On this episode of The Aryan Unity Show, we discuss total Aryan victory and all the conspiracy theories that have been circulating in the past 24 hours regarding the political system and the current state of the country. We also discuss the possibility that Aryanism could be a real thing.
00:49:28.520And then Trump's coming up with his, you know, after, with his fist up, fight, fight, fight.
00:49:33.380F is the sixth, uh, sixth letter on the alphabet.
00:49:37.760Uh, so he basically was saying 666 right there, right in front of people's faces and, um, yeah, very satanic, uh, little ritual they had going on there.
00:49:49.480I, I'm just, uh, I, I'm forgetting a lot of the things that happened quite a while ago, but yeah.
00:49:53.800Um, and who's to even say that that firefighter was even a real person, you know, like it could just be a symbol and, um, they wanted to get slipped that under the, uh, under the nose of everybody.
00:50:09.880They definitely love that, that number.
00:50:11.420I believe that they're doing open air, uh, MK ultra determines and everything they've been doing for a while, right now we see Antifa on how it just like,
00:50:23.800boomed up over the whole anarchy symbol, right?
00:50:27.720Well, a lot of us who are in our forties right now, who were born in the eighties, no, throughout the late eighties, early nineties, that symbol was pushed to every youth kid.
00:50:38.660It was, we were drawing it on everything.
00:50:59.900I, I, I was actually, um, I was actually, you know, one of the people who they targeted first, you know, over 10 years ago and everything before this whole shit happened.
00:51:10.140And it was done through a telecommunications company, uh, called, uh, I found out was owned by and black rock, right?
00:51:18.520And what they were doing is they were subcontracting to do, uh, telephone, uh, you know, uh, things for corporations and companies, try to save them money.
00:51:29.560But in actuality, I believe that they were, they had, uh, uh, prototype AI that they were trying to train to automatically do all these things, right?
00:51:39.900So they had an AI integrated with this, that was manipulating different things, uh, through this whole interaction that they were going through.
00:51:48.680And, uh, the company, basically what they do is like when you call AAA or something like that, right?
00:51:55.240Uh, the AAA you talk to, you're not talking to AAA, you're talking to some guy working at their house and everything like that.
00:52:02.940So, uh, the, the specific one that I went to was Disney reservations, right?
00:52:09.440Uh, anybody who called to make a Disney reservation, uh, I was supposed to, you know, make their plane reservations, make their Disney reservations, make everything like that.
00:52:19.220Well, that preview to a lot of the shit that goes on behind the doors of Disney and everything like that, how they had their own Google, um, at the time you had to have Windows 7 computer.
00:52:32.180They had to have a backdoor, uh, program come into your computer where they could actually go in there and help you out, wink, wink, you know?
00:52:41.260But in actuality, they just put a bug that was watching your computer.
00:52:45.700I believe it was an AI, but you could tell because you could talk to your computer and it would react to you, you know?
00:52:52.120I wish, I wish I would find this kind of music or something and it would play it.
00:52:56.720And this is 15 years ago or, you know, like, uh, uh, 11 years ago before the, everybody is onto this whole AI thing, right?
00:53:06.600So I flipped out, I went fucking crazy and shit like that and I made a big giant troll over it.
00:53:13.840And I think I fucked up their AI system or anything like, but, uh, that's basically what happened.
00:53:19.060And, uh, when I went through the training program, right, uh, I, I'm very susceptible to like, uh, uh, like advertisements, uh, little cues and everything.
00:53:31.020And I'm pointing out like, Hey, there's a lot of brainwashing this.
00:53:35.100This is neuro logistic programming that you're doing.
01:18:03.760Yeah, to fifth side's point, I don't want to live in a godless society.
01:18:09.400I guess I was lucky enough to grow up in rural America. We had agriculture class. That's where
01:18:17.780I learned how to weld. We also had a garden. You know, we got to go out there, learn how to
01:18:23.560plant strawberries, green beans, whatever have you. And we got to reap the fruits of that labor.
01:18:32.940We also did aluminum welding. We built a shop boat and we all got to go fish on. That was pretty cool.
01:18:41.760There just needs to be more access to this type of thing, like automotive class, like early trade school
01:18:53.360for young men who really aren't built for college, but they're able to use their hands.
01:19:01.100You know, we're putting an emphasis on STEM, science, technology, and whatever. And that's also a great thing to have. You need to have that. But we also do need to have an avenue for our young men who just not have for that particular field. Like I said, automotive class, shop class, carpentry. There needs to be this type of thing going on within our schools.
01:19:38.080See, it's just kind of crazy how it's been a total 180 in the last couple generations. Everyone grew up on a farm around the country. They could all weld. They could all fix fences. They knew how to work on their truck.
01:19:53.700And then you had everyone start pushing into the cities, into the urban areas. And then they became more reliant on other people do things for them because they didn't grow up learning how to work on their own stuff.
01:20:08.660They didn't grow up on a farm. They didn't grow up welding or fixing fences. They grew up in a cul-de-sac somewhere.
01:20:15.660And so now you have a 180 where the guys that do know how to work on stuff, you know, the blue-collar trades, their pace has increased substantially.
01:20:25.040We're starting to, uh, you're starting to, uh, you're starting to robot just a little bit.
01:20:42.720Yeah, yeah. We missed about the last 10 seconds of what you said.
01:20:48.020I was going to say, you know, less and less people in our generation not only grew up, uh, doing those things, but they don't want to do it. You know, they want to have an office job. So the trades now, if you're an electrician, if you're a plumber, if you're a welder, it's not uncommon for you to make six figures.
01:21:04.520And the job demand is high, especially where I live. I mean, it's, it's crazy. And so, uh, it's, uh, it's important, I think, for our generation, our people to learn these trades, because if we learn these trades and we end up monopolizing on that, everyone, that's a good way to really kind of weed things out.
01:21:25.440If someone needs, uh, a house built or something wired up or a well drill, and you say, you know what, nah, I'm only doing it for my people, then, uh, guess what? We got a lot more control now. I'll land there.
01:21:47.560Another idea we could have, this is one of the ways we should also run school. For young lads, specifically, what we could do is,
01:21:55.440we have, like, the recreation time, right? When they're young, young. I'm talking, like, you know, kindergarten to, like, eight, nine years old, you have the recreation time that's semi-structured, and then it's incumbent on the staff to observe the boys and to figure out which ones are most well-suited to leadership positions.
01:22:14.660And then they can be set on the path of becoming the new aristocracy for our nation.
01:22:21.060And they won't be taught to be greedy, and they won't be taught to be materialistic, but they'll be taught to be heroic.
01:22:26.780They'll be taught to be dignified and, and stick to their duty.
01:22:30.460And we can start, like, this is something that has totally and utterly disappeared from our civilization that was just done by default.
01:22:37.040For all of history, throughout all of history, every single one of our civilizations, we had a, a course, like, an inherent, intuitive recognition of which young men were going to grow up to be military leaders, political leaders, business leaders, guild leaders, as a combination of their skill and their aptitude for leadership.
01:22:59.740And this is completely, oh, hey, hey, hey, hey, relax.
01:23:12.620And, uh, yeah, they did this, this used to happen by default, because this is the way society was structured.
01:23:18.860The young men were taught these values.
01:23:20.340And most of them, many of them would go into military corps when they were, when they were, like, 16.
01:23:26.180And they would go into these officer training corps, or they would go on, uh, British aristocracy used to send off, their kids would be on boats, commanding men on the other side of the planet by the time they were like 14 years old.
01:23:41.020And they would watch people, they would be involved in these, in these military exercises and in combat. And, uh, if you want to have a strong, resilient society that holds values higher than material greed, or, you know, banal pleasures of the flesh, that's exactly what you have to do.
01:24:01.220So, thank you for coming to my TED Talk. White Power.
01:24:48.180That's good, man. Yeah, sorry I haven't, uh, been able to come on in the mornings.
01:24:51.860Usually I'm working at times, but today I work in the afternoon, so I thought I'd drop by, say hi, see what the discussion is.
01:24:57.940Just talking about, uh, early education and, uh, you know, making sure that we take a more proactive approach in, uh, you know, taking care of the kids and, uh, ensuring that they learn properly, you know, they grasp, uh, important concepts and, uh, and so on and so forth.
01:25:18.440That's awesome, man. Yeah, education is one of the most important things, you know.
01:25:24.280Hell yeah. Hell yeah. I, I always had a trouble learning, uh, things myself because, I don't know, I need to, I'm, I'm like a visual learner, you know what I mean?
01:25:35.760So I need to be, uh, I can't just be told something and, uh, grasp it instantly. I, I need to be shown, uh, like the, how, why it works, how it works, you know, what to do properly.
01:25:48.840And once I get that, I'm an extremely fast learner, but when I'm just told what to do, I, I don't learn, I, I, I can't grasp it. I don't know, it just doesn't go, it goes right over my head kind of thing, you know?
01:25:59.820Yeah, I'm kind of, yeah, I'm a very kinesthetic learner on that I have to actually do it.
01:26:05.760For my parents to understand it. And then, I, I pick up on it like that. I can do it a million times. If I see it in front of me and something's wrong, my brain's like, something's wrong with this picture. What's wrong? Oh, it needs this, you know? But yeah, actually, did monkey see, monkey do.
01:26:24.560Pretty much, yeah, that's how I am as well, you know. Uh, yeah, and, uh, I remember when I was younger, I watched a documentary on, you know, the education system and, uh, whatnot.
01:26:35.340And apparently, America, actually, in respect to its public schools and everything, we're actually not that high ranking in respect to education.
01:26:43.960And countries in Europe, like Finland, uh, the Scandinavian countries, like Sweden, Norway, their education systems are a lot more superior than ours because they actually know how to engage with different types of learners.
01:26:56.500They keep the classrooms and the school days pretty short and sweet. They don't give as much homework. And, you know, they do it by case by case, you know.
01:27:04.960They also, uh, teach 12-year-olds and 32-year-olds and a lot of money for people. Like, they're going to shove up their ass, too.
01:27:11.960No, I'm talking about back then. I'm not talking about back then.
01:27:18.580Fit side with a curveball for you there. Yeah, very true. Very true. Uh, Aaron, do you want to try that again?
01:28:30.820And in fact, it's incredible to see that, like, you give these kids the responsibility and kind of give them a little bit of weight on their shoulders.
01:28:37.140They get stronger and they get smarter and they get faster.
01:28:39.420And it doesn't, it doesn't wear them down and traumatize them at all.
01:28:43.360So, if anybody's worried about that, just treat your sons, especially, but with a, uh, a little bit of ruthlessness.
01:28:50.480And not in a, like, college demeanor, but, like, uh, you have to teach them ruthlessness in the beginning.
01:28:57.160But if they have an edge over all these fucking retards.
01:29:34.020But, uh, uh, to earn extra cash whenever I was a kid, I used to work on, like, in the hay fields.
01:29:42.820Bailing hay and loading up hay bales onto, uh, onto a trailer.
01:29:47.880Um, and another, like, one thing that did disappear, uh, from our society is full service gas stations.
01:29:56.700To where you used to see kids, uh, or should I say, uh, you know, uh, filling up cars, checking tire pressures, checking oil, uh, checking, uh, air filter, all while you're getting your gas pump for you.
01:30:11.520And, you know, they would work for tips.
01:30:14.200Uh, I just, uh, I just see that as a way to get our young men, uh, off of video games or to get them out of the house or onto their feet and into the workforce.
01:30:25.420Not, uh, not necessarily into the workforce working, working, but, uh, teaching them, uh, certain things that will be useful later on, especially, uh, a good hard worker.
01:30:37.020The boys will be going into military service, and they will be doing, uh, Marine Corps, or Army Corps, where they're going to be doing farming, engineering, working, not just war, they're going to be doing that, too, but mainly, that's, that should be the path to do this.
01:30:58.380They should all serve in the military, and you should do, uh, basic deployments for, for a certain amount of years in farming, and, uh, in agriculture, and in engineering as well.
01:31:14.060The idea, the idea that, uh, you know, you're in the middle range, middle age, and force these people to work for $2 an hour just so they can get carried out.
01:31:23.500We could just create a military, uh, service, and extend the military for national, uh, national-level jobs, like food.
01:31:33.160Food production, if, if no one can, uh, the farmers can't afford to pay their employees, then it needs to be militarized or nationalized, and then we should, uh, conscript people to fucking do two to three years of farming for our young men.
01:31:48.680And that's how it should be. If it's really so fucking possible to pay people a living wage, where they can have a house and a fucking family, feed their family, then it needs to be national.
01:31:59.220I would go as to, so far to say that I think girls should do that too. Not, not necessarily like that, but I think every girl should know how to use a gun, how to, how to plant a tomato, you know?
01:32:15.800I think everyone should know that, and then, you know what I mean? I'm not disagreeing with you. I think everybody should.
01:32:26.040But it will be a different pipeline where they'll learn those things, and they'll learn how to be housewives, or, or, uh, society and nurture things, like, uh, that we need, like, priests and stuff.
01:32:37.340But, like, that's how it should be pointed.
01:32:39.060But for men, it should be that pipeline, a military pipeline, and then they should be all that extra body, instead of sweeping up fucking rooms that no one can use,
01:32:48.020they should, uh, be used to, uh, do farming, or something like that, so we don't have to rely.
01:32:54.040Because I'm telling you, if the farmers can't afford to pay people in their own full ways, and then afford to give us food,
01:33:00.500then the food and farming in the ranch is usually nationalized.
01:33:04.580And that's how it is, but we can't nationalize it now with food, but we're just, it's hard.
01:33:13.920Well, the sink could be said for military service.
01:33:39.700I was gonna push back on the, the education, how, you know, you know, what striking said a little bit.
01:33:46.720You know, if we got rid of niggers, our, um, we jump quite a bit on the ranking world system.
01:33:54.820Um, and also, SAT scores, on average, jump about 100 points.
01:34:01.320So, we have these niggers that are skewing our numbers as far as the way it looks on paper on a worldly scale and, uh, how, you know, how intelligent or how, how, um, efficient our, uh, education system is.
01:38:16.080But the point is that something that's happening underneath our feet that nobody talks about,
01:38:20.680the only thing that kind of makes the news is, you know, China buying farmland, Bill Gates buying farmland, this kind of stuff.
01:38:27.740But we moved to Florida from Tennessee.
01:38:31.400And I'm telling you, in Tennessee, these second and third generation kids are selling off these farms, thousands and thousands of acres to real, to, to home developers.
01:38:44.840And so, you know, that's a tectonic shift happening underneath our feet.
01:38:50.740Nobody ever talks about, most people don't see, but when you see these gorgeous farms that are just glacial, they're so big, man.
01:39:00.180And then they sell them off and then they put tract housing on it.
01:39:03.260So that's a farming issue that's happening.
01:39:07.520It's completely legal, but it greatly reduces, you know, the idea of, uh, and I'm not pushing back on the brother that said, you know, fertilize it or whatever.
01:39:17.600But, you know, farmland is, is, is not there like it used to be.
01:39:22.360And it's just shrinking because these kids are taking the money, man.
01:39:31.740Yeah, it is a big problem, unfortunately, um, with that, like you said, uh, you know, and it, and it means less food in the, in the system, um, uh, more pressure on prices and, um, yeah, some spending more at the, at the grocery store in the end, in the long run.
01:39:51.120And, uh, yeah, it, it's, it just definitely is something that's happening, even with old homes, you know, even just like large, uh, large homes and all that stuff, uh, gets tossed in family.
01:40:02.740They say, I don't want to deal with this.
01:40:03.920I got my own place, got my own this and that.
01:40:16.580No, but you got a history also, right, with farming them.
01:40:26.660So if you look, uh, in the 90s, I mean, Santo and the big corporation with the, uh, GMO team, they would purposely, uh, plant their, uh, crops next to regular farmers and organic farmers.
01:40:42.220And then they would sue the farmers, which is that because of the wind, they had GMO teams on their land.
01:40:52.400And, uh, and they would pretty much sue these farmers into oblivion and, uh, and just defer until finally the farmers go bankrupt and being caught up in the court systems and then, uh, buy up on the rent.
01:42:10.820Another, another problem that nobody talks about, you know, legislators are certainly not going to talk about, although they have worked on some tax issues, is, so these kids, they get these farms, right?
01:42:26.680So, imagine who, you know, your, your father finally dies, your mom's, your mom dies, your father's gone, and you inherit, like, we're talking thousands and thousands of acres of farmland, right?
01:42:39.220So, it's over five million bucks if you look at a tax code.
01:42:43.640Well, now you owe, you owe estate tax on that, which is total fucking theft.
01:42:49.720So, these kids, and I call them kids, but, you know, you know, but they, these people have to sell, have to sell acreage, you know, to pay the estate tax, right?
01:43:19.860And then, so that farm, that farmland shrinks.
01:43:23.500So, there's just a lot, a lot of really, I wouldn't call, I don't know if it's nefarious, but it's just, it's systemic.
01:43:30.740It's in the system, and I hate that word, because that's what the left uses all the time.
01:43:34.520But there's really this systemic thing where they're just sucking the life out of farming, man.
01:43:40.620And if you, and it's all legal, and if you don't, if you don't kind of understand what's going on, you might think, oh, you know, we're just this big, vast farm thing.
01:46:01.940If you're going to be going to a nursing home, like, you don't want to be open and martyrdom because you're a person, right, and you're a little bitch boy, and you're going to go to a nursing home.
01:46:09.580So, tell them if you're, if you're stuck, in about a year or two, you need to start collecting Medicaid, and Medicaid will take care of you on a nursing home.
01:46:17.680Don't fucking use your wealth and your children's inheritance to get into a bunch of shermucos who won't take care of you no matter what, no matter what, or if you're telling them to go into it, all right?
01:46:28.500Or you can be a big barber, selling everything to your kids and your young kids for pins on the dollar.
01:46:41.800I mean, either way, either way, if you linger on where you pretty much are just bedridden, and you're sucking all your money that you accumulated just so some black nurse can take care of you, that's probably not the best strategy for a generation right now.
01:47:03.860So, the selling for, unless you're some, you know, Epstein, who's seemingly got away with some of that, um, stuff, you know, oh, I'll, I'll buy this for a dollar, a $50 million property or whatever, right?
01:47:18.900And then no, no one, you know, that's because he's linked up with CIA, Mossad, and of course it's all, it's all, you know, whatever, like it doesn't come to flourish and it doesn't, but they will take it on the value, right?
01:47:33.480They will, there are things that, there's ways they have off, but, so what you can't do is, is you can't sell it for, say, a dollar, but what you could do, say it's a, you could sell it for significantly less.
01:47:46.480And if there was any claim or, or, um, if a red flag was raised, but it, like, say it's a $300,000 property, it, it's gotta be, you're gonna put, maybe, maybe like 30 or 40,000, you could say you sold it for, maybe 50, right?
01:48:07.960And you'd be like, well, it was a fixer-upper, blah, blah, blah.
01:48:11.080You, you would have to at least look at, say, the land value.
01:48:14.780There's ways around this, to, to manipulate these taxes for sure, but the whole dollar thing, that won't work.
01:48:24.380Not, not unless you're somehow linked up, right?
01:48:27.240So, I'm just saying, like, if you can do this, but do it smart.
02:34:53.080If you haven't seen those, it'll blow your mind the difference between where the Mississippi, the Mississippi water is so contaminated and the Alabama beaches.
02:35:02.920And then obviously you come around to Pensacola and then you hit Fort Walton and Destin and Sandestin and then the Redneck Riviera, of course, Panama City.
02:35:14.000So the reason that that Mississippi, particularly the Biloxi area, is so nasty is because those islands out there trap all that shit in there.
02:35:23.620And it was the same way when I was stationed there in, well, I don't care who knows how old I am.
02:35:29.360I was in tech school there in 1981 and it was the same.
02:35:35.540Yeah, I know the little island you're talking about.
02:35:38.060And I do know of the beaches you're talking about in Alabama.
02:37:09.420So, it's, it's just not, you know, aside from those, like, spring break, which, still in these areas, you don't see it like you would over on the, on the east coast, like in Virginia, where they just invade the shit.
02:37:22.320And they're pissing on the beach and, and leaving beer cans everywhere.
02:37:26.760Where you, you don't see that in the south, because Rhonda Sanchez will beat your ass down.
02:39:22.700Um, speaking on the subject of hurricanes.
02:39:27.340Um, I don't know, I'm sure some folks saw this, but I think it was, like, on, uh, I don't know.
02:39:38.640Within the past few days, the Trump admin announced that they, uh, wouldn't provide disaster relief funds from, uh, to any states.
02:39:55.660Or cities or jurisdictions that boycott Israel.
02:40:03.460And, I mean, this is, like, a clear example that Israel completely occupies our nation, our governments, state and federal.
02:40:17.360I mean, this is interesting because you have the federal government essentially, uh, joining or, or, or, or forcing the city and the state governments to support Israel.
02:40:34.320So, it's, uh, it's, uh, it's a true insanity.
02:40:37.520And then I'm also seeing, like, I know Congress is on recess at the moment.
02:40:44.280And it's truly sickening to see how many of our elected or selected representatives are in fucking Israel right now, kissing the wall and, uh, you and all this other bullshit.
02:41:06.620Um, so, I mean, it's, it's, it's, it's disgusting, really.
02:41:16.280I was just going to say, uh, even, even with that whole, uh, FEMA holding, um, funds back for, you know, their natural disasters.
02:41:28.560I mean, you know, I'm down here too, every single hurricane, uh, you never get anything anyway.
02:41:34.440I mean, it's pretty much what happened, uh, you know, you saw what happened to the people in North Carolina last year.
02:41:39.720Um, the only people that get anything are the people that didn't have anything to begin with.
02:41:44.740And, uh, you know, they never were out to bail you out.
02:41:48.320Pretty much, uh, if you do get anything, and I'm sure Marco knows this too, uh, the only thing that happens is your rates are, uh, quadrupled or go up even more the following year.
02:42:00.480So, uh, you end up paying for it, so, I'm not, I'm not worried about Israel.
02:42:08.520And, and, well, you, you better be, because they own all our politicians and, and our politicians.
02:42:18.240I'm just saying as far as disaster relief, because there is no disaster relief.
02:42:21.940I mean, exactly, though, it's like, I guess I, I say this in part, like, also to encourage everyone to have these conversations with everybody in their lives.
02:42:35.260And they can show examples like this to prove that our government is fully occupied by a foreign hostile entity that hates us and hates our nation.
02:45:47.800You know, we wouldn't, it would never probably get that far because like honky said, we're not, we're not getting shit anyway because of all the other drifters that got their fangs in our fucking neck, sucking the blood out of us.
02:46:06.980Um, yeah, kind of to piggyback on what Marco said.
02:46:10.380Yeah, I mean, maybe who owns the insurance companies because, you know, you always hear, um, I'm preaching to the Florida choir here, but everyone else has had to go through hurricanes.
02:46:19.780Uh, even when it comes time, if you were going to do a claim, it's, um, you have your regular deductible, you have your hurricane deductible.
02:46:28.200Uh, was it caused by the hurricane or was it caused by flooding?
02:46:31.080Well, that's always, uh, in favor of if they're paying out because you can have a hurricane, uh, wind damage.
02:46:37.160But if you're, it's water damage, then you have to have a separate flood policy for it.
02:46:42.460So, you know, then you have to get a lawyer to go through it.
02:46:45.900So it's almost like what I was talking about earlier as far as the, uh, the probate process.
02:46:50.460It's one of those things where, yeah, it's designed to be a lot of people who make money.
02:46:54.060Um, and we always end up getting screwed anyway.
02:46:59.160So, uh, my main thing was I just wanted to be comfortable and have my wife not turn into a monster without power and AC.
02:47:06.720So I just got one of those whole long generacs and now I just cruise through it.
02:47:10.700I don't have to worry about being out there with all the crazy people buying stuff and everything else.
02:48:04.380Well, yeah, you had a lot of insurance companies leave Florida, literally just up and leave.
02:48:09.880When it comes to the insurance claims of flood or hurricane, you know, if it's below, if it's the bottom half, that's wet, say the drywall, they're going to consider that flood.
02:48:21.740So if it's, it has to be the upper half for them to say, oh, this must be hurricane.
02:48:27.160And so they, you know, they'll, they'll get into these little, these little, uh, tiffs with you on claims and stuff like you were saying.
02:48:36.060Um, and then one of the things I, the last thing was whatever happened with, I remember when Ron DeSantis was, was he running or no, it was right after he was running.
02:48:47.480It was during when, uh, the election for Trump was going on and he was spouting off how they were going to get rid of property taxes in Florida.
02:48:57.720Whatever happened to that, that seemed to just disappear.
02:49:00.940I don't know if maybe, you know, something, uh, about that, Marco, but I never heard anything about it after a few months.
02:49:08.360Uh, honky probably knows more than me.
02:49:14.160It, it, it, it did disappear, but I can tell you, I don't think it's completely dead.
02:49:18.120He's got, you know, he has both houses and he could, he could push it through.
02:49:22.660Um, I, you know, I struggle with wondering where we're going to get it because we already don't have payroll tax.
02:49:28.640And I say just bring up the fucking, you know, um, consumption tax, which really is, you know, they don't want that.
02:49:35.240I mean, you know, then the spooks are buying their potato chips at convenience store, pay more.
02:49:41.440Um, but I don't know what brother honky would say, but it, it has kind of disappeared, but I can tell you it's not, it's not completely dead.
02:49:47.900I, you know, the census, the clock's running on him.
02:50:04.660That's the only reason I've been actually pushing for, uh, his wife to run for governor.
02:50:10.220I mean, I don't really want, you know, that, but at least maybe the conversation will come back up.
02:50:15.740And also the fact that the, that Don, that Byron Donalds is, uh, a pack clown.
02:50:21.000So I couldn't, uh, I couldn't hold my nose and vote for him again.
02:50:25.300But, um, yeah, that's the, that's the one thing as far as, you know, what you kind of mentioned, I love it.
02:50:33.360When people always, uh, say, you know, I'll go to Florida, you know, there's, there's no state income tax, blah, blah, blah.
02:50:40.640I mean, we are nickeled and dimed to death down here with insurance and everything else.
02:50:45.460So, you know, maybe when I, when I lived, uh, you know, another state that had state income sales tax or state income tax, uh, things were a lot cheaper, man.
02:50:56.460I think in the long run, it's actually a little bit better.
02:51:27.640So I heard someone, a New Yorker say the other day, they go, Hey, if you can't afford to be up here, we don't want you here.
02:51:33.260I'm not saying, you know, that it's exactly like that, but he's right.
02:51:36.700You got to get past that first hurdle, right?
02:51:39.540So before you start worrying about insurance and those other things, I've said this before earlier today.
02:51:44.900My wife's a loan officer, she's a tax pro.
02:51:48.300She has, she has, uh, you know, super rich people from other parts of the country that come and say, Hey, we want to buy a house in Florida.
02:51:56.040They got the cash, these are cash deals.
02:51:58.200But when they see what the, what the, uh, you know, the insurance is, some of them bail.
02:52:03.600You know, they say, we're not going to do that.
02:52:05.500So let me, let me, let me tell you a real deal that I was involved in and how this shit can escalate.
02:52:10.440I promise you honky can, can attest to this.
02:52:13.540Um, and we bought a home in the panhandle, 3000 square foot house with a full size pool in ground in the backyard on almost a quarter of an acre.
02:52:23.880Now that doesn't sound like much to y'all, but in Florida, a quarter of an acre is a fucking farm.
02:54:11.880Um, and if, if, if DeSantis had done the no property, that would have really helped Floridians with this whole insurance thing and everything.
03:00:14.240We got a lot of ground cover here today from, you know, taking care of your kids, making sure they're learning the appropriate things that they need to guide them towards success in life, and also keep them away from degeneracy.
03:00:27.920And we also had a lot of discussion about financial aspects, and yeah, it's been a really good conversation.
03:01:05.940We're going to get the White Power Lunch Hour rolling out here, where Floridians are no longer allowed to take the mic.
03:01:12.500There will be absolutely zero discussion of insurance, weather, or housing prices, because that put me to sleep.
03:01:21.720Well, I was driving down the road, but let's get Mr. Mythos up here for a co-host, and we'll get the White Power Lunch Hour rolling out.
03:01:30.980We'll serve up some nutritious, delicious, grill-energizing, level-raising foodstuffs for your consumption.
03:01:39.720I hope we're all doing fantastic today, brothers and sisters.
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03:02:42.120Went and got some boxes from Home Depot.
03:02:44.120I will never do that again because they cost, like, six or seven times more than they should.
03:02:49.780So I'm just going to be scavenging in the back of our local supermarkets for the next week and see if I can find some boxes and garbage bags.
03:02:59.320Garbage bags are just going to have to do for moving this time around.
03:03:03.860Looking forward to throwing away half my stuff.
03:06:45.160I mean, that's, you know, there won't be any shortage of, uh, topics to talk about here on this, uh, Woden's Day, uh, edition of White Power Lunch Hour.
03:26:01.460And, um, I believe I, I've actually been impressed with, uh, the Department of Homeland
03:26:10.840Security's X page, their page here on Twitter.
03:26:16.100They, they, they, they actually post some, uh, solid things.
03:26:23.700And, uh, I think I saw in there that they were, um, offering a $50,000 sign on bonus for,
03:26:34.560uh, people who, um, gain employment with ICE.
03:26:41.060And so I'll say anyone who's looking for work and interested, that is something to consider it all.
03:26:51.120I mean, we need more patriots in our institutions, in the federal government.
03:27:01.740And then use your discernment to build community in there, sort of tribalize and will eventually reclaim our nation.
03:27:20.960Um, and then the last thing, uh, I wanted to say is just to sort of recap something I shared in the Aryan unity, um, hour that I think is important is that, um, it's insane that, uh, the Trump admin recently stated that they are withholding
03:27:50.940withholding disaster relief funds from cities and states that boycott Israel.
03:28:01.280So our federal government is telling everybody essentially that they're not allowed to boycott Israel, or they're not going to give us any funding if a hurricane destroys our home, or if, uh, some manufactured fire rips across our neighborhoods.
03:28:28.720Um, so it's, um, so it's becoming clearer and clearer every day that our government is completely treasonous and completely occupied and beholden to a foreign hostile entity that hates us and that hates our nation and our people.
03:28:48.780And, uh, uh, a lot of it is through bribery and blackmail involving atrocities against children.
03:29:15.460Yeah, that's, that's, that's the key right there to a lot of this and it's, it's, it's going to be a culture shift.
03:29:22.000It's going to be a cultural shift that allows us to hold each other accountable right now.
03:29:28.400A lot of our white business owners are employing nonce, right?
03:29:35.340Uh, uh, this is where purity versus progress is a factor.
03:29:44.160Uh, we need to help our people who have been forced to compete in a market, uh, to begin purging their non-white ranks and hiring white ranks.
03:30:01.560And this isn't just an overnight process, right?
03:30:04.020This isn't like, you know, and, and, uh, we would be doing our own selves a disservice to pretend that it can just be a magic wand, um, and, you know, go ahead that direction.
03:30:17.540So what we need to do is set the standard where we want to go and then begin to, uh, encourage through, and this is the thing, encourage through incentives, not just encourage through, you know, a noble cause, which we all have, we all understand it, but we need to encourage through incentives.
03:30:40.320Like being on paper in a network of some kind, maybe a, maybe a way to go, just throwing it out there, but that you are, uh, willing to assess your company, look at your nons and, and have a, um, and, and sign on with some sort of pledge that says, I will be working toward.
03:31:10.320Purging the nons and hiring whites and for that pledge, we will prioritize your business over the others and, and begin to make your business, our first stop, the one that we are promoting, the one that we are, um, uh, buying services and goods from in order to, uh, help you hire whites.
03:31:39.420And, and you will be on the hook for a report in that case to say, this is the progress I've made.
03:32:21.940As the deportation of the beaners, um, I would think the rail car system would be the most efficient as if you had more, you can add rail cars to the train.
03:32:34.580If there was, um, you needed more, you can fit them out very quickly.
03:32:39.020They don't need to be a seed, almost like a cattle car design.
03:32:42.960Um, you would use, and then you could just bolt down some little benches for everyone, uh, almost in the style of a bus, right?
03:32:51.660You strap down a water tank, a small little, you know, few gallons, you know, five, I don't know, 10 gallon water tank for people to get water if needed in one corner of it, you're going to have a port-a-potty that you strap down and, uh, that's it.
03:33:09.560And, and, and if, if it's a real long train, well, then you have some prison sack lunches that you give them if, you know, if eight hours go by or whatever the time, you know, the, the civil rights time limit is, you got to feed these people, um, give them a prison sack lunch and that's it.
03:33:28.340And the other thing was, uh, when it comes to moving boxes, uh, the, I always used dollar general, you can get all kinds of boxes, different sizes, and they're free.
03:33:41.960They literally keep them in back of the store.
03:33:56.200And, you know, I think we need to start getting a little sci-fi.
03:33:59.920I think we need to have like the nutrient cubes, like instead of this, like sack lunch kind of thing, et cetera, like we have nutrient cubes and we go to all of the food processors and say, give us your waste.
03:34:16.280We're going to put some bleach in there and we're going to compact it into like a little nutrient cube that has a thousand calories in it.
03:34:22.360And look at whatever the UN says, like, oh, you can't, you know, cut off their fingers and you have to give them a thousand calories a day.
03:35:16.260I mean, look, it's like you said, leave while it's still safe.
03:35:20.940Look, dude, like it's not, this is an invasion for it to be treated as anything other than that is grace on our part.
03:35:29.060And, uh, honestly, I'm starting to feel like that might be a moral failing on our part too, is starting to think like, well, let's handle this in a dignified manner.
03:36:19.240They could be cleaning graffiti, six months, hard labor with the incentive that if they get caught illegally here again, five years after that or whatever.
03:36:28.680And if they get caught again after that, like 10 or 15 years hard labor, I don't know.
03:36:33.580I mean, I think, you know, I think what the best, I don't think we should do.
03:36:40.900I don't, I don't, that's too leaky of a system.
03:36:43.340You know, it's like, everything has to be logistics wise.
03:36:52.840You know, there's always, there's always things to consider.
03:36:54.980And then like, you know, some, some people even went so far as to build like swimming pools and have like little concerts and, and, you know, they could have babies there.
03:37:06.580And they gave them free showers and all this stuff like that.
03:37:30.400I've talked to him about my business and how I am prioritizing hiring our people.
03:37:36.840And depending on where your business is, it's not the easiest thing to do, but you have to work towards that goal of employing your own people by any means.
03:37:48.760Even if the guy's, you know, two or $3 an hour more, it doesn't matter.
03:37:53.600Like you can't look at the price point.
03:38:02.420So, one of my customers, I went to a ranch he had, and he had like these apartment buildings set up for basically bringing Mexicans and paying them through a work program like $6 an hour.
03:38:23.620And the agreement is you have to provide housing and transportation.
03:38:27.600Well, he immediately takes me over to a shop on the same ranch to do some work for him.
03:38:34.940And you open up the shop, and I'm not joking.
03:38:37.820This guy had like three brand new wrapped Porsche 911 GTR3s, two brand new Ferraris.
03:38:48.260But we become such individualists that, you know, a lot of our people would rather hire nons at $6 an hour and put them in a shitty apartment, basically a shack, instead of hiring our own people just so they can buy their seventh Ferrari, you know.
03:39:08.340And so, I think that's a big problem, especially where I live, is people become such individualists.
03:39:53.380These people will act like they're conservatives or they'll act like they care about their patriots, right, and they've got the American flag.
03:40:00.940But they have internalized this libtard talking point of, well, you know, young white men, they just don't want to work.
03:40:08.760They want to sit there and they want to play video games all day and they want to scroll on the TikTok.
03:40:15.800And it's like you are echoing the enemy's talking points to justify the economic situation that is currently destroying our labor economy.
03:40:29.280And it's really – it gets me really hot under the collar.
03:40:36.320And when you're in certain positions, you can't really voice your opinion because these people are your clients.
03:40:44.840So one of the biggest issues I have in my field is Jeets.
03:40:51.560I have worked with so many businesses that will intentionally go out of their way to try to hire foreign engineers because they are cheaper and they are yes men.
03:41:07.980Every single one, every single one of them, it seems like to a man, is obsequious and servile and they will tell you they can do all this stuff.
03:41:17.140They would tell you they know all this stuff.
03:41:18.980And I encountered one who couldn't even write a WebSocket call and his resume said that he was, you know, six years software engineer and backend expert and all this stuff like that.
03:41:33.440And he couldn't even write a basic WebSocket call and he was asking me for help trying to write a WebSocket call and he had just lied through his teeth to my bosses about how much experience he had.
03:41:45.800I don't even know what they were paying the guy.
03:41:47.060Probably like $40,000 a year for a position that an entry-level graduate, an entry-level student from an undergraduate, like a bachelor's of science in engineering at a state university graduating, they expect to make like $60,000 to $70,000 a year in software engineering.
03:42:07.980I went to school with a bunch of white kids, a bunch of white kids who wrote good code and they took it very seriously.
03:42:14.360And they did it for fun and they were engineers when they were kids and they grew up to be engineers when they were adults and they were good and they cared about what they put into that source code and they took pride in their work.
03:42:27.800And to see this field just absolutely like torn to pieces by these foreign engineers and outsourcing has been – it's been disastrous.
03:42:38.000And it's not – like we have to stop.
03:42:42.480There has to be not only – we have to not only incentivize the employment of U.S. citizens, preferably white, over everyone else,
03:42:50.800but also we have to – there have to be some serious punitive consequences for doing otherwise, like social shaming and fiends.
03:43:00.680And this is – and the guys in software know this, but this is an international game.
03:43:09.920And I know a guy, a personal friend of mine, who works in this industry at one of the big firms.
03:43:18.940And he was telling me, when I was visiting him, how his company has – I think their headquarters are in Europe, in fact, or one of their main offices is in Europe.
03:43:37.860And he was describing the demographics of his company.
03:44:31.740And he was telling me about the difference between the Indians and the Bulgarians.
03:44:35.540He says the Indians, their communication skills – to see your point, I think, Skull Mask right there – is their communication skills on the front end are terrible because they won't critically think or analyze the project.
03:44:54.560They just nod and say, oh, okay, yeah, okay, yeah, we can do that.
03:45:00.960And then months later, they're like, how's that project coming, and it's not getting accomplished because they haven't actually assessed it critically.
03:45:18.080It takes a lot longer for the Indian programmers to get a thing done, and they don't meet deadlines.
03:45:24.460They're not deadline-oriented whatsoever, and when they have problems, they aren't forthcoming, right?
03:45:39.880So they just kind of stop, as opposed to the Bulgarians who are critical thinkers, and they'll push back, and they'll say, oh, I don't know about that.
03:45:54.340And they actually go into the creative development process with the leadership core, and when they get the job and they understand the job, they get it done by deadline, right?
03:46:10.540They are very deadline-oriented and can actually accomplish the thing.
03:46:14.500So I'm sure they're a little more expensive for that reason, right?
03:46:21.340And so it's a very interesting thing, and this is the workforce.
03:46:26.120This is the global workforce in the tech industry.
03:46:30.100You know, it's one firm, you know, being described to me, but it was very interesting how he described the different racial proclivities and their habits.
03:46:46.120But, you know, we're not, you know, when we talk about being able to manage a company to start prioritizing hiring whites, you know, the software industry, because of its remote ability,
03:47:06.120is one that's probably a bit out of reach in terms of accomplishing meaningful gains in that area, right?
03:47:22.400As opposed to some local companies like restaurants, like construction companies, like companies you can go in and you can see when they come to your house to do work, you're like, what the fuck?
03:47:45.820So it's an interesting dynamic, I think, for the tech industry, creating parallel infrastructure or operations may be a necessity in like a big picture way.
03:50:13.100So you're interviewing the guy over the telephone, and you say, okay, we're going to move on to SQL questions, which is database queries for people that aren't in the business.
03:50:21.740So he'll go into a room, and all over the room on the walls, they'll have all these answers planted.
03:50:29.960And when the question comes up, this guy's job is he'll point to the answer to get the guy.
03:50:34.380Now, this guy, the guy answering the questions, he does have a degree, but he hasn't actually done any work.
03:50:42.100And then they'll say, okay, well, let's move on to, say, a C Sharp question or a Java question.
03:50:46.780They'll walk across the hall to the Java room, and they literally have all these questions written out, kind of like whiteboards, but all over the walls.
03:50:55.140And it's handlers with him, and when the question comes in, the guy will point to it, the guy will see the answer, and he can speak fairly intelligently about it.
03:51:02.720When you get him into the States, he's never done anything, man.
03:52:07.860I will hire white dudes, and I have always had one of the interesting things, too, that I've noticed, and I think this might be a fundamental difference in the kind of way our brains work and the way we conceive issues, is that Asians and whites have the ability to think in systems.
03:52:27.400They have the ability to understand kind of relationships between discrete parts of systems much better than Indians and other races, who I won't even, you know, I won't even mention, because how often do you see an African in a coding project, in a project?
03:52:48.960It's very rare, very rare, extremely rare.
03:52:52.020But the systems approach is something that I've noticed, like a lot of these kids in college, even undergraduate, they are really good at this, and they can conceive of things in the systems kind of framework, and they are really good at understanding project outlines and like, you know, discrete duties between components, etc.
03:53:14.000So, yeah, I know exactly what you're talking about, Marco, and it's bad now with AI, too, because if you are doing an interview, they will be, they will have the AI open on the other page, and they will have their little tools to cheat while you're doing an interview, and they will have them open.
03:53:29.240And you have to basically ambush them with strange questions about stuff that doesn't even, like garbage collection.
03:53:36.460So, you have to like ambush them with a question about garbage collection, or, you know, memory leaks, or something like that, something that they are going to have to actually type in and read the output from the AI, instead of using like leak code problems, or something where they can just kind of get an answer right away from this database of answers on the web.
03:53:55.940So, you have to actually ambush them with like algorithm questions and data structures and such, and it seems to weed them out pretty good, but I'm just not even going to bother anymore.
03:54:07.560Yeah, no worries, no worries, because I want to pitch it right back to you on what Skullmask said there.
03:54:15.440From what it sounds like you're expressing, Marco, is that, you know, they could have a completely different person interviewing.
03:54:24.120So, even if there was ambush questions, if they had their top guy able to facilitate through the interview process and navigate those questions well, then they ship a downgraded version of themselves, is the way I'd put it, but a different person to actually fulfill the role who wouldn't have been able to answer those questions in the first place.
03:54:53.380Yeah, you're being unusually kind right now, because that's exactly what it is, man.
03:54:59.660I mean, they literally, you sign a deal, they send the guy over, it's not the same guy.
03:55:05.280You know, what Brother Skull was, I think where he's going, he's right, is they can't conceptualize solutions, right?
03:55:11.720If you were to ask them, oh, you know, like, write this simple routine for me, they might could get through that, but they can't conceptualize solutions.
03:55:43.480We'll get in the back channels about that, because that would be phenomenal.
03:55:46.500And one of the things, as a quick aside, the whole entire field has changed so much over the past, like, decades since I graduated, that guys who have this experience from the earlier days, they know and understand things that are just completely abstracted away these days.
03:56:08.980And so I always, like, senior engineers and guys who actually had to do a lot of this stuff by hand, they have a wealth of knowledge that is very, very hard for the younger engineers to match.
03:56:24.180Well, I mean, so here's the funny thing I say, and I can make my managers laugh, you know, is like IntelliSense made everybody a developer, right?
03:56:32.440So, you know, the kids have no idea, you know, what they're doing at the machine level, because it is so abstracted, right?
03:56:39.200When I was going through grad school, we were actually writing in the Linux kernel, and we had to measure what, you know, when we wrote code, the performance impact it had on the kernel, right?
03:56:49.100They have no idea, man, because they have IntelliSense.
03:58:40.120There's a, I mean, the way that these AI tools work, you can write boilerplate for so many things that before you actually had to write by hand.
03:58:50.960You can, if you write your tests correctly, there are tools now built into your integrated development environment that will run all of your tests for you, come up with edge cases that you might have missed.
03:59:02.840So if you're doing something that actually has the potential for leaky memory that you didn't dereference or something like that, if you're writing C or assembly, which I don't anymore, I don't even use these languages anymore because it's, why would I bother?
03:59:17.100I write primarily in TypeScript, Rust, and Python, and it's, um, all these languages have, you know, libraries, well, Rust is, don't even get me started.
03:59:27.060Well, we can, we can avoid that rabbit hole, but you are correct, Mythos.
03:59:30.580So a bunch of these tools, they do allow a very top level kind of orchestration of, uh, the actual writing of code.
03:59:39.640And I look at this as a huge white pill because it means that the less programmer jobs there are for, for low entry level devs, the more passionate the people who are going to have to be, who are getting into it.
03:59:51.380And the more likely they are to be people who actually want to get into it, to build cool stuff instead of foreigners who want to get into it because they will be able to make enough money to, you know, drive a Tesla around the Midwest.
04:00:05.780And they don't have to live in a Punjab anymore. So I'm a, I'm pretty white-pilled on that, but yeah, we can, we can stop the software rabbit hole.
04:00:15.300It's probably, it's probably not as, as a, it's, it's kind of like the crypto rabbit hole, right?
04:00:21.100Like a few people can get it and, and the rest are like, what are these people even talking about?
04:00:26.200Uh, so we'll, with that said, we'll go to Marco one more time here and then we'll get some hands and, uh, and do a, do a shift here.
04:00:32.360But yeah, just, it's good to kind of, you know, at least see how this is impacting us.
04:00:37.940And like you said, a white pill that we can maybe move forward with, uh, in terms of, uh, what can we use this and do for our people as we, as we take this culture shift?
04:00:50.840Okay. So I guess I'm the last guy that's going to talk about software, even though we said we were leaving it, but this is, this is just to put a bookend on it.
04:00:57.960I mean, what Mr. Mythos says, of course, and, uh, Skull knows this, there, there is a place for what we would call RAD or rapid application development, right?
04:01:06.800That abstraction, you can create things quickly with which mythos you were talking about.
04:01:22.340Right. But, uh, you know, but those kinds of guys, there was a place for that.
04:01:27.020Uh, and then the other thing I would just like to tell you, I did a presentation yesterday for a senior guy and we use Claude Code and I'll talk to Skull about this offline later.
04:01:38.220And, uh, I had to do this presentation to this senior guy and, uh, I had kind of written the stuff that would query the LLM under the scenes.
04:01:47.220And I was able to put in one prompt and it blew his mind how much it learned about our entire environment environment and, you know, less than, less than 10 seconds.
04:04:19.960Well, South, South American people, you know, Honduran, Guatemala and all that shit.
04:04:24.440They, they came and took all of the, uh, those blue collar kind of lowbrow jobs, uh, that were just like labor jobs.
04:04:32.820And they, they make decent money off of it somehow.
04:04:36.200But, uh, a white guy go out and try to do that stuff.
04:04:39.740It's just like, there's no money left in it for, for a guy like us.
04:04:44.080Um, so yeah, I'm, I'm, I'm really aggravated about it, man.
04:04:47.800I know I might sound a little, not so cool, but, but I'm, I'm just pissed, man.
04:04:53.040I'm fighting mad that that's where I'm at with it.
04:04:55.600And I, I don't know why everybody else is not.
04:04:57.700And I'm just sitting there tapping my foot, waiting on everybody else to see what I see and be completely fed up with it and say, Hey, let's do something about this.
04:05:21.000I mean, we're, we're being, we're trying to be, uh, conversational and, and, uh, as, as, um, uh, how, uh, how we say it, uh, diplomatic about it as possible.
04:05:35.240But the, the, the level of compassion and sympathy we have for these people has to be at zero.
04:05:44.080The, the, the level has to be at zero, no matter what we end up doing, the level of sympathy and compassion has to be at zero.
04:05:51.800Um, you know, the, the, the, the crossing the line for me between where we need to be and, and going one step further into, uh, you know, aggression and, uh, and action would be, uh, just to bury them here.
04:06:12.120There's you, you, you have the opportunity to leave here is a box car and the, uh, the option beyond that, uh, is just to bury them where they stand.
04:06:24.340Uh, and you know, that's that, I, I mean that in a hypothetical sense, you know, not in a, not in advocating sense.
04:06:33.980This is, this is, you know, we are trying to do this in, uh, in a way that can comport with the minimum, uh, or, and the maximum or the maximum amount of humanity they deserve, which is zero sympathy, zero compassion.
04:06:51.520Uh, if they don't like that, uh, then we can go ahead and renegotiate over the line.
04:06:58.260Uh, you know, but I think, yeah, you're, you're right about that.
04:07:03.420And, and also, you know, the compassion we need to have and serve is to our people, uh, which is to say, you know, what time it is, you know, where you need to go and, you know, you need a plan to get there.
04:07:15.060Now, I don't have to give you the plan.
04:07:18.100Uh, but you know what the, uh, what the level of expectations are and the level of standards are that we need to get to.
04:07:24.140So start working on that because, you know, the day of the rope, uh, is upon us and it's out of my hands.
04:07:30.920I, I, I don't have anything to do with it.
04:07:33.260I don't get to decide when the day of the rope is.
04:07:35.480All I'm doing is trying to, uh, to, uh, light the warning fire on the hill, uh, to let everybody know, uh, that, uh, the, uh, the fire is burning and, uh, you got to do something.
04:07:48.900Uh, and that's, uh, you know, I'll leave it, I'll leave it there.
04:07:51.640And I, I, I feel you, Kiki, you know, go ahead.
04:07:53.480You know, yeah, this is something too, that's, uh, it's important to consider that there is a whole entire psychological paradigm that underlies these kinds of things.
04:08:03.580And, um, uh, the lesser races have been psychologized into believing that, um, that we are just going to let everything continue and carry on.
04:08:15.300And our political class is clearly going to let everything continue and carry on.
04:08:21.340So undoing this psychology, undoing this projection that our enemy has put into the minds of the occupants of our, of our country, who don't belong here, who are not of this nation, is going to be a huge step forward.
04:08:39.440This is a very good thing back to these ice videos.
04:08:43.380If we had hundreds of these videos every day of guys in full kit, raiding houses, raiding work sites, raiding parking lots over and over and over again.
04:08:55.600If we had politicians who are up there giving addresses that were saying, this is your chance.
04:09:01.120There's going to be no economic opportunity for you here anymore.
04:09:04.080And, uh, the last thing you want to do is get caught up in one of these raids, then we can completely undo the psychological projection that our enemy is putting out as though it's the honest truth because our political class is echoing their sentiments.
04:09:19.980So that will, I think, change everything a lot when it's, um, when the white man rediscovers his, uh, rightful spirit of rulership that will bring, bring a reality check to a lot of people.
04:09:54.600Yeah, I understand the, uh, frustration.
04:09:58.760Like, it's preposterous to think that our own government prioritizes these foreign invaders over us.
04:10:11.120And, um, um, on the subject of, um, like the H1B visas, I mean, it's complete insanity.
04:10:22.220The big corporations, uh, all around, um, America are laying off white Americans in particular, and then bringing in foreigners on H1B visas.
04:10:42.540And it's sort of like, uh, like recently, um, Microsoft, uh, has laid off several thousand, uh, domestic, mostly white workers.
04:11:02.540Workers, and they have experienced record profits and have a record valuation.
04:11:12.640And meanwhile, they've applied for thousands of H1B visas to bring in mostly Indians.
04:11:25.780Um, and it's no coincidence that the CEO of Microsoft is an Indian.
04:11:36.040And so it's a hostile takeover of our nation.
04:11:43.040And then we have people like Vivek Ramaswamy, who may hold, uh, high political power in Ohio of all places.
04:14:24.080I mean, um, and yeah, we, we, we all need, need to start seriously tribalizing and prioritizing our own people.
04:14:38.940I mean, that's what all peoples have been doing since the inception of humanity.
04:14:45.980So this, the diversity and multiculturalism BS is just another way of saying white genocide that is happening in South Africa.
04:15:01.200Overtly, the black South African political leaders are chanting in stadiums full of black South Africans.
04:15:08.200Kill all the whites, steal their land and they're dancing around and the same Jewish media that speaks about the evils of apartheid in South Africa.
04:15:26.540Oh, the evil whites, they were segregated and they wanted to live only amongst their own people.
04:15:35.740And this was a great atrocity in history.
04:15:39.660And oh, that same Jewish media and education system is silent about the political leaders in South Africa overtly calling for the genocide of our people.
04:15:58.160And we get that, uh, hummingbird and, and great degree.
04:16:01.600And we often have, uh, our, our South African friends.
04:16:04.780In fact, uh, on Fridays, uh, one of them hosts a show here on white excellence radio during this, uh, lunch hour, um, that we have here.
04:16:15.460Uh, he, he won't be here this weekend.
04:16:17.500I think, I think this weekend he's off or is it this, this, this Friday, um, is, uh, likely going to be post E I and Dr. Mike doing the broadcast.
04:16:28.500So that is our current, and, and actually we are going to be, uh, talking about some of this.
04:16:35.140Um, I don't know how to phrase it other than spiritual economics and philosophy.
04:16:40.040So it's going to be really good this Friday at, uh, 1 PM CST.
04:17:06.340So if they complete the hostile takeover of our nation, will we meet the same fate that our South African brothers and sisters are currently facing?
04:17:25.580Uh, you know, that we, we will all be South Africa if we, uh, don't decide to remain white nation.
04:17:33.100Uh, and this is, this is where sympathy and compassion, uh, is thrown out, uh, because it's not, it's not a, a negotiation.
04:17:42.560Uh, we're not having, um, some sort of splitting of treasures here in order to make everything fair and equitable.
04:17:50.000This is a, this is a war against our people, biologically, economically, socially, uh, you know, psychologically, et cetera.
04:17:58.260Uh, so it's, it's, uh, that's, that's why we have these conversations, right.
04:18:03.480To make sure that we're, uh, able to understand what time it is.
04:18:08.400Um, one of the things that, um, we need to deal with, right.
04:18:14.300Is our white people who are hiring these people.
04:18:17.460Uh, and it gets into, uh, it gets into, we talked about it before, the, the, the idea that we're not collectivized, um, they, and, and the lack of collectivization as opposed to needing to point out the problems that are symptoms.
04:18:35.020Really the symptoms of, of, of multiracial alliances is juice.
04:18:42.780This is a symptom of a multiracial alliance where there is a multiracial alliance.
04:18:49.420This is, this is not something we can get around.
04:18:52.880Uh, and unless we figure that out as a people, then that's why our conversations are a little bit different than some other conversations, uh, in the sphere talking about white nationalism.
04:19:03.600Well, you're, you can't be a white nationalist.
04:19:06.100You can't be, uh, a white person, uh, with a nation.
04:19:11.400If you are, uh, aligning interests with non-whites, this is this, we don't have the same interests.
04:19:23.380Uh, and it needs to stay very clean because where there is a multiracial alliance, there will be juice in the middle, uh, negotiating because why?
04:19:31.580Because they're mongrels, because they share DNA with both groups.
04:19:35.920And this is the way that they, they operate, uh, and, and how they make their, their ends meet.
04:19:43.300And, uh, it's, it's a very valuable place for them to be so long as the opportunity arises.
04:19:51.400And to be honest, we don't want to deal with them.
04:20:18.420And this is a, this is a very important aspect to getting ourselves out of this mess is, um, we can't be satisfied merely with the material kind of transformation here.
04:20:29.220We have to embrace the, a radical ideology of transformation for ourselves, for all of our people, because what got us into this mess was allowing our managerial class to become obsessed with capital.
04:20:42.880And obsessed with material wealth and this managerial classes, everybody from the franchise McDonald's owner to the guy who owns the roofing company up to the guys who run finance and, uh, the guys who run multinational corporations.
04:20:59.560This, this, the, the, the integrity and nobility of this ruling class, this managerial class is going to reflect immediately on the composition of the nation and the wellbeing of the people therein.
04:21:13.580There is no way that we can build a, a proper country for our nation.
04:21:21.720If we do not have a dignified, noble managerial class and allowing our uppers, allowing the people who are skilled at organizing and skilled at, at constructing systems and, and building businesses and building militaries, all this, this, this.
04:21:43.580These kind of upper, these kind of upper, higher level functions of a country, they have to be at, they have to serve the nation's best interests.
04:21:52.400This is the, this is the paradigm that they have to operate under.
04:21:56.480It has to be a near a spiritual value for their entire layer of, of the managerial class.
04:22:04.960This is all the way down into, um, our workers, our laborers, our children, our houses, our homes.
04:22:12.240It has to permeate the entirety of our society to the point where it is accepted as the highest good and the highest value that one can hold is to be working towards the interest and wellbeing prosperity of our people.
04:22:26.220And this is a, this is a, this is going to be, this is where the absolute transformation takes place.
04:22:31.260And this is something that if we fail to embrace it, we will nearly fix a, we will slap a bandaid on the problem and we won't be able to fully construct the paradigm of the new world and, and bring the new dawn to our, to our people and resurrect the solar empire.
04:22:49.260It's, uh, it's, uh, these values have to be integrated entirely into our civilization.
04:22:56.240So one of the problems that we face as a people is that white people have a higher standard of living.
04:23:04.260So in order to support that higher standard of living, you need to pay your white workers a wage that accomplishes those goals.
04:23:13.280And, you know, choosing between a white and a non-white, uh, applicant is often a economic decision, right?
04:23:26.580A decision, um, made by looking at the budget, looking at one's needs.
04:23:35.220And, uh, again, there was some, some conversation earlier about, you know, somebody wanting to buy a new Ferrari, right?
04:23:42.240Uh, buy a new boat, um, buy a boat in the first place, put a pool in, uh, expand their, their property, buy a new house, et cetera.
04:23:53.760The, we do this at the expense of our fellows and the business owner is the person who's in charge of all of that, right?
04:24:05.440The business owner is making that decision and is responsible for all of the decisions of that company from the top down and having these policies in place to hire whites means it's going to cost you more because we're not living with 15 people in an apartment building.
04:24:24.500We do not agree that's an acceptable, um, uh, acceptable standard of living for our people.
04:25:30.820They have educations, et cetera, et cetera.
04:25:33.920And organizing the company to meet those needs instead of prioritizing my own needs is, uh, is a decision that every business owner needs to make.
04:25:47.420And when we get real down to the, to the, um, the reality and just be really honest with ourselves, we compete with each other.
04:26:04.200We will end up competing with each other.
04:26:07.700It's all kumbaya while the white people are competing against the Brown people.
04:26:13.340All the white rhetoric, all the pro white stuff sounds great.
04:26:17.780As long as we're competing against the Browns.
04:26:21.320And then we get back to white hegemony.
04:26:25.240And then we start competing with each other again.
04:26:28.560And when we compete with each other, we're now looking at our brother as a competitor competition.
04:26:36.520And we want to be able to outbid them.
04:27:00.420And we work against our fellow brothers to do that.
04:27:03.860And it is still, no matter which way you slice it, it ends up being kill or be killed out there against our own white people.
04:27:11.540And so that is a factor that has led to this, which is, well, I'm going to hire a cheaper laborer so that I can lower my overall costs and compete for that job.
04:27:33.460And win that bid, because a lot of these decisions that are made are also economic.
04:27:41.240And whether you're bidding for a state job, you're bidding for a, um, a school job from the state or a city job.
04:27:56.860So, um, you're a contractor working to win the bid and you need to make sure that you are able to, uh, get the bid or else you don't have a job.
04:28:08.860You don't have a business and all the people who rely on you don't have access to that capital in order to, to supply all of their needs.
04:28:17.780So this is, this is something that, that we, we begin competing against each other.
04:28:22.740And I saw a discussion, um, that's, that inspired this train of thought recently.
04:28:31.500It's a white owned business that has white people competing in the sphere for their own interests.
04:28:42.260People giving them support and there's, there was a question on, on what qualifies as, uh, for the opportunity, right?
04:29:00.980And there, and I, and there was a group discussion and, and some, some forces were, were employed to say, this person doesn't qualify to be a part of this organization because they are not, uh, because we are doing things a different way than they are.
04:29:22.480And, uh, uh, uh, I don't want to put anyone on blast here.
04:29:29.820I'm just trying to describe this the best way possible without putting anybody on blast here, but it is, it is a, um, a semi-organized effort to exclude somebody from being able to participate saying, and, and so, uh, this is what we do with each other.
04:29:49.680Um, it's a fact, and we have to reconcile that as well, um, in how we go forward.
04:29:58.480Uh, this is when it gets complicated when we get rid of the Browns and we're now competing with each other.
04:30:05.360We still have, uh, the same dynamics and it is still rather cutthroat and, and, uh, this, this is not easily solved.
04:30:16.340Um, and that's, that's the situation going on now, but I, I use it because I grew up kind of in construction, uh, in restaurants, et cetera.
04:30:27.500I use those because those are easy for me to, to articulate and, and they're very visible.
04:30:33.760Um, so when you have a restaurant, you have a white, a white world and you have a restaurant, one restaurant and the other, and they both serve burgers.
04:30:44.000And so they're both sourcing hamburger and one is not making enough or one, or, or one is, uh, is, uh, their prices are too high and they need to cut costs to lower their prices.
04:30:59.780Um, and so they look at how they can do that.
04:31:02.420They run their economics and they say, okay, well, I'm going to source my beef then from Mexico.
04:31:08.920And now all of a sudden everybody's lost something in the whole entire community because, uh, they have, they have taken a shortcut, right.
04:31:21.500Um, and so long as they can market it in a certain way, maybe nobody knows.
04:31:27.580But it's costly, uh, and it, it leads to, uh, this degradation.
04:31:35.160It leads to, well, I need to hire at least a couple of Mexicans here to serve my food so that I can cut those costs, uh, or et cetera.
04:31:44.480So this is also, uh, something that we are going to have to come across when we start to move forward.
04:31:52.360Uh, again, out of the kumbaya, it's all whites against browns to, oh, now I'm a hamburger, uh, uh, or a coffee shop or what have you across the street from a competitor.
04:32:05.500And I need more people coming into my, my shop.
04:32:08.800So, you know, I'm going to make certain changes, maybe make certain sacrifices, shortcuts.
04:32:14.540And this is something that, you know, we're, we're going to face.
04:32:20.640And, and the easy way to, to describe it is, is that we're very vocal about it.
04:32:27.040Say, well, if you have a Mexican, you know, you got a nigger in the woodpile there, you got a Mexican working in your back, back shop.
04:32:34.280And the other guy doesn't, well, we know the other guy, uh, is charging more for their hamburger, but they're all, their white people are being supplied and serviced and supported by my buying their hamburger.
04:32:51.200We have to choose to make a dedicated decision, say, no, we're not going to, we're not going to support you if you are not on track for this elevation that we're going for.
04:33:01.700Um, and, uh, and because it is, it's competitive.
04:33:09.940And then, uh, we're responsible for going and supporting that.
04:33:14.100Not because it's cheaper to get gas across the street where the, all the Mexicans are at behind the counter, but going to the, the locally owned gas station where his family is running the operation and I'm supporting him.
04:33:29.820That is, that is the decisions that we make as a commercial, as a, as a consumer to support the life that we want to see in the world.
04:33:39.140And these are the decisions that we can make each and every day as we move forward, uh, toward a progress here.
04:33:45.340But, uh, I, I, I just had to get all that out because I saw, saw this, uh, this happening and, and we need to make that, um, that known and, and offer our support.
04:33:55.980And, uh, and also, you know, to, and Marco brought it up also lend your experience, say, Hey, I see you have this issue going on here.
04:34:04.180I, I actually think I can help and, uh, and help mitigate this problem for you.
04:34:10.100Let's talk about it and get involved in your community, get involved in helping a fellow white person, make their business better and be successful without having to hire non's support non's.
04:34:22.660And then breed those non's further into our world, uh, which is what we're trying to go the other direction with.
04:35:40.460Uh, but I don't, I don't want to say the S word again, but, uh, I think brother skull, uh, I'm not going to pretend to, I can't put words in his mouth, but one thing that's, I know this will be kind of unpopular.
04:35:52.280I'm ready to take the beat down, but another thing that's happening in these, uh, brother skull was talking about the managerial class.
04:35:59.480And I kind of equate that to, I've worked for, and I'm not going to name the companies, the granddaddies of them all.
05:23:48.900I mean, if you were just, if you just saw a grown man get laid out by a bunch, being outnumbered, what would compel you as a middle-aged single mother to go, you know, I want some of that.
05:25:42.280And he just bit off more than he can chew.
05:25:44.140And it's like, I, at least I can understand that compulsion, but that was another probably ill-advised maneuver on his part where he's putting the, but at least that makes a lot more sense to me.
05:26:04.400So he put his neck on the line for a stranger, for a woman that was clearly, I don't know the exact specifics, but a lot of that, it checks out and has a much more logical order of consequences and a worthwhile risk and a worthwhile endeavor than a single mom trying to help up a grown man who just got laid out when she's completely outnumbered, unarmed, and ill-equipped to deal with it.
05:27:07.780I didn't, I didn't fully understand that, that, that particular detail that makes it all the more worse.
05:27:11.880That just reinforces everything we're talking about.
05:27:13.740Yeah, yeah, she literally started another fight right after one got done.
05:27:18.780It was, and this goes to the, the, uh, the situation.
05:27:21.660I don't know all of the details about this big ball situation.
05:27:24.580Uh, so maybe you can fill me in here, but, uh, the woman who he had to protect, uh, it sounds like she is not paying attention to the, to the time and knowing you don't get to go around hanging out with nonce.
05:28:03.380You've, you literally voted for this and you lost.
05:28:06.140So stay indoors while we clean up the streets and when it's safe, we'll let you know, and you can come back out and, and, and enjoy life again.
05:28:14.000But this isn't, this is a situation that we're, we're rapidly entering and it's hostile and it's warlike.
05:28:21.620And it's not safe for women and children.
05:28:33.300But, uh, I can tell you, uh, a woman that, uh, uh, was divorced, a friend of mine up in Tennessee, you know, she got into this mode and, uh, she was actually having an affair.
05:28:49.220I'm, I'm getting to the point here, but she would run around chewing people's asses.
05:28:52.940You know, you're either him or me, or you choose me.
05:28:55.140Well, me, he and I were really good friends.
05:28:56.940So she'd run around, you know, in public, she'd start drinking and then she'd be sitting there running her mouth at people in public, you know?
05:29:03.300So I mentioned to one of the dads, they were like, what do you think?
05:29:05.960I said, well, if we were in Alabama, that bitch wouldn't have 32 teeth anymore.
05:29:09.460He goes, what are you talking about, man?
05:29:11.660I said, well, it wouldn't necessarily be a man that would, you know, that would, that would pop her.
05:29:17.260It'd probably be some redneck bitch from Alabama that can actually do it, you know?
05:30:06.400She could have gotten in a much worse situation if that non hadn't, you know, recorded and posted his own L.
05:30:16.340Once they realize that recording and posting these things is no longer going to be a means to their own economic ends and their own safety, once they realize that, they're going to stop doing it and they're going to start acting at their more base level instincts.
05:30:32.780So, you know, it's, we got to read what time it is out here.
05:30:36.800Well, there's, there's a bit of a, of a duality to financially incentivizing women being too bold.
05:30:43.240So this, this, this is what you were alluding to of particularly this woman that wanted to get tough around a bunch of feral nogs that was ill-advised and the financial reward is, is not ideal.
05:30:56.460I find to, to financially reward this in a significant way is probably sending a regrettable message to women that, that, that if you do this, you have a strong possibility of getting a financial windfall.
05:31:10.540I don't know if that's sending the right message.
05:31:12.580It probably isn't, you know, she entitled to probably some compensation for her injuries, but it's one of these things where, you know, that's why whenever there's an accident, only one person can be at fault and they're not the ones that get rewarded.
05:31:25.100So it's one of these things where if you just do the simple, who's at fault dynamic, you know, that, if you were just to pencil that out, she would be considered at fault for being provocative.
05:31:38.120If she would have left well enough alone, help the guy out.
05:31:40.340There's nothing wrong with that inherently at all.
05:31:42.360Even that is arguable though, that she should even be in that situation and feel compelled to be around a clearly hostile, volatile situation to help a grown man up, a grown man, mind you, who couldn't help himself.
05:31:55.100To insert yourself in that situation is if you're more equipped than the guy who just got laid out, it's just a complete breakdown of the, analyzing your surroundings and self-preservation.
05:32:17.900And, and, uh, again, back to her kids, like, oh my gosh, she had kids.
05:32:23.200So I can't believe they were almost, you know, motherless over this, this, and then, well, why, why would she almost be motherless?
05:32:30.940Well, because she took it upon herself to, to, uh, uh, put her life in danger over what, over what, what reward was she seeking, uh, in that situation in order to do that.
05:32:44.920And, and, and, and forget and neglect completely to think about her own children at home who need their mother to come home.
05:32:52.380Uh, and, and just a, a lack of, of situational awareness there.
05:32:57.100We, and we, we need our women to understand that.
05:33:46.640So she, from another country might've thought just going up to them niggers that they weren't going to do nothing, but, you know, you just can't put yourself in that situation.
05:33:56.080And, uh, I think nature will take out the stupid, you know, man or woman.
05:34:56.240Old man fell into the silverback gorilla, uh, cage.
05:35:01.140Uh, he got his ass handed to him in the silverback gorilla cage and she reached down and helped pull him out of the silverback gorilla cage.
05:35:13.120And then she jumped in the silverback gorilla cage and goes, I'm going ham on these silverback.
05:35:45.480She, she, she, she had to lecture them on the error of their ways, of course.
05:35:50.880So she, she had to flex her, her, her extremely important opinion to these ferals and go, no, you know, you guys are going to get a tongue lashing before I go fucking genius.
05:36:01.740This is fucking genius level shit boys.
05:36:37.760She's going to go around and, and you're going to, you know, this social pressure to pretend that she's a victim of this circumstance is, is now in play.
05:36:47.760So she, in her mind is going to carry that.
05:36:51.900She's going to, she's going to exploit that everywhere she goes.
05:36:56.120And it's, and she's going to infect other retarded women.
05:37:00.240And I'm sorry, if you are going to go and, and jump in the silverback gorilla cage, you are a retarded woman who has lost her fucking mind.
05:37:08.700And you need to assess your situation and you need to stick with your man.
05:37:13.260Uh, you know, so this is, this is something that I'm, I'm just not going to yield on in that regard, but she's going to infect other women with this.
05:38:17.400And look, I'll, I'll be, we will lower the level of testosterone in the room in order to have this conversation.
05:38:24.120Look, we're, we're, if there's someone that wants to come up and, you know, give a articulate take on this.
05:38:29.940I mean, without it being a lecture, um, because effectively, if she was, if what was to come up lecture right now, the irony would be palatable because that's effectively what this woman did.
05:38:38.820She tried to lecture this Pharaoh and the Pharaoh was like, I have fists.
05:38:44.940We are gentlemen, we are gentlemen here.
05:38:47.220And although we have, uh, you know, pretty strongly held views on this situation, we will have this conversation in a gentlemanly manner.
05:38:54.900So any, uh, man or woman who, who has an alternate take here, you know, I'd like to hear it.
05:39:01.060Uh, but in essence, if it falls into supporting feminism, if it is not logical, if it is not something that is, is well thought out and meaningful and unemotional and unsympathetic toward just the, the simping.
05:39:16.560Like this is, this is like what she's getting treated now, like right now, this is definition, high level, nuclear level simping.
05:39:25.840I, I, I think, I think we're going to have to steal man it.
05:39:28.260So I don't, I don't think anybody's going to come up and, uh, you know, take the bait or have the balls to do it.
05:39:33.380So we might, we might, we might have to steal this.
05:39:35.120We don't have to steal man it the other way, boss.
05:39:37.280I will, I will have, I will have to, uh, to take some time to, to, to take that position.
05:39:43.160I got to give some, I got, I did have a question for brother radio with his, with his quick wit.
05:39:49.400So how do you, how do we spend it where the left or whatever mainstream media, how do we spend it where they make it the white man's fault that she did this?
05:39:58.700I mean, that's, that's what, that's where they're fine.
05:40:00.540I mean, if I was to take like the mainstream Marxist liberal, it would be, you know, uh, corrupt, bad culture, not enough socioeconomic opportunities for the young feral nogs.
05:40:11.760It forced, it forces them into violent behavior.
05:40:14.980And, you know, what, there's like this famous quote from this politician that like white girls bleed easily or something.
05:41:16.900If you say this one word, it's, it's automatic chimp out.
05:41:20.720And, you know, whatever consequences come your way, you're entitled to that's not working on whites anymore.
05:41:25.940I think even the midwit center, right whites, and even like the, the, the, the basic normie fag, middle of the road, race blind conservative.
05:41:33.680I don't, I don't think that's really working so well anymore.
05:41:35.740So I don't know if that's been pumped as much lately because that's been, that's been pumped down our necks for, you know, generations now.
05:43:04.880Um, and they're, I'm not sure if it's true or not, but assuming they're, they're visitors from, uh, Europe, um, they, it's, it's sort of considering all these factors.
05:43:23.880It's more understandable how this happened in the first place.
05:43:31.880And, um, also it just sort of exemplifies the need for segregation.
05:43:43.880Um, for, for, for these folks to think it's okay for a gang of people to be beat up on someone and stomp on their head when they're down.
05:44:38.900So even though it was a poor decision, um, it's certainly is in no way excusable for, uh, they essentially ganged up on her and somebody, uh, sucker punched her in the head.
05:44:58.180Um, man, by the way, and almost killed her.
05:45:31.820I mean, it's certainly a lesson learned for them and for everyone who's seen things, how they occurred that, you know, as I said, the, it sort of exemplifies the need for segregation and there's nothing bad about segregation.
05:45:53.200Um, and then the last thing I just wanted to add, it's interesting.
05:45:58.580The president of the Cincinnati city council, a black woman, she commented on a Facebook post about this situation.
05:46:13.580And she said, they begged for that heat down.
05:46:30.580Again, this is the president of the Cincinnati city council, and she still holds her job.
05:46:37.580It's, it's impossible to even imagine the reverse happening that switched the black for the white and a white city council president saying they begged for that beat down.
05:46:57.220I'm glad that this whole thing happened.
05:46:59.340Like, well, that's what it comes down to.
05:47:02.080So this, this is called no longer accepting double standards.
05:47:04.840So whether it's, um, RTTL and not accepting the fact that whites can't collect devise, but every other ethnic and racial minority can, this is, this is a powerful weapon that whites have not capitalized on it.
05:47:16.860You cannot, you put the enemy and the, the opponent into an indefensible position.
05:47:21.500And when you make people, and this is just like a broad, you know, sort of strategic tactic that always works, you put people into undefensible situations, and then you, you almost inevitably come out with a stronger position and it's indefensible to defend these things.
05:47:38.280So when you make people defend the indefensible, um, they basically do your job for you.
05:47:43.720And that's like, RTTL is a completely like asymmetrical example, but it's an example.
05:47:49.300Nonetheless, you even have Jews coming out and saying, no, wait, wait a minute.
05:48:10.140I think this is great that we're, uh, bringing these things to the surface and exposing the hypocrisy and double standards and the rigged corrupt vampiric, uh, system against us.
05:48:29.160Um, that has been to, to, to turned and weaponized against us in the lands that our ancestors built and, and, and, and toiled.
05:50:03.380That's an intentional Chinese community.
05:50:05.080Like all these subgroups of foreigners.
05:50:08.320They don't, they don't need, they don't need the extensive legal protections that, that Arville and, and RTTL have had to jump through in order to secure their own space.
05:50:16.620But, so they, they came under fire because people found out about it and they're like, oh my God, these, uh, these white people are trying to keep us out.
05:50:26.440So he got some, uh, some publicity out of it, did a little media tour.
05:50:29.940And then it came out that he had, uh, some, some things in his past.
05:50:33.440It was, uh, quite unsavory, especially for someone who, uh, presents himself as pious, uh, as he does, uh, and, uh, and kind of representing the entire organization.
05:50:45.760And there's, there's been different opinions on, on how, uh, he should operate going forward, whether he should stay as the spokesperson, whether this taints the whole project, because he is, was 10 years ago or so, uh, he was streaming himself and his wife in, uh, in unsavory ways.
05:51:09.100Um, I'll put it, um, um, for dollars on the internet and it was exposed.
05:51:15.040He, uh, he, he, he answered for it, um, in his own way, the way he did.
05:51:20.580Uh, and I wonder how people feel about how that's been handled.
05:51:24.500So, and there's been more allegations come out about him in regards to his behavior only a few years ago, maybe even more recently as a person who is on the land of RTTL.
05:52:02.680Uh, to be honest, there's a, there's an email that was written and sent to Lucas Gage.
05:52:07.340It articulated a bunch of allegations, uh, could be unfounded, uh, as well as this other, this, uh, he's an Indian, some, some Sardath, Sardif, Jopit, or something.
05:52:20.320Uh, he went, um, and posted a big, long tirade about all kinds of allegations.
05:52:25.800And, and Arval answered, uh, in his comments, he said, receipts.
05:52:30.120And so he's, he's not unwilling to face what it is.
05:52:33.840Um, you know, he definitely wasn't running from that.
05:52:36.340Yeah, my take on this, and then I'll see what other guys have to say.
05:52:39.700You know, I, I didn't give a lot of credence or thought to it.
05:52:42.060I mean, it was obviously regrettable decisions made a decade ago.
05:52:45.820I think everyone's made regrettable decisions a decade ago.
05:52:48.980Um, so I, I think the main fatal flaw was monetizing it.
05:52:53.280I think at the end of the day, like what you do with your wife and the privacy of your own home is just that.
05:52:58.120I think when you put it out on the internet for financial game, that's, that's going to probably stick in some guy's craw.
05:53:12.920I think that that's all you can ask from a guy, you know?
05:53:15.440So he, he doesn't claim to be like the, the, like, uh, he's not, you know, running, you know, to, to run, uh, uh, like, uh, a, a priest class or something.
05:53:24.620He's really, you know, he's running like, I think that error owned and accepted and acknowledged as a flaw and a bad decision that long ago with what he's being tasked to do today.
05:53:36.800I don't see it stands in the way of his credibility or ability to execute the job.
05:53:42.160I think just, you know, whenever you take something that was private and you put it out there like that and it's not even like a leak, it was an intentional act and he monetized it.
05:53:50.740And he made that, that was a, uh, that was a regrettable move on his part.
05:53:54.420But, you know, if we're going to chastise everybody for what they did 10, 15 years ago, there's going to be a lot of people that we're never going to be able to associate with again.
05:54:01.020So I, I don't really, I don't, you know, I don't think, I think, I think it tars him too much, frankly.
05:54:06.920I think that's good to, to recognize here, uh, uh, objectively and factually, he did those things, uh, that came out in the Daily Mail, uh, and it was 10 years ago.
05:54:18.180The rest of this stuff, a lot of allegations, if anyone has, uh, investigated them further, has additional information, whether they've been debunked or not, want to come up and discuss the other allegations.
05:54:31.240I think, uh, I think it's worth, um, a conversation because here at 1488, uh, we have been, uh, quite complimentary of Arvol, uh, supportive of the project.
05:54:44.960So we'd like to hear, you know, wisdom of the crowd here in terms of, of what's happening, you know, in the broader sense, what you guys are seeing out there and, and how, you know, how we can, you know, better, uh, comport ourselves as white people, uh, in, in how we go about this.
05:55:04.920So I'll, I'll just end with this and get to some hands that my wife is, is horribly turned off by Arvol being associated with this project now.
05:55:14.400And that's from a woman's perspective.
05:55:16.040Uh, so I can offer that because I've had this conversation with her.
05:55:19.180Uh, she is, uh, completely rejects his ability to lead.
05:55:24.140Um, so that's from a woman's perspective.
05:55:59.800You don't put yourself in those kinds of situations.
05:56:01.760I mean, I was out with Diver and all these guys last weekend.
05:56:06.340And, uh, you know, we're pretty open on who we are when we go out.
05:56:10.180But we're not going to go to Cincinnati Jazz Festival and, um, expose ourselves like that.
05:56:16.920You know, there's a time and place for everything.
05:56:18.820But, um, yeah, I just don't think that, uh, I mean, when you put yourself in that kind of situation, it's, you're, you're going to, you're going to get, you're going to get what you deserve.
05:56:29.900I mean, I, I feel kind of bad saying that now because I don't want to see any white people get attacked by these fucking savages.
05:56:45.860And we, we need to set that standard, uh, for common sense into our, our general social atmosphere and attitude.
05:56:54.920Uh, and that's going to be a good, I mean, if we can do that, that will be good for all of us.
05:56:59.320Uh, so that, uh, again, to the, to the big balls situation, you know, that, uh, that a woman knows, you know, it's not our job to come rescue them.
05:57:10.340Every time they jump into the, the, uh, silverback gorilla cage, this, the, you know, after the second time, I'm, I'm just leaving you in there.
05:57:23.220Uh, I don't know how everybody else feels about that in particular, but, uh, yeah.
05:57:28.620But, um, regarding, um, regarding our ball in this, uh, in the situation, uh, with RTTLs, you know, is anyone, uh, feeling, um, you know, a certain kind of way about the project, about his leadership in that, um, and, uh, we'll get to you, Honeybird, in just a moment.
05:58:15.680And when I hear him speak about everything and what's going on, I think he's so far the best person that I've heard talking about it.
05:58:22.780He knows how to, you know, when, when someone comes up to him on the spot and get, you know, ask a question or try to come at him, he knows how to turn it.
05:58:30.860And, you know, he, he seems like a great speaker to me.
05:58:33.440I've never met him personally, but I just think we all have a past.
05:58:53.880Well, also guys, I, I have, I have, you know, decent amount of understanding for guys who see the error of their ways and are likable and have sort of grown past that.
05:59:04.160I mean, that's all you can ask from a guy who's fucked up.
05:59:06.700So if you always hold the guy to his worst mistake, when he was younger, it's like an unfair to divers point.
05:59:36.580I mean, polygamists have an argument, like there's a strong argument for polygamy, frankly.
05:59:41.060I mean, you know, there just is, there's not as good of an argument for, you know, monetizing, banging your wife on webcam.
05:59:48.460Like that's, that's, that is a foreseeably regrettable action.
05:59:52.880Um, but am I like, does any, like, who did, who did he hurt?
05:59:56.420Like, exactly like, you know, like, like who's harmed.
05:59:59.020So I think, you know, women are probably going to have a stronger opinion of this than men.
06:00:02.720Probably, you know, it's, you could argue it's a little bit of the moral fag thing.
06:00:07.200Um, and it was degenerate, but you know, once upon a time, you know, this is, this is the case for banning pornography writ large.
06:00:13.580You know, I, I think OnlyFans should be shut down tomorrow and I would love it if pornography ceased to exist.
06:00:19.020So until this is made illegal, what, you know, so that's sort of the bigger moral dilemma in my mind is that, you know, porn exists at all.
06:00:28.620So that, that there's, there's an ecosystem where this is hugely financially incentivized.
06:00:33.560You have like 18 year old girls that turned 18, like yesterday, making millions of dollars off of selling their bodies.
06:00:55.500And, and, uh, I'll just lay this out and as part of my analysis of the situation is, um, if I have the ability to build a house, uh, as a general contractor, uh, and, um, and I am the exceptional, uh, and best in the area at that.
06:01:16.520And I have this in my past, uh, uh, it doesn't change my ability to, uh, to be able to, uh, build this house.
06:01:27.340And so objectively, um, we're looking at how, how this actually impacts the ability to get this project and keep this project, um, you know, going the right direction and finishing the project and, and, and, and getting all the sign offs and getting all the permitting, uh, and the, uh, and, and the inspections all done.
06:01:51.680And, you know, I, I, I, you know, if a person wants this house, the way that I can build it, you know, objectively, they have to separate these things.
06:01:59.660And I think it's a bit easier for men to do that than it is for women to do that.
06:02:03.460Uh, uh, uh, uh, coming bird, get in there.
06:02:09.160Um, that, uh, the, the article that smeared him and presented this information, the author is Jewish.
06:02:24.860Um, so it's essentially a Jewish smear campaign.
06:02:31.460And, uh, I think it's sort of strange and suspect to those who are fueling this Jewish smear campaign that was manufactured to discredit him and the organization.
06:02:52.780And to undermine him and the organization, um, also something else that's interesting on the subject of only fans and pornography, uh, it should be outlawed and it's highly degenerate and harmful to, to our people.
06:03:16.780And the owner of only fans is Jewish and one of the top donors to APAC, uh, the American Israeli.
06:03:34.780Well, I mean, I, I, I just want to reframe, we, we get that, you know, as far as 1488 radio goes, um, you know, naming the problems with the, the Jewish influences, uh, in our societies is, uh, is, um, for other spaces at this point.
06:04:11.620These same people who are virtue signaling, uh, and criticizing Eric aren't, it seems like they, they might not be, uh, criticizing.
06:04:26.640Uh, white people who are doing things such as accepting bribery money from a entity that's hostile to our people or, uh, even somebody who's flown to Epstein Island.
06:04:47.680Uh, I have, uh, I, uh, I think Eric is brilliant.
06:04:52.640I appreciate his efforts and his organization and I support him a hundred percent.
06:04:58.760I think he's one of our brightest lights out there at the moment, honestly.
06:05:06.480Well, he's, he is the spearhead to this, uh, situation.
06:05:09.740Uh, he is the, he is the one piercing the veil on this situation and, and my, my assessment, he's not replaceable at this point.
06:05:20.100It's, it's not an administrative position he's taking.
06:05:24.220It's as a spokesman, somebody who understands these concepts, the principles, uh, he's done the work to be able to carry this load in a way that nobody else can do.
06:05:35.940And when you have that, again, back to the building, uh, analogy, uh, when you have that skillset, you're mandatory.
06:05:44.020It's, you're mandated by, uh, the, the, uh, the, the 14 words even, uh, to accomplish what it is that you, uh, have been given and the role you've been given.
06:05:55.640And to take him out of that position based on, on extracurricular activities, this is something we have to hold them accountable for and say, Hey, look, you know, you, you are responsible if you have bad behaviors for correcting it.
06:06:07.800But at the same time, you know, we don't, we don't need to remove these people.
06:06:12.480We, we talk about that, that the left and why I've brought, tried to bring you up twice now, so we're, uh, not sure what the, what the issue is, but I am trying there.
06:06:23.300Um, but the, the, the left does this, right.
06:06:28.040And we said, Oh, and we call it the left.
06:06:29.680I, I, I hate using that term, but this is what we, we discuss as, as the idea, right.
06:06:35.280Is that we say the left protects their own, they keep their people in position, even if they have these, these, um, you know, blemishes to their past and their record.
06:06:46.520Uh, but you know, the conservatives are, are, um, notorious, right.
06:06:52.480For just cutting off some of their best players because they're not perfect, right.
06:06:57.760Oh, because they have this, this, uh, this problem, uh, instead of keeping in a position in the building around what safeguards need to be built around as appropriate to make sure that the job gets done, do the job and then retire, but do the job, finish the job.
06:07:13.460That's, that's kind of where I, I land there and, uh, green power.
06:07:21.180Yeah, I think, um, um, I, you know, I, I just, just like others have said, I think hoping for the best is good.
06:07:29.880I mean, I think, um, uh, you know, like with what radio was saying, it is a forgivable offense in the sense that I don't think he's, he's, he's more of a land leader than he is.
06:07:40.560Kind of like a, um, spiritual leader, or he's, you know, he's not going to be, that didn't, that wasn't released.
06:07:48.540And then now he's trying to counsel couples like this, uh, that like Natalie, uh, I forgot what her last name was, but she was a porn star who became a quote unquote Christian.
06:07:57.960And then now she's trying to counsel, uh, married couples on how to be married or whatever, you know, um, but, um, I think it is, you know, but hopefully, you know, I, I would, I would just stress on the fact that, you know, you know, hopefully it doesn't, it doesn't turn into something where it's like, you know, I don't know.
06:08:19.960I don't know. Hopefully it is in the past, you know, if, if it's, if it's that kind of an instance and is it, it is in the past and there's no resurgence of, uh, degeneracy, uh, I think it can be, uh, can be moved back into the past as far as, you know, a leadership role in what type of leadership he's trying to attain.
06:08:41.180Right. If he's, if he's currently, uh, uh, behaving badly in, in, uh, in, um, a relationship situation, then he's probably not the guy to be, um, presiding over relationship counseling on RTTL. And that's, that's a hypothetical. I'm not alleging he is, but this is, this is the difference. This is compartmentalization. Uh, him as a role in, um,
06:09:11.180in as a spokesperson for what they've done and what they put in here and how they've been able to assess, uh, the dynamics in the legal infrastructure, the social and cultural infrastructure, uh, and the dynamic in which this project lives. He's the guy, keep them right there. And, uh, and, and do that. We don't need to, uh, he's, we don't need to make him the Fuhrer, uh, because he came up with a project that, that rocks. Right. And he's able to articulate it. He's just a guy doing a job.
06:09:39.940And, uh, and we, we should, uh, you know, right now I support him, finish the job, finish the job and move on to what's, whatever's next for you. Noticer, go ahead.
06:09:50.860No, I agree. Thousand percent. This is only going to be as big of an issue as we allow it to be. Right. So I don't care so much about what he's done in his past as what he's, uh, speaking about and actively doing in the present and where he's working towards for the future.
06:10:09.180That's more important to me. None of us are perfect. And the whole reason we all know, I don't need to explain it to anyone here. We all know the only reason this is coming out and why it became an issue is because they fear him.
06:10:21.920They know that he's an articulate, uh, guy and he's doing something that they're against and he presents himself. Well, he presents the movement well, and, uh, they fear that. And so they're going to go back 10 years plus air, his dirty laundry to convince us. Hey, he's not our guy.
06:10:40.980When in reality, it's up to us. This can have little to no effect on our TTL or the movement. If we just come to terms with, yeah, we're not perfect. You saw the errors in your ways and you're moving forward. And I can get behind that. I can support that. And, uh, I'll land there.
06:11:01.100Yeah. Welcome to the stage. White. Glad to see you. Go ahead.
06:11:04.400I'm, I'm back. I was doing dad things and planning things. So appreciate you guys covering for me. Radio did the most talking that I've heard him talk in two weeks.
06:11:16.400Don't get used to it, bud. I got, we got to swap me out of code. Don't, don't get used to this. All right.
06:11:20.540Oh shit. Okay. Well, I'll take co if you got to go. Um, and I don't know if you guys touched on it. Cause I was on a few phone calls and stuff like that.
06:11:29.700But since we are talking about, you know, the Eric, our vault situation and return to the land and things of that nature, I think that our movement does itself.
06:11:40.480Well, I don't want to call it a movement. I think people online who are quote unquote pro white do themselves and all of us a big disservice by purity spiraling on people's pasts.
06:11:56.480If we look at national socialist Germany and the Weimar conditions that they were taken out of, there was a lot of people doing fucked up shit.
06:12:07.420There was mother daughter whore teams and these women were forgiven and eventually started great families and given medals for their service to the cause.
06:12:20.280And I think that we need to recognize that it isn't what you did in the past that prevents you from holding positions of prominence within the cause.
06:12:32.660It's what you are doing in the present that would prevent you from, you know, holding prominence in the cause in regards to Eric Arval.
06:12:43.400I don't care. And people who, who do care about what happened 15 years ago, prior to return to the land, they're fucking retards.
06:12:55.420They, they don't understand what time it is. They're not capable of setting their purity to the side in order to essentially look at the bigger picture.
06:13:08.820And I just, again, I will call it this. I've called it many times here on the stage in 1488 radio. It's morality fagging. Stop morality fagging.
06:13:20.440Stop saying that what happened in the past isn't redeemable in the present because the work that an individual puts in the merit that they put in for the cause and for the race.
06:13:31.340And if it surpasses whatever sins that they may have done within, with, sorry, my cat is trying to open up this bag of cat food. Apologies.
06:13:43.920The, the sins that they may have committed in the past shouldn't be considered irredeemable unless it was the ultimate sin against the race.
06:13:53.700And that is creating a half-breed child, right? A, a, a culturally homeless child.
06:14:00.680Arval hasn't done any of that. And a lot of other contentious figures that people may not like on the timeline currently haven't done that either.
06:14:09.180So stop morality fagging and let's get to work. Thanks.
06:14:17.100Yeah. Thank you. Um, uncle, get in there.
06:14:20.980I was quite fucking refreshed to, uh, you know, when he started explaining it, it was the first I'd heard about it.
06:14:30.700He had sex with a white woman that he was married to.
06:14:34.600You know how rare that is in today's fucking environment of our fucking country being ran by fucking pedophilic goddamn child murderers and fucking piece of shit maggot Jews that fucking kill children.
06:14:48.240Um, he's, you couldn't ask for a more refreshing bit of bad news.
06:14:53.720And, and, and, and so anybody's got a problem with it, straight fuck off.
06:14:58.760Are, are you, uh, you know, having heterosexual sex with a woman you're married to who is white?
06:15:09.760Well said, um, and maybe, maybe, you know, he shouldn't have said that he was frying on acid when he did it and he probably could have, uh, made a case for, you know, that bitch was pretty wild and crazy.
06:15:27.340She was an e-orc and she fucking talked my innocent ass into it, which I don't care if you did drugs in the past.
06:15:36.800What are you doing now? Right. That's what we really need to look at. What are you doing now?
06:15:41.720Okay. You were in your twenties. You experimented with psychedelics and other hardcore drugs.
06:15:46.380You probably smoked a lot of pot too. You know, how many white people have that same experience in their twenties?
06:15:54.640A lot of us, right. You know, how many white people, white power people have that same experience in their twenties?
06:16:01.660A lot of us, right. If, if we start going down this morality fagging spiral,
06:16:07.380we aren't going to ever acquire the numbers that we need in order to recapture our homelands.
06:16:13.460They'd have never pulled the acid thing up on him. So it, it basically demonstrates how innocent he actually probably really is.
06:16:21.160And he probably didn't instigate the fucking videoing of them doing it and the fucking, uh, putting it on the fucking interweb either.
06:16:40.100Uh, well, this brother just stole a little bit of my thunder. I was, you know, I really agree with this, um, you know, with Humminbird, man, it's like, it's character assassination. Right. So for me, everything boils down to something very atomic, you know, it's not all this emotional shit. Right. Uh, I admit those, I would, you know, we, we talk about definitions and how important they are.
06:17:02.280And I agree that I know that we don't want to be political and talk about the left, the right, and the, or the conservatives, but you know, it's, it's, it's on, it's on page one of the left playbook, man.
06:17:11.380You know, character assassination is on page one. It's in the, I think it's, I think it might be in the first paragraph and I'm, you know, there's, I'm just, I'm kind of making this up. There's not really, I mean, sure.
06:17:20.700I'm sure they've got one somewhere, even in PDF form, they circulate, but it's character assassination, right? That's what the left does. And so the sad part is that the left will wants to win no matter how. And, and, and I'm not talking from a political perspective. I'm talking about this other brother who actually want to check him out.
06:17:40.620I don't really, I don't even have to know what he is. I heard about this thing and his community. I'm really interested now and I want to check it out. But you know what, again, for me, if you, if you float, if you float above that and zoom out a little bit, it's just character assassination, right?
06:17:54.420So, so what they're doing is the left would rather win at all costs, no matter how ugly it is. And the right would rather lose gracefully. Well, that's stupid. You know, we're never going to get anywhere like that. So I know we need to change our vernacular, maybe come up with some new definitions, but we have to, you know, understand, you know, you know, maybe which sides help us more. Right. So thanks for letting me share.
06:18:18.480Yeah. Yeah. Marcos, I'll, I'll say, sorry, I didn't mean to call you Marcos. Marco, you're 100% correct in regards to the left's playbook, right? I like to often bring up Saul Alinsky's rules for radicals. And one of them is ridicule is a man's most potent weapon.
06:18:42.940So you are 100% correct in your assessment in regards to the left uses certain tactics and rules in order to smear certain people or cause division within a growing movement. And you hit the nail on the head, brother. That's straight out of Saul Alinsky's rules for radicals.
06:19:02.640And if you know anything about Saul Alinsky, he was a communist Jew that created these rules in order to essentially cede power within political governance.
06:19:14.440Hey, and I wanted to say this, forgive me for not raising my hand. I just want to finish real quick. I'm cooking supper for my crew.
06:19:20.540So here's the thing, you know, this brother Humminbird, I love this. Remember the other day when that motherfucker came at him real hard and he said, fuck off. Remember, you remember that? So that's kind of where I am with this shit or, you know, whoever these people are, fuck off, you know?
06:19:37.160Yeah, I would. I didn't listen to the whole interview of Arval addressing his past. But when you have the spotlight, when the spotlight comes to you in that place, you don't have to answer for all the allegations.
06:19:59.820You take the moment and you go back to your pitch. You just, you do not address it at any point at all. And you just say, you know, maybe to the degree of we all have a past, but here's what we're doing now.
06:20:20.440And just move right into it and use the entire, uh, the entire opportunity to shift the narrative back to your playing field. Don't play into their, their accusations.
06:20:32.940Just shift immediately back into what you want people to hear about what you're doing because they're listening. And why do they care about what you did? Oh, you did acid. Oh, you did this or that. Oh my God.
06:20:43.460Or, oh my gosh, you can't believe what you guys are doing. What you guys are doing is great, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
06:20:50.520And just lean into that and use that entire 10 minutes. Instead of addressing all the issues that they brought up, you don't need to answer for them.
06:20:58.900Close the book, close the chapter, start writing the new chapter, take control of the narrative and hit it, right?
06:21:05.380Hit it full throttle because you've got everybody's attention.
06:21:08.260And so, you know, this is another means of, of, uh, you know, playing in their sandbox or, or making sure that you are, uh, are using this, uh, to your advantage as, as much as possible.
06:21:24.820Is it fair to assume that they only use the morality angle against us because we're unable to use it against them because they don't have morality, right?
06:21:38.260Our enemies aren't virtuous. They don't have morality. So if it was a leftist and someone came out and said, oh, he did porn with his wife on a webcam, that wouldn't affect him or the people on his side one bit because they don't have the same beliefs and ideals that we hold.
06:21:55.020We want to be the virtuous, moral, better people. And so they use our own, uh, our own beliefs against us in a way saying, look, this guy wants a great homeland.
06:22:04.960And, and now look what he did 10 years ago. Right. So we can't give them that power to use our own belief system against us. And, uh, I'll land there.
06:22:16.000Yeah. The noticer, I'll tell you that this has been happening for a very, very, very long time. Um, they use our morality against us 24 seven.
06:22:26.040And the most common, and I'm not trying to bring religion in this, but the most common that I've ever ran into, or that I have been able to bear witness to is that's not very Christianly of you.
06:22:38.540And it's usually coming from a Jew or an atheist that will use your own beliefs to try to hold a position of morality that is above you for whatever decision that or thing, or, you know, argument that you have against them.
06:22:56.920So that's also why it's important not to debate with certain people because their intentions are, are malicious when they use certain things like that against you.
06:23:09.100It just shows you right away, malicious intentions. This person isn't, isn't serious. They're just trying to engage in this conversation or debate by a means of to smear me.
06:23:20.420So just, just, just avoid retards like that. Anybody who, anybody who goes down that rabbit hole and tries to use your morality against you that isn't on your side can get fucked. They are the enemy.
06:23:37.000A hundred percent. Um, and you could sort of, if one chooses to, they can expose them right then and there. I mean, in this example of, um,
06:23:50.420Um, I laugh, I hear it all the time. Oh yeah, that's not very Christian of you. It's like, oh, well, you, we could remind them. I'll remind them sometimes actually, uh, Christ stormed in to the temple and flip the tables of the money changers and of the people selling birds.
06:24:17.560Um, and he also called for, uh, pedophiles to have millstones, uh, around their necks and be, be tossed into the sea. Um, so anyway, I just wanted to throw that out there.
06:24:35.800And, uh, we see it a lot with immigration too, right? Oh, uh, love your neighbor. And it's like, actually, uh, true Christianity preaches, uh, homogeneity. Um, and, and, and since he, like our inception,
06:25:00.820we've lived amongst our own people. So love thy neighbor is love your brother and sister, uh, uh, racially.
06:25:16.440Well, here's the, here's the, the operating structure, which, uh, white, you said that they've been using for a long time, which is that the, the conservative or, or even Christian infrastructure is purity. Right.
06:25:40.280So, uh, as long as, and they'll, and they'll know about this stuff for years, right? They'll, they'll leave a person in power who they know is a bad actor so long as it's convenient to, to, uh, hold that.
06:25:56.420And then when they want to remove that person, then they present the, uh, the black male and remove the person.
06:26:04.680And they do it because they know that there is an operating, uh, uh, paradigm that has values that are presented and they use that to, uh, to manipulate the masses to support their, their guy.
06:26:24.280Uh, they know that they've been to, uh, uh, Epstein Island, for example, they know they've been, uh, they've all gone to the, the same parties where they're using, uh, illicit drugs.
06:26:39.500Uh, and so long as, as they're playing ball, they're going to keep that black male hidden.
06:26:47.620Um, and when they want to remove them, then they do because of the values that are professed by that group and the other, you know, the, these other people don't hold those values.
06:26:58.940They hold power as the ultimate value.
06:27:01.940And so they operate on that, on that structure and it's been used against us, uh, time and time again.
06:27:11.020And it, it, it is time for us to look at outcomes and not, uh, perceptions in this and go, you know, we, we're actually just going to do what needs to be done.
06:27:24.360Uh, we don't, we're not worried about the perception of what this might be.
06:27:28.020We're going to pack all of these, um, these non-whites into the back of, of, of, uh, U-Hauls and 18 wheelers.
06:27:36.260And we're going to, and standing room only and ship them on down to, uh, south of the border and dump them out, uh, and let them find their way.
06:27:45.340We're not trying to, we're not giving them hotels.
06:27:51.900We're giving them, uh, you know, uh, protein bars made of crickets and, uh, they can eat that.
06:27:58.900Uh, and we don't care who says what about it as we're accomplishing our goal, because we're outcome oriented.
06:28:05.840Now we're no longer, uh, perception oriented.
06:28:09.520We are not trying to be the person, uh, who, uh, is perceived as angelic.
06:28:17.140We are, we are here to, uh, to be the guardians of our communities, the guardians of our civilization, and the guardians of our family, wives, and children.
06:28:30.900Yeah, I just wanted to help out anybody who might be on the fence with our wall.
06:28:35.600Look, I'm a 60-year-old grizzled old biker dude.
06:28:39.060I was involved in polonious seedy bullshit before most of you were born.
06:28:42.920It might help your wife's opinion of our ball if you just tell her that, yeah, we got this guy, Unc, and he, you know, he can tell a, uh, a fucking seedy polonious fucker from a guy who just did a mistake.
06:28:59.880Our ball is definitely just a guy who did a mistake.
06:29:02.640He has no convict fucking, uh, in him.
06:29:19.820I just want to roll back to this brother Hummingbird.
06:29:22.460He's, he's kind of hitting on all cylinders today.
06:29:25.500Now, I don't care what you think about this guy, Tucker Carlson, but, you know, what he says is, uh, the left, and I'm, I'm trying not to say that.
06:29:34.960Maybe we can work, do a workshop and come up with some better terminology, but they, they, you know, they, the, the first thing they'll tell you is they, they seize the, uh, they seize the, uh, the, the high, the high moral ground.
06:30:12.780So you have to understand that's, that's the whole game and that's what they're doing.
06:30:16.700And once they seize that, then they don't need any other reason to look down on us or treat us the way they do.
06:30:23.320When I say, yeah, sometimes maybe, you know, uh, uh, you know, white, white, uh, people that are white supremacists, people that, that want the best for white people or whatever, or, but that's what they are.
06:30:35.000They look at us, you know, as they seize the moral high ground and, and they just look down on us.
06:30:41.460They're saying, they're saying, you're not only wrong, you're bad people.
06:31:11.800And when you are the other, then they already have, uh, decided, you know, your, your morality and they don't even need, and you, you heard this with, uh, they, they don't need additional information to make their justification.
06:31:29.640You heard this with the, uh, the Sidney Sweeney, uh, debate is that these people, uh, who are, uh, they detest beauty.
06:31:42.640They detest, uh, things that they can't become.
06:31:46.640And so they don't have a pre-packaged, uh, well-articulated logical, uh, answer to why they don't like this Sidney Sweeney, uh, advertisement.
06:31:58.860Uh, it is, uh, it is, uh, equivocation and they walk through the, these, uh, equivocating statements and then they pull in these, uh, these emotional arguments and, and they never really get to a conclusion.
06:32:15.900They just word salad and then, and then move on saying, yeah, that's why it's bad.
06:32:24.860This reminds me, I mean, people just have to be honest that most people on either ideological end of the spectrum are simpletons.
06:32:32.580Most people are influenceable, persuadable, and they're completely ideologically malleable if presented with enough propaganda and compelling enough argument in a compelling way, often enough.
06:32:43.540So this is why, you know, avoiding some of these pitfalls that really kind of factionalize and fracture some of these groups.
06:32:53.660It's not because it's just, it's, I just think it's having high level thinking.
06:32:58.200It's, you really have to pick your spots and there's so much enemy propaganda.
06:33:07.880The, the side that allegedly does represent us sort of tacitly tolerates us.
06:33:12.780So the idea that we should be, you know, endlessly fighting about who's right on particular things, I think, you know, I think that the ideas should win the day.
06:33:56.560There's really smart white commies out there that agree with us on a number of issues.
06:34:00.820And very few people go in that direction and try to kind of convince and persuade these libertarians in the same way.
06:34:07.520I have a particular disdain for libertarianism, but I can put that to the side to win.
06:34:11.880So any guy that puts their own individual biases or being right over winning, that's, that's, that's usually a flag to me that these guys are only going to go so far.
06:34:20.200In any sort of pursuit when, when being his, cause our enemy doesn't operate that way.
06:34:25.200I mean, you hit it on it earlier around keeping corrupt politicians in mythos about keeping corrupt politicians in power because the ends justifies the means they serve a purpose.
06:34:36.720So I don't understand why this is so fucking hard.
06:36:56.400While the other side, the enemy, the traitors, world Jewry, and their golem continue to perpetuate whatever crime against us by any means necessary.
06:38:34.720So, on that point, I want to throw into the realm of discussion.
06:38:39.900What is the marriable age for fertile white females?
06:38:46.840What's the age disparity between what's acceptable?
06:38:51.440Everything that you just said, taking that into account.
06:38:54.060This is actually a very interesting conversation.
06:38:59.380And you'll get a lot of different answers from different groups of people.
06:39:02.660The body and the mind doesn't stop developing until your mid-20s, right?
06:39:10.300And with the current rate that whites are breeding at, we are due to be heavily outnumbered.
06:39:21.520And this goes into a lot of the things that I was saying in regards to morality fagging.
06:39:27.820I think that if two 16-year-old white kids want to start having children and they have a legitimate support structure and a plan, then they should do so.
06:39:42.020They should start as young as possible and have as many kids up until the woman and the male is 30 years old and live happily ever after.
06:40:34.600All those kind of things have a modern connotation to them.
06:40:38.160Babies just came in the old days after you got married.
06:40:42.700But at 16 years old, all right, you were carrying a spear as a young man.
06:40:51.280At 16 years old, you were still living under your father's house as a young woman, generally speaking.
06:40:56.560But where I'm going with this is look at your time frame.
06:40:59.820At 16, by the time you're 32, if your daughter, if you're a woman and you're 32, your daughter is 16 years old, she's making you a grandma at 32.
06:41:11.020So think of the support that you can have generationally going back if, let's say, 16 is your marker, right?
06:41:20.200You can have great, great grandparents who are still relatively, quote unquote, young if you're allowed to think that way.
06:41:27.920As far as a 30-year-old marrying a 16-year-old, you'll have to define to me why that's exploitative when obviously a 30-year-old man has more to give.
06:41:40.640He's more established. He's got more wealth. He's got more authority.
06:41:46.080Is there some sort of power dynamic that's all of a sudden unfair and now she can't be a good mother and she can't be a good wife?
06:41:55.340I think the issue with a 30-year-old man potentially making a 16-year-old his wife is not only, in my opinion, a bit free, but if we're looking at the facts, right, it is taking from the younger generation's birthing pool, right?
06:42:20.820If you're 30 years old and you hadn't found a wife and someone to wed within your 20s, that's kind of like a you problem, bro.
06:42:32.880But I don't think that you should be seeking someone who is, let's say, for example, a 20-year-old.
06:42:42.180You shouldn't be taking from his wife pool, right?
06:42:52.240Let them marry each other, be happy, grow together, mature together, and experience life.
06:42:59.780But when we're looking at a modern context, right, where let's say like what you just said, a man who is 30 years old is well-established, he's got a car, he's got a house, he's got a business, he's potentially got a boat, and most of his things are paid off.
06:43:16.140The way that modern society has evolved is that that male is capable of providing a lifestyle that a 16 to 20-year-old isn't capable of.
06:43:29.440And we're finding this weird conundrum in society where younger women are seeking older guys because they are more established and they are capable of providing a lifestyle that their peers and their age group aren't capable of providing.
06:43:49.640And I don't think that's entirely fair because now when you look at society, minimum wage isn't a living wage, right, the way that our grandparents may have been able to provide for a family of three at 24 working at the gas station.
06:44:07.460That just isn't the reality that we're living in this day and age.
06:44:11.160So again, I do think it is, in my opinion, unacceptable, and I know we just had a conversation about morality fagging, but I'm not talking necessarily about cringe fagging, right?
06:44:26.260I think it's cringe for a 30-year-old to be pursuing a 16-year-old.
06:44:30.660Let an 18 to 20-year-old, let that group seek each other out and grow together in order to create a future for themselves and their children.
06:44:44.660I'm going to take the dad issue, and I'm a father of boys, and I'll put myself in a hypothetical here, and then I'll get back to what I'm actually –
06:45:29.520This is a huge problem that I haven't solved for much, much earlier, like a decade earlier.
06:45:37.160As a father, I'll take moral failing on that one and say that I messed up, right?
06:45:44.120As a father who is raising kids to raise a 30-year-old who hasn't produced me any children, this is a huge problem.
06:45:52.640Now, say I have a son who did produce children already, and he is 30 years old, he's got three kids, and his wife was no longer available for whatever reason.
06:46:09.300Maybe she died, maybe she left on her own, she ran away, whatever it is, and somebody in the family or in the family network had a 16-year-old who is in need of a husband.
06:46:45.720You can, you know, un-mic when I'm done.
06:46:49.200So that's, I would take that as a case-by-case basis.
06:46:52.920Now, what I'm actually doing is my children are demanded to have children, three children, by the time they're 20, which means they start at 18, 19, 20, three children.
06:47:09.780So in terms of, like, how to assess the entire dynamic of society and organize it, I mean, good luck trying to tell everyone how to marry and what, you know, who they need to date and everything.
06:47:36.060It definitely stretches moral frameworks and makes you think.
06:47:41.960But honestly, if it's a 30-year-old who hasn't had children yet, there's already something more wrong in that situation that isn't, on its surface, just a numbers game.
06:48:04.400I just think that when we're looking at the – when we're looking at the – what you just brought up, Mythos, this is a man for whatever reason, his wife died, left, and so on and so forth.
06:48:15.280He's already got three children at the age of 30.
06:48:19.060Based off of the timeline that you're giving your children, that means his children are around 11 to 13 years old, and now you want a 16-year-old to be their stepmom?
06:48:31.680What they want, and you're leaving out a lot of detail here, right, is if this 16-year-old doesn't have another option, a better option.
06:48:40.840There's so much that goes into that that it really isn't a quantifiable numbers game where it's like, oh, this quadrant and this quadrant and this quadrant.
06:49:52.960Certain things happened in my life that led to X, Y, and Z, and I shouldn't be using my status and my success to steal from the younger pool's generation.
06:50:03.160It's kind of like what I talk about in regards to boomers, and I know a lot of people don't like the takes that I give in regards to Day of the Pillow and so on and so forth, but not being mindful of generations beneath us.
06:50:20.160That's essentially where I'm getting at with the take that I have laid out before us.
06:50:26.760Yeah, and I won't go any further in this.
06:50:56.760Yeah, I mean, what I was about to say earlier when you guys were, whoever that was, talking about a 30-year-old going with a 16, I have a 16-year-old daughter.
06:51:08.520She's not an adult, and if I even knew a 30-year-old was talking to her, that'd be a problem for that 30-year-old.
06:51:16.720And on another thing, I have older daughters, like 24, 25, they're with White guys.
06:51:24.160They have had problems in the past of getting children already because, well, one of them has, I have one grandson, but the pool of White guys in our area was just, they're, you know, I'm always told them, stay with White guys.
06:51:38.140They've only dated White guys, but, like, where I lived, they wouldn't have jobs.
06:51:42.820They were, you know, living in their mom's basement.
06:51:45.200So, you know, they still stayed with their race, but they ended up, my daughter, one daughter, older daughter, found a really good, he was a construction worker.
06:51:52.780You know, he was a good Aryan, you know, young boy, and I had him work for me as an apprentice for two years, and he's a great guy.
06:52:02.340You know, that's my grandson's father, and I'm just saying that the women out there, the young girls, they hold out.
06:52:08.560They don't have babies right away because maybe they can't find the right guy.
06:52:11.680You wouldn't want them to just be 18 and say, you need to start making babies, and they get with some fat slob that they're not going to be happy with that's a lazy kid that sits on video games all day.
06:52:21.880I mean, it's harder to just find the right person than you think, and, you know, sometimes it's not just that easy unless you're doing an arranged, you know, hookup or something, you know.
06:52:31.120Well, and this is a great example, Diver, as to why arranged marriages are an excellent idea to bring back because it's two responsible families that already have a relationship with each other trying to create the best possible outcomes for their children.
06:52:51.880Yeah, I'll say if I'm, you know, involved in a community and there's nobody else in my community thinking about, you know, who their daughter is going to grow up to marry by the time that daughter is 16 and isn't looking around and going, you know, what are we doing?
06:53:14.440And, you know, then I've got a community problem, too.
06:53:18.140I mean, this is the – our current paradigm and our current moral framework for marriage and birthing children is completely destroyed.
06:53:30.200The idea that the men that I call friends who have daughters are contemplating where they're going to go to college instead of who they're going to marry, this is – you know, those are all – those people haven't woke up to our situation.
06:54:00.080First of all, I'm going to glaze radio a little bit.
06:54:02.940I hope you guys were listening when he was talking about what he was talking about earlier about how the, you know, the left or the commies or what have you, these people have very intelligent people that can be swayed to come to our side.
06:54:13.620That was some of the most intelligent things that I've heard across any space, period.
06:54:20.120You guys need to make sure you paid attention to that shit.
06:55:20.680And unless he has those tools, he cannot provide.
06:55:23.540So he has to go out and get a trade, learn a job, all these things, and get himself settled in society before he can provide for a family.
06:55:31.340So I would never tell my son that 15, 16, 17 years old, yeah, go ahead and pop out as many babies as you can because he's not going to be able to provide for them, and it's going to fucking fall back on me.
06:55:43.560Now, I don't have a problem helping with my grandkids.
06:55:46.540I expect to do that actually, but the fact is I want him to be stable enough to be able to provide for his family himself.
06:55:54.780And I think that is exactly the reason why a lot of people, including myself, have a problem with trying to set up little girls basically to be in marriages too.
06:56:07.060Because they don't know yet, even if they have been raised properly.
06:56:28.180I don't want her to have to be forced into a marriage where five years down the road she's fucking miserable because she realizes, well, I don't really like this guy anymore.
06:56:37.420I want – and that's why I also agree with the arranged marriages.
06:56:41.340If you've got two young children who grow up together, know that they like the same types of things, I know his family, they know my family, all this kind of stuff, then I would agree with that.
06:56:52.460But on the same token, I just don't – I don't think it is a net positive, just like White said, to take this 16-year-old girl to try to get her into some kind of marriage with a guy that is that much older.
06:57:07.280You know, we need – my 15-year-old son, you know, it needs to be somewhere around 18 to 25.
06:57:14.180You know, once he is established, he can find him, an 18-year-old, and then he can provide for her, and they can have as many kids as they're going to have.
06:57:22.580But I just – the whole idea of even talking about it because, oh, it happened in the past.
06:57:28.260I mean they sacrificed fucking babies in the past too, but we're not going to do that.
06:57:42.380All we want is for our kids to have a future in some kind of white society and to be decent people.
06:57:50.980We don't want them to be in horrible relationships because the only thing – like the one gentleman said, the only thing they have around town is fat fucking gamer guys that played World of Warcraft for the past 25 years.
06:58:06.240They don't – can't fucking even put a shed up without it falling over.
06:58:09.740Nobody wants this for their kids, and that's why I think it's a little more important for us as parents to teach our kids what they should be looking for in a man or a woman and make sure that our sons and daughters know how to be a mother and to be a father and to be successful in life and in the society we currently live in.
06:58:28.560Yeah, if I could add to that really quick.
06:58:30.720So this is where the endless historical analogs don't hold up.
06:58:33.920You can't – you can't layer over and have a filter from two millennia ago on 2025.
06:58:40.180So you do have to live in the current society as it is, the current laws, legal framework, societal norms, and what is it is and is not acceptable.
06:58:50.240And when somebody's, you know, 2X in age category, that's usually frowned upon.
06:58:56.180Like, you know, I was always kind of taught like the max decade age limit delta.
06:59:27.500We live in an advanced society with advanced technology, advanced medical, advanced psychological understanding.
06:59:32.460Like, we map the human fucking genome.
06:59:34.220So this idea that we should be living off of a 2,000, you know, year old societal standard is a little, it's, it's, it's, it's a false, it's a false metaphor.
07:00:00.060I think it was that other fellow that originally brought it up, because obviously, you know, it was pretty clear he was going after the more, like, frankly, prehistoric, you know, damn near.
07:00:09.100I mean, not literally prehistoric, but definitely pre-industrial revolution.
07:00:12.300Like, we live in a post-industrialized, technologically, highly technologically advanced society.
07:01:40.340First of all, just some food for thought, okay?
07:01:43.700Developmental researchers have learned, they kind of keep it on the downsy, but what they've learned is that women do not grow up into mothers.
07:01:53.340They grow into mothers from pregnancy.
07:01:57.540So all of these young women who are saying, I want to wait, I want to wait, I want to wait, they're actually waiting past their brain developmental stage where they grow into mothers.
07:02:08.200That's why they get into their mid-20s, and all of a sudden they become cock-riding whores, because the age by which the brain develops into motherhood biologically is something they grow into as their brain is growing.
07:02:46.460Okay, so the perspective, though, the perspective that I'm taking, though, is one where I just came out of a conversation where people were talking about purity spiraling, right?
07:02:57.360And we're talking about saving the white race, and we're talking about any means necessary.
07:03:18.160But now, I'm at an age where my mother will actually probably still outlive me because of the disparity between male, you know, age limit to which they die or start dying off.
07:03:33.800But the point is that I'm trying to make is you can, on one hand, you can say that your little girl at 16, you frame her as a little girl, okay?
07:03:46.540That little girl is not going to stay a little girl for very long, and you can try and protect her from the secular world or the world of the cosmopolitan Jew that is going to get at her through the internet, through her fallen friends.
07:04:00.580Basically, the world is going to take all these precious little girls and turn them into OnlyFans little girls, okay?
07:04:10.000And rather than go down the wholesome avenue of marriage and family, okay, that's just food for thought.
07:04:18.640Also, what I was going to say is, why is it biologically that men can father children to the day they die, and yet women go into menopause at 45?
07:04:30.140There's something that's not lining up here, okay?
07:04:32.820I'm not advocating for one or the other.
07:04:35.600I'm just saying, if you're going to have a conversation about white well-being and our population going into the toilet because no one's getting together, no one's having multiple kids, all right, and you want to preserve a 20th century or 21st century model, I'm sorry, that model is broken.
07:04:53.700That's why we're dying out, because we have been infantilized.
07:04:59.460Like, we now consider 24-year-old people children.
07:05:03.740My stepdad was working on the railway when he was 14 years old, okay?
07:05:09.160So you can say, oh, my baby this and my baby that, and as a protective father, yes, you should be honored for that.
07:05:14.840But at the same time, you go over to Iranistan, and Ahmed has married his daughter off for six camels, and she's going to have six Muslims who are going to come over to this country.
07:05:27.760So maybe you should start looking at your options, and maybe just maybe these contemporary morals and values that you have might be suspect.
07:05:37.060Maybe they were given to you, unbeknownst to you, and maybe the actual right way to think is one of responsibility.
07:05:45.340And what I think that we're having a problem here is that the original premise of a 30-year-old and a 16-year-old, it gets into an area that causes a great – and I'll get to you, Nanya, I see you.
07:06:01.380But I don't think this is the – because it's not an either-or.
07:06:05.880You know, we don't have to choose between this premise or that premise.
07:06:08.680I think the greater necessity here is to look at our breeding habits as a people, our parenting, and what we think of as normal and what is going to help.
07:06:26.740And again, I'll say, my kids, and this is the way that I'm planning this, is they will have three children by the time they're 20.
07:06:36.220They will be still under their own developmental capacity.
07:06:43.940They will have another almost decade of intellectual and brain growth to go through.
07:06:51.940I will be stepping in as they develop with their careers, with their education, and I'm doing this as a selective breeding model for myself.
07:07:04.100Not to say this is what everyone should do or contemplate, but I'm doing this for my family.
07:07:09.720And then taking care of those children as they work locally, not going overseas, not going across the country to party for the next four years at a university, but working with the family diligently on the same purpose for the same reasons.
07:07:29.200This is just my template and what I'm developing here as a father for my kids, and I need to then have a family that is also interested in the quality of my children, the quality of our DNA, and the quality of our cultural framework here.
07:07:49.480To say, yeah, I actually think that would be great for my daughter to be married to this family, participate in raising the kids.
07:07:58.280The daughters, the wives of my boys will not be going off to college and getting careers in HR or becoming software engineers.
07:08:10.180And to your point, yeah, they will be mothers as they grow into motherhood because they will be mothers, and they will be helping take care of it.
07:08:17.980And my sons will be fathers, but they will also be working men, and they will be operating with their education or their careers as working men coming home and appreciating that their children, while they're away at work, are being cared for by two loving grandparents and a loving mother while they're doing their work.
07:08:40.180So there is templates that we can roll with without eroding.
07:09:01.460What I want to say is that the model that I'm referring to is called the Klan model, right?
07:09:08.520And you've heard me talk about this before.
07:09:10.520We all used to live within spitting distance of our relatives, right?
07:09:15.360Your brothers and fathers and uncles and your step, your in-laws, were all within spitting distance.
07:09:22.660And everybody took care of everybody, and everybody was accountable to everybody.
07:09:27.220And that's the model that I advocate, okay?
07:09:30.860And really, I just, you know, I just wanted to throw up that age thing to just hang a lantern on the fact that, you know, if guys are going to talk about when at any, you know, when at any cost, I just want to see, I want it to litmus test and see exactly like, you know, what's one pillar too far kind of thing.
07:09:49.600And you're right, 16, probably too young, okay?
07:09:53.220But at the same time, 24, too fucking old.
07:09:57.060Because developmentally, they know now that at 24, a woman has already grown out of her ability to be the best mother that she can be.
07:10:09.260I know that sounds crazy, but it used to be there was no such thing as birth control, right?
07:10:16.740It just, if you had sex, chances are you were going to have kids.
07:10:21.420And so, that's how marriage came about.
07:11:01.820Yeah, so I think that there was a couple points that both Mythos and Fjord brought up that were very interesting.
07:11:10.400And it brought me a bit to raise my hand up again because it's what I wanted to add to the equation.
07:11:16.840And that is how we have decided to raise our children in the modern age.
07:11:24.600And the difference between, let's just say, two to three generations prior to us.
07:11:31.100Fjord brought up how his stepfather was working on the railroads at 24.
07:11:36.560And there is a lot to be said about that, right?
07:11:40.960And the reason why I think it's important that he brought that analogy into the equation is because the familial life and raising and rearing children doesn't prepare them properly for adulthood by the time they're 18 years old.
07:12:01.140And that has a lot to do with how we were raised as millennials and Gen X.
07:12:06.540We weren't raised to be prepared to be an adult by the time we were 18 years old the way we should have been.
07:12:15.140We were told to go outside, get out of the house until the lights turn on, and leave mom and dad alone while they get to take a load off after work and not properly rear and prepare their children for what it means to be an adult in the modern world.
07:12:36.620We can go back to natural law, and I love looking at natural law, every single animal on this planet prepares their children, their kin, to survive by the time they are kicked out of the nest or told to leave the pride or whatever it may be in regards to them becoming themselves, right?
07:13:04.800We have designated our responsibilities as parents to institutions that aren't properly preparing our children for success as an adult and survival as an adult.
07:13:21.480So what does that mean for me as a father to a daughter?
07:13:25.240It is my responsibility to raise my daughter to be a mother by the time she is 18 years old, and that is a lot of work.
07:13:37.980That means she needs to know how to take care of herself.
07:13:41.500She needs to know how to take care of small children.
07:13:44.660She needs to know how to do the simple, traditional things that all moms should know how to do with respect to her dignity, right?
07:13:54.420I'm not talking about raising her to be another man's slave.
07:13:58.400I am talking about raising her to be a traditional woman that is loved and respected by her man.
07:14:25.840In the 21st century, some of that does entail, guess, I need to prepare you for the workforce too, unfortunately, until you find a man that is worthy enough to take care of you and your children.
07:14:38.340So, we as millennials and Gen X have a big responsibility, in my opinion, to change the entirety of the family dynamic that we were raised in.
07:14:51.260So, that means taking to a degree, I think, a bit of a mythosist approach.
07:14:56.900I think it's brilliant that he set up his children to be fathers by the time that they are 18 years old, and he is willing to keep the family tight and close to make sure that his grandchildren and his children are provided for and reared for and taken care of as a part of a tribe or a pack, right?
07:15:22.260A lot of us were thrown into life as adults, not knowing our ass from our elbow and being forced to figure it out because our parents, for one reason or another, once we became 18-year-olds, said, okay, it's time to go.
07:15:46.320It leads to a lot of growing up that should have took place in the adolescence years prior.
07:15:51.280So, this is taking inventory but also adapting to the times and recognizing that the way that we were raised was fundamentally wrong.
07:16:02.160And it's our job as parents and as the new generation rearing children to make sure that we put our race and our families back on track.
07:16:14.620There is nothing wrong with your 18-year-old son and his wife living in your home so they can rear a child while you help them and continue to guide them to get on their feet and pursue a career and a proper path so that way when they do leave the nest, they're ready to go.
07:16:35.620I think that is respectable and that needs to ultimately change if we are to be successful in repopulating our race.
07:16:44.620And something that wasn't brought up and I'll land it with this is that there is a difference between our breeding patterns in comparison to the lesser races, right?
07:16:54.240We as white people breed quality more so than we breed quantity because we didn't have to deal with the same evolutionary difficulties that let's say Africans had to deal with.
07:17:09.060So, the African needs to breed like 30 fucking babies and maybe three of them will survive.
07:17:15.720It's very different for us as white people and I believe it's what R-selective breeding and K-selective breeding.
07:17:25.840But those things need to be looked at and added into the equation as well because I do believe that quantity is important but there is something to be said about quality as well.
07:17:37.000And when you're able to rear your children, however small or large your family is, to be prepared to be a fully functioning human by the age of 18 with minimal help, then you are doing the right thing as a parent and we really need to get back on track to achieve.
07:17:57.400And I'm going to add real quickly before we move on here, you brought up something.
07:18:00.700Just because that we can assess that what's currently happening in our modern world is wrong doesn't mean that we then shift to something we were doing earlier just as a default.
07:18:13.180You know, this conversation is, well, this is where we are now.
07:18:17.860What is the best step forward in where we go to solve this new problem that we have in our current dynamic?
07:18:24.840And I think that's a principle that can be applied in a lot of different ways in a lot of conversations we have.
07:18:31.000Just because what's happening now is wrong doesn't mean that what they were doing before was correct.
07:18:42.140I wanted to point out the fact that, you know, Ford said his mother had him at 16, right?
07:18:49.480My mother had me at 16 also, and she was dead by 23.
07:18:52.520That has been a common issue throughout history if you go back and actually look at that stuff.
07:18:58.720A lot of mothers were forced to have kids at very young ages, married off to older men, and they were unhappy to the point to where they started doing drugs.
07:19:08.000They got super depressed, and they killed themselves, and then these men had to remarry.
07:19:12.100That is just a fact of what has happened.
07:19:14.360And with the prevalence now of mental health issues, all the shit in our water, all this kind of stuff, it's going to be even worse.
07:19:21.580That's another reason that I don't support women having kids that early.
07:19:56.600Hey, so I've taken some notes on what everybody's kind of said, and I kind of find myself still kind of figuring out whether or not I'd agree or disagree with all these different talking points.
07:20:05.440But one of the first things that I think was said a few, probably like 10 or 15 minutes ago, maybe 20 minutes ago, that White said is that something that he pointed out was that how white people need to have as many kids as possible and like basically more kids than we can afford.
07:20:23.800And that's actually one of the few points that I disagree with, I think, when it comes to, you know, ability to support all these kids and all that stuff.
07:20:34.000Because that is actually like a Charlie Kirk talking point.
07:20:37.560He says, oh, get married, have as many kids as you can afford.
07:20:40.840What I think we should try and do is find a balance between having as many kids as we can afford and turning all of those children into full-on 1488 white power.
07:20:49.980Because if we have like as many kids as we can afford, I have a family on my mom's side, her, all of her uncles and aunts on like basically her mom had like seven children.
07:21:02.460And the problem you have there is if you have so many kids like all the niggers and the Muslims do and all that stuff is that some of the kids end up becoming rebels and they start to, you know, hate, you know, in the modern sense, they become like self-hating whites and super far left and all that stuff.
07:21:18.060So I think that that is a problem that we need to consider is that if we do have so many kids that we can afford and we're just broke and we can't provide for them or anything, not a matter of we can't feed them these days.
07:21:31.020But now it's a matter of like, are they going to like hate our race, hate our nations, not want to continue the kind of thing that like Arvel's doing?
07:21:40.480I think that we should try and find like a middle ground and that we should try and make all of the children maybe have maybe instead of having six kids have four kids, but then make all four kids full on white power and make sure that every single one of them is dialed in.
07:21:56.040And, you know, the women are trying to be mothers, the men are trying to be providers and and leaders within our race.
07:22:02.760And then a few other things. I just have work. So I just want to get these out real fast and you guys can kind of like talk about it if you want.
07:22:08.640But there's that element. On one hand, I like the idea.
07:22:12.860It's something that white said that I actually initially agreed with, which is the the 16 year olds marrying the 16 year olds.
07:22:18.840But then on the other hand, it makes me think about this or actually, sorry, this is something I actually agree with white on white right with on is the the age difference thing is like people are saying, oh, like we need to have a big age difference.
07:22:33.760And there should be the ability for people to marry far.
07:22:38.340But then white right pointed out he was like, but then you're actually taking a dip into you're dipping a ladle into the younger generations dating pool, essentially.
07:22:47.780And so it makes me think of that Caroline Levitt chick. That's the she's the spokesperson for Trump, the White House press secretary or whatever it's called, and how her husband is like 20 years older than her.
07:23:00.740And so every time I see a picture of her little white child, like even though it is a white little Aryan baby and it's blonde and blue eyed and all that stuff, it's like, damn, like she's pretty much my age.
07:23:11.540Like I'm mid 20s. She could have been like my wife, you know, and so this idea that like this, this much older guys, you know, getting with her and just having one kid, like if they're gonna if they're gonna be so much older and so much more rich than the average guy, they need to be having like 10 kids.
07:23:28.580If they're like millionaires or something like that should be some kind of exception to the rule.
07:23:33.080Like if you're gonna do this, you got to have at least eight or 10 white little Aryan kids because otherwise like just fucking around like literally is not going to save our race.
07:23:44.420And a few other things real quick. I know other people got their hands up, but I think something that needs to happen to within our race is that women need to be taught to want less because now with women in the workforce and men having to compete with them.
07:23:58.880Men also in the same token are actually not being as German. So people are like, oh, these these guys are just lazy and all that stuff.
07:24:04.720And it's like, yeah, that is true within especially my generation, the Gen Z's generation Zyklon, you know, where we tend to be labeled a little bit more lazy, a little bit more pro nigger, you know, I'm definitely not I would consider myself the exception to that.
07:24:19.380But it generally is true that we are a lot more lazy, but a lot of that has to do with the fact that feminism has been pushed so hard on these women in these younger generations that they they feel like they need to provide for themselves because there isn't going to be a guy that's going to support them.
07:24:33.540So that and with that, you know, the women as well, they're just not what they were 100 years ago.
07:24:42.340So it's like I think that we really, really need to push the women to be the way that they used to be, the way that our ancestors always, you know, the promoting the chastity, promoting the virginity, demonizing people that are behaving like whores, like OnlyFans models.
07:24:58.300We need to bring that back, in my opinion, and then, you know, obviously, I think most people would agree with that.
07:25:04.540But then and then last few points that I wrote down was arranged marriages definitely in favor of that.
07:25:10.920Like you look at where things are, even even women, even beautiful white women I see, they don't even have like boyfriends, like serious boyfriends because their standards have been throttled with fucking Netflix and all this bullshit.
07:25:21.540I think there is value in arranged marriages.
07:25:25.540And then also there was one last point.
07:25:27.540I can't remember if it was Fjord or Mythos.
07:25:29.480And he said, one of them said, it might have even been radio, but I don't think it was radio, that like I would not let my 16-year-old daughter marry like a 30-year-old guy.
07:25:41.740You know, I would never do that until our race is like dying.
07:25:47.940We are like, so it's like I am conflicted in a way.
07:25:50.940It's like on one hand, it's like I don't like this idea, but like I would say that like if they are going to date so far down beneath them in age, they need to be having like as many kids as possible.
07:26:00.840In my opinion, we should shame the men that are just, you know, having the spoils and not actually providing in tandem with the opportunity they've been given with that huge age difference.
07:27:06.780This is something I'm pretty well, though.
07:27:08.420I got friends that come from third world, acquaintances, let me rephrase that, that come from third world countries, and this thing about marriages is actually promoted, and there's something to be said to that.
07:27:19.880In most third world countries, it is promoted that a young woman, 18 years old, marry a man in their 30s or older to promote stability.
07:27:28.380Usually, if you get two young people getting married and having children at 21 years of age, they really don't know the meaning of life, so to say, at that point.
07:27:37.860So, a lot of families promote their young daughters to marry an older established man for the protection of the daughter.
07:27:44.480Also, from the man's side, in these third world or non-industrial countries, the medical benefits are not the same, so as a man gets older, he needs a younger woman to assist him in taking care of him.
07:27:57.420And I think there's something to be said to that, and it is a good arrangement if it works fine.
07:28:03.260I mean, nothing drastic where it's like 30-year difference, but a 15- to 20-year difference makes kind of sense because you're dealing with a man that's already supposedly financially, emotionally established, where he marries a young woman, and they start a family together, and the woman reams those children while the man just becomes a provider.
07:28:22.040And as the man gets older, the woman and the kids move out, the woman takes care of the man, so it's beneficial for the woman and the man.
07:28:28.120There's something to be said to that. I mean, I don't necessarily agree with it, but I do have a daughter, and of her marrying a like-minded young man to the same age, and both of them trying to figure it out, it's extremely difficult, especially in the United States.
07:28:43.400Also, with these spaces that I think are absolutely fantastic, I love them to pieces, I think this is extremely valuable, as long as we stay on point and that we're all respectful of one another.
07:28:53.940But, you know, going forward, if we try to, you know, collectively, hopefully someday create a community, a white community, a white state together, you know, things have to be said where we have to try to maybe institute some sort of arranged marriages amongst the people,
07:29:09.760because the days of walking across the dance floor and asking a young lady to dance are far and gone, and with the reoccurrence of AI and all these things, there's just no emotional interaction of meeting people.
07:29:23.760meeting people, so there's something also, in my opinion, that I would really lean forward into promoting some sort of arranged marriages of consenting families.
07:29:34.200Another uncomfortable truth, if you'll excuse me, this is me speaking, but, you know, you go to any abortion clinic, it's mostly white-educated women that are having abortions.
07:29:47.620It's not Muslim women, and it's not a lot of nones, and that's sad.
07:29:51.600So I don't think the day is ever going to come, especially in the United States, that we are going to out-populate these people.
07:29:57.460That's why I think that white excellence is extremely important, more now than ever.
07:30:02.200I always refer to back, you know, when men, when men are incarcerated in the federal or the state system, I speak to correction officers,
07:30:11.700they always say the most respected and most feared are the whites, even though they are the minority.
07:30:16.040And that's because they stick together, and they're the most ruthless.
07:30:18.780Not that we should be that way, but there's something to be said of this togetherness, and these spaces and the things we talk about is a start.
07:30:45.360Yeah, I watched an eight-hour seminar on natural law, and it's, um, the natural aspect of everything is, in my opinion, I would say, I'm 24.
07:31:01.980I turned 25 this month, actually, which is fucking crazy.
07:31:05.320But, um, I would say, um, I would say the natural thing, the natural reproduction is around the same age.
07:31:16.960I would say within, I would say if you're 29, try to date within, like, five years of each side of plus or minus your age, and that is it.
07:31:29.340So, I wouldn't suggest, um, I'll just suggest the natural, natural thing.
07:31:38.340It's kind of awkward to have, um, as a natural, uh, as a natural law, as long as you're not, like, stealing away from the younger generations, the ability to experience, um, a natural life.
07:31:56.820As in, like, you, you, as a, like, say, 30-year-old, trying to date a 20-year-old, the, the aspect, you might have more knowledge as a 30-year-old, but you won't, you won't align perfectly as if you were somebody, as a 30-year-old, dating another 30-year-old.
07:32:16.440Because you're in the same time bracket, um.
07:32:19.940Yeah, you're, you're talking about culturally, like, cultural differences between the generations.
07:32:25.680Like, if somebody wasn't raised in the same time period as you were, you guys probably weren't watching the same cartoons, TV shows, movies, listening to the same music.
07:32:37.920Like, the, it's, it's, it's a weird gap where it's, like, the slang terms that you used when you were younger, the slang terms that the generation behind us is using.
07:32:49.920It, it, it, it's a weird time gap that you're mentioning, right, Rockstar?
07:32:54.980Yes, it's, it's, it's an, it's, like, to be honest, it'd be awkward to bring something in a conversation up that the person that you're dating doesn't even know what the fuck you're talking about.
07:33:08.700And it might be a commonality, a common thing that you in your generation might have experienced.
07:33:14.140But when you have something that's awkward like that, it just, it just, it doesn't align properly.
07:33:43.020And the promotion of it through ease of the ability to gain a property to basically make it able to be easier to live would be the, like, a proper way to promote families and making it easier and getting rid of some of, like, debt that, like, a lot of people are enslaved in.
07:34:09.520And, like, the student loan debt that a lot of younger generation are a part of.
07:34:14.080I'm not a part of that because I don't go, I don't, I repeat to go to college.
07:34:17.800But I would take it as a, I would take a stance of, like, going and getting as much information on certain topics, like, the ability to improve the communities around you.
07:34:34.660Like, I'm a big advocate of starting, like, local community centers and venues to promote community because without community, you won't be able to, like, it's harder to find the people that you're most interested in.
07:35:37.820And it doesn't matter if we have a commonality.
07:35:40.260We're not supposed to have a commonality about our youth, you know, as long as we're going in this direction and she's behind me and follows me.
07:35:46.800And this is extremely the masculinity that's needed for white excellence going forward.
07:35:53.480And, you know, I understand, you know, the romanticness of, you know, meeting somebody and having this type of connection.
07:35:59.560But when you form a bond like this and you're going to have a family and go on a journey of life together, it's important that everybody knows their place and position.
07:36:09.580And that's why, you know, the age gap really is not of any importance.
07:36:13.720And, you know, it might have been at one point, and I understand the melancholy feeling you get with the whole deal.
07:36:20.740But as I said, with AI and these computers and these dating apps and things, I would imagine that maybe, like I said, suggesting that maybe some sort of arranged marriage is to some slight degree may be the best way going forward for our people.
07:36:41.440I can't wait to hear Rusty's take on this because he's got some life experience to divulge here as a young man.
07:36:48.260But there's two things that we're talking about here.
07:36:51.660We're talking about a civilizational framework and having either incentives or demands on what's legal or illegal or culturally acceptable.
07:37:05.360Now, with my situation, I just want to preface this is the other part of it is I didn't ask anybody permission on how to decide to raise my children here and how to decide what's the right age for them to begin their fatherhood, etc.
07:37:23.820And the only other person I need permission from is the boys' wives and their families.
07:37:32.000I don't really care what any of you think about what that's going to do, what that's going to entail.
07:37:50.040Yeah, that's very important in the conversation.
07:37:52.160We're talking about what maybe could be civilizationally a strategy.
07:37:58.120But personally, there's also the family dynamics that are utmost important.
07:38:04.680And to the cultural point, the cosmopolitan point there, my wife, she watched The Hills, Sex and the City, HBO's, The Girls.
07:38:18.560When we got together, I watched, I think the only thing we both watched when it first came out, and maybe we just watched the first season or so, was Survivor.
07:38:29.520And other than that, she was involved in girls' things and I was involved in guys' things.
07:38:35.100And culturally, we didn't have a lot of commonality.
07:38:38.760She never watched Office Space or Anchorman or Napoleon Dynamite.
07:38:46.060Like, that's not as relevant, I think, as it might sound in the pretense.
07:38:54.040But with that, yeah, let's go to – I want to hear Ankh here, and then we're going to go to Rusty and Skolmask.
07:39:02.160Okay, I was born in 65, okay, and if you're paying attention to Jewish subversive history in the world, actually, in this country especially, that was right when they did the Hart Seller thing and the immigration shifted and the trajectory that this whole thing has been going on.
07:39:29.800Of course, I can't say I'm eyewitness to anything before I was like 10 or whatever, but the fucking – the graph shows a steep downgrade in our situation as far as anti-white shit goes,
07:39:56.680as far as the corruption of our governing federal and state and the whole fucking thing.
07:40:03.600I think the whole thing is so fucking critically urgent that makes the fucking breeding habits conversation just a bit academic.
07:40:18.620I think far more critical is that we figure out how to reach the people that already are thinking like us but are not connected because they're not netheads, you know, not interwebhead people.
07:40:40.560So we had a pretty ferocious thing going with the flyer campaign, but I think that's – I don't know.
07:40:50.580With all due respect, Ankh, we're on this topic.
07:42:35.240I am going to be speaking, then I'm going to drop down because I have to go to Sam's Club.
07:42:40.900Now, I have – when I was in my 20s, I have been with older women.
07:42:49.260Like in my late 20s, you know, been with women in their late 30s.
07:42:53.680I have been with women who throughout my life when I was not in relationships that were around my age.
07:43:03.080I've been with – when I was in my late 20s with young 20s.
07:43:08.340Currently, I am in my – I am 41, and I am with a 23-year-old who will be 24 next year, and I'll be 42.
07:43:18.820I don't know about the whole arranged marriage.
07:43:21.780I could never picture myself personally getting arranged to some –
07:43:26.400One of the things I think is extremely important in any relationship is being very attracted to each other.
07:43:33.780So you have to have that physical attraction, of course.
07:43:37.220I don't know if you can arrange that quite always.
07:43:40.260I've had relationships where – that maybe should have ended before they did, but because the attraction was so strong, it lasted quite a long time.
07:43:51.860Even though we had – we were – we had a lot of arguments, and we had a lot of – we were very fiery relationships, we'll say.
07:44:01.840And – but they lasted quite a long time.
07:44:05.140I've – you know, I've had multiple 10-year – well, an eight-year relationship, a nine-year relationship, and my current relationship is going on just over three years.
07:44:15.860Now, when it comes to our daughters, this is a tough one.
07:44:22.420And I know we want to always think we can control who they're going to be with or this or that once they are, say, you know, an adult.
07:44:31.740Maybe when they're a minor, you definitely can say certain things, right, of course.
07:44:36.680But once they're an adult, that gets a little bit difficult, and it can be disappointing at times.
07:44:43.420One of the things I will say that is a benefit to, say, my current relationship with the woman I'm with now, who's younger, is I have made her life easier.
07:44:58.180And she doesn't even know how she would survive.
07:45:02.180She says she would have to live with a family member or something at this point because she wouldn't even be able to really honestly survive on her own, like in an apartment with all of the other things, bills, and et cetera.
07:45:17.840So there's stability that was mentioned earlier that definitely can be provided.
07:45:23.480When it comes to cultural stuff like that difference, I would say, honestly, I'm going to agree with – I think it was mythos.
07:45:30.540It doesn't – it's not quite as big as you think it is.
07:45:34.040And the fact is, is she has all the things that she might have not – I've showed her it.
07:45:39.500Like, I've introduced her to so many amazing movies and this and that and blah, blah, blah, stuff she didn't know about.
07:45:47.920I mean, she's watched probably hundreds of movies with me and gotten introduced to tons of music and different things that she would have never, you know, probably experienced.
07:46:03.260And so that's just some of my takes on that.
07:46:07.280And – but, yeah, being – you got to, you know, love each other.
07:47:10.300And I just want to let the audience know that when Rusty says, go to Costco, that is code for drop my girlfriend off at cheerleading practice.
07:47:35.280So you definitely don't want to do what nature does if you don't want men trying to kill each other over one of them having a harem of nine wives and many men having none, because that's how things work in nature.
07:47:47.660The main priority right now is increasing birth rates to the maximum.
07:47:51.640The ground physical rules should be no contraceptives, only copulate with whites, and you do not get to abandon your children, period.
07:47:58.800Having arranged marriages is a bad idea, in my opinion, because it gives women too much control.
07:48:05.140They use it as a political tool to kind of work their machinations in a longhouse-esque manner.
07:48:12.880And the really important part is that children are raised in a community, because in a community, they will be exposed.
07:48:21.540This is the problem with young fathers, is that very often they don't have a life experience that older men have that is, and I mean older even up in like in the 20s, in your upper 20s to 30s.
07:48:33.380By the time you hit your 30s, you're done with the final hump of gray matter in your brain, and you have settled to a point where you hopefully have some wisdom and your wits about you.
07:48:44.780And having kids raised in a community where they are exposed to a mature, civil, responsible adults who are polite and are able to maintain discourse and treat each other with respect and understand resource allocation for the greater good is something that we very much need right now.
07:49:04.480We're not going to be able to carry on with an atomized society like we have obsessed with material consumption and win at the same time.
07:49:13.500It's not going to happen. That's virtually a non-starter.
07:49:16.840So we need a massive cultural transformation among our people who are sympathetic to the cause so that we can kickstart this thing.
07:49:24.060We need to raise our children to be zealots at this point. There's no way about it.
07:49:27.800Were the situation not so dire, we could tolerate a bit of rolling back the clock and hopefully having kids who would be able to grow up like we did in the 90s or early aughts.
07:49:38.180But at this point, we need to raise children who are zealots, and we need to encourage them to have as many children as possible so that we can start to repopulate our homelands and raise the army for the Great Crusade.
07:49:52.520Skolmas, can you just elaborate on the women using arranged marriages that way that you described?
07:49:59.940Can you just give a practical example?
07:50:02.060Yeah, so very often in matchmaking, if you look at the way matchmaking works in a lot of these countries that still have arranged marriages, they have women.
07:50:11.600Older women are usually involved in the process, and oftentimes they're spinsters or widows.
07:50:16.720And they will intentionally engineer situations where they will try to perform a balancing act between families where there will be like an equal exchange for a dowry or something like that.
07:50:31.360And I think that introduces too much politics into a scenario that we need to, frankly, point towards eugenics instead, that the masculine approach of promoting eugenic arrangements, which does tend to happen among natural selection for mates, because people who are genetically fit will be attracted to others who are more genetically fit.
07:50:56.720Whereas with arranged marriages in a political kind of dynamic where families are attempted to be kind of balanced against one another, you might end up with the horror story of having to marry somebody who is not adequately genetically fit.
07:51:17.480And we can't, and we can risk the loss of some of our greatest genetic strains that way by, like, we should be encouraging, obviously, like, more intelligent people to wed more intelligent people or intelligence to wed with physical fitness and stamina and these things.
07:51:34.000When you introduce, like, a political dynamic that is controlled through arranged marriages, it can threaten that and disrupt the cohesion of a community.
07:51:44.240Yeah, that makes sense. I'll just introduce, so our strategy here is, and my wife doesn't like it, but our strategy is that I will be the one who participates in the selection process.
07:51:57.120My wife will participate in the decision process, right? So I will select, and the boys will bring, and the wife will say yay or nay. And that's the political dynamic of the interior that we've come up with here, but I appreciate that.
07:52:19.020So, up here in North America, we, you know, we're being flooded by nons, and some of them are really killing it.
07:52:33.660And we always talk about the ones that are on welfare and the ones that are a drain on our societies.
07:52:38.020But some of them are really killing it, and a group that is really killing it are called the Sikhs.
07:52:43.000I don't know if you guys know who the Sikhs are, but they are a powerhouse of influence.
07:52:50.180And when you look at how their society is structured, it's actually quite interesting, because in their history, they were a tribe of people that were almost wiped out by Islamification in India.
07:53:00.160And then they kind of like rebelled against that. They became incredibly seclusionary, and they became identitarians.
07:53:10.460And then they progressed through the last few centuries, and essentially, they live in a way in which even the Western structures of economics, they manipulate that, and they're killing it.
07:53:25.400They're having tons of kids. They own every fucking cab. They own every single corner store and gas station.
07:53:33.180They're driving all the semi-trucks. And they are a distinct society that lives within our greater European society.
07:53:42.480They all wear their turbans. They all carry, you know, they all have that bracelet on.
07:53:46.460And when you look at how they have, how they control for this, is they have a religion that preaches their identity.
07:53:58.400They are, they have an identitarian religion.
07:54:01.700And every time you commit to this religion, when you're one of them, when you're a young boy, you become known as a Singh, which means tiger.
07:54:09.420And I can't remember what the female version is, but it means princess.
07:54:13.800And so they have this warrior nobility that they try to bake into.
07:54:17.760Now, don't get me wrong, because I've known quite a few of them, and they're far from warriors or princesses.
07:54:23.100But the original concept was that they would bake this right into their cultural identity.
07:54:29.500And it happens to be racial because they're incredibly isolationist.
07:54:32.740They don't encourage breeding outside of their Sikh influence.
07:54:37.720But if you guys want to see how it's done and how, like, I'm not saying we emulate them completely, but like, they're, they're literally killing it.
07:54:47.640And the interesting thing about them is they actually don't even have to live within close proximity.
07:54:52.320They are kind of like the Amish, where they'll travel all over to each other's temples and they will, you know, they're, they do have arranged marriages, but they also have regular marriages.
07:55:01.920But do a little research on how they behave and how they think, because essentially, you know, I, I believe that if we're going to make it, we're going to have to become religiously or spiritually identitarian, whatever that looks like.
07:55:16.480Yeah, and one thing that I think about when I see these guys, like the Sikhs and their success is how much of their financing comes from their, their home country, right?
07:55:35.000And how they, they use their family treasure to then exploit other countries.
07:56:33.080I don't want anybody to think that we're putting a gun to anybody's head.
07:56:35.840Also, again, with these arranged marriages, and I said this in the past, I approach a lot of young white women.
07:56:41.500And I ask them, well, why do they gravitate to these nons all the time?
07:56:44.540Because they're the only ones that go up to them and compliment them.
07:56:47.520And this is the sickening thing to me because, as I said earlier, a lot of these young white men have no sense of confidence, no sense of self.
07:56:55.840They're in their basements playing video games and doing nothing all day.
07:57:27.880But, again, the gentleman before me was talking about the Sikhs.
07:57:31.340I mean, the Sikhs and the Indians have arranged marriages, but there's also a dowry where the father of the bride has to pay the groom to marry his daughter.
07:57:40.080This is another thing that goes on in these off-the-wall countries.
07:57:42.220I mean, we could skip down the yellow brick road of how far we want to take this.
07:57:46.560But, in my opinion, as we go forward as a white nation, you know, we could just suggest, hey, I think this guy would be a good match for you.
07:57:53.020This guy looks like he's got a good future.