 And, you know, when you would see, um, you know, as a, as a youth, as a child, as an egalitarian,

03:12:40.080 as a, as a hopeful, optimistic young man, you know, you, you see like a black guy, uh,

03:12:46.240 you know, a Negro, um, doing it also. 1.00

03:12:50.280 You're like, Hey, cool, man.

03:12:51.900 Yeah.

03:12:52.220 This is, this is what we do.

03:12:53.780 Yeah.

03:12:54.300 Yeah.

03:12:54.500 Welcome.

03:12:54.900 And, and, and, you know, being very, uh, kind about that, but in reality, you know, knowing

03:13:01.860 how the playing the tape out and knowing that after that, they bring all of their, uh, retarded 0.99

03:13:08.720 garbage, uh, friends and family members, uh, and it turns into a shithole, like you just 1.00

03:13:15.320 described. 0.99

03:13:16.040 Uh, and, and so that's, that's kind of the, the trick, right.

03:13:20.780 Is, uh, is knowing that one is too many, uh, and a thousand is, uh, ultimately destructive.

03:13:27.080 Yeah.

03:13:27.520 They're like a canary, like one of them is like a canary.

03:13:30.300 It's like, you know, it's like, all right, the rest will be.

03:13:34.140 It's now a bad sign.

03:13:35.300 Yeah.

03:13:35.560 Yeah.

03:13:35.820 It's now a very bad sign, which, you know, in, in it, in another time and place, it was

03:13:41.280 like, Oh, cool.

03:13:42.400 Uh, but now not cool.

03:13:43.800 We know exactly what happens. 0.98

03:13:45.560 And, and the worst canary is the Indian, right? 1.00

03:13:49.960 Oh, I was just watching a video of a, of a, of a Costco.

03:13:57.040 I think it was a Costco.

03:13:57.940 Somebody went to Costco and just nothing but Indians, entire, an entire horde of Indians 1.00

03:14:05.900 in Costco.

03:14:06.820 Yeah.

03:14:07.280 That was sickening.

03:14:08.900 Yeah. 0.68

03:14:09.600 That was sick.

03:14:10.220 Yeah.

03:14:10.500 It, my gut instinct is to just start, uh, you know, just railing about how awful Indians 1.00

03:14:18.280 are and how we want them nowhere, uh, near us.

03:14:22.540 When, when you see that now, instead of, uh, instead of any, uh, impulse to be welcoming

03:14:30.160 and forgiving and kind.

03:14:32.460 It is, uh, it is now we've dusted off all of the, the, uh, the subconscious programming that 0.98

03:14:40.460 we've been afflicted with and going fuck off and get out. 0.95

03:14:45.020 I mean, it's, so it's, it's nice, but yeah, uh, Paul had his hand up. 0.98

03:14:48.720 We get up.

03:14:49.180 What do you got, Paul talking about barefoot?

03:14:52.180 You know it, brother.

03:14:53.260 You, you talking to my expertise.

03:14:54.740 Uh, I like to walk around in my yard barefoot a lot, and I was just going to give a public

03:14:58.600 service announcement.

03:14:59.600 If you get used to that shoes will never be the same.

03:15:02.220 I promise.

03:15:03.180 Now I'm not full woolly booger where I go to the store without shoes.

03:15:06.440 You know what I mean?

03:15:07.080 But like around my own house.

03:15:08.360 Oh yeah.

03:15:08.940 If you get used to it, you don't want to wear shoes.

03:15:13.460 Well, yeah, it's so beautiful.

03:15:15.440 There's also a, there's also a, I firmly believe this bro science that has absolutely 0.68

03:15:21.860 no scientific study behind it, but I firmly believe it to be true.

03:15:25.800 This bro science of like, when you're basically doing like foot acupuncture on your feet, when

03:15:31.680 you're walking around and they're getting, they're like got a bend in a certain way, or

03:15:35.780 there's something poking it in the bottom of the foot.

03:15:37.620 Like, you know how you get a foot massage and they got those old acupuncture charts and

03:15:41.580 it'll be like, this part of the foot is connected to the shoulder.

03:15:44.620 This part of the foot is connected to the heart.

03:15:46.780 And as you do that and you're walking around and little rocks are poking you and little

03:15:50.060 roots are poking you and it's pumping.

03:15:52.080 It's like pumping all of this kind of little pieces of energy up into your body.

03:15:59.040 And yeah, I'm pretty close to woolly booger, dude.

03:16:01.700 I have to like, really like, it's like, I go to Walmart and it's like, yeah, I have to

03:16:08.740 wear shoes in Walmart.

03:16:09.740 They're not going to kick me out.

03:16:10.840 What are they going to do?

03:16:11.580 If I'm going to wear shoes in Walmart, sir, sir, you can't be in here.

03:16:15.860 No shirt, no shoes.

03:16:16.960 You know, it's, it's come out.

03:16:18.640 I'm almost there.

03:16:19.880 I'm working my way up.

03:16:21.480 I'm working my way up.

03:16:23.280 But yes, Paul, thank you.

03:16:25.900 And don't forget your foot acupuncture from Little Rocks and the Roots.

03:16:30.540 Yeah.

03:16:31.040 Rusty, what's going on?

03:16:32.420 I was thinking about this right now after listening to you guys, and I'm thinking one

03:16:39.500 way to amplify these effects would be wrap your feet in copper.

03:16:46.560 And then at the bottom, some of the copper from the wire, you have it poking down and

03:16:53.900 it goes into the ground slightly.

03:16:57.020 Whoa.

03:16:58.080 Right.

03:16:58.420 And now wrap your hands in some copper and your head.

03:17:03.940 And I don't know what this will do, but I'm pretty sure it would be immense.

03:17:09.400 Whatever it does do.

03:17:10.820 Rusty, imagine if you did that while you were whilst also walking on a ley line with your

03:17:16.200 crystals about your neck.

03:17:20.360 Well, that's a given.

03:17:22.080 I didn't even know I needed to say that part.

03:17:24.460 Taken for granted.

03:17:25.160 Of course, there's quartz.

03:17:25.880 Taken for granted, brother.

03:17:27.260 There's a quartz hanging above your heart, right?

03:17:30.480 And you tape one to your forehead, okay?

03:17:34.640 And I can't even imagine what would happen.

03:17:37.940 It's a possible super saiyan, right? 1.00

03:17:40.800 Yeah, that's called the girlfriend summoning magic trick. 1.00

03:17:43.660 That's called the crystal girl summoning magic. 1.00

03:17:46.640 They'll just start to appear. 0.90

03:17:48.680 Your wicked crystal girlfriends will just appear. 1.00

03:17:50.980 They'll just fall from the trees. 0.71

03:17:52.540 They'll just fall out of the trees.

03:17:53.820 Fall out of the trees like a mambo. 1.00

03:17:56.820 Like fall on top.

03:17:57.800 Yes.

03:18:01.340 Good stuff.

03:18:01.920 Well, that's why I wear a mistletoe head wrap.

03:18:08.460 Yeah, tinfoil's overplayed, you know?

03:18:12.460 Oh, yeah.

03:18:12.800 That's a tryout.

03:18:12.920 You've got to start thinking about copper.

03:18:14.820 Yeah.

03:18:16.320 Yep.

03:18:16.640 Copper and silver.

03:18:17.820 Yep.

03:18:18.760 That's right.

03:18:19.460 Falfo, welcome to the stage, brother.

03:18:20.840 It's good to see you.

03:18:21.940 Hope you've been well.

03:18:22.960 White power. 0.98

03:18:23.780 What you got for us, man?

03:18:33.640 He's got to give us a shoe take.

03:18:35.500 Falfo, what's up, brother?

03:18:38.600 We'll see.

03:18:40.000 We'll see.

03:18:40.700 Yeah, the silver copper thing is interesting because it's like they actually –

03:18:46.600 I didn't know they put that stuff in Band-Aids.

03:18:48.560 I didn't know they put – like apparently they put copper in Band-Aids.

03:18:52.180 I guess it does help heal wounds.

03:18:55.580 Maybe we should mix copper in with some of the – what is it?

03:18:59.040 Diatonis.

03:18:59.600 Well, you've got to be careful with the Band-Aids.

03:19:01.340 Now they're putting – what is it?

03:19:03.180 The forever chemical. 0.99

03:19:04.260 You've got to be – they're putting forever chemicals on all kinds of shit. 1.00

03:19:07.520 They really want to fuck with us. 1.00

03:19:08.840 I don't use Band-Aids. 1.00

03:19:10.960 Isn't everything.

03:19:11.900 No.

03:19:12.160 Yeah, Band-Aids are – no.

03:19:14.820 Just use a piece of gauze with no – use a piece of cotton gauze.

03:19:19.260 You're good to go.

03:19:21.160 That's all you need.

03:19:23.900 Cotton gauze.

03:19:24.640 Why even have – just clean the wound and let it dry.

03:19:28.560 What about you've got to put some Neosporin on that?

03:19:34.580 That stuff helps.

03:19:35.660 Yeah?

03:19:36.240 Are we good with Neosporin?

03:19:38.240 I guess.

03:19:41.220 I mean, if you want to be weak.

03:19:45.780 If you don't want to just rub sand in it and dirt in it, yeah.

03:19:48.900 Yeah.

03:19:49.220 That's –

03:19:49.520 That gets stronger.

03:19:50.780 Yeah.

03:19:51.100 Just rub some dirt in it.

03:19:52.260 That is the old granddaddy.

03:19:58.140 Clearly, what Skull Mask was getting at was silver, which has antibacterial properties.

03:20:07.420 So, what we would do is tape silver to the wound, right, and then put a quartz on top of it, wrap that in copper, and that's healed.

03:20:19.440 And then walk around barefoot while you're doing that.

03:20:23.880 Yeah.

03:20:24.220 You're healing, dude.

03:20:25.280 I mean, you're talking about, like, downtime of, like, 30 minutes, and that thing's going to be closed up.

03:20:30.700 It's Wolverine status.

03:20:33.220 Yeah.

03:20:33.800 Absolutely.

03:20:34.840 Let's see if Fafo got up here properly this time.

03:20:37.160 He might have been having some tech issues.

03:20:38.760 Fafo, brother, can you hear us?

03:20:40.120 Mic check.

03:20:40.560 Mic check.

03:20:41.720 Yes, I can hear you.

03:20:43.460 Absolutely.

03:20:44.300 Welcome, brother.

03:20:44.960 How are you doing, man?

03:20:45.800 I'm doing all right, man.

03:20:48.060 Fafo – so, Fafo has some new developments in his life.

03:20:54.400 Fafo needs to kind of pump his brakes a little bit and stop being so FedPost-y and whatnot. 0.99

03:21:01.280 But shit is getting serious. 0.97

03:21:04.160 I don't want to put too much information out there because I don't know who could be listening, and I don't want to give them the satisfaction. 0.99

03:21:13.480 But shit is getting serious. 0.94

03:21:14.780 Fafo is no longer – you know, he's on the radar now, we'll just say. 0.99

03:21:22.700 So, he's going to have to – he's going to have to maybe tone it down a little bit.

03:21:27.180 I don't plan to stop with the music or anything.

03:21:31.100 I intend to go harder with the music. 0.95

03:21:33.720 But as far as me being on here saying the FedPost-y shit that I like to say, that I love to say, that I feel, I've got to chill out. 0.94

03:21:44.100 So, you know, it's kind of looking like Fafo is going down Mr. Bond's road, to be honest. 0.97

03:21:52.840 You know, without saying any more than that, they don't want Fafo to be a thing.

03:22:00.880 They're coming for Fafo.

03:22:02.580 So, you know, get it while it lasts, man.

03:22:05.740 And I fully intend to keep doing this, and they're going to have to lock me away.

03:22:12.100 And then they'll just put me in Gladiator School, where I fit in. 0.88

03:22:17.860 And, you know, I'll have to straighten up the whites in there, get them to stop being fake white power. 0.98

03:22:26.220 And, you know, but let's just hope that Fafo – let's just hope that Fafo can, you know, avoid that. 0.93

03:22:35.220 You know, but they're after Fafo.

03:22:37.500 You know, it's official.

03:22:38.740 So, Fafo's going to chill.

03:22:40.300 So, thought I'd let you guys know.

03:22:43.200 Yeah, thanks for letting us know.

03:22:44.840 Interesting, you know, interesting – what's the word for advancement there in your story arc?

03:22:57.260 Well, we support you, Fafo, and, you know, we support keeping the chill.

03:23:01.720 I spoke with another gentleman a couple days ago and let him know, like, there's no reason for you.

03:23:07.980 At this point, you know, with where things are at and where the conversations have gone, what's going on on the timeline, you know, it is a time to reassess the strategies here and what we're doing.

03:23:19.400 And some people might not like it, but if you're – you've got to get internal, you've got to get your squad, your people you can talk to in more secure channels and discuss things, get things off your chest that you need to.

03:23:36.000 You know, on the open-air timeline, you know, the stage is set.

03:23:40.960 You know, the play is playing itself out and, you know, the Fed posting or the, you know, how hard you have to go on the timeline has shifted.

03:23:56.460 You know, it's another level of the propaganda war out here on what needs to be done.

03:24:05.000 You know, there's still ways to throw dog whistles and dog bones out there and make sure that people know what time it is.

03:24:12.420 But at the same time, yeah, you know, that knowing where the line is and where the line is shifting.

03:24:18.460 You know, the line is not remaining where it was.

03:24:22.260 The line is shifting and the penalties and the things we were allowed to even say, at some point, you start to see little red flags here and there popping up.

03:24:42.420 And we've talked about this.

03:24:43.560 I've talked about the honeypotting of the entire X platform, right, that, hey, we got this free speech and everything.

03:24:51.500 We can, you know, we definitely could say things that would have got us nuked, you know, two years ago.

03:24:59.600 We can, you know, normies are saying that stuff.

03:25:02.040 And so there's a place where that's okay, and then there's the increased levels that are still getting a lot of attention, let's say.

03:25:20.060 But, yeah, that's good to hear, FAPA.

03:25:21.800 We support you in what you're doing.

03:25:23.260 You are a creator.

03:25:25.320 You are a person who puts content music out on the timeline, and that is your superpower.

03:25:32.820 This is, you know, we kind of have to assess our individual superpowers, right, and go, okay, this is what I'm really good at, and this is what I can participate in.

03:25:44.000 But, you know, am I at what cost?

03:25:47.980 Am I costing myself my superpower element for some lower-hanging fruit that is being taken care of by other people at this point, right, and knowing what that strategy is for you personally?

03:26:03.740 That goes for all of us.

03:26:04.920 You know, it's a time of reassessment.

03:26:06.620 You know, and the creative spirit, I think this is something that a lot of creatives struggle with is it's like an overflowing of self.

03:26:17.340 It's like this overflowing exigence of energy, and it's easy for it to not want to go into the canals that we dig for it.

03:26:25.860 But it doesn't like to come on predictably, and it doesn't like to come on nicely as, like, a stream.

03:26:32.780 It likes to come on torrentially, and it likes to come on as a deluge, and sometimes it can be more – it's either not – sometimes it's not there, and it's a drought, and it feels like there's no spirit inside one.

03:26:50.800 And then other times it comes on, and it's nonstop flood.

03:26:55.800 So, you know, the persona of FAFO, the – you know, I like it.

03:27:00.940 I think that – I think you're doing some good stuff out there, brother, and I love it, and we'll keep it up.

03:27:06.340 And this is America, so, you know, we have – we can say a lot of stuff that other people can't in other countries, and they try to push – they're trying to push back on that.

03:27:17.680 That's a big – that's a big arrow in their quiver is trying to tell us – psychologically condition us into thinking that, you know, we have to keep our mouths shut and crawl around like rodents hiding from the hunter.

03:27:31.340 And for some of us, that's the most offensive thing.

03:27:35.900 So heart goes out to you, brother.

03:27:37.920 Keep up the good work.

03:27:39.220 You know we're going to be here for you and wipe out, brother.

03:27:47.680 Yeah, wipe out, brother.

03:27:50.080 Sorry, I'm working, so it's hard for me to jump back and forth.

03:27:53.360 But, yeah, man, I'm a little nervous. 0.93

03:27:56.480 You know, I'm dealing with shit I've never dealt with before. 0.98

03:27:59.560 Like, serious, serious, serious shit, you know, that I just never thought that I'd be dealing with, man. 0.99

03:28:05.940 And, you know, it's just the kind of shit that's, like, reminiscent of, like, you know, what they were going through in the National Socialist days. 0.99

03:28:13.600 You know, the people that are coming after me and the people that hate me, you know, just for being me, the Jews that are after me. 0.99

03:28:22.420 I don't know who these people are.

03:28:24.480 I don't know. 0.99

03:28:25.180 So, I mean, I'm accused of crazy shit, you know. 0.99

03:28:30.720 Like, who knows, man? 0.99

03:28:32.100 It's like, it's, I'm a little nervous, can't lie, you know, but I'm not going to stop, you know.

03:28:36.960 I put it in God's hands not to start that up because I really don't want to hear that, you know. 0.98

03:28:43.780 I don't want to hear anything about, you know, God and shit right now, you know. 0.98

03:28:48.220 I'm tired of hearing about that. 0.98

03:28:49.660 I'm tired of hearing about, I'm tired of hearing, you know, people making fun of, you know,

03:28:53.440 the thing that I hold dearest to my heart.

03:28:55.340 It's like, you know, when you sit there and you make fun of, you know, my king, my savior,

03:29:00.360 you know, it's like, I want to make fun of your kids. 1.00

03:29:02.820 I want to call your kids fucking ugly. 1.00

03:29:04.280 I want to slap your fucking baby, you know. 1.00

03:29:06.580 You want to talk about the thing that I hold dearest to my heart, motherfucker? 1.00

03:29:10.160 Oh, yeah, really? 1.00

03:29:11.180 You need to start making distinctions between the fucking retards who are out there, you know, 1.00

03:29:16.240 worshiping fucking Jews and giving Joel Osteen their money and the real motherfuckers like me. 1.00

03:29:21.060 So if you want to, you know, you don't call them Christians. 1.00

03:29:24.140 Christians are me.

03:29:25.040 I'm what you call Christian.

03:29:26.520 So when you make fun of them, you're making fun of me.

03:29:29.180 And I'm starting to take it personally.

03:29:30.780 I can't lie.

03:29:31.860 You know, and I love you guys.

03:29:34.020 You know, but I just wish that you guys would make a distinction between the real Christians 1.00

03:29:37.960 and the fake ones because that's a real thing, you know. 0.81

03:29:41.360 So when you make fun of my savior, I want to make fun of your baby and your mom and tell you 1.00

03:29:46.560 how much, you know, your kids are ugly and how I'll slap them and I'll dash them against the fucking wall. 1.00

03:29:50.720 So, you know, that shit like that. 1.00

03:29:52.260 So, you know, love you guys. 1.00

03:29:54.100 White power. 0.98

03:29:56.700 White power, brother. 1.00

03:29:57.820 Yeah, there is a definite need for a distinction there.

03:30:01.860 I try to walk that line very carefully.

03:30:04.940 And some people still take offense to it.

03:30:06.800 But I think I do a pretty good job of offering that distinction personally.

03:30:11.740 And that's the, you know, the line I try to walk.

03:30:16.060 So I respect what you're putting out there.

03:30:18.740 And because the people are important.

03:30:22.680 You are important.

03:30:24.240 And the people who can be of a benefit are important.

03:30:27.260 And sometimes, you know, like you said, people generalize too much or, you know, are a little

03:30:34.000 bit, I just say, you know, sloppy or clumsy in their approach there, right?

03:30:45.900 And, you know, you can't do that.

03:30:48.320 You can't do that if you're going to be effective.

03:30:49.660 There's also something to be said quite a bit for this, the inner sanctity of a, of, of

03:31:00.460 kind of, one of the things is that, like, there's, it's too easily, it's too easy to

03:31:06.280 do it up there.

03:31:09.920 There you go.

03:31:10.780 It's up there.

03:31:11.260 It's too easy.

03:31:12.060 It's, you gotta, you gotta hot mic, Mendoza.

03:31:14.140 But, um, it's too easy to, uh, kind of bring things into the, into, bring things onto the

03:31:24.820 table that don't belong on the table, right?

03:31:26.600 It's like you have these sacred possessions and you've got them safely stored in, in your,

03:31:32.660 in the deep part of your, your mental spiritual house of being.

03:31:36.520 And we bring them out and we open the box and start laying them out on the table and

03:31:40.360 fighting over them and everything.

03:31:41.520 And it is distasteful and it's something that I feel like has a, for those of us who

03:31:46.580 take some things very seriously, it does have a, uh, very little reward for a lot of, um,

03:31:55.940 unnecessary tension, I guess, that, that ends up, ends up coming to the fore.

03:32:00.980 And, uh, a lot of, um, a lot of aspects of the sublime should be due their respect regardless

03:32:09.980 of their, uh, what manifest form they take.

03:32:14.040 That's, um, one of the ways I look at it too.

03:32:17.040 I think some of us are more spiritual than others, right?

03:32:20.520 And some of us are, uh, need to retreat inwards and contemplate how we relate to ourselves and

03:32:28.780 our kin, our spiritual values.

03:32:30.720 So, um, I respect that man.

03:32:33.580 And it, and it's, uh, yeah.

03:32:35.580 One of the things is I like Twitter, the Twitter algorithm, the X algorithm will feed us agitprop.

03:32:41.400 And it's not sometimes the best, the timeline can be not the best, especially if you're

03:32:49.360 scrolling it and you've seen some funny stuff.

03:32:51.800 And then all of a sudden it's like, yeah, now that here comes the agitprop.

03:32:55.660 Now I'm mad.

03:32:57.300 Now I'm upset.

03:32:58.760 Now I'm, uh, angry and I want, I want something to happen like right now.

03:33:03.660 Now I, I see another story about a young white, young white children victimized.

03:33:09.660 And, um, my blood is boiling and five minutes ago, I was enjoying my spaghetti and meatballs.

03:33:15.500 And now I'm, uh, now I'm furious to the point where I can hardly see straight.

03:33:20.360 And cause I saw this, uh, this, this thing here and it's, it can be, um, not, not the

03:33:28.140 healthiest, but, uh, with, uh, with great wisdom comes also great sorrow, right?

03:33:36.800 Yeah.

03:33:37.240 Well, you know, I've, I've, I've had that in the past, you know, the, the idea that I'd

03:33:41.380 rather be ignorant than, than no, because the knowing then becomes, uh, an urgency and

03:33:48.420 obligation, uh, and you, you envy the people who just go around and they're unknowing retards 1.00

03:33:54.960 and they just seem to be content with their, uh, with their goy slop, right?

03:34:00.040 It's, it's like that, the matrix where he's, uh, you know, Cypher is, is asking, just put

03:34:06.540 me back in. 1.00

03:34:07.220 I don't, I don't want this fucking shit anymore. 1.00

03:34:08.880 Right. 1.00

03:34:09.420 And you're like, yeah, I mean, we can understand that, but the, uh, the overwhelming urge of,

03:34:14.460 of responsibility for the future, you know, absolves that for me and knowing, well, you know,

03:34:22.980 that could be a way to solve for my personal angst.

03:34:27.480 Uh, but what does that do for my, the future?

03:34:31.320 What does that do for the kids?

03:34:32.580 And if I can't solve for the, uh, the succession, then what am I doing it for anyway?

03:34:40.480 My own personal, you know, um, hormonal kick, or am I able to, uh, and then that brings,

03:34:50.740 brings up again, that, uh, that quote by Cicero, right?

03:34:54.400 The, the, the knowing between what pain is necessary for progress and what pain is simply

03:35:02.020 a, uh, a, um, a means to warn that the direction that you're headed is actually the wrong direction

03:35:12.060 and it's pain for pain's sake or pain for nothing's sake.

03:35:15.760 And, uh, and reading between those and knowing how to navigate that is a, is a maturity that

03:35:21.700 we all, we all deserve to give to ourselves.

03:35:23.960 Fafo, uh, you know, that's, that's a situation, you know, you haven't described it in detail,

03:35:28.880 but, uh, I relate to it in some sense, uh, very greatly in walking this path through,

03:35:35.720 um, you know, the, the urge to, uh, scream from the mountaintop about, uh, what is and

03:35:43.200 what needs to be recognized.

03:35:44.740 And then, you know, whether or not that needs to be voiced at this time and, and what needs

03:35:50.900 to, uh, be, you know, presented as an alternative instead and so forth.

03:35:55.860 So, yeah, good, good stuff.

03:35:58.400 Uh, Rusty, get in there. 1.00

03:36:02.080 When the feelings of overwhelming, reigning God's vengeance upon down upon them and gnashing

03:36:11.340 their teeth, sometimes you just got to step back, get some Epsom salts, maybe a little

03:36:18.120 lavender eucalyptus or something, a hot bath, have a little chamomile tea.

03:36:23.960 Don't forget your crystals, warm glass of milk or something, and just breathe.

03:36:34.060 Yes, wisdom, uh, from Rusty.

03:36:37.820 Thanks.

03:36:38.600 Can you go ahead and prepare one of those baths for me?

03:36:41.180 Um, very, very much appreciate it.

03:36:44.800 Yeah, I'll take a chamomile.

03:36:46.700 I'll take a chamomile, no sugar, with a bit of soy milk in it, um, large.

03:36:52.860 You can put the, you can put the initials A-H on the order, please.

03:37:01.540 If you don't mind, if I can just be kind of frank for a second. 0.97

03:37:05.500 Um, you know, the thing that's kind of getting to me is, like, the snarky fucking remarks, 0.98

03:37:11.100 right? 0.99

03:37:11.340 Like, I get it. 0.76

03:37:13.180 Like, people don't believe in, you know, Christ and whatnot, and he's a Jew on a stick and 1.00

03:37:18.220 all that shit, right? 1.00

03:37:19.460 You know, but sometimes you got to think about people like me who are slightly fucking crazy, 1.00

03:37:25.780 right? 1.00

03:37:26.300 Like, I take this shit so seriously that I'm, I fully intend to be a martyr for it, right? 1.00

03:37:32.140 And I don't look at, um, you know, these words the same way that most people do. 0.99

03:37:38.420 And I don't bother telling people, you know, um, how I really, you know, why I really, you

03:37:45.640 know, believe, you know, uh, that Christ is white and that this is for white people because 0.99

03:37:49.600 people just fucking laugh. 1.00

03:37:50.700 They don't listen. 1.00

03:37:51.740 Nobody's trying to be, you know, teachable.

03:37:53.800 They're all just, uh, you know, doing their own thing.

03:37:57.220 They're, they're stuck in their, in their own ways and they're not going to change.

03:38:00.400 So, you know, it's, it's biblical.

03:38:02.340 It's why I always name myself, myself casting pearls, because it's so difficult to even bring

03:38:08.300 the word to anybody.

03:38:09.320 You're casting pearls before swine and they turn around and they trample you.

03:38:13.060 And, you know, um, as they trample the word, it happens every time I, you know, try to tell

03:38:17.920 people, so I don't, so I don't bother, you know, and I've come to really understand the

03:38:22.760 scripture in a different way.

03:38:23.860 But the thing is, is a guy like me, you're never going to turn.

03:38:27.220 I met something out there, right?

03:38:29.800 And it didn't say its name.

03:38:31.660 Um, it didn't say, I am God, I'm Yahweh, I am Jesus or anything like that.

03:38:35.480 But it made me beg for my sins.

03:38:37.540 And it, and it, uh, made me say, uh, audibly that I would stop sinning.

03:38:43.160 Right.

03:38:43.860 Um, and I have always been a Christian, so it gives me no reason to believe that it wasn't

03:38:48.120 God, uh, the God of the Bible.

03:38:50.040 But when I hear people, especially white people dogging, you know, Christ laughing at him, uh,

03:38:57.140 making a mockery of him, I find it to be, it just makes me so sad because it's like, I

03:39:02.740 believe that white people are called by him, that we are his chosen, that he loves us.

03:39:08.920 He made us, we are the, we are the crown of his creation.

03:39:12.160 Right.

03:39:12.940 And that he made us to be his instrument of judgment on this earth and to go out there

03:39:19.680 and to be his beautiful creation, the most beautiful of all his creations.

03:39:23.760 Right.

03:39:24.120 And then I sit there and I watch his sons that he loves so much, um, day in and day

03:39:30.160 out, mock him and be snarky and make a little snarky remarks.

03:39:33.380 And, you know, like, yeah, it's funny.

03:39:35.180 I hear some of the stuff and I'm like, okay, yeah, it's funny coming from your terms.

03:39:38.980 Right.

03:39:39.640 Um, but when you don't make the distinction, you know, when you call people like, you know,

03:39:45.080 these people who watch Kenneth Copeland and, uh, you know, um, your Joel Osteens and whatnot.

03:39:52.180 And when you call them Christians, it angers me.

03:39:55.560 And when you, when you lump me in with them, it angers me.

03:39:59.600 So it's like, you're calling me one of them.

03:40:01.800 Right.

03:40:02.540 And we're pretty much fighting words to me.

03:40:04.280 Now, am I going to fight somebody face to face?

03:40:07.100 They say this stuff, you know, probably not.

03:40:09.860 Right.

03:40:10.280 Cause I love you guys.

03:40:11.580 But at the same rate, like if it's already getting heated, you, we might have a fight on

03:40:16.360 our hands.

03:40:16.820 Right.

03:40:17.080 Because I'm not going to sit there and let you disrespect the thing that I hold truest.

03:40:20.760 First, you can't, I don't hold anything truer than this.

03:40:24.140 It's the true. 0.77

03:40:24.940 Like if I had children, I would put God first.

03:40:27.540 I'd still put him first.

03:40:28.660 If I had a wife, I'd still put him first because that means that I have to put her before me 1.00

03:40:33.140 because God commands me to put her first.

03:40:35.620 Right.

03:40:36.140 Which is a good thing for her because if I didn't have a God, then I would put me before

03:40:40.560 her.

03:40:41.100 But since I do, I put her first.

03:40:43.500 I put her before me.

03:40:44.440 I make sure that she's good before I'm my, before I, you know, I, before I'm good.

03:40:49.280 Right.

03:40:49.940 Same thing with my children.

03:40:51.340 Right.

03:40:52.160 But when you, when you disrespect him and disrespect the thing that is most, I can't tell you how

03:40:59.180 much I hold this thing true to me, you know?

03:41:03.380 And I just wish people would kind of think about that.

03:41:05.600 Like you guys are my friends, you know?

03:41:07.240 And I wish that sometimes when, when, when you guys make a snarky remarks about Christ, 0.94

03:41:12.260 you would think like, damn, like, you know, I am talking about Fafo and Fafo is a guy that 0.96

03:41:17.040 loves me and would die for me and looks up to me. 0.99

03:41:20.260 Um, you know, like that you kind of mentor me and everything.

03:41:24.260 You brought me into the fold. 0.90

03:41:26.200 Uh, you guys have saved me in a way, you know, without you guys, I'd still be this retard. 0.95

03:41:32.360 You know, uh, we didn't understand anything, you know?

03:41:35.600 Uh, so it hurts me, you know, when, when you lump me in with these Kenneth Copeland, uh, you

03:41:42.520 know, church goers and stuff like that.

03:41:44.600 So, you know, all I'm saying is like, just try to make a distinction between the retards 1.00

03:41:49.840 and the real ones.

03:41:50.880 Cause I'm one of the real ones.

03:41:52.000 And I promise you, uh, you know, God's calling back his crusaders, dude. 0.99

03:41:56.960 And, you know, shit's about to get real. 0.98

03:41:59.660 And there ain't, there ain't, there ain't much realer than me out there. 0.99

03:42:02.720 I promise you, you know, I'm, I'm, I'm willing to die for this.

03:42:05.740 So, and I'm willing to die for you guys.

03:42:07.620 So, you know, I love you guys.

03:42:09.340 Thank you for letting me, uh, kind of rant.

03:42:14.600 White power, brother. 1.00

03:42:19.160 White power. 0.98

03:42:21.180 I mean, that's it, dude.

03:42:22.240 I mean, that's, we, we, we have, we do this, like we have to look at the positive impact

03:42:27.520 that we have on each other, right?

03:42:29.480 We have to look at what we are here.

03:42:31.120 We are here for each other and there's nobody else out there who is there for us.

03:42:35.440 We are the most mistreated maligned group on the planet right now.

03:42:43.260 Our enemy has psychologized every other group on the planet against us.

03:42:50.460 And we don't have, we don't have many folks.

03:42:53.000 We don't have many, even among our own Volk.

03:42:56.580 We have very few who heed the call.

03:43:00.100 Very few who are willing to raise the banner.

03:43:02.420 So I, you know, respectfully, um, I think we, I think we do need to have a little, uh, kind

03:43:14.760 of reflection, each one of us individually and realize what's important and realize that,

03:43:19.640 um, maybe sometimes we can too easily get drawn into the vortex of, uh, stimulating some, um,

03:43:31.080 maybe unnecessary parts of the psyche in order to, uh, satisfy a desire to, uh, be right or

03:43:41.140 be, you know, on, um, to kind of lay the framework for what we think the proper approach is going

03:43:50.480 to be.

03:43:50.740 There's all, there's a whole manner of, of vortices that we can get, uh, drawn into that

03:43:56.720 might not have the beneficial outcome that we would like to see.

03:44:02.280 So I respect you, Fafo.

03:44:03.820 I respect what you do.

03:44:04.580 I think you're, I think you're a great white man.

03:44:07.080 And, um, I respect all of us having different approaches and different mentalities about all

03:44:12.620 different subjects and, um, understanding what our, where we shine and where we need to maybe

03:44:20.840 step back and think about what we are doing that we can change.

03:44:24.200 So it's good to hear, cause I can hear the passion there, brother.

03:44:29.640 And I do think we, we talked about this yesterday and I think it's, uh, it's actually, um, a use

03:44:35.340 case here is there are different types of people, right?

03:44:40.440 And you have your priests and you have your intellectuals and you have, uh, your warriors,

03:44:46.380 et cetera.

03:44:46.800 And the, the priests need to, uh, own their, their place.

03:44:55.300 And, and when I say priests, I mean, those who commune with the divine.

03:45:00.980 And when you hear Fafo talk, he's talking about having an individual relationship with the

03:45:08.220 divine that is, is unique and personal.

03:45:15.460 And that's, that's something, um, that may, you know, Fafo is just going to pose that you're

03:45:26.340 struggling with which, which part of you is going to take supremacy.

03:45:32.320 Right.

03:45:33.200 And being somebody who potentially, you know, has, has access to the, the priestly side of

03:45:43.340 life, um, you know, to develop that and, and continue to develop that in the warrior side,

03:45:49.880 um, is, uh, is still valuable.

03:45:54.680 Um, but, you know, seeking to continue to enrich that relationship with the divine.

03:46:00.600 You talked about having a personal experience, right.

03:46:03.780 And that's, that's unique.

03:46:04.760 People don't have those, you know, and, and they, um, and I'll say in your case, they don't,

03:46:12.500 your experience and, and the exceptional opportunity you had to experience the divine is not something

03:46:21.600 that the, uh, the divine has chosen to bless all people with.

03:46:28.160 Right.

03:46:28.820 And it's something, uh, it can't be communicated to other people either.

03:46:33.260 Right.

03:46:33.780 It's, it's something that, uh, is, is personal to the point of, and I talk about this to the

03:46:41.360 point of like speaking in tongues, right.

03:46:44.500 And the, the, the ability for you, uh, to connect with something, um, it's not universal.

03:46:52.140 And, and, and I think sometimes we get caught up in that, that we, we feel like we can communicate

03:46:57.680 this to others and it, it drags us down to a place where, uh, it, it, in fact, cheapens

03:47:06.820 the, the experience that you've had and, and that, and, and you can't communicate that to

03:47:16.480 people who are not initiated in that way.

03:47:22.280 And so I would just, uh, I would just, uh, you know, impress upon you to, to sort that

03:47:28.700 right.

03:47:28.980 And know who can understand what I'm talking about and who can't, and the people who can't,

03:47:34.620 uh, there's, you know, there's really nothing wrong with them.

03:47:37.520 They're absolutely exactly where they're supposed to be.

03:47:40.540 And that you share those, that higher level of, of being with those who can, and you talk

03:47:48.180 about casting pearls before swine.

03:47:49.960 And I think that's relative to, uh, to that experience, right?

03:47:54.140 The, the uninitiated are that way because of something greater than all of us has chosen

03:48:00.180 for that to be the way it is.

03:48:02.160 And just continue your path and continue your, your discipline toward what is guiding you.

03:48:10.540 Uh, because ultimately you can, you can have something to offer in, in a way that can be

03:48:18.300 communicated to certain people.

03:48:19.860 Uh, you know, and we talked about this last night, let's go on and, you know, it's not

03:48:24.180 maybe universally, uh, understood or, or so forth, but the ability for priests to communicate

03:48:32.240 with Kings and for the priests to explain to the King, uh, what the King can't understand

03:48:38.580 in, in, in, in building a cathedral that, that defies, you know, it almost seems to defy

03:48:45.780 the laws of physics where the, the priest says, this is what we will build.

03:48:49.600 And the, and the architect says, that's impossible.

03:48:51.740 And the priest, uh, convinces the architect build it and, and watch and the architect builds

03:48:59.940 it and says, this is, this is amazing, right?

03:49:02.440 It, it, it, it perhaps was something transcendent that led to the, the, uh, construction of something

03:49:08.580 greater that, you know, we, that not all people can understand.

03:49:13.140 And I think that's important.

03:49:14.540 Not all people can understand.

03:49:16.300 And, but a lot of people can appreciate when you build something, they don't know exactly

03:49:21.400 how it might've been built, but they can appreciate the beauty in what that is that you've

03:49:26.520 built and, and, you know, some people can't be explained to.

03:49:30.600 So, you know, I hope you take solace in that Fafo, uh, in that respect for your relationship

03:49:35.860 with the divine, the way it is, uh, coming from me, I think coming from Skullmass, who

03:49:40.900 understands this as well, that, that you definitely have allies in, um, in this, uh, higher plane.

03:49:51.580 Uh, and so, you know, just, you know, nothing but the respect for what you've, you've gained

03:49:58.260 in your life experience from what has been guiding you.

03:50:01.360 And, and I say this often that, and this is a collective statement to our white people,

03:50:05.720 you know, that, that which has brought us here, um, to this place has not abandoned us.

03:50:11.700 It didn't bring us all this way through tens of thousands of years in order to abandon us

03:50:18.240 from continuing to create the beauty, um, that it wants to see in the world.

03:50:23.640 And, uh, and so I hope that lands for you, but, uh, we, we love you and, uh, we love our

03:50:30.060 people and we understand that our people have, uh, a unique place in this world and, uh, it's

03:50:37.360 up to us to own it and then move into what is next for us as a people.

03:50:43.620 And I think, I think we'll create something new and beautiful that hasn't been seen before

03:50:48.660 and, and, uh, what you're going to do that together.

03:50:51.340 So keep your, uh, keep your heart in the right place, brother.

03:50:54.900 And, you know, feel free always to reach out to me.

03:50:57.760 I'm always here for you.

03:50:59.300 Uh, and if you want to talk about, you know, what's, what's really going on sometime, you

03:51:04.100 know, my door is open for that definitely.

03:51:06.820 And, uh, so that I can understand a little bit more about, you know, what you're going through,

03:51:10.900 but yeah, yeah, brother, you, I mean, you hit the nail on that, to be honest, um, you

03:51:18.700 know, what I experienced, um, I've never met anyone who experienced it.

03:51:24.480 I, I looked for, you know, a year on the internet, uh, for, um, anyone who experienced what I experienced

03:51:33.020 and I couldn't find anyone.

03:51:34.400 And, you know, it just so turns out that the only solace that I found was in the Bible.

03:51:39.440 The only, the only people, you know, the only people that experienced what I experienced

03:51:43.480 were in the Bible, you know, they fell on their face, great fear and trembling came

03:51:46.700 over them.

03:51:47.500 Um, they died, you know, um, and God had picked them up, you know, after they fell on their

03:51:52.500 face, like he is what I, what I met, whatever it was, was absolutely terrifying.

03:51:57.640 I can't tell you how terrifying this thing was when your life flashes before your eyes.

03:52:02.820 Um, and you know, that you deserve, um, what, what's coming for you.

03:52:08.800 I deserved it.

03:52:09.640 I deserved all the bad that was coming for me and I couldn't do anything, but say, I'm

03:52:13.940 sorry and beg for forgiveness and for mercy.

03:52:16.760 Um, and it was, it was, you know, I've been changed ever since, you know, it was utterly,

03:52:21.720 it was absolutely terrifying.

03:52:23.020 And, you know, I, I'm a guy who feels kind of alone out here because I've never met anybody.

03:52:28.280 It's like, no one understands me.

03:52:29.960 No one, um, Kirsten, I try, I try to talk to Kirsten's and they, they just don't get

03:52:35.220 it.

03:52:35.500 They don't understand, you know, uh, they, I don't even call them Christians. 1.00

03:52:39.600 They're just retarded. 1.00

03:52:41.000 Um, you know, and then, uh, and then it's like my, my spirit goes into this white power 0.98

03:52:46.760 stuff and, uh, you know, I can't stop it.

03:52:50.440 I can't control this, uh, this feeling in me.

03:52:54.020 I'm more passionate about it than I've ever been about really anything.

03:52:57.020 Um, so I can't deny that it comes from God, um, especially after, you know, this experience

03:53:03.400 that I had, um, you know, and now I'm this way and now like all this stuff happens organically.

03:53:10.480 And then, you know, uh, I ended up fighting against the very people who shut me down.

03:53:16.300 Um, and this is my only chance to kind of come back at them.

03:53:20.560 Um, and they're not allowed, you know, in this, in this community.

03:53:23.820 Um, so, um, it's just kind of like a fairy tale, like a dark fairy tale story my whole

03:53:29.860 life.

03:53:30.680 Um, you know, so I just can't, it's hard for me to believe that it's all for nothing.

03:53:35.840 Um, you know, so, you know, you hit the nail on the head, man, I'm, I'm very alone out

03:53:40.900 here.

03:53:41.560 Uh, I have, I've isolated myself for years because I've ever since I had that experience

03:53:46.940 isolated, I've isolated myself.

03:53:48.700 I've been totally isolated, not around people doing my own thing.

03:53:53.180 Um, you know, and it's, it's good to have you guys, you know, so just, just keep, just

03:53:58.160 bear in mind when you guys go hard on Christians, um, you're crushing a friend's heart, you know,

03:54:04.220 who really cares about you guys and looks up to you guys.

03:54:07.080 And I came into this thing because of, you know, guys like you, Mythos, you know, and

03:54:12.420 Reich and HT, um, the radio, um, you know, uh, Zeus, you know, bless his heart, you know,

03:54:20.680 um, I came into this because of you guys.

03:54:23.840 And, uh, you know, so when you guys, you know, confuse me with the retards, it hurts. 1.00

03:54:30.380 It does.

03:54:31.140 It hurts.

03:54:32.420 I'm going to, I'm going to give you a bit of responsibility to own here.

03:54:36.680 Um, and I, and, you know, it just comes right off of everything I just said is that this

03:54:43.680 is the, this is the, also the part that I deal with.

03:54:47.180 So I, I relate to it, but the, uh, the fact that these other people also call themselves

03:54:54.680 Christians is, um, is a problem, right? 1.00

03:54:58.420 If they didn't call themselves that, then there wouldn't be this, you know, inner torture for

03:55:04.920 you when you hear these criticisms, but when people are familiar with the Kenneth Copeland's

03:55:12.140 and, and these people who call themselves Christians, they, they can't see the difference,

03:55:17.680 right?

03:55:18.000 They can't discern, uh, the difference between the one and the two.

03:55:22.440 And, you know, for us who are initiated in a, in a higher level of understanding, uh, there's

03:55:30.340 a bit of ownership we have to take in, uh, in separating ourselves from that.

03:55:37.240 When the criticisms are being leveled at Christians and they're talking about Kenneth

03:55:41.760 Copeland, you know, the, uh, the impetus is on us in some degree to realize they're not

03:55:49.660 talking about me.

03:55:50.600 And, and that's, that's the hard part.

03:55:53.800 That's kind of the inner work that we do to, uh, and so I'm just, I'm just, yeah, I'm just

03:56:00.100 sympathizing with you there.

03:56:01.300 Cause I, I completely understand it.

03:56:02.900 It's, it's why I decided for a long time that I wasn't a Christian because these people are

03:56:08.020 not me, right?

03:56:09.000 I'm like, oh, I must not be one of these guys. 0.99

03:56:10.880 Cause these guys are retards and they are. 1.00

03:56:13.240 Well, I hate those people are the reason why, why I'm hated on it's that they're, they are 0.99

03:56:19.500 the reason why Christians are looked at and, you know, Satan's a very clever foe. 1.00

03:56:23.620 He created these people for that purpose, you know?

03:56:26.700 Um, so, you know, I guess it's more when you guys kind of, um, when you guys are snarky 0.99

03:56:32.380 about Christ, about Jesus, that's the shit that, um, gets to me. 1.00

03:56:36.520 Like, you know, calling the retards, the retarded, like that's fine. 1.00

03:56:40.480 There are retards. 1.00

03:56:41.240 I'm with you on that.

03:56:42.040 You know, it's just, when you start disrespecting, you know, God himself, like, you know, that's

03:56:47.440 difficult for me to hear, but you know, anyways, I don't want to make this about me.

03:56:51.140 I appreciate you guys talking to me.

03:56:52.380 One more thing.

03:56:53.060 Cause I'll take offense to this, Papo. 0.73

03:56:54.860 When you say you guys, that's also collectivizing me with the retards, right? 1.00

03:57:01.620 Yeah.

03:57:01.880 No, I apologize.

03:57:02.980 Yeah.

03:57:03.100 Yeah.

03:57:03.280 For sure.

03:57:03.880 Yeah.

03:57:04.880 Sorry.

03:57:05.360 No worries.

03:57:05.920 No worries.

03:57:06.320 Yeah.

03:57:07.000 Go ahead.

03:57:07.660 The general, I mean, the general tenor is like the general tenor is.

03:57:12.520 Distasteful.

03:57:13.160 I'll just say that.

03:57:14.280 And, um, this is a difference.

03:57:15.980 This gets between the difference of the exoteric and esoteric kind of spiritual experiences where

03:57:21.020 there are things that we can't describe.

03:57:22.860 And there are things that we can't put words to that we, that we feel that we experience,

03:57:27.900 uh, not as a part of the predictable material, like five senses.

03:57:33.080 And, uh, that is, is if you hold that in your heart, then you have an esoteric spiritual

03:57:38.140 relationship with something and putting that out.

03:57:41.400 Like, that can't be turned into an exoteric.

03:57:45.060 They can't be pumped out into the world.

03:57:48.040 There are authors, poets, and sages who have done, who have approximated this throughout

03:57:53.460 history, especially among our people.

03:57:56.120 And this is one of the reasons that our fire burns so bright when it comes to this topic,

03:58:01.020 because we are, we are, we are rediscovering this, this.

03:58:06.060 We are, we are revivifying from the ashes these embers that we will build into the great

03:58:11.700 bonfire that will herald the coming of a new dawn.

03:58:14.840 Um, and it's, that's why ignore the slander, ignore the, the earthly, ignore the, the perverse.

03:58:26.860 And we, we will build this new flame for our people, brother.

03:58:31.440 It's known as, uh, the spiritual armor, right?

03:58:34.720 And, and this is always resonated with me as a child is, is putting on your spiritual armor,

03:58:40.040 uh, and going into battle, um, and, and taking, um, taking the hits, knowing it's a battle and,

03:58:50.100 uh, stealing yourself with resolve toward your end goal, uh, and knowing, um, that those,

03:58:57.100 uh, they can be lost, right?

03:59:00.040 They can be lost and must find their way, um, and to hold that fire, hold that light, uh,

03:59:06.800 that they may be in the darkness, they may be in ignorance.

03:59:11.800 Um, and, you know, this is something that, you know, I, I said, it, it tears up my soul,

03:59:17.700 uh, when I see brothers who are going through, uh, this darkness.

03:59:23.460 Um, and I've shared this before.

03:59:25.860 I, I have a brother.

03:59:27.160 He is, is my closest kin.

03:59:29.520 Uh, he is lost and could he ever be saved?

03:59:32.260 I don't know.

03:59:32.920 Um, I have certainly given, you know, decades of my life in an attempt to bring him, uh,

03:59:40.440 to a higher plane.

03:59:41.780 Uh, he has chosen not to, and how I, my simple, um, my simple strategy and my, my, my obligation

03:59:52.820 is not to continue to, uh, press him at this point, but to leave the door open and let him

04:00:01.020 know, uh, what it's going to take for him to walk through it and then just, and then stop

04:00:07.400 and then, and then wait and let him find his way if he ever does.

04:00:12.040 And he may not, I have, I have lost brothers, uh, in the, um, in history gone where they have

04:00:21.140 gone.

04:00:21.560 I don't know.

04:00:22.240 Uh, and, you know, I, I just have to deal with that personally.

04:00:25.860 It's, uh, but it has given me a perspective of knowing that's the way it goes.

04:00:32.320 Um, I have a real life experience that has dealt with the five stages of grief and so

04:00:38.340 many, um, in so many ways that I am now resolved to work with those who are willing, work with

04:00:47.840 those who can work and let go of that, which, um, is, is simply going to drag me down.

04:00:55.660 Uh, and, and that's hard because you have love for people and you have a desire for them to

04:01:01.080 succeed.

04:01:02.220 Uh, but it is, uh, again, I can show you the door, but you must walk through it.

04:01:07.460 Right.

04:01:07.800 And, and, uh, it's, it's tough.

04:01:09.920 We, we all, we all sympathize.

04:01:11.720 I think in that we all know people and we've all talked to people.

04:01:15.940 We have family members, we talk about how do I, how do I deal with my family members

04:01:20.620 who don't get it?

04:01:21.580 And I'm telling them, you know, just look at this information and they simply reject

04:01:27.620 it on its face.

04:01:28.780 And, uh, and it, it, it doesn't get becomes a, a path of the initiated, a path of, of the

04:01:37.000 learned man.

04:01:38.320 And it's a, you know, it's, it's a challenge challenge for all of us.

04:01:44.380 If it, if it, if it wasn't so difficult, then, uh, we would be farther, much farther

04:01:51.860 along than we are.

04:01:57.520 Well, I appreciate you guys taking the time to kind of, uh, you know, top of counseling

04:02:02.260 section.

04:02:02.980 The bill will be sent to the cash app.

04:02:05.060 You got it.

04:02:05.620 Fafo.

04:02:06.360 Uh, no, thanks for joining us in the middle of your work day as well, brother.

04:02:10.160 You got it.

04:02:11.080 Yeah.

04:02:11.240 White power. 0.98

04:02:11.740 Yeah, man.

04:02:13.020 White power. 0.98

04:02:13.680 Hey, I got a, I'll, I'll get with you, uh, in the back channels, man.

04:02:17.400 Yeah.

04:02:17.600 I'd like to know what's going on, man.

04:02:19.500 Yeah. 0.99

04:02:19.720 There's some, uh, there's some new shit developing, man. 0.99

04:02:22.500 Uh, so like I said, man, Fafo is going to have to relax a little bit. 0.99

04:02:26.720 So anyways, white power, brother. 0.78

04:02:28.160 That sounds like an impossible challenge.

04:02:31.900 Yeah.

04:02:32.380 We'll see.

04:02:32.920 We'll see what happens.

04:02:33.640 Okay.

04:02:33.980 All right.

04:02:34.240 All right.

04:02:34.640 Thanks for stopping by.

04:02:35.360 Well, that brings us to the top of our first hour, um, on the white power lunch hour.

04:02:42.960 I, that goes quick.

04:02:43.920 Sometimes, uh, want to remind, uh, you know, everybody to, uh, uh, retweet the space.

04:02:49.660 And if you can, um, let's see what we got up here.

04:02:53.620 Um, the, uh, the, um, white excellence.org is a shop that we have spun up, um, for, and it's

04:03:04.740 not for this radio station.

04:03:06.560 Uh, it's much bigger than that.

04:03:08.380 The, uh, the white excellence brand that we want to put out there, um, is something we 0.78

04:03:13.640 want, uh, our white people to be able to wear and exhibit their power levels, uh, among 0.54

04:03:20.440 their people, knowing this is about excellence.

04:03:23.300 This is about your history, everything that you've done in your past, every, uh, every

04:03:28.580 civilization that we've spun up out of nowhere, landing in Australia and building a

04:03:33.260 beautiful, uh, beautiful civilization in Australia, where there was nothing, uh, and, and all

04:03:39.380 over the countries of Europe, um, in America, what we've done in America, everything that

04:03:45.640 we've done as a people, uh, has been to pursue excellence and create that in the world.

04:03:51.520 And the white excellence clothing brand is the, the exhibition of that.

04:03:56.200 We have, uh, many series coming, uh, that will be dropped, uh, periodically, uh, that, um,

04:04:04.220 that express that pride of our people.

04:04:06.500 And for what we've done, everything from the Greeks and the Romans to the, the Nordics, the

04:04:12.440 Germanics, um, and everything in between, uh, that has, and is constantly fought against

04:04:18.360 by those.

04:04:19.260 And it's currently under an attack that it's never, uh, faced before, uh, you know, existential

04:04:26.280 crisis upon us with these, uh, you know, people like Mr. Beast, who is going and feeding

04:04:33.420 the bioweapon, uh, with, with absolutely no regard for the reality, um, that, uh, doing

04:04:41.580 that, uh, feeding these, these Africans and, and growing them and, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, 1.00

04:04:49.260 is to our, to our death, right? 0.92

04:04:52.080 These, these Africans will end up or their children will end up, if not stop, they will 1.00

04:04:58.020 end up in our countries, leeching off of our resources, uh, damaging our women and children 0.99

04:05:05.400 and, uh, and killing what has, what has been our legacy.

04:05:13.340 Uh, and this is something that is not just going to go away.

04:05:16.340 It's going to take us, um, a collective effort to stop it and to call it out.

04:05:23.040 And when people like Mr.

04:05:24.840 Beast, uh, goes and builds, um, these wells for these Africans, um, it's important for 1.00

04:05:33.820 us to call that out as for what it is.

04:05:36.120 This is not simply, oh, look, he's doing that over there.

04:05:39.780 Uh, we know the third order consequences.

04:05:41.760 Now we know that these, there's a collective effort to move these people in a humanitarian

04:05:47.140 effort, quote unquote, uh, to, um, be able to save them.

04:05:52.220 Uh, now they, oh, they, they have been born because we, we watered them.

04:05:57.000 Right.

04:05:57.260 And we, we made them into something that, uh, that we cannot handle that, that their own

04:06:04.960 ecosystem can't handle.

04:06:06.300 And now there's a crisis and now we need to move them, uh, into white countries because 1.00

04:06:11.080 look at these, these poor guys in this crisis that they're suffering.

04:06:15.200 And, and that right there is a, uh, uh, an attack on our people.

04:06:22.300 It is an attack on, um, our civilizations.

04:06:25.800 And this is, um, it's a staging area. 0.99

04:06:28.740 Africa is a staging area for crushing everything that is excellent about white people. 1.00

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04:08:00.080 We're not done yet.

04:08:01.360 You know, white people are not done on this planet.

04:08:03.460 Uh, we are going to continue to, uh, build and create and dominate.

04:08:08.060 Uh, and that's, uh, and that's why our, our tagline is reign supreme because in all of

04:08:14.540 history, we've always done that.

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04:08:20.760 without saying, sorry, without asking for forgiveness for anything we've done in the

04:08:24.840 past, you know, all we expect from the world at this point is a big, thank you.

04:08:30.240 Okay.

04:08:30.540 Everybody owes white people a big, thank you. 0.68

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04:08:40.860 attitude that we have as white people.

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04:09:06.140 Um, and with that, I don't know if you don't have anything else, there is, um, um, I, I

04:09:13.400 mean, I just, I can't help but be reminded by, by this Mr. Beast debacle that for all

04:09:19.480 the talk of ecological sustainability and environmental friendliness and all this, all this hypocrisy

04:09:26.680 you hear from our enemy and from the, uh, the establishment kind of, um, allies to nature,

04:09:36.040 uh, call them what you will, that they have absolutely no conception and no, no dignified,

04:09:44.900 realistic idea of, uh, ecology.

04:09:49.380 That they are anti-ecological, that they are anti-nature and that they are in fact anti-sustainable.

04:09:55.840 We've seen them all.

04:09:56.860 We've seen all the pictures of the absolute filth and garbage that litters these third world 1.00

04:10:02.160 nations where they reproduce endlessly on the back of our resources that we send them, 0.97

04:10:09.220 the medicines that we've given them, the food, the surplus food that gets shipped over into

04:10:14.280 their nations.

04:10:14.960 We created, we have, we have the West and I'm not going to say we, because it's not white 1.00

04:10:20.860 people solely.

04:10:21.720 I'm going to say the West for this one, because this is the West, including it's, uh, jog government

04:10:28.840 structure and NGO, um, NGO toxicity has, has created this ecological unsustainability.

04:10:37.300 These are not ecologists.

04:10:38.940 These people are not interested in ecological preservation and wellbeing.

04:10:42.960 They are not interested in a sustainable environment that makes people happy, healthy, and breeds

04:10:48.300 good children.

04:10:49.120 They are interested in the opposite.

04:10:50.860 They're interested in the degradation of the natural law, and they are interested in usurping

04:10:55.860 the throne of the, the rulers of the world that will create a sustainable, healthy ecosystem

04:11:04.160 for their children to thrive in.

04:11:05.860 The only group of people who has any sentiment towards making nature towards, oh, towards,

04:11:13.820 uh, embodying the promise of nature is us.

04:11:17.840 Nobody else has that.

04:11:19.140 It's, it's, uh, the other races are completely devoid of the sentiment and they are outright 1.00

04:11:23.900 hostile to it.

04:11:24.820 The enemy is outright hostile to the maintenance of nature and its wellbeing.

04:11:28.900 And it makes me sick.

04:11:30.280 It's something that it's, it's nauseating to see these bioweapon hominids being bred by 1.00

04:11:39.960 the, by the millions to force them into our nations and to turn their, their homelands into 1.00

04:11:46.780 these dens of filth, full of trash, full plastic, full of garbage. 1.00

04:11:50.760 It's nauseating. 1.00

04:11:52.500 So that's my take on Mr. Beast, who is really the beast and he is really a, a, just a negative

04:12:02.060 and negative entity.

04:12:04.240 Yeah. 1.00

04:12:04.400 He's total garbage. 1.00

04:12:05.500 I've never watched a Mr. Beast, uh, video, you know, in all the years that he's, uh, been 0.99

04:12:10.820 operating.

04:12:11.320 And, uh, I continue to be proud of that.

04:12:13.800 Um, uh, early on, um, clearly they, uh, use him to target children.

04:12:20.300 Uh, early on, I told my kids, you know, what I thought of him, uh, never having watched

04:12:25.580 a video.

04:12:26.000 It's, it's like one of those things, it's just an intuition.

04:12:28.740 And I'm like, yeah, I get it.

04:12:31.380 I get what they're doing here.

04:12:32.500 And, uh, warned my kids, you know, about that very early on, uh, completely vindicated on

04:12:39.820 that, um, on that point, as we see his development here.

04:12:44.320 And when you, the, the positive side, for those who haven't seen and read through, uh, the,

04:12:52.080 the comments that, uh, have been placed on Mr. Beast, uh, post about that, it is 98% negative,

04:13:02.740 uh, from, uh, the comment section.

04:13:05.800 Uh, it is a glorious site.

04:13:08.100 The, the world is completely done with this, uh, breeding of bioweapons in other countries. 0.99

04:13:16.920 And, and we completely, we know what's going on.

04:13:19.940 Uh, we, we now get it to a level that, um, the, the enemy, uh, I don't think they ever anticipated.

04:13:27.920 Uh, and so for him to put this out there as if it's some humanitarian effort, like it's

04:13:33.220 2020, um, obviously is not working anymore and it's glorious to see.

04:13:44.780 Just desserts for Mr. Beast.

04:13:46.560 Uh, notice or welcome to the stage, brother.

04:13:48.540 What do you got for us?

04:13:49.760 Let it rip.

04:13:51.080 Thank you guys.

04:13:52.360 Uh, just kind of piggybacking off of what you were saying.

04:13:55.600 Yeah, we're interfering with nature.

04:13:57.920 I mean, when you go to, uh, when you go to Yosemite, when you go to a national park or

04:14:02.280 even the zoo, there's signs everywhere that say, do not feed the animals.

04:14:07.900 And, uh, we're interfering when, uh, we've been basically supplying them with survival at

04:14:17.140 our own expense.

04:14:18.140 And now they're using it against us.

04:14:19.980 They've been able to populate and now they're coming across, uh, to our countries invading us. 0.99

04:14:27.920 And then we're taking care of them here.

04:14:30.200 And of course it's not, uh, it's not our decision.

04:14:33.420 It's, it's the Jews and it's their puppets in place. 1.00

04:14:36.980 They're allowing all this to happen. 0.73

04:14:38.740 But, uh, you know, I, do you guys see the videos in England?

04:14:43.420 They're starting to really rise up and there was a bunch of English guys.

04:14:46.560 They were chanting at one of the hotels where they're housing the migrants.

04:14:50.520 They were chanting, send them back, send them back.

04:14:53.280 You know, we need that.

04:14:54.920 We need to be, uh, in the streets.

04:14:57.240 We need to be openly letting people know that they are not welcome.

04:15:01.880 We don't want them here. 0.98

04:15:02.900 If you see one walking down the street, I saw a sand nigger the other day in my town 1.00

04:15:08.100 and I told him, go back to your country. 1.00

04:15:11.880 We don't want you here.

04:15:13.020 You know, I've reached a point where I'm not afraid to speak my, my mind and my opinion

04:15:17.280 on these things.

04:15:17.980 And, and, uh, you know, though there are still some white people out there that are really 0.94

04:15:23.920 infuriating me. 0.79

04:15:24.720 And I hear them say, well, especially here in California, they say, oh, we have all these

04:15:28.880 illegals here and they need to come through legally. 1.00

04:15:32.080 It's like, no, we don't want them here at all.

04:15:34.480 Okay.

04:15:35.060 So, uh, we, it's up to us to, uh, to let them know that we don't want them here.

04:15:41.640 It's up to us to band together because clearly our government does not have our best interests

04:15:46.400 at heart.

04:15:47.520 Clearly voting does not work.

04:15:49.600 So we need to start taking things to our own hands to an extent and I'll land there.

04:15:54.720 Well, one of the, one of the things, um, to, you know, be able to push back on when they

04:16:00.860 talk about legally entering is to remind people that become an American, isn't something that

04:16:07.660 happens by getting a piece of paper that, you know, that certification citizenship status,

04:16:13.860 um, is not something that makes an American, uh, American is a ethnicity and, you know, you

04:16:22.240 had the, there was a, a post by the, uh, department of Homeland security yesterday in response to,

04:16:31.040 uh, I think it was a Congresswoman, some, some, some representative who had, uh, given a speech

04:16:36.840 in Spanish and she had, um, stated that she is first a Guatemalan and second an American.

04:16:46.060 And that's very offensive to a lot of people and, and what it, and, and the Homeland security

04:16:51.920 quote tweeted her and, and, uh, quoted Tom, uh, Theodore Roosevelt who said that there are

04:17:01.120 no such thing as a hyphenated American, that an American is an American is an American.

04:17:06.660 And, and, and one thing to use out of this situation is to, uh, is to let people know

04:17:13.600 that's how they are.

04:17:15.120 They, they aren't assimilating.

04:17:16.760 They don't, they don't adapt our values just because they get a piece of paper that says

04:17:20.980 they're an American, that they still continue to be loyal to their homeland, loyal to their

04:17:27.940 people, not Americans.

04:17:29.820 And then, then, you know, kind of walk that line to the conversation about, um, the naturalization

04:17:38.680 act of 1790, you know, that, that this country was built for and by white people and the founding

04:17:45.860 fathers knew that.

04:17:46.980 And some, you can get across to some of them, or at least plant the seeds and start to, to

04:17:51.660 get, um, some, um, some progress there with some of these people.

04:17:57.900 And, and I think, you know, to some degree, you know, just moving the needle a little bit

04:18:03.760 with some of these people is going to be, uh, a means to, you know, continuing to wake

04:18:11.180 people up to their racial identity.

04:18:13.820 You know, that's, that's really, for me, I think core to all of this is to wake people

04:18:18.380 up to their racial identity, that this is not a, um, a, a melting pot of all different

04:18:26.360 races.

04:18:26.740 It is a melting pot of the white people. 0.98

04:18:30.400 And that is what the founding fathers had in mind.

04:18:33.260 That is what has been a success model.

04:18:35.780 And when you see how these people, uh, act, treat and, and live, you can see they're not

04:18:42.940 of us.

04:18:43.480 They're not like us.

04:18:44.480 And, you know, some, you know, people are, I think, and, and, uh, this is, you know, um,

04:18:51.880 what I recommend, uh, with this situation is to push that narrative and to, to use this

04:18:59.140 rhetoric that even the department of Homeland security is pushing out there, even though

04:19:03.140 they're really talking about, you know, they're, they're, they're trying to convince people

04:19:07.900 that adopting American values is, is what makes a person American and being able to push

04:19:15.320 back on that and, and reminding them that no, that's not what makes an American.

04:19:19.480 Uh, what makes an American is what they thought when they started that they founded the country,

04:19:24.980 which is for white people of good character.

04:19:29.000 Um, and, um, and we can see the evidence that straying from that has devastating and, and

04:19:37.980 even treasonous, um, uh, consequences.

04:19:43.480 So what are your thoughts on that?

04:19:45.460 Um, notice there's, you're out there talking to people about this stuff.

04:19:51.380 Yeah.

04:19:51.920 I mean, you, you brought up a lot of really good points and I have been mentioning more

04:19:55.760 to people, you know, look at the 1790 immigration.

04:19:59.000 And with some people, they're kind of more receptive to what I'm saying.

04:20:04.900 I explained to them, you cannot have a person who is not of European descent ever assimilate 0.95

04:20:12.380 and become a quote unquote American.

04:20:14.680 I said, our customs, our language, our traditions, who we are as a people is fully, uh, a mixture

04:20:23.900 of our European identities.

04:20:25.700 So how can you expect someone who's an African or Middle Eastern or Mexican or, or South American?

04:20:32.920 How can you expect them to assimilate and become one of us?

04:20:35.900 It's, it's impossible.

04:20:36.900 It's not in their, in their DNA.

04:20:39.140 They'll never be able to fully assimilate.

04:20:40.720 And, uh, I do see people starting to get more and more open to the, these ideals of, of,

04:20:49.040 you know, white people are being attacked and we must unite together.

04:20:53.380 We can't beat around the bush.

04:20:55.060 We can't, uh, we can't keep on repeating the same mistakes that we've been repeating.

04:21:00.260 And, uh, I think the tide is truly turning, man.

04:21:04.220 I really do.

04:21:05.260 I feel it, you know, just talking to like, even a lot of my customers, a lot of my customers,

04:21:09.780 uh, are very like-minded.

04:21:13.460 Um, and they just been kind of afraid.

04:21:15.760 I think, I think a lot of white people, especially in the central Valley, a lot of white people,

04:21:21.800 uh, were racially conscious, but they were always afraid to, uh, to really put their

04:21:30.280 feelings out there behind closed doors.

04:21:32.660 They'll tell you how they really feel, but I see more and more now people being more open

04:21:37.160 on how they really do feel because they're getting tired of it, you know?

04:21:41.960 And, uh, but yeah, you'd have bought some really good points.

04:21:45.560 And, and I think, uh, I think that's something we all need to take to heart and all in there.

04:21:51.800 Um, there has been a surge of discontentment among our people and it is unavoidable.

04:22:05.940 Now, one of the biggest contributors to this has been the influx of, um, Indians to be in

04:22:15.120 the way I look at it.

04:22:15.900 The influx of Indians has, has not risked, has not been, um, restricted to the East cities.

04:22:24.440 Uh, oftentimes like the Mexican communities, the Aztecs, the Africans and what have you,

04:22:31.720 these other strange ones have, um, kind of been restricted to the cities.

04:22:35.540 This past couple of years, we have seen large scale dumping.

04:22:38.480 We've seen urban area or we've seen rural areas and smaller towns turn into large scale

04:22:42.960 dumping zones for, uh, these, uh, lower, lower classes, these lower races. 0.94

04:22:48.260 And this has caused a lot of people, a lot of distress.

04:22:51.940 A lot of our Volk have a lot of distress.

04:22:54.380 And finally it's hitting the tech bros.

04:22:57.400 It's finally hitting the professional classes because now it's no longer these waves of unfit

04:23:04.020 immigrants, unfit illegals who are taking manual labor jobs or threatening the wellbeing of, 1.00

04:23:10.500 um, our, our brothers who do the more difficult work that's required to maintain, uh, create

04:23:17.480 and maintain civilization.

04:23:18.400 Now it's threatening the tech bros.

04:23:20.120 It's threatening the professionals. 0.99

04:23:21.800 It's threatening the nice suburb areas with, uh, Indian, stinky Indian families in their 1.00

04:23:28.880 Tesla's coming and walking around our parks and walking around, uh, our, our neighborhoods, 0.99

04:23:35.440 uh, pushing their little, uh, untouchable turdlets around in strollers.

04:23:41.020 And the fury is building and building.

04:23:43.700 And, um, as it's, as it's creeping upwards through the middle and upper middle professional

04:23:49.020 classes, we are going to see a gust of wind that will fill our sails and propel us into

04:23:56.940 the future.

04:23:57.800 And, uh, I'm here for it.

04:23:59.440 You know, these people are seeing the effect of, uh, what it does when you have 70 years 0.93

04:24:05.520 of your country being run by the enemy, though it's, um, it's about darn time.

04:24:10.500 Rusty, I think you had your hand up next and we'll go to friend of the family, Rusty, take 0.57

04:24:14.320 it away.

04:24:14.800 What you got for us, brother?

04:24:16.280 Yeah.

04:24:16.900 And on back on the subject of Mr.

04:24:19.560 Beast, um, I think it really shows how little he cares, honestly.

04:24:25.680 And I also always question these types of organizations and people who want to go to

04:24:33.420 these countries like this.

04:24:35.840 Um, an example, the Clinton Foundation, when dealing with Haiti, they stole, I think, hundreds

04:24:44.360 of millions of dollars and really were just over there to traffic Haiti children for nefarious 0.99

04:24:51.780 purposes of, um, you know, abuse and, and God, the, the, the awful shit they're into. 0.99

04:25:01.660 Now we know that he has, uh, I tend to think birds of a feather flock together and we know 0.99

04:25:09.380 that he is, he has hired and associates himself with a sex offender.

04:25:14.640 And it's like, why did you, why do you want to, and then, and then think about all of

04:25:19.240 the money. 0.99

04:25:19.780 It's like, oh, well, it only takes so much money to build a well bullshit. 0.99

04:25:23.640 You spent how much money flying that crew over. 0.98

04:25:29.540 So when doing things in another country and you're coming from another country logistically,

04:25:34.500 it actually ends up being exponentially more right to get something done.

04:25:40.260 So how many wells could he have built over here in America for say some white families, 0.55

04:25:48.400 how many dozens of wells, et cetera, how, and, and, and it goes to show how little he actually

04:25:54.700 cares that it's, you know, and, and that's my saying.

04:25:58.440 And then I always think, and what is the other, and is there some other, so you spent all this

04:26:03.400 extra money doing this.

04:26:04.780 Is there some nefarious purpose we don't know about behind the scenes going on of why you

04:26:11.740 want to go over to some third world nation where, you know, these, these kids might be

04:26:19.980 more vulnerable because, and, and I don't know, you know, I'm just saying I don't, uh, I don't 0.97

04:26:25.980 put it past these fucking weirdos and I do consider these people weirdos, the, like, 0.90

04:26:32.320 you know, these, these kinds of who he, who is, he has hired and associated himself with 0.99

04:26:38.480 at this point.

04:26:39.340 And then it makes me question everything about him. 1.00

04:26:42.180 And, uh, yeah, I think he's garbage. 1.00

04:26:44.940 Yeah. 1.00

04:26:45.100 His, uh, firm is owned and the company or his producer or whatever, um, is owned by a Jew. 0.97

04:26:51.100 These, these people are on record, uh, wanting to flood our white countries with their, uh, 0.99

04:26:58.580 African cousins. 0.98

04:27:00.100 These Jews are, are related to these, these, or, or somehow associated with these despicable 1.00

04:27:06.540 creatures who offer nothing but, um, but sucking the life out of our world. 0.99

04:27:12.600 And the, the, the strategy here seems pretty on the face. 0.99

04:27:17.560 I mean, I'll just be, be stupid and, and, uh, and like surface level about it. 0.99

04:27:25.100 You, we're, we're having an influx of Africans in European countries. 0.99

04:27:32.500 Um, they have, uh, they are, uh, in big and large part responsible for the destruction of 0.64

04:27:41.180 America and they're breeding these people. 0.91

04:27:45.060 Uh, and then when the, uh, sir, that when the, uh, when their own country cannot supply their

04:27:54.160 needs because obviously their countries suck, uh, then they are migrated right through these, 0.88

04:28:03.000 this humanitarian, uh, effort as they call it, humanity, universal humanitarianism, uh, then 0.87

04:28:12.040 obviously they need to go where there's resources so that we are countries.

04:28:16.200 And so that, that, I mean, I think it's pretty obvious that that's the strategy here and it

04:28:20.660 is planned and nefarious.

04:28:23.020 And would you agree with that Rusty on?

04:28:26.860 Yeah.

04:28:27.680 Yeah.

04:28:28.260 It's, it's, I agree.

04:28:30.000 I mean, it, it, there is, there's nothing altruistic about it. 0.97

04:28:35.180 And I, I hope people see past his bullshit, you know, I think it's time to start and I 0.78

04:28:43.240 think people are, it's, it's, it's time to start giving the benefit of the doubt here and 0.99

04:28:48.020 start to call it for what it is, uh, a biological weapon attack on white, the white world, uh, 0.85

04:28:56.020 Barbara Spector, um, Anthony Bourdain, uh, other, other professors, uh, of, of, uh, Jewish descent

04:29:04.860 who have, um, absorbed some European admixture, uh, but obviously hate that part of themselves

04:29:12.380 because, uh, they, it, it defies their, their, uh, other genetic, um, sensibilities, right?

04:29:21.320 They, they literally think that they are, uh, some, you know, superior, uh, humanitarian

04:29:28.540 moral, uh, messenger to the world, right?

04:29:32.680 They, they are on record saying this.

04:29:35.900 And when they watch this mythos, when they leave, I can almost promise you that there 0.98

04:29:42.560 will be some, some animal, savage nigger who they will group up. 1.00

04:29:48.620 And it, cause again, I've always said that these are opportunistic predators. 0.98

04:29:52.620 What they will do is there will be a group who claims that well, and then they will, they 0.94

04:29:58.500 will, um, uh, what's the fucking word, um, uh, exploit, they will exploit their own people 0.97

04:30:07.520 most likely to get access to the water for that well. 0.99

04:30:12.440 They will extort them.

04:30:13.460 Yep.

04:30:13.900 To the point where.

04:30:14.620 Absolutely.

04:30:14.920 They'll extort their own people to get access to that water for the well and, and charge 0.73

04:30:21.320 them in some way, shape or form.

04:30:23.600 So yeah, I mean, and this is, this is not, this isn't based off of imagination.

04:30:29.560 This has already happened many times over when it comes to doing something for these people,

04:30:35.840 they end up once it, once you leave, they end up taking advantage of it and, and then exploiting

04:30:41.600 their own people.

04:30:42.420 And you know, it's, it's absolutely incredible, but if you go around the United States, we

04:30:46.680 have this thing called the civilian work core.

04:30:49.020 I believe it was called in, uh, the early part of 20th century.

04:30:52.920 And if you go around to the national parks and such, you will find stone case stone staircases

04:30:58.620 carved into mountainsides.

04:31:00.800 You will find trails that were blazed by these young men, uh, about a hundred years ago, you'll

04:31:06.040 find all this stuff.

04:31:06.740 And you know, one of these things, these young men were able to do with crews of like 10

04:31:10.220 is they were able to go and they were able to dig water wells and put pumps in them.

04:31:15.840 And you can go use these iron pumps to this very day.

04:31:19.020 And you pump it a couple of times and the water comes out and you fill up your camping

04:31:23.260 jug.

04:31:23.640 And some of these things are in the middle of nowhere.

04:31:26.720 And these melanoid hominids have not figured out how to do this on their own. 1.00

04:31:33.980 They have not figured out.

04:31:34.920 They have the internet, these, these, these things have, have cell phones, these things

04:31:40.160 have smartphones and they have not figured out how to get together and dig a hole in

04:31:46.080 the ground and put a couple of pieces of pipe and a hydraulic pump in this apparatus to pump

04:31:55.340 clean water out of the ground that they can actually drink and survive on.

04:31:59.520 And people are like, hail.

04:32:00.980 Oh, great.

04:32:01.600 Mr. Beast, look what you did.

04:32:03.240 Mr. Beast is so nice.

04:32:04.540 I can't believe you guys like, yeah, let's go dig wells for him.

04:32:07.640 It is absolute insanity to completely like, not even, not even acknowledge the fact that

04:32:16.420 these people have failed to do this already, that they have, they have absolutely no understanding

04:32:23.080 of the mechanics that are necessary to actually do this and to build these things. 0.95

04:32:27.020 It's, it's utterly ridiculous. 0.97

04:32:28.560 It's completely like, it's like a mental disease that has afflicted the average person. 0.99

04:32:34.540 That they would look at that and be like, oh, that's great.

04:32:37.900 Thank you, Mr. Beast.

04:32:40.160 Yeah.

04:32:40.440 Why help those who can't help themselves? 1.00

04:32:43.140 It's one thing if you already established it and then some tragedy happened, like, like

04:32:49.680 us went like, um, well, in North Carolina, these people had homes that, you know, and then we

04:32:55.340 come and we help them.

04:32:56.720 They already had their stuff established.

04:32:58.700 They were put through a hardship, right?

04:33:01.360 These people, they have just created, they've never done anything for themselves.

04:33:06.840 So it's ridiculous to help them to begin with, because it's like, you're not even going, you,

04:33:11.540 you are your own hardship and you all, people are, are calling that out, right?

04:33:15.840 I would, I read some comments here from this thread that I think are meaningful.

04:33:20.220 And, and this thread is, again, it's 98% critical and negative toward Mr. Beast, but, but not

04:33:28.900 even toward Mr. Beast, but toward the quote unquote humanitarian effort here, right?

04:33:34.140 This guy says, his name's Mods.

04:33:37.220 Why does it take white people to keep Africa alive? 0.99

04:33:39.840 Why can't they keep themselves alive?

04:33:41.500 Just something to think about.

04:33:43.620 Mark Kugel says, kind of weird that Africans still don't know how to build wells.

04:33:47.820 Um, you know, this, uh, let's see here.

04:33:51.360 Um, why does it cost 40 million to supply so little water?

04:33:55.680 How much water are you supplying?

04:33:58.480 Um, whites shouldn't support Africa after it, they will come to Europe. 1.00

04:34:03.300 They simply can't do simple things. 0.96

04:34:06.080 It's just over and over again, this entire thread, there's 10,000 comments on this thread.

04:34:13.940 Mythos, where does the 40 million, is that what they spent 40 million?

04:34:17.300 Is that what they're saying?

04:34:19.440 Yeah, that's, that's what this person is saying.

04:34:21.620 I haven't, uh, cross referenced that.

04:34:23.360 So I don't know.

04:34:24.800 Um, like the Mr. Beast was 40.

04:34:27.620 It doesn't.

04:34:28.580 Oh, this is clear.

04:34:29.580 Oh, 40.

04:34:30.360 That's money laundering.

04:34:31.660 That's it.

04:34:32.160 That is some type of companies involved. 0.99

04:34:35.580 And there is money laundering going on because it doesn't take 40 million to, to fucking 0.99

04:34:40.000 build a well. 0.98

04:34:41.640 Imagine investing 40 million and then asking people to support the repayment of their own

04:34:46.820 destruction.

04:34:47.360 And this is what people are understanding, right? 1.00

04:34:49.960 And this, this Chad Topia guy says, what the fuck is wrong with white people? 0.99

04:34:53.520 No other race does this. 0.99

04:34:55.260 Obviously speaking to, to the fact that they are, um, helping people who can't help themselves

04:35:01.700 and, uh, and eventually have, uh, negative impacts on the rest of the world, uh, this

04:35:08.580 way.

04:35:09.260 Uh, another person posted, um, a, uh, picture of a sign that says, please do not feed the

04:35:17.460 birds.

04:35:18.040 Feeding creates a dependent population.

04:35:19.940 And, uh, that is potential health hazard and makes a costly mess. 0.92

04:35:25.100 You know, so that's to what, uh, notice we're was talking about, right.

04:35:28.420 Is, is, uh, you know, feeding the birds here.

04:35:30.880 So people, people are seeing this and, and they're not buying it anymore.

04:35:35.300 Right.

04:35:35.820 And this is, this is a big, uh, shift in the change of wins here.

04:35:41.080 Um, a, a huge vibe shift overall.

04:35:44.460 Uh, and, and I think it's, it's really good.

04:35:46.660 It's, uh, it's, uh, something that should be, I think a white pill. 0.99

04:35:49.940 For all of us, that this is what we're doing now is saying, fuck off Africans after generations 0.98

04:35:56.940 of, of, uh, infomercials about spending only a quarter a month can help save these poor 1.00

04:36:03.980 Africans. 0.98

04:36:04.800 And those poor Africans that were, were saved and fed are now raping people in Italy and 0.99

04:36:11.820 France and Norway and Sweden. 0.97

04:36:14.860 This is, this is what this quarter a month has done.

04:36:18.520 And it's, and the people are getting honest about it. 0.98

04:36:21.160 We're all fucking done. 0.81

04:36:22.280 It's a, it's glorious. 0.98

04:36:23.820 Well, a lot of those, those chair, you know, they, they take 90%.

04:36:28.300 They give the bare minimum of only 10%.

04:36:31.040 And then some of that's used on logistics.

04:36:34.260 So what ends up actually them seeing is almost is less than a few percent.

04:36:40.040 A lot of the times.

04:36:42.000 Um, yeah, a hundred percent.

04:36:43.300 Yeah. 1.00

04:36:43.720 A lot of that shit is total scams. 1.00

04:36:46.280 Yeah. 0.99

04:36:48.520 That's how I, you got to wonder how much of that money went to bribing the local officials,

04:36:54.860 bribing the government officials.

04:36:56.820 It's everything in these third world places gets done with a bribe. 1.00

04:37:00.100 That's like a portion, a portion of their economy is bribes.

04:37:03.940 It's how these places operate.

04:37:10.740 A friend, do you want to get in there, man?

04:37:12.040 You had your hand up for a while.

04:37:12.980 I don't think we heard from you yet.

04:37:14.300 Go ahead, brother.

04:37:17.020 All right.

04:37:17.420 First of all, can you guys hear me?

04:37:22.440 All right.

04:37:22.840 Excellent.

04:37:23.580 Yeah.

04:37:23.840 Skull Mask.

04:37:24.360 You made a really good point.

04:37:26.900 This, uh, uh, immigration really didn't get on people's minds, uh, on a mass scale until

04:37:34.400 the Indians came here because they come here to take white collar jobs. 1.00

04:37:38.400 Um, no one really gave a fuck when infinite beaners were coming here and guys like me complained 1.00

04:37:44.700 for decades, like, you know, they're coming for, for our jobs and we were just told to 0.90

04:37:49.700 learn the code, just like they told the coal miners, learn the code. 0.58

04:37:53.340 And now that, uh, AI and automation is breathing down their necks and H1Bs. 0.98

04:37:58.480 Now it's suddenly on the agenda and I'll take it however I can get it.

04:38:02.820 But, uh, that was an astute observation on your part.

04:38:05.120 Like the Indians is really what it took to, uh, put this on the national agenda.

04:38:09.900 And, um, yeah, man, I'm not happy.

04:38:13.560 That's what it took, but I'll take whatever I can get.

04:38:15.660 So yeah, man, you nailed that one.

04:38:18.540 Yeah.

04:38:18.940 Thank you, brother.

04:38:19.580 I, uh, just dropped a sub stack article too, about another aspect of why Indians are so distasteful. 1.00

04:38:25.900 It's up there in the nest.

04:38:26.760 If you want to give it a read, it's a bit of an esoteric, uh, history take on the subject,

04:38:33.040 but that's absolutely the situation.

04:38:35.060 And this is something that really is, is one of the most, uh, unpleasant kind of things that,

04:38:42.160 that we have done as white Americans, that coming from my family, I grew up in an educated

04:38:48.640 upper middle-class family.

04:38:50.260 And, uh, there were other, there were other members of my family, my extended family who

04:38:55.320 were blue collar and, uh, were, uh, military service or, um, truck driver or, uh, construction.

04:39:03.680 And the contempt that they were treated with in my household when I grew up with it.

04:39:11.420 And I, uh, the, the arrogance and contempt among the educated upper middle-class whites

04:39:17.560 towards their brothers and sisters who are in labor or in blue collar positions.

04:39:23.280 It was, it was, um, it was, it's deeply unpleasant and it's something that's like very severely,

04:39:30.860 I, I feel like this is not less a, this is less a problem among the younger generations,

04:39:35.600 but, uh, among the generation of my parents, especially out here in the Midwest, uh, there

04:39:42.020 is a, there was a palpable contempt for, uh, like working class individuals and people who

04:39:48.460 were literally making the world run, making it possible.

04:39:52.580 These people who would come out and Thanksgiving to fix your plumbing, the people who would

04:39:58.980 come out in 105 degree weather to wire a house.

04:40:04.700 And this, this like, so when the immigrants started flooding in and taking the agricultural 1.00

04:40:10.020 jobs and taking the labor jobs, there were a lot of white people, especially like urban

04:40:15.140 yuppies who were, uh, very, they were like, Hey, good.

04:40:19.460 Learn to code.

04:40:20.460 Yeah.

04:40:20.720 You're absolutely, you're absolutely right.

04:40:22.100 My friend.

04:40:22.560 And that made me so sick because when I started becoming an adult and growing up, I ended up

04:40:27.320 working a lot of these blue collar jobs.

04:40:29.700 And, um, I'm really glad that I did.

04:40:31.780 I thought of it like, you know, it's like, uh, that was kind of my revolt against my parents.

04:40:37.740 Right.

04:40:38.000 We go through that phase where we're going to, we're going to revolt against our parents.

04:40:41.640 And I was fortunate that my parents were libtard hippies. 1.00

04:40:44.480 And I was like, you know what?

04:40:45.740 I am going to get a job at this auto shop.

04:40:48.160 I am going to work landscaping this, this summer.

04:40:51.500 I am going to do roofing.

04:40:53.360 And, uh, man, I'll tell you the roofing, that roofing stuff, some of the hardest, that's

04:40:57.400 the hardest thing I've ever done.

04:40:58.660 Plus I'm kind of afraid of heights.

04:41:00.480 So I didn't really last on that one, but being in the shop, being underneath a car, getting

04:41:05.820 hot oil all over you and, you know, trying to, uh, trying to take a suspension, trying

04:41:11.840 to take a tie rod, an outer tie rod bolt off in the, in the salt belt is, uh, well, it'll,

04:41:18.300 it'll teach you some real things that you have to experience to understand about life.

04:41:22.320 And I am glad that these upper middle-class yuppie professionals are now having their,

04:41:27.260 having their, uh, you know, their day of judgment when it comes to this immigration stuff.

04:41:32.180 So we'll see how it turns out for them.

04:41:34.740 They'll come, they'll join the party when it's safe to do.

04:41:37.020 So what do you got, Rusty?

04:41:39.460 Let it rip brother.

04:41:41.080 The notice I'll be real quick.

04:41:42.860 The noticer has his hand up too, but I was just going to say if it was 40 million to build 0.94

04:41:48.380 this fucking well, or I don't even know how many wells they built, but honestly you can 0.90

04:41:52.940 have a well here built in America for probably 10 grand, you know, that's with pumps and everything. 0.99

04:41:59.260 I, maybe even a little less, but we'll call it 10, you know, you divide that into 40 million.

04:42:05.360 You're talking about 4,000 wells could have been built here in America, uh, and given to white 1.00

04:42:14.000 companies with white workers and a lot of this stuff, because you know, they're, they're doing

04:42:18.720 a lot of that work.

04:42:19.800 Um, so it would have just spread within the, within our nation, um, you know, the GDP and

04:42:28.040 then that money funnels down to other businesses, et cetera.

04:42:31.660 And, uh, and you could have given that to starting, uh, people who were maybe starting

04:42:38.460 a home or a homestead on land that, you know, and, and done charity to actual families in need

04:42:45.800 who were trying to start something, but maybe, you know, maybe it's a Gen X or not Gen X,

04:42:51.260 Gen, Gen Z or whatever. 0.90

04:42:53.580 And they, um, the Zoom or Gen and stuff, and maybe they have some land, maybe they could

04:42:58.460 afford some land, but they didn't have a well yet or utilities ran and maybe they, they could

04:43:02.420 buy a fifth wheel or whatever.

04:43:03.900 Right.

04:43:04.220 And put some type of little thing together to live in. 0.98

04:43:06.720 So they're not renting, paying the fucking banks or paying someone else's mortgage, et cetera. 0.96

04:43:11.600 But a lot of families could have been helped in a lot of the, that would have been a lot 0.98

04:43:15.140 of wells here, 4,000 minimum.

04:43:21.140 Well, noticer is a well guy.

04:43:23.040 Let's get noticer in here. 1.00

04:43:24.260 What's your thoughts there on these, uh, this well situation.

04:43:30.260 Hey guys.

04:43:31.320 Thank you.

04:43:32.060 That's exactly why I wanted, uh, to, uh, pitch in on this.

04:43:37.560 So I know intimately well, like mythos said, what it costs to do this.

04:43:42.700 I do this for a living.

04:43:44.860 And, uh, on the West coast, you're looking at probably with the well and pump turnkey,

04:43:53.860 uh, you're looking at probably around 60 to 70,000 for a house.

04:44:00.120 Well, keep in mind, these wells in Africa are not electric.

04:44:03.640 They're hand pumps.

04:44:04.760 So if you were going to do that in the West coast, uh, well, with the hand pump, you're

04:44:10.240 probably going to be around like the 40 to $50,000 range.

04:44:13.960 So if you doubled it, let's just say he was drilling wells out there for a hundred grand.

04:44:19.460 Well, according to a Google, he drilled a hundred wells.

04:44:23.900 So that's like $10 million.

04:44:25.960 So I don't see how he spent $40 million, uh, doing, uh, doing a hundred wells.

04:44:34.560 I mean, that's just totally impossible.

04:44:36.480 I mean, there's no way.

04:44:37.660 Yeah.

04:44:37.940 Because I mean, there's the level of graft and corruption in these countries is almost

04:44:43.340 incalculable.

04:44:44.240 You have to pay.

04:44:45.360 They will make you pay to bring your camera equipment.

04:44:49.040 They will make you pay to leave the tarmac at the airport.

04:44:51.820 They will make you pay to drive from one locality to another.

04:44:55.660 They will make you, it's nonstop, endless bribes, graft and corruption, and probably a

04:45:01.320 fair amount of money laundering too.

04:45:02.880 But that's interesting.

04:45:04.360 Noticer, you have that experience.

04:45:06.020 Noticer.

04:45:06.860 I love, I love my hand pump wells.

04:45:08.900 Is it cheaper to do wells in different parts of the country?

04:45:12.180 Because I know they do wells for a lot cheaper, say in Florida.

04:45:16.400 So it must be because the water's probably closer or it doesn't always cost that much,

04:45:22.200 right?

04:45:24.340 Yeah.

04:45:24.820 So I actually looked at one point in, uh, buying a well drilling company in Georgia.

04:45:31.120 And, uh, I was pretty shocked on what the prices were out there.

04:45:34.700 I mean, in Georgia, you know, like South Georgia, you can drill a domestic water well

04:45:40.840 with the pump for like 20 grand.

04:45:45.400 Um, now that was this company in particular, it might be cheaper in some areas, but yeah,

04:45:50.840 they're going a lot shallower.

04:45:52.340 Um, the construction methods are different.

04:45:54.400 There's less red tape compared to the West coast.

04:45:56.780 So it gets a lot more expensive out here.

04:45:59.060 But even if, uh, even at, you know, 20 grand, say in Georgia or Florida, even if you, uh, double

04:46:06.640 that, and you were charging 40 or 50 grand a well in Africa, uh, that's still only like

04:46:13.660 $5 million.

04:46:14.880 So it's, uh, there's definitely some money changing hands over there for sure.

04:46:20.480 Whatever happened to the good old fashioned, put the bucket down. 0.99

04:46:33.880 Like, why can't these Negroes just use the bucket? 1.00

04:46:36.420 Well, like, why do they have to have all this like fancy Mr. B shit? 1.00

04:46:39.960 Just dig a hole all the way down, put a bucket on a string, lower the bucket. 0.99

04:46:45.060 They can pull it back up.

04:46:46.020 That'll build a character for them.

04:46:47.420 Like, why do we, why do we leapfrog them over these into like a new, oh dude, we built

04:46:53.540 you a brand new technologically advanced.

04:46:55.640 Well, all you got to do is crank it.

04:46:56.960 No, we should be digging.

04:46:58.160 If anybody's digging wells, well, first of all, we should show them the pictures.

04:47:02.680 We should say, here's a YouTube channel and you can go and you can watch this industrious

04:47:07.880 white dude go out and dig a well by hand and then attach a bucket to a string and lower

04:47:13.740 the bucket down into the water and bring the bucket back up.

04:47:16.780 So that'll build you some character.

04:47:18.960 There you go.

04:47:19.580 Now try your best to build a civilization.

04:47:24.100 Well, they, there's stories in these comments too, of, of previous projects like this in

04:47:33.160 which the, uh, the Africans have dug up the, uh, the plumbing to sell it for retail. 0.99

04:47:43.200 These people are retarded and we, uh, we know they're retarded. 1.00

04:47:48.080 And then the, the propaganda about this human, this universal humanitarianism, uh, is, is 0.95

04:47:58.200 weakening of course, but it's still effective to a lot of people.

04:48:01.720 They're like, yeah, that doesn't sound like a bad idea.

04:48:03.680 One, one, and this is how they pitched it, right?

04:48:06.020 They literally, Mr. Beast's first, uh, line in his post is $1 equals one, uh, one, uh, water

04:48:17.000 supply for one person for a year, one year's water supply.

04:48:20.500 And, and that right there is, uh, is the propaganda target, right?

04:48:26.160 It's like, Oh, it's so cheap.

04:48:27.200 It doesn't matter this.

04:48:28.060 Yeah, go ahead.

04:48:28.700 Uh, and, and that's fine.

04:48:30.540 Then when it ignores the reality, which is, uh, these people have tried this before, uh, 0.99

04:48:37.360 they, we always tried this with these people and they always fail because they're retarded. 1.00

04:48:42.900 They're sub 70 IQ and they have no idea how to operate anything. 0.91

04:48:48.320 So luckily the, the propaganda is failing on this.

04:48:51.920 Um, and, and hopefully we can, you know, for me, the, the, the, the best case scenario

04:49:02.260 out of this that I think we have is using it to target the fact and, and wrap the Jews 1.00

04:49:09.100 up in this because the Jews are heavily involved in this and wrap them all up and be able to 0.99

04:49:15.300 package this as the, uh, the attempted destruction and further hate of white people, uh, and how

04:49:23.740 this is, uh, ultimately look at the third order consequences and allow this to play out to our

04:49:32.640 benefit in, in the narrative.

04:49:34.160 But yeah, that's, that's the best case scenario out of this, but obviously the best part

04:49:39.040 of it is the fact that the, the propaganda is failing.

04:49:42.880 The timeline is blowing up on this and, and nobody believes him.

04:49:47.880 Right.

04:49:48.240 And that's, that's the beautiful part.

04:49:54.120 Marco, what do you got, brother?

04:49:55.040 Welcome, let it rip. 0.97

04:49:57.920 White power, brother. 1.00

04:50:00.160 So, you know, uh, it's complicated, um, in the different parts of the world, uh, where

04:50:06.060 I've traveled water, um, you know, in the States, of course, you've got regulation on

04:50:11.140 the West coast and other places, uh, you know, uh, there's one brother, Rusty brought

04:50:16.580 up, you know, the water table, right.

04:50:18.960 I can go outside here in West Florida with a post hole digger and make one or two shots 0.98

04:50:24.140 and hit water.

04:50:24.840 So it's, it's complicated for prices over there where the spooks are in Africa, the money

04:50:30.640 never gets where it's supposed to get right.

04:50:33.080 It's a different, it's a different problem. 0.98

04:50:35.120 It's, it's, it's just as, it's just as fucked up, but it's a different problem. 0.96

04:50:38.800 The water never, I mean, the, excuse me, the money never gets where it's supposed to get 0.97

04:50:42.560 because it goes through many hands.

04:50:44.460 So it's all this, all this grifting.

04:50:46.920 And then what, um, one thing Mr. Mythos was saying, uh, that I, that I have witnessed,

04:50:53.380 uh, personally, like, you know, people digging up plumbing when I was stationed in the Republic

04:51:00.980 of Turkey on a mountainside, uh, in a, in a mill on a military installation, when they 0.65

04:51:07.500 were trying to, uh, when they would expand water to and from, uh, our installation, American

04:51:13.580 military installation, the Turks would, uh, break open water lines with whatever they could, 0.99

04:51:21.320 you know, rocks to, you know, provide water for their sheep.

04:51:26.860 And literally, literally man on a mountainside.

04:51:29.860 And so the, the American military ended up having to install taps for them. 0.99

04:51:36.220 So they would stop breaking the shit. 0.98

04:51:38.380 It was kind of like in the old days where they started just leaving train car doors open. 0.99

04:51:43.160 So hobos wouldn't tear them off.

04:51:44.740 The point of this is that you've got all this different grifting and misallocation of resources

04:51:50.720 all across the world on this.

04:51:53.260 And the point is the guys at the top, get rich and the resources never get where they're

04:51:58.700 supposed to get to.

04:52:00.080 Thanks for letting me share.

04:52:06.320 Yeah.

04:52:06.880 And that's a switcheroo here with, uh, the, with the Mr. Beast thing, right.

04:52:10.020 Is it instead of asking for money to build wells, uh, they used his capital, right.

04:52:18.180 To go down there, build the well, and then pretend like it's a great success to, uh, to secure,

04:52:23.940 uh, funding and, or other means of support for the project or further projects, et cetera.

04:52:31.280 Uh, instead of, you know, trying to, uh, campaign for the building, which, which, you know, they,

04:52:38.220 they, you know, I, I look at, I agree money laundering and, uh, propaganda, right.

04:52:44.960 It's, it's, it's a propaganda to pretend that these, um, these Africans are being helped and 1.00

04:52:51.420 served in this way.

04:52:53.100 And what's funny is you, these people are taking the, the images of the Africans who were in

04:53:00.400 the background of Mr. Beast and, and the clipping their faces, uh, some of them not looking happy

04:53:06.260 at all, painting them as like, as savage, uh, subhumans that they really are.

04:53:13.660 And, and that's kind of the, the hard fact that, that we're crossing here is these people

04:53:18.740 are subhuman, uh, and they deserve none of our sympathy, uh, and, and they are being cast

04:53:28.220 as such.

04:53:28.860 So in the propaganda war, it's good, uh, the money, if, if anybody does support Mr. Beast

04:53:35.500 in this, um, you know, it is, um, it is to their, you know, they just their own scams,

04:53:43.620 you know, what are you going to do?

04:53:44.740 But, um, yeah, it's, it's, it's a continued grift of these, if the NGO grift in reverso,

04:53:52.680 right.

04:53:52.860 It's like, well, we'll just go out there and instead of getting this money from, uh,

04:53:58.280 USA ID, we'll get Mr. Beast to do it.

04:54:01.700 And we'll use it as a, you know, a propaganda or a promotional marketing tool for Mr. Beast

04:54:07.140 to make him look like he's some white savior.

04:54:09.740 And then, uh, you know, hopefully use that as a means of, um, securing, um, either, um, money

04:54:19.560 from the streams and the views and the clicks and, and, you know, that, that side of things

04:54:25.320 where he makes his money is, uh, is by, uh, putting this on YouTube or putting it on X and

04:54:32.460 then using it to, to scrape ad revenue, et cetera.

04:54:36.680 Um, so yeah, it's, uh, you know, go ahead, white. 0.99

04:54:41.000 Yeah.

04:54:41.620 I don't think anybody gave this take on the Mr. Beast thing yet, but all Mr. Beast really

04:54:46.740 is, is feel good clickbait, right?

04:54:49.860 This is a popular genre within content creators on YouTube, TikTok, et cetera, et cetera, where

04:54:57.080 they create this pseudo charitable act and it garners them thousands and thousands and

04:55:06.340 thousands of clicks.

04:55:07.420 And you did just bring up, uh, as a potential revenue stream.

04:55:11.260 So there is nothing in Mr. Beast that is charitable, but let's just be 100% honest.

04:55:20.260 What is in Mr. Beast is what is profitable.

04:55:23.500 So he'll use the feel good clickbait content so that people can live vicariously through his

04:55:31.980 acts of charity.

04:55:33.400 Instead of actually participating in charity within their communities, helping people out

04:55:40.180 that actually need it.

04:55:41.540 And I'm not talking about nons, right?

04:55:43.720 We're not talking about nons here. 0.97

04:55:45.360 I'm just talking about humanity in general, right?

04:55:49.500 People will tune into this strange feel good content where, uh, the content creator will walk

04:55:57.220 up to a homeless man on the street, who's down and out and have a conversation with him, buy

04:56:04.720 him lunch, take him to Walmart, buy him a tent, buy him some tubes for his busted up bike.

04:56:12.020 This is, this is all fake acts of charity.

04:56:14.700 It's all for clicks.

04:56:16.560 It's, it's all clickbait baloney nonsense.

04:56:20.200 And if you're a serious person, you don't need to take your camera out.

04:56:25.740 If you're going to help somebody out, I don't need to take out my phone.

04:56:29.520 If I'm going to help an old lady load her groceries in the back of her, her little sedan, that's 1.00

04:56:35.740 30 years old.

04:56:37.320 It's in all honesty, it's the lowest form of content baiting.

04:56:43.480 And in my opinion, well, one of the lowest forms of content baiting, in my opinion, and

04:56:48.380 the people who continue to fall for it and watch it and will waste time, energy, even

04:56:54.480 to the point where they're clicking like on the video or subscribe or sending donations 0.83

04:56:59.860 to people like that, um, they are the retards that we talk about every day. 1.00

04:57:06.280 They, they really are. 1.00

04:57:08.060 They, you are a retard. 1.00

04:57:10.000 You need to be corralled as a retard and come to come to time. 1.00

04:57:14.580 Um, I will gladly sent you to the front lines to, um, watch you get blown to smithereens. 1.00

04:57:22.460 Yeah.

04:57:22.860 You can play beast games.

04:57:24.140 You can play beast games in the drone swarm with the fletch rounds tearing through your

04:57:28.980 body.

04:57:30.260 This is like, uh, this is, it's perfect that you use the word vicarious, why, right?

04:57:34.260 Because that is an essence, that is an essential component of the parasocial.

04:57:38.420 So it's these, this whole mass digital platform has made it possible for like these nexuses, 1.00

04:57:46.120 these loci to form of like good feels and bad feels.

04:57:50.460 And you tap in these people tap in and they get like a little dose of the good feels and

04:57:56.360 the bad feels because they're tapped into the parasocial that is feeding them like those,

04:58:01.520 like the pods hanging on the matrix.

04:58:03.520 It's like you sit there in your little pod of, uh, feel good goyslop and you get your

04:58:09.060 little emotional stimulus and you have, you have slaked that part of the mind, the part

04:58:14.840 of the being that's like, Oh, I want to do something.

04:58:16.840 I'm a good person, right?

04:58:18.380 I'm a good person, right?

04:58:20.180 I'm a good person, dude.

04:58:21.660 I clicked like on Mr.

04:58:23.060 Beast's video.

04:58:24.420 Therefore I am a good person.

04:58:27.240 I saw the poor melanoids getting their water and I felt good inside and I'm like, yup, I 0.81

04:58:34.200 am a good person and I didn't have to do anything.

04:58:38.000 And now I'm more well prepared to go work my nine hour shift on the retail floor.

04:58:44.420 So it's an absolute sickness.

04:58:46.540 The parasocial aspect of a lot of these things is, um, I don't want to say it's only disgusting

04:58:52.740 because it's kind of more just a manifestation of technological progress with communications,

04:58:57.160 but it does have some insidious elements to it.

04:59:00.020 And the vicarious, uh, like the vicarious feeling of doing good or, or being a good person

04:59:07.000 and having your, uh, you know, your ego bolstered by this purely participatory, like observant,

04:59:14.220 not non-participatory observant act is a, uh, is indicative of a, of a psychological

04:59:21.420 malformation in, in modern, in the modern communication paradigm.

04:59:27.260 So yes, vicarious living through Mr. 0.97

04:59:30.260 Beast making more Negroes do plague us in the future. 1.00

04:59:35.780 And can I touch on what the, with the regards to money laundering, you have to remember this 0.94

04:59:41.500 is charitable, right?

04:59:42.780 So they get to write this off.

04:59:44.800 And then if you overcharge and you have back, backdoor deals, say worked out with some of

04:59:51.480 these contractors and also politicians who that way, everything is turned a blind eye.

04:59:58.740 As you grease the wheels, you then get paid back money behind the scenes, um, not recorded.

05:00:06.800 You get money back as you put out, say 500,000 per well.

05:00:11.680 Um, and, and you, you say, okay, well, this wheel needs to be greased.

05:00:15.440 We'll give you 50,000.

05:00:17.280 This contractor is going to get an extra 50.

05:00:20.220 You guys give us back 300 of it.

05:00:23.240 We get to write it all off.

05:00:25.180 And then where do they hide that money?

05:00:27.720 Well, there could be many places you hide that money.

05:00:30.160 Maybe crypto, maybe over here, maybe over there, maybe in this market, maybe you have

05:00:34.780 a deal worked out with some of the politicians and it's in their bank or you get given land

05:00:39.860 or et cetera, right?

05:00:41.440 Real estate.

05:00:42.280 There's many, many ways that this money laundering schemes can work and the, um, the write-offs

05:00:48.780 and then the back, the, the behind the scenes deals.

05:00:51.620 And that's all.

05:00:55.180 All right.

05:00:59.280 We're, we're going to, we're going to get pulling over into 1488 radio.

05:01:04.140 We'll get a couple more takes.

05:01:05.220 Scott notice.

05:01:05.720 We got Marco.

05:01:06.320 You guys want to get in there quick before we transition over to the next show.

05:01:11.140 We'll, uh, take it away.

05:01:12.420 Notice her.

05:01:12.820 And then we'll go to Marco real quick.

05:01:15.400 It's just kind of funny to me how all these people applauding Mr.

05:01:19.400 Beast for drilling these wells and, uh, you know, grifting basically, uh,

05:01:25.180 basically making money off the clickbait are the same people attacking Patriot front for

05:01:30.640 doing disaster relief in Texas a few weeks ago, uh, at their own expense with their own

05:01:37.440 labor and not grifting.

05:01:39.980 They don't get it.

05:01:40.560 They don't get paid for any clicks.

05:01:41.860 They don't get paid for any views.

05:01:43.120 They have zero social media.

05:01:46.000 So it's just kind of ironic when they're going to attack white people for helping white people

05:01:50.140 and then praise Mr. 0.59

05:01:51.280 Beast for, uh, spending $40 million really wells for a bunch of nicks in Africa. 0.94

05:02:03.960 Marco, what you got brother to take it away?

05:02:05.300 I mean, I think a really brother like was, he hit it, you know, a really easy way to spot

05:02:11.260 the grifters or you don't have to video, you know, your good deeds.

05:02:16.080 Uh, you know, we would go see the Braves.

05:02:18.240 We'd leave Birmingham and go see the Braves.

05:02:21.020 And, you know, you'd see these guys on the street corner.

05:02:23.460 They got the prop, they got the dog and the professional sign and all this.

05:02:27.480 And, uh, but you know, you'd see these, these, these white brothers that, you know, they 0.94

05:02:32.740 had, they had grass in their hair, man, you know, they slept outside.

05:02:36.420 They'd have one shoe on, they were like in their sixties and seventies and, you know,

05:02:41.640 you know, they, they, they, they probably were alcoholics or whatever, but, you know,

05:02:45.600 it got to where I'd roll the window down and give them a $5 bill or something.

05:02:49.240 But, you know, my son, one day we were this, this, this white brother was walking by,

05:02:53.680 you know, like I say, the guy had grass in his hair, you know, he slept outside.

05:02:57.120 And my son just goes, dad, can I give the guy five bucks?

05:03:00.580 I said, yes, baby, you can do that.

05:03:02.460 But I didn't, you know, and he gave him $5, but I didn't, you know, we didn't turn our

05:03:05.260 phones on, man.

05:03:06.400 You know what I'm saying?

05:03:06.980 You can spot the grift. 1.00

05:03:08.240 I mean, uh, that's bullshit. 0.98

05:03:10.260 So thanks for letting me share. 0.99

05:03:11.900 Yeah.

05:03:12.260 It drives, it drives engagement.

05:03:13.980 It drives clicks.

05:03:14.940 It's, it's a, I mean, everything is performative and for now, for now, everything is performative.

05:03:22.560 That will be, that will probably change in the near future.

05:03:25.960 But, uh, brothers and sisters, welcome.

05:03:28.220 Thank you.

05:03:29.180 Audience speakers.

05:03:30.740 Thank you, Mythos, for co-hosting the White Power Lunch Hour with me.

05:03:33.760 Phenomenal time, as usual.

05:03:35.180 Stay tuned.

05:03:35.980 1488 radio coming up next with, uh, Mythos White Reckon radio by Mark.

05:03:40.860 So have a fantastic rest of your day.

05:03:43.060 Brothers and sisters, keep the real levels high.

05:03:44.840 White Power. 0.95

05:03:48.280 White Power, brother. 0.97

05:03:49.260 Thank you.

05:03:51.260 We'll see you tomorrow.

05:03:52.180 Yeah.

05:03:55.960 And we'll get switched over here.

05:04:03.300 1488 radio.

05:04:07.020 With White Reck radio race war in the house.

05:04:10.660 Looking forward to it.

05:04:12.680 See where it goes.

05:04:15.560 Welcome, gentlemen.

05:04:16.660 Ahoy hoy. 0.88

05:04:20.760 We have arrived.

05:04:22.040 It is that time.

05:04:23.620 Will you be doing the title change, good sir?

05:04:30.000 Um, I will.

05:04:30.860 I will do that.

05:04:31.820 You, uh, intro.

05:04:32.640 Let's go.

05:04:33.760 Yeah, let's go.

05:04:34.540 What's up, everybody?

05:04:35.580 This is 1488 radio.

05:04:37.820 The premier and the original White Power Space here on X.

05:04:44.340 Been doing it for a while.

05:04:45.580 Going on two years now.

05:04:47.560 Big deal.

05:04:48.580 Big deal.

05:04:49.840 So, with that said being, here on 1488 radio, we do observe the 14 words and the 88 precepts.

05:04:58.260 If you're not familiar with the 14 words, they go as follows.

05:05:02.520 We must secure the existence of our people in a future for White children. 1.00

05:05:09.420 Heavy emphasis on the must.

05:05:11.340 This is a call to action. 0.97

05:05:13.160 This means get off of your hands, get off of your butt, and start doing things in your everyday life to make sure that we, as a race, have a way to move forward. 0.94

05:05:24.960 So, turn these Internet connections into in-real-life connections. 0.99

05:05:29.820 Start a pro-white business. 0.88

05:05:32.860 Get active.

05:05:34.500 Do, uh, become healthy.

05:05:36.780 Have children.

05:05:38.880 Participate in activism.

05:05:41.020 Drop a banner.

05:05:42.340 Pass out a flyer.

05:05:43.820 Have a conversation.

05:05:45.920 Inject yourself into local politics.

05:05:48.960 These are all things that we can do to secure the 14 words in our everyday lives.

05:05:54.160 But if we don't, well, don't complain that we're 6% of the world's population while Mr. Beast is drilling wells for Africans in Africa. 0.93

05:06:05.020 So, we got a lot of work to do.

05:06:07.080 Let's get to the 88.

05:06:08.340 The 88 is the 88 precepts by David Lane.

05:06:12.760 These are core tenets that one can observe, meditate on, and implement in their everyday life.

05:06:18.940 I like to call them the white-powered 88 commandments. 0.97

05:06:23.180 If you want to know more about the 88 precepts, you could go to davidlane1488.com.

05:06:30.740 Go and check it out on your free time.

05:06:33.460 Check out the 88 precepts.

05:06:35.100 Read one or two a day.

05:06:36.680 Meditate on them.

05:06:38.020 See how you can implement them in your everyday life so you can charge your Vril and express your Vril in the best and strongest ways possible.

05:06:48.000 Here on 1488 Radio, we do have a few rules.

05:06:52.580 We encourage you guys to come and participate on the show.

05:06:56.120 But if you are, do us a favor.

05:06:59.000 Come up.

05:06:59.600 Be respectful.

05:07:00.680 Let's keep decorum.

05:07:02.240 Raise your hand when you come on the stage.

05:07:04.500 Don't fed post.

05:07:06.520 And don't come up buzzed or drunk or high or whatever it is where your consciousness isn't at its peak levels.

05:07:14.460 The co-hosts of this show try to provide you an honest program, clear of mind, body, and spirit in order to make sure that the content is great.

05:07:25.340 So if you want to participate with us, give hot takes, not soft takes, like radio would say.

05:07:31.240 Just keep that in mind.

05:07:33.420 Lastly, well, there's a couple more things.

05:07:35.560 Myself, White Reich, Mythos, and Radio Weimar are the hosts of this show.

05:07:43.040 We are allowed to interject whenever we please.

05:07:46.220 And sometimes our conversations between each other might be a little bit lengthy.

05:07:50.620 So if you do come up and you have your hand up, we see you and we'll get to you.

05:07:55.500 But we are providing a radio show for you, and we would appreciate your patience in doing that.

05:08:00.380 We're also restreaming on Rumble.com.

05:08:05.380 So if you don't know where to find our Rumble.com, you can look to my left to the White Excellence host account and click our link tree.

05:08:13.400 On that link tree, you'll find a few different things.

05:08:15.940 You'll find our new website, which has our shop and ways to donate to White Excellence Radio.

05:08:22.180 But we highly encourage you to get some merch instead.

05:08:25.760 Go ahead and check out the clothing that we have prepared for you guys.

05:08:29.280 There's lots more in the future.

05:08:31.500 We are sponsored by White Excellence Clothing.

05:08:34.800 White Excellence Radio is a different – what's the word that I'm looking for?

05:08:42.060 A different business model, we'll say.

05:08:44.580 And White Excellence Clothing stands on its own while White Excellence Radio stands on its own.

05:08:49.600 But we do want to encourage you to check out that website via our link tree.

05:08:54.020 Check out our Rumble, and check out our Goyam TV channel if you're not familiar with Goyam TV.

05:09:00.540 There's a lot of pro-white content creators on there as well.

05:09:03.700 So go ahead and make an account.

05:09:05.480 Keep your eyes open on the main page for different people that are streaming on the platform,

05:09:10.020 like Handsome Truth, Cookie Monster, Gypsy Crusader, Steve Hansen, Bastion1488, and the list goes on.

05:09:17.320 All great people, all people that I've met for the most part, and it's nice to be able to call the majority of them friend.

05:09:25.040 With that said being, this is pretty much the conclusion of the introduction.

05:09:30.960 Appreciate your guys' patience.

05:09:32.560 Make sure you repost the space and don't be shy.

05:09:36.040 We don't bite much unless it is radio, and he will bite much.

05:09:41.440 How are you guys doing today, Mythos Radio, Weimar?

05:09:44.420 Everything going well your way?

05:09:46.000 Yeah, I'm good.

05:09:48.480 I'm good.

05:09:49.180 Apparently, we got some kebabs boost in the space, which, you know, hail the kebabs in their own country.

05:09:55.920 You know, a lot of people don't realize how global this app is, and a lot of times the biggest spaces on this app by a mile are in Arabic.

05:10:04.760 Like 50,000, 60,000 people in a space on the regular Arabic speakers.

05:10:10.060 So there's a dashboard where you can slice it up on what the biggest spaces are by language, and, yeah, the number two space right now on the app is in Arabic.

05:10:22.580 There's over 50,000 people in that space.

05:10:25.540 A lot of people don't see that because why would you?

05:10:27.760 It's not in the language of whatever your default settings are, obviously English.

05:10:32.500 But, yeah, kind of food for thought there.

05:10:34.380 So, yeah, I mean, if you get some boost from the kebabs to boost the numbers, you know, that's fine.

05:10:40.740 Saltzine will come up and speak.

05:10:42.720 They just want to linger and consume American nationalist propaganda.

05:10:47.600 I have something for that radio.

05:10:50.080 What do you got?

05:10:51.920 Today on 1488 Radio, we're going to be hosting a Draw Muhammad contest.

05:10:59.200 Probably want to avoid that.

05:11:00.780 They're a little touchy on that, which I could not care less about.

05:11:03.800 But, yeah, like right now, there's 500 spaces in Japanese alone.

05:11:07.780 It's actually the most.

05:11:08.600 So the most by language.

05:11:10.300 So this is, you know, food for thought.

05:11:11.820 You guys spend time in these spaces.

05:11:13.460 Here's some useless analytics for you to take home and do nothing with.

05:11:16.400 But there's 460 spaces in English, 527 in Japanese, and then 446 in Arabic, 162 in Turkish, 80 in French.

05:11:27.100 So, yeah, people think that, like, we only exist on this app.

05:11:31.120 Not even close.

05:11:32.700 You got, you know, 34 in Hindi if you want to get a little bit of Jeep propaganda.

05:11:38.600 You know, so just saying.

05:11:40.460 Just saying food for thought, useless information, probably.

05:11:42.640 We are the true Aryan Brahmins radio.

05:11:45.680 Yeah.

05:11:47.260 I mean, I've went into German spaces before.

05:11:50.520 That's probably the only non-English language that I've ever went into.

05:11:54.000 And I can, you know, keep up a bit.

05:11:56.440 Because, you know, I've been conversational German for a while.

05:11:58.820 So I've worked around the German language.

05:12:01.600 But that's probably it.

05:12:03.680 I don't know if I could stand any other.

05:12:05.460 Like, imagine going into a Chinese space. 1.00

05:12:07.100 They're out there.

05:12:07.960 So if you want to get into a Chinese space, I encourage you to not do that. 1.00

05:12:11.900 Yeah, they go over mean turtle soup recipes in the Chinese spaces.

05:12:19.800 There's even nine right now in Hebrew, in case you're into that kind of thing.

05:12:25.600 Should we just world travel today in spaces and see what they're talking about?

05:12:32.380 I'm not even sure.

05:12:33.480 Well, you could do it from this dashboard.

05:12:35.560 There's a live spaces dashboard.

05:12:37.460 I don't know how else you would do it.

05:12:38.680 Because it doesn't, it's not user-friendly on the app to really kind of find these obscure spaces or something.

05:12:44.000 You should be able to sort by, like, racial demographics.

05:12:47.320 Like, go into, like, a boon space.

05:12:49.240 You really can't do that.

05:12:50.220 You have to keyword search it if you're, like, a space troll.

05:12:54.000 Once upon a time, I did that once or twice.

05:12:55.840 So you can do a keyword search and find the spaces.

05:12:59.160 I'm sure people do that on the regular.

05:13:00.740 People have more time on their hands than I do.

05:13:05.740 Well, what I find interesting in the comment that White sent me that I posted to the Nesk here,

05:13:12.560 it's in, what, Arabic?

05:13:14.280 And it translates to, Bastam, what brought you to this space?

05:13:20.180 Do you understand what they are saying?

05:13:22.560 Like, that's just hilarious.

05:13:24.160 Like, there's about 125 of them in the tunnel right now.

05:13:28.560 It's just, do you guys understand what we're saying?

05:13:32.320 Who knows?

05:13:33.100 I don't know, man, but there's this one guy named Peel the Fleshy that thinks nobody has the courage to wear a T-shirt that says White Excellence on it.

05:13:45.440 And then he blocked me afterwards.

05:13:47.640 So I will be wearing my White Excellent T-shirt around town.

05:13:52.540 I will be wearing my Reign Supreme hat around town.

05:13:56.020 And I will do it unabashedly and probably tell local Africans that they don't belong here at the same time. 1.00

05:14:03.420 So get your White Excellence merch, people.

05:14:06.760 It's not like you're throwing a big Swazi on your chest, but it is a way to say that this is our space and we reign supreme while we're in it.

05:14:15.420 Yeah, look, you can throw flyers, you can put stickers, but wearing it on your chest and speaking with your chest is white power. 0.79

05:14:23.140 It's the man's game. 0.95

05:14:26.300 So put it on your head, put it on your chest, put it on your sleeve.

05:14:30.200 White Excellence is the man's game. 0.99

05:14:32.000 You know, courage, as Fleshy had discussed, it actually takes courage.

05:14:39.240 And they're looking for that. 0.99

05:14:40.960 They're wondering whether you have the gonads, the cojones, the balls to strap up and go White Excellence. 0.99

05:14:49.900 So I like that post. 0.99

05:14:51.540 I'm glad he put that out there.

05:14:53.100 This app is such a wild place.

05:14:55.560 Not to belabor the point.

05:14:56.480 Last thing I'll say about it is the top space on this entire app with 68,000 followers is some account with like 300 followers.

05:15:06.420 There's six speakers.

05:15:07.660 Total cumulative followers is 5,500.

05:15:09.820 And somehow an account host with 500 followers is pulling a space with 68,000 people in it.

05:15:17.060 Like make sense of that in English, in English.

05:15:20.700 But like it just goes to show you like how nonsensical this app is.

05:15:25.980 Like when you see these spaces like Mario in the fall, I get it.

05:15:28.840 You know, he's got millions of followers.

05:15:30.240 He followed, you know, he's followed and reposted, boosted by Musk.

05:15:34.200 But some of these spaces, it just makes no sense.

05:15:37.300 How do you pull 68,000 people in a space?

05:15:39.640 Like guys in our sphere think that they're doing numbers like if they even crack four digits.

05:15:44.680 What's the topic of that space?

05:15:47.260 What are they talking about?

05:15:48.180 It's literally a birthday space.

05:15:50.140 Happy birthday.

05:15:51.240 I swear to God.

05:15:52.420 Happy birthday.

05:15:53.800 We need some intel.

05:15:55.700 We need somebody to dive in over there and re-stream it over here.

05:16:01.620 We need to listen.

05:16:02.120 It makes no sense.

05:16:03.060 And then you'll have other spaces where the cumulative speaker followers is 24,000.

05:16:09.040 Another is 150,000.

05:16:11.320 So, you know, like the logic of the algos and what makes this app run is a complete mystery

05:16:17.940 because there's no rhyme.

05:16:19.080 I mean, usually it's the follower count.

05:16:21.040 That's usually the biggest indicator.

05:16:23.000 Big speakers with big follower counts.

05:16:25.100 It shows up that they're speaking.

05:16:26.960 People jump in.

05:16:28.040 But there's a lot more going on behind the scenes than just that.

05:16:30.900 So, just saying, food for thought.

05:16:33.920 So, for any guy who thinks pulling a couple hundred speakers, you know, people in a space,

05:16:37.640 when we started this, to White's point, when we started doing these spaces like two years

05:16:42.080 ago, we would routinely pull several hundred people, crack 1,000, 1,400, you know.

05:16:47.820 One time, you know, we got boted and I think we did like 50,000, 60,000 people during a bot

05:16:52.840 attack.

05:16:53.240 That was probably our heyday, the old bot attacks.

05:16:55.640 But, yeah, so if there's any bots that want to come in and attack us and boost our numbers,

05:17:00.260 you know, come on in, dude.

05:17:01.180 Let's go.

05:17:02.480 Yeah, I'm happy to take screenshots and say we beat Alex Jones in America.

05:17:08.320 Yeah, true story.

05:17:09.320 We used to get bot attacked and get like 50,000, 60,000 people just because of bots.

05:17:14.120 So, they're once upon a time.

05:17:18.260 Those were the days.

05:17:19.980 Well, I ran through our listeners here, the ones that are not in the tunnel and is looking

05:17:26.960 to snipe some nons.

05:17:29.980 It doesn't look like we have any actually on the outside.

05:17:34.540 It looks like they're all in the tunnel.

05:17:38.760 Doing tunnel numbers?

05:17:40.800 Tunnel numbers are where it's at.

05:17:42.540 Let's go. 0.95

05:17:42.980 Got a lot of tunnel Jews, a lot of tunnel blacks, tunnel browns, a lot of camel jockeys in the 1.00

05:17:50.760 tunnels.

05:17:51.860 It's amazing.

05:17:56.120 Yeah, so on the timeline, nothing of importance is coming up for me.

05:18:03.460 The Trump administration will now require new visa applicants to pay a $15,000 processing fee.

05:18:13.200 So, everybody who is, you know, trying to start a business, it seems like Donald Trump

05:18:19.640 doesn't want you to be able to make credit card payments.

05:18:24.240 Another fell for it again award.

05:18:26.680 Wait, say that again?

05:18:27.900 I'm not sure if that landed.

05:18:29.560 What are you saying?

05:18:30.280 Yeah, Donald Trump is now going to require new visa app.

05:18:40.780 Oh, you know what?

05:18:41.980 I read that wrong.

05:18:43.360 Yeah.

05:18:43.560 I completely read that wrong.

05:18:45.720 Let me rephrase this.

05:18:48.060 Yeah, let's try it again.

05:18:49.260 We're not talking about credit card payments here, okay?

05:18:53.300 Yeah. 0.83

05:18:54.620 Allow me my one retard moment of the day. 0.91

05:18:57.640 All right, try to read it correctly so you're not misinformed people because that didn't

05:19:00.840 make a whole lot of sense.

05:19:01.540 Yeah, so if you want to apply for a visa here in the United States of America, there's going

05:19:07.900 to be a $15,000 fee.

05:19:10.380 Is that universal for all visas?

05:19:11.880 It's a processing fee.

05:19:13.380 Yeah, there was always a processing fee.

05:19:15.020 So, this isn't new, okay?

05:19:16.540 I think that they just raised the price significantly.

05:19:18.940 So, anybody that's come over on a legitimate visa, like a foreign national, on any kind

05:19:24.560 of work visa, particularly skilled work visas, there was always a cost associated with that.

05:19:30.220 And then there was additional processing fees if you want expedited processing.

05:19:33.760 So, this is not new.

05:19:35.500 And I haven't even seen the story.

05:19:37.020 This is just how the world works if you've ever, like, worked in a real company before

05:19:42.200 and, like, not for your dad's, you know, five-person company.

05:19:46.440 So, that's not new.

05:19:47.700 I think that the elevated cost is what's new.

05:19:50.680 That's a significant, that's like a 50% jump.

05:19:54.040 So, there was always a several thousand dollar fee associated with skilled visas.

05:19:57.600 I don't know about, like, the farm work visas.

05:19:59.860 They come over on a specific type of visa.

05:20:01.800 It's low-skilled scab labor.

05:20:03.420 So, that's probably for skilled visas, for STEM visas.

05:20:06.040 And that's actually really good because I seem to have frustrated the Poojits today on 1.00

05:20:13.060 the timeline, and I'm kind of being harassed in the replies about just saying, you know,

05:20:20.240 an Indian getting jumped in Ireland wouldn't have gotten jumped in Ireland if the Indian 1.00

05:20:26.720 was in India.

05:20:29.160 And tax these Poojits. 1.00

05:20:31.980 I say we charge them 30 grand for each visa application. 0.97

05:20:36.700 But that's not how it works.

05:20:37.660 It doesn't often come out of the pocket of the individual employee or potential employee.

05:20:42.160 It comes out of the pocket oftentimes of the employer.

05:20:46.020 So, that's often subsidized by the employer.

05:20:49.560 So, that would actually, so, it's not so much to discourage skilled labor visas as to

05:20:55.220 financially disincentivize companies.

05:20:58.820 So, it just, it makes, and a lot of these companies can afford it and they'll continue to

05:21:02.420 do it.

05:21:03.040 They'll just do less of it.

05:21:04.240 So, it was always costly.

05:21:06.060 It was always more costly to hire a foreign national for a skilled position, like a six 1.00

05:21:11.840 figure job, like, you know, well over six figures, like 150, 200, 300K jobs.

05:21:16.900 So, they could justify the cost.

05:21:18.740 But when you start doing that at scale.

05:21:20.160 So, that cost is not shouldered by the foreign national themselves.

05:21:27.740 Some of the cost is, but oftentimes it's completely subsidized by the employer.

05:21:32.780 So, just food for thought on that.

05:21:35.060 It's not as cut and dry as it might think, like, oh, penalize the economic, you know,

05:21:40.400 bioweapon.

05:21:41.200 It actually disincentivizes the employer more because there's always going to be more foreign 1.00

05:21:47.120 nationals that want to come over than there are jobs to hire them into.

05:21:51.680 So, it's actually a disincentive mechanism for the employer more than the economic migrant 0.82

05:21:56.680 themselves, if that makes sense.

05:21:58.040 It totally makes sense.

05:22:01.940 In other news, it seems that Israel First is trending in the news category for the second

05:22:09.740 day in a row, which is actually a pretty big deal.

05:22:13.680 DMT, Dominic Michael Trippi reports that Israel has absolutely no support with Trump voters

05:22:21.760 under 30, and Israel First policies are even turning off, quote-unquote, older MAGA diehards.

05:22:30.960 And this is coming from Steve Bannon.

05:22:33.800 So, the boomers seem to be getting fed up with the Israel First policy, and the people who hold 0.98

05:22:42.580 the most Fell For It Again awards are waking up to the times.

05:22:47.180 White nationalists stand vindicated, 1488 radio stands vindicated, and everybody who told you 0.76

05:22:55.640 that we were going to vote our way out of this and that Donald Trump was the only way to bring

05:23:00.740 back normalcy and sanity in the United States of America was wrong because we can observe

05:23:06.940 his administration six to seven months in and see that the majority of the policies that

05:23:13.760 he has been standing behind are actually in benefit to the state of Israel and has really nothing

05:23:21.180 to do with the United States of America.

05:23:24.100 So, that's going on as well.

05:23:34.960 All right, good show, everybody.

05:23:36.680 This concludes 1488 radio.

05:23:38.920 We'll see you tomorrow.

05:23:43.760 I got a take on that, but I'm not trying to listen to myself talk endlessly.

05:23:49.800 Dude, I'm trying to listen to you talk endlessly because we got three hours of the show and air

05:23:55.020 to fill.

05:23:55.400 I cannot multitask properly what I'm having to carry the conversation.

05:23:58.980 So, somebody else needs to, you know.

05:24:01.880 Do you not have a hot take on this?

05:24:02.680 We'll do it together, bud. 1.00

05:24:03.980 Let's shake hands and rochambeau and fucking. 1.00

05:24:08.200 Well, yeah, I mean, I'll just say this quickly, and somebody else has to have a take on this. 0.99

05:24:11.580 This was inevitable.

05:24:13.500 You can only, when your entire domestic and foreign policy exclusive, it never, it's not

05:24:19.060 only that it, the simplest way to frame it, in my estimation, is nothing we do goes against

05:24:24.040 Israeli interests.

05:24:25.060 It's that simple.

05:24:25.980 Nothing we do domestically and in foreign affairs goes against organized Jewry and Israeli 0.94

05:24:32.140 interests.

05:24:32.560 And when you just sort of put that simple filter and layer over it, it makes a lot of

05:24:38.160 sense.

05:24:38.380 And people are just tired of it.

05:24:39.380 Not only does it never go against Israeli interests, but it oftentimes goes against American

05:24:44.160 interests and the MAGA voting base interests.

05:24:48.180 So, it's just, it's the classic Felford, again, say however you want to say it, but it's

05:24:52.160 just, it's over playing the hand.

05:24:54.000 Like, you can only do this for so many generations, so many election cycles, so many scenarios and

05:24:59.020 situations where people are just going to go, wait a minute, like, this is not America

05:25:03.680 first at all.

05:25:04.420 This is not make America great.

05:25:05.620 It's literally MAGA.

05:25:06.940 Like, not figuratively or metaphorically, it is literally MAGA.

05:25:11.420 That's literally what the American regime serves. 0.64

05:25:15.020 It serves Israeli interests.

05:25:16.460 It's not even like, you know, some sort of, like, it's not a hard line to draw.

05:25:21.780 It's very, very simple. 0.99

05:25:23.120 So, I think even, like, midwits who don't know what shoe size they fucking wear, like, 0.99

05:25:30.620 are now getting it. 0.98

05:25:31.460 So, it took a long time, but summer 2025, this is finally when even, like, the midwit

05:25:36.740 extremely propagandized, fully psychologically conditioned and pre-programmed.

05:25:42.360 They're like, wait a minute, this ain't adding up.

05:25:45.280 Like, it took a long time to get here, but here we are.

05:25:48.840 You know, like, the former vets, the GWAC guys, you know, hardcore 1A, 2A guys, they're

05:25:54.780 all really kind of waking up.

05:25:56.520 So, it took a long time.

05:25:59.000 Like, it's really sad that it took this time, but here we are.

05:26:02.960 So, this was inevitable.

05:26:04.560 It was always inevitable.

05:26:05.620 And now, I would just keep an eye out for the heavy, you know, controlled op, containment,

05:26:09.160 information containment ops.

05:26:10.640 There's going to be a lot of people that are now going to be Jewish skeptical, and they're

05:26:14.920 going to go, okay, that's that style. 0.99

05:26:16.360 You know, the Jews are a problem, but they're still good. 1.00

05:26:20.100 So, it's going to be heavy, heavy containment. 0.99

05:26:24.500 You're going to have Jews really kind of crawling out of the woodworks. 1.00

05:26:28.200 It's the, like, we've been saying this for years.

05:26:30.360 Jew naming Jews. 0.95

05:26:31.460 You're going to have Jew naming Jews. 0.98

05:26:32.580 You're going to have a lot of Jew naming Jews. 0.87

05:26:34.240 Jew skeptical Jews. 0.96

05:26:35.800 Jew critical Jews. 0.98

05:26:37.420 Shabbos goys and traitors that are, like, skeptical of Jews. 0.96

05:26:40.320 It's going to be Jew skepticism. 0.88

05:26:41.820 So, we're now allowed to be Jew skeptical.

05:26:44.160 You can't be anti-Jew.

05:26:45.080 Not yet.

05:26:45.660 We are, but, you know.

05:26:46.920 So, we're literally, and the guys say this, we're years ahead, and a lot of the smart

05:26:51.720 pundits say this, too, is that we're years ahead of the curve.

05:26:54.540 Like, this is foreseeable.

05:26:56.720 It's unavoidable.

05:26:57.620 And they're going to do whatever they can to slow down this progression.

05:27:01.180 By they, meaning the entrenched Jewish, pro-Jewish bureaucracy.

05:27:07.500 But it's inevitable.

05:27:08.700 Like, nationalism is inevitable.

05:27:10.620 My consciousness is inevitable.

05:27:12.820 National, socialistic, you know, sentiment is inevitable.

05:27:16.120 This is all inevitable.

05:27:17.540 So, like, when you say we will win, it's not an if, it's a when.

05:27:20.040 It's because we have the only ideologically sound position.

05:27:23.320 This is not, you know, overly spiritual.

05:27:25.380 It's not overly theological.

05:27:26.440 It's not even overly philosophical, because most people are not sufficiently deep to even 1.00

05:27:30.100 understand this shit. 0.99

05:27:31.160 This is basic ideological, like, preservation. 1.00

05:27:34.160 Do you understand what is in your own best interest or not? 1.00

05:27:36.860 If you were too stupid to understand what is in your own best self-interest, you belong 1.00

05:27:41.740 at a camp anyway. 1.00

05:27:42.760 Like, you were literally in the way, and you just should go to a fucking labor camp and 0.99

05:27:46.620 get out of the way. 0.99

05:27:47.200 Like, now.

05:27:48.080 Like, to the camps.

05:27:49.280 Get on the train.

05:27:50.000 Let's talk about some of the problems that we have among our people, right?

05:27:55.680 And you go to certain maybe age demographics in some sense, because the cycle of propaganda

05:28:04.760 hit people at certain ages, and collectively, you know, they bought into certain ideas.

05:28:11.220 And one of those is that, you know, a good, hardworking, corn-fed Iowa boy who grew up wanting

05:28:22.520 to have a kumbaya with these ideas, right?

05:28:29.980 And that their Mexican neighbor can just put on an American flag hat or American flag shirt 1.00

05:28:39.740 and then become, you know, patriotic and salute the flag and be a part of this group, right?

05:28:50.160 And so there's a lot of that.

05:28:52.200 But those people are still loyal to America.

05:28:56.300 They still believe that American values are what was worth fighting for.

05:29:03.200 You know, they believe in the quote-unquote freedom and all of that.

05:29:08.280 And this scenario that we're witnessing, this conflict that I put into the nest above, is

05:29:18.280 between those ideas, right?

05:29:21.100 That this Guatemalan Democrat rep, Delia Ramirez, right?

05:29:28.740 Who's wearing on her name a Spanish name, and she was in a summit in Mexico City.

05:29:38.520 So she flew to Mexico, spoke in Spanish, which is a European language that she's butchering, 1.00

05:29:45.320 and said, I'm a proud Guatemalan before I'm an American, right?

05:29:49.700 So this rubs those people the wrong way, right?

05:29:55.120 This person is not only somebody who came to the United States and legally, right?

05:30:02.780 This is one of your legal migrants, right? 0.93

05:30:06.640 That those people want to create a pathway for.

05:30:10.620 Your legal migrant comes, gets elected, flies to a foreign country, speaks a foreign language 1.00

05:30:18.920 to the United States, at least, speaks a foreign language, and says, I'm actually a Guatemalan,

05:30:24.900 right?

05:30:25.260 This is a wedge issue for those who have, you know, drank the Kool-Aid on assimilation, legal 0.84

05:30:35.440 migration, et cetera.

05:30:38.160 And again, to be able to collectivize these people, these dual citizens, these unloyal 1.00

05:30:45.420 people, collectivize them all with the Jews, with the Guatemalans, with all the Aztecs, with 1.00

05:30:50.620 all the Arabs, with all the Indians, with all the Chinese, and making a real dedicated

05:30:56.200 point that these are not Americans, and they can never be American.

05:31:01.300 And then what is it to be an American, and then start that conversation?

05:31:04.860 I think this is a bigger deal than some have, you know, recognized about it.

05:31:11.340 But I thought maybe we could get a conversation going around this, get the audience involved

05:31:15.660 in what they think about this situation with this Guatemalan lady flying to Mexico City,

05:31:22.440 where in America's history, we took, we occupied Mexico City before we gave it to Mexico.

05:31:30.060 Mexico, we occupied it after the War of 1848, the American-Mexican War, we occupied it, and

05:31:37.280 they surrendered.

05:31:38.520 And we gave them a bunch of land, and this is how they're retreating, they're returning

05:31:44.320 the favor that we gave them.

05:31:46.220 So what about that?

05:31:47.800 You know, what do you feel?

05:31:48.820 You're an American?

05:31:49.780 You think this person can assimilate?

05:31:52.100 Where are you at on the level?

05:31:53.700 So I thought that'd be the topic to run around for a while.

05:31:56.720 I think that's a great topic to get into.

05:32:00.680 So I'll address both radio and you, Mythos.

05:32:04.540 Firstly, with radio, I think it is very important to recognize that anyone under 30 no longer 0.70

05:32:14.280 falls for the Holocaustianity line. 0.67

05:32:17.460 And what do I mean by Holocaustianity?

05:32:19.560 I mean, the multi-trillion dollar industry that was perpetuated over the last 80 years

05:32:25.860 in order to sympathize for world Jewry abroad and view them as oppressed people.

05:32:33.880 And a lot of people can say that, you know, October 7th was the beginning of the end for

05:32:39.000 Israel.

05:32:39.440 And I would say I'm halfway in agreement with them in regards to the downfall of, you know,

05:32:47.360 the Israeli propaganda machine that has essentially diluted and polluted the minds of our American 0.93

05:32:58.080 spirit and our American children and the masses abroad.

05:33:02.020 So the destruction of Holocaustianity is upon us. 0.99

05:33:06.160 The generation Zyklon that is up and coming could give two shits about the six million narrative. 0.80

05:33:13.020 And when they're witnessing Israelis essentially dismembered women and children by the hundreds 0.88

05:33:20.760 of thousands, it's kind of hard to feel sympathetic for a group of people that not only holds dual 0.96

05:33:27.540 citizenship here in the United States, but tends to influence countries, um, behest their best

05:33:34.460 interest, right?

05:33:35.620 Uh, like what radio brought up MIGA, right? 0.58

05:33:38.800 Make Israel great again, that that's really what MAGA was going for.

05:33:43.300 And so people are fed up to the point where, uh, people like Alex Jones are saying, Hey guys,

05:33:49.900 you know what?

05:33:50.520 I was wrong.

05:33:51.420 I didn't really look over this Israel topic.

05:33:54.460 And that plays right into what radio was saying is, is, you know, be vigilant about the type

05:34:00.280 of actors that start to talk about, um, the problems with Israel, the problems with organized

05:34:08.240 Jewry and the effect that it has on Western countries abroad. 0.80

05:34:12.080 Because personally speaking, uh, Alex Jones is aging.

05:34:16.340 His audience is aging and the demographic.

05:34:20.320 He needs to shift his narrative in order to capture the younger audience.

05:34:25.780 And the younger audience is saying, you know what? 1.00

05:34:28.060 The Holocaust is bullshit. 1.00

05:34:29.840 And this Judeo Christian identity is also bullshit. 1.00

05:34:33.920 So a lot of the youth are throwing out the Judeo Christian nonsense and, you know, uh, adopting 0.99

05:34:41.780 a more Christian nationalist mindset, which I'm not entirely against.

05:34:45.960 I, I'm not a Christian and, um, I, I'm not going to go down the road or rabbit hole of

05:34:52.420 shaming every single, uh, Christian nationalists outside of maybe the big tent Christian nationalism

05:34:59.280 that is inherently anti-white and genocidal towards white people in our country. 0.80

05:35:05.020 But the people who are going around screaming on the timeline, Christ is King in order to dog 0.90

05:35:11.100 whistle, uh, their antisemitism.

05:35:13.380 I'm never going to counter signal that.

05:35:15.560 Um, I, I think it's great.

05:35:17.100 I think it's edgy and I think it's hilarious watching Jews Kvetch when, um, they say those 1.00

05:35:22.220 types of things.

05:35:23.000 And now, um, getting into what Mythos just brought up in regards to the Homeland Security

05:35:28.300 post, um, he brought up assimilation and personally speaking, I think one of the biggest lies that

05:35:37.940 was sold to our parents and grandparents is that these people could come here and assimilate 0.72

05:35:44.160 properly into American culture.

05:35:46.800 And we are bearing the fruits of that lie now, um, through this squad a mall in who will go

05:35:54.880 to Mexico and essentially, uh, make her American identity secondary towards, uh, herself.

05:36:03.900 And as an American, I find that highly offensive, but again, you know, these are, these are instances

05:36:11.800 that we can observe and recognize that assimilation was a lie.

05:36:16.560 Um, and then this, the, the second biggest lie in my opinion is this idea of a melting pot.

05:36:23.500 The concept of, of America is an idea.

05:36:26.960 And as long as you embrace the ideas of Americanism, then you can become an American too.

05:36:33.680 Well, it doesn't work that way.

05:36:35.860 It's not working that way.

05:36:37.380 The people who do quote unquote, assimilate, assimilate are a very, very small minority.

05:36:43.780 And they tend to hold, um, in my opinion, retarded Republican values. 0.99

05:36:49.340 Um, however, they're still highly enveloped in their homelands culture.

05:36:54.680 So anything South of the border that comes to the United States of America will always 1.00

05:36:59.980 identify with the country of origin that they come from.

05:37:03.100 And I would say that that's even regards to other second world countries like India, um,

05:37:09.620 or, uh, developing countries.

05:37:12.200 They, they call them like India, China, and, and things of that nature.

05:37:16.420 So personally speaking, an American will always be a white person to me. 0.67

05:37:21.780 I will gladly welcome the hordes and hordes of white people into the United States of America, 0.97

05:37:28.780 because white people are the only ones that can integrate into what it means to be an American 0.96

05:37:35.140 properly while maintaining their identity.

05:37:39.260 We hold very similar values.

05:37:41.320 We hold very similar cultures.

05:37:43.080 And the only differences that we do share is more along the lines of cuisine, clothing,

05:37:50.260 and music taste.

05:37:51.860 But other than that, we, we are very similar.

05:37:55.060 And I think the post that we are witnessing from Homeland Security, um, you know, me, Mythos,

05:38:02.780 and radio briefly talked about it on a call together, uh, last night.

05:38:06.840 And there's, I guess, two kinds of ways that you can look at it.

05:38:11.140 And I guess I'm looking at the glass half full, uh, uh, or the glass half empty perspective

05:38:17.840 of this.

05:38:18.420 When we see Homeland Security saying there is no room in this country for hyphenated Americanism

05:38:25.780 is Americanism.

05:38:27.440 Well, that is a white nationalist talking point.

05:38:30.840 But in my opinion, what they're doing is, is they're selling this, I, this continued lie

05:38:37.260 of, uh, the melting pot and assimilation that, uh, America is a country of ideas.

05:38:43.980 And that is just a fallacy.

05:38:45.920 America is not just a country of ideas.

05:38:48.540 The, uh, America that I was born raised in that my grandfather, my great grandfather,

05:38:53.900 our great, great grandfathers were a part of the, it was a people.

05:38:58.580 It wasn't an idea.

05:39:00.000 And if we lose our people, if we lose the white people, the founding stock of this country, 0.92

05:39:05.560 it will no longer be America because we have observed time and time again, that the foreign 1.00

05:39:12.460 hordes of Browns that choose to interpret our sacred documents, our constitution, our laws, 1.00

05:39:19.040 they will pervert the language in order to present themselves as, uh, in order to present

05:39:26.440 themselves as, uh, some, some figure that belongs here.

05:39:31.180 Right.

05:39:32.000 Um, and that just isn't the case.

05:39:34.000 So nothing bugs me more than a Brown person that's invoking the founding fathers and doesn't 1.00

05:39:38.900 care to mention the 1790 naturalization act and how our founding fathers, um, envisioned

05:39:46.140 the country's future to look like.

05:39:48.480 Um, and, um, personally speaking, I'll, I'll land it very shortly with this is that there

05:39:54.780 is no room for dual citizens here in the United States of America.

05:40:00.240 And what does that mean?

05:40:01.940 That means there is no Indian Americans.

05:40:05.100 There is no Guatemalan Americans.

05:40:07.700 There is no Irish Americans.

05:40:11.060 When you come to the United States of America and you decide to become an American, that's

05:40:17.220 what you are.

05:40:18.100 And you adopt our values when in Rome do as the Romans do and don't get in the way, whether

05:40:24.020 you are, uh, an Irishman, a Brit, a German, a Frenchman, a Spaniard, an Italian, whatever

05:40:31.760 it may be, when you decide to come and participate in this blood and this soil that has developed 0.87

05:40:38.800 the land, you become an American and an American can only and always be a white person of good,

05:40:45.360 upstanding moral character and all yield.

05:40:48.180 Thank you very much.

05:40:49.020 White power. 0.98

05:40:49.360 White power. 0.98

05:40:53.560 It mostly has been a super patient go mostly.

05:40:56.260 Then we have the Western kingdom.

05:40:59.120 Uh, let's go.

05:41:00.000 Hey guys.

05:41:00.360 I, I just had a question on the visa.

05:41:03.080 I didn't quite catch that.

05:41:04.940 Was they're going to add, uh, a big fee on, on student visas or what's the actual.

05:41:12.420 So what I was able to read mostly is that they will be adding a $15,000 processing fee on

05:41:22.660 every visa application.

05:41:25.820 That's what I was able to get.

05:41:28.240 Every visa.

05:41:29.660 That, that, that's kind of, because now normal, normal visas cost like 200 or 300.

05:41:38.600 If you're not, you know, if you're, um, if you have a citizenship from, from Europe or

05:41:46.280 Australia, uh, if you, if you have citizenship in a European country, then you don't have to

05:41:53.880 have a visa.

05:41:54.600 So that's a, the news source that I grabbed this from mostly was very vague, right?

05:42:02.420 I'll read the headline to you.

05:42:04.160 It says the Trump administration will now require new visa applicants to pay a $15,000 processing

05:42:13.800 fee.

05:42:14.240 So it's not saying student visas.

05:42:17.480 It's not saying vacation visas.

05:42:19.840 It's not saying H1B visas, skilled labor visas.

05:42:24.000 It is just saying visa.

05:42:26.560 So if, if, if you want to look into it a little bit more, I would encourage you to do so.

05:42:33.180 Um, but that's the headline that I received.

05:42:36.120 Thank you.

05:42:36.880 Because, uh, right now it's, there's no fee and that's good that they address this because

05:42:43.880 it, uh, obviously it takes a lot of resources to process and then, you know, everything that

05:42:50.580 they cost, you know, when they get there, but a student visa, for example, um, you don't

05:42:58.060 pay any, any particular fee for it.

05:43:00.640 You have a petition fee for, for, uh, applying for like any visa.

05:43:06.160 Um, and that's like 200 bucks or something like that.

05:43:10.180 Um, and then, uh, some, I think Australia might be 300 or something like that.

05:43:16.220 And like some small, some small fees with it.

05:43:19.760 So it's a, that's a huge change.

05:43:23.840 That's good because the jeets that come here, they have that money. 0.75

05:43:31.300 Yeah.

05:43:31.840 So, I mean, we'll see what comes of it.

05:43:33.540 And, um, I'll probably do a little bit of research, uh, once things slow down within

05:43:38.360 the conversation in regards to what it applies to, because if it is visas, um, for people

05:43:46.180 that just want to vacation in the United States, I find that very ornery.

05:43:52.340 It would be very strange to have to pay a $15,000 fee just to go to Hollywood Boulevard

05:43:59.700 and see all the homeless and Jewy stars of fame. 0.97

05:44:07.700 Yeah, that wouldn't make sense at all if it's just for tourist visa, but there's a lot of,

05:44:14.260 especially African countries that come on a tourist visa and overstay it.

05:44:20.040 Um, that's the same where you come from, you know, South, South America as well.

05:44:24.960 So, so there's, there's a lot of those as well.

05:44:28.180 So I don't know if they may be, depending on where they come from, maybe they should pay

05:44:32.960 that.

05:44:36.340 Yeah.

05:44:36.880 All nine white and all non-white countries have to pay a, uh, $15,000 processing fee.

05:44:46.760 Um, but with that said, uh, the Western kingdom, welcome to the stage.

05:44:50.980 I don't think we've, uh, heard you up here before.

05:44:53.560 You're welcome.

05:44:56.100 Thanks guys.

05:44:56.840 No, it's my first time being here.

05:44:58.420 I didn't, uh, find your guys's like radio station until today.

05:45:02.660 Somebody linked it in a discord.

05:45:03.820 So it's like, all right.

05:45:05.780 And I was listening earlier and you guys were having some good points.

05:45:08.660 So I thought, well, maybe jump in here and, you know, get my opinions on here too.

05:45:14.220 Um, it's a talk on the, like America is an idea, uh, subject, I suppose.

05:45:20.720 I think that's in a lot of subjects or a lot of discussion areas, people miss like the hierarchy

05:45:28.180 that, that entails.

05:45:30.060 It's like, okay, yeah, perhaps America is an idea, but America isn't a white idea.

05:45:35.820 It's descended from white Europeans who came here and conquered the land who, you know, 1.00

05:45:41.200 cleaved the civilization out of, out of wilderness.

05:45:45.540 You know, it's the same way that South Africa is a white country because the whites moved 0.95

05:45:51.400 there.

05:45:51.740 They, they, they went into the desert and they cleaved this, um, this gem of civilization

05:45:57.660 from the dust, you know, through blood and their sweat.

05:46:02.180 And so, you know, like even, even if we do concede or we do grant that America is an idea

05:46:09.180 or that any white country is an idea, it's a white idea.

05:46:13.860 It stems from white people, you know, who are genetically, um, genetically different, genetically 1.00

05:46:19.620 unique from Africans, from Indians, from even, uh, Westernized Asians, like the Japanese

05:46:26.560 and the South Koreans, you know?

05:46:28.940 So we, we can't just like hop in at this one level and be like, oh, well, you know, like

05:46:33.640 it's this way guys, like la-di-da.

05:46:35.340 It's like, well, no, there is entailments that come along with these things.

05:46:38.380 So, yeah, I, I, I can get down with that.

05:46:45.640 Um, especially the framing that you presented because the United States of America is somewhat

05:46:50.900 of an experiment that is language that I am willing to participate in.

05:46:55.840 You know, this is probably one of the first times that we have set up this type of government.

05:47:01.860 Of course, there's republics in the past, but a representative republic is, uh, what we

05:47:07.860 do here, right?

05:47:08.940 And there's nothing that grinds my gears more than listening to the parroting politicians

05:47:15.460 using the word, our democracy.

05:47:17.920 This is a threat to our democracy, democracy, this democracy, that, um, talk about a farce

05:47:25.120 and a false framing of what the country, uh, is and how our politics operate, right?

05:47:30.920 We all know that we live under a constitutional republic. 0.98

05:47:34.200 And in this constitutional republic, we elect representatives to, um, essentially, um, crap, 0.94

05:47:42.860 I'm losing my frame of thought to, uh, represent us in our political bodies.

05:47:48.140 So yes, there are democratic elements to our republic, but it is not a democracy, right?

05:47:55.460 If we lived in a direct democracy, we would have, um, we would have the population voting

05:48:02.480 on what ice cream we want for dinner.

05:48:04.700 And you would have half of the population not wanting pistachio flavored ice cream and

05:48:11.400 the other half of the population not wanting vanilla ice cream.

05:48:15.500 And if, uh, the, uh, the pistachio flavored ice cream one, you'd have a lot of pissed off

05:48:22.380 vanilla ice cream eaters. 0.95

05:48:23.940 And that's why a true democracy is kind of retarded in my opinion. 1.00

05:48:30.540 So.

05:48:32.240 Yeah, I agree.

05:48:33.440 And I'd take that one step further.

05:48:35.480 And I'd say that the democracies and democratic republics, democratic republics and all of these

05:48:42.080 types of things, I think they fail for the same reason that white nationalism and white

05:48:47.860 pride and all these things are succeeding because the democracies and the democratic systems

05:48:53.580 themselves aren't natural.

05:48:55.760 You know, like where in nature do we observe any other species voting or operating in this

05:49:02.260 fashion?

05:49:03.680 You know, like it makes people feel uncomfortable, but nature is power.

05:49:09.300 It's systems of power.

05:49:10.280 And I think that's why you get, um, or we're seeing a resurgence of authoritarian, it's authoritarian

05:49:20.120 talking points and, um, like Nazi Germany ask, uh, proposals for new systems because people

05:49:29.940 at their core recognize that while the personal liberty is a positive to a degree, most people,

05:49:38.220 you know, you know, and you see this especially online that most people aren't capable, nor should

05:49:43.680 they be, uh, elevated to the position of exercising political will or, you know, violence through

05:49:50.240 politics.

05:49:50.920 And so it's like, well, you know, yeah, okay.

05:49:54.840 You can choose which ice cream you want to eat for dinner.

05:49:57.620 You know, that that's, that's a you thing. 0.97

05:49:59.420 Like no one's going to really give a crap, but, um, like, no, you can't decide that because 0.98

05:50:06.060 you and your neighbors are okay with the one Mexican guy that makes really good tacos that 0.99

05:50:11.080 we can allow in this, this massive influx of, of Mexicans or South Americans or, you know,

05:50:17.420 Ajits or the Chinese, like, I don't care what their IQs are. 1.00

05:50:21.420 I don't even care like how good at cooking they are. 0.95

05:50:24.060 Like they don't belong here.

05:50:25.620 There's no space for them.

05:50:27.400 And it's, it's self-evident by what happens when they, when they do come in in large numbers

05:50:32.080 and they are allowed to form their own communities, even though we're not, they're allowed to

05:50:37.260 segregate that we're not, you know, like we have all these legal, um, all these legal 0.99

05:50:42.740 bendings to protect their feelings and then the white people are just expect to suck it 0.84

05:50:48.160 up, you know, like, oh, well, if you're, if you're white and strong, then you can handle 0.96

05:50:51.460 it.

05:50:51.640 It's like, well, yeah, I mean, I can handle it, but I don't want to handle it.

05:50:55.080 I shouldn't be forced to handle it.

05:50:57.260 You know, our ancestors came here and they built these things so that we wouldn't have 0.93

05:51:01.640 to handle it, you know, like, so.

05:51:05.500 Um, yeah, and, you know, I, I am, uh, I have evolved my position into definitely a more

05:51:16.120 authoritarian perspective, especially in this time, while we are being invaded by foreign 0.76

05:51:23.860 hordes that don't understand, uh, the concept of a civilized society, high trust societies and

05:51:32.880 quote unquote liberalism.

05:51:35.260 And I don't mean liberalism in the set, in the sense of leftist values.

05:51:40.540 I, I mean it in, in the sense of Liberty, right?

05:51:44.000 Um, our society has devolved into a bit of a cesspit where a lot of these people should

05:51:53.460 not be voting at all.

05:51:54.840 So I do think that we need to go back to simpler times in this country and take away people's 0.87

05:52:01.380 voting rights, um, uh, concepts like service granting citizenship, uh, hit very close to

05:52:09.960 home with me.

05:52:10.720 And it makes perfect sense.

05:52:12.560 If you aren't willing to serve your community abroad, your country and make a, your civilization 0.98

05:52:19.000 better by acts of service, then why the hell should you be allowed to vote?

05:52:23.340 If you were just a mindless NPC that sways with whatever prop propaganda is placed before

05:52:30.140 you making emotional decisions while you hit the voting booth, you're going to be making

05:52:36.380 very, very poor decisions because right now our country isn't in a position where we have,

05:52:42.740 um, ideological consensus on what is good and what is bad for our people and in our country.

05:52:51.000 So I'm, I'm pretty much right there with you, man.

05:52:53.820 Uh, the boot needs to come down and the boot needs to come down hard before we can go back

05:52:59.100 to essentially participating in what some would call Liberty.

05:53:06.420 So bring in the authoritarianism, hammer down with some fascism, kick out the nons, whip our

05:53:15.660 society back into shape, get rid of degenerate culture.

05:53:21.100 And then maybe once we've healed as people and a nation, we can start voting and mass again.

05:53:29.220 So.

05:53:31.320 Yeah.

05:53:31.760 Right on brother.

05:53:32.980 You know, like I have, um, I have some loose like rules worked out that I'd implement if I

05:53:37.920 rose to power.

05:53:39.120 Not that that's ever going to happen, but you know, and one of them, I think I lifted part

05:53:44.980 of this off somebody else and I can't forget their name, but you know, credit to whoever it was

05:53:49.500 is that you have to have some kind of inherent, um, investment in the society itself.

05:53:57.100 And so the rule goes something like you have to be a straight white male who either owns a

05:54:03.120 business that has a family or owns a personal house, personal residence, because then not

05:54:10.900 only do you have ties to the community itself, but you have investment in the future.

05:54:15.440 You have a stake in the future, but, um, that's, that's like super extreme, super Nazi for a 0.62

05:54:22.560 lot of people. 0.98

05:54:23.580 I don't know why, because nobody likes trannies and gays and all these people, but. 1.00

05:54:27.780 Well, I, I think we've all been sold this, um, this idea of libertarianism as being like 0.90

05:54:37.020 a humanitarian slash, um, superior political option in regards to quote unquote self-governance,

05:54:45.640 right?

05:54:46.380 My stuff is my stuff.

05:54:48.060 What happens in your house happens in your house.

05:54:50.580 And it doesn't affect me when in reality, things like that actually do affect other

05:54:56.960 people. 0.99

05:54:57.340 If, if you are one of these degenerate people that do homosexual acts inside your house, 0.99

05:55:04.600 and then you go out to the world abroad and you continue your homosexual acts in public, 0.99

05:55:08.880 it actually does affect society.

05:55:11.000 And we shouldn't allow certain degenerate behaviors like that in society abroad because it will impact

05:55:19.040 our children, our future, our culture, et cetera, et cetera.

05:55:22.620 So there's a lot of things that are wrong with libertarians, um, outside of the fact that

05:55:28.500 each and every libertarian defines libertarianism as, as something else.

05:55:33.880 So, um, you get a hundred libertarians in the room and they'll all have a different definition

05:55:39.980 of what libertarianism is.

05:55:41.600 So.

05:55:44.500 Yeah.

05:55:45.420 Oh, do you want to go radio?

05:55:49.040 Are we going to have to rotate you radio?

05:55:51.840 I'm not getting any audio from your brother or you mythos.

05:55:55.280 If your mic is open.

05:55:56.600 Um, I probably hear it looks like radios, uh, yeah, having a little connection issue.

05:56:03.800 Um, no, but I, I think, uh, back to the, the situation with this Guatemalan, you know, 1.00

05:56:12.740 it goes back to an opportunity to convince people who have bought into the idea of assimilation

05:56:20.520 that we can use this Guatemalan as a catch-all, right?

05:56:26.700 When, when people are offended by this Guatemalan and they, they express that, they go, oh, I hate

05:56:35.020 that, um, you know, if you, if you come here, you should learn how to speak English and, and,

05:56:41.120 you know, be loyal to, uh, to your country.

05:56:44.200 And you can just simply say, they are all like that and, and just scoop them all up into a basket.

05:56:52.760 They are all Brown. 1.00

05:56:54.260 They are all like that.

05:56:56.200 There is no assimilation and, and, and let them start to view the world in that way.

05:57:04.660 And, um, and I think it's a great opportunity to, uh, to move the conversation to there, that,

05:57:14.580 that they are all like that and point to Southern California and the, the riots about ice that these

05:57:23.300 people do not assimilate.

05:57:25.160 They are not us.

05:57:26.140 They don't want to be us.

05:57:27.600 They want to continue to support their, their countries.

05:57:33.640 You got the Somalians, right? 0.98

05:57:35.980 You got Ilan Omar.

05:57:38.800 She prioritizes Somalian interest.

05:57:42.360 These, these Guatemalan support Guatemalian interest, the Mexicans, Mexican interests.

05:57:47.800 And so long as we have a country that the political framework is organized to take from the public

05:57:59.500 dole, uh, the public treasury and funnel it to, uh, interest groups, then we're going to have these racial

05:58:10.080 problems and, and continue to make it a racial problem because ultimately that's what it is.

05:58:15.800 Ultimately, you know, uh, we are going to side with our, our race and, and put them in a position

05:58:25.580 to have to view the world that way and look at the others as others and say, this is how they are.

05:58:30.960 And all of them are like this.

05:58:32.820 You're just hearing it now.

05:58:34.460 They've gotten so comfortable that they no longer care to lie about it.

05:58:41.040 And, and, and they can look at the world that way.

05:58:43.760 They, they stick to their own.

05:58:46.100 When you go to, um, a campground, when you go to a park, when you go out in public, they're self-segregating.

05:58:56.060 They're not just because you're all in, in target or just because you're all in Costco, doesn't mean that you're all sharing everything in, and they, in, they, they travel in packs and it's, it's time for whites to start packing up and packing together and seeing the world that way. 0.90

05:59:17.880 Yeah, so before I, um, before I go, the noticer has had his hand up for a while.

05:59:27.900 Thank you for your patience, brother.

05:59:29.420 Get in there and then I'll go after you.

05:59:33.740 Hey, thanks, buddy.

05:59:35.080 Appreciate it.

05:59:36.440 Um, I know the course of the conversation has changed, but I just kind of want to bring something up that I think a big misconception with a lot of normies, we really got to hammer down is.

05:59:47.880 That multiculturalism is a part of this quote unquote American experiment, and that was propagated through the melting pot misconception.

05:59:59.480 And, uh, I think that's something we really got to hammer down and bring to, uh, bring to the surface is the 1790 Immigration Act and, uh, really what our founders, uh, believed in, you know, from their words, not ours.

06:00:14.260 And, uh, that is not a part of the American experiment at all.

06:00:19.300 So I think that's something they use to kind of tame a lot of white people, a lot of Europeans, a lot of true Americans, you know, on Patriot Front, we have the slogan, I brought it up a hundred times, American by blood. 0.66

06:00:31.860 And we mean that, you know, the definition of an American is us, it's people of European descent.

06:00:38.200 And, uh, so I think that's something we just really got to hammer down a lot of normies and say, Hey, no, this is not a part of the, the experiment, you know, don't, uh, don't fall for this.

06:00:49.660 It's multiculturalism was not in our founders framework and I'll land there. 1.00

06:00:54.400 Well, and, you know, notice here, I'll even double down on what you said in that multiculturalism equates to white genocide. 0.57

06:01:01.760 Mythos just let us know that, you know, these hyphenated people, they always served their own best interest. 0.51

06:01:12.880 And now that the political climate has led up, they have become very bold in where their interests are and that interests have always been in their people and the nation that they come from.

06:01:26.280 It has never been to participate in the quote unquote experiment that you just mentioned.

06:01:33.040 So I think it's very healthy for us to look towards the 88 precepts and observe things from a natural law perspective.

06:01:44.460 Do the lions and hyenas assimilate with each other?

06:01:49.440 No, they don't.

06:01:50.980 They are natural rivals and they kill each other and steal from each other any opportunity that they get, because guess what?

06:01:58.160 They're always fighting for territory and that makes, and there is no difference in humans in regards to this simple natural fact is that if whites are ever in the vicinity of non-whites, there will always be competition for territory and resources, whether it's resources so that they can breed, resources so that they can feed themselves, resources so that they can live a comfortable life. 0.98

06:02:25.940 Whatever it may be, whatever it may be, to just to live the life as a lion.

06:02:30.880 So this concept of bringing in foreigners and in our spaces will lead to the hyena acting like a lion is fraudulent and it contradicts the natural ways that the world has been set in place by prime source. 0.97

06:02:51.960 You can call it, you can call it, you can call it.

06:03:21.940 We can call it the family hello for everybody.

06:03:23.940 We can call it the hemisphere as simple as to represent the obviamentedriety. 0.86

06:03:26.940 I hate to do this, but Muhammad Ali, there was a interview where some guy was interviewing him and there's the famous the red birds fly with the red birds and mate with the red birds.

06:03:43.480 The bluebirds fly with the bluebirds and mate with the bluebirds. Why would I want the bluebird and the redbird to mate with each other? That would destroy who they are.

06:03:55.020 And that's what we're doing here in the United States, or at least that's what's taking place here in the United States, is that we're bringing the black people in the vicinity of white people, and we're telling the black people that it's okay to mate with the white person, and we're telling the white person that it's okay to mate with the black person in order to create this experiment, the child, who is cultureless, who is rootless, 0.88

06:04:24.140 who has no identity, who is a new and completely different genetic being from its parents, right? I'm sure most people understand this, but when a race-mixed couple has a child, the two parties involved, mom and dad, are more closely related to their racial neighbor, 0.62

06:04:50.300 the black person with the black person and the white person, then they are their own child. They have created an abomination that has no identity, no place, and it should be viewed as one of the most ultimate crimes against nature, 1.00

06:05:08.920 because it is unnatural to uproot and bring a being into this world that has no identity. The blacks don't want the mixed-race thing. They'll say he's too white. They'll say he's too light-skinned, etc., etc. 0.98

06:05:22.880 The whites don't want the mixed-race kid because he looks too black, and he's not culturally compatible with white culture. 0.56

06:05:30.000 So all of these things really break down to simple things like natural law, man. 0.98

06:05:35.920 Don't breed hyenas with lions. Don't breed cheetahs with tigers. It's just not going to fucking work.

06:05:44.120 And anybody trying to sell you a lie saying that we can get the lions and the tigers to live next to each other without any problems is selling you snake oil, bud. 0.99

06:05:56.520 So I'll yield with that. 0.99

06:06:00.000 It seems my co-hosts are dumbfounded by my retarded take.

06:06:19.780 No, as you started your tank, I was already tracking with the bluebird and the redbird analogy, so that's what I would have added.

06:06:30.220 You covered that base for me. Green Power, go ahead.

06:06:33.380 Yeah, yeah, I know. That's a really good take. And I just wanted to add to that. You know, growing up, I was always told, and it always sounded so unnatural, but I was always told, if you mix the races, then it creates stronger genes.

06:06:54.960 That's what everybody would, pastors, friends, like, you know, people, you know, whatever I'd say, like, well, what do you think about it?

06:07:03.200 They're like, oh, it makes it for a stronger child, stronger gene.

06:07:05.880 And, you know, and then, you know, being a part of Mosley's little book reading and some of the other stuff, as I did more research into it, it's like the opposite is true.

06:07:17.020 But that's the general American thinking of mixing. It's like, oh, you know, it's going to, the culture, it'll make both families and culture stronger and, you know, this, that, and you'll have more seasoning and more, more culture.

06:07:32.840 And it's like, well, we have enough. We have what we need. You know, we don't need to mix whatever. So, I don't know. It's just, it's been, but that's what everybody says.

06:07:40.760 Everybody says it's going to make you stronger. And it, the thing that they tell you, the vaccine's going to make you stronger. It doesn't work. None of it works. So, yeah, that's what I wanted to say. All right, bye.

06:07:54.000 Yeah, I'm tracking. I'm tracking exactly what you're saying, because there are scientific studies that mixed race children are more susceptible to certain ailments and diseases than somebody who maintains their genetic purity.

06:08:07.860 So, you're, you're, you're on point with what you said, green power, 100%, brother. Thank you for sharing the Western kingdom or mythos. Sorry.

06:08:17.860 I'll get it in there. You know, when, when it comes to social acceptability, social perceptions, we, we talk about this and it's, it goes for, I think, everybody, but sub-Saharan Africans, that the lighter their skin,

06:08:37.260 the, the better looking, the more appreciated and the more gifted they are by their communities.

06:08:50.160 The, the Aztecs will do this. The, the Arabs will do this. The, the Arabs will do this. The Indians will do this. The, the fair skinned, and they call it fair skinned for a reason, right? 0.82

06:09:02.760 It's called fair skinned. And the fair skinned ones are looked at as, as superior across the board. And the only exception that I can see from, from the data that I've witnessed is the sub-Saharan Africans.

06:09:19.960 You know, everybody else has a fair skinned preference in that. And so when you look at, we talked about this with say a, a Nick Fuentes, you know, breeding in with a, a lighter skinned, a more, more pure European heritage woman.

06:09:42.860 Uh, then he would, you know, create a child that is, um, acceptable among whites, where he has some DNA that, uh, that is questionable. I'll say. And so, uh, but this is, this is gifting nons, our genetics in an attempt to uplift them. 0.71

06:10:05.820 Um, what, what, what's the point of that? What, what, this is obviously a downgrade for the, the European, uh, if we're talking about upgrading the, the other, right? There's only, you can't have one without the other.

06:10:21.280 If, if, if it's an upgrade to the other, the non, then it must be a downgrade to the European. Uh, and that is, uh, a simple way I like to look at it as well, because, um, the, the other arguments, um, still get, uh, put into, uh, a case by case basis analysis, where ultimately we can see that if we're talking about, uh, elevate,

06:10:51.260 elevating and, and improving the, the genetics of the non, then we are degrading the genetics of the others. And the, the, one of the arguments out there, which, um, is until, you know, genetics, until, you know, your history, it, it flies. And that is that, um, white people must be talking about inbreeding and the only way to keep their genetics pure is to inbreed. 0.92

06:11:19.260 And, you know, second, third, fourth cousins is, is, uh, prime. This may sound strange to some people. It is a prime genetic disposition. This is, this is a, uh, genetic, uh, win for all parties is second, third, and fourth cousins.

06:11:40.120 It's, uh, it's, uh, far enough away genetically to avoid, um, problems that, uh, statistically occur, uh, with inbreeding. Uh, and it actually is there, there is statistics that, uh, that birth rates are improved in that zone as well.

06:12:03.340 It's a, it's a, it's a little Goldilocks zone. And, uh, and the, the propaganda we're fighting against is to what was just brought up is that there's somehow an elevated, uh, hypothesis and theory, which is, I think, debunked at this point, just hasn't been, uh, authenticated, is that, uh, breeding with something.

06:12:25.520 As far to the other spectrum racially as possible actually improves anybody in between. Uh, and I think we'll get to the point where that is obviously a debunkable and, and, uh, dismissible argument.

06:12:40.800 Uh, so, you know, this is, this is a propaganda where we're still in and, uh, and it's vast and it's widespread, uh, and it's as dangerous and genocidal as anything else, uh, in our, in our society.

06:12:59.360 Uh, Western, go ahead.

06:13:01.980 Yeah, thanks. Uh, just to boost what Green said and to kind of, um, augment what you just said,

06:13:08.240 if you look at the, the raw medical demographics data for disease, you do actually see that mixed race

06:13:16.820 children, uh, especially between white and black, uh, they breed in the weakness. And so disease that's 1.00

06:13:24.560 common among blacks like heart disease is increased in half black, half white children, as opposed to 0.79

06:13:32.200 genetically pure children, uh, so to say. And then diseases that are higher within white demographics 0.86

06:13:39.140 are also alongside higher in mixed race children. And I think that, um, augmenting what you just said,

06:13:47.960 I think we're already there. Um, the data itself, it's not easily digestible because obviously the

06:13:56.560 think tanks and all of the publicators, they're not going to push this data because it goes directly

06:14:02.000 against the narrative, but it is out there that you can, you know, find it, read it. Um, and then,

06:14:09.180 you know, if you're white, you're probably, your, your IQ is probably high enough that you can,

06:14:13.520 you know, figure it out eventually. So.

06:14:16.020 Well, I'll, I'll, I'll say this is, um, as a anecdote, I mean, breeding with anything as a white 0.97

06:14:26.920 person, breeding with anything that increases the propensity of lactose intolerance, um, it, it should

06:14:35.580 be a, um, a moral no-go zone, right? You should, you should as a, as a parent be thinking about this

06:14:43.940 stuff and they don't write the medical industry, the statistics, it, they intentionally obfuscate

06:14:51.380 the racial, uh, realities, right? They say Americans are now 40% obese. Oh yeah. You want to break that

06:15:00.600 down by racial quadrants? Cause, uh, I bet that it's an interesting one, right? And so, um, what's funny 1.00

06:15:08.480 is the lack of accountability or, or racial reality. And they eat it up like this, uh, there's Jamal 0.89

06:15:16.400 Bowman. He's, um, he was a Congressman famous for pulling the fire alarm at the Capitol, pretending

06:15:23.300 that he was just trying to get out the door. Um, so he's, he's retarded enough to probably 1.00

06:15:29.880 to, uh, have, uh, it's plausible that that was his intention. Um, but I digress. He went on

06:15:38.460 to his show, uh, I think it was in MSNBC or maybe it was CNN. He was at a round table. It was a few

06:15:45.660 weeks ago. And he said, the reason that black people suffer higher rates of, of heart disease,

06:15:55.540 higher rates of obesity, higher rates of, of other chronic diseases is because they deal with 0.98

06:16:03.520 the reality of being called a nigger. Um, and this was, uh, I don't know what this was in response 0.78

06:16:12.760 to in terms of the discussion, but that was his claim. Uh, the fact that he has to go around whether

06:16:18.580 he's called a nigger or not, he's faced with this reality constantly that he is a nigger. Uh, and 0.99

06:16:26.540 that's the, that's the, the reason why they have higher heart disease, he said, uh, and, and other 0.83

06:16:32.340 things they, um, and, and he, then he said, so it's up to white people to fix it because obviously 0.91

06:16:40.240 it's not a black, black problem, right? Just like the, the, the, uh, Africans in Africa who just got a 1.00

06:16:48.460 new well, uh, courtesy of Mr. Beast and the global agenda to genocide white people, um, they can later 0.92

06:16:58.060 complain that the reason that they're having mass die-offs is because white people have not built 0.99

06:17:04.040 more wells. This is logical. Why wouldn't they come up with that idea? Uh, the reason that they're

06:17:10.920 dying is because white people aren't making enough food for them. The reason that they're dying is 1.00

06:17:16.360 because white people aren't building their homes. The reason that they're dying is because white 1.00

06:17:20.560 people aren't medicating them. The reason that they're dying is white people's fault because the 1.00

06:17:26.020 reason they were born is white people's fault. This is, this is a logical conclusion for anyone 1.00

06:17:32.600 with an IQ between 70 and 90. Yeah. And this ties into the conversation a little bit that we had

06:17:43.460 yesterday is the, the false representation of what humanitarian aid is, right? The, the illusory

06:17:56.960 representation that humanitarian aid, you know, giving the wells to Africans, giving the crops to

06:18:07.560 Africans, building the homes for Africans, giving the Africans medicine as humanitarian is actually the 0.65

06:18:15.640 complete opposite. It is, it is anti humanitarian because these are people that cannot take care of

06:18:23.460 themselves without white intervention. This is just the hardcore facts and truth. So when you decide to 0.82

06:18:33.220 stop intervening, what's going to happen to these people, mythos just said, what's going to happen to

06:18:40.520 these people, they're going to die because they do not have the means, the IQ or the ability to take

06:18:48.100 care of themselves at all. So the real humanitarian thing to do when it comes to these third worlds and

06:18:55.540 the lesser races, in my opinion, would be leave them the fuck alone, let their populations sustain 0.98

06:19:04.460 themselves. If bone Quisha with a, a bone between her nostrils and a lip disc can't feed her eight 1.00

06:19:16.760 children, then some of them need to die to the point where they can. This is also going back to the

06:19:23.440 argument of natural law. When we observe natural law and allow people to their devices and their

06:19:30.900 capabilities, it creates harmony within the habitat that is there. So Africa, the habitat can only sustain 1.00

06:19:43.300 a certain amount of people and the people who are there need to learn how to sustain themselves with

06:19:50.440 the resources and goods that they have. Once we start to intervene, that's when we start to disrupt

06:19:57.940 the natural habitat and the environment of the lesser species to the point where we have commercials

06:20:05.420 asking, pleading and begging you to donate $5 a month to feed this bloated African child who would 1.00

06:20:14.280 have never been born to begin with if there was never any quote unquote humanitarian aid.

06:20:21.620 So yeah, when Bill Gates does things like, oh, we're going to inoculate 330 million Africans and,

06:20:31.780 and the byproduct is, is that they won't be able to have children anymore. I look at that and I put my

06:20:38.000 thumb up and say, thank you, Bill Gates. I hate Bill Gates. Don't get me wrong. I think he's a piece of 0.90

06:20:43.700 shit. And he does some really twisted nonsense with the money that he has, but the best in what's in 1.00

06:20:50.340 the best interest for Africans is that they lower their fucking populations because guess what mythos 1.00

06:20:56.200 brought this up again. And he was very, very correct on this is with their abundance of numbers and their 1.00

06:21:03.220 ability on inability to take care of themselves. Where are they going to go to look for somebody to

06:21:10.040 take care of them? Western countries. And that's why we see these terrible people coming into places 1.00

06:21:17.860 like London, raping our white women, stealing from our white men and murdering our white children 1.00

06:21:26.440 because they are incompatible with the civilization that we have developed as white people since they 1.00

06:21:33.080 haven't even built it for themselves. So let's, let's just observe that as a simple truth, right?

06:21:41.220 And let's also make the observation why there is a gigantic desert separating the Africans from the 0.99

06:21:47.800 rest of the European and Western world, because that's where they fucking belong. And when you bring 0.99

06:21:53.640 them into the Western world, it creates disharmony within the natural habitat to the point where we're at

06:22:00.320 the state that we're in. Sorry, I'm, I'm pretty angry about this.

06:22:07.120 No, it's good to be, it's good to be angry about, you know, and like, there's so much that speaks to this on

06:22:13.720 the scientific level, you know, like you have evolutionary psychology, which gets into the sexual selection

06:22:19.000 aspect where the blacks are obese, because they evolved in a land where resources were scarce. And so yeah, they do 1.00

06:22:27.540 select for fat women, because that signifies those women, or at least their families had resources. 1.00

06:22:34.380 And so, you know, from an evo psych perspective, she's going to be more likely to bear healthy

06:22:40.020 children. Whereas when you flip that around with whites, we evolved for the predominance of our history 0.99

06:22:46.900 in prosperity. And so it's morally reprehensible or ethically reprehensible to be overweight, because

06:22:54.700 you're expected as a white to control yourself. Because yeah, we have all these nice things. And 0.99

06:23:00.540 yes, we have all this food and the shelter. And so it's, it's bad, it's antisocial to be gluttonous to,

06:23:08.520 to take all that stuff up, you know, for yourself.

06:23:12.700 Yeah, you're 100% correct. And that's why white people have created the civilizations that we have 0.97

06:23:19.880 based off of the environment that we came from. We survived 1000s of harsh winters by teaming up,

06:23:26.200 allocating resources and making sure that everyone that was a part of the tribe was taken care of and

06:23:32.600 doing their work so that we can survive these harsh winters, these droughts, whatever it may be.

06:23:39.160 When you look at the other races that were faced with different challenges,

06:23:44.520 it becomes completely different. That's why the Incan and Aztec doesn't assimilate into white 1.00

06:23:52.200 civilization, because they had different evolutionary processes. That's why blacks don't 1.00

06:23:59.080 integrate into white civilization, because they had different evolutionary processes. And the same 0.94

06:24:05.480 thing applies for even the Asians, probably the least violent of all the lower races, in my opinion, 1.00

06:24:13.240 right? But what they did develop within, within themselves was a complete and utter lack of

06:24:19.640 empathy, right? That they, they don't care when a baby gets run over by a big rig. I've, you know,

06:24:26.760 how many videos I've seen of babies getting squashed and in China, like these people are heartless people.

06:24:35.960 And they're not capable of integrating into white civilization either, because the reason why we 1.00

06:24:41.240 survived so many harsh winters is because of the love that we have for one another.

06:24:47.880 So it's, it is somewhat scientific when we get down to the brass tacks and, and I will even add this,

06:24:56.680 and this might hurt some people's feelings about it. Religion has nothing to do with it. The thousands of

06:25:04.520 years that we survived together as white people would have transpired, whether certain religions 0.76

06:25:10.520 got involved or didn't, because it is just within our genetic blood memory to act the way that we act,

06:25:17.880 just like how it's in the genetic blood memory of the Aztecs and the Incas to act the way that they act.

06:25:25.960 It's, it's really simple when you stop making things so complicated, when you break things down to their base layer,

06:25:34.520 yeah, you know, it goes back to, to the hierarchy I mentioned when I, when I first spoke, you know,

06:25:42.200 it's like, and it frustrates me so much when I, when I hear Christians talking as if Christianity is the 1.00

06:25:48.360 reason that Europe is great. It's like, okay, you guys have to realize that Christianity at its core 0.97

06:25:55.160 was designed as a reformation to Judaism. And that if Christianity itself had not been adopted by whites, 0.78

06:26:03.960 it would not be a white religion. It would look just like Judaism does and Islam does. And they're, 0.97

06:26:10.200 they're nothing like the white culture or white Christianity. And even when you take examples of 0.74

06:26:16.520 Christianity or Catholicism in nonwhite countries, they are also very disparate from white Catholicism

06:26:24.760 or white, white Christianity. And so, you know, yeah, you know, I agree. It all goes back to racial 0.98

06:26:31.160 realism and understanding that there are orders within nature and those orders are either ascending or

06:26:38.040 descending. And depending on which level you're looking up or down from, you're going to reach

06:26:44.440 different conclusions. And we can't, we can't look down from a white society and say, oh, well, 0.61

06:26:50.840 you know, everyone has the potential to get here because we got here. No, if everyone had the potential

06:26:56.840 to get where we are now, they would be where we are now. You know, whites had this potential and we, 1.00

06:27:04.440 that we realized that we, we manifested it into reality. Whereas even, even like the Chinese, 1.00

06:27:12.600 their culture as it was homogeneously fizzled out around what, like the mid 1800s,

06:27:20.680 it wasn't until the European powers went in and waged the opium wars and opened up trade and

06:27:26.760 industrialization with China and Japan, that it kind of revitalized them. And then you have Japan and

06:27:33.560 South Korea, which are effectively Westernized, you know, so.

06:27:41.560 Yeah, I 100% agree with you, right?

06:27:45.320 Can I add some chapter 11 in there?

06:27:47.960 Dude, add some chapter 11 in there.

06:27:50.040 So, so yeah, to that point there, uh, chapter 11 of Mein Kampf, uh, discusses this point that the,

06:27:58.760 the Aryan people birthed all that is civilization as we know it. And the, he points out that the

06:28:08.120 Japanese, uh, civilization and how the Japanese civilization itself is built on the infrastructure

06:28:15.480 given to them by the Aryan people, the white people. And is, and you can say the same as you just did 0.92

06:28:23.160 Western about, um, about the Chinese, that everything that is substantive and, and resilient

06:28:34.040 and foundational to all of these societies does have one source. And we are the source and

06:28:40.440 the Indian populations have this same thing. Uh, so if you look at what Mr. Beast is doing, 0.98

06:28:48.520 right? Uh, attempting to lay the infrastructure down in a, uh, African country in order to just to, 0.93

06:28:58.200 uh, to replicate the same thing that other, uh, countries and cultures and people have done,

06:29:06.280 which is to take a white infrastructure and put a dress on it, right? Put, uh, put some, 0.99

06:29:15.000 some, you know, an African, um, a dashiki on it, right? And go, Hey, look, uh, the Africans, uh, 1.00

06:29:23.000 totally built this, uh, this thing with the dashiki on it. Obviously it's, it's African because it's

06:29:27.880 wearing a dashiki. It's like, no, that's literally, uh, a white civilization wearing a dashiki. 0.92

06:29:35.480 Uh, and, and we need to call this out even to the Japanese, even to the Chinese who get a large pass. 0.62

06:29:43.480 It's not, it's not talked about as you just described Western about how they achieved what

06:29:49.800 they achieved. Uh, the, the reality is that we're the engineers of civilization and where they were the

06:29:58.280 brainchild of everything, the rest of the, um, all humanity is living off of. And, uh, the Chinese, 1.00

06:30:04.920 we can see are good at re, uh, reverse engineering our technology and then replicating it. They can do

06:30:14.040 that. That's I give them that much and that much alone. Uh, go ahead, white. Yeah. This brought up the, 1.00

06:30:21.240 uh, it's kind of a cliche. I know I'm kind of a man of cliches, but, uh, you give a white man

06:30:27.480 a hammer and he'll build something with it. You give a black man a hammer and he'll kill someone 1.00

06:30:33.720 with it. You give an Asian man a hammer and he'll make another hammer. No, but, uh, going, 1.00

06:30:42.440 going into what you were. Yeah, that's fire. Just have to say it. Yeah. Um, but going into what you were

06:30:48.840 talking about, um, I, I wanted to touch this because I don't think anybody has, has hit this

06:30:54.440 talking point yet today, but the argument of colonization being the downfall of third world

06:31:01.960 countries doesn't work anymore. We're no longer in an expansionist colonial time period, right? So

06:31:10.600 sub-Saharan Africa, it, the reason why it is what it is has nothing to do with colonization or the

06:31:18.200 extraction of resources. And it has everything to do with the sub-Saharan Africans inability to get 0.99

06:31:25.640 their shit together and develop their own civilization. They'll, they'll, they'll be 0.99

06:31:31.320 excuses of corruption. There'll be excuses of greed. They will, there will be excuse after excuse

06:31:39.400 after excuse. But the one excuse that I'm tired of hearing the most is that, well, the French went down

06:31:46.120 there and they were taking their resources. The English went down there and they were taking

06:31:51.720 their resources. The Dutch went down there and they were taking their resources. Well, guess what? 0.96

06:31:57.720 They have access to all of those resources now. And you know what else they have access to? A lot of

06:32:04.840 them have access to electricity, the internet, and a cell phone. And with those three things,

06:32:11.160 if you have the proper brain capacity and genetic memory, you can build a civilization for yourself,

06:32:18.600 too, that is actually functioning. But guess what? They're not. And why aren't they doing that?

06:32:24.600 Because they never had the capability of doing it in the first place. You can give a black person a 1.00

06:32:31.880 piece of ore and they wouldn't know what to do with it in order to turn it into steel, even if they had a

06:32:38.840 cell phone in their hand in a YouTube channel showing them the step-by-step process to create 0.99

06:32:45.560 the fucking steel. So the whole topic of expansionism and colonialism being the reason why these third 0.98

06:32:54.520 world countries remain the way that they are is an utter lie and an utter fallacy. And we need to come

06:33:01.240 to the conclusion once and for all that there is a scientific difference between the races and that comes

06:33:08.680 with a lot of things. It comes with IQ, it comes with bone density, it comes with muscle reflexes,

06:33:15.080 and the capacity to build a civilization is a part of that.

06:33:20.040 And before we get to these hands, I see you guys there. I just want to add to that. And that's the

06:33:24.200 difference between people who are trying to collectivize votes in order to take power in the

06:33:29.320 state and those who actually want to save and maintain and restore civilization. That's a dividing

06:33:36.680 factor and it can't be crossed. The others, the folks who are looking at this as a populist,

06:33:45.080 voter-based society, are losing. They're on the losing side and they always will be. There's no bridge

06:33:53.480 over here. They have to abandon their ideology completely and move to race consciousness.

06:33:59.160 And with that, I want to go with some seniority here and get Comantis in there. Comantis, welcome.

06:34:09.480 Hello. I'm listening to very good topics you have there and I could second almost all of it, right?

06:34:20.360 So I just want to bring in another aspect or for an argument for us. Like natural law, right?

06:34:32.040 The moment, nature does not allow

06:34:37.800 non-selection. It's always around selection, right? So you can't, it has no switch off,

06:34:45.000 right? You cannot switch it off selection, right? And this has a logical consequence and it's a hard

06:34:55.640 consequence, logically hard, that the moment you do not do positive, the group which does not do

06:35:04.280 positive eugenics for itself is immediately on the dysgenic side. There's nothing in between. 0.94

06:35:15.960 If you do not do positive eugenics for your group, I'm trying to avoid the words race and species because,

06:35:26.600 you know, it's confusing and then it obfuscates the argument a little bit. It's details, right? There.

06:35:35.080 Of course, it has something to do with that. But let's talk about group.

06:35:39.160 The logical consequence and the stanzas is very, very important. The moment you slack off, doing

06:35:49.160 positive eugenics for your group, you're immediately, there's no space in between, 0.87

06:35:56.680 on the dysgenic side. And of course, we are right now totally on the dysgenic side, right? Not even

06:36:06.040 counting the dysgenic propaganda, right? But if you add that to it, oh my god, right? So this is a natural 0.97

06:36:16.520 law, right? And it's hard. The logic there is still hard. So there's no way you can break that,

06:36:27.480 right? This is an important point. And now you can think about, yeah, what would be positive

06:36:33.560 eugenics for us, right? And this is a wide fear to discuss. You can make it very, very extreme,

06:36:45.320 or you can, like the people of the 12 years, doing it wholesomely to lift up all your people,

06:36:54.200 pull them with. And over time, things get better, right? And better and better. But I just want to

06:37:04.760 bring this aspect in. So trying to find the standing and then what I'm saying is hard science. You can

06:37:13.080 take that home. Thank you, Komontis. It's always nice hearing from you, brother. You're welcome to

06:37:25.960 the stage anytime. Can I add to that? Do it.

06:37:28.840 To what Komontis said. Yeah, there's one way to do that, and that's through social engineering,

06:37:35.640 top-down, putting incentives in place. The other way is, and I'm a living example of that, and many of us

06:37:47.160 are, is that this positive eugenics can be done at the family level, right? And this is what was 0.87

06:37:59.080 probably pursued in many cases among the royals, the nobles, the aristocrats,

06:38:05.640 throughout history. They did this at a family level, and they did it intentionally on their own

06:38:15.480 recognizance or recognition, let's say, of the impact and the consequences and what they were

06:38:23.800 breeding for themselves. And then we can set apart a social engineering program that builds 0.98

06:38:35.560 toward this as well by using incentives in the social scale and potentially if we gain access to

06:38:43.880 the levers at the government's level to bring that about as well. So, two ways to go there

06:38:51.000 with the positive eugenics. Komontis, do you, do you agree to that?

06:38:57.880 In reference to what you're saying? Yes, yes. Like, like, uh,

06:39:02.680 uh, the federal rights did it this way. Uh, it wanted to, that everybody, even, even the disabled, engage.

06:39:12.760 That was the important part. Everybody should engage, right? And in some way or another way,

06:39:21.960 right? And, and, uh, this way everybody is valuable, but at the same time looking at, uh, the breeding

06:39:30.600 culture, so to say, and trying to disincentivize wrong breeding, right? This is how they did it.

06:39:36.680 Yeah. You know, mythos and Komontis, since we have been talking about natural law, um,

06:39:47.480 I've been meditating a little bit on it and this might be a point of contention for some,

06:39:53.560 but natural law is God's law. It is the law that was put in place to guide and govern the force of

06:40:04.040 nature that we are participants in. Now, obviously there are laws put in place by the creator that

06:40:13.480 separates us between beasts, but this doesn't mean that we completely ignore the natural order of

06:40:21.000 things in order to disrupt or discourage the natural process that takes place within natural law.

06:40:28.840 The beauty of man and the beauty of white man is taking things that are inherently within nature and

06:40:36.840 creating beautiful civilization, works of art, technology, um, domesticating livestock and things

06:40:45.320 of that nature. But the corruption of man is when we, when we take ourselves away and say,

06:40:55.640 natural law means nothing, I am going to create my own laws. And guess what? The divine beauty

06:41:05.000 of natural law, it means nothing to me now. I will create society the way I see fit. I will create laws the

06:41:15.240 way that I see fit. I will disrupt the natural order of mother nature the way I see fit. And it creates, uh,

06:41:25.000 an incompatibility between man and nature that becomes a destructive force, not only spiritually, but

06:41:34.440 physically. And ultimately, uh, we become a chaotic force on the planet when we refuse to recognize these

06:41:44.920 things. And Comantis, you brought up natural selection, right? Natural selection is a part of natural law.

06:41:51.720 And when, when we disregard these certain things, that's when we kind of end up creating

06:42:00.040 unhealthy children. So I, I'm on page when it comes to everything that you guys are saying. I just

06:42:06.920 wanted to add that little bit of piece in there in order for us to kind of have a, a more well-rounded

06:42:13.720 view of the topic.

06:42:21.480 Milkman, go ahead.

06:42:26.120 What's up fellas and ladies and gentlemen. Thank you. Uh, this is, this is absolutely a fabulous, fabulous

06:42:33.480 topic that we're talking about. And I want to give a shout out to the gentleman that is speaking. I hope I don't

06:42:38.040 pronounce your name wrong. White Trek, the cohost. Oh, it's white. Right. Right. Right. Excuse me.

06:42:45.720 Uh, what a great way of explaining the difference between whites and blacks and non-whites and brown. 0.99

06:42:51.800 That was very, very well articulated. And, um, you know, kudos to you, man. I mean,

06:42:57.560 you need to write that down and put it out there. That's exactly the type of this, uh, you know,

06:43:02.600 stuff that's undisparaging that needs to be put out there, you know, intellectually and intelligently,

06:43:08.040 especially to our young people. But, uh,

06:43:10.280 He's been practicing that bit for two years. Hey, don't give him too much credit.

06:43:14.120 Dude, that was fantastic, man. He should make a podcast about it. I tell you,

06:43:18.040 but going forward, fellas, I don't want to trigger anybody. I said this on another space that, uh,

06:43:22.680 although I agree 110% with everything that's being said, that there's a, an uncomfortable truth to all of

06:43:28.760 this and that, uh, we are as a white race have, uh, not been defeated in any way, shape or form.

06:43:34.600 We have not been conquered. And, uh, the reason that we're in this position is the, uh, the sellout

06:43:40.040 of our own people, uh, the things, and there's a lot of reasons for that. I know the Jews have 1.00

06:43:45.000 manipulated some white people and simple-minded white people and turned them against their own 0.96

06:43:49.720 people. I know a lot of it had to do with religion and some people's interpretation of religion has

06:43:54.760 infected this idea of inclusion, but that's something, you know, I really don't want to go

06:43:59.480 down that road, but, uh, the first order of business, in my opinion, again, I don't want

06:44:04.200 to trigger anybody to, cause I'm on this journey with all of you, but, uh, we have to look at

06:44:10.440 ourselves and our own people. I mean, what, what our own people are doing to each other is they sold

06:44:16.040 us all out. I mean, what Angela Merkel did, uh, the prime minister of Germany, letting all those 0.92

06:44:21.080 Syrians in to our beloved Germany is just sickening what, what these Irish pilots are doing and 1.00

06:44:28.280 letting all these nons infecting Ireland that there's no logical reason for that. Ireland is 0.97

06:44:35.160 not an industrial nation where it's needed cheap labor. There's more to this than just that. You could

06:44:42.120 almost hold your nose.

06:44:43.560 Real countries. You're breaking up milk, man. Uh, work. I'm sorry. How about now? Can you hear me?

06:44:54.840 Yeah, that's a little better. Uh, yeah, I'm sorry guys. I'm driving anyway. Like I,

06:44:59.480 there's no logical reason why these white, uh, white Irish politicians let all these nons go into

06:45:05.000 Ireland. Ireland is not an industrial country where it's needed of a mass labor force. It's very,

06:45:12.040 very, very suspect to me and very calculating. So as I can go on this fight with you and on this

06:45:17.560 journey, I'm willing to do whatever, whoever, whenever, but, uh, we have to go after our own

06:45:23.480 people. We, and I, I do, I go, I deliberately go out and seek out and try to speak to people of our

06:45:30.120 white race that don't agree with me and try to have civil conversations wrap around my head,

06:45:34.360 they're thinking. And surprisingly, most of them agree with me, but they're just afraid.

06:45:38.840 Uh, they're just afraid and, uh, they don't want to get involved because they're afraid of the

06:45:43.320 consequences. Uh, you know, so, uh, again, I want to give a shout out to white, right? I think that 1.00

06:45:48.840 was fantastic. Write that down, make a podcast, brother, make an article, make copies. I'll put it

06:45:54.760 anywhere, everywhere. That was absolutely perfect. I mean, this is exactly what's needed to have this

06:46:00.280 type of discussion where we don't disparage anybody. We just put out pure historical,

06:46:06.120 present current event facts that are undeniable. So, uh, again, thank you all. And again,

06:46:12.200 mythos and his gang, thank you for this space. It's hugely important and it's extremely encouraging,

06:46:17.720 man. So, uh, remember we can't have white power without white excellence. So you got it guys. 0.93

06:46:22.920 Thank you. Thanks milk, man. I just want to make a note that milk, man, uh,

06:46:27.400 Ed came on on Friday and gave a similarly powerful, uh, uh, um, pitch and it inspired us. Like we

06:46:38.360 talked about, we, we've been working behind the scenes to, uh, put together, uh, a white excellence 0.70

06:46:44.040 clothing line that exhibits and, and displays white excellence, pride in who we are as a people,

06:46:50.600 pride in our history, pride in what we've built and pride in where we're going. Uh, and we wanted to

06:46:56.200 make something that, that fit a certain vibe and aesthetic as well as something that you can wear,

06:47:02.280 uh, without, um, explicitly throwing, uh, you know, uh, third Reich vibes. Uh, we know that there is a 0.96

06:47:11.880 use for that as well. And I certainly, uh, love the display of the swastika, but the white excellence 1.00

06:47:18.200 clothing, uh, is a little bit of, uh, of, um, um, an inroad into the, uh, the, the town square, uh,

06:47:27.640 in a way that we can, uh, wear and be proud of it. And, and milk man had given a pitch, uh, in,

06:47:33.080 and just like he ended right now with white excellence that inspired us to launch the store

06:47:39.400 right in that moment. Uh, and we did that on Friday. Um, we have, uh, about a dozen orders

06:47:45.160 so far of, uh, of a few dozen, uh, different items. It's been, uh, it's been, uh, well received so far

06:47:52.840 and, and to honor milk man here, uh, milk man, I'm going to send you a DM with a coupon code and a link

06:47:59.320 to the store. Uh, you're, you're going to have, it's going to be a free item, uh, that you can, uh,

06:48:05.960 use, uh, to, so use the, the coupon code there, get yourself a free item from our shop, uh, for,

06:48:13.480 for being a man of excellence and inspiring us to launch when we did, uh, we want this to be

06:48:18.760 something. So I hope you find something awesome on the store that you really love, or that you can

06:48:23.480 find for a gift, uh, for someone you love who will wear it with pride. Uh, so thank you again for being

06:48:29.160 a participant and, uh, and enjoying the show. We do this for you guys. We do this for our people. So,

06:48:34.200 uh, well received. Thank you, sir.

06:48:35.880 Fit side has been waiting patiently. Thank you, brother. What you got?

06:48:45.880 Well, I was going to go into, uh, so we'll talk about, uh, different civilizations and eugenics 0.74

06:48:52.440 and about how civilizations and stuff like that, but I wanted to just fix something that's my,

06:48:58.600 my autism mind can't let go. It's called, I'm going to recite a poem called, If You Give a Hammer.

06:49:03.720 If you give a hammer to a white man, he would use it to build a city. If you give a hammer to 0.97

06:49:08.840 an Asian man, he would use it to make more hammers. If you give a hammer to a black man, 1.00

06:49:13.160 he would use it to murder the white man. If you give a hammer to the Jew, he would give it to the 1.00

06:49:18.040 black man. There you go. Boom. Love it. Love it, Fitz. 1.00

06:49:25.080 That, that, that, that should be on a shirt. You're going to talk about marriage.

06:49:30.360 It's funny because it's true, but yeah, you're right.

06:49:33.160 Yeah. I mean, I don't know if it'd be a little wordy and a little too text dense. Um, but that,

06:49:38.760 that's like, that's, that's merchant.

06:49:41.240 It can be, I'm, I'm a fan of the subliminal. That can be like a small print subliminal patterned

06:49:48.600 background that on the, uh, from 10 feet away, you can't read it. And then you walk up and you go,

06:49:55.080 what, what does that say? And you're just kind of reading it right off the chest. And, uh, the man,

06:50:00.520 uh, like Fitz is looking down at you, read, uh, the words and you just follow that logic there. Uh,

06:50:07.320 uh, that's a, that's a psychological hammer. I love it. Yeah. I think we can work that in somewhere.

06:50:13.480 Green power.

06:50:25.560 My Chipotle burrito friend. Are you there, bud? Are you throwing Romans? 1.00

06:50:30.600 Put down the sofritas and, uh, unlike.

06:50:35.800 Yeah. Um, I guess, uh, I need to take this off. Not that, uh, not that I didn't want to say anything,

06:50:41.960 but just cause, uh, I think sometimes when I click my phone, it, uh, throws a Roman, uh, 0.50

06:50:47.400 subconsciously, but, um, but yeah, no, I really liked that hammer analogy. It's really good. It's

06:50:52.680 really crisp. It's a little wordy, but it may be good. Like the front, you say, bring the hammer

06:50:58.280 and the back has a QR code. And to those that key into it, they see it. And then it says, join us on

06:51:04.760 white excellence radio. That would, some of these shirts should have a QR code for white excellence.

06:51:10.200 I think, I think that would be great. So anyway, that's all I have to say.

06:51:15.960 And I'm still, it's throwing up hands every time I, okay.

06:51:22.120 Okay.

06:51:22.520 Green power just can't help, but throw Roman every time he's on stage, even when he's talking.

06:51:29.160 Israel is too high. He's obviously not actually eating that much Chipotle. 0.96

06:51:33.640 Uh, good man. Um, yeah, I like that. I mean, you have that as a, as an inlay, even, uh, on a Thor's

06:51:43.080 hammer, uh, design and, uh, and put that all together. Uh, yeah, that'll work. That'll work.

06:51:51.160 Coming soon to a white excellence store near you. Um, we like that. And, and in fact, I want to throw a,

06:51:57.080 um, an invitation out to our artists. Uh, if you look at white excellence.org and you see the 0.98

06:52:04.040 aesthetic that we're going for and you see the designs that were headed, uh, this is the vibe

06:52:09.800 of the store. This is the vibe we'll continue to have, uh, outside of a few fun ones, like the, uh,

06:52:15.880 uh, um, the Hulk, uh, silhouette, uh, and things we're going to do kind of outside the margins. Uh,

06:52:23.480 but, uh, you know, if you have the ability to, uh, craft a nice design for us to throw on a tee,

06:52:30.200 we are happy to field that you can get in, uh, my, my, uh, DMs, uh, white's DMs, radios, DMs, uh,

06:52:38.200 those of us who are running the show and pitch us on that. And, uh, we'll take it from there.

06:52:44.760 And, uh, if we can work something out, uh, there'd be something in it for you as well. So,

06:52:48.680 uh, thanks. And, and we appreciate it. This is a collective effort. We hope to make a lot

06:52:53.240 of people proud. You know, one of the things that's going to be fun is, uh, walking around

06:52:58.040 at some point and seeing, uh, somebody, I don't even know wearing a white excellence hat

06:53:04.280 or white excellence t-shirt or white excellence sweatshirt and, uh, and, you know, showing that they

06:53:11.240 have the courage as, uh, as Fleshy had put out there, uh, you have the courage to wear it.

06:53:17.400 Let's, uh, put your money where your mouth is and, uh, let's go. Let's, uh, let's elevate the 0.96

06:53:23.080 rhetoric here. So good stuff. Rusty, go ahead. Yeah. Um, I have the ability to,

06:53:33.000 you know, do composition pieces, like different composition of art and different stuff, but,

06:53:37.480 um, yeah, there would be compensation involved. But as far as the wordiness of that last talking

06:53:44.600 point that Fitzy made, you don't do it in words. That whole thing can be done in little pictures,

06:53:51.480 uh, very easily, right? A little white man giving another white man a hammer and a house is built. 0.51

06:53:57.320 A, the white man, uh, or then you have like the, what was it? The Japanese, and he gives in, 0.90

06:54:03.800 the Japanese guy ends up with two hammers and then the, the, the Jew gives the black guy, 0.96

06:54:09.640 the hammer and that's it. Right. Like, and then the ham, then the black guy kills the white guy 0.93

06:54:15.400 and the white guy dead or what, you know, this is like real simple stuff. And then, 0.99

06:54:18.840 and then the house is on fire. Yeah. And the house is on fire and everything's destroyed,

06:54:23.560 et cetera. And the wrecking ball and, uh, et cetera. Right. Like that particular one is done through

06:54:29.480 pictures very simply. And it actually would be very funny in pictures and it would be very

06:54:35.960 understood quickly without having to go through and reading it actually would be understood faster

06:54:42.040 through pictures than reading it. So I just wanted to, you know, we got the memes for that. That can

06:54:48.440 probably be whipped up in a meme in about, uh, two minutes. Absolutely. It's super good, but that's,

06:54:56.520 that's how you do that one is through pictures through meme meme style kind of layout pictures.

06:55:02.680 Yeah. Also is a white excellence ever going to have children's books with pictures. We need some of those 1.00

06:55:12.360 read with these, these same sort of diagrams, you know, to teach.

06:55:17.880 Reprint of the ducks and the hens. Yeah. The racist book, the racist nursery rhymes.

06:55:37.080 Uh, fifth side. Yeah. If y'all do memes on your shirt, I'm kind of down. Like the one where, uh,

06:55:42.680 white man says, holds the little card that says civilization. So I built this and he gives it over

06:55:48.200 to the black man. The black man sets it on fire. Then the white man comes to put it out. And he's 1.00

06:55:52.760 like, why, why'd you do this? And the black man's crying. It's a good one. But as long as you don't 1.00

06:55:58.840 do any memes with Pepe or Goyper's in it, I'll, I'll stand by, I'll stand by for most of the stuff you

06:56:04.920 make. Just don't use Pepe. I think that's the gayest shit in the world. 1.00

06:56:07.640 Don't you disparage Pepe on this stage. I will drop you. 1.00

06:56:18.520 Pepe is our fearless leader and he will continue to reign through the halls of Keck

06:56:25.800 till the end of time.

06:56:29.560 Y'all missed out on the early years because the memes, the memetics that we were using 0.97

06:56:34.440 to get people to think was fucking golden. Like that point, the other stuff, man, now it's 0.65

06:56:41.160 kind of like, we're just talking, but man, there was a period in the white nationalism where we

06:56:46.760 were waking people up with just memetics.

06:56:51.240 We're all from Texas.

06:56:52.200 Yeah. It was back when Hillary, uh, was screaming about Pepe frog being racist.

06:56:57.560 Some fire shit came out right around that time for Pepe. 0.99

06:57:04.440 Western get in there, bud. 0.98

06:57:08.760 Yeah, guys, uh, just, uh, to touch on like the memetics.

06:57:12.440 I mean, this is a episode that I've been willing to make for a while and I haven't gotten around to

06:57:16.360 it, but what I see with like podcasts and, and the meme wars and all that is that they kind of hit

06:57:23.560 a point of extremism when they're ramping up from normie. And once the normies catch up,

06:57:29.800 they kind of fizzle out, you know, people are naturally afraid of going too far and,

06:57:34.920 and things coming down too hard on them. But I think that's ideologically or philosophically,

06:57:43.320 if you're not always pushing until you reach the ultimate conclusion of whatever it is you're

06:57:48.280 pursuing, that's the natural outcome of things. You know, like if you stop halfway and we kind

06:57:54.760 of saw that with January 6th, you know, like the, the people went there, they were expecting one

06:57:59.880 thing that they got another, they stopped halfway. It's like, well, then yeah, what happens? Like,

06:58:05.320 that's, that's what happens because you didn't win, you know, you didn't secure victory.

06:58:09.240 You know, and it's the same, we will hang together, we will hang separately, right?

06:58:15.720 Exactly. But yeah, it's like, you know, all death is certain. So why fear death? You know,

06:58:21.000 like none, none of us are getting out of here alive. So, but yeah, you know, you have to secure your,

06:58:28.280 your victories, whether they're ideological or philosophical, whether they're in the real world,

06:58:34.760 or whether they're online in conversations, like you always have to be pushing for that,

06:58:38.280 that objective. And when you secure that objective, it's onto the next objective.

06:58:43.000 And there's, there's risk in that, but there's, there's risk in everything.

06:58:47.320 And if we're more afraid of losing personally than we are of losing as a, as a collective,

06:58:51.400 as the white group, then how can we ever really secure a future for our, our children? You know, 0.90

06:58:57.400 like, and that's, that should be the ultimate, the ultimate objective that is valued above even our

06:59:05.320 lives in our prosperity, whatever. But that's just my two cents.

06:59:18.040 I'm using Grok right now to create a meme that follows.

06:59:34.760 Nice. I was taking a bathroom break. Sorry for the, the lull in the space, but just the parrot mythos,

06:59:43.000 uh, check out white excellence.org people. We worked hard on it. Um, and we would definitely

06:59:49.560 appreciate any of your support. Uh, what was I going to say? I have, I'm having a brain fart.

06:59:58.280 I get one retard moment and one blonde moment a day. Um, rusty, please fill the air while I gather my 1.00

07:00:05.160 thoughts. Yeah. I was just going to ask when it comes to your, are you outsourcing manufacturing

07:00:11.560 when you do your, um, uh, one second, let me pause this when you, and if not, or if so,

07:00:19.640 are, do you have, how many layers are you doing with your shirts? Are you able to do multiple colors?

07:00:25.880 Are you what, um, I'm just curious a little bit.

07:00:29.880 So we got a lot of colors that we can work for with when it comes to shirts. However,

07:00:37.880 when it comes to the aesthetic that we're presenting, there's going to be certain colors

07:00:42.520 that are just off of the table. Um, we are outsourcing some of our work. It's not like we

07:00:49.400 have a shop where we're pressing all the prints and doing all the embroideries ourselves at the moment,

07:00:54.840 but that day will come. The more that you support us, the more likely that we can turn this into a

07:01:00.520 more private operation where we can employ, um, young white people to get their hands involved in

07:01:09.000 the business. So, um, are certain colors off the table because of expense or because you just don't

07:01:16.840 want certain colors, uh, because it's more along the lines of if we do a purple shirt, it's going to

07:01:24.280 clash with the vibe that we have. You know what I mean? Yes. Yes. I know. No, I wasn't meaning

07:01:29.800 actually, I actually like black and white and certain colors, neutral, uh, gray, but I was one,

07:01:36.600 I'm talking about the actual print, the colors of the, um, you know, the screen, the actual,

07:01:44.120 what is it? The ink or the printing? Oh, no. So vinyl. Yeah. So, so I don't even know what you're using.

07:01:50.360 The more, what are you using? Yeah. The, the more intricate the design and the more

07:01:54.920 print that we need to do on the shirt, the more expensive the shirt is going to cost.

07:01:59.640 Of course. Of course. Yep. Okay. I was just curious about that.

07:02:10.440 I'm eating cold pizza while Mythos is, uh, grokking memes. How are you doing there?

07:02:16.280 Yeah. I mean, the, the entire aesthetic is based off the kind of black and white. So I think like

07:02:21.240 black, white grays, maybe like a charcoal, but when you start getting into these louder colors,

07:02:26.520 um, so there's that. So it really, all, all the, um,

07:02:32.120 renderings were based off of the kind of black or white, a lot of white. I mean, obviously kind of

07:02:37.800 self-evident why that would be, but, um, yeah, there, there was no, I didn't see any renderings off of

07:02:42.760 like purple or like red or like pastels. So I think if you want that, um, I don't know if there's

07:02:49.480 a demand for that. Like some people like, like the loud neon type shirts, that's, that's gotta be a

07:02:54.200 pretty small subset. No, this is more, um, well, I'm doing a piece after, after I finished this one

07:03:00.120 piece, I'm actually do, I'm going to be, I have already made the composition of the piece and it's

07:03:05.320 like a Viking style piece. So it would be more of earth tones. I was thinking of course I would

07:03:12.040 want that laid on top of black because of the high contrast with the earth tones. And then, um,

07:03:18.920 but yeah, it would be like, you know, the water would be a dullish blue or green and the, and then

07:03:26.040 you'd have some, it's got a port, uh, two portraits and a ship, a Viking weapon. And it's, it's it,

07:03:33.240 the way it's laid out is interesting, but it would be a very nice, I could imagine it on a shirt and

07:03:38.260 it would have, um, people would like it. I bet it would have, um, it, people would be drawn to the

07:03:46.680 image. I bet. Yeah. I mean, if you got something, you know, we got a cut affiliate operations. So

07:03:52.440 like I said, if you got some, you know, cool designs, you know, it's, we're not, it's, this is not

07:03:56.860 charity. This is worth mentioning. Obviously we accept donors. This, this bears repeating. Um,

07:04:02.400 we're not trying to run a bunch of charities. So we're trying to move away from the exclusively

07:04:07.720 something for nothing economics of this movement and cause where you like this ideology or this

07:04:15.940 takes. And, you know, even the con, I guess if you're, if you're doing content, that's obviously

07:04:19.540 respectable and monetizable. Um, but even that is, you know, that, that has its limitations when

07:04:26.240 it's just free content and you get randomized anonymous donations of arbitrary dollar amounts.

07:04:31.520 This is more of a traditional something, you know, exchange of value, give money, get a product.

07:04:38.680 So more, more productization as opposed monetization of, of a product, a good. Um, I think we've been

07:04:46.360 exclusively donors and services. This causes movement. The, the simple macroeconomics has been

07:04:51.220 all donors and, uh, uh, you know, sort of heartstring donations and, uh, really just, just, uh,

07:04:58.900 donations, charitable donations and services at best, not a lot of product. So this is a more

07:05:05.180 traditional monetization of goods and services, um, goods and content. So that's all that this is.

07:05:12.140 This is, this is like basic economics. So I think anybody that countersignals this obviously did not

07:05:17.980 take, you know, much in the way of econ in school. This is just how it fucking works. 0.99

07:05:23.960 I'll, I'll say this in, in what I've been able to observe with the cause abroad is something that 0.98

07:05:32.120 you brought up is that it's, it's hyper-focused on donation without necessarily representation or

07:05:40.440 a good slash service that's provided from you. And if we do want to collectivize,

07:05:47.800 make money, fund the movement, we have to get out of this idea that we're not going to support each

07:05:56.320 other's businesses, or we're not going to create a business, or we're going to be stuck working under

07:06:03.200 somebody for an hourly rate forever. We need to, as a movement, evolve into an area of self-sustainability.

07:06:11.880 So that way we can not only fund ourselves and our projects, but also uplift one another via our

07:06:20.080 businesses that we create to create opportunities for each other in a dual economy, right? If we all

07:06:28.700 want to go mask off and say, guess what? I am a Nazi. I am going to throw a Roman salute at a pool 0.92

07:06:35.600 like SCOBY did. We need to be able to provide the infrastructure and the economy to our people to

07:06:41.800 feel comfortable doing that because 90% of the people that are anonymous on the internet are

07:06:47.780 anonymous because they say, I'm worried about my family. I don't know where I'm going to work if I

07:06:53.040 get fired from my job, et cetera, et cetera. You guys have heard all of the excuses as to why we remain

07:06:59.580 anonymous. And when we can create an economy where being anonymous is more of a choice rather than

07:07:07.660 a OPSEC hazard in the sense where if I'm not anonymous, my whole family and my child go hungry, then

07:07:15.580 we're doing things right. So we need to start creating businesses to self-sustain ourselves and push this

07:07:24.700 ball forward instead of relying on the strict donation process. So that means creating projects

07:07:32.860 that bring in a source of income. So that way, the money can continue to flow within each other

07:07:39.420 in the movement rather than just lining our pockets for XYZ donation after donation after donation.

07:07:46.860 And I wanted to just say, I have to add it in here. Give me a sec, Rusty.

07:07:50.700 Oh, okay. Yeah. Let me just, yeah. Cause, uh, you know, in terms of a business model and,

07:07:56.460 you know, the way people think about, um, earning money, most people think of it as going to work,

07:08:02.940 punching a clock, um, you know, obeying the, uh, the policies and orders of their managers,

07:08:10.380 superiors, et cetera, and then coming home with their own paycheck. When you own a business,

07:08:15.820 you can do it as a sole proprietorship, which means you are providing a singular service

07:08:20.380 to, uh, to somebody and you're the one profiting. And that's great too. But when you get into the

07:08:27.100 business of business, you're, you're actually creating jobs for people. And that's kind of

07:08:32.220 what White's talking about. You're creating jobs for people who then can put food on their table.

07:08:37.820 And then you become somebody who's responsible for other people's lives. And when you, when you

07:08:42.780 graduate to that level where your, your job is to make sure that other people have jobs and your job

07:08:50.460 is to make sure that other people are able to put money away for their mortgage, put money away for

07:08:56.460 their vacation, put money away for their holidays and, uh, move into a place where, uh, you're networked

07:09:06.620 and where you're operating at that level. And the, the idea is, is to continue to expand that model

07:09:13.980 to become a powerful network of people who are all unionized in a sense toward a common cause,

07:09:20.700 uh, that we don't even have to really put down on paper. Uh, we're all just the part of the same

07:09:27.660 family working towards something great. And, and that's the essence of, of being white. That's the 0.99

07:09:33.820 essence of white excellence, not in, not as a brand, but as an idea that's, that is what white 0.88

07:09:40.140 excellence is creating communities in which you're all collectively profiting off of the workload and

07:09:47.180 that you're responsible to each other and that everything you do has a, has a, uh, an outcome of

07:09:53.980 benefit to each other. And you actually care about what you do. And that's, that's business. That's the

07:09:59.900 bigger picture of business. And the, the, uh, the idea that you're somehow, uh, more righteous by

07:10:07.660 working for another company that, uh, you know, is in, you're surrounded by Browns and you're getting 1.00

07:10:15.180 taxed and you're, you're paying for someone you don't knows, um, you know, salary at the top and,

07:10:22.700 and they're donating to causes that are supporting your genocide. You're not holy. You're not,

07:10:29.900 you're not a sacrificial lamb. You're not a martyr. You're not doing anything great at all. You're,

07:10:34.860 you're, you're, you need to work out of that into something greater, into something that's,

07:10:39.420 that is collectively white. And that's what we're doing. You know, we are working on that 0.96

07:10:44.700 in particular so that we can then, like white said to offer young men, uh, a job and offer young men

07:10:51.980 a means to start learning a trade and learning a skill and learning how to, uh, be accountable.

07:10:59.100 And the donos, uh, lifestyle is, is lacks accountability. You give me a dono. Cool.

07:11:04.700 I owe you nothing. You give me an order. I have something to provide. There's accountability there.

07:11:11.260 I need to, I need to fulfill this and I need to do it fast. My reputation's at stake. I'm not just

07:11:17.100 telling you what you want to hear and you give me donos. I'm not Nick Fuentes. I'm not, I'm not

07:11:22.380 contradicting myself every other Tuesday in order to bring you content that makes you feel like you're

07:11:27.500 winning while you, you, uh, give me donos for super chats. So I can read off your, your statement,

07:11:33.980 uh, and then either applaud you or, or disparage you in front of the crowd. Uh, this is not white 0.92

07:11:41.260 excellence. White excellence is building industries, building parallel economies, 0.97

07:11:47.660 building parallel politics and building parallel culture. And that's white excellence. And, and that 0.87

07:11:53.100 can't go without saying either in what we're, what we're building. Um, thank you right there

07:11:58.460 for that order. Uh, whoever just, uh, ordered that. So we really appreciate you. I mean, this is,

07:12:03.500 this is the way it works. And when you know that that order goes to put food on the table of a white 0.93

07:12:08.780 man, uh, and his family members, you are a part of the solution and we're working together on this.

07:12:15.420 And you get to go out there and wear that and have the freshest gear and, and, and the,

07:12:21.020 the most powerful statement on the planet for being proud of who you are as a white man. When,

07:12:26.780 uh, when Mr. Beast is going and watering the locusts that, that are seeking to invade your country in,

07:12:36.140 in five, 10, 15 years and destroy you. So this is the pushback and, uh, and I appreciate you guys.

07:12:42.380 Go ahead, Rusty. Yeah. And I just wanted to say, if I do shoot you guys art in time, um,

07:12:48.460 yeah, it wouldn't be dono. And the reason being is this isn't meme art. This is like

07:12:53.340 art that I'm literally putting dozens of hours into. So it's like, it's, it's not.

07:12:59.900 No. Yeah. Yeah. We need to get out of this donation economy. You provide a service,

07:13:05.020 you get paid for your service. I know it sounds a little, um, harsh, but what did our fathers teach

07:13:12.620 us? If you're good at something, never do it for free. Right. And Rusty, if you develop a

07:13:19.180 beautiful work of art that can go on clothing, you deserve to be paid for that. If you paint a

07:13:25.580 beautiful picture on a canvas that somebody hangs up on their wall, they deserve to be paid for that.

07:13:32.940 Not the person hanging it, but the person buying the painting obviously. So yeah, of course,

07:13:38.940 charity is awesome. Donation is awesome, but we do need to get into this mindset of start starting to

07:13:45.660 build things that matter. And I understand that clothing is, is something that we all need,

07:13:51.660 right? Sometimes it's a luxury, but we need to start building other businesses as well.

07:13:58.300 We need to start doing all white construction companies. We need to start doing all white 1.00

07:14:04.060 goods and services abroad, you know, whether it's manufacturing or production or, uh, lumberjacking,

07:14:13.580 you name it, right? I've given the take so many times before on 1488 radio that white people should 0.98

07:14:19.900 be dominating every single aspect of our economy. And that means everything. I know it's a point

07:14:25.740 of contention when I say even white people should be dominating organized crime, but there's truth to 1.00

07:14:31.580 that. This is our country. And if we want to take it seriously, if we care about it, if we want it back,

07:14:39.660 we need to stop working for other people and start working for each other, start building for each other,

07:14:48.220 start circulating dollars within each other. So that way we not only receive our homelands back,

07:14:55.660 but we can get rich while doing it too, guys. Settling for poverty is unacceptable. Settling for

07:15:04.460 bare minimum is unacceptable. You are a white person. There has been thousands of white people that it 0.98

07:15:11.420 took for you to get here right now. And for you to be settling for anything less than greatness and

07:15:17.180 excellence. When we have, we are literally the foundations of the entire world is unacceptable.

07:15:24.700 You are awesome. You are amazing. You are a creator. You come from creators. You come from a long line

07:15:32.860 of people who have bled, tilled the soil, created industries, built cars, invented planes, invented the 0.87

07:15:41.500 internet, invented the phone on your hand, and settling for mediocrity is unacceptable. You deserve the

07:15:49.820 world, white man. It just depends on whether or not you want to seize it. It's yours. 0.67

07:15:57.980 Green Power, what's up, bro?

07:15:59.340 Yeah, so, um, good, great speech. Love it. Um, I posted a comment, and I just think that it would be

07:16:09.340 awesome if we had, uh, white male privilege, uh, uh, cards, maybe a black fatigue card, you know?

07:16:18.860 Um, and, uh, you know, just some of these, like, kind of like credit cards. I know that there's this

07:16:23.740 one guy, Joel Patrick, uh, he's black and he started selling white privilege, which, you know, doesn't 0.52

07:16:28.700 make any sense. But, um, I know that that's something I would definitely buy, uh, like a card that I could

07:16:34.300 kind of show real quick, and then just kind of, uh, disappear into my wallet real quick. A black 1.00

07:16:41.020 fatigue one, or, or a white male privilege or something. Be kind of cool.

07:16:47.580 Or, you know, just, just a business card that has the hard R on it, and anytime you,

07:16:52.860 some boon goes crazy in public, you don't say it. You just hand them a business card and walk away.

07:16:57.820 Yeah, no, that would be awesome. And, or, like, or, like, uh, the, yeah, the, and then pass,

07:17:06.380 or, like, an N-word pass or something, however they do it. With, with the hard R on it, like,

07:17:11.340 with it all spelled out, that would be great. You know, just to kind of either show it, or

07:17:15.900 hand it to them, or, it'd be worth five bucks. It's got a picture of just, like, a random black 0.95

07:17:21.660 person saying this, this N-word pass was sponsored by, and it's just some ugly boon. George Floyd. 0.95

07:17:30.780 Yeah, yeah, um, that, that would be funny. Yeah, that's definitely something I'd get into. That

07:17:38.300 would be great. One Tribe, welcome to the stage, brother. What do you have for us? Hey guys, um,

07:17:49.660 great space. Um, like Milkman was saying earlier, just, uh, just so well articulated. Um, you know,

07:17:56.540 your, your, your thoughts on, um, white people building our own businesses for our own people

07:18:04.540 and growing those and dominating the economy, um, in all of those different, um, products and services

07:18:13.500 and industries. Um, and what you'll find too, when we get to that point, and we'll get to that point,

07:18:21.660 is we'll have our own, there'll be a sub-economy with, within our own people, where those dollars

07:18:28.700 are flowing back into our businesses. And you, the, the, the growth momentum with that, um,

07:18:36.380 um, is, is, is hard to imagine. But with all of that capital flowing into our own communities,

07:18:43.900 into the households of our people, um, with, with those jobs, with the, the value of those

07:18:52.300 businesses growing, that's the equity in those businesses. Um, the, the results in, in just a few

07:18:59.100 short years will be absolutely eye popping. I can tell you that from, um, experience having,

07:19:04.300 you know, you know, help many, many businesses, um, grow value. It's kind of my thing regrettably,

07:19:13.660 and it, it kills my fucking soul. It's mostly for Jew owned private equity firms. And so, uh, 0.99

07:19:20.460 it is what it is, but I, I seek redemption and I seek to bring my experience to any of our brothers

07:19:28.940 who need some help, um, starting a business. In fact, I was just on, uh, back channels with another

07:19:36.380 guy, um, from another space. He wants to start an LLC and I just kind of walked him through the

07:19:41.900 paperwork. It's real fucking simple, but you don't know what you don't know. And, um, you know, 0.88

07:19:46.220 he had a couple, you know, he had a lot of questions, like he just didn't know the things. And,

07:19:49.260 um, you know, we just got on a call like through, uh, through X and, um, just went to the,

07:19:55.420 uh, you know, secretary of state's website and just walked through the forums and, and, and did

07:20:00.060 the things. And, um, and so he's got his LLC started and he's working with another brother from,

07:20:04.860 uh, from, you know, this platform and, uh, they're going to, they're going to do some great things. So,

07:20:10.620 um, it was, um, very gratifying for me to just kind of just, you know, lend a hand. So, um,

07:20:19.980 I'm here for it guys. Love it. Appreciate the mic. Yeah. And if I could just add this stuff is

07:20:27.900 dry, but it's important. So we, we have these conversations behind the scenes. I know not

07:20:32.180 everybody in the, the overall kind of cause landscape agrees with this. Um, but we feel

07:20:38.960 that this is the way this is the formula for success. Um, charities and nonprofits are great,

07:20:44.980 but that can't, they need to be, that needs to be the thing. The thing needs to be the thing.

07:20:49.420 If you're running a nonprofit, you're running a charity and that needs to be its explicit purpose

07:20:54.060 where it's charitable donations, it's donations with no expectation. Um, and that's fine, but there

07:21:00.340 also needs to be a goods and service exchange aspect of it as well. So this, this is practicing

07:21:05.940 what one preaches around building. We always talk about building parallel, this parallel, that that's

07:21:10.360 what this is. This is execution of the talk. This is actually doing the things that we talk about

07:21:15.940 on the internet in real life. So the URL to IRL moniker, everyone talks about, well, you know,

07:21:22.260 it's better than talking about doing something, fucking doing it. What's, what's cooler than 0.92

07:21:26.980 talking about doing a thing is doing a thing. And that, that, that's goes without saying

07:21:31.740 perhaps stating the obvious. Um, but it's important unless

07:21:35.200 it 100% is radio. And I think that once we get our shit together, there's nothing that 0.98

07:21:47.460 we can't accomplish people. So one tribe is up here. Just gave you a prime example of something 0.99

07:21:54.360 that he's good at. Don't be afraid to reach out to people who are experienced and older

07:22:00.900 than you and know what they're doing in order to change your life and the people's lives around

07:22:07.060 you for the better, because that's what we really should be doing here. And radio brought

07:22:12.100 up the old cliche, but the, the old cliche is, is a cliche because it's true. If you're not

07:22:19.040 turning the URL into the IRL, you're doing the internet wrong. You really are. We can all post

07:22:26.400 Pepe memes and be edgy from here till the extinction of the white race. But if we aren't 0.99

07:22:33.340 doing something, then guess what? The extinction will be the inevitable. So let's avoid the extinction

07:22:39.660 and let's actually get off of our hands and do something right. Securing the 14 words is a call to

07:22:45.900 action people. And again, these things don't always have to be overt. It can be, you know,

07:22:53.020 you don't always have to show your hand in everything you do. The notion that if it didn't

07:22:56.620 happen on the timeline and you don't post a video clip about it, that it didn't happen 0.98

07:23:00.760 is fucking absurd. And anybody that thinks that way is a small time thinker, an inconsequential 0.95

07:23:07.080 thinker. So if everything you do is for content sake, I suppose if you're purely a content creator

07:23:14.280 and you monetize that content and that's your main source of income and that's your main goal

07:23:20.300 and that's your overall strategic purpose, that's fine. But that's only going to go so far. And the

07:23:25.660 content game is very crowded. It's very crowded. It's very grifty by its nature because if you're

07:23:31.660 monetizing content, it's inevitable that it has a grifty component to it because you're literally,

07:23:37.440 you know, it's, it's almost like just, it's, it's inevitable, even if it's not like in,

07:23:41.340 inauthentic superficial grift, even if it is authentic, it is principled, there's that component

07:23:48.420 to it. So this is a mere just diversification of actual revenue streams, goods and services

07:23:55.240 rendered. This is like macroeconomics for big boys. And if you don't think this way, then that's a

07:24:01.900 you problem. It's not an us problem. And the criticism can, you can, you know, can blow smoke

07:24:07.480 somebody else's radio. I would say it's an us problem, right? Because we're, we're all in this

07:24:14.340 together in some way, shape or form. So the white race is cheesy as it sounds is only as strong as 0.90

07:24:21.280 our weakest links. Right. And, and we owe it to each other and to our ancestors to uplift each other 0.55

07:24:29.120 and make sure that we are thriving and surviving. I know the other day I gave the take about, you know,

07:24:36.840 the, the trash, right? Let's face it. There is some, some, some gutter dredging people within every

07:24:46.880 single race, including our own, some more than others. And those people will be handled come the 0.99

07:24:53.860 time. But what we need to be doing is we need to be doing our part and uplifting each and every one

07:25:00.800 of us. And it's leading by example. Yeah. It's leading by example. And it's not leading guys off

07:25:06.100 a cliff. So, you know, there's different types of leadership and, you know, leading someone to do

07:25:10.820 something constructive and positive and greater for themselves. And something's, you know, relatively

07:25:15.360 selfless is important. So, you know, it is leading and leading by example and not in a way that's

07:25:20.880 detrimental to the people following you. If people following your ideology and your worldview,

07:25:25.380 it's exclusively detrimental, that's problematic. You know, you have to mitigate for that. You have

07:25:30.080 to solve for that and try to, you know, I guess, protect the guys who follow you, you know, even if

07:25:34.720 that's, that's difficult at times, because obviously there's casualties in war and, you know, heads will

07:25:39.120 roll sometimes and guys will take strays. So I'm not saying, you know, be completely risk adverse,

07:25:44.660 have no appetite for risk, but risk needs to be calculated. It needs to be quantified. If you're not doing

07:25:49.880 like a, again, this might sound dry corporate, bro, a basic risk assessment, whenever you do

07:25:54.700 something, risk reward, you know, pros, cons, benefits analysis. If you're not doing that,

07:25:59.960 like you're not a thoughtful guy. Like, I'm just going to say it, like, you're not, you're not an

07:26:03.220 overly thoughtful guy. If it's just all about outcomes and you have, you don't take into account

07:26:07.360 any sort of risk in your operations, whatever they may be, you know, monetarily speaking,

07:26:13.720 economically speaking, or otherwise, this is just, this is how smart guys think they do do risk

07:26:18.880 analysis before they do things. And that comes in a lot of forms. It's a very overarching point

07:26:24.100 and statement, but it's an important one. You know, it's like, it's like anything, you know,

07:26:28.780 it's, it's basic risk mitigation that just wanted to add that is dry and is cliche and probably

07:26:34.140 self evident as that is. Get in there, brother. Yeah. You know, uh, you know, radio brings up a

07:26:49.240 good point about the business side of business being kind of dry and stuff like that. And, but

07:26:53.180 that's, that's, that's the area where a lot of entrepreneurs struggle. And, um, and there's a

07:27:00.240 huge, um, a huge cause for business failure is, is that dry accounting finance inventory is a big

07:27:13.680 one. You know, you start doing, you know, I was, you guys were talking about, uh, somebody asked,

07:27:18.120 you know, you have your own screen printer. I was going to look one up just to, just to see how

07:27:22.160 much they are just for ha ha's. But you know, I, I live legit have a buddy. I went to high school

07:27:28.120 with hockey player, played hockey with him. And, um, he started a screen printing business. Um,

07:27:34.960 and, and kind of a little small, uh, sporting goods store. And he, you know, all our, you know,

07:27:40.860 we grow up and like all our kids are playing hockey. I've spending an ungodly amount of fucking 0.99

07:27:46.060 money on hockey gear, you know, as the kids grow like fucking weeds through youth hockey through 1.00

07:27:51.560 high school. And, but his business failed because he wasn't keeping track of shit. He also had a 1.00

07:27:57.760 silk screening on the other side of his, uh, shop. He, he just had fucking shit stacked there. I need 1.00

07:28:03.800 this. I'm just going to buy it. His cashflow guy, he got all upside down on his fucking cashflow

07:28:08.060 and, um, and it killed him, you know? And he, you know, he's couldn't, he, all, all his cash was 0.98

07:28:14.020 sitting in this fucking inventory that he wasn't managing well. So, um, but it was a great small 0.97

07:28:20.620 business. And I even talked to him like, dude, let me just come in here. We'll see how much you

07:28:24.760 have. You know, let's look, we can, we can figure it out. He's like, nah, man, I got it. You know,

07:28:28.380 all right. All right, bro. But it's, it's, it is to, uh, to, uh, you know, radio's point that dry,

07:28:35.800 you know, side of the business side of the business that has to be fucking tight for the business to 0.90

07:28:42.780 succeed. You got to fucking know the numbers. So I'll, I'll yield there. Thanks for the mic. 0.99

07:28:53.820 Sorry for killing the room. No, man. No. Um, yeah, I'm over here with busy thumbs.

07:28:59.660 Yeah. Um, and I'll say this, not everything in life is designed to give you an instant

07:29:07.400 gratification dopamine hit, right? We, we all grew up in an era of instant gratification and now it's

07:29:15.500 evolving into an era of 30 second videos and dwindling attention spans. And when you sit down

07:29:26.160 and you do the hard work, there is rewards for doing that. And I think it's important that we

07:29:34.940 recognize that uncle a wrote a book called Mein Kampf. And what does Mein Kampf mean? That means my

07:29:43.000 struggle. It doesn't mean my sit and collect dopamine all day. It doesn't mean my sit on my hands and

07:29:53.720 enjoy go go slop. It doesn't mean watch the world around me decay. It doesn't mean settling for working

07:30:02.160 for someone else for the rest of your life. It means your life is going to be a struggle. And if you want

07:30:09.040 to be a great man and or woman, you need to embrace the struggle, recognize it as a growing process, whether

07:30:17.620 it's spiritually, mentally, or emotionally, and tackle the challenges that are presented, that are presented

07:30:25.040 to you. Head into these things face first, feet first, however you want to. But these things are

07:30:33.260 unavoidable. And the more that we take this life seriously, and the more that we take the 14 words

07:30:39.560 seriously, again, I'll repeat it over and over and over again, there will be nothing that can stop us, white 0.99

07:30:47.200 man. The world will shake and quake at our presence again, if we take the 14 words seriously. And that

07:30:56.680 means guess what, maybe sacrificing that dopamine hit to start an LLC to message one tribe and ask him,

07:31:05.140 hey, brother, I have a business idea. Can you help me start an LLC in my state? It's not going to be fun.

07:31:12.160 But the rewards of your labors will create the fun for you. Maybe you'll be able to buy the fucking 0.99

07:31:19.800 sea dew and go out on the lake and splash nons on a boat. So something to think about people. 0.99

07:31:29.800 Yeah. And if you're also if you're good at something, and you feel like you have the acumen

07:31:35.040 to be a business owner, and you find that your your boss, or your managers, etc, are not doing the job,

07:31:50.040 as well as you think can be done, you know, there are existing companies with people looking to sell,

07:31:56.720 and those existing companies, if you have the right level of experience, can be available to you

07:32:04.500 to for purchase. And there's ways that you can go about securing the funds to purchase that,

07:32:10.660 making sure that you have the profit margins in that business, that company is making enough money

07:32:16.580 to then pay the loan, whether it's a seller carry loan, where the seller sells you the business and

07:32:27.620 and you pay the loan balance off to the seller, or whether you go to your local, you know, credit union,

07:32:38.260 and take out an SBA 7A loan, and pay that off over time. These are means to to accelerating your

07:32:49.620 progress in life becoming a, a prominent figure in your community, a person who has the, the income

07:33:01.140 to begin influencing politics in your area. And to, you know, what I was thinking about when radio was

07:33:10.580 talking about nonprofits, nonprofits are supported by business owners. Yeah, there's a lot of small

07:33:19.300 dollar donations that go into it, maybe from someone who has a little something here, a little

07:33:24.180 something there. But the money's coming from somewhere. And the people who own the businesses

07:33:31.060 are the ones who have the most, the most money. And that's case by case basis. They also have the most to

07:33:42.820 gain and the most to lose. But, you know, done right, you have the ability to, to elevate yourself

07:33:51.860 through hard work. You know, my personal experience, I've worked five years in a particular industry,

07:33:58.820 but I had a decade of previous experience in business, business management. So I learned a

07:34:06.340 particular industry and I took everything that I had collected over the period of time and, you know,

07:34:15.300 purchased a business and became the owner and was able to run it because of a collective experience

07:34:21.540 that began by serving ice cream behind the counter of a thrifties, right? When I was 15. And, and this is a,

07:34:30.260 a, um, this is the way it goes, you know, being in a hurry, uh, looking at Instagram and seeing these

07:34:37.380 people live their best life. And, you know, you got hardcore closers out there driving, uh, Bugattis.

07:34:45.940 Uh, yeah, cool, bro. Uh, if that's what you expect out of a white man's world, I can assure you,

07:34:55.300 you'll be disappointed. But if you're willing to be a upstanding pillar in your community and you want

07:35:03.460 to learn a trade and a craft and, and be excellent at it, be the best there is, uh, you will be

07:35:10.340 successful, but it takes time. And, um, and there's a saying that, that overnight successes are years in

07:35:19.380 the making and this is the way it works. Um, so, uh, you know, that's, and, and, and you're not

07:35:26.580 surrounded and this is, this is a group here being pro white. You're, you're not surrounded by, uh, 0.65

07:35:36.420 people who don't want to help you. You're surrounded by people who actually want to want to see you

07:35:40.900 succeed in that area. They, uh, we've, we've got a ton of guys with lifetime experience who want to bring

07:35:49.060 you into, uh, a higher tier. We want leaders. We want entrepreneurs. We want business owners. We

07:35:57.380 want, um, uh, we want, um, what was the word operators, right? We want people, we want agents.

07:36:07.220 We want people who, uh, who can excel, uh, and, and avoid mistakes. Like, uh, one tribe was saying,

07:36:16.820 there's mistakes you can make. Also, you can get over your skis, you can get on your heels. You need

07:36:22.180 to reassess. You need to take, you need to take a haircut from time to time. You need to pack, uh,

07:36:27.540 you know, instead of getting, uh, you know, a nice, uh, lunch at your favorite, uh, lunch stop,

07:36:33.860 you might be packing a peanut butter and jelly sandwich for a few months at a time. These are things

07:36:39.540 that happen, uh, and you just roll with it, right? But you, uh, you've got the grit, you've got the

07:36:45.860 tenacity. You have the, the, um, the getter done. You have the stick-to-itiveness. You're a white man

07:36:53.700 and, uh, you deserve, uh, to, to elevate into, uh, places that, you know, that eventually pay off.

07:37:02.980 And we're, and we're in a, a hostile environment. This isn't 1970 where this kind of thing, uh, was

07:37:11.460 much easier being a contractor, being a business owner, much easier. I mean, that back then you

07:37:17.540 were like on the, you're in your boat on the lake every weekend, you're having big parties,

07:37:24.260 got big house. That's not the world we live in now. That doesn't mean we, we, we, we give up. That's

07:37:31.540 not, it doesn't mean we stop fighting. We keep fighting and we keep grinding and we make this our

07:37:37.700 own because, and it's, it becomes a parallel economy. It becomes a parallel institution that

07:37:44.980 we're separate from these others. And it's going to take some sacrifice as much as anything else in any

07:37:52.020 other endeavor, uh, to get to where we want to go. Um, but we got to pack up the, uh, the covered

07:37:57.940 wagons, start moving and, uh, throw, uh, throw caution to the wind sometimes. So, you know, you're

07:38:04.420 in a, you're, you're, if you, if this is, you know, something that interests you, you know, you're in, um,

07:38:10.500 you're in a space with some people who care and, and who want to see you succeed. So green power, go ahead.

07:38:15.380 Yeah, no, great speech. I'd, I'd love that. Um, um, you know, I kind of wanted to talk about my

07:38:26.820 story a little bit, not that I'm really important at all, but, um, you know, I started when I first

07:38:31.380 started my business, I was homeless living out of a truck. I got fired. And during Corona, I just,

07:38:37.220 I bought a $60,000 truck, which I should have done. But, um, the, the side, I built out the side

07:38:43.460 business and just started growing it. And I just wanted to say, like, if any of you guys have a

07:38:47.700 business or whatever, and, uh, one of the things that I'm really good at, it's Google,

07:38:52.100 uh, like figuring out how to rank higher and things like that. So, um, if you ever want to message me,

07:38:57.380 this, this account's not verified, but if you ever want to talk about Google and how to make your

07:39:00.980 ranking better, uh, just let me know. I mean, I've spent a lot of years into it, um, as far as,

07:39:06.660 you know, being on Google and stuff like that, but yeah, just wanted to throw it out there. Thanks. Bye.

07:39:13.460 So it looks like we got about 25 minutes left of the show. I just want to thank everybody for

07:39:29.220 coming by today, being participants and, uh, don't be a stranger. You're welcome to come up and bring

07:39:35.300 up any topic that you'd like. Tell us how your day is going. Tell us what type of white power activity 0.93

07:39:41.780 you've been involved in, you know, um, and to all of the anonymous listeners down there. Um,

07:39:49.220 my heart goes out to you. If you're too afraid to come and be a participant, that's fine.

07:39:55.380 We still love you down there and anonymous listeners. And, uh, hopefully one day you'll

07:40:00.420 get the courage to come up on stage and have a chat with us. The only person here that's going

07:40:06.100 to bite your head off is radio. And usually he's biting into some type of baked good or,

07:40:12.660 um, homemade shepherd's pie. So don't be a stranger guys. We're so happy to talk to each and every

07:40:19.780 one of you about anything that you want to bring up. So we're here.

07:40:36.100 Oh, I actually have some decent news to share. So, uh, this is coming out 10 minutes ago.

07:40:51.620 Uh, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and HHS officially determines that MRNA technology poses more risk

07:41:01.860 than benefits and respiratory viruses. So we're learning what we kind of already knew

07:41:09.860 in regards to the MRNA vaccines and in regards to the coronavirus in particular. So

07:41:21.300 is anybody surprised? Like I got like five vaxes and 10 boosters. So I I'm, I'm late to the party.

07:41:27.700 I thought that was a great idea personally. So wow. That stinks. All those, all those clot shots

07:41:35.300 for nothing. You are so cooked, bro. Hey guys, man. Hey guys, what's the white strategy, man?

07:41:42.420 What's the strategy for white people, man? I'm tired, man. I'm tired of all this, man. I'm tired of all 0.97

07:41:51.140 the immigrants, man. Who is this fella? He's a new fella. Is this Cassilus? 0.99

07:41:57.700 You tired of immigrants, bud? Yeah, man. Why is this all strategy, man? Come on. 1.00

07:42:06.260 Speak up, man. I just want to know how Indian this guy is. Are you a true Aryan Brahmin? 1.00

07:42:12.260 A Negro. A Negro. A Negro. For sure. Negro. I want to know. This is enough. This is has to be an 1.00

07:42:21.780 alt account. I want to know who he really is. Came to America on a Jewish boat and is still looking 0.80

07:42:28.580 for his ride home. The Jewish boat's in his PFP, so he knows. He knows. He came over on that boat. 0.82

07:42:34.580 Yeah, he certainly did. He certainly did. And it was the biggest upgrade in history. Think about it.

07:42:42.420 400 years ago, you came to a land that already had running water and plumbing. Not indoor plumbing. We

07:42:49.540 know that. But it had wells, right? And it took 400 years for one of our white boys to go back to Africa 0.64

07:42:57.140 and brag on the internet that he built a well in Africa. I mean, this is the storyline of the African 0.97

07:43:05.300 people. And so it's embarrassing. This is one of the many upset Indians that followed me into the room 1.00

07:43:15.900 today because I commented under a... Do you think an Indian could pull off that accent? 1.00

07:43:22.420 No. If you look at his page, he's Indian, dude. He's Indian, dude. He's a Tujit. 1.00

07:43:28.980 He came in here with a Mexican accent. You never know what you're going to get in this space, of course.

07:43:34.420 I guess when Jeets tried to put on a white man accent, they just sound Mexican. 0.79

07:43:42.660 No, but I'll give you a little bit of a rundown real quick. So there was a video that I commented

07:43:49.500 on and it was a group of Irishmen kicking the ever-loving shit out of an Indian in, obviously, 1.00

07:43:58.580 in Ireland. And I said, you know, if this guy was in India, this never would have happened. 1.00

07:44:06.740 And there's been quite a bit of negative responses from Indians saying I'm victim-blaming.

07:44:15.860 And it's pretty funny because my response to that more or less is you're an invading force and you

07:44:24.740 should be treated accordingly. So there's no victims when you're an invading force. So they didn't like

07:44:32.260 that response. And I wouldn't be surprised if that's some of the anonymous listeners down there. But

07:44:37.620 uh, hello, sir. We are the true Aryan Brahmins, sir. Hey, man, uh, White Reich, I don't mean to cut

07:44:46.340 you off, but wasn't like that fucking dirty fucking shit skin trying to do some sexual assault on a 1.00

07:44:51.700 white girl? Yes. I thought. Okay. All right. So more importantly, fuck him. He's lucky he didn't get lynched. 1.00

07:44:58.740 Yes. Sorry for interrupting, but I thought it was like a relevant point. No, man, dude. I mean,

07:45:04.900 you're, you're adding to the discussion. I don't have a problem with that. We, uh,

07:45:09.540 thank you. Yeah. We got, we got some panel writers up here. You can interject.

07:45:13.380 You can't expect a dog to meow, right? Or a cat to bark. These, these people are who they are.

07:45:22.820 And it was, it was like a year and a half ago, maybe I used to hang out listening to, uh,

07:45:28.420 Albert Bishai talk about the Jews, right? Our, uh, our, uh, Egyptian fellow over there. Um,

07:45:37.700 and he had this, so it'd be a mix of all kinds of people. There was this Muslim lady from Pakistan 0.97

07:45:43.700 and she was putting in a pretty solid defense of Islam and how she said was Islam was, is valuable

07:45:54.100 because it helped her people stop killing their children. And I said, well, that's great.

07:46:01.620 If that worked for you guys to help you stop killing your children, that's fantastic. And you deserve it.

07:46:07.700 But at no point can we import these people into our country and expect them not to be who they are.

07:46:14.900 These, they, they, they come with their, their racial and genetic disposition regardless. And

07:46:26.420 it's just hasn't been long enough for a lot of them to actually shake their, their moral impulses to abuse

07:46:35.140 women, uh, and, and to, uh, be rapey, right? So you can't expect them to do any different. This is, 1.00

07:46:44.500 is, you know, this is not a surprise and, and it's, uh, you know, something we should expect.

07:46:50.340 Get in there, Rusty. 0.68

07:46:58.660 Well, they should feel lucky, honestly, with just the beat down, whoever he was that he received

07:47:04.900 sounds light because honestly, you know, you, if you look at the nineties and the eighties and different

07:47:12.260 things of like, when the IRA was more prevalent and seemed more active or like, I've heard Iris

07:47:20.340 people say, oh, they're not even a thing anymore, but which I, I, based off of what I was told,

07:47:25.700 it doesn't seem like they are like, they, they don't have, they're not, they're not what they were.

07:47:31.540 And, you know, they, they used to kneecap people back in the day. So, you know, these,

07:47:37.220 these people should feel pretty fucking lucky. He, he should feel real lucky. He wasn't kneecapped, 0.96

07:47:42.580 you know, and they weren't, they weren't really acting like the paramilitary groups they used to be.

07:47:50.100 Well, and, you know, Rusty, I'll add this, um, being in America, we have a much softer boil

07:47:59.140 than what our European cousins are experiencing, right? They are literally bringing foreign hordes 1.00

07:48:06.740 into their motherlands, our motherlands, right? Where a lot of our genetics come from

07:48:12.980 at a rate that is untenable and very, very, very visible, right? We, we had this soft boil experiment

07:48:22.900 over the last 80 years. They're experiencing this within 15 to 20 years. So if I was an Irishman

07:48:31.380 and Dublin was flooded with niggers and jeets, I would be just as furious as I am witnessing them 1.00

07:48:39.300 in regards to beating the living snot out of this Indian guy, because the invasion is right in front 1.00

07:48:48.340 of their eyes. And for their representatives to tell them not to believe what's happening in regards 0.97

07:48:55.300 to them being replaced in their own homelands as a means of cheap labor and endless profits is, is an 0.71

07:49:04.100 untenable, um, desire that the powers that be are wishing upon the general populace. So I myself am of

07:49:14.660 the opinion where I think when it comes to the quote unquote race war, it's, it's probably going to pop

07:49:23.620 off in Ireland or Scotland first. And, and that's just because of how bad it's getting. Um, I, I,

07:49:31.620 well, yeah, and I agree, but what we were talking about, uh, uh, jeet who was beat up in Ireland,

07:49:37.380 right? Is that was the, what we were talking about? Yeah. Yeah. And that's why I'm saying they,

07:49:42.580 he should, he should feel very lucky because, because of the, what you just named off this

07:49:48.820 speed in which everything's going and knowing their history of how extreme they were just a few

07:49:56.900 decades ago, not even that long ago and how extreme they were, they should feel, he should feel very lucky

07:50:03.540 that, cause I would think that they are going to get, if this continues, if they aren't heard as a

07:50:12.020 people, I can see them getting very extreme, much faster and, and, um, going back to some of their

07:50:21.540 old ways, which would make a minute, which would make a little beat down seem like a walk in the park.

07:50:33.460 Yeah. I mean, in Ireland, they're burning migrant centers to the ground with Molotov cocktails, 0.97

07:50:38.660 which is, which is pretty based.

07:50:42.980 Yeah. I seen that. They did a few of them. Yep.

07:50:48.340 So I'm going to bring up somebody who is questionable.

07:50:54.180 Ataz, welcome to the stage. I noticed that you, at the very least, at one point in your life were a

07:51:00.420 white baby. What's up, man?

07:51:07.700 Oh, I go by A to Z.

07:51:09.780 Oh, dude, you're robotting pretty hard.

07:51:11.780 I get it, but speak on your little, I don't know, a few minutes ago, you spoke on the struggles of

07:51:18.420 business owners, uh, sleeping in the truck, et cetera. Is that correct?

07:51:23.780 Yeah. That was one of our brother's green power. He brought it up, but you're welcome to expand or

07:51:29.460 share a personal anecdote.

07:51:32.420 Nah, I don't want to derail things. I just, it brought back a lot of memories.

07:51:36.420 I'm probably, well, I think it's accurate to say that I'm probably the senior member in the room

07:51:41.940 by age only, not necessarily by other, uh, ways, but, uh,

07:51:49.140 Don't let radio's profile picture fool you. He's actually 86.

07:51:56.100 Okay.

07:51:56.580 I'm kidding.

07:51:58.900 Nah, nah, nothing scares me. I've been around long enough. I mean, I've been up, I've been down.

07:52:08.420 You're breaking in and out, bro.

07:52:19.540 We got nothing. Oh, yeah, we lost him.

07:52:28.980 Well, I think this is another good opportunity to shill, but this time I'm going to shill for

07:52:34.660 one of my white brothers, Fafo. You can see Fafo on stage with us. He's been panel writing because

07:52:41.220 we love him so much. He is a white power content creator. He is a musician and an artist, and he 0.95

07:52:47.620 recently dropped a new single called my name is lamp shady. So his new moniker is lamp shady.

07:52:56.180 It is a spinoff on, uh, slim shady. Everybody knows Eminem and, uh, he's very, very talented.

07:53:04.340 So do us and him a solid, give him a follow, check out his recent track, share it far and wide. Um,

07:53:11.700 we got to support one another, right? This is somebody who, who puts his time, energy, soul

07:53:17.460 into his music. And at the very least you can click repost after liking his song. So

07:53:25.940 shameless plug for brother Fafo. And I'll give you another shameless plug right now because he's too

07:53:31.140 humble and stubborn to ask. Radio Weimar, my cohost, uh, he recently was banned from his old account.

07:53:39.700 So he's rebuilding his account up right now. Do him a solid and give him a follow if you haven't

07:53:46.260 already. I also got the best takes on the show. So follow me if you want. Um, you know, there,

07:53:55.220 there's that you could always just say, thank you, nigger. Yeah, I could do that too. 0.99

07:54:00.420 Hey Taz. Welcome back, bro. Hopefully your service is a little better.

07:54:10.820 How's that? Any better? Yeah, that's much better. All right. No, I had to relocate. It's that time

07:54:16.020 of day. Starlink doesn't like me sometimes. Well, you're coming in now. Elon Musk is allowing you to

07:54:25.620 speak. Okay. No, I've just, I think I've been in your space once or twice before and listened to it.

07:54:32.500 And I mean, I'm a, I'm a proud white man. I've seen what's happened in my area over the past 30,

07:54:39.300 40 years in my state, the demographics, the changes, the subtle air quotes changes that have happened.

07:54:47.220 And, uh, yeah, you boys need to, uh, be proud of what you are. Uh, and it sounds like this group is,

07:54:54.420 that's why I, that's why I decided to come up and throw a few words, but yeah, just keep pushing,

07:54:59.780 man. White man can do it. Amazing things. You put your head to it. I can tell you guys stories all

07:55:06.660 day. Guys going from rags to riches, young guys, old guys, entrepreneurs, you know, crypto, all of it.

07:55:13.540 There's always a way, never give up ever. So yeah.

07:55:18.500 There is no word defeat when it comes to the 14 words. Thank you, ATOS. Appreciate you. And you're

07:55:29.300 welcome to come up and hang out anytime you want, brother. Don't be shy. And this goes for most of

07:55:34.260 our audience members. You know, I know some of you guys just like to listen to the content,

07:55:39.940 but you're always welcome to be a participant of the content. So white power to all of you and white 0.93

07:55:46.020 power to all of our anonymous Jews. I love you down there in the tunnels, the anonymous Jews down 1.00

07:55:54.820 the grease trap. I'm sorry. Are they hiding in the grease trap? I didn't in the grease trap at 0.96

07:56:01.940 McDonald's. I love my big Macs with my diet Coke. They're down there hiding covered in grease.

07:56:09.540 I don't think on the grease traps. I mean, they're up. They're hiding in the Jew tunnels, 1.00

07:56:14.900 bro, with their fucking Jewish rabbi named fucking Yawa fucking Jesus Christ. They're in the Jew 1.00

07:56:20.900 tunnels. You know, you're right in the Jew tunnels with the grease traps and the baby blood, 1.00

07:56:27.220 the dirty mattresses. It's a very disgusting place. I've seen good places. That's a disgusting 0.99

07:56:33.300 place. White Rike. That's retirement grease. Can I, can I ask White Rike a joke? 0.99

07:56:40.580 Ask me a joke or tell me a joke? I'm gonna, uh, I guess let's tell you a joke. I'm sorry. Okay.

07:56:48.900 How do you kill a Jew? How do you kill? What's the easiest way to kill a Jew? Do you know? 1.00

07:56:55.300 Um, you super glue a penny to a bottom of the pool. That's that fucking, okay. That might be 1.00

07:57:02.900 better than my way. You put anthrax on a, on a Jewish baby penis. No. Oh man. But actually, 1.00

07:57:10.660 you know what? That's your response. Your response was really quick and witty. So I got to give you

07:57:15.460 some respect. Fucking good for you, dude. Good for you. No, that's an old joke that just popped into my 0.97

07:57:21.460 head. It's very similar to yours. Well, it was quick. It was okay. It was quick. I was, it was

07:57:27.540 quick rated. I, sorry. It was quick. Would I appreciate the creativity respect? Let's go.

07:57:33.700 I will take all the glaze since radio and mythos are the ones that receive it 24 seven. This is the,

07:57:40.900 uh, last six minutes of the show. If you want to come up and glaze White Rike now is your opportunity to do so.

07:57:51.460 I'm not going to glaze them, but did you guys see that video of the white, uh, neo-Nazis in New

07:58:07.780 Hampshire today? Are you talking about blood tribe? Yeah, those guys. I, I don't mean to interrupt

07:58:13.860 just because no interrupt, man. There's a little in the space. Totally fine. Yeah. Yeah. We should

07:58:18.660 have talked about it. I'm not shy, but I don't like being a bull in a China shop, but I don't

07:58:22.500 know if you guys saw that video. There was like, what, maybe like 20 dudes, but that one fat fucking 0.99

07:58:27.700 ginger fucking, he got so fucking butt hurt. He is like throwing like, you know, gay haymakers 1.00

07:58:34.020 there. He's lucky he didn't get the shit beat out of them. That just shows you how like, you know, 1.00

07:58:39.500 good for them for, you know, for doing some in real life shit. I'm like three hours from then. You know, 0.98

07:58:45.020 if I got the heads up, I would have fucking marched with them too. But that guy was so 0.98

07:58:48.620 butt hurt. That guy, he was like crying. You see that fat fucking ginger? Yeah. I saw it. He, 1.00

07:58:53.740 he attacked them once, kept chasing them down the street and shouting like Nazi faggot. And then he 1.00

07:59:00.980 attacked them again from behind. Second time he's smacking out of people's hands. But, uh,

07:59:07.540 I don't know. You know, I think the interesting thing about the video is that you hear a woman

07:59:13.720 screaming, leave them alone, which is actually very surprising. It is very surprising to hear a

07:59:22.480 woman saying, leave Nazis alone. So I don't know if she was saying that in order to make sure that the 0.63

07:59:28.720 guy who was attacking them didn't literally get demolished. Or if she's saying that because

07:59:35.060 she agrees with the views or she views the, that type of, uh, aesthetic as politically acceptable.

07:59:44.120 So there's, there's a few different ways that you can view it, but yeah, hammer and blood tribe,

07:59:48.900 uh, they did do a demonstration. I'm, I'm really disappointed in myself for not going over it

07:59:54.880 today. Maybe we'll go over it tomorrow when we have a little bit more time, but if you guys do

08:00:00.580 want to participate in active clubs and get active and, and be in, uh, uh, be in these types of

08:00:09.680 demonstration, uh, you can, I think you can apply via email and the account, the account is

08:00:19.420 blutstom. So if you want to reach out to blood tribe, if you're interested in that type of aesthetic 0.86

08:00:26.480 and you want to get active with some pro white guys that have no problem flying swazis, you can

08:00:32.920 look it up on X at B L U T S T A M M blutstom. So get active, get vetted, start being a participant

08:00:48.920 instead of being a passerby. Can you throw up in the Eagle's nest, please? I don't mean to be ignorant,

08:00:54.520 but I, I, I missed the spelling. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I'll throw it up in the Eagle's nest right

08:00:59.020 now. No, I appreciate it. Yeah. I'm in, I'm in new England. So, you know, uh, I don't mind

08:01:04.400 going to hang out with some like-minded people and, uh, you know, spending a day and, and nothing

08:01:11.720 illegal, just exercising our first amendment, right? Never anything illegal. No, never, never.

08:01:17.460 No way, dude. I'm a fucking boy scout. I just, you know, I'm just a red blooded American 1.00

08:01:21.620 patriot. There we go.

08:01:24.520 Thanks. If you throw in the Eagle's nest, I really appreciate it.

08:01:27.520 Yeah, I'm doing it right now. I just made a comment and I'm throwing the account into

08:01:34.120 the Eagle's nest as we speak.

08:01:37.920 Thanks, man. It's mighty wide of you. I appreciate it. Sincerely.

08:01:41.400 Why, power? Well, we got two minutes left of the show. And with these last two minutes,

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08:02:29.480 you can also go to white excellence.org and support our show via five, 10 or $50 donation.

08:02:36.760 Anything helps. We've been putting a lot of time and energy into creating the clothing line. We would

08:02:42.100 much rather you purchase something so that we can give you something. But if you do want to just donate

08:02:47.440 and recognize the hard work that we do here on white excellence radio, you would be putting food on the

08:02:53.660 table for white people and supporting us in our endeavors of creating content for you. So it's always 0.99

08:03:00.940 appreciated. This is the ending of our show. I love each and every one of you, especially the anonymous

08:03:08.000 Jews down in the tunnels. Don't be shy. Next time come in as non anonymous request a mic, come and hang out 1.00

08:03:15.500 with us. But it's been real. It's been fun. It's been white power radio. Do you have anything to say to close out

08:03:22.660 the show? I will take that as a no. So with that said being guys, I'm this is my last goodbye. I will close this

08:03:36.660 in the famous words of David Lane. We must secure our existence and a future for white children. Let's go. Have a 1.00

08:03:47.920 great evening guys. We'll be back tomorrow morning at 9 a.m.

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White Excellence Radio - August 05, 2025

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