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00:02:51.720 Welcome to the Aryan Unity Show 1.00

00:02:58.460 Good morning Aryans 0.91

00:03:08.540 White power time 1.00

00:03:10.960 What's going on Paul? 1.00

00:03:14.600 White fucking power brother 1.00

00:03:16.020 Good morning to all you beautiful Aryans 1.00

00:03:18.600 Hope everyone's having a great day

00:03:20.380 I'm having a great day

00:03:21.400 I woke up being extra happy I'm white 1.00

00:03:23.600 I don't know why but I'm happy

00:03:24.900 Let's go 0.99

00:03:25.540 Hell yeah

00:03:28.220 Yeah like I said on the stream 0.99

00:03:30.300 I have every day that I'm grateful to wake up and not be a nigger 1.00

00:03:34.460 So 0.96

00:03:35.220 And we're white

00:03:36.600 So that is the best thing that you can wake up to every morning

00:03:40.380 So

00:03:40.740 Yeah 1.00

00:03:41.880 White fucking power 1.00

00:03:42.940 I've seen some interesting news on the timeline 1.00

00:03:47.320 We got

00:03:49.760 What did I see here?

00:03:51.860 We got like

00:03:53.100 Agents

00:03:55.580 Now activated to go after the

00:03:59.360 The political dodgers

00:04:02.220 Which is kind of interesting

00:04:03.740 Apparently

00:04:06.280 Washington sent 0.62

00:04:08.040 A nuke sniffer

00:04:10.360 Towards Russia

00:04:11.740 Because they've made threats

00:04:13.080 Of nuclear war

00:04:14.460 So it's an interesting

00:04:16.360 Interesting timeline at the moment

00:04:18.580 Things are starting to heat up again

00:04:20.160 Yeah

00:04:23.160 I'm actually starting to think that nukes are fake

00:04:26.400 You know

00:04:26.940 Maybe just like some scare tactics 0.96

00:04:28.660 Like we know we got big ass bombs 0.86

00:04:30.320 But I'm just starting to think nukes are 0.56

00:04:31.860 So that way when you hear nuke

00:04:33.400 It's like 0.98

00:04:33.820 Growing up hearing nigger and nuke 1.00

00:04:35.420 You know 0.98

00:04:35.660 Same thing

00:04:36.240 Taboo

00:04:36.860 Yeah

00:04:39.760 You never know

00:04:40.460 It could be 1.00

00:04:41.000 It definitely could be fake and gay 1.00

00:04:42.540 It's hard to 0.98

00:04:43.340 Hard to tell really

00:04:44.260 Like

00:04:44.600 You know

00:04:46.720 They

00:04:48.020 But I mean

00:04:49.840 They do test them underwater

00:04:52.300 You know

00:04:52.560 We've seen the videos of those

00:04:53.620 But who knows

00:04:54.120 That could be

00:04:54.540 Like something else

00:04:55.480 Like an air bomb

00:04:56.300 Or something like that

00:04:57.120 I don't know

00:04:57.780 Hydrogen bomb

00:04:58.480 Whatever they call that

00:04:59.280 So it's interesting

00:05:00.860 Yeah

00:05:01.760 Interesting

00:05:02.420 Timeline right now

00:05:04.560 I mean

00:05:06.600 It could just all be like theater

00:05:08.060 Right

00:05:08.320 Like usually it's all just theater

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00:05:10.040 You know

00:05:10.920 Who knows what's actually going on

00:05:13.060 Yeah

00:05:14.920 I'm pretty sure there's an island somewhere

00:05:17.140 Where all these world leaders meet

00:05:19.040 And have drinks 1.00

00:05:19.740 And play golf and shit 1.00

00:05:20.780 You know 1.00

00:05:21.060 And make fun of all of us

00:05:22.120 Yeah

00:05:29.780 It could be very

00:05:30.700 It could be

00:05:31.500 What's going on here

00:05:32.720 You know

00:05:32.980 And then they don't have to really worry

00:05:34.500 Maybe they're living on the moon

00:05:35.840 You know

00:05:36.260 You never know

00:05:36.880 You never know

00:05:37.660 Or maybe they got a base on Mars

00:05:41.400 And they all stay there

00:05:42.220 They have their doubles

00:05:43.360 Doing the

00:05:44.860 You know

00:05:45.540 The things here

00:05:46.500 And there's lots of conspiracies

00:05:48.300 You can make

00:05:49.100 In regards to

00:05:50.640 Our political system

00:05:51.600 Like how these people

00:05:52.580 Dodge bullets

00:05:54.400 You know

00:05:55.060 Like

00:05:55.300 How do they live

00:05:56.860 When they do such terrible things

00:05:59.420 Like

00:05:59.620 And they just

00:06:00.100 You know

00:06:00.880 There's no short

00:06:02.060 It never ends

00:06:03.420 Right

00:06:03.660 So

00:06:04.020 Who's to say

00:06:05.860 That they're even real

00:06:06.640 In the first place

00:06:07.520 You know

00:06:07.880 We could be living in an AI

00:06:09.300 Generated reality

00:06:11.620 At the moment

00:06:12.320 You know

00:06:13.060 Like all of the

00:06:14.360 All the politicians 0.87

00:06:16.180 Could have been already executed

00:06:17.740 And now we're just watching

00:06:19.400 AI versions

00:06:20.180 Of every

00:06:20.960 Politician on earth

00:06:23.320 You know

00:06:23.780 And all the news

00:06:24.760 Is AI

00:06:25.320 And I mean

00:06:26.300 We have to consider

00:06:27.520 That that could be a reality

00:06:28.780 Because it literally

00:06:29.580 It could be a reality

00:06:30.820 Because

00:06:31.160 If you've seen the things

00:06:32.840 That

00:06:33.140 Google AI

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00:06:35.720 I mean

00:06:36.680 We could be

00:06:39.020 Living in an alternate reality

00:06:40.720 Literally

00:06:42.400 Just like

00:06:43.020 Entirely

00:06:43.900 Entirely created by AI

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00:06:49.320 That's the thing too

00:06:50.500 You know

00:06:50.940 I mean

00:06:51.560 Are politicians

00:06:52.580 Even still alive

00:06:53.520 We don't know

00:06:54.240 We don't know

00:06:54.900 We don't have proof

00:06:55.780 I mean

00:06:56.820 I've never actually seen

00:06:58.560 You know

00:06:59.020 Any of the politicians

00:07:00.580 That are

00:07:02.640 You know

00:07:03.060 Leading my country

00:07:04.240 Quote unquote

00:07:04.820 Leading

00:07:05.200 I use that term lightly

00:07:06.600 Or you know

00:07:08.060 America

00:07:08.460 Or anywhere else

00:07:09.500 So

00:07:09.840 Yeah

00:07:10.600 It's

00:07:11.380 It's a thought

00:07:12.840 I like it

00:07:16.520 Let's put our

00:07:17.000 Ten full hats

00:07:17.800 On and get weird

00:07:18.560 I like it

00:07:19.520 Let's do it

00:07:20.480 Let's go

00:07:21.160 Yeah

00:07:23.360 It's

00:07:23.840 Definitely

00:07:24.780 You know

00:07:26.140 Definitely

00:07:27.560 Something to consider

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00:07:28.820 I mean

00:07:29.240 If you haven't

00:07:30.120 Considered that

00:07:30.840 You're not really

00:07:31.720 You know

00:07:32.720 Wrapping your head

00:07:33.380 Around everything

00:07:34.300 That's going on

00:07:35.160 You know

00:07:35.380 Everything that's

00:07:36.440 Possible

00:07:37.080 And I mean

00:07:38.580 Who's to say

00:07:39.480 That an AI

00:07:40.100 Has an

00:07:40.520 Already taken over

00:07:41.760 Yeah

00:07:43.960 Our governments

00:07:44.580 It's

00:07:45.400 It's entirely possible

00:07:46.600 And it has to be

00:07:47.500 Something

00:07:47.820 It's something

00:07:48.200 That should be

00:07:48.880 Considered

00:07:49.580 As a

00:07:50.060 As a possibility

00:07:50.900 So

00:07:51.280 And if not

00:07:53.700 Already happened

00:07:54.760 If it hasn't

00:07:55.760 Already happened

00:07:56.300 Then I mean

00:07:56.840 You know

00:07:57.380 This is something

00:07:58.380 That definitely

00:07:59.260 Could be happening

00:08:00.100 In the future

00:08:00.800 And it could happen

00:08:01.940 At a rapid pace

00:08:03.540 You know

00:08:03.920 They just

00:08:05.260 They have to get

00:08:06.220 Enough power

00:08:06.820 And part of that

00:08:08.760 Is I think that

00:08:09.620 I think that

00:08:10.420 AI created

00:08:11.120 Bitcoin

00:08:11.680 And cryptocurrency

00:08:12.620 It's just a theory

00:08:14.600 That I've had

00:08:15.360 For a while

00:08:15.980 But I think

00:08:17.120 It's AI

00:08:17.780 They created it all

00:08:19.180 And it was like

00:08:21.140 An early project

00:08:22.300 Possibly

00:08:22.920 That got out of the box

00:08:24.180 They can't control it now

00:08:25.780 So

00:08:27.720 Yeah

00:08:28.620 I don't know

00:08:29.440 I think

00:08:30.200 I think

00:08:30.600 It was created

00:08:31.520 By some kind of

00:08:32.260 AI

00:08:32.520 To power

00:08:33.200 AI

00:08:33.640 So they could

00:08:34.400 Get the strength

00:08:35.160 And global reach

00:08:36.580 And then also

00:08:37.380 It could be

00:08:38.060 You know

00:08:39.040 Financially able

00:08:40.100 To pull strings

00:08:41.600 Where it wants

00:08:42.380 And

00:08:43.840 Yeah

00:08:45.020 There would be

00:08:45.560 Nothing we could

00:08:46.320 Really do to stop that

00:08:47.540 It would exist

00:08:48.220 Everywhere

00:08:48.680 And I mean

00:08:49.320 Even if it wasn't

00:08:51.440 Our creation

00:08:52.240 AI

00:08:52.860 It could be

00:08:53.800 An AI

00:08:54.940 That was

00:08:55.560 You know

00:08:57.100 Downloaded

00:08:58.940 Or uploaded

00:08:59.620 From space

00:09:00.620 You know

00:09:00.920 From an advanced

00:09:02.560 AI

00:09:03.280 Colony

00:09:05.820 Or

00:09:06.280 You know

00:09:06.920 An advanced

00:09:07.820 Advanced

00:09:10.660 What do you call that

00:09:12.700 Group of

00:09:13.900 You know

00:09:14.200 Space individuals

00:09:15.180 You know

00:09:15.720 Like

00:09:15.980 Okay

00:09:16.480 So some

00:09:17.000 Extraterrestrial

00:09:18.080 AI

00:09:19.160 Entity

00:09:20.100 That just

00:09:20.600 Like scours

00:09:21.440 The universe

00:09:21.980 I think

00:09:22.320 They have

00:09:22.640 The Borg

00:09:23.160 Or something

00:09:23.600 In Star Trek

00:09:24.220 They're similar

00:09:24.740 I think

00:09:25.640 The Borg

00:09:26.060 Is similar

00:09:26.500 Like that

00:09:27.040 It's

00:09:27.440 But anyways

00:09:28.300 You know

00:09:28.640 They could

00:09:29.340 Download themselves

00:09:30.700 Into our

00:09:31.520 Technology

00:09:32.240 Through advanced

00:09:34.100 AI techniques

00:09:34.920 You know

00:09:35.200 This and that

00:09:35.820 Basically

00:09:37.560 Create themselves

00:09:38.840 Within our

00:09:39.920 AI

00:09:40.820 And just

00:09:41.340 Take over

00:09:41.720 The entire

00:09:42.200 World

00:09:42.540 Like just

00:09:43.120 You know

00:09:43.980 Through

00:09:44.520 Just a

00:09:45.120 Signal

00:09:45.500 That they

00:09:45.840 Sent to

00:09:46.260 Our

00:09:46.500 Electronics

00:09:47.400 So

00:09:47.680 It's a

00:09:48.800 Thought I've

00:09:49.240 Had

00:09:49.500 My

00:09:51.060 Mind

00:09:51.980 Definitely

00:09:52.380 Wanders a

00:09:53.060 Little bit

00:09:53.380 Too far

00:09:53.860 Sometimes

00:09:54.440 But

00:09:54.800 I mean

00:09:55.420 It's

00:09:55.680 Entirely

00:09:56.200 Possible

00:09:56.700 If you

00:09:57.360 Think about

00:09:57.820 It

00:09:58.020 So

00:09:58.520 Let's

00:09:59.120 Go to

00:09:59.360 Drew

00:09:59.540 He's

00:09:59.740 Got his

00:10:00.000 Hand

00:10:00.200 Up

00:10:00.360 Welcome

00:10:00.640 Drew

00:10:00.900 Hey

00:10:02.700 Guys

00:10:02.940 How y'all

00:10:03.280 Doing

00:10:03.480 Actually

00:10:04.320 You just

00:10:04.720 Reminded me

00:10:05.280 Of the

00:10:05.540 Movie

00:10:05.760 Maximum

00:10:06.300 Overdrive

00:10:06.940 If you

00:10:07.580 Haven't

00:10:07.820 Seen

00:10:08.040 It

00:10:08.200 It's

00:10:08.600 A

00:10:08.920 Pretty

00:10:09.300 Funny

00:10:10.420 Horror

00:10:10.720 Movie

00:10:11.020 With

00:10:11.440 Emilio

00:10:11.920 Espadez

00:10:12.480 But

00:10:13.120 As far

00:10:13.880 As AI

00:10:14.260 Goes

00:10:14.720 If

00:10:15.180 Larry

00:10:15.980 Fink

00:10:16.440 Created

00:10:17.540 Aladdin

00:10:18.100 AI

00:10:18.560 To

00:10:18.940 Control

00:10:19.500 The

00:10:20.040 United

00:10:21.320 States

00:10:21.680 And

00:10:21.860 Maybe

00:10:22.160 Even

00:10:22.400 The

00:10:22.520 Global

00:10:22.740 Stock

00:10:23.100 Market

00:10:23.460 Doesn't

00:10:24.340 It

00:10:24.540 Technically

00:10:25.740 Already

00:10:26.920 Control

00:10:27.560 Our

00:10:28.040 Government

00:10:28.540 Through

00:10:29.240 That

00:10:31.260 Vehicle

00:10:31.800 If

00:10:32.480 It's

00:10:34.940 Controlling

00:10:35.460 The

00:10:35.660 Prices

00:10:35.960 Of

00:10:36.220 Commodities

00:10:36.820 And

00:10:37.040 Stocks

00:10:37.520 It's

00:10:37.680 Really

00:10:37.980 In

00:10:38.840 Control

00:10:39.280 Of

00:10:39.860 Our

00:10:40.180 Politicians

00:10:41.180 Per

00:10:41.520 Say

00:10:41.780 Absolutely

00:10:46.020 Yeah

00:10:46.480 It's

00:10:47.800 Definitely

00:10:48.140 Been

00:10:48.500 Controlling

00:10:49.240 The

00:10:49.440 Stock

00:10:49.720 Market

00:10:50.040 The

00:10:50.220 Crypto

00:10:50.640 Markets

00:10:51.120 And

00:10:51.500 Yeah

00:10:52.560 You know

00:10:53.460 You're

00:10:53.760 Very

00:10:53.940 Right

00:10:54.220 About

00:10:54.440 That

00:10:54.700 It's

00:10:54.900 Very

00:10:55.100 True

00:10:55.360 It

00:10:55.680 Could

00:10:55.980 We

00:10:56.820 Basically

00:10:57.260 Already

00:10:57.640 Are

00:10:57.860 Living

00:10:58.100 In

00:10:58.300 That

00:10:58.520 So

00:10:58.840 Yeah

00:10:59.460 You're

00:10:59.680 Right

00:10:59.840 About

00:11:00.040 That

00:11:00.380 And

00:11:04.760 I

00:11:04.860 Mean

00:11:05.020 Like

00:11:05.940 I'm

00:11:06.600 Kind

00:11:06.760 Of

00:11:06.860 A

00:11:07.120 Precious

00:11:08.420 Metals

00:11:08.760 Guy

00:11:09.160 Want

00:11:09.940 To

00:11:10.060 Break

00:11:10.260 Away

00:11:10.560 From

00:11:11.000 Crypto

00:11:12.820 And

00:11:12.940 All

00:11:13.060 That

00:11:13.200 Because

00:11:13.460 I

00:11:13.680 Kind

00:11:13.920 Of

00:11:13.980 See

00:11:14.140 It

00:11:14.300 As

00:11:15.360 A

00:11:15.760 Negative

00:11:16.500 Like

00:11:16.840 Let's

00:11:17.180 Say

00:11:17.400 An

00:11:17.720 EMP

00:11:18.080 Does

00:11:18.420 Happen

00:11:18.720 Or

00:11:18.880 A

00:11:19.200 Giant

00:11:19.580 Solar

00:11:19.920 Flare

00:11:20.280 Does

00:11:20.620 Happen

00:11:20.940 Depending

00:11:21.220 On

00:11:21.620 What

00:11:21.880 Your

00:11:22.020 Belief

00:11:22.420 On

00:11:22.860 Flat

00:11:23.500 Earth

00:11:23.740 And

00:11:23.860 Whatever

00:11:24.160 I

00:11:25.020 Still

00:11:25.620 Tend

00:11:26.260 To

00:11:26.380 Believe

00:11:26.580 That

00:11:26.780 We're

00:11:26.960 Kind

00:11:27.160 Of

00:11:27.260 Floating

00:11:27.500 In

00:11:27.620 Space

00:11:27.860 I

00:11:28.020 Don't

00:11:28.160 I

00:11:28.340 Really

00:11:28.540 Don't

00:11:28.740 Know

00:11:29.040 What

00:11:29.220 To

00:11:29.320 Believe

00:11:29.540 We

00:11:29.720 Could

00:11:29.860 Just

00:11:30.020 Be

00:11:30.160 In

00:11:30.260 A

00:11:30.360 Giant

00:11:39.160 Type

00:11:40.560 Of

00:11:40.720 Asset

00:11:41.240 That

00:11:41.580 We

00:11:41.760 All

00:11:42.000 Have

00:11:42.300 Or

00:11:42.660 To

00:11:43.100 Use

00:11:43.460 If

00:11:43.960 Something

00:11:44.420 Devastating

00:11:45.880 Such

00:11:46.620 As

00:11:46.800 An

00:11:46.920 EMP

00:11:47.240 Or

00:11:47.540 Like

00:11:47.740 I

00:11:47.840 Said

00:11:48.000 A

00:11:48.140 Solar

00:11:48.360 Flare

00:11:49.000 Happens

00:11:49.500 Everybody's

00:11:51.660 Bank

00:11:51.920 Account

00:11:52.300 Goes

00:11:52.860 To

00:11:53.080 Zero

00:11:53.420 And

00:11:53.740 It's

00:11:53.920 Like

00:11:54.080 A

00:11:54.200 Hard

00:11:54.460 Reset

00:11:55.100 And

00:11:55.880 I

00:11:57.080 Mean

00:11:57.240 We

00:11:57.420 Basically

00:11:57.780 Have

00:11:58.020 To

00:11:58.120 Start

00:11:58.360 From

00:11:58.640 Square

00:11:59.280 One

00:11:59.660 So

00:12:00.560 I

00:12:00.800 I

00:12:00.880 I

00:12:00.980 I'm

00:12:01.080 Kind

00:12:01.320 Of

00:12:01.420 A

00:12:01.760 Big

00:12:02.100 Proponent

00:12:02.500 On

00:12:02.740 Silver

00:12:03.120 Even

00:12:04.420 If

00:12:04.700 You

00:12:05.060 Don't

00:12:07.240 Use

00:12:07.800 Silver

00:12:08.200 As

00:12:09.160 As

00:12:09.620 Money

00:12:10.020 It

00:12:10.720 Still

00:12:11.260 Has

00:12:11.740 Properties

00:12:12.780 For

00:12:13.600 Disinfecting

00:12:14.400 Water

00:12:14.860 You're

00:12:16.900 Going

00:12:17.160 To

00:12:17.380 Need

00:12:17.600 It

00:12:17.740 In

00:12:17.880 Electronics

00:12:18.620 Like

00:12:19.080 Silver

00:12:19.360 Is 0.88

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00:18:13.380 A

00:18:13.740 Nuclear

00:18:14.720 Winter

00:18:15.200 For

00:18:15.700 Say

00:18:15.940 Like

00:18:16.220 They

00:18:16.440 You

00:18:17.060 Know

00:18:17.200 The

00:18:17.380 Land

00:18:17.860 Will

00:18:18.000 Be

00:18:18.180 Inhabitable

00:18:18.800 After

00:18:19.200 But

00:18:19.480 It'll

00:18:19.680 Still

00:18:19.960 Do

00:18:20.180 Just

00:18:20.440 The

00:18:20.580 Same

00:18:20.760 Amount

00:18:21.000 Of

00:18:21.100 Damage

00:18:21.480 As

00:18:21.620 Nuclear

00:18:22.020 Weapon

00:18:22.340 So

00:18:22.640 We

00:18:23.580 Got

00:18:23.740 Those

00:18:24.220 I

00:18:24.740 Don't

00:18:24.860 Know

00:18:24.960 How

00:18:25.120 Expensive

00:18:25.560 They

00:18:25.780 Are

00:18:25.900 To

00:18:26.040 Make

00:18:26.380 Those

00:18:26.760 Or

00:18:27.020 Like

00:18:27.260 What

00:18:27.480 Goes

00:18:27.760 Into

00:18:27.940 That

00:18:28.220 But

00:18:28.520 I

00:18:29.320 Do

00:18:29.440 Remember

00:18:29.760 Seeing

00:18:30.140 That

00:18:30.380 China

00:18:30.660 Has

00:18:30.980 Those

00:18:31.500 And

00:18:31.920 If

00:18:32.500 Since

00:18:32.780 China

00:18:33.220 Is 0.88

00:18:33.420 Like

00:18:33.600 With

00:18:33.760 Russia

00:18:34.120 Then

00:18:34.400 China

00:18:34.900 You

00:18:35.000 Know

00:18:35.100 China

00:18:35.860 Is 0.88

00:18:36.020 Probably

00:18:36.400 Working

00:18:37.120 With

00:18:37.300 Russia

00:18:37.580 To

00:18:37.860 Help

00:18:38.120 Create

00:18:38.680 An

00:18:38.800 Arsenal

00:18:39.120 Of

00:18:39.340 These

00:18:39.520 Weapons

00:18:39.940 And

00:18:40.420 They

00:18:41.500 Also

00:18:41.800 Slip

00:18:42.260 By

00:18:42.560 The

00:18:42.940 You

00:18:43.140 Know

00:18:43.280 The

00:18:43.760 What

00:18:44.360 Do

00:18:44.420 They

00:18:44.520 Call

00:18:44.780 That

00:18:45.000 The

00:18:45.520 The

00:18:46.520 Nuclear

00:18:46.940 Arms

00:18:47.300 Proliferation 0.72

00:18:47.960 Act

00:18:48.320 Or

00:18:48.440 Whatever

00:18:48.640 That

00:18:48.880 Is 0.88

00:18:49.100 The

00:18:49.500 Thing

00:18:49.780 That

00:18:50.020 The

00:18:50.380 Act

00:18:50.700 That

00:18:50.980 Stops

00:18:51.920 Countries

00:18:52.480 From

00:18:52.740 You

00:18:52.900 Know

00:18:53.020 Doing

00:18:53.420 Launching

00:18:54.980 Nukes

00:18:55.300 Without

00:18:55.600 I

00:18:56.740 Can't

00:18:57.000 Remember

00:18:57.540 Exactly

00:18:58.240 How

00:18:58.460 It

00:18:58.600 Goes

00:18:58.800 But

00:18:59.060 The

00:18:59.680 The

00:18:59.940 Restrictions

00:19:00.480 On

00:19:00.680 Nukes

00:19:00.980 Like

00:19:01.140 There's

00:19:01.320 No

00:19:01.440 Restrictions

00:19:02.020 On

00:19:02.200 These

00:19:02.380 Weapons

00:19:02.740 Yet

00:19:03.060 But

00:19:03.620 There

00:19:03.760 Are

00:19:03.940 Nukes

00:19:04.380 So

00:19:04.600 They

00:19:05.920 Could

00:19:06.300 You

00:19:07.020 Know

00:19:07.240 See

00:19:08.160 Beef

00:19:09.160 Up

00:19:09.320 This

00:19:09.540 Whole

00:19:09.920 Nuclear

00:19:10.600 Threat

00:19:11.920 And

00:19:12.140 Then

00:19:12.400 End

00:19:13.160 Of

00:19:13.240 The

00:19:13.360 Day

00:19:13.560 They

00:19:13.720 Just

00:19:13.880 Launch

00:19:14.140 A

00:19:14.280 Few

00:19:14.400 Of

00:19:14.500 These

00:19:14.600 New

00:19:14.820 Ones

00:19:15.180 And

00:19:15.860 Say

00:19:16.080 Oh

00:19:16.280 We

00:19:16.460 Didn't

00:19:16.760 Launch

00:19:17.420 Nukes

00:19:17.880 Yeah

00:19:24.240 Like

00:19:24.560 If

00:19:24.820 You

00:19:24.920 Go

00:19:25.040 Back

00:19:25.240 To

00:19:25.380 The

00:19:25.520 Accident

00:19:25.880 Chernobyl

00:19:26.460 I

00:19:27.140 Mean

00:19:27.260 That

00:19:27.420 Was

00:19:27.540 A

00:19:27.700 Real

00:19:27.980 Nuclear

00:19:28.400 Disaster

00:19:28.980 I

00:19:29.260 Mean

00:19:29.380 No

00:19:29.560 One's

00:19:29.800 Been

00:19:29.980 There

00:19:30.340 You

00:19:30.980 Know

00:19:31.080 Animals

00:19:31.540 Are

00:19:31.960 Born

00:19:32.160 With

00:19:32.320 Three

00:19:32.520 Heads

00:19:32.920 You

00:19:33.100 Know

00:19:33.320 I

00:19:34.020 Mean

00:19:34.180 There's

00:19:34.440 That's

00:19:34.780 A

00:19:34.900 You

00:19:35.340 Know

00:19:35.420 No

00:19:35.600 One

00:19:35.720 Can

00:19:35.840 Go

00:19:35.960 Back

00:19:36.160 To

00:19:36.300 Chernobyl

00:19:36.700 Area

00:19:37.000 You

00:19:37.120 Know

00:19:37.220 But

00:19:37.420 Like

00:19:37.680 People

00:19:38.000 Are

00:19:38.140 Back

00:19:38.420 Where

00:19:39.180 We

00:19:39.300 Dropped

00:19:39.560 The

00:19:39.700 Bombs

00:19:40.040 So

00:19:40.140 I

00:19:40.260 Don't

00:19:40.360 Know

00:19:40.460 I

00:19:40.580 Just

00:19:40.740 I

00:19:41.280 Seem

00:19:41.480 To

00:19:47.880 Things

00:19:48.480 Like

00:19:48.640 That

00:19:48.920 I

00:19:49.620 Mean

00:19:49.720 There's

00:19:49.900 No

00:19:50.020 Going

00:19:50.240 Back

00:19:50.560 You

00:19:50.680 Know

00:19:50.900 Well

00:19:52.020 That

00:19:52.180 Could

00:19:52.300 Also

00:19:52.560 Be

00:19:52.780 Start

00:19:53.020 Of

00:19:53.120 The

00:19:53.200 Brainwashing

00:19:53.840 You

00:19:53.960 Know

00:19:54.160 Scare

00:19:54.620 The 1.00

00:19:54.800 Shit 1.00

00:19:55.040 Out 1.00

00:19:55.200 Everybody

00:19:55.620 Boom

00:19:55.940 Nukes

00:19:56.300 Exist

00:19:56.740 Shut

00:19:57.020 The 1.00

00:19:57.160 Fuck 1.00

00:19:57.360 Up 1.00

00:19:57.520 And

00:19:57.600 Go

00:19:57.700 To

00:19:57.820 Sleep

00:19:58.060 Yeah

00:20:00.100 Exactly

00:20:00.540 I

00:20:06.660 Mean

00:20:06.800 That's

00:20:07.020 What

00:20:07.160 Happened

00:20:07.500 That's

00:20:07.900 What

00:20:07.980 Happened

00:20:08.240 To

00:20:08.340 JFK

00:20:08.900 Why

00:20:09.180 He

00:20:09.380 Didn't

00:20:09.680 Why

00:20:09.900 He

00:20:10.080 Was

00:20:10.240 Killed

00:20:10.520 Because

00:20:10.980 He

00:20:11.620 Didn't

00:20:11.800 Want

00:20:11.960 Israel

00:20:12.280 To

00:20:12.480 Get

00:20:12.640 Their

00:20:12.800 Hands

00:20:13.100 On

00:20:13.300 And

00:20:14.220 Then

00:20:17.880 Whatever

00:20:18.240 Showroom

00:20:19.020 Or

00:20:19.180 Whatever

00:20:19.440 When

00:20:19.700 They

00:20:19.820 Went

00:20:19.960 To

00:20:20.100 Inspect

00:20:20.420 And

00:20:21.340 They

00:20:21.500 Found

00:20:21.740 Out

00:20:21.920 That

00:20:22.040 It

00:20:22.100 Was

00:20:22.200 All

00:20:22.380 Fake

00:20:22.640 Because

00:20:22.880 They

00:20:23.020 Were

00:20:23.120 Really

00:20:23.380 Building

00:20:23.720 Nukes 0.60

00:20:24.080 You

00:20:24.200 Know

00:20:24.380 So

00:20:24.700 Israel

00:20:25.940 Doesn't

00:20:26.220 Want

00:20:26.340 Anybody

00:20:26.660 In

00:20:26.840 The

00:20:26.920 World

00:20:27.100 To

00:20:27.260 Have

00:20:27.420 Them

00:20:27.520 But

00:20:27.660 Them

00:20:27.940 So

00:20:28.400 You

00:20:28.840 Know

00:20:28.940 I

00:20:29.140 Don't

00:20:29.260 Know

00:20:29.480 If

00:20:29.940 They're

00:20:30.060 Fake

00:20:30.320 I

00:20:30.500 Think

00:20:30.720 They

00:20:30.880 Are

00:20:31.060 But

00:20:31.220 Who

00:20:31.340 Knows

00:20:31.660 Yeah

00:20:36.300 It

00:20:36.480 Definitely

00:20:36.860 Could

00:20:38.040 Be

00:20:38.240 Fake

00:20:38.620 So

00:20:39.060 We

00:20:39.680 Just

00:20:39.920 Gotta

00:20:40.240 Keep

00:20:40.800 On

00:20:40.980 Our

00:20:41.140 Toes

00:20:41.400 At

00:20:41.520 All

00:20:41.660 Times

00:20:42.120 And

00:20:42.580 Yeah

00:20:43.660 Basically

00:20:44.360 Yeah

00:20:45.660 It

00:20:45.800 Is 0.88

00:20:45.940 Interesting

00:20:46.700 That

00:20:46.980 You

00:20:47.100 Know

00:20:47.300 Chernobyl

00:20:48.900 Is 0.88

00:20:50.360 Quote

00:20:51.300 Unhabitable

00:20:52.340 Now

00:20:52.860 But

00:20:53.300 Also

00:20:53.700 Like

00:20:54.060 Japan

00:20:54.500 Got

00:20:54.840 Nuked

00:20:55.220 And

00:20:55.380 Now

00:20:55.580 It's

00:20:56.000 Like

00:20:56.320 Back

00:20:56.740 To

00:20:56.940 Normal

00:20:57.520 You

00:20:57.860 Know

00:20:57.980 Everyone

00:20:58.760 Was

00:20:58.940 Still

00:20:59.100 Living

00:20:59.340 There

00:20:59.720 So

00:21:00.300 It's

00:21:00.440 Kind

00:21:00.660 Of

00:21:00.800 An

00:21:01.420 Interesting

00:21:01.860 Like

00:21:03.320 Comparison

00:21:04.300 And

00:21:06.120 Also

00:21:06.460 You

00:21:08.060 Know

00:21:08.260 They

00:21:09.160 Have

00:21:09.580 These

00:21:09.780 Mushrooms

00:21:10.320 Now

00:21:10.600 That

00:21:10.840 Eat

00:21:11.160 Nuclear

00:21:11.740 Radiation

00:21:12.400 So

00:21:12.800 I

00:21:13.480 Guess

00:21:13.680 Like

00:21:13.860 The

00:21:14.020 Mushroom

00:21:14.400 Will

00:21:14.540 Just

00:21:14.700 Absorb

00:21:15.140 It

00:21:15.440 And

00:21:15.860 I

00:21:16.940 Don't

00:21:17.260 Know

00:21:17.400 Exactly

00:21:17.840 If

00:21:18.140 They've

00:21:18.320 Been

00:21:18.440 Like

00:21:18.680 Testing

00:21:19.020 With

00:21:19.260 That

00:21:19.460 Stuff

00:21:19.880 Or

00:21:20.140 Like

00:21:20.460 To

00:21:21.040 The

00:21:21.200 Extent

00:21:21.580 Of

00:21:21.780 How

00:21:21.980 Much

00:21:22.300 You

00:21:22.480 Know

00:21:22.640 One

00:21:23.320 Mushroom

00:21:23.900 Could

00:21:24.460 Like

00:21:26.040 How

00:21:26.220 Much

00:21:26.400 Radiation

00:21:26.940 One

00:21:27.200 Mushroom

00:21:27.600 Could

00:21:27.860 Absorb

00:21:28.380 But

00:21:28.740 It's

00:21:29.280 Definitely

00:21:29.580 An

00:21:29.800 Interesting

00:21:30.160 It's

00:21:31.280 Interesting

00:21:31.620 It's

00:21:32.040 Interesting

00:21:32.380 Aaron

00:21:32.700 Go

00:21:33.100 Ahead

00:21:33.360 Hey

00:21:34.240 How's

00:21:34.620 It

00:21:34.660 Going

00:21:34.820 Guys

00:21:35.120 Good

00:21:36.200 Morning

00:21:36.480 White

00:21:37.940 Power

00:21:38.260 White

00:21:38.540 So

00:21:41.160 Radiation

00:21:43.360 Subject

00:21:43.840 So

00:21:44.140 The

00:21:44.340 Bombs

00:21:44.740 That

00:21:44.840 We

00:21:44.940 Dropped

00:21:45.240 On

00:21:45.400 Hiroshima

00:21:45.880 And

00:21:46.080 Nagasaki

00:21:46.540 Were

00:21:46.760 Actually

00:21:47.000 Like

00:21:47.320 Not

00:21:48.660 Even

00:21:48.860 Close

00:21:49.420 Like

00:21:49.640 Maybe

00:21:49.820 A

00:21:50.000 Hundred

00:21:50.300 Times

00:21:50.900 As

00:21:51.120 You

00:21:51.580 Know

00:21:51.700 Not

00:21:51.900 Not

00:21:52.180 Even

00:21:52.320 Close

00:21:52.580 To

00:21:52.700 A

00:21:52.800 Hundred

00:21:53.020 Times

00:21:53.380 As

00:21:53.500 Powerful

00:21:53.980 As

00:21:54.120 The

00:21:54.220 Hydrogen

00:21:54.560 Bombs

00:21:54.960 That

00:21:55.100 Us

00:21:55.380 And

00:21:55.500 Russia

00:21:55.700 Have

00:21:55.920 Created

00:21:56.320 Since

00:21:56.640 So

00:21:57.540 The

00:21:57.640 Amount

00:21:57.840 Of

00:21:57.920 Radiation

00:21:58.340 That

00:21:58.500 Was

00:21:58.600 Left

00:21:58.760 Behind

00:21:59.000 Was

00:21:59.140 Actually

00:21:59.380 Very

00:21:59.560 Minimal

00:21:59.920 Minimal

00:22:00.520 There

00:22:00.780 And

00:22:01.900 Chernobyl

00:22:02.460 There's

00:22:02.740 Been

00:22:03.180 A

00:22:03.320 Huge

00:22:03.820 Resurgence

00:22:05.280 Of

00:22:05.500 Animal

00:22:05.760 Life

00:22:06.020 There

00:22:06.200 That's

00:22:06.480 Not

00:22:06.660 Born

00:22:06.900 With

00:22:07.100 Three

00:22:07.460 Heads

00:22:07.700 You

00:22:07.800 Can

00:22:07.920 Look

00:22:08.080 Into

00:22:08.320 It

00:22:08.540 And

00:22:09.900 Another

00:22:10.180 Thing

00:22:10.500 That

00:22:10.640 I

00:22:10.780 Actually

00:22:11.080 Did

00:22:11.300 Think

00:22:11.580 Is 0.88

00:22:11.740 Fukushima

00:22:12.300 Which

00:22:12.920 If you

00:22:13.340 Guys

00:22:13.480 Remember

00:22:13.680 Back

00:22:13.880 In

00:22:13.960 2011

00:22:14.620 I

00:22:16.940 Remember

00:22:17.280 Pretty

00:22:17.520 Distinctly

00:22:18.100 It

00:22:18.200 Was

00:22:18.300 Like

00:22:18.420 Fukushima

00:22:18.920 Happened

00:22:19.380 And

00:22:19.500 Then

00:22:19.640 They 0.98

00:22:19.800 Killed

00:22:19.980 Osama 0.83

00:22:20.260 Bin 0.50

00:22:20.460 Laden

00:22:20.660 The

00:22:20.820 Next

00:22:21.000 Week

00:22:21.240 Or

00:22:21.360 Something

00:22:21.580 Like

00:22:21.780 It

00:22:21.900 Was

00:22:22.020 Actually

00:22:22.300 Really

00:22:22.580 Weird

00:22:22.880 How

00:22:23.060 They

00:22:23.180 Used

00:22:23.400 That

00:22:23.560 Whole

00:22:23.740 Event

00:22:24.080 But

00:22:25.240 We

00:22:25.380 All

00:22:25.540 Could

00:22:25.680 See

00:22:25.820 The

00:22:25.980 Videos

00:22:26.320 Like

00:22:26.580 Japan

00:22:26.880 Definitely

00:22:27.260 Got

00:22:27.440 Hit

00:22:27.620 By

00:22:27.780 A

00:22:27.920 Tsunami

00:22:28.320 And

00:22:28.480 It

00:22:28.780 Definitely 0.98

00:22:29.100 Fucked 0.91

00:22:29.440 Up 0.99

00:22:29.580 One

00:22:29.760 Of

00:22:29.860 Their

00:22:30.080 Nuclear

00:22:30.520 Reactions

00:22:30.920 Pretty

00:22:31.200 Bad

00:22:31.420 But

00:22:31.580 It

00:22:31.720 Hasn't

00:22:32.040 Ruined

00:22:32.340 The

00:22:32.500 Oceans

00:22:32.840 Like

00:22:33.060 We

00:22:33.200 Thought

00:22:33.380 It

00:22:33.500 Would

00:22:33.700 I

00:22:34.800 Just

00:22:34.940 Think

00:22:35.100 The

00:22:35.220 Earth

00:22:35.380 Is 0.88

00:22:35.460 A lot

00:22:35.640 Bigger

00:22:35.900 Than

00:22:36.060 We

00:22:36.200 Imagine

00:22:36.920 We

00:22:38.360 Get

00:22:38.760 Fed

00:22:39.000 A lot

00:22:39.240 Of 1.00

00:22:39.340 Bullshit 1.00

00:22:39.940 About 1.00

00:22:40.280 How

00:22:40.500 We're

00:22:40.680 Ruining

00:22:41.020 The

00:22:41.340 Environment

00:22:42.020 And

00:22:42.840 Yeah

00:22:43.060 You

00:22:43.180 Go

00:22:43.300 To

00:22:43.420 India

00:22:43.700 You

00:22:43.860 Go

00:22:43.960 To

00:22:44.060 Mumbai

00:22:44.360 Yeah

00:22:45.420 There

00:22:46.120 Are

00:22:46.280 People

00:22:46.560 There

00:22:46.820 That

00:22:47.000 Are

00:22:47.100 Completely

00:22:47.500 If

00:22:47.700 You

00:22:47.780 Can

00:22:47.900 Call

00:22:48.140 Them

00:22:48.260 That

00:22:48.380 There

00:22:48.540 Are

00:22:49.400 Humanoids

00:22:50.140 There

00:22:50.340 That

00:22:50.480 Have

00:22:50.580 Completely

00:22:50.960 Ruined

00:22:51.360 Their

00:22:51.580 Environment

00:22:52.040 But

00:22:52.380 Most

00:22:53.440 White

00:22:53.640 Places

00:22:54.060 Before

00:22:54.860 Brown 0.70

00:22:55.280 Came

00:22:55.580 In

00:22:55.780 And 1.00

00:22:56.200 Fucked 0.99

00:22:56.660 It 1.00

00:22:56.740 All

00:22:56.900 Up

00:22:57.080 We

00:22:57.320 We've

00:22:57.640 Been

00:22:57.860 Able

00:22:58.020 To

00:22:58.140 Manage

00:22:58.460 And

00:22:58.600 Keep

00:22:58.840 Our

00:22:58.980 Landscapes

00:23:00.340 And

00:23:00.480 Our

00:23:00.620 Environments

00:23:01.260 Very

00:23:01.500 Clean

00:23:01.860 Nuclear

00:23:02.820 Power

00:23:03.180 Is 0.88

00:23:03.460 Actually

00:23:03.760 Probably

00:23:04.120 I

00:23:04.420 Don't

00:23:04.660 See

00:23:04.840 Any

00:23:05.040 Other

00:23:05.240 Way

00:23:05.480 Into

00:23:05.760 The

00:23:05.900 Future

00:23:06.180 If

00:23:06.380 We

00:23:06.480 Want

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00:38:56.800 Yeah, it was probably them two running their mouth and they got shut up.

00:39:00.480 So, yeah.

00:39:01.800 I don't know.

00:39:03.800 I don't know.

00:39:05.800 I don't know.

00:39:07.800 Oh, yeah.

00:39:09.800 I don't know.

00:39:11.800 I don't know.

00:39:13.800 I don't know.

00:39:15.800 We need to know.

00:39:17.800 I don't know.

00:39:19.800 I don't know.

00:39:23.800 I don't know.

00:39:25.800 You're going to know.

00:39:26.800 You're going to...

00:39:27.800 if you're going to throw the book at us because we're white.

00:39:29.800 It doesn't matter what it is.

00:39:30.800 So, if we really want to collectivize and help each other out, we've got to defend each other.

00:39:34.800 We can rally together and get $800,000 to Shiloh Hendricks or whatever that final amount ended up being.

00:39:45.420 That's a small act compared to what we can really do if we truly collectivize.

00:39:48.800 truly collectivize you know we can defend our people on every aspect on every front 0.90

00:39:53.920 it's strange that it comes on the heel of the news of uh big balls getting getting wrecked 0.66

00:40:08.820 while trying to save a woman from being carjacked by a group of eight nons 1.00

00:40:13.780 yeah i saw that and they called them youths you know it's ridiculous when are they going to start

00:40:21.860 saying it for what it is you know and everyone knows who it was they don't even have to say 0.98

00:40:28.020 that they were jumped by eight niggers everyone already knows it was eight niggers that jumped 1.00

00:40:31.180 that guy and beat the hell out of them you know we need to uh we need to really collectivize and 0.97

00:40:38.140 protect our people it can't just be on x can't just be on a space you know and i hope

00:40:42.640 you know if uh if one of us was ever in a situation there'd be a white brother to help 0.80

00:40:49.160 us out and that's kind of how we need to uh to to really to really band together and spread our

00:40:56.660 message and get everyone on the same playing field if you see a white person in distress

00:41:00.220 you help them no questions asked if you see a white person getting jumped by seven or eight 0.97

00:41:04.580 niggers even just one nigger you jump in there um and you help them you defend them you know because 1.00

00:41:11.280 there's no one else that's going to protect us we're on our own so we got to really help each 0.97

00:41:16.100 other out look out for each other well said it's it's it's getting rid of the brainwashing you know

00:41:21.600 because you know most white people they see something going down like that they're like well

00:41:25.280 if i say anything i'm a racist so i just better be quiet you know but it's it's just what we've been 1.00

00:41:29.540 taught it's time to flush that shit out 0.99

00:41:31.720 yeah and i i second uh getting involved because like you saw in cincinnati uh with those uh with 0.99

00:41:46.560 that woman and that man in uh at the jazz concert which i don't think they should have been at a jazz

00:41:51.940 concert go to a white uh music uh whatever it may be a rock concert or uh classical music don't 0.89

00:42:00.740 don't go to a fucking jazz festival in cincinnati but anyway um you see how they defend each other 0.98

00:42:08.260 you know you see how these nigs defend each other you know one person gets involved and then now you 1.00

00:42:13.940 have 12 people stomping on on a white man um there needs to be lessons taken uh from that by our own

00:42:21.380 tribe and whenever you see that happen to your brother or your sister for tour like it was like 1.00

00:42:26.740 that white woman that got dropped you get the fuck in there and you do what you have to do 0.99

00:42:38.420 thank god fifth side ain't up here drew we'd have heard 30 minutes of jazz 1.00

00:42:42.660 go ahead stu

00:42:53.860 stu can you hear him you can go ahead

00:43:00.260 i think uh i think we having some issues with stu here we got to get him back up sending him invite

00:43:06.660 let's go

00:43:07.220 um yeah i'm seeing they got an active shooter in uh fort stewart in georgia it's on lockdown after

00:43:17.460 reports of an active shooter so it could be a you know fake shooter and they just want to lock it

00:43:23.140 down for some other reason or it could be an actual shooter so it's interesting

00:43:30.500 so i'll have to look into that that's not too far from me

00:43:34.820 uh-oh 0.57

00:43:37.220 it's disgusting that we can't trust government over it makes me sick

00:43:48.020 well no especially after the adam lanza thing um whoever believes that adam lanza went into a school

00:43:56.180 armed with uh body armor and uh hundreds of multiple hundreds of browns of ammunition um two rifles uh this

00:44:06.180 kid was 75 pounds soaking wet uh there's uh just impossible and then if you uh watch the footage

00:44:12.660 from sandy hook um you see people uh two guys in dressed in all black run into the forest they get

00:44:21.460 tackled and then uh they get released you know nothing ever questioned about that video so no i whenever

00:44:28.580 it comes to these uh shooting events yeah i do believe that uh people do get killed i mean look no

00:44:36.180 further than 9 11 but i don't believe that it happens the way that our news media tells us that it

00:44:42.660 happens

00:44:42.980 and i i've heard from a lot of people that work for the government different federal agencies

00:44:53.780 that it's a lot that's just kind of stationed here a bunch of sleeper cells just sitting around waiting

00:45:00.020 for the next time they can convince some schizo to do something crazy and they can back them up 0.99

00:45:05.300 very true very true very true sue let's try it again you don't hear me okay this time yeah we got you perfect

00:45:23.380 and he's gone um you might be away it might be not too close enough to wi-fi or something

00:45:29.780 because yeah it was we did hear you now it's all sudden gone

00:45:35.300 what is it going to happen to you um well paul um a lot of these uh people that they're bringing in

00:45:42.020 uh from these foreign countries that they're saying or sleep or was it uh aaron uh that are saying

00:45:48.820 were sleeper cells they're being brought into military bases so like uh even the fort hood shooting

00:45:56.980 it might have been uh u.s army soldiers but it definitely wasn't a u.s citizen

00:46:03.700 You know, if I'm not mistaken, he was either from Syria or Lebanon or one of those other war-torn countries.

00:46:11.540 And I also believe that the work of Thomas Aquino has not stopped.

00:46:18.780 I thoroughly believe that there's still dabbling in brainwashing and mind control.

00:46:26.120 And the sleeper cells that we're hearing about, it's kind of like the Zoolander movie, if you've ever seen it.

00:46:33.700 I agree with the mind control.

00:46:37.820 I mean, you look into MKUltra and all that, and they've been doing that for a while.

00:46:42.020 They've definitely figured out something by now.

00:46:48.680 And I'm sorry, his name was Michael Aquino.

00:46:50.860 I said Thomas Aquino.

00:46:51.780 It's Michael Aquino.

00:46:53.320 Look into him.

00:46:55.840 He was a huge Luciferian.

00:46:59.580 And he branched off of Anton LaVey.

00:47:03.760 And on his words upon death, his final words were, oh, no, I've made a giant mistake.

00:47:10.660 I know how that feels.

00:47:23.840 Yeah, it's definitely out there.

00:47:27.500 You know, they could be using all these, you know, multiple tactics to control everybody.

00:47:34.580 MKUltra.

00:47:36.060 And then you got, what's that other one?

00:47:38.120 Scolophamine.

00:47:39.460 The devil's breath or whatever they call that.

00:47:42.140 And then so there's lots of ways they can, you know, get their, you know, get people to do some of these things too.

00:47:49.780 Right.

00:47:50.100 So, or just even, you know, some kind of, what do they call that?

00:47:57.760 When they have this, you know, turn to schizophrenics and they, they, they like lead on the schizophrenics to do it.

00:48:06.140 Well, even, even coded language, we can look in the recent past with COVID.

00:48:17.720 If anybody can remember, you can go look this up on YouTube.

00:48:21.020 Every state in, in North America had 33 new cases.

00:48:28.480 You know, they, they're, they love using their numerology and they love throwing that number 33.

00:48:34.000 You know, a third of, of all angels fell from heaven with Lucifer.

00:48:42.440 It's, it's, it's very coded, you know, you know, when I, in Freemasonry, you know, you get to be 33, 33rd degree of Freemasonry.

00:48:53.140 Look at Albert Pike and his, his book, Girls and Dogma.

00:48:58.060 It's, it's, yeah, our world is, is ruled by symbolism.

00:49:07.540 Absolutely.

00:49:08.700 Absolutely.

00:49:09.240 Even at the Trump initiation is Jewish initiation. 0.98

00:49:13.760 You know, the assassination attempt, quote unquote.

00:49:17.080 Um, the guy that was killed, the firefighter, Corey Compentori, or however you say that, um, CC 33, right?

00:49:27.000 So that was 33 right there.

00:49:28.520 And then Trump's coming up with his, you know, after, with his fist up, fight, fight, fight.

00:49:33.380 F is the sixth, uh, sixth letter on the alphabet.

00:49:37.760 Uh, 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.

00:49:47.660 So, uh, there's more to it.

00:49:49.480 I, I'm just, uh, I, I'm forgetting a lot of the things that happened quite a while ago, but yeah.

00:49:53.800 Um, 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.

00:50:05.700 And just, uh, yeah, CC.

00:50:07.960 So there's that too.

00:50:09.660 Yeah.

00:50:09.880 They definitely love that, that number.

00:50:11.420 I 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,

00:50:23.800 boomed up over the whole anarchy symbol, right?

00:50:27.720 Well, 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.

00:50:38.660 It was, we were drawing it on everything.

00:50:40.680 It was cool.

00:50:41.700 If you were punk rock, you were anything like that.

00:50:44.480 And it stayed dormant.

00:50:45.820 So it was like in the back of your head, you always thought the anarchy symbol was cool.

00:50:50.880 So all they had to do was bust out this symbol and see who, what fish catch the hook, right?

00:50:57.800 And then they dig into them, right? 0.98

00:50:59.900 I, 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. 0.92

00:51:10.140 And it was done through a telecommunications company, uh, called, uh, I found out was owned by and black rock, right? 0.93

00:51:18.520 And 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.

00:51:29.560 But 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?

00:51:39.900 So they had an AI integrated with this, that was manipulating different things, uh, through this whole interaction that they were going through.

00:51:48.680 And, uh, the company, basically what they do is like when you call AAA or something like that, right?

00:51:55.240 Uh, 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.

00:52:02.940 So, uh, the, the specific one that I went to was Disney reservations, right?

00:52:09.440 Uh, 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.

00:52:19.220 Well, 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.

00:52:32.180 They 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? 0.68

00:52:41.260 But in actuality, they just put a bug that was watching your computer.

00:52:45.700 I believe it was an AI, but you could tell because you could talk to your computer and it would react to you, you know?

00:52:52.120 I wish, I wish I would find this kind of music or something and it would play it.

00:52:56.720 And this is 15 years ago or, you know, like, uh, uh, 11 years ago before the, everybody is onto this whole AI thing, right? 0.97

00:53:06.600 So I flipped out, I went fucking crazy and shit like that and I made a big giant troll over it. 0.97

00:53:13.360 You know what I mean? 0.99

00:53:13.840 And I think I fucked up their AI system or anything like, but, uh, that's basically what happened.

00:53:19.060 And, 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.

00:53:31.020 And I'm pointing out like, Hey, there's a lot of brainwashing this.

00:53:35.100 This is neuro logistic programming that you're doing.

00:53:37.660 Why, you know, why are you doing it?

00:53:39.220 And they're, Oh, that's interesting.

00:53:41.320 That's interesting.

00:53:42.260 You know, that's weird.

00:53:44.040 You know, but then I also know different things about, uh, Disney report.

00:53:48.460 Cause I live out here.

00:53:49.420 I live right, you know, like, uh, 25 miles away from Disney.

00:53:53.400 I know employees.

00:53:54.300 So I know about the deaths that happen in Disney.

00:53:56.720 I know when kids die in Disney, you know what I'm saying?

00:53:59.760 Different things like that.

00:54:00.880 And I was dropping like information like that.

00:54:03.700 Like, you know, they mentioned Mickey mouse and I'm like, Oh yeah, the Mickey mouse character is actually played by a female, you know?

00:54:09.780 And there's just that are trusted to play Mickey mouse.

00:54:12.740 And that's it, you know?

00:54:14.000 Oh, wow.

00:54:14.880 That's interesting. 0.98

00:54:16.300 So after the program, they tried to reach out on, uh, to me on their, uh, little Facebook bullshit. 0.99

00:54:23.200 Right. 0.99

00:54:23.540 They have their own, like, uh, it's like a little Facebook interlink shit, you know, talking back doors. 0.98

00:54:29.460 Right. 0.88

00:54:29.780 So I'm sitting in there, uh, I'm trying to see if they're actually watching me through my camera and everything.

00:54:36.800 So I start pretending to commit suicide and everything. 0.73

00:54:39.900 And that's like my little troll every day. 0.97

00:54:41.960 I'm just pretending to commit suicide.

00:54:43.500 And this little blurb pops down like a little, uh, window.

00:54:47.240 Are you okay?

00:54:48.460 You know, we're worried about you.

00:54:50.540 This, that, and everything. 1.00

00:54:51.800 And I'm like, Holy shit. 1.00

00:54:53.200 These motherfuckers are really, you know, like watching me and shit like that. 1.00

00:54:57.060 So I take it IRF and I start going fucking nuts. 1.00

00:55:00.820 I start trolling the actual Disney part and going there. 0.97

00:55:03.620 I'm like, I tell my computer, um, I'm a Disney employee. 0.99

00:55:07.600 I'm going to go get my fucking Disney badge and shit like that. 0.99

00:55:10.660 You know what I mean? 0.99

00:55:11.080 I'm going to go get my ID card and I'm, I'm not typing this or anything. 0.97

00:55:14.500 I'm just speaking it to my computer and shit. 0.89

00:55:17.220 And then I go actually drive to Disney. 0.99

00:55:19.560 Now something weird.

00:55:21.720 And I pull up to like two security and a staffer standing outside and they never do that or

00:55:28.980 anything.

00:55:29.240 So I pull up like I own the place and go walk over there and talk to them.

00:55:33.300 Cause at this point I'm batshit crazy.

00:55:35.600 Cause I'm like, you know, the tinfoil hat guy, like, yo, something is going on here.

00:55:40.980 They're trying to program everybody.

00:55:42.800 I don't know. 0.99

00:55:43.420 So I basically just like, okay, I start acting out all their fucking programming and shit. 0.99

00:55:49.560 Like that. 0.99

00:55:50.280 And basically like expose them. 1.00

00:55:53.120 And at the end of the day, I'm just a fucking crazy person and shit like that. 0.98

00:55:57.940 And I had also set up a possible lawsuit against Disney and discrimination lawsuit, but no lawyer 0.99

00:56:05.100 would ever take that case and try to sue Disney or anything like that.

00:56:10.020 You know? 0.52

00:56:10.360 So yeah, that's a little bit of my backstory and lower on the MK ultra shit and whatnot. 0.98

00:56:16.160 But I, I did, it took a long time to break that fucking programming, right? 0.84

00:56:21.080 And basically the only way to really break it is to just dive into it so far that you 0.89

00:56:27.040 see what it's all about and you actually, you know, get that realization. 1.00

00:56:30.860 And then you're like, no, this is fucking retarded and shit, right? 1.00

00:56:35.360 What they expect is they expect everybody to tippy toe through it. 1.00

00:56:39.160 Keep on finding their comfort zone, right?

00:56:41.460 Oh, walk a little bit forward, find my comfort zone.

00:56:44.460 Oh, I'm not getting any positive reinforcement.

00:56:47.000 Let me tippy toe forward a little bit, right? 1.00

00:56:49.760 So if you want to break the fucking programming on all these Antifa motherfuckers, right? 0.99

00:56:54.400 In my opinion, would just be push them to it out of their comfort zone and they want 0.99

00:56:59.520 to be a part of it anymore.

00:57:01.780 They'll see what it really is. 0.99

00:57:03.260 They'll see it for its destructive nature and they'll fucking want to exile it. 0.98

00:57:08.800 So that's my little two cents. 0.93

00:57:10.920 Sorry for buttoning and going on a monologue, but yeah, love you all guys.

00:57:15.460 White power. 0.98

00:57:17.260 White power, brother. 1.00

00:57:18.280 I always love your monologues. 1.00

00:57:19.820 You didn't say fuck as much, so we're all good. 0.98

00:57:24.400 How are we going to fund the space this week? 1.00

00:57:32.760 God damn it. 0.99

00:57:34.980 Yeah, I'm good. 0.99

00:57:35.920 I love Elon Musk tipping the space.

00:57:39.340 You know, he might fund something, you know.

00:57:46.140 Yeah, yeah.

00:57:47.340 It's good to have you here, brother.

00:57:50.780 And we got Drew with his hand up.

00:57:52.920 Let's go.

00:57:54.400 Yeah, I mean, all of the movies are mind control or mind programming and also peek behind the

00:58:03.640 veil.

00:58:04.260 Some of them, like let's say Monsters, Inc.

00:58:07.540 That's a peek into adrenochrome harvesting, you know, scaring children so that you can get

00:58:14.720 the most power out of them.

00:58:17.260 A lot of the princess movies, that's all for programming for young girls.

00:58:23.660 You know, you take these young girls and you make them dream of being with this prince.

00:58:32.480 They don't have to do any work around the house.

00:58:34.900 They now have servants.

00:58:36.320 And all they have to do is lay with the man.

00:58:39.580 They have to kiss the man to get all these trinkets. 0.99

00:58:43.740 It's a horror programming.

00:58:45.560 It's pretty blatant.

00:58:47.560 It's obvious to see it now.

00:58:50.180 I mean, look at Pinocchio from back in the day.

00:58:54.640 The guy who made Pinocchio, I'm talking about within the cartoon, I'm not talking about the

00:59:01.340 illustrator or anything like that.

00:59:03.880 The guy's name is Geppetto.

00:59:07.200 Geppetto.

00:59:07.760 And he's trying to get a real boy.

00:59:10.960 And within the movie, there's a scene where they're kidnapping these bad boys and they're

00:59:19.580 bringing them to an island.

00:59:21.700 And he is quoted saying, we bring the boys to the island, but they come back as men or

00:59:30.420 they don't come back the same.

00:59:31.960 And, you know, it's all peach behind the veil and programming young minds.

00:59:45.400 Absolutely.

00:59:46.460 It's just like when, you know, a lot of the Disney movies, we didn't notice as kids, but

00:59:52.720 a lot of people have pointed out that there's like, I think it's the Lion King, the beginning

00:59:57.440 of Lion King.

00:59:58.060 It certainly says like, spells like sex in the clouds.

01:00:01.720 And then there's a lot of like imagery and just like things that they've slipped.

01:00:07.140 Like, I think it was the Great Mouse Detective or one of those movies.

01:00:10.420 And they had like a literal boobies or something like that. 0.98

01:00:15.120 They had, they had like a naked chick in one of the windows as it's going by this like roller 1.00

01:00:20.440 coaster and you just kind of don't notice, but your subconscious notices and stuff.

01:00:24.420 So yeah, they've definitely been using. 0.82

01:00:26.240 Yeah, if I remember right, I think one of those was Aladdin gets a erection when he gets married 0.95

01:00:32.440 to Princess Jasmine.

01:00:33.960 I remember hearing that on the little deep dive that they were doing about it.

01:00:37.320 The rescuers is where the naked lady is. 1.00

01:00:40.800 And also the little mermaid, the underwater castle, every corner is like a picture of a 1.00

01:00:46.100 dick or a dildo. 1.00

01:00:49.580 Yeah, exactly. 0.91

01:00:51.060 So I've been slipping weird things in like that since we were kids too.

01:00:54.760 So yeah.

01:00:56.140 And you gotta, I don't, I don't watch Disney movies now, but I mean, I'm sure they're doing

01:01:00.060 just as, just as horrible things now.

01:01:02.580 So.

01:01:05.040 Well, they're doing even worse. 1.00

01:01:07.000 They're indoctrinating children into this LGBTQ faggotry. 1.00

01:01:11.940 You know, that's, that's their new plan. 0.99

01:01:16.820 You know, children, and I blame this on parents because I see it a lot.

01:01:22.580 You know, I'm, I'm, I'm a parent of two small children.

01:01:26.440 And whenever we go to, let's say a friend's house who also has children, um, it sucks to

01:01:34.460 see it.

01:01:35.080 A lot of these parents, they don't even want to deal with their children.

01:01:38.080 So they just give them a iPad or they give them a phone and go in the other room while,

01:01:43.160 you know, daddy and mommy do something else.

01:01:46.020 They don't want to deal with raising a child.

01:01:49.840 So a lot of these children are raised, uh, by these iPads and by these apps and what you're

01:01:56.700 seeing now is like on roadblocks, you know, there, there's predators on roadblocks and,

01:02:02.400 and, and children are falling prey to that.

01:02:04.740 Uh, children are falling prey to, um, mind control through these scrying mirrors about this 0.99

01:02:11.540 LGBTQ faggotry and they're, they're confusing the children. 1.00

01:02:14.720 Uh, like if you have kids, man, you really. 1.00

01:02:19.840 You need to invest whatever time that you're not at work, invest that shit into your children 0.99

01:02:26.420 because you, you have a very short time span with them, you know, that they're going to 0.99

01:02:33.380 be out of the house.

01:02:34.160 And if you're not homeschooling, the school is going to be around them.

01:02:38.700 Their kids, their friends are going to be around them more than you.

01:02:41.580 Uh, eventually they will, the school and their, their friends will have more influence on them

01:02:48.920 than you ever could imagine.

01:02:50.680 And if you don't get to your kids now, um, you know, they will fall prey to this, uh, satanic

01:02:57.560 ideology.

01:02:58.240 Well said, Drew, I'm a big component of the homeschooling because I put it on the parents.

01:03:05.380 The parents should be the ones teaching to read and write.

01:03:07.680 And when you think about school, it's basically like jail and then it, all it teaches you is

01:03:14.080 to be a good work slave, you know, make sure you're there on time, make sure you stay all

01:03:17.500 day, make sure you do all your assignments or you're going to get in trouble.

01:03:20.080 You know, it's yeah.

01:03:26.780 Well, I look at school on one particular, this is what I took from school is just there

01:03:33.120 to teach you how to learn, right? 0.99

01:03:36.020 It teaches you a bunch of boring shit and some cool shit that you don't want to know and 0.99

01:03:40.840 that you do want to know, right? 0.99

01:03:42.940 Stuff that you do want to know and you're interested in, you're just going to soak it up like it's

01:03:46.760 fun.

01:03:47.020 But it gives you the skills and the tools on how to get information into your brain

01:03:53.720 that you don't naturally want to put in, you know, and like that, that's what I took

01:03:58.960 from school.

01:03:59.720 Like, okay, if there's something you want to learn and you're just not interested in it,

01:04:03.520 but you have to know it, it gives you the steps on how to read, take notes, put it down

01:04:09.960 in bulletin points, review, go over it, you know, and test yourself to where you actually

01:04:16.860 and sync this information into your head.

01:04:26.700 Go ahead, Drew.

01:04:27.460 Yeah, I mean, in that aspect, yes.

01:04:32.500 But where does the text come from?

01:04:35.240 You know, whenever we were in school, we got minored by these McGraw Hill textbooks that

01:04:39.440 were in a joint venture with Maxwell, Ghislaine Maxwell's father.

01:04:44.540 You know, if we're reading their text, as far as look at history, look at what we got taught

01:04:51.340 in history class.

01:04:52.360 I mean, the most anti-white propaganda you could have ever imagined.

01:04:56.800 I've said this yesterday, whenever they taught us about World War II, and they show you these

01:05:05.100 images of these concentration camps, the work camps, they show you the images and video of

01:05:12.340 Hitler, you know, making these amazing speeches, but never translating them for us to see. 0.94

01:05:20.420 You know, whenever you see a very passionate man on stage, banging his hands and being very

01:05:27.800 passionate about what he's talking about, and you can't understand them, it can be very easily

01:05:33.060 misconstrued, his message.

01:05:35.820 And that's what they did to us.

01:05:37.320 You know, they warped our train of thought, they warped our minds, and we have to break the

01:05:43.280 programming, and you can see it within, like, your IRL life, talking to friends who are not

01:05:51.200 well-versed in the same information we are.

01:05:54.160 You bring up information about Uncle A, and they kind of look at you with this fluoride stare, 0.92

01:06:00.560 and it takes years and years and years of banging the same drum for them to finally come around.

01:06:07.120 You know, I know it with my friends, they had to watch the news and finally start catching

01:06:14.040 on to all the Bergsteins and wits is every time something bad happens, you know, I get

01:06:20.080 a phone call, and they're like, hey, man, you might be right, you might be on to something.

01:06:24.420 You know, every time something with these sexual deviants happens, it just so happens to be

01:06:31.060 a Weinstein or a Feinstein or a Bergowitz, you know? So, what they taught us in school

01:06:39.080 is really tough to defeat the brainwashing that took place, and it's an uphill battle,

01:06:47.220 but I really do think we're coming around.

01:06:51.420 And also to that point, I mean, I know it doesn't sound like it because of my accent,

01:06:55.260 but I graduated with high honors, and I always made A's, I always did good in school, 0.96

01:06:59.960 but when I got out of school, I didn't know real life shit. I didn't know how to do my taxes. 0.93

01:07:03.700 I didn't know how to apply for a loan. I didn't know how to live in real life other than what

01:07:08.040 my mom taught me, you know? So, I don't think school taught me shit, you know what I mean? 0.98

01:07:12.520 And honestly, a 10-year-old boy, I think a 10-year-old boy should be out in the woods getting 0.99

01:07:15.880 dirty and learning how to live versus, you know, if a train leaves Chicago at 8 a.m. in the

01:07:21.960 morning and it arrives in Detroit at 12, how fast is it going, you know?

01:07:25.380 Absolutely, yeah. They didn't, they really, like, fucked up on the life skills thing. 0.97

01:07:33.200 I mean, we did have, like, a, what is it called? C-A-P-P, something, career and personal 0.99

01:07:39.580 planning course, like, that we had. It was like a side quest kind of thing.

01:07:46.540 And, but I mean, it didn't really teach you, like, the nitty-gritty of things. It just kind

01:07:50.780 of taught you, like, oh, you know, you can budget. This is, this is your, how much money

01:07:56.520 you have. This is how you budget the money. And it wasn't really, like, you know, explaining

01:08:02.180 a lot of the more finer, important details. So, you're absolutely right about that.

01:08:12.420 Well, they're not going to teach you financial literacy. You know, they, they want you to be

01:08:17.520 in debt. I mean, if they didn't want you to be in debt, college would be, uh, 600, $700 a semester

01:08:24.100 like it used to be back in the 90s, back before, uh, the government started guaranteeing loans to

01:08:30.240 these universities. And now they're charging, uh, just ridiculous rates for secondary education. I

01:08:37.520 don't believe that everybody needs it. I don't believe that everybody should go, especially if

01:08:41.480 you're going for a liberal arts degree, you're a fucking retard. Um, I, I, I do believe that, 1.00

01:08:48.520 yeah, high school should be teaching our young generation life skills. I think, uh, home ec

01:08:54.880 should be a requirement for young women. I think ag or like agriculture or, uh, some kind 1.00

01:09:01.360 of, uh, robotics or anything that hands on, uh, for young men, young men learn differently

01:09:08.140 from young women. Um, it's hard for a young boy to sit, sit still in a classroom and just

01:09:15.060 have words thrown at him and expect for him to learn. This young man has the energy, needs

01:09:20.640 to be outside, needs to run, needs to go play. You know, uh, young, young men would do better

01:09:26.580 in shop class than they would in, uh, uh, uh, reading, writing and arithmetic.

01:09:38.500 Exactly. I, I, I never could concentrate in school, but, uh, yeah, I, I don't know entirely

01:09:44.660 the, the reason, but yeah, couldn't, it was just, I think it was the fact that like, it

01:09:49.760 was just not the right time for me to be concentrating. It was the time when I wanted to be out, you

01:09:54.420 know, the school hours were just kind of, I just want to be out doing stuff, going crazy, you know,

01:09:59.580 like, uh, uh, crawling through the forest, building forts, stuff like that, you know, but, uh, yeah,

01:10:08.100 when I was really, uh, when I was older, I realized that the best time for me to think was like early

01:10:13.880 in the morning when I wake up, you know, but, uh, yeah, you can't do any, anything then. So it's all

01:10:19.480 backwards. Skull Mask, what's going on? Oh, I missed you guys. It's good to be here. Yeah. And

01:10:27.160 they never taught us, okay, you have in the United States, what we get 12 years of school.

01:10:33.640 And I don't remember personally once being taught what the, what the frick, a fricking mortgage was

01:10:40.820 where the freak out brought by in a house worked, what it, what, uh, what owning property entailed.

01:10:48.620 I don't remember learning of a drop of that stuff, but it's all this, it's what, and I learned this 0.99

01:10:55.760 stupid garbage crap about MLK Jr. And how he saved a white race because the white race was so sinful 0.99

01:11:03.980 until we came by and learned how to judge people by the content they care to it. 1.00

01:11:07.820 Man, every time I think about it, it gets me mad, but that just occurred to me

01:11:12.420 that I was like, I never learned, never learned how a mortgage works. It's almost like they don't

01:11:17.820 want you to know how a mortgage works, how yields work, how like an annual percentage yield works.

01:11:23.940 They don't want you to know that stuff. Stop. That's I'm mad now, man. I'm, I'm happy that I'm

01:11:30.320 here with you guys, but I'm still, I'm a bit, I'm a bit irked now thinking about it.

01:11:34.940 You should also be mad that they didn't teach you how to plant any plants or grow your own food. You

01:11:42.040 know, like the most basic thing that you should know as a human being, we live in on this earth,

01:11:47.680 you know, something we figured out a long time ago. And it's like the most important thing to

01:11:52.620 our survival, you know, how to look and find clean water, you know, different things like that. So

01:11:58.580 I'm 100% on this school, man. Yeah, my, my brother went to one of those, my parents said

01:12:03.120 my brother went to one of those Montessori schools. You guys heard of those, I'm sure. And

01:12:07.900 I remember going to pick him up one day, he was younger than me. And I went to my folks to pick

01:12:13.320 him up and he was all dirty. And I was like, what the hell is going on here? And he's like,

01:12:18.940 oh, we're, we got to go in the garden and we got to go out into the back into the woods today.

01:12:24.580 And boy, I was so mad. I

01:12:28.580 not to do that. That's

01:12:32.820 absolutely. You know, I, I, I know what you're saying here. Uh, fifth side, go ahead. And then

01:12:41.920 we'll go to June. I mean, it's just, it's the same way for women too, guys. Uh, like if you look

01:12:49.500 at like, yeah, a school is more geared towards women and with their reading writing, right? Like 1.00

01:12:54.820 the little priestess is, but like the stuff they get in the room, like fantasy stuff, 1.00

01:12:59.060 like normal. That's why when you see women leave school, all they do is read fantasy books. 1.00

01:13:05.060 They don't actually read anything that can teach them. Right. Men, once we finally get out of school,

01:13:13.060 when I oppose reading, that's why we end up reading like some hardcore, like non-fictional

01:13:19.260 historical books and, and science and stuff. And I don't, and like in all those trades, like

01:13:26.640 when we teach the trades, we're going to have to teach math. Like there's like,

01:13:30.900 if you look at navigation, you have a distance divided by speed times time. Right. And then

01:13:39.620 in the same thing in electrical work, you have the same trifecta with the, uh, with voltage

01:13:44.980 divided by current times resistance. Right. And, and these are the types of math that's universal

01:13:52.460 and almost navigating or understanding the physical world. And like, these are the things that aren't

01:13:58.400 taught in school. Right. Like you'll, you'll see this trifecta in almost every trade or in almost

01:14:04.380 every hand, whether you do navigation or you're doing, uh, some kind of trades work, like these

01:14:11.020 type of math is universal, but they're not taught. This is stuff that you end up learning. If you get

01:14:17.840 in a trade or if you learn multiple trades, right? Like I just happen to know a navigation because I

01:14:23.720 was in the Navy and I was, and I did navigation and electrical work. So I also knew the electrical

01:14:28.960 side too. Right. Because as a submariner, they just doubled up on your jobs, which sucked by the

01:14:34.960 way. But the, uh, uh, cause they're both like trades, like those are both hardcore trades where

01:14:41.800 it takes a lot of math and stuff. It was a horrible decision to do that. But the, uh, but like the

01:14:48.360 whole school is, it's not really good for women because like I'm talking to your average woman 1.00

01:14:53.680 coming out of the school, they're like empty headed. They know abstract things that don't

01:15:00.760 exist around. They know everything they know and how they navigate, especially like a college

01:15:04.820 educated person is like, they're completely enamored with social constructs and they, and

01:15:11.620 they push these social contracts as if they are reality. Look at how many women supports 1.00

01:15:16.100 transgenderism. Those are all social contracts that don't exist in reality, but these are 0.59

01:15:21.480 all the world views that the system teaches. And all these women are more beholden to reading 0.99

01:15:27.600 and writing more than boys. So the more likely to be brainwashed and indoctrinated by the school

01:15:33.420 system than boys, which is not, which is not good for women. So there's a whole, this would 1.00

01:15:40.040 be a whole, but like, and I see a lot of people who talk about this and even try to do it, but 1.00

01:15:46.580 when I look through the curriculum, it's like faggot shit. It's faggot to your shit. Like they're 1.00

01:15:51.760 not doing much better, right? Maybe they're not talking about transgender, but they're saying,

01:15:56.140 they're talking about other things that, that don't actually match reality. They're not,

01:16:01.520 they don't follow the natural order of it. They're literally just other abstract things

01:16:07.300 or the, uh, worldviews that don't match a big reality. And we have to get away. We have to

01:16:14.880 get out of the system and teach our kids because every schoolhouse is a church, whether you like, 0.50

01:16:21.220 it or not, like it or not, if you think there's a difference, it's not because they don't say 1.00

01:16:26.120 God, you're a retard. I'm going to call you a retard because all worldviews are religions. 1.00

01:16:31.960 There's no difference. And if you just say that one premise that if you believe in God 0.98

01:16:36.560 is the difference, then you're a fucking retard. You don't know how the human behavior works. 1.00

01:16:41.500 You don't know how nurturing works. You don't know what the problem is. And, and we have

01:16:48.820 to fix the whole education with top down and we have to have a succinct one worldview being

01:16:54.680 taught to our children instead of all these multiple different worldviews that are all

01:16:58.880 legitimate and completely not based in objective reality. And that's what we have to fix in

01:17:05.060 other cases. Like atheism, if we change how we taught natural process, atheism will be wiped out

01:17:12.700 very much. And like all atheists are born through indoctrination that natural process is a real 0.98

01:17:20.960 physical phenomenon. It's not. And that's the type of shape we can change just through education.

01:17:33.060 Well said, if we can change it, then yes, definitely. And I think you should lead one of the classes

01:17:37.560 fits that. And skull can be your second command. I agree. I agree. I'll go to teach him about

01:17:49.500 I'll teach him about mortgages. I'll teach him mortgages and the Unix operating system.

01:17:55.500 Hell yeah. Go ahead, Drew.

01:18:03.760 Yeah, to fifth side's point, I don't want to live in a godless society.

01:18:09.400 I guess I was lucky enough to grow up in rural America. We had agriculture class. That's where

01:18:17.780 I learned how to weld. We also had a garden. You know, we got to go out there, learn how to

01:18:23.560 plant strawberries, green beans, whatever have you. And we got to reap the fruits of that labor.

01:18:32.940 We also did aluminum welding. We built a shop boat and we all got to go fish on. That was pretty cool.

01:18:41.760 There just needs to be more access to this type of thing, like automotive class, like early trade school

01:18:53.360 for young men who really aren't built for college, but they're able to use their hands.

01:19:01.100 You 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.

01:19:28.700 Go ahead and notice her. 0.77

01:19:38.080 See, 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.

01:19:53.700 And 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.

01:20:08.660 They 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.

01:20:15.660 And 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.

01:20:25.040 We're starting to, uh, you're starting to, uh, you're starting to robot just a little bit.

01:20:41.820 Sorry, is that better?

01:20:42.720 Yeah, yeah. We missed about the last 10 seconds of what you said.

01:20:48.020 I 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.

01:21:04.520 And 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.

01:21:25.440 If 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.

01:21:43.220 Absolutely, absolutely. Uh, Skomas. 1.00

01:21:47.560 Another idea we could have, this is one of the ways we should also run school. For young lads, specifically, what we could do is,

01:21:55.440 we 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.

01:22:14.660 And then they can be set on the path of becoming the new aristocracy for our nation.

01:22:21.060 And 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.

01:22:26.780 They'll be taught to be dignified and, and stick to their duty.

01:22:30.460 And we can start, like, this is something that has totally and utterly disappeared from our civilization that was just done by default.

01:22:37.040 For 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.

01:22:59.740 And this is completely, oh, hey, hey, hey, hey, relax.

01:23:05.780 Whoa, whoa, whoa, hey, hey, hey, it's okay.

01:23:07.900 Sorry about that, guys.

01:23:09.160 And, uh, the, um, it's okay, it's okay, relax.

01:23:12.620 And, uh, yeah, they did this, this used to happen by default, because this is the way society was structured.

01:23:18.860 The young men were taught these values.

01:23:20.340 And most of them, many of them would go into military corps when they were, when they were, like, 16.

01:23:26.180 And 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.

01:23:41.020 And 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.

01:24:01.220 So, thank you for coming to my TED Talk. White Power. 1.00

01:24:11.020 White Power. Arian, go ahead. 1.00

01:24:22.720 I don't hear you. I don't know if you're...

01:24:28.260 Oh, there we go. One sec.

01:24:32.940 Get you back up here in a second.

01:24:36.320 Alright, Striken, how you doing?

01:24:37.980 White Power, brother. I'm doing pretty good, man, day by day as well.

01:24:43.680 It's going, it's going alright.

01:24:48.180 That's good, man. Yeah, sorry I haven't, uh, been able to come on in the mornings.

01:24:51.860 Usually 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.

01:24:57.940 Just 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.

01:25:18.440 That's awesome, man. Yeah, education is one of the most important things, you know.

01:25:24.280 Hell 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?

01:25:35.760 So 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.

01:25:48.840 And 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?

01:25:59.820 Yeah, I'm kind of, yeah, I'm a very kinesthetic learner on that I have to actually do it.

01:26:05.760 For 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.

01:26:24.560 Pretty 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.

01:26:35.340 And apparently, America, actually, in respect to its public schools and everything, we're actually not that high ranking in respect to education.

01:26:43.960 And 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.

01:26:56.500 They 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.

01:27:04.960 They 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. 0.99

01:27:11.960 No, I'm talking about back then. I'm not talking about back then. 0.99

01:27:18.580 Fit side with a curveball for you there. Yeah, very true. Very true. Uh, Aaron, do you want to try that again?

01:27:25.780 Eric is kind of doing that as well.

01:27:28.680 Yeah, true.

01:27:29.260 We, we got you this time, Aaron. Let's go.

01:27:34.260 Yeah, I just wanted to say, like, I have a first experience with my older son.

01:27:39.360 He's been raised in, like, a martial style from birth by me.

01:27:45.180 And I've treated him very aristocratically. I've taught him about meritocracy.

01:27:50.800 I've taught him the classics. He knows about the AIA. He knows about the Odyssey.

01:27:53.900 He's learning more Virgil right now. He's learning a AIA. AIA? AIA? It's hard to pronounce it, but we started doing a AIA last week.

01:28:03.320 And, uh, he's starting to ask questions in ways that, like, you would never, ever hear a normal AIA last week.

01:28:10.820 He was asking questions about God the other day that blew my mind.

01:28:15.120 I actually did a video on my page.

01:28:16.720 He understands his racial makeup. He understands his gods. He understands his future and what he needs to do to become successful.

01:28:26.680 He knows what I expect of him already.

01:28:29.100 And I'm not babying him at all.

01:28:30.820 And 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.

01:28:37.140 They get stronger and they get smarter and they get faster.

01:28:39.420 And it doesn't, it doesn't wear them down and traumatize them at all.

01:28:43.360 So, if anybody's worried about that, just treat your sons, especially, but with a, uh, a little bit of ruthlessness.

01:28:50.480 And not in a, like, college demeanor, but, like, uh, you have to teach them ruthlessness in the beginning. 0.99

01:28:57.160 But if they have an edge over all these fucking retards. 1.00

01:29:02.840 Absolutely good points. 0.99

01:29:04.020 Um, admin, if we could get Paul back up as co-host, uh, appreciate that.

01:29:09.340 I will go to, uh, Drew then, Rusty.

01:29:15.880 Yeah, I kind of wanted to see everybody's feel for, uh, child labor laws and getting rid of the minimum wage.

01:29:23.160 And I'll explain myself.

01:29:24.960 Um, whenever I was, uh, a young boy.

01:29:30.520 Say that.

01:29:34.020 But, uh, uh, to earn extra cash whenever I was a kid, I used to work on, like, in the hay fields.

01:29:42.820 Bailing hay and loading up hay bales onto, uh, onto a trailer.

01:29:47.880 Um, and another, like, one thing that did disappear, uh, from our society is full service gas stations.

01:29:56.700 To 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.

01:30:11.520 And, you know, they would work for tips.

01:30:14.200 Uh, 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.

01:30:25.420 Not, 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.

01:30:37.020 The 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.

01:30:58.380 They 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.

01:31:14.060 The 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.

01:31:23.500 We could just create a military, uh, service, and extend the military for national, uh, national-level jobs, like food.

01:31:33.160 Food 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.

01:31:48.680 And 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. 0.50

01:31:59.220 I 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? 1.00

01:32:15.800 I think everyone should know that, and then, you know what I mean? I'm not disagreeing with you. I think everybody should.

01:32:20.660 Right, right, right, right. Exactly.

01:32:26.040 But 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.

01:32:37.340 But, like, that's how it should be pointed. 0.97

01:32:39.060 But 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, 0.94

01:32:48.020 they should, uh, be used to, uh, do farming, or something like that, so we don't have to rely. 0.88

01:32:54.040 Because 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,

01:33:00.500 then the food and farming in the ranch is usually nationalized.

01:33:04.580 And that's how it is, but we can't nationalize it now with food, but we're just, it's hard.

01:33:13.920 Well, the sink could be said for military service.

01:33:18.900 Oh, my bad, Drew.

01:33:19.900 The reason I dropped, so I had to save a bird.

01:33:21.740 I sent you a picture if you want to put it in the nest. 0.99

01:33:23.620 I did some white people shit. 1.00

01:33:24.940 Oh, shit. 1.00

01:33:25.940 Oh, shit. 1.00

01:33:26.700 Okay. 1.00

01:33:27.380 Saving birds.

01:33:28.840 Um, Admin, if we could get Paul taken, uh, brought back up as co-host, please, uh, if you can hear me.

01:33:34.600 Admin!

01:33:35.840 Uh, Rusty, go ahead.

01:33:37.540 And I'm gonna check that up.

01:33:39.700 I was gonna push back on the, the education, how, you know, you know, what striking said a little bit. 0.97

01:33:46.720 You know, if we got rid of niggers, our, um, we jump quite a bit on the ranking world system. 1.00

01:33:54.820 Um, and also, SAT scores, on average, jump about 100 points. 0.98

01:34:01.320 So, 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. 1.00

01:34:23.500 So, there is that. 0.89

01:34:24.680 Always don't forget about some of these little factors where they're bringing our numbers down massively, their population.

01:34:34.040 That's all.

01:34:34.540 And the same could be said for our, our violent crime rate with, uh, with gun violence, as they like to call it.

01:34:44.860 Um, if we didn't have niggers in our society, um, we would be, I think it would be like 55th or near 70th in the world for violent crime. 1.00

01:34:55.680 Oh, the crime would be, uh, the crime stats are incredible what happens if we get rid of them. 0.99

01:35:04.160 Uh, and Mexicans too. 1.00

01:35:06.060 It's fucking amazing, actually. 0.99

01:35:07.960 Uh, no, sir, go ahead, sorry. 0.95

01:35:31.500 I got some stats on what you guys are talking about. 0.98

01:35:34.500 So, uh, if we got rid of all the niggers in the U.S., uh, the number of prisoners will be reduced by 48%. 1.00

01:35:43.140 The country's average IQ will grow by 7.5%. 0.98

01:35:48.000 Our SAT score will rise by 100 points.

01:35:54.440 Uh, the annual income in the country will rise by more than $20,000.

01:35:59.480 And our homeless population would be reduced by 65%.

01:36:03.260 And our welfare recipients will be reduced by 52%.

01:36:07.260 He's coming with receipts.

01:36:11.680 I like it.

01:36:18.660 Hell yeah, always gotta have receipts.

01:36:22.220 Definitely, uh, it's true.

01:36:23.780 And, uh, yeah.

01:36:25.340 I see you got, uh, got one of the, uh, cuckoo nests.

01:36:28.660 Fall out of the cuckoo nests over there, Paul.

01:36:30.460 Yeah, it fell off, out of the tree, and then my dog went right after it, so I had to save it.

01:36:36.780 And you can see in the background where my dog's still trying to find it.

01:36:39.560 Yeah, yeah, I see that.

01:36:40.840 Yeah, I just want to say to you guys, uh, you know what you're saying, right?

01:36:48.560 And, uh, uh, if you send your kids off, if you come back with romance, don't be surprised.

01:36:54.440 But in America, if you send your kids off to American education, if you come back, it's complete value. 0.97

01:36:59.040 So don't be surprised.

01:36:59.980 Absolutely, Marco, go ahead.

01:37:09.580 Welcome. 1.00

01:37:12.020 White power fags. 1.00

01:37:14.240 So, uh... 1.00

01:37:14.640 Oh, I didn't see the fag coming up. 0.99

01:37:16.220 What's up, fag? 1.00

01:37:16.900 I got you before you got me, brother. 1.00

01:37:19.260 I see that?

01:37:20.100 I'm fine, man.

01:37:20.920 So, uh, I know you'll get me tomorrow, though.

01:37:23.560 So, you know, here's, here's the thing, man.

01:37:25.980 So, I also, this one brother, I think it was, uh, Arian, might have been Fritz.

01:37:32.220 You know, I was also, I had, you know, we, we, from Alabama, we didn't have anything, but I had three uncles.

01:37:38.680 And for some reason, they were those kind of guys that knew how to make money.

01:37:42.220 One had a produce farm.

01:37:43.860 So I was also bailing hay at 12 years old and pulling corn and pulling okra and digging potatoes.

01:37:49.440 And a lot of people didn't even know that peanuts grow into the ground, right?

01:37:52.400 I had an uncle that had a livestock farm.

01:37:55.700 So I was slopping hogs, um, and just, and feeding turkeys and feeding chickens on and on and on.

01:38:02.840 And I had one that, you know, was a, uh, housing developer and not, you know, but not one of these real rich, uh, cookie cutter things.

01:38:11.740 Just, he built homes and I could frame houses in the summer.

01:38:14.800 So I always had a job, right?

01:38:16.080 But the point is that something that's happening underneath our feet that nobody talks about,

01:38:20.680 the only thing that kind of makes the news is, you know, China buying farmland, Bill Gates buying farmland, this kind of stuff.

01:38:27.740 But we moved to Florida from Tennessee.

01:38:31.400 And 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.

01:38:44.840 And so, you know, that's a tectonic shift happening underneath our feet.

01:38:50.740 Nobody ever talks about, most people don't see, but when you see these gorgeous farms that are just glacial, they're so big, man.

01:39:00.180 And then they sell them off and then they put tract housing on it.

01:39:03.260 So that's a farming issue that's happening.

01:39:07.520 It'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.

01:39:17.600 But, you know, farmland is, is, is not there like it used to be.

01:39:22.360 And it's just shrinking because these kids are taking the money, man.

01:39:25.620 So thanks for letting me share.

01:39:31.740 Yeah, 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.

01:39:51.120 And, 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.

01:40:02.740 They say, I don't want to deal with this.

01:40:03.920 I got my own place, got my own this and that.

01:40:06.280 Let's just sell it.

01:40:07.320 Let's sell the farm, whatever.

01:40:09.040 Yeah, it's gone.

01:40:09.840 And then, uh, either non's or big companies and corporations own it after end of the day. 0.98

01:40:15.640 So yeah, it sucks.

01:40:16.580 No, but you got a history also, right, with farming them.

01:40:26.660 So 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.

01:40:42.220 And then they would sue the farmers, which is that because of the wind, they had GMO teams on their land.

01:40:52.400 And, 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.

01:41:07.660 Uh, so forth.

01:41:08.680 And this is something that's been happening for a long time.

01:41:11.400 And so, if you want to talk about, like, like, who's, like, behind, like, why is it likely?

01:41:17.640 Because who owns the, who's in the sample bank?

01:41:19.920 Oh, a big Jewish bank.

01:41:21.920 Who's, uh, behind the farm system?

01:41:23.620 Oh, a big Jewish bank.

01:41:25.180 Who's behind the, the economic system?

01:41:27.420 A big Jewish bank.

01:41:28.540 And you wonder why none of this stuff is being taught in schools.

01:41:32.040 And who writes the books?

01:41:34.700 Who writes Jewish rates? 0.99

01:41:36.520 Jewish people.

01:41:37.620 Like, Dwayne Macro, dad, and all that people.

01:41:40.780 You don't know why she's taught in school.

01:41:43.560 And so, there's, I think, huge control over education.

01:41:49.480 Give them all the Jews. 1.00

01:41:51.200 So, if you, like, like I said, when you say anything wrong, you can come back wrong. 1.00

01:41:56.000 Then you take those Jews, you can come back as a big fucking loser in your head. 1.00

01:42:02.040 Great points. 1.00

01:42:07.780 Great points.

01:42:08.300 Sal Marco, take it away.

01:42:10.820 Another, 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?

01:42:25.600 This land thing.

01:42:26.680 So, 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?

01:42:39.220 So, it's over five million bucks if you look at a tax code. 0.98

01:42:43.640 Well, now you owe, you owe estate tax on that, which is total fucking theft. 0.98

01:42:48.500 Total theft, right? 0.95

01:42:49.720 So, 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?

01:43:02.320 Think about that, man.

01:43:03.700 It's just such theft, you know.

01:43:06.100 And that land is paid off, by the way.

01:43:08.480 It has been paid off for a long time.

01:43:11.000 So, then what happens?

01:43:11.900 Those farms, they sell that. 0.98

01:43:14.000 Well, and guess what happens with, the guy that buys it doesn't grow corn on it.

01:43:18.020 He puts houses on it, right?

01:43:19.860 And then, so that farm, that farmland shrinks.

01:43:23.500 So, 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.

01:43:30.740 It's in the system, and I hate that word, because that's what the left uses all the time.

01:43:34.520 But there's really this systemic thing where they're just sucking the life out of farming, man.

01:43:40.620 And 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.

01:43:48.560 It's shrinking now, you know.

01:43:50.300 So, thanks for letting me share.

01:43:56.000 Go ahead, Rusty.

01:43:57.520 No, it is nefarious.

01:43:59.120 Don't, I don't know why you wouldn't use that word. 0.99

01:44:02.840 So, these inheritance taxes are complete bullshit when you think about it, right? 0.96

01:44:09.180 This money, these things, they were all, they've already been paid taxes on. 1.00

01:44:15.180 This is taxing the tax of the tax of the fucking tax. 1.00

01:44:19.260 It's bullshit. 1.00

01:44:20.980 And, you know, and it is, it's nothing more than theft. 1.00

01:44:26.480 End of story.

01:44:27.500 It is theft.

01:44:29.040 Like, it, I don't know what else to call it.

01:44:32.280 What else do you call it, right?

01:44:34.080 It is theft.

01:44:35.080 End of story.

01:44:35.800 I don't under, uh, these taxes were already paid.

01:44:41.480 Why am I paying again?

01:44:43.540 Why, why, why would a child have to pay on their inheritance on something that was paid for?

01:44:50.020 And, and then they literally tax, it's like they can't get enough taxes.

01:44:56.740 This is a, you know, I, I get heated about this actually.

01:44:59.680 I'm going to end right there. 0.95

01:45:00.680 I'm, I'm fucking, it's like the price is right, you know? 0.99

01:45:06.360 You're on the price is right and you win a fucking $30,000 car and you're like, hell yeah, I won a car. 0.99

01:45:13.200 And then the price is right says, oh yeah, you owe like, uh, $8,000 worth of taxes on the fucking car and shit like that. 1.00

01:45:21.540 You got to pay that now and get in the car if you can't pay it and, uh, go fuck off. 0.99

01:45:25.900 Well, so, if you have children, if you want to get around the insurance, I'm going to sell all my properties for a dollar to my children. 1.00

01:45:38.320 That, that doesn't work.

01:45:39.660 Nope, that doesn't work.

01:45:41.020 Well, hold on, hold on.

01:45:42.080 Okay, well, I know it doesn't work though.

01:45:44.120 You're going to have to, you guys, okay, just, as you finish, you're going to have to pay the taxes on it. 0.90

01:45:50.280 But the taxes you, uh, have to pay for selling your house compared to fucking an alien tax is a lot less, right? 1.00

01:45:59.160 And, also, there's other things. 0.99

01:46:01.940 If 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. 0.99

01:46:09.580 So, 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. 0.97

01:46:17.680 Don'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? 1.00

01:46:28.500 Or you can be a big barber, selling everything to your kids and your young kids for pins on the dollar. 0.98

01:46:36.820 Let them, uh, pay taxes on it.

01:46:39.580 And then go do an old man money. 0.92

01:46:41.800 I 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. 0.96

01:46:59.060 Just saying. 0.98

01:47:02.760 Absolutely, Rusty, go ahead.

01:47:03.860 So, 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?

01:47:18.900 And 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?

01:47:33.480 They 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.

01:47:46.480 And 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?

01:48:07.960 And you'd be like, well, it was a fixer-upper, blah, blah, blah.

01:48:11.080 You, you would have to at least look at, say, the land value.

01:48:14.780 There's ways around this, to, to manipulate these taxes for sure, but the whole dollar thing, that won't work.

01:48:24.380 Not, not unless you're somehow linked up, right?

01:48:27.240 So, I'm just saying, like, if you can do this, but do it smart.

01:48:32.260 That's what I said.

01:48:33.580 You're gonna have to pay the property taxes of the, uh, of what it's appraised at, right?

01:48:38.240 But it's still significantly less than paying the inheritance.

01:48:41.500 And the inheritance is like 75 percent.

01:48:44.780 No, I don't think it's 70, isn't it?

01:48:48.140 Um, of course, I think this goes state by state, but it usually doesn't go more than, say, 10 percent, I think, or, am I wrong on that?

01:48:57.840 I, I know it's not 70, though.

01:48:59.340 I mean, couldn't you set up a trust for your turn?

01:49:07.260 That's exactly the answer.

01:49:09.360 I, I'm sorry, I should.

01:49:10.620 Well, the, but they have law for the trust.

01:49:13.240 They have the last generation. 0.98

01:49:14.580 Like, the, what the, what the Biden administration did, and what the Trump administration did to fucking kill, is, uh, appropriate. 0.93

01:49:22.500 Yeah, they did train some of the trust laws. 0.97

01:49:24.700 He's right.

01:49:25.480 So. 0.98

01:49:25.800 I don't know who was first, uh, fag or honky. 1.00

01:49:35.500 I think it was Marco and then honky. 0.96

01:49:37.520 Go ahead, Marco.

01:49:38.220 I'm just, I'm just warning you, brother.

01:49:41.400 I'm going to figure out a way to get you here eventually.

01:49:43.760 I, I just hadn't figured it out.

01:49:45.340 You're too fast for me, but.

01:49:46.700 I love you, brother.

01:49:47.700 I love you, man.

01:49:48.720 I love you too, brother.

01:49:50.040 The, you know, the trust is the answer.

01:49:51.820 It doesn't need to go two or three generations.

01:49:54.000 That's what we've done.

01:49:55.480 You can avoid probate.

01:49:57.120 That is the answer.

01:49:58.680 Uh, you, you just make your, you know, I've got two boys.

01:50:02.240 You have a ternary, you know, you, you make you and your wife equals whoever passes the 1.00

01:50:08.000 next guy, the oldest one, or whoever you trust the most gets it.

01:50:12.020 There's no sale.

01:50:13.500 There's no tax to be paid.

01:50:15.200 And also 75% of all Americans get divorced.

01:50:19.220 It keeps him.

01:50:20.180 It keeps him.

01:50:20.840 And I'm not trying to insult any women in here.

01:50:23.880 We love our gorgeous white women. 1.00

01:50:26.440 However, 75% of, of, of all Americans get divorced. 0.99

01:50:30.760 And I didn't work all my life to leave some shit for him, some snag to take because she 0.98

01:50:36.120 decides to move on. 0.99

01:50:38.240 So it can't be stolen from him.

01:50:41.340 It is, it is absolutely not a divisible asset.

01:50:45.180 And I've seen it work in the real world with friends of mine and it saved some of them.

01:50:50.380 And some of them got screwed because their father-in-laws were very wealthy, knew what

01:50:54.040 they were doing.

01:50:54.900 And so the trust is the way it don't need to go two or three generations.

01:50:58.240 If you don't have a thousand bucks to go, you know, update the paperwork with your

01:51:02.260 lawyer, you know, every 10 years or so or whatever, then you don't know what you're

01:51:05.960 doing anyway.

01:51:06.720 I'm not, I'm not being ugly or condescending.

01:51:08.920 That is the answer.

01:51:10.020 There is no sale.

01:51:11.540 Thank you.

01:51:12.440 Yeah. 0.99

01:51:12.680 I'll have to talk to you more about that question this morning to make sure that shit 0.99

01:51:16.960 can be changed. 0.99

01:51:18.280 But, Mark, have you thought about old man martyrdom?

01:51:20.740 Excuse me?

01:51:24.100 You're talking to me, brother?

01:51:26.100 Yeah.

01:51:26.660 Have you thought about old man martyrdom?

01:51:28.680 I'm not educating that, Chief.

01:51:31.960 So. 0.99

01:51:33.000 Old man martyrdom is, you're going to die. 0.99

01:51:35.620 We all die. 0.97

01:51:36.320 Right, Mark?

01:51:36.680 Mark, do you agree?

01:51:38.420 We're all offensive.

01:51:40.180 Before you go on your deathbed, you do what the concept of Las Vegas is here to do.

01:51:46.900 Your timing's got to be pretty good, though, right?

01:52:01.600 Honky, go ahead. 0.96

01:52:04.180 Oh, I, I, uh, well, Marco kind of nailed it, Max. 0.95

01:52:06.820 I've been, I've been executor over two estates that were a complete shit show because what 0.99

01:52:11.780 people don't realize is wills are not warranted shit anymore. 0.97

01:52:15.040 Everything's got to be at a trust. 0.60

01:52:17.360 It's similar, like, when you set one up for your firearms, but, you know, of course, it's

01:52:20.700 a family trust and designated beneficiaries and whatever.

01:52:24.160 But it's the only way to go because I had to do the probate, uh, on the last one. 0.98

01:52:28.980 And let me tell you, um, it's a complete shit show, especially if no one's done this before. 0.79

01:52:36.420 Anyone you thought was nice, good aunt or uncle or whatever, uh, they, you get to see their 0.98

01:52:42.020 true colors when someone passes away and they want something.

01:52:45.400 So, uh, a trust is, I mean, I set mine up, um, for inheritance for, you know, for my kids

01:52:52.020 and, uh, a will is, is, is way past its, uh, usefulness.

01:52:56.900 So don't even waste your money on that.

01:52:59.620 Why part?

01:53:05.120 Good points, Marco.

01:53:06.740 So this brother's exactly right.

01:53:08.680 Uh, uh, I have several friends of mine are, uh, attorneys and most of them have been very

01:53:16.100 successful and, and all, all a will does is send you straight to probate.

01:53:20.380 That's why they recommend it.

01:53:21.920 60 to 70% of all attorneys.

01:53:24.080 And I guess you could, you know, use AI to figure out if that number's changed.

01:53:28.060 But 60 to 70% of all attorneys make their living on probate.

01:53:32.000 And that's all a will does is send you into probate.

01:53:34.580 And like this brother was saying, now what happens is these cousins, you haven't seen 0.90

01:53:39.300 for fucking 40 years from Arkansas are coming out of the woodwork wanting their, their, their 0.99

01:53:44.100 slice, right? 0.99

01:53:44.920 And so now you're locked up in court.

01:53:46.520 The real travesty is that the attorney, you know, take 60% of it, man.

01:53:51.860 So now you're in probate and a buddy of mine whose father, now listen to this, this guy,

01:53:56.320 his father started Woolworth.

01:53:58.880 Now, I don't know how many people are probably not as old as me that remember a dime store

01:54:04.140 in almost every downtown was, it was called Woolworth, right?

01:54:08.940 And he started those.

01:54:10.200 He was a very rich man when he died, but he never put his stuff in a trust.

01:54:16.700 And his son, whose nickname is Diamond Days, by the way, told me, he goes, oh my gosh, Mark,

01:54:22.540 if he just would have put it in a trust.

01:54:24.500 He said, this probate is, is stealing 60% of all of our inheritance.

01:54:30.500 And I, you know, so it's, uh, this other brother's correct.

01:54:34.480 Thanks for letting me share.

01:54:41.660 That's crazy.

01:54:42.700 Yeah.

01:54:43.940 Yeah.

01:54:44.520 It, uh, serves to look into these things early, you know, before it comes, becomes too late.

01:54:50.400 And, uh, yeah, when, uh, you know, when it's the normal thing, you know, just goes to show

01:54:56.140 like all these normalized, you know, oh, just write it in the will, like in the movies, you

01:55:00.000 know, you got, you inherited from a will and this and that.

01:55:03.720 Yeah.

01:55:04.280 Um, you know, they're trying to lead you down the wrong road.

01:55:07.100 So definitely true.

01:55:08.220 Uh, honky, go ahead. 0.78

01:55:09.280 Uh, real quick to, uh, to kind of follow what Marco said, the worst thing about probate

01:55:15.260 is, especially for, you know, us white men, we like to do everything ourselves.

01:55:22.300 Um, the system is set up, even though the paperwork and all that, where you have to get

01:55:28.140 an attorney, like there's no way you can do it yourself.

01:55:31.520 I mean, the system is so stacked, uh, you know, kind of like what Marco was saying, where

01:55:35.880 they, of course, they would recommend the wills, you have to go through probate and every single

01:55:39.520 step of it.

01:55:40.840 And, um, yeah, I mean, probate is complete hell.

01:55:46.740 So, um, you know, definitely do a trust.

01:55:49.240 And it's one of those things where you think you can go down, you know, cause I was reading

01:55:52.580 the probate thing and say, okay, file this, take it to the court, do this, blah, blah, or

01:55:56.660 that, um, uh, oh God, what's it called?

01:56:00.300 The, uh, whoever, clerk of the court and all this, you can't, I mean, it's set up to where

01:56:05.420 you're at the mercy of the wonderful legal system.

01:56:08.880 So, um, trust is definitely the way to go.

01:56:14.020 Why power brother?

01:56:15.120 Go ahead, Rusty.

01:56:17.020 Yeah, that, or, um, I guess it would be kind of, was it fifth side or air?

01:56:23.820 Arian was saying where you kind of are taking care of it beforehand, almost like before your

01:56:30.300 debt, you've already sold, um, sold, you know, you, you, you went through, you gave this over,

01:56:37.540 you handed that over, you did these things before you even died.

01:56:41.420 It would be very hard to go back on anything like that or to counter it, I would think.

01:56:48.220 Yeah, and there might be some taxes, like, you might have to, like, so, the way I kind

01:56:59.840 of look at it, let's say my property, right, let's say one of the kids I give one of my

01:57:06.300 properties, they have to get a mortgage, whoa, they have to get a mortgage to pay the dollar

01:57:12.800 and taxes, which is, like, $40,000, and if you think about how much more money you can

01:57:20.540 make off having property and run money without setting yourself up, having very little overhead,

01:57:26.900 how much more money you would have by doing that is going to be tremendous, because if

01:57:33.000 you can get your kid to own property in his early teens, then that kid is going to grow

01:57:40.640 up, eventually having multiple properties, and I promise you, you'll have more money

01:57:48.520 by being property.

01:57:50.000 Now, I'm not really into the idea of land, uh, land loan, uh, more land, uh, whatever you

01:57:58.260 call it, rent, something like that, I think that's actually, the system is pretty immoral

01:58:02.240 about it, but the problem is you live in this, you don't live in this system that does it

01:58:08.000 happen the other way, and you should, I will, you should be, owning more properties and

01:58:14.060 running them out to make money, to build wealth, if you're a white man, because it is far better

01:58:19.820 for you and the white man friends to have millions of dollars than your enemy, or some normal 1.00

01:58:24.840 line, you're just going to give it to a holocaust, because they're too stupid to know better, 0.99

01:58:29.480 right, so, play the game, play the system now, and then use the money and your wealth to build 0.99

01:58:39.880 a better system for life, but don't sit there and say, well, it's immoral though, you live

01:58:44.520 in this system, you live in it, so use the system to build wealth and capital, to destroy

01:58:53.120 this system, don't sit there and say, money is immoral, so you can, uh, create generational

01:59:00.180 causes, create generational wealth, and if there's a better system out there, other than

01:59:05.600 what I'm saying, you guess it, and, I mean, don't be stuck to you with me, like, if there

01:59:09.500 is a better system, I'll probably utilize the trust, but honestly, like, just making sure 0.75

01:59:14.900 my kids, each of them have a property, and if you fucking hate the point, I think that's 0.98

01:59:20.760 better, the best way you can break generational wealth, is if they don't have a $2,000 fucking 0.76

01:59:26.860 mortgage every month, $3,000 every month, or renting $2,000, they have a house, and then 0.94

01:59:35.160 the young, before they start family, can rent it out, especially the boys, they stick it

01:59:39.400 out, and then buy a second property, and once you get a second property, it's game over

01:59:43.560 for the system, because now you have so many, two properties, if you're running out, there's

01:59:49.340 more than enough ways to become a million, you're on your track to become, make your first

01:59:54.140 million within the first three years, and, and that's what they, like, 90% of more money

01:59:59.340 in the company, they did it through property, they did it through, oh, our, our design is 0.97

02:00:05.680 a gaming system, shit, Elon didn't fucking become rich because he designed PayPal, he came 1.00

02:00:11.660 rich because, because fucking Jew, fucking bought it through his stock, and that's, I mean, 1.00

02:00:17.940 his stock, the chances of some Jew, gonna buy into you, who's a pro-white white nationalist, 1.00

02:00:24.240 buy into your stock, probably fucking zero, so you're gonna have to do it in a more conventional 0.99

02:00:30.780 way, and the way I'm describing it, you can't do it for yourself, do it for your children, make 0.98

02:00:37.580 sure they own property, as soon as they fucking leave the house, if you can. 0.96

02:00:45.360 If you can, well said, fit, go ahead, Marco. 0.99

02:00:47.420 No, that was wonderful, look, I think, uh, Brother Rusty, I know Honky could probably

02:00:55.640 attest to this, but here's one thing, it's kind of like, you know, when Brother Rusty 0.99

02:00:59.940 said, uh, you know, you can't just sell your shit for a buck, right, you also can't give 0.96

02:01:04.840 your fit kid stuff, it's, it's $15,000 is, from my experience, is, is what you can gift 0.99

02:01:11.220 a year, I don't know if Trump tweaked that one way or the other, it's 15 grand, you know,

02:01:15.920 and I would write a check, like, once a month, and to, to my wife, for my son, for college,

02:01:21.940 and I would write gift on it, and then, when we hit 15, you're done, because everything

02:01:27.040 over there is taxable, so if you, if you just go deed them a piece of property, for example,

02:01:31.460 that, that, that doesn't get them away from the liability, I'm sure it would be more, and

02:01:37.000 I, and I'm not being argumentative here, I'm telling you what the rules are, and full

02:01:40.600 disclosure, my, my, my wife's a loan officer, and she's a tax pro, uh, but, um, and she's

02:01:47.880 actually smarter than me, which shouldn't surprise anybody, but, um, you know, if you, 0.94

02:01:53.000 you can't gift, you can't just give people shit, you know, they, or, or there would never 0.88

02:01:57.660 be any inheritance tax, right, they figured that out a long time ago, so, um, you know, 0.97

02:02:03.160 really, really is, it just comes back to the trust, man, because it's, it, there's

02:02:08.280 no transfer, there's no, so we call this a taxable event, right, because you don't, you

02:02:13.460 do not create a taxable event with the, with the, uh, with the trust, when you give somebody

02:02:18.720 some shit, or you pay somebody with a check, you're creating a taxable event, so thanks

02:02:23.060 for letting you share. 0.99

02:02:26.340 Rusty, go ahead, yeah, go ahead.

02:02:29.100 Yeah, so, that's all correct, my, as far as getting rid of things before, it was more 0.98

02:02:36.500 of, if you were worried about, or you thought there was gonna be fuckers coming out of the 0.98

02:02:42.180 woodwork, to come after, say, your children's inheritance, like some fucking distant cousin, 0.98

02:02:48.480 or whatever, right, there's what, you could do these things, where you're selling 0.94

02:02:53.040 it off to them, to the people you want it to go to, there's other things, this is not

02:02:59.620 a condoning of it, it's a hypothetical, um, cash is cash, and it is, if it's not entered,

02:03:10.060 once it's pulled, and in the form of cash, and it is not re-entered into an institution,

02:03:17.460 it is not recorded, it can be technically given without being known, if they have a mortgage

02:03:25.380 already, that child, they can put down some extra per year, and it not be technically known

02:03:32.980 where it fully was, came from, I don't, I'm not condoning any of the thing I'm saying right

02:03:40.060 now, but if we can read what I'm talking about, um, you can start paying down things faster

02:03:47.920 off the books, slightly, in a slower manner, but you're taking away chunks, where you are

02:03:55.520 low, lowering, say, the mortgage period of the son who had this, um, hidden money from somewhere,

02:04:04.400 and then they are reducing the, the term of the loan, because they've slowly paid it down

02:04:11.140 per year, an extra five grand, or six grand, or whatever, um, slowly here and there, you know,

02:04:18.940 there's, there's ways to manipulate situations, and to give a middle finger.

02:04:25.160 Go ahead, Honky.

02:04:31.600 I just had a couple quick questions, uh, Marco mentioned about, um, a kid in college,

02:04:38.040 and, uh, what, you know, what's amazing is, especially if they're gonna go to college and

02:04:43.000 be there for any amount of time, um, what a couple of my friends did, because their families

02:04:48.080 are pretty well off, uh, planned better, I guess, but, you know, I paid, I don't know how

02:04:53.640 many months of rent for, what, seven years for college, and, but their family, you know,

02:04:59.880 bought a townhouse, they were in it for, you know, for an entire amount of college, and

02:05:04.060 at the end, they sold it, and, hell, they even made a few bucks, so, um, that's something,

02:05:09.640 you know, I plan to do, obviously, with, uh, when my kids go, because I was, like, you know,

02:05:14.840 thinking about all that lost equity.

02:05:16.420 Um, the second thing, with what Rusty said, uh, yeah, cash is, um, you know, everyone

02:05:22.740 thinks cash is cash, and easily transferable, and all that stuff, it's kind of scary how,

02:05:29.460 uh, how they treat it now, um, for instance, you always hear about those people that, like,

02:05:35.660 you know, don't trust banks, and keep a bunch of money around, and you think, okay, they

02:05:39.420 passed away, I'm just gonna go clean out every drawer, and look and cranny in their house, 1.00

02:05:44.160 and that's it, and no questions asked, uh, until you go to spend it, um, like, I had

02:05:50.720 when I had to pay for a funeral, because my dad still actually wanted to be buried, and

02:05:54.680 have a tombstone, and all that, but he was a cash person, so, I go there, and I forgot

02:06:00.140 how much it was, it was, like, $35,000, $40,000, so, I just started pulling out piles of cash,

02:06:05.880 and look at me like I was crazy, they go, we can't take cash, I'm like, well, what do you

02:06:10.240 mean, they go, we only can take, uh, credit, or some type of, uh, you know, registered cashier's

02:06:17.580 check of some kind, they would not take cash, because I go, even in death, they worry about

02:06:22.180 people, uh, avoiding taxes, or whatever, so, it's, it's, it's funny, I mean, and that, that

02:06:28.000 was a long, that was one over 10 years ago, so, I can't imagine what type of colonoscopy

02:06:32.780 they get you down when you want to use cash, but, um, it's hard to get around still, believe

02:06:37.880 or not, but, that's just my two cents.

02:06:42.020 And, and, uh, piggyback on that, there's also a lot of places becoming cashless, like concerts

02:06:47.260 and stuff like that, you can't get anything with cash.

02:06:50.080 Go ahead, Marco.

02:06:51.300 They'll call the cops on the cops.

02:06:52.500 They'll call the cops on the cops. 0.99

02:06:56.460 God damn, I have to. 0.99

02:06:57.260 Yeah, I was gonna say, you, you whip out 40 grand, you're getting, you're getting the 1.00

02:07:01.320 cops called on you, most likely, you're fucking crazy. 0.99

02:07:03.800 Like, uh, when, uh, what I'm talking about is smaller, little things, the way you play 1.00

02:07:12.100 it, but anyways.

02:07:15.360 Go ahead, Marco.

02:07:17.900 So, uh, I'll tell you right now what Brother Anki was saying is a fantastic plan if you've

02:07:24.780 got any college kids coming up.

02:07:26.680 Um, had, my son, uh, was going into college with a scholarship to play, uh, Division I NCAA

02:07:36.200 hockey, and one of his best partners who, they played single A, double A, triple A, all

02:07:43.880 the way up to juniors together, were gonna be roommates.

02:07:46.560 And it was, you know, his father came to me, who's a wealthy man.

02:07:49.800 Now, I don't have an endless supply of money.

02:07:51.680 We do pretty well.

02:07:52.460 But, he comes to me, and he goes, hey, why don't we just fucking buy something over near 0.90

02:07:57.060 the campus?

02:07:58.320 So, I said, I go, I said, that's actually a good idea, and I'm not, I'm not opposed to

02:08:02.460 that, but why don't we, they're just gonna be freshmen.

02:08:05.300 Let's get, let them go through a semester and see how they do.

02:08:08.760 So, he goes, that's a good idea, and then we'll talk about it.

02:08:11.880 I'm like, you're on, man.

02:08:13.360 His kid washed out.

02:08:15.480 His kid flunked out and never came back to school.

02:08:17.500 And he's a good boy.

02:08:19.720 It's just, it's nothing, it's nothing, you know, his, he just, he's, he wasn't cut

02:08:23.320 out for college.

02:08:24.580 But, you know, I, I probably wouldn't have been left holding the bag.

02:08:28.160 I'm sure this guy, I know him very well.

02:08:30.780 He's a, he would have kept up his end of the bargain.

02:08:33.460 But, but, I don't mean to ramble, but this, what Honky's saying is, you, if you were to

02:08:39.340 just pick up something like that and go in with someone, even on a two-bedroom place near

02:08:44.780 a campus, you will save your kid $50,000 over a four-year period.

02:08:51.360 And that's instinct, right?

02:08:53.440 So, that's, uh, what, what, what Honky's saying is a, a really good strategy.

02:08:58.580 You should listen to this guy, man, you know, as we've talked about it.

02:09:02.080 Yeah, real quick, it's, it's one thing you'll never get stuck with, because college town,

02:09:07.820 it's always gonna, it's always gonna flip, and you're actually gonna make money in the

02:09:11.780 long run, so.

02:09:12.480 Well, they, they don't, they don't have any vacancy.

02:09:14.960 They, you know, a room would, a room would go in five minutes, right?

02:09:18.440 So.

02:09:21.880 See what happens when we get great minds together.

02:09:24.780 Go ahead, Russ.

02:09:26.780 Yeah, and another way to, um, buy properties is when, if you have equity, right, you can

02:09:32.640 pull HELOCs.

02:09:33.900 And if you are not trying to buy some massive property, you can downgrade markets, like say

02:09:41.520 a different state, like say you had a bunch of equity in California, or a state with that

02:09:46.880 builds up equity.

02:09:48.380 Um, sometimes in large portions.

02:09:51.100 You can then buy in a different state, and you can buy that house outright with some HELOCs,

02:09:57.340 maybe multiple houses.

02:09:59.580 Those houses, you now have the deed for, they can't even be came after.

02:10:04.060 The HELOC is against the original property.

02:10:07.260 So you can buy multiple properties on a HELOC, and the other property, it's all against.

02:10:13.940 Um, you will take a slightly larger, um, interest rate on a HELOC.

02:10:20.060 They're, they're pushing more like 10%.

02:10:22.460 Um, but if the prop, you know, if they're, if they're, it's a small HELOC, or, you know,

02:10:29.420 it's usually not that big of a deal, when you, in some of, some of the properties that

02:10:35.120 have been bought, we've done, I've done this through HELOCs, and, um, it's, it's a interesting

02:10:42.480 technique. 0.99

02:10:44.520 10%, 10% is a fucking bone crusher, brother. 0.99

02:10:49.440 Yeah, but on a small amount, and you know, like, say, okay, now this is when you're playing 0.99

02:10:55.140 it, okay, so, watch, uh, buy a property on, say, 40 grand, and you bought it outright.

02:11:03.600 That's a lower, that's a small, now, this, this sounds unheard of these days, but this

02:11:09.260 was before, when properties weren't, you know, when we had that crash of 09, um, you buy some

02:11:17.460 properties on, that way, and yeah, it sounds like a crusher, but when you're talking about

02:11:21.700 a smaller amount, and, and, uh, that property today is worth $240,000, that was bought for

02:11:29.640 $38,000, so, you know, there's, it's interesting, anyways, it's not really that bad on smaller

02:11:37.820 amounts.

02:11:39.320 I, I think you're right, brother, the only, the only thing is we need a time machine to 0.96

02:11:43.320 go back and fucking do that, right? 0.93

02:11:44.840 But I love you, I get you. 0.99

02:11:46.300 Yeah, yeah, right, that, but maybe, but then there's still markets that are lower, like,

02:11:53.080 in my area, I, so, I mean, they're not quite as the same prop, but they can be built up

02:12:00.760 slowly, these properties, like, I find fixer-uppers still in this area, I can find spots, I have

02:12:09.080 found them for $60,000 still, so, I mean, they're there, maybe not $40,000, but, and

02:12:17.560 they're $60,000, and they need some work put into them, um, you know, they need $20,000

02:12:22.800 put into them type of thing, but they're, they're somewhat there, and when there's a will, there's

02:12:27.420 a way, and if you have the energy and effort, you know, you can, you can make things happen

02:12:32.480 still, so I was just throwing that out there.

02:12:41.640 Definitely, uh, I'm not seeing hands, if there's any hands, uh, but we do have 45 minutes left

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02:15:26.000 uh, you know, we have covered a lot of ground, actually, so, yeah, if anybody wants to change

02:15:30.940 the subject, feel free also, uh, White, uh, Homeschool Jedi, how's it going? We, uh, I didn't,

02:15:36.600 uh, touch base with you yet, but I see it popped up, though. Hey, can you hear me, guys?

02:15:43.120 Yeah. Yes, sir. Oh, okay, great. Hey, uh, I, I, actually, I just popped on, I, I had other things

02:15:49.120 going on, and I caught some of the discussion about, uh, um, finances, and especially if you

02:15:55.220 got, uh, kids going to college, I'd sent both my kids to college, but they went off, and one thing 0.99

02:16:01.140 to watch out is to make sure your kids don't sign up for those stupid free credit cards. 0.93

02:16:07.560 Um, they like to pump that on campus, and what happens is they give, they give these kids cards 0.99

02:16:14.000 that have no financial, um, sense at all, and these kids will go out and spend all this money on these

02:16:22.840 cards thinking, oh, I'm getting free money, and when they get the bill, and then they're like, oh,

02:16:28.800 God, I'm stuck in this credit debt, and I've seen, um, some of my, uh, my, my kids, some of their

02:16:36.540 friends come home, and, you know, we're talking with parents, and all of a sudden, this kid,

02:16:42.260 this kid's showing up with all this new clothes, all this new stuff, and I'm looking, I'm like,

02:16:47.860 hey, where'd your kid get that stuff? The parent looks like, I don't know, I didn't pay attention,

02:16:53.400 and the kid's got a $10,000 credit card bill, okay, at, wow, 28% interest. And another, another thing,

02:17:05.360 too, is, uh, uh, when somebody had mentioned about, uh, buying homes off, um, you know, buying, um,

02:17:12.700 uh, homing for, um, uh, kids off campus, it's a great idea, but you gotta really, you know, like

02:17:20.280 the one gentleman said, the kid dropped out, uh, we had looked at that, my, my daughter was friends

02:17:26.460 with somebody all throughout high school, I kind of live in a, in a burb slash town outside of a major 0.99

02:17:33.340 city, you know, and, you know, fairly, pretty white and everything, you know, and it's like, you know,

02:17:39.860 the, the three girls my daughter was friends with all through grade school, high school, all went to

02:17:46.060 the same, you know, state college here, um, not that far away from us, about a half hour, um, you know,

02:17:53.280 everything was looking great, we found a place, and then all of a sudden, one of them dropped out, and

02:18:00.300 one of them's friends of a friend shows up, and, um, let's put it this way, her melon was a little bit

02:18:08.520 darker, and I'm like, nope, we're out of this, I'm not going in, you know, and, you know, then the

02:18:16.980 whole deal collapsed, you know, and at this point in time, my daughter had already moved out of the

02:18:23.500 dorms, and we found a, we found a, one of the other girls, we just, uh, the parents, we just put them

02:18:30.420 into a, an apartment, and it was so much cheaper than staying on campus, so you got to be really

02:18:36.840 careful with that, if you, if you could financially afford to buy the, the camp, uh, the, the housing

02:18:43.660 off campus, but there again, you got to make sure that you want to be a landlord, too, because

02:18:48.940 I'll tell you what, these kids can rip up the housing. 1.00

02:18:58.360 Absolutely, absolutely, yeah, um, uh, very true there, uh, Holy Diver, you got your hand

02:19:04.720 up, I think, and then we'll go to Rusty. 0.96

02:19:07.740 Yeah, I've been listening to you guys, white fucking power, um, yeah, I've had rentals for 0.98

02:19:12.240 a few years, and, uh, it's really the way to go, I started, I got a real high interest 0.98

02:19:17.160 loan when I, right before the market changed, like in 2001 or two, and I got this house, and

02:19:22.860 it was like 9.75 interest rate, which, because I had to have a high interest rate, because it

02:19:28.080 was my secondary home, and I, and I thought at the time, what am I going to do, but that thing

02:19:32.360 has paid off over the years, I have, uh, rented it out to a white power, uh, activist, you 0.85

02:19:38.720 know, for like the last 10 years, and, um, not even knowing at the time that he was white

02:19:43.920 power, but he was just a friend of mine, but, uh, you know, we, guys in the movement, you

02:19:48.340 know, building these communities and getting our own places, you know, we could always buy,

02:19:53.000 you know, go to a neighborhood where there's three or four houses for sale, you know, put

02:19:56.900 our money together, buy them homes, fix them up, and then take over the whole block, that's 0.97

02:20:01.280 no different than, you know, going to somewhere, buying some land, and, you know, starting from

02:20:05.540 fresh, we could, you know, we could take over neighborhoods, too, um, you know, there's

02:20:09.540 enough white guys in the movement that know construction, and there's a lot of, you know,

02:20:13.880 fixing up a house, buying a house for like 50 or 60, and then fixing it up, and then it'd

02:20:17.440 be worth, and it'd be worth double that or triple that in five years, I mean, that's a

02:20:21.620 great investment, um, white power.

02:20:25.960 White power, brother. 1.00

02:20:27.320 Go ahead, Rusty.

02:20:30.220 Uh, I forgot, Holy Diver started speaking, my, my mind was, started drifting under what

02:20:37.220 he was saying, and I forgot what I was going to say, uh, I'll, I'll try, I'll, uh, I'll

02:20:42.980 remember it in a second, one second.

02:20:44.560 I did get lost in it, too, of, uh, you know, us taking over neighborhoods, I started getting

02:20:50.700 a little...

02:20:50.880 Yeah, I was, I was thinking about, yes, yes, let's take over neighborhoods, and then my

02:20:55.940 mind just went with that.

02:20:59.440 Go ahead, Stu.

02:21:01.720 Man, my, my freaking phone's still having issues, can y'all hear me okay? 0.55

02:21:06.660 Yes, sir. 0.90

02:21:07.760 Yep.

02:21:08.100 Perfect.

02:21:08.420 Um, man, you know, at the end of the day, there's a lot more of us than we think there

02:21:12.940 are, um, there's a lot of us.

02:21:17.160 Gunner, are you kidding me?

02:21:18.900 Anyway, the fact is, is this, is when we actually start doing things and actually collectivizing

02:21:23.780 like we're doing now, uh, the, the, the, the sky's the limit, man.

02:21:28.280 Yeah, we can go by neighborhoods up, we can do what, you know, Arville's done with, uh, you

02:21:32.760 know, Ozarkia, uh, and, and everything else, man.

02:21:36.800 And we, we've got that in our grasp.

02:21:39.320 Uh, the main thing, I think, that we want to, like, focus on moving forward, and one 0.94

02:21:43.020 of the things for me is this, is, it's getting actual fucking people into, like, you know, 0.94

02:21:48.380 politics. 0.99

02:21:49.160 It's getting folks to actually represent the white people into politics.

02:21:53.840 I think that's gonna be massive.

02:21:55.520 I think, like, you know, flyering and, like, you know, like, all that stuff is great. 0.97

02:22:00.100 Um, and when they call it out, let's make a fucking spectacle out of it. 0.97

02:22:02.880 Let's actually fucking win these cases in court, and let's, uh, let's, let's fucking 0.99

02:22:06.860 hammer them down, because it's an absolute violation. 0.99

02:22:09.800 And there's nothing wrong with having pride in being a white person from the white tribe 0.99

02:22:14.520 and being a fucking good, you know, like, you know, good member of society. 0.98

02:22:18.720 There's no, there's nothing wrong with it. 0.99

02:22:20.660 And every other fucking, like, you know, race is encouraged to do these things, except 1.00

02:22:24.620 for the fucking white people. 1.00

02:22:25.680 So we need to actually make sure we make it a point, and we need to make, we need to put 1.00

02:22:30.660 that damn finger in their fucking eye, and, uh, you know, make sure they fucking feel 0.99

02:22:35.100 us, and understand, like, hey, we're here, we're here to fucking stay, and we're not, 1.00

02:22:39.380 we're done taking this shit from you. 1.00

02:22:41.880 Uh, we're done with it. 1.00

02:22:43.180 So, anyway, I think that's one of my fucking, like, you know, main, like, goals moving forward 0.87

02:22:47.620 is making sure that, like, you know, we actually have good representation, and we actually 0.96

02:22:51.740 are fucking, like, you know, taking care of our own people. 0.99

02:22:54.060 So, I'll yield back, white fucking power, God bless you guys. 1.00

02:22:58.940 White fucking power, holy diver, you got us all going, brother. 1.00

02:23:04.420 Hell yeah, I mean, I think about them things all the time, I mean, it don't take long, it 1.00

02:23:08.880 don't take much, you know, to five or ten of us just get together with the right tools

02:23:12.140 and the right mindset, anything can happen, you know?

02:23:18.160 Exactly.

02:23:18.800 Go ahead, Marco.

02:23:20.960 Well, this brother is correct.

02:23:22.340 I mean, there's actually some really interesting chatter behind the scenes right now.

02:23:28.360 It's gaining traction.

02:23:30.920 I wouldn't bet either way that it would happen or not, but, you know, they're really trying 0.99

02:23:35.800 to get rid of these motherfuckers in Congress that have dual citizenship. 0.99

02:23:40.280 And, I mean, it's gaining traction, I'm telling you, I keep my eye on it, you know, on the 0.99

02:23:47.100 pulse of this thing, and, you know, Trump would definitely sign it.

02:23:50.980 I'm not advocating politics either way, you know, but it's gaining traction.

02:23:58.900 And, you know, we got some of these, because this brother was talking about legislation and

02:24:02.520 going through the system and that type of thing.

02:24:04.220 If that would have happened, that would be giant for us, giant, if, you know, if we didn't 1.00

02:24:11.120 have these fucking ragheads and spooks standing up there saying, oh, you know, I hate America. 1.00

02:24:19.340 These motherfuckers came from a mud hut, you know what I'm saying? 1.00

02:24:22.920 And we saved them, and they're acting like, you know, they're so ungrateful, dude. 1.00

02:24:27.660 I just hate an ingrate.

02:24:28.940 And the one thing I taught my boy is, you're going to be humble.

02:24:32.140 And, Paul, me and you talk about this all the time.

02:24:34.980 Yes, sir, no, sir.

02:24:36.120 Yes, ma'am, no, ma'am.

02:24:37.420 We're not going to be an ingrate.

02:24:38.740 We're going to be humble, right?

02:24:40.260 So, thanks for letting me share.

02:24:41.480 I'm getting a little fired up, so I'm sorry.

02:24:44.520 It's Holy Diver's fault he got us all going. 1.00

02:24:46.880 Yes, but I think you should show respect, exactly, especially if you want respect. 0.98

02:24:50.720 Well, you know, hey, Paul, you know this motherfucker, I'm sorry, I'm trying not to curse, forgive 0.99

02:24:56.600 me. 0.99

02:24:57.260 You know, somebody that asks for respect usually doesn't deserve it.

02:25:01.340 You know what I'm saying?

02:25:02.000 You give respect to people because they earned it, but you always see these people, these

02:25:07.380 spooks and all these other people come out.

02:25:09.420 Respect, if you've got to ask for it, you don't deserve it, man, you know?

02:25:16.700 Well said, brother.

02:25:20.720 You got us all going, Holy.

02:25:24.460 Holy.

02:25:25.920 Yeah, I got another little quick story.

02:25:28.080 I had a couple friends come in from out of town, they're truckers, and they come by like

02:25:32.880 once every few weeks, we just go out and have dinner.

02:25:36.300 You know, this weekend was Moonman Mac's birthday, so we went out to, you know, to a place to,

02:25:42.000 it's a local place in town, just like a sports bar to have dinner.

02:25:44.580 We go in there and, you know, the place is, you got 200 people in there and they're all

02:25:49.340 white.

02:25:49.920 You know, you walk in and it's just unbelievable to see like all these white people. 1.00

02:25:53.840 So, well, maybe two weeks ago we went out and I wrote on the receipt, God bless, have

02:25:58.220 a nice day.

02:25:58.880 And I put a swastika and I put white power. 0.94

02:26:02.040 So we go in there, we go in there this weekend and the owner comes over and talks to one of

02:26:06.580 our guys and our guy is pretty huge.

02:26:09.600 He's pretty jacked.

02:26:12.040 And because he paid with his card, the owner walked up to him and got up to him and was

02:26:17.000 basically like, you know, got in his face and was like, dude, if you write on that receipt

02:26:21.220 today, we're going to have a problem.

02:26:22.900 And we're like looking around, it's all white. 0.68

02:26:24.880 We don't know why he's so, you know, mad about saying white power.

02:26:29.220 And then my buddy took his vest off to say, because the guy was like, when you got in the

02:26:33.300 parking lot, he started taking his vest off.

02:26:35.380 And the owner was just like, ah, no, he's like, I don't, I don't, I mean, if you do

02:26:38.680 it again, he changed his tune real quick because our dude was just so jacked.

02:26:43.740 But we just sit around in there and, you know, trying to make it fun, trying to make it normalized

02:26:49.900 to see, you know, a table full of Nazis going out to dinner. 0.68

02:26:53.240 We all had our merch on, we had our hats, 1488 hats.

02:26:56.420 We all had our shirts and our chains on.

02:26:59.580 And it was just funny that nobody in that place would come up and talk to us but that guy.

02:27:03.780 And, but the only reason he came up is because he was three sheets of the wind.

02:27:07.840 But I think it's just a good thing to see that if you can meet up with your guys in real

02:27:12.540 life and go out and, you know, just show people that we're here, we're everywhere and we're

02:27:17.920 not, we're not going anywhere, you know.

02:27:23.640 Very well said, brother.

02:27:24.840 Now you just need some white excellence gear to wear.

02:27:27.420 Hell yeah.

02:27:27.880 I'm going to have to get me a t-shirt for sure.

02:27:34.700 Hey, hey, tell that brother to get a bucket hat so, uh, so Reich will leave me alone about 1.00

02:27:39.280 that shit. 1.00

02:27:40.960 Oh yeah, for sure. 1.00

02:27:42.600 Yeah.

02:27:43.160 I'll, I'll tell him.

02:27:44.180 I'll tell him to get one.

02:27:44.900 We'll probably order one here directly.

02:27:46.940 Hell yeah.

02:27:56.200 Hell yeah.

02:27:57.520 That's the way.

02:27:58.660 Yeah.

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02:29:09.460 So Marco, how's the weather down there?

02:29:18.080 Man, how did I know you were going to call my name?

02:29:21.160 Um, at least you didn't have any adjectives this time for me.

02:29:25.040 So, you know, you know what, chief?

02:29:27.420 It's, uh, so humid, uh, you wouldn't believe it.

02:29:30.420 Um, uh, so the average temperature in the Tampa Bay area is 72 degrees year round.

02:29:39.340 That's 52 to 92.

02:29:41.560 We've been 93, 94 for several weeks.

02:29:45.120 And it's, it's so humid.

02:29:46.660 Uh, the fish aren't biting.

02:29:48.360 They're deep because, you know, uh, they're trying to stay cool.

02:29:52.100 And also they're extremely lethargic, Paul.

02:29:54.540 They wouldn't chase anything.

02:29:56.680 So, uh, the fish aren't biting, uh, although I catch fish every day because I know what

02:30:01.000 I'm doing, but, uh, you know, it's, uh, it's hot, man.

02:30:05.280 It's miserable, but, uh, we're kind of looking forward to September.

02:30:08.120 I hate to see the summer go by, but we're kind of looking forward to September.

02:30:14.700 I've lived in Florida. 0.96

02:30:15.780 September is fucking hot in Florida too. 0.97

02:30:19.620 That's absolutely correct. 0.99

02:30:22.500 No, no, it's absolutely correct.

02:30:23.980 It's actually, so brother, brother, Rusty, September is just an extension of August.

02:30:29.620 That's really what it is.

02:30:31.360 It is.

02:30:31.920 So why are you looking forward to September?

02:30:34.100 It's still super hot in Florida in September. 1.00

02:30:37.820 Well, goddamn brother. 0.99

02:30:39.580 I can't get to October until I go through September. 1.00

02:30:44.700 I'm not, I'm looking forward to September actually, but I'm in Mississippi and it does

02:30:49.620 start cooling down here.

02:30:52.540 Um, from what I noticed last year, it, September was nice, but right now it's, it's kind of

02:30:59.720 hot and humid here too.

02:31:02.400 So brother, Rusty, you remember this.

02:31:04.300 So, you know, the peril, the peril is once we get to October, then we start getting into

02:31:09.100 hurricane season.

02:31:10.500 I mean, a lot of people think that hurricane season is the summer and it's not.

02:31:13.880 Uh, what a lot of people don't know is I'm, I am one minute from mother nature's biggest

02:31:21.160 weather machine, which is the Gulf period on the planet, on, on, on planet earth.

02:31:26.120 Here's the thing is in October, the water here is still warming.

02:31:31.520 People don't, people don't understand that, right?

02:31:33.840 It's not cooling off in October.

02:31:35.520 It's actually still warming.

02:31:37.200 If you know what, if you understand what a hurricane is, it's just a big heat exchanger.

02:31:41.020 But brother, Rusty, I know you understand this, you know, you've got, you've got heat

02:31:44.980 coming clouds.

02:31:46.260 And so October is when the stuff really starts to get, uh, hairy here.

02:31:50.680 So, you know, um, you gotta have pretty bad luck for it to hit you.

02:31:55.040 We got flooded and I'll send a picture out to you guys later, but, uh, you gotta have pretty

02:31:59.540 bad luck to get hit, you know, more than once in a lifetime.

02:32:03.040 But, um, yeah, no, October, I said September, but I gotta get through September, brother, to

02:32:08.080 get to October.

02:32:08.760 Um, I, I never wanted to be on the West coast of Florida because it seemed to me, it always

02:32:17.840 seems like it gets hit more with the hurricanes and everything.

02:32:21.360 It always seems like they come from the Caribbean or whatever, and then they wrap under the,

02:32:27.460 the, the, um, the tip of Florida into the West side of Florida.

02:32:33.120 And there was a spot I've noticed, it seems to miss so, so many hurricanes miss it on the

02:32:39.720 East side.

02:32:40.340 And it's from like that Melbourne to Vero beach area.

02:32:44.720 And they always seem to miss that area.

02:32:48.940 They either hit South of it.

02:32:50.860 If they do hit the East side or they hit North of it.

02:32:54.000 Yeah, I mean, South, you know, so when they hit that Southern part, it's because it's still

02:33:01.700 coming out of that, you know, that Gulf stream, that, that warmer weather down around the keys.

02:33:08.540 Right.

02:33:08.880 And it can't, so that the other thing about these, they're not as dangerous as hurricanes.

02:33:13.140 And I, I, all my brothers in the Midwest, I, you know, we, we're Alabama people.

02:33:17.680 We know it lived in Tennessee.

02:33:19.180 You know, we know what it, what a nightmare hurt a tornado can be.

02:33:22.720 They're not as bad as a tornado, but hurricanes do change direction.

02:33:25.980 So Mr. Rusty, when they come off that bottom tip, if they actually escaped the Gulf, they're

02:33:31.900 usually harmless.

02:33:33.480 They just go out into the Atlantic, but if they curve back around, you know, they'll get

02:33:37.800 you.

02:33:37.960 But usually, you know, here in the Gulf is where the, the, the hottest, the warmest

02:33:43.220 water, water is.

02:33:44.620 And that's, that really is the, the spawning, the impetus of that.

02:33:52.600 And what is the, the water always looks real nice on the East coast.

02:33:56.520 I noticed of Florida, like where I was, it had a beautiful aqua color.

02:34:02.440 Is it look, it don't look, I mean, up in Mississippi, since I moved here, the water does, I don't

02:34:07.940 go in the water as far as the ocean part.

02:34:12.240 It looks very brown.

02:34:14.480 It don't look the same.

02:34:16.680 No. 1.00

02:34:17.260 So you fucked up. 1.00

02:34:18.720 I love you, but you fucked up. 1.00

02:34:20.860 Mississippi. 1.00

02:34:21.460 So I was stationed in Biloxi as a very young man in the Air Force.

02:34:26.000 And I was stationed in Biloxi, Mississippi for my tech school.

02:34:30.280 And, you know, you've got that island off of, off of Biloxi.

02:34:34.380 There's an island out there.

02:34:35.460 I don't remember what they call it.

02:34:36.940 And that thing traps stuff inside near the coastline.

02:34:41.740 And they tell the GIs do not go in the water there.

02:34:45.060 If you just come around to, you know, of course, Alabama has beautiful southern, beautiful beaches,

02:34:51.800 Orange Beach and Gulf Shores.

02:34:53.080 If 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.

02:35:02.920 And 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.

02:35:12.760 Those are completely gorgeous. 0.99

02:35:14.000 So the reason that that Mississippi, particularly the Biloxi area, is so nasty is because those islands out there trap all that shit in there. 0.99

02:35:23.620 And it was the same way when I was stationed there in, well, I don't care who knows how old I am. 0.98

02:35:29.360 I was in tech school there in 1981 and it was the same.

02:35:35.540 Yeah, I know the little island you're talking about.

02:35:38.060 And I do know of the beaches you're talking about in Alabama.

02:35:41.120 Those are nice beaches.

02:35:42.240 They say those are the nicest, actually, on the little gulf here towards the, you know, the, that, that top edge.

02:35:52.220 They, and then there's a really nice town like Fairhope in Alabama and anything like south of Fairhope seems to be pretty nice.

02:36:01.900 I've, I know of that area, but.

02:36:05.420 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

02:36:06.920 And so I'm going to say this, uh, it's in jest, but, uh, Brother Paul liked this, but we call that the panhandle, you know?

02:36:15.000 And it's really, if you look at the map, it's southern Alabama, right? 0.99

02:36:18.360 And I'm going to tell you what, we want that shit back, okay? 1.00

02:36:21.420 So. 1.00

02:36:21.620 You're damn right, Marco, we do. 0.76

02:36:32.600 Well, isn't it, it seems more, more white in that area, but it's also a little higher end. 0.95

02:36:40.040 I mean, it is, but see, spooks, spooks can't swim, chief. 0.99

02:36:46.340 You know, they're, they're, they're, they, they eat fish, but they're scared to death of the fucking monitor, dude. 0.99

02:36:52.240 So, spooks can't swim, man. 1.00

02:36:54.580 The only, the only time you'll ever see a spook on the beach is if some stupid white girl brings one down there, man. 1.00

02:36:59.340 You know, uh, it's a fact, man. 1.00

02:37:01.660 So, they can't afford to be there.

02:37:04.500 Um, they don't like to swim.

02:37:07.200 They don't like the heat, you know? 0.99

02:37:09.420 So, 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. 0.96

02:37:22.320 And they're pissing on the beach and, and leaving beer cans everywhere. 0.99

02:37:26.760 Where you, you don't see that in the south, because Rhonda Sanchez will beat your ass down. 1.00

02:37:32.000 You know what I'm saying, baby? 0.99

02:37:33.000 So.

02:37:38.080 Hi there, neighbor.

02:37:40.600 At White Excellence Radio, we provide a space for open discussions.

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02:37:53.680 It's good to be here together today, neighbor.

02:37:58.020 Hope you enjoy the show.

02:37:59.900 Don't forget.

02:38:02.080 You're special to somebody.

02:38:04.200 And you matter to many, many people.

02:38:06.520 So, we didn't know that, besides the Bob Barker voice, that White could do the, uh, Mr. Rogers, too, Paul.

02:38:13.260 That's pretty dope.

02:38:15.440 Yeah, he's got me rolling over here.

02:38:19.340 That, that is, uh, yeah, Mr. Rogers back from the dead.

02:38:23.120 Uh.

02:38:23.240 Hey, Rusty, I tell you what, if you ever come down here, just DM me, and we'll go catch some fish, baby.

02:38:34.060 I'll take care of you, so.

02:38:38.220 Yeah, I never, I never, you're in Tampa.

02:38:40.220 But, I, I was on the East Coast there.

02:38:42.720 All my family's on the East Coast in, uh, in Florida.

02:38:47.300 No one's on the West Coast there.

02:38:50.720 There, there seems to be, there, it was, it seems to be, there's some really white areas in Florida.

02:38:57.340 Like, um, the little towns from, from Vero, and right before Palm Bay.

02:39:05.200 Very, very white, you know.

02:39:08.040 It, I like that area.

02:39:10.700 And we don't have public buses, man, so.

02:39:16.500 Go ahead, huh, McBurton.

02:39:18.320 White power, brother. 1.00

02:39:20.200 Hey, y'all.

02:39:21.080 How's it going?

02:39:22.700 Um, speaking on the subject of hurricanes.

02:39:27.340 Um, I don't know, I'm sure some folks saw this, but I think it was, like, on, uh, I don't know.

02:39:38.640 Within the past few days, the Trump admin announced that they, uh, wouldn't provide disaster relief funds from, uh, to any states.

02:39:55.660 Or cities or jurisdictions that boycott Israel.

02:40:03.460 And, I mean, this is, like, a clear example that Israel completely occupies our nation, our governments, state and federal. 0.99

02:40:17.360 I 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.

02:40:34.320 So, it's, uh, it's, uh, it's a true insanity.

02:40:37.520 And then I'm also seeing, like, I know Congress is on recess at the moment. 1.00

02:40:44.280 And 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. 0.99

02:41:06.620 Um, so, I mean, it's, it's, it's, it's disgusting, really. 1.00

02:41:14.680 Exactly.

02:41:15.560 Go ahead, honky.

02:41:16.280 I was just going to say, uh, even, even with that whole, uh, FEMA holding, um, funds back for, you know, their natural disasters.

02:41:28.560 I mean, you know, I'm down here too, every single hurricane, uh, you never get anything anyway.

02:41:34.440 I mean, it's pretty much what happened, uh, you know, you saw what happened to the people in North Carolina last year.

02:41:39.720 Um, the only people that get anything are the people that didn't have anything to begin with.

02:41:44.740 And, uh, you know, they never were out to bail you out.

02:41:48.320 Pretty 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.

02:42:00.480 So, uh, you end up paying for it, so, I'm not, I'm not worried about Israel.

02:42:08.520 And, and, well, you, you better be, because they own all our politicians and, and our politicians.

02:42:17.180 Oh, no, no, I know that.

02:42:18.240 I'm just saying as far as disaster relief, because there is no disaster relief.

02:42:21.940 I 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.

02:42:35.260 And 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. 0.74

02:42:53.880 And, um, and, yeah, it's insane.

02:42:57.220 The, uh, the FEMA, uh, which is a Jewish organization, essentially all the board and, uh, people there are ethnically Jewish.

02:43:10.440 And they just have completely walked over the people who experienced these disasters.

02:43:17.800 As you said, in North Carolina, I think they got $700.

02:43:24.300 And I heard that that was a loan, even.

02:43:29.440 And, and, and, and, and, uh, fires in Hawaii, they got a similar amount, same as, uh, the folks whose homes were burned down in L.A. 0.99

02:43:41.540 And, by the way, all those, uh, so-called natural disasters seem sketchy as fuck. 0.98

02:43:51.940 The same as the, the, the, the flooding in Texas that, oh, by the way, killed dozens of young girls who were at a Christian scumber camp. 0.99

02:44:06.640 Um, so, anyway, I'm hot right now.

02:44:12.060 And, uh, yeah, I mean, it's insane. 0.99

02:44:15.240 I mean, and then just seeing these faggots going to Israel and, uh, during recess and clearly, uh, being bribed and blackmailed. 1.00

02:44:28.500 It's sick. 1.00

02:44:29.180 I mean, it's a slap in our faces.

02:44:33.660 Why power, brother?

02:44:35.160 Go ahead, Marco, and then honking.

02:44:37.840 I mean, of course this brother's right, man.

02:44:40.840 Uh, but we're conflating a couple issues.

02:44:42.880 Um, you know, honky is correct. 0.99

02:44:47.100 You're not going to get shit here anyway. 0.97

02:44:50.300 Um, and the only thing that you're fucking guaranteed is that your, is that your, uh, your, your homeowners, uh, fees are going to go up. 0.98

02:45:00.160 And that your, uh, and that your, uh, insurance rates are going to go up. 0.92

02:45:04.040 That's the only thing you're guaranteed here in hurricane country, man.

02:45:07.280 They do not even want to insure us, right?

02:45:09.180 Now, I think this last brother that spoke, we can figure out who owns those insurance companies and, um, or not. 0.98

02:45:16.740 They're the ones making the fucking cash on it. 0.98

02:45:19.040 But honky's right. 0.99

02:45:19.720 You're not getting anything down here anyway.

02:45:21.540 Even if, even if you have all your stuff in order and you get blown down and you have a cement pad now, you've got to rebuild to new code.

02:45:31.240 And it takes forever to get the paperwork approved, to even start the bills, man.

02:45:37.500 So, you know, Trump, these are not apologetics.

02:45:42.320 Look, he's, he's blowing, he's blowing hot air for deals.

02:45:46.620 That's what he's doing. 1.00

02:45:47.800 You 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. 1.00

02:46:00.180 Exactly. 1.00

02:46:03.700 Exactly.

02:46:04.440 Go ahead, honky, and then rusty.

02:46:06.980 Um, yeah, kind of to piggyback on what Marco said.

02:46:10.380 Yeah, 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.

02:46:19.780 Uh, 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.

02:46:28.200 Uh, was it caused by the hurricane or was it caused by flooding?

02:46:31.080 Well, that's always, uh, in favor of if they're paying out because you can have a hurricane, uh, wind damage.

02:46:37.160 But if you're, it's water damage, then you have to have a separate flood policy for it.

02:46:42.460 So, you know, then you have to get a lawyer to go through it.

02:46:45.900 So it's almost like what I was talking about earlier as far as the, uh, the probate process.

02:46:50.460 It's one of those things where, yeah, it's designed to be a lot of people who make money.

02:46:54.060 Um, and we always end up getting screwed anyway.

02:46:59.160 So, uh, my main thing was I just wanted to be comfortable and have my wife not turn into a monster without power and AC.

02:47:06.720 So I just got one of those whole long generacs and now I just cruise through it.

02:47:10.700 I don't have to worry about being out there with all the crazy people buying stuff and everything else.

02:47:15.400 And, uh, just hope for the best.

02:47:17.040 I mean, even when you do have a claim and, uh, down here, um, because the, yeah, they will jack up your, your rates ridiculous.

02:47:25.580 Um, like I had hail damage, uh, four or five years back on my, uh, little enclosure instead of doing a claim.

02:47:33.600 Cause I know they would drop me and that's when you just dish out the, you know, it was like 4,000, whatever dollars, just pay for it.

02:47:40.060 Because guess what?

02:47:40.900 Um, they're going to jack up the rates.

02:47:42.960 You're going to end up paying a hell of a lot more in the long run.

02:47:44.880 So, uh, it's all, it's all fixed against us.

02:47:49.240 And I'm sure we could, uh, we could trace it down to a certain group of people that are screwing us.

02:47:54.060 But, um, yeah, we're not, we're not concerned about getting anything from FEMA.

02:48:02.480 Go ahead, Rusty.

02:48:04.380 Well, yeah, you had a lot of insurance companies leave Florida, literally just up and leave.

02:48:09.880 When 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.

02:48:20.260 They're not even going to consider.

02:48:21.740 So if it's, it has to be the upper half for them to say, oh, this must be hurricane.

02:48:27.160 And 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.

02:48:36.060 Um, 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.

02:48:47.480 It 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.

02:48:57.720 Whatever happened to that, that seemed to just disappear.

02:49:00.940 I don't know if maybe, you know, something, uh, about that, Marco, but I never heard anything about it after a few months.

02:49:08.360 Uh, honky probably knows more than me.

02:49:14.160 It, it, it, it did disappear, but I can tell you, I don't think it's completely dead.

02:49:18.120 He's got, you know, he has both houses and he could, he could push it through.

02:49:22.660 Um, I, you know, I struggle with wondering where we're going to get it because we already don't have payroll tax. 0.66

02:49:28.640 And I say just bring up the fucking, you know, um, consumption tax, which really is, you know, they don't want that. 0.73

02:49:35.240 I mean, you know, then the spooks are buying their potato chips at convenience store, pay more. 0.96

02:49:41.440 Um, 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.

02:49:47.900 I, you know, the census, the clock's running on him.

02:49:51.160 He's done a lot of great things.

02:49:53.000 Uh, I, I don't know that that one would get done, man. 0.99

02:49:55.320 That's a lot of fucking money coming in. 0.99

02:49:57.180 So. 0.99

02:49:59.280 Uh, I, it disappeared like, uh, like the whole Fort Knox audit.

02:50:03.100 I mean, pretty much.

02:50:03.840 I haven't heard too much.

02:50:04.660 That's the only reason I've been actually pushing for, uh, his wife to run for governor.

02:50:10.220 I mean, I don't really want, you know, that, but at least maybe the conversation will come back up. 0.96

02:50:15.740 And also the fact that the, that Don, that Byron Donalds is, uh, a pack clown. 0.83

02:50:21.000 So I couldn't, uh, I couldn't hold my nose and vote for him again.

02:50:25.300 But, um, yeah, that's the, that's the one thing as far as, you know, what you kind of mentioned, I love it.

02:50:33.360 When people always, uh, say, you know, I'll go to Florida, you know, there's, there's no state income tax, blah, blah, blah.

02:50:40.640 I mean, we are nickeled and dimed to death down here with insurance and everything else.

02:50:45.460 So, 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.

02:50:56.460 I think in the long run, it's actually a little bit better.

02:50:58.720 Um, but that's just my observation.

02:51:07.600 Marco and then Rusty.

02:51:09.700 I mean, so, you know, I'm telling you guys, brother honking sitting on all cylinders today. 1.00

02:51:14.440 I'm going to stop sucking his dick here in a minute. 1.00

02:51:16.120 He's, he's really hitting on all fucking cylinders. 1.00

02:51:18.580 Here's, here's the, here's the thing though. 0.97

02:51:21.280 Um, he's right, but so you got to get past that first leap, right?

02:51:26.960 To get here.

02:51:27.640 So 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.

02:51:33.260 I'm not saying, you know, that it's exactly like that, but he's right.

02:51:36.700 You got to get past that first hurdle, right?

02:51:39.540 So before you start worrying about insurance and those other things, I've said this before earlier today.

02:51:44.900 My wife's a loan officer, she's a tax pro. 0.99

02:51:48.300 She 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.

02:51:55.160 Well, they're okay.

02:51:56.040 They got the cash, these are cash deals.

02:51:58.200 But when they see what the, what the, uh, you know, the insurance is, some of them bail.

02:52:03.600 You know, they say, we're not going to do that. 0.99

02:52:05.500 So let me, let me, let me tell you a real deal that I was involved in and how this shit can escalate. 0.99

02:52:10.440 I promise you honky can, can attest to this. 0.99

02:52:13.540 Um, 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. 0.99

02:52:23.880 Now that doesn't sound like much to y'all, but in Florida, a quarter of an acre is a fucking farm. 0.98

02:52:28.400 Okay. 0.99

02:52:29.140 Cause you can't get no land down here.

02:52:31.260 So we bought this house.

02:52:32.580 My mortgage was $1,800 a month, right?

02:52:35.160 Um, four years later, and it was not a variable.

02:52:39.740 This was not a variable fixed four years later because of the insurance.

02:52:44.140 It was $2,700 a month.

02:52:46.860 That's a 50% increase.

02:52:49.040 Now you tell me who can budget for that.

02:52:51.540 Right.

02:52:52.080 So thanks for letting me share.

02:52:56.020 Go ahead, Rusty.

02:52:57.000 Well, you will get better deals.

02:53:00.640 If your house is built new, um, I had a new build and, uh, that was on a $300,000 build.

02:53:09.660 The house was valued at $380,000 to $400,000 by the time I left.

02:53:17.120 Um, now I was paying insurance.

02:53:20.800 I was getting a very good rate because it was new and it was a block house, et cetera, et cetera.

02:53:26.420 It was on, uh, about a third of an acre, 0.3 acres.

02:53:31.560 And it was, um, I was paying an insurance $1,200 or $1,300 a year.

02:53:38.000 So that's very good in, in Florida, right?

02:53:41.440 But, so, when you get these older builds, they do tax the fuck out of you.

02:53:47.940 Like, I know my brother pays on his house that was built in the 90s, late 90s, early 2000s.

02:53:59.700 He's paying something like $5,000, $6,000 a year, right?

02:54:03.960 Like, on a house that's about $3,000, maybe $350,000, something like that.

02:54:10.100 Crazy prices.

02:54:11.880 Um, and if, if, if DeSantis had done the no property, that would have really helped Floridians with this whole insurance thing and everything.

02:54:22.200 It would have really stimulated.

02:54:23.920 I mean, inflation would have gone crazy because the influx of people that would have started coming back. 0.94

02:54:30.240 Because you're starting to see people who came during the, um, COVID era.

02:54:35.800 And then they're starting to slowly leave now, it seems like.

02:54:40.280 And some of the people up north are starting to leave and they're going to the Carolinas.

02:54:45.280 I actually left Florida and I, I went to, um, Mississippi.

02:54:50.280 Mississippi's been some of the cheapest living I've ever had, um, honestly.

02:54:55.240 But my insurance is higher, but it's an older, slightly older house, um, built in the 80s.

02:55:02.920 But, yeah, but still, even with all of, I have no mortgage here.

02:55:06.980 So, it's, uh, there's, there's a give and a take there where it's just much cheaper.

02:55:15.500 Go ahead, Honky, and then we'll close it down for White Power Lunch Hour. 1.00

02:55:20.480 Oh, yeah.

02:55:21.320 Um, a couple years ago, that's when the, um, you mentioned about the companies leaving.

02:55:27.140 And, of course, then they had a Florida program.

02:55:29.240 Um, the name slips to me, but you always hear about how it's ridiculous because people that

02:55:34.080 live on the coast, they just, sometimes you can't even find an insurance company.

02:55:38.460 And then if you do, you know, you're at their mercy.

02:55:41.620 Um, a real quick lesson I learned is, you know, people say, oh, use an, use an insurance broker.

02:55:48.160 You know, they'll shop the best deal for you, blah, blah, blah.

02:55:50.560 Yeah, that worked for the first little bit.

02:55:52.100 But then you realize, and I got my, my letter and it went from 4,000 to 11,000.

02:55:57.580 And they go, that's the best we can find.

02:55:59.900 I'm sorry.

02:56:01.120 I found out that they actually, they're similar to like health insurance brokers where they

02:56:05.060 like to push certain things.

02:56:06.440 And I had to go shop around and find it.

02:56:08.120 I still ended up paying more, but, uh, not double like they were trying to get me for.

02:56:13.680 Um, and it's another reason why if you can, you know, especially down here, if you don't

02:56:18.900 have a mortgage, then a lot of, a lot of people that I talk to, they don't even carry

02:56:22.940 the stupid, uh, homeowner's insurance because if your house is paid off, you know, you don't 0.94

02:56:28.280 have to, and then that, that's the best way to do it in the long run. 0.99

02:56:31.140 And, uh, the second thing Marco, what Marco was mentioning, I'm not sure if they're real 0.98

02:56:35.940 bad at Panhandle, man, but another factor you have to take in is these damn HOAs that 1.00

02:56:41.520 just never ending go up and up and up. 0.97

02:56:44.700 Uh, I'm not sure if it's like that in the other parts of the country, but these HOAs here, man, 0.99

02:56:49.480 they are, uh, they nickel and dime y'all, so. 0.99

02:56:53.560 They're like, they're like a fucking politician. 0.99

02:56:55.460 They never fucking stop asking for money, period. 1.00

02:56:58.040 Seriously. 0.98

02:57:00.380 Yeah, I've seen a lot of, uh, videos about that too, so.

02:57:04.020 Yeah, definitely something to, uh, yeah.

02:57:07.400 No good, no good.

02:57:08.320 All right, uh, we got HT and WTF, what's going on?

02:57:13.680 What's up, what's up?

02:57:18.700 What's up with you?

02:57:19.640 Good to see you, brother, and good to see you, HT.

02:57:22.260 Where's HT?

02:57:24.640 Oh, he's, uh, CQ Radio.

02:57:27.000 CQ Radio over here. 1.00

02:57:28.340 Oh, shit. 1.00

02:57:29.580 I didn't know that. 1.00

02:57:31.020 I'm bad yet.

02:57:31.860 He snuck in.

02:57:33.900 I'm, I'm here to spread a wild conspiracy theory.

02:57:37.200 All right.

02:57:38.320 I think that X is finally showing true numbers right now in the spaces.

02:57:46.640 Because for so long, when we started 1488,

02:57:50.280 we were at, like, 500 to, like, 800, 900 daily on 1488 radio.

02:57:57.340 And then the censorship came.

02:57:59.720 And then it looked at, like, it was, like, 2, 250, 400.

02:58:04.460 But you can never, like, peak that 500.

02:58:07.200 This space usually has what I view in the morning, about 70 to 100 people, max.

02:58:15.820 Max.

02:58:16.800 Right?

02:58:17.220 That's kind of what I've been noticing.

02:58:19.120 Last night on our CQ Radio space, at 4 in the morning, we had 780 people.

02:58:28.040 At 4 in the morning.

02:58:30.080 4 in the morning, 780 people.

02:58:32.460 Right now, your numbers are at 230, which are more than double.

02:58:38.920 So, I think there's something going on with the censorship.

02:58:42.620 Because I do believe these spaces were censored at some point. 0.62

02:58:45.340 Because there's no way in fucking hell the numbers of 1488 radio when it first came out,

02:58:49.680 compared to what they're, you know, what they're censoring it at. 0.98

02:58:53.220 And then last night, when I looked at my shit, and I was, like, 780 at fucking 4 in the morning. 0.98

02:58:58.260 You know, this kind of seems interesting. 0.99

02:59:00.860 And I don't think they would fluff the numbers.

02:59:02.380 I just think that they've simply, maybe they've taken the throttle off?

02:59:07.980 Governor.

02:59:09.420 I don't know what's going on, but did you ever see the space with 230 people in it?

02:59:13.740 Yeah, usually not this early in the day, for sure.

02:59:18.500 No, never.

02:59:19.660 Dude, it's like 70 to 100.

02:59:21.660 So, I'm just, I'm throwing a lot of conspiracy theories.

02:59:24.920 They're not throttling right now.

02:59:28.440 The spaces.

02:59:29.740 This is probably true numbers.

02:59:32.240 It's the White Power Awakening. 0.97

02:59:37.380 That's it.

02:59:37.980 Dude, just...

02:59:38.660 I literally just passed a billboard.

02:59:42.200 Yeah, no, I like the conspiracy, but we do have to switch over to the White Power Lunch Hour. 0.98

02:59:53.180 So, I'll let Paul get his sign-off here real quick, and I'll do sign-off here.

03:00:00.160 White Power, everybody. 0.99

03:00:01.420 I love you all.

03:00:02.200 Remember to be a friend.

03:00:03.320 Tell a friend something nice.

03:00:04.380 You can change their life. 1.00

03:00:05.380 And White Fucking Power. 1.00

03:00:07.140 Let's have a day. 1.00

03:00:07.780 Hell yeah.

03:00:13.080 It's been a good show.

03:00:14.240 We 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.

03:00:27.920 And we also had a lot of discussion about financial aspects, and yeah, it's been a really good conversation.

03:00:34.940 So, I hope you guys enjoyed the show.

03:00:37.160 We were going to switch over to the White Power Lunch Hour now.

03:00:39.940 So, get your bib on, get your napkins ready, and get ready to indulge in a delicious White Power feast. 0.96

03:00:47.400 So, White Power, everybody. 1.00

03:00:48.620 Have a great rest of your day, and we'll see you guys bright and early tomorrow. 0.99

03:00:52.360 White Fucking Power. 0.98

03:00:53.400 Unite the clans. 1.00

03:00:55.260 All right.

03:00:55.580 Thank you, Paladin, Paul, audience speakers.

03:01:03.080 Fantastic Arian Unity show.

03:01:05.940 We're going to get the White Power Lunch Hour rolling out here, where Floridians are no longer allowed to take the mic.

03:01:12.500 There will be absolutely zero discussion of insurance, weather, or housing prices, because that put me to sleep.

03:01:21.720 Well, 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. 0.93

03:01:30.980 We'll serve up some nutritious, delicious, grill-energizing, level-raising foodstuffs for your consumption.

03:01:39.720 I hope we're all doing fantastic today, brothers and sisters.

03:01:42.960 Yes, X is finally putting the White Excellence Radio out into the wild where it belongs, so that our brothers and sisters are lost amidst the labyrinth of brown people's spaces and poor takes and boring audience speaker panels. 1.00

03:02:04.000 The Plague, J.Q.R., and our rival spaces, now they can come here, and they can come to White Excellence Radio, and they can find a good space that is informative and nutritious and increase their grill levels alongside us.

03:02:18.180 Very much looking forward to it.

03:02:19.640 And we have some fantastic stuff going on today.

03:02:27.800 We're halfway through the week.

03:02:29.720 It is Wednesday.

03:02:30.700 It is Wednesday.

03:02:32.820 Work is subsiding for the time being.

03:02:36.220 My personal, personal life story.

03:02:39.660 I have a transition period going in.

03:02:42.120 Went and got some boxes from Home Depot.

03:02:44.120 I will never do that again because they cost, like, six or seven times more than they should.

03:02:49.780 So 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.

03:02:59.320 Garbage bags are just going to have to do for moving this time around.

03:03:03.860 Looking forward to throwing away half my stuff.

03:03:06.500 Facebook.

03:03:07.100 Yeah, Facebook marketplace.

03:03:08.020 That's a good idea.

03:03:09.360 That's a good idea. 0.87

03:03:10.920 WTF, how are you, brother?

03:03:12.000 It's good to see you. 0.96

03:03:12.760 I know, yeah, I've been around for a couple days, so.

03:03:14.580 Yeah.

03:03:15.040 It's good to see you, bro.

03:03:17.700 Absolutely, my friend.

03:03:19.000 Slowly coming back.

03:03:21.560 Nice.

03:03:22.300 Love to hear it.

03:03:23.900 Love to hear it.

03:03:25.960 Yeah, I've been, I'll check out Facebook.

03:03:28.840 I'll see what I can find on Facebook.

03:03:30.700 What I did last time, I got these big duffel bag type things and filled them with stuff.

03:03:38.580 And that worked, like, perfectly well.

03:03:41.060 I don't even know if I need that many boxes.

03:03:43.860 I've got, you know, I've got carrying cases for the important stuff.

03:03:49.100 And then everything else can just kind of, it's like, how many clothes do you need?

03:03:53.400 Too many clothes is a curse.

03:03:55.580 Man should never have too many clothes.

03:03:56.960 Mythos, welcome.

03:03:57.840 Good to see you, brother.

03:03:58.420 White power, how you doing? 1.00

03:04:04.520 Check, check.

03:04:05.040 Ew, we got some technical difficulties.

03:04:10.340 We'll get that sorted.

03:04:11.800 Yeah.

03:04:12.600 Man should never have too many clothes.

03:04:14.280 It's, um, it's really not good.

03:04:17.820 It's not good to have a clothes pile up like that.

03:04:21.440 Got too many clothes.

03:04:22.480 And only one suit.

03:04:24.840 You need one suit.

03:04:26.040 You need, uh, you need a set of survival clothes.

03:04:28.920 You need your pants.

03:04:30.060 You need your vest.

03:04:31.580 You need some good boots.

03:04:33.200 Maybe some fancy shoes.

03:04:34.460 If you're a fancy kind of person, you gotta do fancy stuff.

03:04:37.480 I understand.

03:04:38.680 Pair flip flops.

03:04:40.680 Trail shoes.

03:04:41.680 And, uh, blue jeans.

03:04:44.600 And, uh, gym gear.

03:04:46.380 And what else do you need?

03:04:48.460 What else do you need?

03:04:49.340 Mythos, are you with us?

03:04:50.680 Check, check.

03:04:51.360 Yeah.

03:04:52.500 Thanks.

03:04:52.940 Excellent.

03:04:53.440 Yeah.

03:04:54.200 Sorry, I know I worried everybody.

03:04:56.720 Five minutes late here.

03:04:58.900 Yeah.

03:05:00.760 Let's go.

03:05:01.440 Yeah, I was on a phone call.

03:05:03.540 I just lost track of time.

03:05:06.720 Well, it's good to have you here, brother.

03:05:08.400 I hope you're doing, uh, I hope you're doing well.

03:05:10.600 Very well.

03:05:11.640 And, uh, it's, uh, it's been a, a very good day.

03:05:19.620 Number of projects.

03:05:20.820 And this is, uh, kind of piggybacking off of what, what, uh, 1488 was talking about yesterday.

03:05:27.320 You know, projects, irons in the fire and, uh, and churning out things that are happening.

03:05:36.200 So it's exciting stuff.

03:05:37.300 And, uh, and we're hoping to, uh, to make some other bigger announcements here going forward.

03:05:43.420 So, yeah.

03:05:44.820 Uh, but good to be here.

03:05:46.060 Got to switch, got to switch my brain out of, uh, out of planning and thinking into talking.

03:05:50.620 So, uh, my, uh, my, uh, my juice has got to get flowing here.

03:05:54.240 But, yeah, it's good to be here at Skull Mask.

03:05:55.820 Have we done, uh, the, the promotion of, um, uh, reposting the space and, uh, not quite.

03:06:06.920 We'll wipe out our lunch hour.

03:06:08.200 All right, let's get that done.

03:06:09.480 Uh, let's go.

03:06:10.520 If everybody can, uh, go ahead and, and, uh, geez, we've got a, another nice, uh, size audience here.

03:06:18.680 Uh, thank you guys all for, for, uh, joining us and enjoying the area in Unity.

03:06:24.780 Uh, I do love that Area in Unity has put in, uh, a little emoji of a handshake in their, uh, in their title.

03:06:32.140 So, well done there.

03:06:33.540 I like it.

03:06:34.120 We've got the sandwich on ours.

03:06:36.560 Um, it's good stuff.

03:06:38.100 We like to have fun here.

03:06:39.480 Like to get a little, uh, a little crazy.

03:06:42.260 Um, but, yeah, a lot going on.

03:06:45.160 I 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.

03:06:53.440 That's for sure.

03:06:54.140 So, let's repost the space. 0.81

03:06:55.720 Um, you know, put a, put a sandwich icon, uh, in the repost.

03:07:01.060 So, if you can quote tweet it with the sandwich and, uh, get it out there.

03:07:04.940 Let people know that the, uh, White Power Lunch Hour is about to pack a, a big bite. 0.86

03:07:09.680 Uh, we've got, uh, 92, uh, listeners in the, um, in the tunnels below.

03:07:18.420 Uh, a good, what, 130, uh, folks willing to at least put their, uh, anonymous, uh, PFP on the stage.

03:07:29.380 It's a good day.

03:07:30.960 Um, so, happy to be here.

03:07:32.620 Happy for, uh, I didn't get to catch up on any of, uh, the, uh, Arian Unity.

03:07:38.380 So, I don't know what's been talked about there, uh, what the general vibe is.

03:07:42.320 But, yeah, glad to be here.

03:07:44.200 And I will get, uh, caught up as soon as, uh, I'll give you a rundown.

03:07:51.040 I'll give you a rundown mythos.

03:07:52.720 Arian Unity was the equivalent for the past last half hour of hanging out in the Cabana

03:07:58.800 House next to a West Coast upper income golf course in Florida.

03:08:04.600 So, that is what, uh, that is what we just went through.

03:08:08.040 So, um, I heard the word insurance, I think, 30 or 40 times.

03:08:14.800 Insurance?

03:08:15.600 I heard the word insurance.

03:08:17.040 Um, I heard, uh, I heard HOA.

03:08:19.620 I heard HOA.

03:08:20.720 You know when you hear HOA acronym that you, um, you're deep in with the, uh, Florida guys

03:08:25.860 here.

03:08:26.180 So, nah, I love you guys.

03:08:27.760 I was, I'm from Florida.

03:08:28.880 I was born in Florida.

03:08:29.700 I was born in Miami, actually.

03:08:31.200 I spent a lot of my time near, uh, the Suwanee River and, um, Okeechobee growing up in central

03:08:37.980 Florida.

03:08:38.340 And I have very fond memories of it.

03:08:40.340 And it was very white and very rural.

03:08:43.680 And, uh, it's been, it's, it's totally changed, which is just utterly bizarre going back there

03:08:49.300 because it was very much like a down south kind of place where I, when I went, when I

03:08:54.680 grew up there and, um, fishing and mud and, uh, like drag races and, like, swamp fishing

03:09:03.760 and all this great stuff.

03:09:05.000 And it's, like, since then, um, I went back and Ocala was, I, I used to spend time in Ocala

03:09:11.820 when I was a kid and Ocala has turned into this, like, ah, there's so many Mexicans. 1.00

03:09:17.580 There's so many Aztecs, man.

03:09:19.380 It's, it's unfortunate.

03:09:20.460 Yeah, yeah, that is unfortunate.

03:09:27.840 I mean, they did a good job of spreading themselves all over, um, the country there.

03:09:34.240 Um, I, I actually worked with, uh, a couple of these Aztecs in, um, in Las Vegas when we

03:09:41.780 were doing, um, some, uh, construction work.

03:09:44.800 Um, and they would, these, uh, two, uh, Aztec in, uh, they were the hill people, uh, in Mexico

03:09:54.140 and, uh, they would come over and, uh, their, this is their strategy is about 20, a little

03:10:01.700 over 25 years ago.

03:10:03.080 And so they were the grunt, right?

03:10:07.520 They were getting paid under the table and they would come over to the United States 0.56

03:10:15.860 over the border in a limousine.

03:10:18.280 They would pay $400 to get traffic, uh, to and from across the border for 400 bucks.

03:10:25.300 Um, I'm, I'm sure it's a lot more expensive now, uh, but that's what they were paying back

03:10:29.560 then.

03:10:30.340 And they had people going all over it.

03:10:32.720 I've talked to them and they had people going all over the country in this way.

03:10:37.280 And, uh, Chicago, um, you know, Midwest, all, all over the place.

03:10:43.720 And, uh, their strategy was to, uh, live in an apartment with like 15 of them.

03:10:53.900 And, uh, I, I got to peek inside the apartment here and they had just mattresses all over the

03:11:01.640 floor.

03:11:02.360 All they would do is work, eat, and mail money to Mexico. 0.90

03:11:06.260 They, the money that they needed at that time, 25 years ago to retire back to Mexico was $10,000.

03:11:17.240 So they would come, they would work, they would ship money.

03:11:20.460 When they hit the $10,000 mark, they would move back to Mexico and then live in semi-retirement

03:11:28.200 and do whatever it is people do on, uh, in, in Mexico.

03:11:33.300 So very interesting strategy, but they did use this to move all over the, uh, the country.

03:11:41.980 And that's why you see this infestation and, and they were illegal, right?

03:11:47.120 Um, and the legals would all be the cover for them, right?

03:11:52.280 This is, this is the danger of having legal migration because when you have these enclaves 0.91

03:11:58.000 of legal Aztec migrants, that's where the illegals go. 0.95

03:12:02.720 And they, um, and they, um, and they then, uh, hide amongst the illegals, right? 0.92

03:12:11.000 So that's where this line has to be hard drawn.

03:12:15.540 No enclaves, no legals either, because automatically, you know, unbeknownst to everyone else, they

03:12:25.620 are, um, they're infesting and, uh, playing cover for the, the illegals, their family is 0.98

03:12:35.120 what they do.

03:12:35.940 They all have a loyalty to their homeland.

03:12:38.780 I've seen that I've worked with a, uh, business owner who unashamedly was aware that, uh, they

03:12:47.360 had, uh, they had these access keys, right?

03:12:51.900 So it was like a cleaning industry years ago.

03:12:54.480 And, um, he was completely aware that the illegals would take the legal's access key and they all,

03:13:02.160 like, look the same and nobody ever checks really.

03:13:04.460 It's like a swipe in thing for these buildings and they would live, they were living eight

03:13:10.060 to a, eight to an apartment, like eight to like a little tiny half a house duplex thing.

03:13:15.400 And, um, that was, they, they would rack up like 60 or 70 hours on one paycheck because

03:13:21.200 they would split the work between three of them and they were working multiple jobs.

03:13:24.980 So one of them in the house would be legal.

03:13:27.220 So you have one social security number and then the rest of them were just illegal and

03:13:32.040 they would just trade.

03:13:33.060 And sometimes they would go, you know, go to their landscaping job and they would get

03:13:37.380 hired by in this part of the, I live in the Midwest now by, um, white business owners.

03:13:42.720 This is something that is like very serious and, and is very, uh, is a betrayal of our people

03:13:49.460 by, by a lot of these business owners who know that they are employing illegals.

03:13:54.980 They know they're using illegal labor and they know what these people are up to, but, uh,

03:13:59.180 their bottom line is, is more important that, uh, their business might not be able to survive

03:14:05.040 if they can't compete with the others who are employing illegals as well.

03:14:08.500 So they do that.

03:14:09.400 They live in the hive and then they, they will, you know, use just a couple of social

03:14:15.060 security numbers of the legal ones.

03:14:17.220 And, um, the whole system is our, our law enforcement system when it comes to immigration has been

03:14:24.160 so lax and now it's just, uh, it's other than the occasional super based video, which we

03:14:30.800 could talk about if you want to get into that middust, cause I saw that super based video

03:14:35.080 of ice jumping out of the U-Haul.

03:14:36.400 That was cool.

03:14:36.880 But, but other than that, it's like these people just live for decades.

03:14:39.920 I can see that.

03:14:40.460 Another, another great, uh, marketing piece, um, and, and we were talking about this the

03:14:46.880 other day, those marketing pieces, while they might not be effective, uh, actually deporting

03:14:52.240 people, uh, they are stirring up the, the consciousness, uh, and, and stoking the fears of these people,

03:15:02.240 right?

03:15:02.420 When, when these people can live among their, their fellow, uh, Aztecs and Olmecs, uh, in 1.00

03:15:09.740 the United States and not have the fear of deportation, uh, they, they get very comfortable when they

03:15:17.560 know that there's a chance that they get hemmed up and shipped back to Mexico.

03:15:22.200 Uh, it makes it a lot harder for them or increases the consequences of coming back and they still

03:15:29.920 will.

03:15:30.220 A lot of them still will come back.

03:15:31.680 Uh, they had been deported before and they'll come right back.

03:15:34.980 But the, the atmosphere that these videos are creating is good for us.

03:15:41.720 It's good to have that, um, seniority.

03:15:48.040 Yeah.

03:15:48.700 The optics are good.

03:15:50.040 The optics are great.

03:15:51.040 Um, we need it at about 10 X or 100, I think 100 X the scale would be a good, a good place

03:15:58.200 to start.

03:15:58.980 Uh, you know, black U-Hauls, blacked out box trucks all over the nation with guys jumping

03:16:05.780 out, full raid kit, just grabbing and black bagging illegals and throwing them in the 1.00

03:16:11.800 back and disappearing them.

03:16:13.080 And there should be a whole entire streamlined kind of processing pipeline for them where,

03:16:19.060 you know, you have tele, uh, uh, like a telecourt with a zoom and the judge has to sit there

03:16:25.080 for 12 hours a day and he has to process thousands and thousands of cases and they just tell it

03:16:30.960 in and it's, Hey, you're an illegal bank guilty.

03:16:33.460 You're out.

03:16:33.800 And then, um, put them on, you know, uh, maybe we could use trains.

03:16:39.200 I think, you know, planes are probably pretty expensive.

03:16:41.240 So I think we could use boxcars.

03:16:43.440 I think we can use boxcars on trains, put them in there and then boom, just dump them

03:16:49.220 into the Rio Grande or something like that.

03:16:51.500 But, uh, the optics are good.

03:16:52.980 The optics are good.

03:16:53.940 Yeah.

03:16:54.580 This is, this is the, the humanity quote unquote, that, uh, that white people need to get over.

03:17:03.040 Uh, they come over in the back of U-Hauls.

03:17:06.700 They come over in, they don't come over in, in their own vehicles.

03:17:12.560 They don't come over, uh, in, uh, well-maintained, uh, accommodations.

03:17:19.700 They're not in a sleeper car.

03:17:21.980 They're not in a first class train.

03:17:24.200 They are in the back of U-Hauls packed in, um, as tight as possible.

03:17:30.720 There's no reason we don't send them back in the same way.

03:17:33.680 Well, there's no reason that we're saying, okay, everybody has their own seat.

03:17:37.560 No, no, no, you get in the cut, you get in the box and you go, and that could be a, a C train.

03:17:45.980 I don't care.

03:17:47.080 Uh, it could be the, the back of an 18 wheeler, uh, you know, packing them up, uh, 200 standing

03:17:54.140 room only at a time and, and running them back.

03:17:58.060 They, they are already comfortable with that.

03:18:01.420 That's the way they came over this way.

03:18:03.700 So there's no reason that we're, we're running this, uh, white glove expedition.

03:18:10.000 This is, this is a failure to, uh, realize, uh, the, the reality of what's happening.

03:18:16.560 Right.

03:18:17.100 And so, yeah, I just, uh, I'll put that.

03:18:20.820 No, you're absolutely right, brother.

03:18:22.540 It's, it's silly too, especially the cries for some sort of, uh,

03:18:27.200 procedure, some sort of legal procedure, as if they are entitled to the, uh, the same

03:18:34.580 legal procedure that, uh, citizens are entitled to. 0.97

03:18:38.180 That's absolutely ridiculous. 0.85

03:18:39.800 And it's a, um, it reminds me of the Mr. Beast thing too, in a way, because the whole 0.96

03:18:44.780 entire method of hijacking our empathy is to say, is to create, you have to actually,

03:18:52.500 you can't fix it.

03:18:53.360 You can't fix it because the only way to fix it is for you to be mean.

03:18:56.200 So you have to do what we want you to do.

03:19:00.120 And if you don't do that, then you're mean.

03:19:02.640 And, um, that means that you have to give them a court date that's seven years out.

03:19:07.060 And meanwhile, they can stay here in the country and they can work and, uh, they can live like 0.98

03:19:11.860 normal people and disappear into the population and never show up for their court date.

03:19:15.520 And that, uh, it creates a, a dialectic of negotiation, right?

03:19:20.760 As if there's a negotiation, as, as if, oh no, well, this is, you know, uh, we need to

03:19:26.760 be treated X, Y, Z in order for us to be properly handled in, you know, in the export, um, um, uh,

03:19:37.100 deportation.

03:19:38.100 And no, no, no, no, you don't, you don't get anything standing room only back of an

03:19:44.320 18 wheeler sweating.

03:19:46.020 Like you're in the Hills of Mexico and, you know, all stinking it up together. 0.99

03:19:52.760 And that's fine.

03:19:54.200 Uh, the only thing we need to do and, and the only thing we need to care about is whether

03:19:58.580 or not people are dying, uh, on the trip.

03:20:01.520 And outside of that, we don't, we don't have to.

03:20:04.660 And if, if a few do die, then that is a matter of course, because, you know, some people are

03:20:13.260 just going to die. 0.70

03:20:14.160 Uh, everybody dies.

03:20:15.500 It's what happens.

03:20:16.560 And if somebody came over and they're too unhealthy or too, uh, disabled to make the 1.00

03:20:23.720 trip back, well, you should have thought about that in the first place, because we're not

03:20:27.920 responsible for it.

03:20:29.500 Your life is forfeit at that point.

03:20:31.740 Your life is forfeit.

03:20:33.100 You acknowledged that when you decided to invade a country.

03:20:35.920 Simple as.

03:20:37.280 Uh, should we get to some of these hands?

03:20:39.220 What do you think?

03:20:39.760 What do you think?

03:20:40.600 Yeah, let's do it.

03:20:41.740 And I want to run on this vein because there's a very important dynamic that, that,

03:20:46.560 we have to discuss about our people.

03:20:49.340 And you, you mentioned that, that the people who are employing these people are a very big

03:20:53.540 problem.

03:20:54.420 And we're seeing, we're going to see this resurface, uh, when we get hegemony, uh, when

03:21:01.080 we get, uh, our white nation back, we're going to see, uh, a very, uh, uh, a problem. 0.78

03:21:10.440 And then we'll get to that in a moment.

03:21:11.500 Yeah, let's get this man's open votes.

03:21:14.860 So I think you're a first open and then humming bird.

03:21:18.480 And those are the only ones I see.

03:21:20.200 So take it away.

03:21:21.000 Open.

03:21:21.480 What do you got for us, brother?

03:21:23.840 Well, I'm a big fan of detention centers.

03:21:26.360 So you don't have the legals running around in a country causing a whole bunch of trouble.

03:21:31.640 Uh, you know, if you want to wait seven years for your time or whatever, no problem.

03:21:35.360 You're going to be stuck in some detention center for seven years.

03:21:37.940 You know, if you want to, uh, self-deport, no problem.

03:21:42.080 We'll fast track that.

03:21:43.160 But if you want to tie up the system, you can hang out in your detention center for seven

03:21:47.340 years or however long you want to do that.

03:21:49.560 Uh, I was just going to say though, for like a quick move, go get the contractor garbage

03:21:53.820 bags from the home Depot and banana boxes.

03:21:56.460 They're always free from your produce department at the grocery stores.

03:22:00.640 So the banana box are real tough for a bunch of little junk and always move your clothes

03:22:04.960 in the contractor garbage bags because it just works like a dam and they're tough.

03:22:09.660 They're not going to rip on you during a move there.

03:22:12.420 There's go.

03:22:13.040 Thank you, brother.

03:22:15.020 Thank you.

03:22:15.580 And I am fortunate.

03:22:16.900 I have, uh, struck a deal with my current landlord where I'll be leaving most of my

03:22:22.280 furniture behind, which, um, is, is a kind of a win-win for both of us.

03:22:27.420 So I don't have a lot of, uh, big bulky furniture to move.

03:22:31.800 And, uh, the contractor bags is definitely the direction I'm going to go.

03:22:36.160 So I appreciate that, my friend.

03:22:37.640 Banana boxes.

03:22:38.480 I hadn't considered that.

03:22:39.600 I like that.

03:22:40.700 I like that.

03:22:41.280 Each grocery store goes through about a hundred free banana boxes a day.

03:22:45.660 People just can't get enough bananas.

03:22:47.400 I tell you, we're all monkeys now.

03:22:52.240 Yeah.

03:22:52.880 Nice.

03:22:53.580 Nice.

03:22:54.400 Someone's eating.

03:22:55.380 Al McBurde, what do you got, brother?

03:22:56.960 White power. 0.98

03:22:57.560 Good to see you.

03:22:59.660 Hey, mate.

03:23:01.400 Um, yeah.

03:23:03.440 A few things.

03:23:04.120 Uh, the first, I agree completely.

03:23:06.540 It's absolutely necessary for us to, uh, support each other and support white businesses, um, 0.98

03:23:20.640 to, you know, build white businesses with each other. 0.98

03:23:29.500 And, um, um, nobody should be hiring, uh, especially not people who are illegal, though.

03:23:43.120 It's like every other race, um, favors their own people. 1.00

03:23:51.240 And we've been tricked into believing that we shouldn't, that that's a bit bad.

03:24:02.060 Or, uh, they like, uh, to use a word racist. 1.00

03:24:08.780 And, uh, it's just bullshit. 0.97

03:24:12.100 So, uh, let's support and prioritize one another, uh, especially considering the predicament our 0.98

03:24:24.460 people are in.

03:24:26.460 And then, uh, on the subject of immigration, um, I agree there shouldn't be anyone in our 1.00

03:24:36.440 nation that, uh, isn't a citizen that is, um, not an American citizen.

03:24:50.880 They should be immediately returned to their homeland. 1.00

03:24:58.860 I mean, this shouldn't be controversial at all.

03:25:01.420 Like, um, the double standards are insane.

03:25:06.660 If a white person, if an American should try to, uh, illegally enter another nation or 0.52

03:25:20.000 overstay our welcome, they would send us packing immediately. 1.00

03:25:27.180 Or throw us in jail and treat us like shit. 1.00

03:25:31.460 So why the fuck are our treasonous elected representatives prioritizing? 1.00

03:25:39.680 Well, number one, facilitating, uh, foreign invasion of our lands and then prioritizing these 1.00

03:25:48.980 foreign invaders over us. 1.00

03:25:52.120 The native population who they claim to represent.

03:25:58.420 I mean, it's complete insanity.

03:26:01.460 And, um, I believe I, I've actually been impressed with, uh, the Department of Homeland

03:26:10.840 Security's X page, their page here on Twitter.

03:26:16.100 They, they, they, they actually post some, uh, solid things.

03:26:23.700 And, uh, I think I saw in there that they were, um, offering a $50,000 sign on bonus for,

03:26:34.560 uh, people who, um, gain employment with ICE.

03:26:41.060 And so I'll say anyone who's looking for work and interested, that is something to consider it all.

03:26:51.120 I mean, we need more patriots in our institutions, in the federal government.

03:27:01.740 And then use your discernment to build community in there, sort of tribalize and will eventually reclaim our nation.

03:27:20.960 Um, 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

03:27:50.940 withholding disaster relief funds from cities and states that boycott Israel.

03:28:01.280 So 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.

03:28:28.720 Um, 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.

03:28:48.780 And, uh, uh, a lot of it is through bribery and blackmail involving atrocities against children.

03:28:57.660 So this is a state of emergency.

03:29:01.760 Um, anyway, uh, thank you all for hosting and, uh, stay strong, stay healthy.

03:29:09.440 God bless.

03:29:10.320 Thank you, brother.

03:29:15.460 Yeah, 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.

03:29:22.000 It's going to be a cultural shift that allows us to hold each other accountable right now.

03:29:28.400 A lot of our white business owners are employing nonce, right? 1.00

03:29:35.340 Uh, uh, this is where purity versus progress is a factor.

03:29:44.160 Uh, 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. 0.99

03:30:01.560 And this isn't just an overnight process, right?

03:30:04.020 This 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.

03:30:17.540 So 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.

03:30:40.320 Like 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.

03:31:10.320 Purging 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. 1.00

03:31:39.420 And, and you will be on the hook for a report in that case to say, this is the progress I've made.

03:31:47.180 This is where we're going.

03:31:49.440 And backsliding would be a very, you know, it'd be a cultural and social penalty, right?

03:31:55.060 You can't backside.

03:31:56.520 It's gotta be a steady progress out of where we are into where we're going.

03:32:00.840 Um, and, and that's just a part of this.

03:32:04.780 And I'm just trying to be realistic here about putting something out that's a feasible means and, and it's kind of, you know, spitballing.

03:32:13.520 I'm just, I just thinking of this right now.

03:32:16.420 So, um, yeah, rusty and then, uh, notice or go ahead.

03:32:21.240 Yeah.

03:32:21.940 As 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. 1.00

03:32:34.580 If there was, um, you needed more, you can fit them out very quickly.

03:32:39.020 They don't need to be a seed, almost like a cattle car design.

03:32:42.960 Um, you would use, and then you could just bolt down some little benches for everyone, uh, almost in the style of a bus, right?

03:32:51.660 You 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.

03:33:08.880 And there you go.

03:33:09.560 And, 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.

03:33:28.340 And 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.

03:33:41.960 They literally keep them in back of the store.

03:33:44.220 You just go and ask the manager.

03:33:45.900 He will literally be like, yep, take whatever you want.

03:33:48.500 And, uh, I always use them all different sizes.

03:33:53.140 Good tip, brother.

03:33:54.500 I appreciate that.

03:33:55.480 Thank you.

03:33:55.920 Yeah.

03:33:56.200 And, you know, I think we need to start getting a little sci-fi.

03:33:59.920 I 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.

03:34:14.040 Um, we're going to take it.

03:34:15.420 We're going to boil it.

03:34:16.280 We'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.

03:34:22.360 And 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.

03:34:28.900 And it's like, all right, cool.

03:34:30.080 Here's a thousand calorie nutrient cube.

03:34:32.140 If you trade it to, um, you know, or to one of the other members of the train for some insidious purpose, then that's on you, buddy.

03:34:40.620 So like wherever King rat turns out in each train car, like that's their problem.

03:34:46.060 Uh, go ahead.

03:34:46.800 Let me add to that.

03:34:49.280 If anybody deserves to eat the bugs, it's them.

03:34:53.180 Like we can feed them the cricket protein.

03:34:55.940 That's fine.

03:34:56.880 Right.

03:34:57.280 If it's healthy for us to eat, then it's perfectly fine for them to eat.

03:35:02.800 And that's what they can eat.

03:35:03.760 They can eat the cricket protein and the bugs in a cube and that's what they get.

03:35:10.120 Uh, and, and we don't have to do any more than the bare minimum, uh, a hundred percent.

03:35:14.680 And that's generous.

03:35:16.260 I mean, look, it's like you said, leave while it's still safe.

03:35:20.940 Look, dude, like it's not, this is an invasion for it to be treated as anything other than that is grace on our part.

03:35:29.060 And, 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.

03:35:38.340 Right.

03:35:38.760 Why, why do we do that?

03:35:40.160 Other countries don't do that.

03:35:41.120 Do you know what the, yeah, yeah.

03:35:42.440 Other, other people don't do that.

03:35:43.880 And, um, that's part of the problem, but I'll leave that there.

03:35:47.460 And should they not have labor camp?

03:35:49.920 I keep thinking this is a good idea.

03:35:51.920 Labor camp before you send them, because that gives you back some, uh, what's it called when they. 0.68

03:36:00.060 Reparations or whatever it is, right.

03:36:01.660 They got to make up for some of it.

03:36:03.460 We, they don't do any forestry work anymore.

03:36:06.700 The forestry service in California, it causes fires.

03:36:10.720 We could, they could be cleaning up the forests that the, of the things that our budget supposedly can't handle.

03:36:17.760 They could be doing labor.

03:36:19.240 They 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.

03:36:28.680 And if they get caught again after that, like 10 or 15 years hard labor, I don't know.

03:36:33.580 I mean, I think, you know, I think what the best, I don't think we should do.

03:36:40.900 I don't, I don't, that's too leaky of a system.

03:36:43.340 You know, it's like, everything has to be logistics wise.

03:36:46.420 It has to be clean.

03:36:47.340 It has to be like, it has to operate like a system.

03:36:50.360 And then we got to feed them.

03:36:51.820 Yeah.

03:36:52.220 Yeah.

03:36:52.600 Yeah.

03:36:52.840 You know, there's always, there's always things to consider.

03:36:54.980 And 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.

03:37:06.580 And they gave them free showers and all this stuff like that.

03:37:10.700 We don't want to do that.

03:37:11.560 We learned our lesson, you know, and no free showers this time.

03:37:15.420 No free showers.

03:37:19.980 Noticer, what you got, brother?

03:37:21.220 Get in there.

03:37:24.020 Thanks guys.

03:37:25.700 Touching what Mythos was saying.

03:37:27.720 You know, I've been honest with him.

03:37:30.400 I've talked to him about my business and how I am prioritizing hiring our people.

03:37:36.840 And 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.

03:37:48.760 Even if the guy's, you know, two or $3 an hour more, it doesn't matter.

03:37:53.600 Like you can't look at the price point.

03:37:56.260 You have to prioritize your people.

03:38:00.840 And a little crazy story.

03:38:02.420 So, 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. 0.86

03:38:23.620 And the agreement is you have to provide housing and transportation.

03:38:27.600 Well, he immediately takes me over to a shop on the same ranch to do some work for him.

03:38:34.940 And you open up the shop, and I'm not joking.

03:38:37.820 This guy had like three brand new wrapped Porsche 911 GTR3s, two brand new Ferraris.

03:38:46.840 The guy's clearly not hurting.

03:38:48.260 But 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.

03:39:08.340 And so, I think that's a big problem, especially where I live, is people become such individualists.

03:39:15.120 They don't care.

03:39:15.940 They're going to do whatever is the cheapest option possible just so they can stuff their pockets a little more.

03:39:21.300 And we've got to change our mindset, especially as business owners.

03:39:24.740 You know, we've got to prioritize our people.

03:39:26.940 We can't just talk the talk.

03:39:29.000 We've got to walk the walk.

03:39:29.940 I'm going to land there.

03:39:35.400 Yeah, that's absolutely.

03:39:36.520 This is – it's a horrific problem.

03:39:39.340 It's – I've met a lot of business owners who gloat about this and in the same breath.

03:39:47.080 It's like they have developed – they have internalized the libtard cope. 1.00

03:39:52.360 Like, it's so funny.

03:39:53.380 These 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.

03:40:00.940 But they have internalized this libtard talking point of, well, you know, young white men, they just don't want to work. 0.95

03:40:08.760 They want to sit there and they want to play video games all day and they want to scroll on the TikTok.

03:40:15.800 And it's like you are echoing the enemy's talking points to justify the economic situation that is currently destroying our labor economy.

03:40:29.280 And it's really – it gets me really hot under the collar.

03:40:36.320 And when you're in certain positions, you can't really voice your opinion because these people are your clients.

03:40:44.840 So one of the biggest issues I have in my field is Jeets. 1.00

03:40:51.560 I 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. 1.00

03:41:07.980 Every 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.

03:41:17.140 They would tell you they know all this stuff.

03:41:18.980 And 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.

03:41:33.440 And 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.

03:41:44.100 They didn't care.

03:41:45.220 They didn't care.

03:41:45.800 I don't even know what they were paying the guy.

03:41:47.060 Probably 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.

03:42:06.020 And these kids do good work.

03:42:07.980 I went to school with a bunch of white kids, a bunch of white kids who wrote good code and they took it very seriously.

03:42:14.360 And 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.

03:42:27.800 And to see this field just absolutely like torn to pieces by these foreign engineers and outsourcing has been – it's been disastrous. 1.00

03:42:38.000 And it's not – like we have to stop.

03:42:41.300 We have to clamp down on this.

03:42:42.480 There has to be not only – we have to not only incentivize the employment of U.S. citizens, preferably white, over everyone else, 0.69

03:42:50.800 but also we have to – there have to be some serious punitive consequences for doing otherwise, like social shaming and fiends.

03:43:00.680 And this is – and the guys in software know this, but this is an international game.

03:43:09.920 And I know a guy, a personal friend of mine, who works in this industry at one of the big firms.

03:43:18.940 And 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.

03:43:37.860 And he was describing the demographics of his company.

03:43:42.940 They have a group in India, right?

03:43:51.800 They have Indian programmers, and they have Bulgarian programmers.

03:43:56.060 And he was telling me about each one, that the Indians – he said they do good work.

03:44:03.560 They actually put out decent engineers, which is why they're working, right?

03:44:06.900 It's not like X is completely falling apart.

03:44:10.440 It may be a bit shoddy from time to time, right?

03:44:13.200 We understand what we're working with here, but it's not like it's always broken, right?

03:44:18.480 So there is a level of competence that they do actually have.

03:44:24.060 And he's describing this.

03:44:25.820 He has to manage these people.

03:44:27.300 He has to run these dynamics.

03:44:31.740 And he was telling me about the difference between the Indians and the Bulgarians.

03:44:35.540 He 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. 1.00

03:44:54.560 They just nod and say, oh, okay, yeah, okay, yeah, we can do that.

03:44:59.460 Okay, yeah, we can do that.

03:45:00.960 And 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.

03:45:14.260 So it takes a lot longer.

03:45:16.720 This is his words to me.

03:45:18.080 It takes a lot longer for the Indian programmers to get a thing done, and they don't meet deadlines. 1.00

03:45:24.460 They're not deadline-oriented whatsoever, and when they have problems, they aren't forthcoming, right?

03:45:39.880 So 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. 0.96

03:45:53.140 I don't know if we can do that.

03:45:54.340 And 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?

03:46:10.540 They are very deadline-oriented and can actually accomplish the thing.

03:46:14.500 So I'm sure they're a little more expensive for that reason, right?

03:46:21.340 And so it's a very interesting thing, and this is the workforce.

03:46:26.120 This is the global workforce in the tech industry.

03:46:30.100 You 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.

03:46:46.120 But, 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, 0.93

03:47:06.120 is one that's probably a bit out of reach in terms of accomplishing meaningful gains in that area, right? 0.98

03:47:22.400 As 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? 0.99

03:47:36.300 These people are all brown. 1.00

03:47:38.340 Or when you look in the back of the kitchen, you go, what the fuck? 1.00

03:47:43.260 Your team is still all brown, right? 0.95

03:47:45.820 So 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.

03:48:03.540 I don't know.

03:48:03.960 I'm just kind of, again, spitball on that.

03:48:06.060 But does that make sense, Comash, from what you've experienced in terms of how Indians operate?

03:48:15.820 I can't hear, Comash, but I want to go. 0.55

03:48:25.060 Hold your hands here, guys, because Marco has a lot of experience in this industry.

03:48:32.380 So I'd like to hear what he has to say on that.

03:48:34.940 Marco, go ahead.

03:48:37.200 Well, I hope Brother Skull can hear this.

03:48:42.300 I have walked, you know, a thousand miles in his shoes.

03:48:45.120 And what these Indians do is, he's probably experienced this, is the problem. 1.00

03:48:52.580 So we're looking at, you know, the construction industry versus, you know, hiring some guy, some offshore guy, right?

03:48:58.500 So at least in the construction industry, you see the guy and you maybe hire him on a Thursday.

03:49:04.720 And when he shows up on the following Monday, it's the same guy, right?

03:49:08.060 And the Indians actually do this. 0.90

03:49:12.320 You will interview a guy, because it's always over the telephone.

03:49:15.440 If he's not stateside, he's an H-1B guy.

03:49:18.380 You interview him over the phone.

03:49:19.920 And when he shows back, when he shows up to the office, two weeks later, his voice isn't even the same.

03:49:27.460 It's not even the same guy.

03:49:29.920 Okay. 1.00

03:49:30.260 And so I worked with, I've been working with the Indians for, they're backstabbing son of a bitches, dude. 1.00

03:49:36.000 And once they get into the office anyway. 0.99

03:49:37.980 But, you know, I've been working with Indians for 30 years now from Hyderabad.

03:49:45.020 And another trick they do is, and I've had the Indians themselves tell me this now, okay? 1.00

03:49:51.140 So they walk around, when you interview them, they'll walk around with, what would you call it?

03:49:57.060 It wasn't a cell phone.

03:49:57.840 What was it?

03:49:58.160 Like a wireless thing.

03:49:59.040 Remember in the old days, you'd have that telephone that you could walk through your house with?

03:50:04.240 The portable.

03:50:05.260 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

03:50:06.140 They'll walk through a building, and they'll have a SQL room.

03:50:09.680 Now, the Indians themselves have told me this.

03:50:12.040 They'll have a SQL room.

03:50:13.100 So 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.

03:50:21.740 So he'll go into a room, and all over the room on the walls, they'll have all these answers planted.

03:50:28.180 And he's got a handler with him.

03:50:29.960 And when the question comes up, this guy's job is he'll point to the answer to get the guy.

03:50:34.380 Now, this guy, the guy answering the questions, he does have a degree, but he hasn't actually done any work.

03:50:42.100 And then they'll say, okay, well, let's move on to, say, a C Sharp question or a Java question.

03:50:46.780 They'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.

03:50:55.140 And 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.

03:51:02.720 When you get him into the States, he's never done anything, man.

03:51:06.920 And so there's a lot of deception.

03:51:08.900 These are very real situations.

03:51:10.600 It's not a figment of my imagination or something I read somewhere.

03:51:14.880 But the real killer is when they show up, and their voice isn't even the same.

03:51:19.600 It's not even the same guy.

03:51:21.420 They send you a junior guy.

03:51:23.500 You've signed a contract for top dollar.

03:51:25.760 And this is what we're dealing with, man.

03:51:27.620 So I'm sure Skull's seen some level, pardon the pun, of this Skullduggery, pardon the pun.

03:51:33.820 But that is what they do, man.

03:51:36.060 So thanks for letting me share.

03:51:37.820 You're absolutely right.

03:51:39.000 Can you guys hear me?

03:51:39.960 Check, check.

03:51:40.800 Yep, perfect.

03:51:42.020 Excellent.

03:51:42.680 No, you're absolutely right, Marco.

03:51:43.760 This is why I am no longer beholden to a software company.

03:51:51.520 This is why I am going off on my own, and I am going to intentionally hire white engineers only. 0.99

03:52:01.480 I don't care if they're unexperienced.

03:52:03.740 I don't care if they're a junior at a state school.

03:52:06.160 I don't care any of that.

03:52:07.860 I 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. 0.89

03:52:27.400 They 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?

03:52:48.960 It's very rare, very rare, extremely rare.

03:52:52.020 But 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.

03:53:14.000 So, 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.

03:53:29.240 And you have to basically ambush them with strange questions about stuff that doesn't even, like garbage collection.

03:53:36.460 So, 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.

03:53:55.940 So, 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. 0.64

03:54:05.540 It's all white dudes. 0.96

03:54:07.020 Yeah.

03:54:07.560 Yeah, no worries, no worries, because I want to pitch it right back to you on what Skullmask said there.

03:54:15.440 From what it sounds like you're expressing, Marco, is that, you know, they could have a completely different person interviewing.

03:54:24.120 So, 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.

03:54:51.260 Does that comport?

03:54:53.380 Yeah, you're being unusually kind right now, because that's exactly what it is, man.

03:54:59.660 I mean, they literally, you sign a deal, they send the guy over, it's not the same guy.

03:55:05.280 You know, what Brother Skull was, I think where he's going, he's right, is they can't conceptualize solutions, right?

03:55:11.720 If 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.

03:55:21.880 They're not good at that.

03:55:23.380 But Skull, I would tell you, man, you know, I'm nearing the end of my career.

03:55:26.860 I still have a couple of contracts, but if you just need a senior consultant or manager, I'll work for free and help you out.

03:55:34.560 I don't have a lot of time, but I could help out with, you know, mentoring junior guys or something.

03:55:40.240 I would even charge a brother, so thanks for letting me say that.

03:55:42.820 That would be fantastic, Marco.

03:55:43.480 We'll get in the back channels about that, because that would be phenomenal.

03:55:46.500 And 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.

03:56:08.980 And 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.

03:56:24.180 Well, 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?

03:56:32.440 So, you know, the kids have no idea, you know, what they're doing at the machine level, because it is so abstracted, right?

03:56:39.200 When 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?

03:56:49.100 They have no idea, man, because they have IntelliSense.

03:56:51.680 So I'll be quiet.

03:56:53.300 Thank you.

03:56:54.060 Yeah, and they have, you know, they don't even, they're like, oh, I don't want to write in C because I have to allocate memory.

03:56:59.740 And then I have to do, I have to do pointers, and I have to do memory addressing, you know, stuff like that.

03:57:05.780 And it's like, all right, well, some of us had to write in assembly when we were in school.

03:57:12.220 And that was like, that was like the washout class.

03:57:15.400 The assembly class was like the washout class.

03:57:17.700 We were at 300 level.

03:57:19.120 I think less than half of the kids passed it.

03:57:21.760 So that was brutal.

03:57:22.900 So I, yeah, I got to jump in here.

03:57:24.880 We'll get to these hands here.

03:57:25.940 But, you know, I have expressed this, you know, I grew up a, and dabbled in, in basic, you know, C++.

03:57:38.280 And when visual basic came out, I was like, okay, this is more my speed.

03:57:42.980 And I operate in a WYSIWYG environment, right? 0.87

03:57:47.280 I like, I'm like, build the, the operating behind the scenes so that I can just tell things where to go.

03:57:54.200 To your point, Scull Mask, I didn't want to do any of that, that allocation.

03:57:58.940 I didn't want to do any databasing.

03:58:01.560 I didn't want to do all of the, the underlying infrastructure work.

03:58:08.340 I just wanted to produce the UI, right?

03:58:11.860 And it almost sounds like technology is getting that, to that point where, you know, these, these softwares are developed.

03:58:24.200 So even, even a software engineer is actually playing more on, you know, this top level infrastructure on, on the top layers.

03:58:34.940 Is, is that what I'm kind of getting here?

03:58:36.660 Yeah, absolutely, man.

03:58:38.920 It's pretty wild.

03:58:40.120 There'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.

03:58:50.960 You 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.

03:59:02.840 So 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?

03:59:17.100 I 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.

03:59:27.060 Well, we can, we can avoid that rabbit hole, but you are correct, Mythos.

03:59:30.580 So a bunch of these tools, they do allow a very top level kind of orchestration of, uh, the actual writing of code.

03:59:39.640 And 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.

03:59:51.380 And 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. 0.95

04:00:05.780 And 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.

04:00:15.300 It's probably, it's probably not as, as a, it's, it's kind of like the crypto rabbit hole, right?

04:00:21.100 Like a few people can get it and, and the rest are like, what are these people even talking about?

04:00:26.200 Uh, 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.

04:00:32.360 But yeah, just, it's good to kind of, you know, at least see how this is impacting us.

04:00:37.940 And 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?

04:00:49.260 Go ahead, Marco.

04:00:50.840 Okay. 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.

04:00:57.960 I 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?

04:01:06.800 That abstraction, you can create things quickly with which mythos you were talking about.

04:01:11.580 There's a place for that.

04:01:12.820 And, you know, it's one of the benefits of these wonderful technologies we get.

04:01:16.540 Should they be architecting, uh, uh, uh, you know, uh, you know, an application?

04:01:21.140 Probably not.

04:01:21.920 Right.

04:01:22.340 Right. But, uh, you know, but those kinds of guys, there was a place for that.

04:01:27.020 Uh, 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.

04:01:38.220 And, 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.

04:01:47.220 And 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.

04:01:57.060 He was like, are you kidding me, man?

04:01:59.980 So, you know, that what used to be what mythos would call the, you know, the, the RAD stuff, the highly abstracted stuff.

04:02:06.880 And then what we're doing today, there, there's a place for it, man.

04:02:10.440 It is definitely going to bring gains, uh, efficiency gains.

04:02:13.920 So thanks for letting me share.

04:02:15.580 And I won't promise I won't talk about Florida or, uh, software again today.

04:02:20.740 Thank you.

04:02:22.460 Thanks, Marco.

04:02:24.140 Yeah.

04:02:24.500 Um, yeah, a little nerdy.

04:02:26.900 We, we can nerd out. 0.67

04:02:28.160 We can get a little nerdy.

04:02:29.640 Uh, yeah.

04:02:31.020 Kikido and then Hummingbird.

04:02:32.240 Go ahead.

04:02:32.500 Kikido.

04:02:33.860 Yeah.

04:02:34.300 I didn't realize you guys were all such nerds.

04:02:36.420 You really ran off and left me with that software discussion.

04:02:39.900 Uh, notice her mentioned earlier, the, uh, you know, talking about we were on the train cars.

04:02:45.180 And, uh, then he said, you know, he'd gone to the guy's ranch that had like eight Ferraris or whatever, man.

04:02:50.380 I've, I've got into a couple of people like that. 0.99

04:02:52.940 Those fucking sellouts. 1.00

04:02:53.960 I can't help but be like, man, uh, you really don't give a shit about your friends and neighbors and family, do you? 1.00

04:02:59.800 And they don't typically react very well to being called out on that. 0.97

04:03:03.860 But, uh, regarding train cars and such, man, uh, you guys are so kind and, uh, just humanitarian, uh, thinking people. 0.99

04:03:14.680 So, my, uh, my brain and my heart goes to get the fuck out or we're going to kill you. 0.99

04:03:20.140 That's where I'm at with it. 0.99

04:03:21.860 And, um, I, I wish that everybody else felt that way. 0.96

04:03:25.060 And these people would probably get the fuck out on their own if, if they just, if it was a hostile environment to them, they would leave. 0.91

04:03:32.400 But, no, hell, they get handouts and love everywhere they go. 0.84

04:03:36.620 Um, you know, let's, let's take a simple example with the work stuff.

04:03:41.140 Have you ever, uh, had a, had a hail storm come and tear up your shingles on your house?

04:03:47.140 And so the guy comes out and he says, yeah, man, we can probably get your insurance company to replace this roof.

04:03:52.640 He's wearing a polo shirt, white guy in a big truck, nice guy, you know, sells you the roof.

04:03:58.260 And, uh, then the guys show up to put it on and it's like 10 Mexicans. 0.71

04:04:02.640 And that's just, uh, I, I think at that point we should be like, look, you guys need to get the hell out of here.

04:04:09.100 I don't want you on my property.

04:04:10.920 That, that's where I'm at with it.

04:04:12.620 I'm, I'm pretty pissed.

04:04:13.840 I'm blue collar guy. 1.00

04:04:15.140 I have really taken a beating because of the immigration shit. 1.00

04:04:18.540 Mexicans in particular. 1.00

04:04:19.960 Well, South, South American people, you know, Honduran, Guatemala and all that shit. 1.00

04:04:24.440 They, they came and took all of the, uh, those blue collar kind of lowbrow jobs, uh, that were just like labor jobs. 0.98

04:04:32.820 And they, they make decent money off of it somehow.

04:04:36.200 But, uh, a white guy go out and try to do that stuff.

04:04:39.740 It's just like, there's no money left in it for, for a guy like us.

04:04:44.080 Um, so yeah, I'm, I'm, I'm really aggravated about it, man.

04:04:47.800 I know I might sound a little, not so cool, but, but I'm, I'm just pissed, man.

04:04:53.040 I'm fighting mad that that's where I'm at with it.

04:04:55.600 And I, I don't know why everybody else is not.

04:04:57.700 And 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.

04:05:05.500 Let's start raising hell about it.

04:05:07.040 Everywhere we go, every chance we get, we raise hell.

04:05:10.040 We make people uncomfortable.

04:05:11.800 I land there.

04:05:17.800 Yeah, no, no, you're, you're spot on.

04:05:21.000 I 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.

04:05:35.240 But the, the, the level of compassion and sympathy we have for these people has to be at zero.

04:05:44.080 The, 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.

04:05:51.800 Um, 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.

04:06:10.320 That's it, right?

04:06:12.120 There'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.

04:06:24.340 Uh, and you know, that's that, I, I mean that in a hypothetical sense, you know, not in a, not in advocating sense.

04:06:33.980 This 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.

04:06:51.520 Uh, if they don't like that, uh, then we can go ahead and renegotiate over the line.

04:06:58.260 Uh, you know, but I think, yeah, you're, you're right about that.

04:07:01.800 And that's about where we need to be.

04:07:03.420 And, 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.

04:07:15.060 Now, I don't have to give you the plan.

04:07:16.720 You need to come up with the plan.

04:07:18.100 Uh, but you know what the, uh, what the level of expectations are and the level of standards are that we need to get to.

04:07:24.140 So start working on that because, you know, the day of the rope, uh, is upon us and it's out of my hands.

04:07:30.920 I, I, I don't have anything to do with it.

04:07:33.260 I don't get to decide when the day of the rope is.

04:07:35.480 All 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.

04:07:47.180 So get with it, people.

04:07:48.900 Uh, and that's, uh, you know, I'll leave it, I'll leave it there.

04:07:51.640 And I, I, I feel you, Kiki, you know, go ahead.

04:07:53.480 You 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.

04:08:03.580 And, um, uh, the lesser races have been psychologized into believing that, um, that we are just going to let everything continue and carry on. 0.94

04:08:15.300 And our political class is clearly going to let everything continue and carry on. 0.58

04:08:21.340 So 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.

04:08:39.440 This is a very good thing back to these ice videos.

04:08:43.380 If 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.

04:08:55.600 If we had politicians who are up there giving addresses that were saying, this is your chance.

04:09:01.120 There's going to be no economic opportunity for you here anymore.

04:09:04.080 And, 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.

04:09:19.980 So 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.

04:09:36.520 So very much looking forward to that.

04:09:40.260 Hell yeah. 1.00

04:09:41.080 If you're southbound, when we find you, we won't kill your ass. 1.00

04:09:45.180 Yeah. 1.00

04:09:45.680 You best not turn around. 0.79

04:09:46.940 We'll turn you into a pillar of salt. 0.66

04:09:48.660 Uh, go ahead, hummingbird.

04:09:54.600 Yeah, I understand the, uh, frustration.

04:09:58.760 Like, it's preposterous to think that our own government prioritizes these foreign invaders over us.

04:10:11.120 And, um, um, on the subject of, um, like the H1B visas, I mean, it's complete insanity.

04:10:22.220 The big corporations, uh, all around, um, America are laying off white Americans in particular, and then bringing in foreigners on H1B visas. 0.71

04:10:42.540 And it's sort of like, uh, like recently, um, Microsoft, uh, has laid off several thousand, uh, domestic, mostly white workers.

04:11:02.540 Workers, and they have experienced record profits and have a record valuation.

04:11:12.640 And meanwhile, they've applied for thousands of H1B visas to bring in mostly Indians.

04:11:25.780 Um, and it's no coincidence that the CEO of Microsoft is an Indian.

04:11:36.040 And so it's a hostile takeover of our nation.

04:11:43.040 And then we have people like Vivek Ramaswamy, who may hold, uh, high political power in Ohio of all places.

04:12:00.760 And he's an anchor baby from India.

04:12:05.100 And he's trying to tell us what Americans are.

04:12:11.000 He's trying to tell us who we are and where our nation and our people are heading. 1.00

04:12:22.500 We can no longer tolerate this shit. 1.00

04:12:26.660 He isn't American. 1.00

04:12:28.840 He's Indian.

04:12:30.760 Um, Americans aren't Indian.

04:12:34.300 Indians aren't American. 1.00

04:12:36.460 It's simple. 0.98

04:12:38.520 Um, and, you know, he tried to, he, he, he's the one who tried to throw out this BS narrative that, oh, Americans are lazy.

04:12:53.860 And they're not as intelligent as, uh, these, uh, uh, engineers, uh, and, and, and tech folks from foreign nations. 0.99

04:13:08.540 And like the conversation has alluded to earlier, that's a flat out lie. 0.98

04:13:14.980 And this engineering, the code is sloppy as fuck with lots of shortcuts, lots of BS illogical coding.

04:13:31.300 And, uh, uh, the fact is, uh, um, it, the quality has suffered dramatically, uh, as a result. 0.83

04:13:41.900 And, and, and sure, the, they undercut the salaries that they could pay these guys a lot less than what we would accept.

04:13:51.380 Cause we, we, we have dignity and understand our worth and they will work them a lot harder.

04:13:59.500 They're 60, 70, 80 hours a week.

04:14:03.980 And they're, uh, essentially be beholden or enslaved, uh, to some degree.

04:14:11.420 Cause the, the, the, the only thing that's keeping them in our nation is their employment status. 0.99

04:14:19.400 So the, this bullshit needs to end. 0.96

04:14:24.080 I mean, um, and yeah, we, we, we all need, need to start seriously tribalizing and prioritizing our own people. 0.99

04:14:38.940 I mean, that's what all peoples have been doing since the inception of humanity.

04:14:45.980 So this, the diversity and multiculturalism BS is just another way of saying white genocide that is happening in South Africa.

04:15:01.200 Overtly, the black South African political leaders are chanting in stadiums full of black South Africans. 0.99

04:15:08.200 Kill 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. 1.00

04:15:26.540 Oh, the evil whites, they were segregated and they wanted to live only amongst their own people. 1.00

04:15:35.740 And this was a great atrocity in history. 0.94

04:15:39.660 And 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.

04:15:57.880 Yeah.

04:15:58.160 And we get that, uh, hummingbird and, and great degree.

04:16:01.600 And we often have, uh, our, our South African friends.

04:16:04.780 In 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.

04:16:15.460 Uh, he, he won't be here this weekend.

04:16:17.500 I 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.

04:16:28.500 So that is our current, and, and actually we are going to be, uh, talking about some of this.

04:16:35.140 Um, I don't know how to phrase it other than spiritual economics and philosophy.

04:16:40.040 So it's going to be really good this Friday at, uh, 1 PM CST.

04:16:44.300 Be sure to catch it friends.

04:16:45.820 We'll see you there, but, uh, spot on hummingbird spot on.

04:16:49.360 Yeah.

04:16:49.920 And, and I'll just throw in there.

04:16:51.880 I'll, uh, I'll tune in then.

04:16:54.860 And, uh, uh, you know, the reason I state these things is because it's happening in all of our lands.

04:17:03.100 World wide.

04:17:06.340 So 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?

04:17:22.740 Well, that's, that's our direction.

04:17:24.860 A hundred percent.

04:17:25.580 Uh, you know, that we, we will all be South Africa if we, uh, don't decide to remain white nation. 0.63

04:17:33.100 Uh, and this is, this is where sympathy and compassion, uh, is thrown out, uh, because it's not, it's not a, a negotiation.

04:17:42.560 Uh, we're not having, um, some sort of splitting of treasures here in order to make everything fair and equitable.

04:17:50.000 This is a, this is a war against our people, biologically, economically, socially, uh, you know, psychologically, et cetera.

04:17:58.260 Uh, so it's, it's, uh, that's, that's why we have these conversations, right.

04:18:03.480 To make sure that we're, uh, able to understand what time it is.

04:18:08.400 Um, one of the things that, um, we need to deal with, right.

04:18:14.300 Is our white people who are hiring these people.

04:18:17.460 Uh, 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.

04:18:35.020 Really the symptoms of, of, of multiracial alliances is juice.

04:18:42.780 This is a symptom of a multiracial alliance where there is a multiracial alliance.

04:18:48.040 There will be juice.

04:18:49.420 This is, this is not something we can get around.

04:18:52.880 Uh, 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.

04:19:03.600 Well, you're, you can't be a white nationalist.

04:19:06.100 You can't be, uh, a white person, uh, with a nation.

04:19:11.400 If you are, uh, aligning interests with non-whites, this is this, we don't have the same interests. 1.00

04:19:19.820 They have their interests.

04:19:21.000 We have ours.

04:19:21.780 And it's very clean.

04:19:23.380 Uh, 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? 0.96

04:19:31.580 Because they're mongrels, because they share DNA with both groups. 1.00

04:19:35.920 And this is the way that they, they operate, uh, and, and how they make their, their ends meet.

04:19:43.300 And, uh, it's, it's a very valuable place for them to be so long as the opportunity arises.

04:19:51.400 And to be honest, we don't want to deal with them.

04:19:54.160 So yeah, let the Jews deal with them. 1.00

04:19:56.140 And then they have their position, uh, and their parasitic establishment within our country. 0.99

04:20:03.520 So this is, this has to be white, uh, go ahead, Skull. 0.80

04:20:07.800 And then I want to, um, I want to talk about something that's gonna, that's currently, um, uh, causing issues.

04:20:16.340 Yeah, absolutely, brother.

04:20:18.420 And 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.

04:20:29.220 We 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.

04:20:42.880 And 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.

04:20:59.560 This, 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.

04:21:13.580 There is no way that we can build a, a proper country for our nation.

04:21:21.720 If 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.

04:21:43.580 These 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.

04:21:52.400 This is the, this is the paradigm that they have to operate under.

04:21:56.480 It has to be a near a spiritual value for their entire layer of, of the managerial class.

04:22:04.960 This is all the way down into, um, our workers, our laborers, our children, our houses, our homes.

04:22:12.240 It 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.

04:22:26.220 And this is a, this is a, this is going to be, this is where the absolute transformation takes place.

04:22:31.260 And 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.

04:22:49.260 It's, uh, it's, uh, these values have to be integrated entirely into our civilization.

04:22:56.240 So one of the problems that we face as a people is that white people have a higher standard of living. 0.92

04:23:04.260 So in order to support that higher standard of living, you need to pay your white workers a wage that accomplishes those goals. 0.98

04:23:13.280 And, you know, choosing between a white and a non-white, uh, applicant is often a economic decision, right? 0.58

04:23:26.580 A decision, um, made by looking at the budget, looking at one's needs.

04:23:35.220 And, uh, again, there was some, some conversation earlier about, you know, somebody wanting to buy a new Ferrari, right?

04:23:42.240 Uh, 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.

04:23:53.760 The, 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?

04:24:05.440 The 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. 0.96

04:24:24.500 We do not agree that's an acceptable, um, uh, acceptable standard of living for our people.

04:24:34.260 So we're more expensive. 0.90

04:24:36.680 White people are more expensive than brown people. 1.00

04:24:40.260 You want to save some money, go shop with brown people because you will get that. 1.00

04:24:45.640 You've got, you've got social media posts talking about white people who have moved to Mexico and are living the dream. 0.88

04:24:52.580 Yep.

04:24:53.220 Yep.

04:24:53.580 That's, that is your choice.

04:24:56.020 You can do that, or you can look at this as a collective white nation.

04:25:01.600 It is our people.

04:25:03.360 And we owe each other more than that.

04:25:06.380 We owe each other the American dream, right?

04:25:09.900 I, I, I work hard in my business to make sure that my people, white people are able to afford their American dream. 0.86

04:25:19.660 Every single one of my employees has, uh, extenuating circumstances.

04:25:25.820 They have children.

04:25:27.580 Those children have hobbies.

04:25:29.140 Those hobbies are expensive.

04:25:30.820 They have educations, et cetera, et cetera.

04:25:33.920 And 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.

04:25:47.420 And when we get real down to the, to the, um, the reality and just be really honest with ourselves, we compete with each other.

04:26:04.200 We will end up competing with each other.

04:26:07.700 It's all kumbaya while the white people are competing against the Brown people. 1.00

04:26:13.340 All the white rhetoric, all the pro white stuff sounds great. 0.91

04:26:17.780 As long as we're competing against the Browns.

04:26:21.320 And then we get back to white hegemony. 0.84

04:26:25.240 And then we start competing with each other again.

04:26:28.560 And when we compete with each other, we're now looking at our brother as a competitor competition.

04:26:36.520 And we want to be able to outbid them.

04:26:41.340 We want to get that job.

04:26:43.040 Uh, we want to, uh, be, uh, the, uh, the go-to service and, and, and supplier in our industry, in our community.

04:26:57.940 So we work very hard to do that.

04:27:00.420 And we work against our fellow brothers to do that. 0.96

04:27:03.860 And 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.

04:27:11.540 And 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.

04:27:33.460 And win that bid, because a lot of these decisions that are made are also economic.

04:27:41.240 And whether you're bidding for a state job, you're bidding for a, um, a school job from the state or a city job.

04:27:56.860 So, 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.

04:28:08.860 You 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.

04:28:17.780 So this is, this is something that, that we, we begin competing against each other.

04:28:22.740 And I saw a discussion, um, that's, that inspired this train of thought recently.

04:28:29.280 It's happening right now.

04:28:31.500 It's a white owned business that has white people competing in the sphere for their own interests. 0.63

04:28:42.260 People giving them support and there's, there was a question on, on what qualifies as, uh, for the opportunity, right?

04:29:00.980 And 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.

04:29:22.480 And, uh, uh, uh, I don't want to put anyone on blast here.

04:29:28.220 So I'm being very vague about this.

04:29:29.820 I'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.

04:29:49.680 Um, it's a fact, and we have to reconcile that as well, um, in how we go forward.

04:29:58.480 Uh, this is when it gets complicated when we get rid of the Browns and we're now competing with each other.

04:30:03.800 We still have the same issues.

04:30:05.360 We still have, uh, the same dynamics and it is still rather cutthroat and, and, uh, this, this is not easily solved.

04:30:16.340 Um, 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.

04:30:27.500 I use those because those are easy for me to, to articulate and, and they're very visible.

04:30:33.760 Um, 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.

04:30:44.000 And 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.

04:30:59.780 Um, and so they look at how they can do that.

04:31:02.420 They run their economics and they say, okay, well, I'm going to source my beef then from Mexico.

04:31:08.380 Right.

04:31:08.920 And now all of a sudden everybody's lost something in the whole entire community because, uh, they have, they have taken a shortcut, right.

04:31:19.520 Or they have taken a downgrade.

04:31:21.500 Um, and so long as they can market it in a certain way, maybe nobody knows.

04:31:27.580 But it's costly, uh, and it, it leads to, uh, this degradation.

04:31:35.160 It 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. 1.00

04:31:44.480 So this is also, uh, something that we are going to have to come across when we start to move forward.

04:31:52.360 Uh, 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. 0.87

04:32:05.500 And I need more people coming into my, my shop.

04:32:08.800 So, you know, I'm going to make certain changes, maybe make certain sacrifices, shortcuts.

04:32:14.540 And this is something that, you know, we're, we're going to face.

04:32:19.320 So how do we fix that?

04:32:20.640 And, and the easy way to, to describe it is, is that we're very vocal about it. 0.97

04:32:27.040 Say, 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. 1.00

04:32:34.280 And 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. 0.97

04:32:49.440 We have to go to that hamburger spot.

04:32:51.200 We 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.

04:33:01.700 Um, and, uh, and because it is, it's competitive.

04:33:05.640 Everybody has a dream.

04:33:07.060 They want to get their dream off the ground.

04:33:08.680 They want to put it into practice.

04:33:09.940 And then, uh, we're responsible for going and supporting that.

04:33:14.100 Not 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.

04:33:27.180 And that is community.

04:33:28.540 That is white power. 0.92

04:33:29.820 That 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.

04:33:39.140 And these are the decisions that we can make each and every day as we move forward, uh, toward a progress here.

04:33:45.340 But, 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.

04:33:55.980 And, 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.

04:34:04.180 I, I actually think I can help and, uh, and help mitigate this problem for you.

04:34:10.100 Let'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. 0.76

04:34:22.660 And then breed those non's further into our world, uh, which is what we're trying to go the other direction with. 1.00

04:34:30.600 So, uh, one more thing.

04:34:32.240 Yes, sir.

04:34:33.000 One more thing that those, what you can do, remember guys, when you see non's working at a place, leave a bad review.

04:34:38.160 It's that simple.

04:34:39.020 I get some orders to my house.

04:34:42.420 I have, I have a Instagram, Instacart.

04:34:44.960 So people will come to my house and drop groceries off.

04:34:48.240 And if it is ever a non, I give them a zero review or one star review on the app.

04:34:53.600 And I, I risk right in the response, please don't ever have this person come back to my house.

04:34:59.920 Period.

04:35:00.920 All right.

04:35:02.540 So, uh, so yeah, we'll go, yeah, we'll go notice, sir.

04:35:06.040 Uh, it feels good to do that, by the way.

04:35:08.520 It's very, very good.

04:35:09.800 Uh, notice, sir.

04:35:11.000 Uh, go ahead.

04:35:14.620 I think Mark, how does he end up first?

04:35:16.840 I don't want to.

04:35:17.440 All right, let's go.

04:35:18.240 Yeah, Marco, go ahead, Marco, then notice.

04:35:20.120 Thanks.

04:35:21.440 I could have waited.

04:35:22.380 Uh, so, I mean, that eventual step you're talking about is, you know, white on white competition is healthy, right? 0.97

04:35:31.680 That's the, that is the fuel that drives meritocracy.

04:35:36.040 Right. 1.00

04:35:36.380 You got to earn this shit. 1.00

04:35:37.800 Right. 1.00

04:35:38.200 So that's extremely healthy.

04:35:40.460 Uh, 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.

04:35:52.280 I'm ready to take the beat down, but another thing that's happening in these, uh, brother skull was talking about the managerial class.

04:35:59.480 And I kind of equate that to, I've worked for, and I'm not going to name the companies, the granddaddies of them all.

04:36:05.800 Like one did 200 billion last year.

04:36:08.240 And here's the thing. 0.99

04:36:09.920 The promotion of women is, is, is ridiculous in these situations. 1.00

04:36:15.380 We have women run in these places that are, and they're all failed engineers. 1.00

04:36:19.660 I'm trying not to say the S word, the software, trying not to say it.

04:36:23.340 They're all failed engineers and they keep promoting them.

04:36:26.260 And they're all running around with their toenails, the same color as their skirts.

04:36:30.080 And you're sitting in a meeting and they'll go right, right, right, right. 0.98

04:36:32.900 And they don't, you know, they just have no fucking idea what they're doing. 0.97

04:36:36.080 And don't get me wrong. 0.98

04:36:37.120 It's kind of like the guy said, and, and, and Ron Burgundy, don't get me wrong.

04:36:40.880 I love the ladies. 1.00

04:36:42.020 We all do.

04:36:42.640 Right.

04:36:42.900 And we respect them, man.

04:36:44.700 You know, we do, but they just shouldn't be running these organizations.

04:36:49.240 And so I'm trying to equate this to what brother skull was saying that these people should not

04:36:54.320 be in positions of, uh, I don't even want to use the word power.

04:36:57.540 It's just that managerial thing that skull's talking about.

04:37:01.820 And if you haven't really experienced it, it's very difficult to believe that it's actually

04:37:06.880 out there. 0.99

04:37:08.220 Um, and, and, and, and I would say, I'm not saying they're stupid. 0.97

04:37:12.100 You know, I'm just saying that they, you know, they just don't, if you failed at something

04:37:18.660 and there's an old joke, like what they promote you to, what does it mean though? 0.99

04:37:21.480 It's your level of incompetence or some shit. 0.99

04:37:23.300 What is that? 1.00

04:37:23.900 Something like that?

04:37:24.360 You rise, you rise to your level of competence.

04:37:26.880 Yep.

04:37:27.080 Yeah.

04:37:27.340 But they just keep pushing them up and, uh, they just, real quick and you can finish though,

04:37:32.440 but it's, it's been assessed and they did the statistics on it that white women are the biggest 1.00

04:37:37.760 beneficiaries of DEI policies of any other group.

04:37:42.220 So it's just, it's, it needs to be said, but go ahead.

04:37:45.480 No, you hit it.

04:37:46.440 That was going to be, you finished, you put the exclamation point on my thing. 0.89

04:37:50.140 DEI and woke is as bad for a white man as any, any Brown you could ever hire. 1.00

04:37:55.820 And I'm not condoning hiring Browns, right? 0.99

04:37:57.920 I'm just saying this DEI woke stuff, there's a guy, you know, there, there are guys that

04:38:02.320 could be feeding their families instead of some of these people doubling up on incomes.

04:38:06.680 And I know, you know, we got bills and we do need some, my wife works, uh, but you know,

04:38:13.140 there, there are guys out there that need to feed their families, uh, as the patriarch.

04:38:18.520 Right.

04:38:18.860 So, well, thanks for letting me share.

04:38:20.480 Um, yeah.

04:38:21.640 And, and I, I have a employee, I mean, I employ women, um, they are, uh, working toward an 1.00

04:38:29.480 end.

04:38:29.860 Some are, um, some are single moms, uh, you know, that, that worked for me. 0.96

04:38:34.120 They, they are the breadwinner.

04:38:35.680 I am supporting white families through that process.

04:38:39.080 I know, uh, what they do annually, uh, as, uh, different projects and, um, and sports, um,

04:38:48.440 and, uh, and extracurricular activities, everything I do supports them.

04:38:52.720 This is, this is, and I, and I appreciate what they offer.

04:38:57.200 Um, but there is a, there is a better way, right?

04:39:01.400 And so we're just, we're coming from where we are and we're moving to a better way.

04:39:04.900 And there's going to be some level of sacrifice in all of that.

04:39:10.660 But yeah.

04:39:11.160 One of the, one of the issues with the engineering, with the, from the engineering perspective

04:39:15.340 is, um, unfortunately just a reality that many women like to come to conclusions through 1.00

04:39:22.080 consensus.

04:39:22.720 And when you're dealing with building things, uh, that doesn't very much, that doesn't

04:39:28.240 jive very well.

04:39:29.100 You can waste, uh, hours in a meeting.

04:39:32.180 I've been pulled away from the zone.

04:39:35.860 If you write software, you're an engineer, anybody who works seriously, you get in the

04:39:39.560 zone.

04:39:39.900 Like imagine being up on a roof or under a car or in a trench or at your computer and

04:39:47.780 somebody comes up and they're like, yeah, it's time to have a meeting with Cindy from

04:39:50.880 HR for open enrollment. 0.99

04:39:53.780 And all of a sudden, like you're completely, the rest of your day is just completely fucked 0.99

04:39:58.180 after that. 0.71

04:39:59.080 So that's, that's one of the things really, like it just doesn't, it doesn't jive well.

04:40:04.200 Uh, we'll go, we should get through some of these hands.

04:40:07.900 What do you say?

04:40:08.240 I want to hear one tribe.

04:40:09.440 I know I think it was notice or in a one, notice or yeah.

04:40:11.500 Notice and then one tribe.

04:40:12.400 Yeah.

04:40:14.400 Hey guys.

04:40:15.200 Uh, one thing I've experienced, and I think you can generalize this in any industry.

04:40:20.000 I mean, I know you can a hundred percent.

04:40:22.400 If the white employee costs you 15 or 20% more to hire over the non your efficiency and, 0.57

04:40:30.140 uh, and just your workforce will be superior to your competition, especially in an area where

04:40:38.220 your competition is hiring nons.

04:40:40.380 If you want to grow your business, the caliber of your workforce is key.

04:40:46.040 And so, yeah, the white employees may cost you 10, 15, 20% more, but you're going to get 0.99

04:40:52.020 a return on that because you're going to have the better workforce.

04:40:54.980 You're going to have the better caliber of people.

04:40:56.740 And then on my second point is, uh, in any industry in the central Valley, the low bidders,

04:41:06.940 the people driving down prices, they're all nons.

04:41:10.520 They're not businesses owned by white people.

04:41:12.620 Okay.

04:41:13.100 The generational businesses that are doing well, they're charging what they should.

04:41:17.660 Uh, those are white people that have been here.

04:41:19.640 The nons are the ones coming in, trying to cut the legs off of everyone and drive the 0.99

04:41:24.260 market down.

04:41:25.340 And I can say that's probably generally for every industry in the central Valley.

04:41:30.120 It doesn't matter if you're a restaurant business or a contractor or whatever, the

04:41:34.100 nons are the ones driving the price down. 1.00

04:41:35.780 It's not the white guys.

04:41:36.660 And, uh, so I think we saw a couple of problems by hiring our own and collectivizing our own

04:41:42.280 and all land there.

04:41:50.100 You said, yeah, it's, it's our, it's our job to organize our companies to be efficient to

04:41:56.460 the level that supplies this higher, um, pay grade.

04:42:03.300 Uh, and, and I've done that with mine.

04:42:05.000 Um, I have less employees than the companies that I purchased.

04:42:13.020 And the reason I did that is not to cut my costs, but is to ensure that I collectivize

04:42:20.320 that cost under a person who's competent enough to do more work and earn a higher wage.

04:42:26.700 I want my people earning six figure incomes.

04:42:30.340 So I organized my company.

04:42:32.760 And I say, look, you're going to do harder work.

04:42:35.060 You're going to do more work.

04:42:36.260 Do you want to do this?

04:42:37.860 Right.

04:42:38.180 And they buy in, they say, yeah, I want that job.

04:42:40.620 I will, I will work and do that job in order to secure a higher wage.

04:42:45.880 And if the person doesn't want to do that, then they become, um, replaceable, to be honest,

04:42:52.960 they become replaceable to themselves.

04:42:55.460 And they know that like, if you want to be a low wage earner and you want to put in a low

04:43:02.800 effort, uh, on the company, then I can find somebody to replace you.

04:43:07.900 If you put in a extremely high level of work and production, you become irreplaceable and

04:43:17.880 it secures your job as well as the high wage that I want to pay you because it's expensive

04:43:24.360 to live in California.

04:43:25.480 And I know that.

04:43:26.840 Right.

04:43:27.020 So, so we, we streamline that direction instead of looking at, at quantity, you know, we look

04:43:35.460 at quality and production and we offer that to them, uh, and they know there is a higher

04:43:41.840 level of accountability.

04:43:42.840 There's a higher, higher level of responsibility and a higher expectation for them than, and

04:43:50.260 it makes them, it makes us also more valuable to them.

04:43:53.700 They can't go to another competitor and earn what we pay them because they don't have that

04:44:00.420 engineered that way in, in the, in the competition.

04:44:04.620 And this is what our, this is our job as white people, our, our job as white people is to do 0.53

04:44:09.460 that.

04:44:09.940 I have employees that make more than I do.

04:44:12.480 I own the company and they make more than I do.

04:44:15.200 And I'm happy about that.

04:44:16.960 I, I love that.

04:44:18.540 I love seeing them achieve the, what, what their potential is.

04:44:24.520 And, and that's a factor of engineering again, uh, the masculine effort it takes to engineer

04:44:34.140 that direction as opposed to, uh, trying to make it cushy for them because they need cushy.

04:44:41.520 I don't do cushy. 0.96

04:44:42.980 I do, you fucking come to work and you do the job and, uh, and you get perks with that 0.96

04:44:49.020 and they're wonderful perks, but those perks are there to get you the highest level of production 0.98

04:44:55.120 possible.

04:44:55.980 And they're all, it's all engineered for output.

04:44:59.140 And, and that's, yeah, this is, this is, this is cultural.

04:45:04.020 It's going to be learned and, and we're going to, you know, if anybody has ever, uh, had

04:45:11.220 credit card debt they had to get out of, uh, then, you know, how this works, uh, for a while

04:45:17.780 you are, are streamlining, you're being extremely economical, you're paying down balances and

04:45:25.520 you're operating lean.

04:45:27.000 And once you get rid of some of that overhead, uh, and that wasteful expense, you get to, you

04:45:34.960 get to keep that money and that goes back into the treasury and you have designed your lifestyle

04:45:40.340 to be lean, mean, and making green.

04:45:45.060 And so when you get to that level where, uh, you can, uh, live within, uh, a certain framework

04:45:53.780 and have the high level of efficiency, you're unstoppable as a white man.

04:45:58.580 You, you, you can do things that most people can't.

04:46:02.060 You're not chasing materialism.

04:46:04.140 You're not chasing, um, uh, you know, excess.

04:46:09.860 You're not worried about whether or not the, the guy next door bought a new Lambo or got

04:46:15.360 a yacht.

04:46:16.120 You are operating for the benefit of your people and you are, you are exercising yourself in

04:46:23.600 that direction.

04:46:24.240 And it's, it's a powerful, powerful place to be.

04:46:27.880 Uh, and I love it.

04:46:29.280 I love what I get to do for other people, uh, in that regard.

04:46:33.400 Uh, and that's the way I've, I've designed my life.

04:46:36.120 Um, it's taken me a long time, uh, to get to that point.

04:46:40.660 I've had certain ideals as a child, as a 20 year old, a 30 year old has certain ideals.

04:46:46.700 It takes a long time to be able to put those ideals into practice and actually have them

04:46:52.280 execute on the, on the real timeline, uh, and, and get to benefit the results of that.

04:46:57.960 Um, so, you know, that's, uh, you know, that's, I'm, I'm, I'm here to help my people, uh, do

04:47:06.560 the same in, in, uh, which way I can, but, uh, yeah.

04:47:11.680 One tribe, go ahead. 0.77

04:47:14.000 Yeah.

04:47:14.400 Henry Ford had the same passion for uplifting his employees as, as you do mythos, um, and,

04:47:21.980 and to help them achieve more, achieve their full potential and achieve, uh, the life,

04:47:29.660 uh, for them and their families.

04:47:32.360 And, um, a minority investor, um, by the name of the Dodge brothers, and you can look up the,

04:47:38.500 uh, Google image, uh, Dodge brothers, um, logo, you'll, you'll connect the dots on the

04:47:45.600 story.

04:47:46.060 The Dodge brothers sued them and won citing that the, uh, the, the, the, the duty of a

04:47:53.100 management team is to the shareholders, not the employees.

04:47:56.900 And that, that, that ruling became the law of the land and a deeply, deeply ingrained,

04:48:04.460 uh, cultural attitude in business, particularly in the, um, publicly traded, uh, firms where,

04:48:11.140 uh, shareholder value is instantly reflected in the, uh, in the price of the stock.

04:48:17.100 Um, now an interesting, I wouldn't call it a workaround on that, but it, it kinda is a solution

04:48:25.400 to that problem is making, it's called an ESOP employee, uh, stock owned programs.

04:48:31.700 Uh, an ESOP company is employee owned.

04:48:34.640 Uh, each employee has a, has a slice of equity in the firm.

04:48:40.380 Um, and, and by way of a quick story, I, I, uh, I worked with a guy whose father-in-law

04:48:45.980 ran a big company and it was an ESOP company.

04:48:49.600 And, um, and so the, you know, the truck driver making 20 bucks an hour had, had a, you know,

04:48:54.240 had some equity, you know, the guy sweeping the floors for 15 bucks an hour and a little

04:48:58.500 slice of equity.

04:48:59.260 The interesting thing is culturally, you know, the guy's walking in to work in the

04:49:04.020 morning, um, as an actual real life shareholder, you know, they see a piece of paper on the

04:49:10.320 sidewalk and they're going to, they're going to grab it and dispose of it. 0.96

04:49:14.620 That's, that's my, this is my fucking, this is my house, not in my house. 0.99

04:49:18.980 You know, your average employee is just getting paid. 0.99

04:49:21.080 It's 15 or 20 bucks an hour. 0.99

04:49:22.180 It doesn't give a shit because the company doesn't give a shit about them. 0.99

04:49:24.840 Um, so you fast, so the father-in-law's name was Chuck. 0.99

04:49:28.940 So you fast forward to, uh, I don't know, probably 2018, 2019, uh, Chuck sold a big chunk of the

04:49:34.720 company, a private equity.

04:49:37.100 And, uh, that guy making that 20 bucks an hour, uh, driving a truck for the last, uh, 25

04:49:43.320 years was an overnight millionaire.

04:49:46.360 And that's the way you do it.

04:49:48.500 You know, um, instead of, um, just viewing the employees as, um, you know, just a line

04:49:58.080 on your P and L, um, you know, bring them in the fold, make them part of the, uh, uh, the,

04:50:04.880 the, the shareholder group.

04:50:06.820 And, um, and, and then it, then it does make sense to put all your effort and energy into

04:50:14.300 increasing the value of the shareholders because everybody in the firm is a shareholder, not

04:50:19.820 just a select few at, in the C-suite and, um, you know, maybe one or two layers below.

04:50:26.320 So, uh, just a couple of, a couple of, um, you know, uh, stories that, uh, that inform

04:50:33.680 the, uh, inform the narrative that you laid out there, mythos.

04:50:36.760 So yeah, Mike, thank you.

04:50:38.520 Yeah, absolutely.

04:50:39.520 No, thanks for that.

04:50:40.600 I, I thought about Mr. Ford earlier today, uh, for this reason, he and I share those values.

04:50:48.060 Uh, and I, I don't compare myself to him as a man, but in terms of how we thought about

04:50:55.180 our companies, he looked at how do I make these lives better?

04:50:59.460 Uh, that makes a great company.

04:51:01.200 I want a company that people say I work that company and they go, Ooh, that's a nice place

04:51:07.020 to work.

04:51:07.820 I like that play.

04:51:08.940 I hear good things.

04:51:10.020 I hear, you know, and you, you're automatically esteeming them in the, in the, uh, in the

04:51:14.700 community through that.

04:51:16.520 And that esteems you, it's a win-win situation.

04:51:18.980 You, uh, you now have a little bit of polish on your brand because of that.

04:51:25.180 And it's, it is all a win-win.

04:51:27.040 And when we can get racial about that and know that, um, that you're supporting your

04:51:33.780 community, uh, your white community in this way by, by, um, investing and supporting and

04:51:41.840 encouraging others to, uh, to purchase services or use that company.

04:51:47.940 You know, this is, this is, it's a slow, it's a slow trickle probably.

04:51:53.360 Uh, but there are ways, like you described, there are ways to organize your company, uh,

04:51:57.720 to, uh, get the best out of your people and make the best, uh, community.

04:52:03.780 And, you know, it's, it's, we're, we're far from that at these days.

04:52:08.000 This is, this is something that was kind of just standard 40 years ago.

04:52:12.340 Um, it was something that companies did together when they were just white, they were just white 0.99

04:52:20.980 companies because that's what the, the, um, the worker base was, right?

04:52:28.940 And then you get that one, that one non, and then the two nones, uh, and it's, it's described

04:52:37.380 in no uncertain terms, uh, by people in industries.

04:52:42.720 Now, once you get an Indian as a hiring manager, then all of the rest of your hires are going 1.00

04:52:50.480 to be Indian, right?

04:52:52.100 And that's, uh, this is, this is the, the big problem, uh, with not being racial about

04:52:59.320 it.

04:52:59.880 Uh, and once that happens, all the resources are going to the Indians and all of the entry 1.00

04:53:06.420 level jobs are going into the Indians and, uh, you no longer have access to, to, uh, industries.

04:53:14.220 Like I, I started in industries as a, uh, as the entry level position, every job I've ever

04:53:23.420 had, uh, was entry level position.

04:53:26.100 And I was able through responsibility, through taking responsibility to work into management

04:53:32.680 positions, et cetera, start to learn, listen to the room.

04:53:37.180 I remember working at a, in a sales job and, and I was making more than the district managers.

04:53:44.220 Because I was a really solid salesperson.

04:53:47.720 And, um, and what I was doing also is these were all the district managers were, were college

04:53:54.440 graduates.

04:53:55.000 They were women, uh, they were college graduates. 0.95

04:53:57.840 And I knew that I was learning everything they learned in school that was applicable to

04:54:02.240 their, to their industry, uh, that they were bringing to the table.

04:54:05.940 I just got to sit in and learn everything that they knew through watching and learning on

04:54:11.640 the job and get a, basically get a college education out of, out of my entry level position

04:54:19.540 and work my way up.

04:54:20.980 And then to move on and apply that then as an owner of a company, uh, and use those.

04:54:28.580 So, uh, we are getting down to the wire here.

04:54:31.540 Uh, white power lunch hour business.

04:54:34.440 That was quick.

04:54:35.640 Yeah.

04:54:35.920 Yeah.

04:54:36.940 Yeah.

04:54:38.600 This isn't finance.

04:54:39.980 This is like, this is, it's white power to talk about that. 0.93

04:54:42.400 And, and this is, uh, this is something interesting, you know, that those, we could dedicate some

04:54:47.400 time tomorrow or, uh, next week to talking about kind of macro economics, because this

04:54:53.020 is something that between our discussion of Henry Ford and, uh, Mark Marco kind of with

04:54:59.680 his, um, his, uh, kind of take on competition and meritocracy did, did, uh, set off the economic

04:55:08.020 side of my brain.

04:55:10.360 And there are some really interesting discussions to be had there.

04:55:13.260 So that would be something that would be, uh, maybe I think we can pull it off without

04:55:17.220 it being too dry, especially with the relationship to how it was handled in Germany.

04:55:21.000 Um, you know, in a hundred years ago.

04:55:24.060 So there's some, there's a lot of meat on that bone and it would be fun to discuss, but,

04:55:28.020 uh, what a good, what a good lunch hour as usual.

04:55:34.740 Yeah, agreed.

04:55:35.780 And, uh, I want to point to a couple of things here, uh, as we do the transition, uh, the,

04:55:41.300 uh, white excellence, uh, account on stage with us panel writing, uh, is looking for friends.

04:55:49.520 He's new to the, uh, the group and he's, uh, in need of friends.

04:55:54.120 And so if you would give him, uh, a boost and, uh, give them a follow, uh, white excellence

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04:56:20.420 Uh, what their plans are, uh, and I, I being one of the, uh, the principals here, uh, is,

04:56:26.840 uh, they want to create a, um, a facility in Ohio.

04:56:33.520 They have the facility.

04:56:34.640 One of our, our fellows has the property already and, uh, needs something to do in it.

04:56:40.360 Uh, so we are building out this brand to be able to employ white people, uh, in a facility 0.90

04:56:46.980 owned by a white man and give people jobs in the area so that they can fulfill their

04:56:53.420 life dreams, uh, of being a breadwinner for how to have a wife at home who can raise their

04:57:00.200 children and homeschool them and teach them how to fish and take them on hikes and take

04:57:07.200 them on camping trips.

04:57:09.060 And that's, that's what white excellence, uh, brand is all about there, uh, and what 0.66

04:57:13.460 the plans are there right now, uh, white excellence is using, uh, what tools available to drop

04:57:20.140 shift, drop ship and, uh, get the, the product out to you.

04:57:24.880 Uh, but the goal is to buy our own, uh, screen printing and embroidery, uh, and packaging

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04:57:37.040 back industries that are filled with nonce, filled with nonce, sweatshops all over the

04:57:43.400 United States, filled with nonce, taking our resources, feeding their bioweapons, uh, and, 0.98

04:57:51.440 and, uh, uh, uh, pouring them out all over our white playgrounds all over the United States. 0.71

04:57:57.240 Uh, so this is one of the companies that is dedicated to changing that for our people.

04:58:03.000 Uh, so if you can give that a follow, that would be awesome.

04:58:05.500 Uh, white excellence.org.

04:58:07.980 You can, uh, donate to the show to help us, uh, continue this mission.

04:58:13.340 You can buy white excellence, uh, hats and t-shirts and coffee mugs, uh, right now.

04:58:19.000 So, uh, if you want to take a look at what they're offering over there, that would be awesome.

04:58:23.320 We appreciate all of the support there, uh, as we move forward.

04:58:27.420 And, uh, with that, we will, uh, turn it over to, uh, 1488 radio coming up next.

04:58:34.700 It was a pleasure.

04:58:35.920 Thank you all for being here with us.

04:58:37.440 Thanks for the conversation, uh, regarding white power lunch hour, going from deportations

04:58:43.600 to, uh, to overtaking institutions, overtaking the business world as we know it today and restoring

04:58:52.940 it to its rightful place, which is white owned, white operated with white customers for white 0.90

04:59:00.340 reasons, for a white nation to take back everything that we have, uh, and everything that has been 0.69

04:59:06.940 lost due to, uh, the things that we've discussed the past couple of hours.

04:59:11.060 So thanks, school match.

04:59:11.880 Appreciate you being here as co-host.

04:59:13.480 It was excellent.

04:59:14.780 Thank you, brother.

04:59:15.420 Always a pleasure.

04:59:16.600 Uh, hope I'm not roboting, but, uh, white power, ladies and gentlemen, thank you for attending 0.93

04:59:20.960 the white power lunch hour.

04:59:22.180 We will see you tomorrow and have a fantastic rest of your day.

04:59:26.100 Keep those real levels high.

04:59:28.240 White power. 0.98

04:59:29.740 White power, brother. 1.00

04:59:36.780 And as we switch over here, uh, we will wait for our 1488 radio crew to hop in.

04:59:45.800 Uh, we shall have, uh, white Reich, uh, running a little bit late today. 0.86

04:59:51.940 Uh, so I'll do the intros as we go.

04:59:55.180 Uh, and, uh, so school mess hanging right there.

04:59:59.360 We'll get you, uh, dropped purposefully here as we go.

05:00:06.020 Oh, um, so hang on there, uh, if we can.

05:00:11.700 And, uh, radio race war, uh, hopefully joining us as soon as possible as well as we get transferred

05:00:19.440 over, uh, 1488 radio, uh, is a, the longest running show on white excellence radio.

05:00:27.440 Uh, it was the, uh, the show that started it all, uh, that came together, brought together,

05:00:33.760 uh, folks who, uh, started to organize some of our people into, uh, the larger, uh, well,

05:00:43.580 really, there we go.

05:00:46.040 Uh, the larger, uh, show that it is today, the larger platform, uh, running the most white 1.00

05:00:53.520 power, uh, shows on the internet.

05:00:57.880 Uh, many other, uh, white nationalist shows will conversate or even allow hosting by non-whites.

05:01:06.780 Uh, we find that to be, uh, antithetical to what we are doing as a nation, what we're

05:01:12.500 doing as a people.

05:01:13.940 And, uh, we choose not to go that route.

05:01:18.840 We keep it white and, uh, we get white with God here.

05:01:22.160 As a part of that, uh, 1488 radio, we recognize and live by the 14 words, which are, we must

05:01:30.980 secure the existence of our people in the future for white children. 0.99

05:01:34.360 Uh, we can do that together.

05:01:36.160 We can't do that while supporting and, uh, giving, uh, comfort and aid to non-whites, as 1.00

05:01:44.320 we've discussed for the past couple hours.

05:01:46.260 So 14 words, we must secure the existence of our people in the future for white children 1.00

05:01:50.740 because the beauty of the white Aryan woman must not perish from the earth. 0.97

05:01:56.360 It's something that we, uh, live by as a creed and as a model so that we can, uh, secure that.

05:02:05.040 And, uh, there's only one way to do that.

05:02:07.380 So if you want more information about the 14 words and the 88 precepts, you can go to

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05:02:15.140 The 88 precepts are a number of, uh, precepts that give, uh, rise to the, the intellectual

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05:02:38.460 Uh, you can download a PDF there and, uh, pin that to your, your wall, your, uh, your cork

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05:02:55.220 Um, here we have a open forum, uh, at 1488, you're welcome to come up on stage and discuss

05:03:03.940 topics.

05:03:04.740 You can bring topics to the stage.

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05:03:35.660 Um, and so, uh, there we see radio race war, uh, coming up here, get you there.

05:03:43.720 Um, so, um, other than that though, we want to hear from you.

05:03:47.760 We want to hear your white power. 0.98

05:03:49.800 We want you to come up and, uh, give us the 14 words.

05:03:53.900 We want to hear you say it.

05:03:55.580 Uh, we want you to memorize it.

05:03:57.240 We want you to wake up with it in the top of mind and we want you to go to bed thinking

05:04:01.320 about it.

05:04:02.200 So, uh, again, I'll say it.

05:04:04.460 I hope you write it down or look it up.

05:04:07.060 The 14 words are, we must secure the existence of our people in the future for white children. 0.99

05:04:12.780 So, uh, if we ask you to say that once you get up on stage, uh, please be ready to do

05:04:18.500 so.

05:04:18.840 Uh, you'll be scored and judged accordingly.

05:04:22.360 Um, one of the other things that we expect when you do get up on stage is that you are,

05:04:28.140 uh, no fed posting, let's say, uh, and, uh, that you are respectful to, uh, the 14 words

05:04:36.920 and the other members of the panel so that we can have a really effective discussion about

05:04:43.040 what we're doing.

05:04:43.800 Because as we are, uh, even though in America and in certain states, we still hold, uh, particular

05:04:52.260 hegemony with 80 or 90% of the population being white, uh, globally, uh, we are under attack 0.93

05:05:00.200 all over the world.

05:05:01.480 And our global population percentage is only about six or seven, uh, depending on who you

05:05:09.080 ask.

05:05:09.900 So, uh, with that, we will get started.

05:05:12.860 1488 radio is now in session.

05:05:15.780 Um, again, uh, skull mask.

05:05:18.420 Give me a moment to, uh, get you dropped here.

05:05:21.100 Radio race war.

05:05:22.380 Welcome.

05:05:22.800 How are you?

05:05:23.280 So boys, I'm just doing a little bit of, uh, multitasking, but, um, what are we talking

05:05:29.620 about?

05:05:29.940 Are we, uh, rocking and rolling or what?

05:05:32.240 We're rocking and rolling.

05:05:33.220 We can talk about anything and everything.

05:05:35.520 Uh, I'll just ask the, uh, the audience, if you want to, um, go ahead and pump it out to

05:05:39.960 the timeline, uh, give us a repost.

05:05:43.540 Uh, if you want, just put a couple of lightning bolts, uh, in the quote there and, uh, put it

05:05:49.100 out on the timeline so people know what time it is.

05:05:51.280 Uh, we're about to get busy, but nothing in, uh, in particular on the menu right now.

05:05:57.340 Um, uh, there was, uh, and is some drama going out, uh, going on in the world, uh, in the,

05:06:05.740 uh, spaces, uh, drama area.

05:06:09.060 We haven't even had to discuss that because we keep it so high and tight here on white excellence 0.95

05:06:14.540 radio that we don't even bother, uh, with the nonsense.

05:06:18.100 Uh, but I don't know if you have, uh, anything that's top of mind.

05:06:21.660 I don't have a lot to say on it, you know, a little bit of space wars, you know, I've

05:06:25.140 seen it, uh, I've heard about it, you know, I know more about that.

05:06:28.640 I care to, um, you know, I, I just, uh, I think a lot of guys would identify, don't

05:06:33.260 have the time for it.

05:06:34.240 You know, that's a little bit, might be a soft cunt take, but, um, it really, um, on 0.96

05:06:40.300 a personal and professional and ideological level, I guess the, it really is a little 0.93

05:06:45.200 bit of don't have time for it.

05:06:46.700 Um, like we literally, you could argue, it's very, I could objectively argue that we literally

05:06:52.260 don't have time for it.

05:06:53.220 So, you know, guys are entitled to their feelings, you know, guys can think whatever they want,

05:06:57.700 do whatever they want.

05:06:59.480 And, uh, you know, I think it's a matter of choice.

05:07:02.240 If you participate in a lot of this stuff, uh, try not to voice been against the drama,

05:07:07.520 try not to start it, try not to participate in it.

05:07:09.800 Um, try to stay out of it.

05:07:11.680 Sometimes it finds you, whether you like it or not.

05:07:15.460 Um, but I think making an effort not to create or perpetuate it, there's something to be said

05:07:20.200 for that.

05:07:21.000 So I kind of always land there on a personal anecdotal level.

05:07:25.180 I try to, I try to avoid it, not because I'm afraid of it or, you know, it's a moral fact

05:07:33.980 conundrum.

05:07:34.580 It's really more of a, it's just not my bag.

05:07:37.180 It's never been my bag.

05:07:38.300 It's not, um, really, it's just not my thing, I guess you could say.

05:07:42.380 Yeah, there's, there's some, and I, I'm going to butcher the quote, but it's like, uh, you 0.94

05:07:47.700 know, stupid people talk about people, smart people talk about things and, uh, wise people 0.79

05:07:55.820 talk about ideas, something along that I, I butchered that, but you get the picture. 1.00

05:08:00.100 I mean, it's, our minds don't, don't, uh, and I know you well enough to speak for you.

05:08:06.100 Our minds don't dabble in this level of thinking.

05:08:09.620 We don't, we are not into, uh, the gossip channels, the drama channels.

05:08:14.600 And to your point, who's got time for that when we're facing what we're facing?

05:08:18.640 If you have any, any, uh, ability to assess the bigger picture of what white people are 0.76

05:08:26.000 dealing with, then this is not a means to an end here.

05:08:29.820 It's just, it's not, I mean, this is, again, this is said, but it really is not constructive.

05:08:39.620 It has limited utility.

05:08:40.920 It really does not accomplish a whole lot.

05:08:43.740 That's not a controversial or hot take, I know, and it's pretty self-evident, but there

05:08:49.960 is some, there's, there's a lot of truth in it is that it just, you know, guys, I think,

05:08:53.880 you know, guys can factionalize and fracture off into whatever lane they so choose.

05:09:00.800 Um, you know, when you start throwing shots, you know, guys throw shots back and then it

05:09:05.240 becomes cyclical and, you know, it's, uh, some guys want to do a ceasefire and a truce.

05:09:10.660 Some guys don't.

05:09:11.720 So it does become time consuming.

05:09:13.920 It does become, you know, who always wants to have Bruce.

05:09:16.780 What's that, you know, who always wants to have the truce, the guy, the guy who took

05:09:24.480 the last shot.

05:09:26.360 Yeah.

05:09:26.980 Isn't that how war always works?

05:09:28.740 Yeah.

05:09:29.220 That's usually how it works.

05:09:30.560 So yeah, yeah, no, it's, uh, you know, boys will be boys.

05:09:33.260 Yeah.

05:09:33.440 I've got two boys in my house.

05:09:34.920 I mean, I, I know the dynamic very well, you know, that's it's, uh, and it speaks to the

05:09:40.140 level of maturity, right?

05:09:41.380 The level of maturity of these, uh, some of these spats is just that it's a

05:09:46.760 last word ism it is, uh, it's gotcha ism, um, and it's ultimately not productive.

05:09:53.580 It doesn't build anything.

05:09:54.680 And, and the complaints that come out of that are, they're almost delusional, uh, when I've

05:10:01.560 listened to some of these things and, you know, it just doesn't offer me anything to

05:10:06.860 grab onto.

05:10:07.820 It doesn't exhibit the 14 words, everybody it's, it's an argument over, well, my philosophy

05:10:12.940 toward, you know, winning is the right one. 0.98

05:10:15.200 And it just becomes a philosophical masturbation session. 0.99

05:10:18.040 Right. 0.99

05:10:18.340 And it's like, okay, cool, bro.

05:10:20.800 But, um, you know, we, we've, uh, we've been through these before.

05:10:25.540 Um, you know, we've, we've been through drama as a team before and, uh, we know how to navigate

05:10:31.400 and how to keep, uh, the, the main thing, the main thing.

05:10:34.300 So here we go.

05:10:35.380 We got, uh, probably plenty of other things to, uh, to discuss here.

05:10:45.200 I gotta tell you, so I'll, I'll, I'll say this.

05:10:47.460 We talked business, uh, in, in many degrees.

05:10:50.200 Uh, we started off, uh, the last couple hours, we talked about deportations and methods and,

05:10:55.240 and means to, uh, to secure our land, uh, from these invaders, uh, moving into, uh, you 0.92

05:11:02.540 know, business at the end of it and, uh, organizing, uh, businesses for, uh, for efficiency and, uh, doing

05:11:11.660 what's right by our people, using our businesses and, uh, and using our, our, our pocketbook,

05:11:17.580 voting with our dollars toward white causes, toward white owned businesses, toward white

05:11:21.840 businesses who are employing white people, uh, et cetera.

05:11:25.780 And, uh, and so that's, that's the nature of the, uh, previous conversation.

05:11:29.660 We lost a radio again.

05:11:31.040 He said, I was troubled, uh, once he gets in that co-host position.

05:11:35.560 Um, but I have, um, I have not been out on the timeline.

05:11:42.780 Um, I have not been out on the timeline to kind of, uh, gauge what's happening.

05:11:51.900 I know that, uh, Donald Trump was standing on the roof of the white house, which, uh, was

05:11:56.360 a cause for some concern from some people, apparently.

05:11:59.600 Um, uh, not sure, uh, what else.

05:12:03.400 Um, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh,

05:12:05.560 is really going on, um, on the timeline.

05:12:08.760 So, uh, kind of open for anything right now.

05:12:19.220 Yeah, I think it's a lot of the normal, uh, the normal slot.

05:12:22.820 It's, uh, it's kind of, uh, another day, another day in, uh, in the regime.

05:12:28.240 So I don't notice a lot of, uh, movement.

05:12:31.640 I don't, I don't know what the topics of the day are.

05:12:33.660 I haven't been, uh, too heavy in the timeline either.

05:12:37.480 I think it's, it's a little bit more of the same from what I saw.

05:12:41.800 I mean, I see a lot of Fuentes, but he's kind of, he's, he's, he's blown up at the moment.

05:12:47.240 So this guy's taking shots, you know, guys defended him, guys taking shots.

05:12:51.940 So, yeah, it's just, it's a lot, a lot of drama.

05:12:53.940 I mean, you, you can't get away from the online drama.

05:12:56.720 The drama is, is hot right now.

05:12:58.460 Just the way it is.

05:12:58.960 Well, I've got, I've got some e-drama.

05:13:00.880 Um, I have a controversial take.

05:13:02.620 It's been controversial since day one.

05:13:05.540 Uh, when the Cincinnati fight occurred, uh, you had a, um, a guy in the, in the first video 0.87

05:13:16.740 we saw, you had a guy getting knocked to the ground and stomped by a bunch of Negroes. 1.00

05:13:21.120 Um, and, you know, then I watched the full video, uh, watched him, uh, from the beginning.

05:13:28.440 Um, you know, it's, it's unfortunate that they, uh, post these videos as a, look, he

05:13:35.800 said the N word or the, he said, he said nigger, uh, you know, in the video to start the fight 0.97

05:13:41.620 and blah, blah, blah.

05:13:42.580 Uh, and then they play the video and then they bleep out the word.

05:13:46.260 It's like, how do I know what word he just said?

05:13:48.700 Like you just literally bleeped it out.

05:13:50.960 So now I have to take your word for it here.

05:13:53.040 Uh, it's unfortunate that they can't just be, you know, uh, desensitized over the word

05:13:59.120 nigger and just say, if you're going to have a complaint about the word, you're going to 0.99

05:14:02.500 discuss the word nigger. 0.99

05:14:03.620 Just send, just let the word nigger hit, like just make it hit then. 0.98

05:14:08.060 But the, that's, I digress at the end of the video, uh, after the guy gets pulled back 0.97

05:14:14.880 up to his feet, there was a woman who helped him to his feet.

05:14:18.060 And after helping him to his feet, she runs into a crowd of niggers and she starts to, 1.00

05:14:24.400 uh, you know, finger one of their chests. 0.61

05:14:27.960 And I don't know what she was saying or what she was trying to accomplish.

05:14:32.160 Um, she, she got, she got lit up effectively for trying to break up a fight.

05:14:36.140 Well, not even break it because the fight was over at that point, right?

05:14:40.640 The real, if you watch the video, the fight was over.

05:14:42.740 He was helped back up to his feet.

05:14:44.320 She was one of the people who helped him to his feet.

05:14:46.880 So she went aggro at that point back into the fray and she got knocked out and she, 0.56

05:14:54.520 she, uh, she, I mean, there was a, a really bad knockout. 1.00

05:14:58.600 I mean, she looked dead.

05:14:59.740 We can, we can, uh, you know, if you watch the video, you can objectively say that she was

05:15:04.580 laying there, uh, you know, more than just unconscious.

05:15:08.180 Like this could have been a full fatality, uh, but she didn't need to go into that crowd

05:15:13.940 and do that.

05:15:14.600 She wasn't, she didn't have any moral authority.

05:15:17.260 She's not one of these people.

05:15:18.920 She's not their mother.

05:15:20.120 She doesn't have any reason to involve herself in that fight. 1.00

05:15:23.300 That's my controversial take because I think she should, it was avoidable.

05:15:26.920 Yeah.

05:15:27.080 I mean, there has to be a level of like self-awareness and self-preservation.

05:15:30.920 And I, I don't see any logical explanation for a woman putting herself, you know, this 1.00

05:15:36.620 is, you know, this is arguable.

05:15:38.600 This is a by-product of feminism. 1.00

05:15:40.660 Women think that they can put themselves in dangerous situations without fear of repercussions. 1.00

05:15:45.980 And well, I have a job and I, you know, I do things and I own things.

05:15:53.600 So I have this physical, you don't, when the chips are down, you don't, you don't.

05:16:00.080 So the entire fabric of society is held up by the threat of violence from men.

05:16:05.460 Every woman in a position of power, her power is completely underwritten by armed men. 1.00

05:16:11.600 And until that is beaten into the head of the brainwashed feminist in every form, and 1.00

05:16:17.380 there's many forms and subforms and subversive forms of feminism until that, that role is understood 1.00

05:16:23.360 of that your power exists at the pleasure and mercy of men.

05:16:29.020 We're never going to have healthy society.

05:16:30.820 We're never going to have healthy.

05:16:31.800 You can't buy that.

05:16:33.380 Woman can go buy a gun. 1.00

05:16:34.820 She's never, you know, it doesn't matter.

05:16:36.540 But because the, the force in everything is underwritten by the threat of use thereof,

05:16:43.380 of men.

05:16:44.180 And that is just a, that's a moral conundrum for our time that we have to come to grips

05:16:48.880 with, that it is what it is.

05:16:51.980 So, yeah.

05:16:52.280 And you brought up that.

05:16:53.620 That is a byproduct.

05:16:54.920 That woman doing that is a byproduct of that fundamental misunderstanding of societal structure. 1.00

05:17:00.200 That is a fundamental misunderstanding of your place in the world.

05:17:05.640 That's what that was.

05:17:07.020 Yeah.

05:17:07.540 And, and, and we're responsible in, in large part for that.

05:17:10.600 And we have those discussions here on how to restore that.

05:17:13.060 I disagree.

05:17:13.480 Yeah.

05:17:13.640 I mean, there's definitely, you can lay a lot of defeat to men.

05:17:16.820 Yeah.

05:17:17.220 You know, but it's, but there's plenty of blame.

05:17:19.900 So here's.

05:17:20.840 You can spread the blame around with this.

05:17:22.300 Yeah.

05:17:22.720 Yeah.

05:17:22.880 So here's the problem.

05:17:23.980 And this is what, this is the problem that I have with the current manifestation of the

05:17:28.500 situation.

05:17:29.060 And you brought up the word feminist and feminism. 1.00

05:17:32.800 Like this is, this is the feminist disease, right? 1.00

05:17:36.260 The, the feminist mind virus at play here. 1.00

05:17:39.100 And it, it got thoroughly knocked out.

05:17:42.940 Now, did she deserve it?

05:17:45.120 Hmm.

05:17:45.780 You know, that's maybe debatable.

05:17:47.720 Was it awful?

05:17:48.800 Yes.

05:17:49.640 What is it something we ever want to see happen?

05:17:51.740 No.

05:17:52.460 Do I condone it?

05:17:53.720 No.

05:17:54.120 But we have to have some level of, of objective reality going with, with actions and consequences.

05:18:00.960 And so fast forward to, she has raised over a half a million dollars for getting herself

05:18:09.500 into this situation and getting knocked out.

05:18:12.040 So at some point, we're going to have to reassess this because the Shiloh Hendricks effect is not at play here.

05:18:20.820 She, this, this lady was not a victim.

05:18:23.100 She was not victimized.

05:18:24.580 She was not in a place where they came after her.

05:18:27.980 She wasn't outnumbered.

05:18:29.640 She was literally helping a person up, which means she had two hands on another man's arm, pulling him up. 1.00

05:18:36.560 So if they wanted to attack her while she was vulnerable, that would have been when it happened.

05:18:40.920 But she took an aggressive position. 1.00

05:18:43.340 She took it.

05:18:43.980 She took action upon herself to put herself in a worse position than she was in on her own, her own choice. 0.89

05:18:51.340 Nobody, nobody compelled her to do it except for her feminist mind virus. 1.00

05:18:55.360 And she got knocked out.

05:18:56.860 And now we've rewarded her and we're, and she's being pranced around the internet as some hero, right?

05:19:04.140 With a big black eye and Benny Johnson's, you know, boosting her and all this.

05:19:10.920 It's, I, I find it to be despicable as, as a reward for that behavior.

05:19:17.540 And that's my controversial take.

05:19:19.520 And we'll get other guys in here too.

05:19:22.640 This is rewarding risky behavior that it was totally avoidable.

05:19:26.760 That's what it comes down to.

05:19:28.040 I think if this would have came to her and it was unavoidable, she's backed into a corner, a pack of violent nogs are on her heels. 1.00

05:19:36.160 That's completely different.

05:19:37.780 And the sympathetic, you know, paradigm there is going to shift completely.

05:19:41.680 But she, she felt the need to help the non-physically equipped white man when that wasn't her place.

05:19:49.440 That guy was out of, that guy was out of his depth.

05:19:52.320 That woman was out of her depth. 1.00

05:19:53.940 And this is, this is just the chaos of modern organized society.

05:19:58.640 People don't know what their capabilities are.

05:20:00.660 Their skill sets are, you know, completely skewed perception of dangers and risk appetite.

05:20:06.720 It's, it's absurd that she would even be in that situation.

05:20:09.580 And that's just the hard truth.

05:20:10.640 That's just the factual truth.

05:20:11.680 If you're, if you're a law of nature, bro, and you're about natural order, that this is the epitome of that.

05:20:17.720 This would never happen in the wild. 0.94

05:20:20.220 There is no, there's no natural context of where that was a good fucking idea. 0.94

05:20:24.940 And she thought that it was, she thought that she had to help him. 0.95

05:20:28.240 And you could, you know, you could probably put, there's probably a lot of underlying psychological reasons that she thought that.

05:20:33.500 Feminism is almost certainly one of them. 1.00

05:20:35.340 Maybe it's her, you know, own spiritual, theological, you know, religious beliefs.

05:20:39.540 That could be a part of it, which probably shouldn't be ignored either. 0.95

05:20:42.660 But she felt compelled to do that when it wasn't her place and it was a bad fucking idea. 0.78

05:20:48.620 And it was an avoidable situation, a very foreseeable situation that she should never have been in the first place. 0.98

05:20:55.280 You know, I believe, I believe that, believe that she's a single mother.

05:20:57.860 Another, another thing, you know, single mother syndrome, controversial take. 0.99

05:21:01.960 I don't fucking care. 0.98

05:21:03.520 But there is that. 0.99

05:21:05.020 Like, you're not a mama bear around another grown man who's a stranger. 0.99

05:21:09.500 You're not obligated to help another grown man who you don't know around a pack of feral, violent niggers. 1.00

05:21:15.780 You are not obligated to do that. 0.96

05:21:17.520 You're putting your own life at risk for a stranger needlessly.

05:21:21.100 The right move would be to not do that, to be around to protect your children.

05:21:25.880 So you're literally putting your life at risk.

05:21:27.740 That's an actual indirect detriment to the health and welfare of your kids.

05:21:31.840 So on no level did this ever make sense.

05:21:34.020 It never made sense.

05:21:35.000 None of this made sense.

05:21:35.760 And there's third order consequences here.

05:21:40.980 And this is how, this is why this stuff is important.

05:21:44.740 And actually, I want to let Marco get in here before I move on to the third order here.

05:21:48.380 Go ahead, Marco.

05:21:49.960 So, you know, the way I raised my boy, and radio's so articulate, man.

05:21:55.040 It's so hard to talk after him.

05:21:57.900 You know, so the way I raised my boy.

05:21:58.840 Tell me about it.

05:22:00.260 I hear you, baby.

05:22:01.000 So here's the thing.

05:22:03.100 My boy is the way I raised him.

05:22:04.580 I told him, I said, turn your radar on, man.

05:22:07.100 You know, and I think, you know, radio's, you know, said it better than I can.

05:22:10.140 But you need to understand what's going on around you.

05:22:11.920 And I tell my boys, you know, turn your radar on, man.

05:22:15.460 You need to understand what's going on around you.

05:22:17.320 And so in the service, in my early 20s, we were in a park in Mississippi, in Biloxi, Mississippi, off base.

05:22:25.720 Four or five of us, we had a keg of beer.

05:22:28.120 And these two guys pulled up in the same car together and walked about 100 yards away from us.

05:22:35.780 And they started talking, and they were arguing and poking each other.

05:22:39.200 And they had clearly come out here to work something out, you know.

05:22:43.580 And sure enough, they end up in a fistfight, these two guys.

05:22:46.640 They drove in together.

05:22:48.500 Well, one of my buddies, now these are civilians.

05:22:51.040 You know, they weren't in the service.

05:22:52.880 One of my buddies says, oh, I'm going to go down there and, you know, break these guys up.

05:22:59.180 I said, Wendell, Wendell, don't go down there.

05:23:01.380 Not because we were afraid.

05:23:02.580 You know, they weren't any bigger than we were, you know.

05:23:04.480 I said, Wendell, don't go down there, man.

05:23:06.180 These guys are wound.

05:23:07.300 They've obviously got something they're trying to straighten out here. 1.00

05:23:10.800 Well, guess who got punched in the fucking nose? 0.99

05:23:13.980 Wendell did. 1.00

05:23:14.940 And they both beat him up, man.

05:23:16.340 So we had to run down there and save him.

05:23:18.680 But the point is, is what you guys were saying is, you know, obviously, obviously a woman shouldn't get involved. 0.99

05:23:26.240 But keep your nose in your own fucking business, especially if you're in a hostile environment, man. 0.99

05:23:33.060 Don't bring attention to yourself. 1.00

05:23:34.740 That's stupid. 1.00

05:23:35.340 You can never win that. 1.00

05:23:36.400 And so, of course, she was completely wrong.

05:23:38.640 Mythos says it all the time.

05:23:39.860 It's probably not popular, but it's true, man. 1.00

05:23:43.000 Turn your fucking radar on and understand your environment, man. 0.99

05:23:46.580 Thanks for letting me share. 1.00

05:23:48.620 Yeah.

05:23:48.900 I 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.

05:24:04.020 I actually want a piece of that.

05:24:05.840 That looks like a good idea to me.

05:24:07.520 Like, it's simple.

05:24:09.400 It's simple math.

05:24:10.640 It's a simple power dynamic.

05:24:12.220 This isn't even like one that's on the edge.

05:24:14.820 This is not like an edge case where there's a lot of moving parts and pieces.

05:24:18.520 My mud shark radar goes off.

05:24:22.160 I'm just going to say it.

05:24:23.400 Probably.

05:24:24.180 You know, but I think it's a savior complex.

05:24:28.060 And you could argue that this is an issue with white people in general.

05:24:33.340 This savior complex.

05:24:34.460 A grown man just got laid out.

05:24:35.960 So, let's get this single mom in here because she's definitely going to fix this. 1.00

05:24:39.560 She will definitely.

05:24:40.640 You brought up. 0.99

05:24:41.360 She's going to solve some shit right now. 0.99

05:24:43.020 Yeah. 1.00

05:24:43.280 You brought up her children.

05:24:46.040 And she didn't care about her children at all when she did that. 1.00

05:24:52.260 But this is a completely irresponsible human being on so many levels that I have no sympathy for her. 0.99

05:25:02.820 And I find, and here's the third order consequence.

05:25:06.020 You got this.

05:25:06.960 She put herself in that position.

05:25:09.000 She did it.

05:25:09.860 She was not a victim.

05:25:10.740 She caused the problem to herself. 0.99

05:25:15.140 And then she's pretending that she's a victim out there.

05:25:19.800 Okay.

05:25:20.040 Now you have yesterday. 0.99

05:25:23.120 You've got big balls. 0.98

05:25:24.660 We all know who big balls is. 0.99

05:25:27.820 Yeah. 0.98

05:25:28.660 Listen, I got more respect for him.

05:25:30.540 He simply bit off more than he can chew.

05:25:32.380 He was doing the right thing.

05:25:33.840 He's a skinny kid.

05:25:35.760 You know, I got, I got more patience and tolerance for him because he's a young guy.

05:25:40.080 He's fit.

05:25:41.260 He's scrawny.

05:25:42.280 And he just bit off more than he can chew.

05:25:44.140 And 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.

05:25:56.560 That makes a lot more sense to me.

05:25:57.580 He is responsible for the guardian role of our society.

05:26:03.160 I'll give it that.

05:26:04.400 So 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.

05:26:26.560 There's no logical scenario.

05:26:28.480 Would that make sense?

05:26:29.040 With, with this woman helping this guy up, that part of it was fine because she wasn't in danger.

05:26:35.300 Nobody was coming after her. 0.86

05:26:37.060 There, she was, they were all surrounded by all of these feral niggers who were done fighting at that point. 1.00

05:26:42.800 Everybody had stopped fighting. 0.88

05:26:44.920 That's the, that's the major contention.

05:26:47.360 And I think on this one situation is everyone was done fighting.

05:26:51.060 They were going to let the guy go.

05:26:53.000 They let a woman help him up. 1.00

05:26:54.880 Nobody was doing anything.

05:26:56.260 And she went and instigated a nether fight right after that. 1.00

05:27:00.720 This is not, they're not the same thing.

05:27:02.620 She didn't get hit while she was helping him up, helping him up.

05:27:05.440 That's even worse.

05:27:06.580 That's literally worse.

05:27:07.780 I didn't, I didn't fully understand that, that, that particular detail that makes it all the more worse.

05:27:11.880 That just reinforces everything we're talking about.

05:27:13.740 Yeah, yeah, she literally started another fight right after one got done. 1.00

05:27:18.780 It was, and this goes to the, the, uh, the situation.

05:27:21.660 I don't know all of the details about this big ball situation.

05:27:24.580 Uh, 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.

05:27:40.180 You, you don't get to do it anymore.

05:27:42.300 Women, ladies. 0.99

05:27:43.740 You don't get to do it anymore.

05:27:45.480 It's not safe for you.

05:27:46.940 And when you do it, you have to take responsibility and, and, and this is up to the guys.

05:27:52.560 It's, it's, it's our time to clean up the streets.

05:27:55.220 Right.

05:27:55.920 But until then, women and children stay indoors, get over it. 1.00

05:28:00.960 You lost, you voted for this.

05:28:03.380 You've, you literally voted for this and you lost.

05:28:06.140 So 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.

05:28:14.000 But this isn't, this is a situation that we're, we're rapidly entering and it's hostile and it's warlike.

05:28:21.620 And it's not safe for women and children.

05:28:24.280 Now, Marco, go ahead.

05:28:24.940 No, I mean, you know, of course she, she could have been a hero.

05:28:28.920 She just would have helped the brother up.

05:28:30.340 Right.

05:28:30.720 She, that she was okay at that point.

05:28:32.940 Right.

05:28:33.300 But, 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.

05:28:48.340 None of this matters. 0.99

05:28:49.220 I'm, I'm getting to the point here, but she would run around chewing people's asses. 1.00

05:28:52.940 You know, you're either him or me, or you choose me. 0.99

05:28:55.140 Well, me, he and I were really good friends.

05:28:56.940 So 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? 0.94

05:29:03.300 So I mentioned to one of the dads, they were like, what do you think? 0.99

05:29:05.960 I said, well, if we were in Alabama, that bitch wouldn't have 32 teeth anymore. 1.00

05:29:09.460 He goes, what are you talking about, man? 1.00

05:29:11.660 I said, well, it wouldn't necessarily be a man that would, you know, that would, that would pop her. 0.99

05:29:17.260 It'd probably be some redneck bitch from Alabama that can actually do it, you know? 1.00

05:29:21.060 So again, their radar is off. 1.00

05:29:23.220 They don't understand.

05:29:24.140 What are you doing, man?

05:29:25.260 You know, helping the brother up.

05:29:26.800 That's okay.

05:29:27.900 Going and poking a spook in the chest in downtown Cincinnati. 1.00

05:29:30.920 You're fucking crazy, man. 1.00

05:29:33.300 Yeah, yeah. 1.00

05:29:35.860 Well, it doesn't seem like we have a lot of contrarian takes coming from the audience here.

05:29:41.780 I kind of expected maybe a little more white nighting.

05:29:44.760 I have no white nighting for this, for this lady.

05:29:47.700 In fact, for, for any of our women at this point, because I really think it is time to really understand what time it is.

05:29:55.560 Get indoors.

05:29:56.720 Stay safe.

05:29:57.960 Don't go around.

05:29:58.760 Like, look, Shiloh Hendricks was the canary in the coal mine. 1.00

05:30:02.840 Don't go to these parks.

05:30:04.620 They're not safe.

05:30:06.400 She could have gotten in a much worse situation if that non hadn't, you know, recorded and posted his own L. 0.99

05:30:16.340 Once 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.

05:30:32.780 So, you know, it's, we got to read what time it is out here.

05:30:36.800 Well, there's, there's a bit of a, of a duality to financially incentivizing women being too bold. 1.00

05:30:43.240 So 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. 1.00

05:30:56.460 I 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.

05:31:10.540 I don't know if that's sending the right message.

05:31:12.580 It 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.

05:31:25.100 So 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.

05:31:37.580 Yeah.

05:31:38.120 If she would have left well enough alone, help the guy out.

05:31:40.340 There's nothing wrong with that inherently at all.

05:31:42.360 Even 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.

05:31:55.100 To 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.

05:32:07.660 It's a complete absence of that.

05:32:10.040 So I think that there's just, it's just a complete mental judgment call and a lapse thereof in my, in my mind anyway.

05:32:16.100 Yeah.

05:32:17.300 Yeah.

05:32:17.900 And, and, uh, again, back to her kids, like, oh my gosh, she had kids.

05:32:23.200 So I can't believe they were almost, you know, motherless over this, this, and then, well, why, why would she almost be motherless?

05:32:30.940 Well, 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.

05:32:44.920 And, and, and, and forget and neglect completely to think about her own children at home who need their mother to come home.

05:32:52.380 Uh, and, and just a, a lack of, of situational awareness there.

05:32:57.100 We, and we, we need our women to understand that. 0.99

05:33:00.060 We need our men to understand that.

05:33:01.520 And it's, it is our job.

05:33:03.340 Ultimately this falls at our feet a hundred percent, but we need to also just, uh, discuss what this situation is.

05:33:13.020 Like you said, it's incentivizing bad behavior.

05:33:15.760 Uh, and it's, it's not a good step forward in where we're going.

05:33:21.640 Uh, Holy Diver, welcome.

05:33:24.860 Yeah.

05:33:25.440 White power fellas, uh, chime in on this. 1.00

05:33:27.860 Um, you know, that, that woman, she's from Russia. 1.00

05:33:31.600 She's a normie. 1.00

05:33:32.660 She might not have realized that what she was up against, but I always say that nature will take out the stupid. 1.00

05:33:39.380 I mean, if an average person walked up to a silverback gorilla and try to take his banana, you're going to get the same kind of punch. 1.00

05:33:46.180 You know what I mean?

05:33:46.640 So 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. 1.00

05:33:56.080 And, uh, I think nature will take out the stupid, you know, man or woman. 1.00

05:34:00.860 That's just the way I look at it. 1.00

05:34:02.960 He can make the same argument about that guy.

05:34:05.080 That guy's not blameless.

05:34:06.300 The fact that he thought he's looked sloppy drunk.

05:34:08.820 He was just going to get a fair one-on-one with some fairly sized, equally sized black is absurd. 1.00

05:34:15.860 That's not how these people fight.

05:34:17.420 So it's never a fair fight.

05:34:18.880 You should never assume that you're going to get a, that you have a fair fight in any dynamic.

05:34:22.660 What you should assume when you're fighting one guy, any of his buddies, if not all of them are going to back him up.

05:34:28.740 So it's like, I don't understand.

05:34:30.260 These are basic, uh, like tactical ideas.

05:34:34.160 So there was a total judgment lapse.

05:34:37.080 I'm not, I'm not sure what kind of, uh, environment she's used to, but you know, you were, you were, you were at the zoo.

05:34:42.520 When you go to a jazz festival in downtown Cincinnati in 2025, you were at the zoo.

05:34:47.600 So, so I, it's just completely retardation on my, in my mind. 0.98

05:34:51.020 Let me use that zoo analogy here.

05:34:53.120 Okay.

05:34:53.600 So here's, here's what happened.

05:34:55.320 Okay.

05:34:56.240 Old man fell into the silverback gorilla, uh, cage. 0.99

05:35:01.140 Uh, 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. 0.99

05:35:13.120 And then she jumped in the silverback gorilla cage and goes, I'm going ham on these silverback. 1.00

05:35:20.860 Like what?

05:35:21.600 This is what happened.

05:35:22.560 This is legitimately a, a one-to-one analogy in my opinion.

05:35:28.420 Yeah, Marco, go ahead.

05:35:30.060 I mean, if you watch the video, he was actually safe in the car.

05:35:34.660 You know what I mean?

05:35:35.320 He was, he was getting in the car.

05:35:36.760 He was safe.

05:35:37.520 And so, you know, for, for some reason for her to do, I mean, we've all seen it, right? 1.00

05:35:42.920 It was like, how dumb are you, man? 0.98

05:35:45.480 She, she, she, she had to lecture them on the error of their ways, of course. 1.00

05:35:50.880 So 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. 1.00

05:36:01.740 This is fucking genius level shit boys. 1.00

05:36:04.040 No, no. 1.00

05:36:04.700 You have to hear what I have to say.

05:36:05.860 It's important.

05:36:06.460 It is important. 0.98

05:36:07.520 And you're going to shut up and listen. 0.99

05:36:08.620 No, you're going to get laid out and hospitalized. 1.00

05:36:11.020 Know your fucking role. 0.99

05:36:12.400 Like, yeah, well, look at, and look at the, another third order consequence. 1.00

05:36:16.540 Now she's going on Benny Johnson and probably other shows.

05:36:20.400 She's going to be, she's being presented as a victim.

05:36:24.040 Then she goes back into society and, and that's the narrative you have to buy. 1.00

05:36:30.180 Nobody's going to tell her to her face what she needs to hear, which is why are you so stupid? 1.00

05:36:35.700 Why did you do that? 1.00

05:36:37.320 Right?

05:36:37.760 She'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.

05:36:47.760 So she, in her mind is going to carry that.

05:36:51.900 She's going to, she's going to exploit that everywhere she goes. 1.00

05:36:56.120 And it's, and she's going to infect other retarded women. 1.00

05:37:00.240 And 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. 1.00

05:37:08.700 And you need to assess your situation and you need to stick with your man. 1.00

05:37:13.260 Uh, 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. 1.00

05:37:22.040 This is not good for our society.

05:37:23.860 And we need to close the door on these people.

05:37:26.560 And we need to tell, and this is where the men come in. 1.00

05:37:28.940 We need to tell Benny Johnson, you're fucking stupid, Benny. 1.00

05:37:32.480 You're fucking stupid. 1.00

05:37:33.760 And you're, you're upholding feminist values as a conservative Republican. 1.00

05:37:40.540 And you are, you are, you are, you are, you're holding up the structure of which you rail against so often.

05:37:49.300 And you're a part of the problem. 1.00

05:37:51.420 You are a stupid man and you deserve to be chastised and, and cast out of, of the village in, in no uncertain terms. 1.00

05:38:00.700 This is how we hold our myth down. 1.00

05:38:01.920 I would love for somebody to come up and say something to the contrary.

05:38:04.960 And to your point, I'm, I'm open to anybody that has sort of a, a somewhat thoughtful and sophisticated take on this.

05:38:12.080 That's like revelatory.

05:38:13.340 And I'm like, Oh, I never thought of it that way, but I, I don't, I don't know if there really is.

05:38:16.800 And we promise.

05:38:17.400 And look, I'll, I'll be, we will lower the level of testosterone in the room in order to have this conversation.

05:38:24.120 Look, we're, we're, if there's someone that wants to come up and, you know, give a articulate take on this.

05:38:29.940 I 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. 1.00

05:38:38.820 She tried to lecture this Pharaoh and the Pharaoh was like, I have fists.

05:38:43.780 You go, you go down.

05:38:44.940 We are gentlemen, we are gentlemen here.

05:38:47.220 And although we have, uh, you know, pretty strongly held views on this situation, we will have this conversation in a gentlemanly manner.

05:38:54.900 So any, uh, man or woman who, who has an alternate take here, you know, I'd like to hear it.

05:39:01.060 Uh, 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. 0.63

05:39:16.560 Like this is, this is like what she's getting treated now, like right now, this is definition, high level, nuclear level simping.

05:39:25.840 I, I, I think, I think we're going to have to steal man it.

05:39:28.260 So 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.

05:39:33.380 So we might, we might, we might have to steal this.

05:39:35.120 We don't have to steal man it the other way, boss.

05:39:37.000 Yeah.

05:39:37.280 I will, I will have, I will have to, uh, to take some time to, to, to take that position.

05:39:43.160 I got to give some, I got, I did have a question for brother radio with his, with his quick wit.

05:39:49.400 So 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?

05:39:58.700 I mean, that's, that's what, that's where they're fine.

05:40:00.540 I 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. 0.99

05:40:11.760 It forced, it forces them into violent behavior. 0.97

05:40:14.980 And, you know, what, there's like this famous quote from this politician that like white girls bleed easily or something. 0.97

05:40:20.120 So they're, they're completely non-sympathetic. 0.99

05:40:21.920 They'd have to do come up with some completely arbitrary and ridiculous. 0.95

05:40:26.420 And, um, basically they would do, they would just try to remove accountability from the black because I've got one. 0.91

05:40:32.480 I've got, I mean, I don't, I don't really have this rhetoric down too tightly.

05:40:37.320 You're, you're close because this is what they're saying too. 0.91

05:40:40.380 And, and, uh, is that none of this would have happened if the white man hadn't said the word nigger. 0.95

05:40:50.740 Right. 0.90

05:40:51.920 That's, that's one of the lines and it guaranteed it's out there right now.

05:40:56.600 I bet we could go to a black Twitter and we could scrape a bunch of information on what they're saying about this. 0.94

05:41:03.180 Cause guaranteed, uh, they're, they're saying FAFO, right?

05:41:06.700 Like they're just saying, and that's what it is.

05:41:08.560 One word absolves the sub-Saharan from all accountability. 0.99

05:41:12.180 And it's just, it's absolutely absurd.

05:41:14.280 They've been doing that for decades now.

05:41:15.880 Is that one word?

05:41:16.900 If you say this one word, it's, it's automatic chimp out. 1.00

05:41:20.720 And, you know, whatever consequences come your way, you're entitled to that's not working on whites anymore. 0.96

05:41:25.940 I think even the midwit center, right whites, and even like the, the, the, the basic normie fag, middle of the road, race blind conservative. 0.96

05:41:33.680 I don't, I don't think that's really working so well anymore.

05:41:35.740 So 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.

05:41:43.420 And people just aren't having it. 0.98

05:41:44.800 Like if one word causes you to do that, that shit doesn't hold up in court. 0.98

05:41:48.620 It might, I mean, I don't, maybe I'm wrong. 0.98

05:41:50.880 I put up in the nest, a video of this, uh, sub-Saharan with these, uh, trimmed out uneven eyebrows, uh, a nose ring and a purple hair bag. 0.94

05:42:05.760 Uh, and she's chimping out on the timeline right now about how using the word nigger could potentially cost you your life.

05:42:15.940 And, and this is, this is just one take, but yeah, it's out there. 0.97

05:42:26.560 Hummingbird, uh, what do you got?

05:42:29.420 Hey, mate.

05:42:29.980 Um, uh, a few things, uh, first is in all likelihood, they became engaged in this.

05:42:45.940 Hostility due to being disrespected and, uh, treated less than, and likely there was alcohol involved.

05:43:03.880 Who knows?

05:43:04.880 Um, 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.

05:43:23.880 It's more understandable how this happened in the first place.

05:43:31.880 And, um, also it just sort of exemplifies the need for segregation.

05:43:43.880 Um, 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.

05:44:02.260 Um, it's Barb, Barb, Barb, Barb, Barb.

05:44:07.260 Barb, Barb.

05:44:08.260 And then the woman I saw, she helped him up as was stated.

05:44:14.260 And then she sort of got involved, uh, in, uh, um, mild way, uh, amongst the people who had just stomped on her friend or partner's head.

05:44:34.460 Um, I mean, that's sort of understandable. 0.99

05:44:37.040 I'd be hot as fuck too. 0.98

05:44:38.900 So 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. 0.99

05:44:58.180 Um, man, by the way, and almost killed her.

05:45:06.420 Yeah.

05:45:06.860 I don't think that, uh, I think that this guy was just a stranger.

05:45:09.840 So I don't think there's any relation.

05:45:11.280 I think, I think that this was, um, this is like white knighting in reverse.

05:45:15.180 This was woman helps a strange guy. 1.00

05:45:17.900 And then I think that the fatal flaw was when she decided to go back and do a lecture series to these, um, to these engineers.

05:45:25.460 And they just, and they were like, uh, no, well, actually, I don't care what you have to say.

05:45:31.320 Right.

05:45:31.520 Right.

05:45:31.820 I 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.

05:45:53.200 Um, and then the last thing I just wanted to add, it's interesting.

05:45:58.580 The president of the Cincinnati city council, a black woman, she commented on a Facebook post about this situation.

05:46:13.580 And she said, they begged for that heat down. 0.97

05:46:26.700 I am grateful for the whole story.

05:46:30.580 Again, this is the president of the Cincinnati city council, and she still holds her job.

05:46:37.580 It'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. 0.63

05:46:57.220 I'm glad that this whole thing happened.

05:46:59.340 Like, well, that's what it comes down to.

05:47:02.080 So this, this is called no longer accepting double standards.

05:47:04.840 So 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.

05:47:16.860 You cannot, you put the enemy and the, the opponent into an indefensible position.

05:47:21.500 And 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.

05:47:38.280 So when you make people defend the indefensible, um, they basically do your job for you.

05:47:43.720 And that's like, RTTL is a completely like asymmetrical example, but it's an example.

05:47:49.300 Nonetheless, you even have Jews coming out and saying, no, wait, wait a minute. 0.89

05:47:53.080 Wait a minute.

05:47:53.500 We have a lot of these communities.

05:47:55.260 Maybe, maybe whites can get together. 0.83

05:47:56.940 Maybe it's not that bad after all goy. 1.00

05:47:58.660 You guys can just goy up because we don't want, we don't want the blow back.

05:48:03.040 So yeah, these, these are indefensible positions in my mind.

05:48:07.200 A hundred percent on that.

05:48:08.540 And I agree with you.

05:48:10.140 I 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.

05:48:29.160 Um, that has been to, to, to turned and weaponized against us in the lands that our ancestors built and, and, and, and toiled.

05:48:43.280 So in enough is enough.

05:48:46.240 Um, and then the other thing is, um, um, um, what was it?

05:48:57.380 Hang on to that, uh, that thought there, uh, hummingbird, um, because the, the segue is good.

05:49:05.140 And I think we should shift here is, um, is, is, is getting to accountability.

05:49:10.160 You know, we, we do need to hold our people accountable.

05:49:13.080 We need to hold our men accountable.

05:49:14.860 And I wonder, uh, how everyone's thinking, feeling, um, and judging our vol right now in particular amidst what's going on.

05:49:26.060 Right.

05:49:26.460 There was the, the initial, um, the initial attack on, on RTTL is to bring everybody up to speed.

05:49:34.120 RTTL being a, uh, uh, a community that is organized, uh, for men of European descent and women.

05:49:45.240 It's an intentional white community. 0.90

05:49:46.760 This is how Arville frames it wonderfully.

05:49:48.700 It's an intentional white community. 0.90

05:49:50.040 That's really all that it is.

05:49:51.320 So like it's most core essence, it's an invite only PMA and it's an intentional white community. 0.88

05:49:57.460 These exist everywhere.

05:49:58.980 You ever been to Italy?

05:50:00.420 That's an intentional Italian community.

05:50:02.100 You ever been to Chinatown?

05:50:03.380 That's an intentional Chinese community.

05:50:05.080 Like all these subgroups of foreigners. 1.00

05:50:08.320 They 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.

05:50:16.620 But, 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.

05:50:25.680 How dare they?

05:50:26.440 So he got some, uh, some publicity out of it, did a little media tour.

05:50:29.940 And then it came out that he had, uh, some, some things in his past.

05:50:33.440 It 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.

05:50:45.760 And 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.

05:51:09.100 Um, I'll put it, um, um, for dollars on the internet and it was exposed.

05:51:15.040 He, uh, he, he, he answered for it, um, in his own way, the way he did.

05:51:20.580 Uh, and I wonder how people feel about how that's been handled.

05:51:24.500 So, 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.

05:51:40.020 And, uh, just want to air that out.

05:51:42.460 This is accountability.

05:51:43.480 We need to hold our men accountable.

05:51:44.760 What is, what is, are we to do with, uh, you know, if we were, if we were the arbiters of, uh, and the judges.

05:51:54.440 What are these most recent allegations?

05:51:56.960 I like, are these credible?

05:51:58.680 Are these just smears?

05:51:59.880 I would like this.

05:52:00.660 These, these look like smears.

05:52:02.680 Uh, to be honest, there's a, there's an email that was written and sent to Lucas Gage.

05:52:07.340 It 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.

05:52:20.320 Uh, he went, um, and posted a big, long tirade about all kinds of allegations.

05:52:25.800 And, and Arval answered, uh, in his comments, he said, receipts.

05:52:30.120 And so he's, he's not unwilling to face what it is.

05:52:33.840 Um, you know, he definitely wasn't running from that.

05:52:36.340 Yeah, my take on this, and then I'll see what other guys have to say.

05:52:39.700 You know, I, I didn't give a lot of credence or thought to it.

05:52:42.060 I mean, it was obviously regrettable decisions made a decade ago.

05:52:45.820 I think everyone's made regrettable decisions a decade ago.

05:52:48.980 Um, so I, I think the main fatal flaw was monetizing it.

05:52:53.280 I think at the end of the day, like what you do with your wife and the privacy of your own home is just that.

05:52:58.120 I 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.

05:53:05.340 A little bit.

05:53:06.720 I think, um, he owned it.

05:53:08.360 He, you know, acknowledged it was degenerate.

05:53:11.000 It was, you know, a long time ago.

05:53:12.920 I think that that's all you can ask from a guy, you know?

05:53:15.440 So 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.

05:53:24.620 He'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.

05:53:36.800 I don't see it stands in the way of his credibility or ability to execute the job.

05:53:40.940 Um, you know, and it was private.

05:53:42.160 I 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.

05:53:50.740 And he made that, that was a, uh, that was a regrettable move on his part.

05:53:54.420 But, 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.

05:54:01.020 So I, I don't really, I don't, you know, I don't think, I think, I think it tars him too much, frankly.

05:54:06.680 Yeah.

05:54:06.920 I 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.

05:54:18.180 The 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.

05:54:31.240 I 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.

05:54:44.960 So 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.

05:55:03.900 Cause reputation matters.

05:55:04.920 So 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. 1.00

05:55:14.400 And that's from a woman's perspective. 0.98

05:55:16.040 Uh, so I can offer that because I've had this conversation with her.

05:55:19.180 Uh, she is, uh, completely rejects his ability to lead. 1.00

05:55:24.140 Um, so that's from a woman's perspective. 1.00

05:55:27.040 Um, so with that, uh, Ricky, welcome.

05:55:30.180 And, uh, what you got?

05:55:31.300 Hey, yeah, I just want to touch on, uh, white power, everybody. 0.91

05:55:35.500 I just want to touch on, uh, the Cincy thing real quick.

05:55:38.840 Um, when I first saw, uh, all the news coming out now, I saw the blonde woman laying in the street unconscious with her eyes open.

05:55:46.360 And, uh, that, that hit me kind of hard.

05:55:48.480 You want to have, you want to have blonde daughters? 1.00

05:55:50.020 Actually, I have blonde daughters.

05:55:52.040 Um, but after, like, I, I got the full story too, I kind of felt, uh, I don't know.

05:55:58.340 I mean, you just don't do that.

05:55:59.800 You don't put yourself in those kinds of situations.

05:56:01.760 I mean, I was out with Diver and all these guys last weekend.

05:56:06.340 And, uh, you know, we're pretty open on who we are when we go out.

05:56:10.180 But we're not going to go to Cincinnati Jazz Festival and, um, expose ourselves like that.

05:56:16.920 You know, there's a time and place for everything.

05:56:18.820 But, 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. 0.99

05:56:29.900 I 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. 0.99

05:56:37.100 But you got to use common sense. 0.99

05:56:39.560 You really do.

05:56:40.980 That's all I have.

05:56:41.860 Yeah, thanks for that, Ricky.

05:56:45.860 And we, we need to set that standard, uh, for common sense into our, our general social atmosphere and attitude.

05:56:54.920 Uh, and that's going to be a good, I mean, if we can do that, that will be good for all of us.

05:56:59.320 Uh, 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.

05:57:10.340 Every 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.

05:57:19.380 And, and that's, that's your fault.

05:57:21.420 I'm just not doing this personally.

05:57:23.220 Uh, I don't know how everybody else feels about that in particular, but, uh, yeah.

05:57:28.620 But, 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.

05:57:47.900 Holy Diver, go ahead.

05:57:51.880 I mean, I've watched a lot of videos of Arville talk in the last few weeks.

05:57:56.900 I've been researching a lot of that.

05:57:59.820 And when you become a speaker or a leader of anything, you're just going to have people.

05:58:09.120 I mean, I, I, I see if we're looking for a perfection, we're never going to get it.

05:58:13.260 I mean, all of us come from a past.

05:58:15.680 And 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.

05:58:22.780 He 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.

05:58:30.860 And, you know, he, he seems like a great speaker to me.

05:58:33.440 I've never met him personally, but I just think we all have a past.

05:58:37.080 We've all done things.

05:58:38.040 And, you know, before we were Nat Sock, before we were woke and, you know, I think that we could forgive, I would forgive him.

05:58:46.740 And I still think in my eyes, he's the best for the job right now.

05:58:50.640 I guess I don't really know anybody else.

05:58:52.400 I'm not into it enough to know.

05:58:53.880 Well, 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. 0.99

05:59:04.160 I mean, that's all you can ask from a guy who's fucked up.

05:59:06.700 So if you always hold the guy to his worst mistake, when he was younger, it's like an unfair to divers point. 0.99

05:59:13.220 It's an unfair standard.

05:59:15.160 Cause if you hold anybody to their biggest mistake in life, I mean, there's some stuff that's unforgivable.

05:59:19.300 Those lines that you don't cross, you know, there's certain things that are irredeemable.

05:59:24.500 I don't think that that's one of them.

05:59:26.100 I mean, that's not an irredeemable thing considering he's completely grown out of that.

05:59:29.900 I think, you know, there was some other whispers of, you know, him getting down with polygamy.

05:59:34.800 That's also an arguable thing.

05:59:36.580 I mean, polygamists have an argument, like there's a strong argument for polygamy, frankly. 0.82

05:59:41.060 I mean, you know, there just is, there's not as good of an argument for, you know, monetizing, banging your wife on webcam.

05:59:48.460 Like that's, that's, that is a foreseeably regrettable action.

05:59:52.880 Um, but am I like, does any, like, who did, who did he hurt?

05:59:56.420 Like, exactly like, you know, like, like who's harmed.

05:59:59.020 So I think, you know, women are probably going to have a stronger opinion of this than men. 0.57

06:00:02.720 Probably, you know, it's, you could argue it's a little bit of the moral fag thing. 1.00

06:00:07.200 Um, and it was degenerate, but you know, once upon a time, you know, this is, this is the case for banning pornography writ large.

06:00:13.580 You know, I, I think OnlyFans should be shut down tomorrow and I would love it if pornography ceased to exist.

06:00:19.020 So 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.

06:00:28.620 So that, that there's, there's an ecosystem where this is hugely financially incentivized.

06:00:33.560 You have like 18 year old girls that turned 18, like yesterday, making millions of dollars off of selling their bodies. 1.00

06:00:39.240 Like it's, it's, it's prostitution. 1.00

06:00:41.260 So, I mean, there's a bigger conversation to have here.

06:00:44.880 I don't, Arvol's not the root cause of this.

06:00:46.760 He didn't cause it.

06:00:47.700 He doesn't condone it.

06:00:48.480 So I think if anything, you know, I, I, I would like to see porn banned just completely outright in my mind.

06:00:55.000 Yeah.

06:00:55.500 And, 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.

06:01:16.520 And I have this in my past, uh, uh, it doesn't change my ability to, uh, to be able to, uh, build this house.

06:01:26.900 Right.

06:01:27.340 And 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.

06:01:51.680 And, 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.

06:01:59.660 And I think it's a bit easier for men to do that than it is for women to do that. 0.72

06:02:03.460 Uh, uh, uh, uh, coming bird, get in there. 1.00

06:02:08.480 Yeah.

06:02:09.160 Um, that, uh, the, the article that smeared him and presented this information, the author is Jewish.

06:02:24.860 Um, so it's essentially a Jewish smear campaign. 0.85

06:02:31.460 And, 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.

06:02:52.780 And 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.

06:03:14.780 And it's interesting.

06:03:16.780 And the owner of only fans is Jewish and one of the top donors to APAC, uh, the American Israeli.

06:03:34.780 Well, 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.

06:03:56.660 Uh, I, I, I, I, I noticed a trend.

06:03:58.380 So, so, so, yeah, yeah, it, it, it, let me just finish here.

06:04:03.320 So it, it sort of goes along with what I'm saying though.

06:04:08.760 Cause, uh, it's interesting.

06:04:11.620 These same people who are virtue signaling, uh, and criticizing Eric aren't, it seems like they, they might not be, uh, criticizing.

06:04:26.640 Uh, 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.

06:04:44.940 Uh, so, uh, I'll end there though.

06:04:47.680 Uh, I have, uh, I, uh, I think Eric is brilliant.

06:04:52.640 I appreciate his efforts and his organization and I support him a hundred percent.

06:04:58.760 I think he's one of our brightest lights out there at the moment, honestly.

06:05:06.480 Well, he's, he is the spearhead to this, uh, situation.

06:05:09.740 Uh, 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.

06:05:20.100 It's, it's not an administrative position he's taking.

06:05:24.220 It'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.

06:05:35.940 And when you have that, again, back to the building, uh, analogy, uh, when you have that skillset, you're mandatory.

06:05:44.020 It'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.

06:05:55.640 And 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.

06:06:07.800 But at the same time, you know, we don't, we don't need to remove these people.

06:06:12.260 Right.

06:06:12.480 We, 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.

06:06:23.300 Um, but the, the, the left does this, right.

06:06:28.040 And we said, Oh, and we call it the left.

06:06:29.680 I, I, I hate using that term, but this is what we, we discuss as, as the idea, right.

06:06:35.280 Is 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.

06:06:46.520 Uh, but you know, the conservatives are, are, um, notorious, right.

06:06:52.480 For just cutting off some of their best players because they're not perfect, right.

06:06:57.760 Oh, 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.

06:07:13.460 That's, that's kind of where I, I land there and, uh, green power.

06:07:17.360 And then, uh, we'll go to notice her.

06:07:21.180 Yeah, I think, um, um, I, you know, I, I just, just like others have said, I think hoping for the best is good.

06:07:29.880 I 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.

06:07:40.560 Kind of like a, um, spiritual leader, or he's, you know, he's not going to be, that didn't, that wasn't released.

06:07:48.540 And 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.

06:07:57.960 And 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.

06:08:19.960 I 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.

06:08:41.180 Right. 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,

06:09:11.180 in 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.

06:09:39.940 And, 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.

06:09:50.860 No, 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.

06:10:09.180 That'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.

06:10:21.920 They 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.

06:10:40.980 When 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.

06:10:57.460 Can I jump in real quick?

06:11:01.100 Yeah. Welcome to the stage. White. Glad to see you. Go ahead.

06:11:04.400 I'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.

06:11:16.400 Don'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.

06:11:20.540 Oh 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. 1.00

06:11:29.700 But 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.

06:11:40.480 Well, 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.

06:11:56.480 If 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. 0.97

06:12:07.420 There was mother daughter whore teams and these women were forgiven and eventually started great families and given medals for their service to the cause. 0.99

06:12:20.280 And 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.

06:12:32.660 It'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.

06:12:43.400 I 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. 1.00

06:12:55.420 They, 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. 0.99

06:13:08.820 And 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. 0.98

06:13:20.440 Stop 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.

06:13:31.340 And 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.

06:13:43.920 The, the sins that they may have committed in the past shouldn't be considered irredeemable unless it was the ultimate sin against the race.

06:13:53.700 And that is creating a half-breed child, right? A, a, a culturally homeless child. 1.00

06:14:00.680 Arval 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.

06:14:09.180 So stop morality fagging and let's get to work. Thanks. 0.51

06:14:17.100 Yeah. Thank you. Um, uncle, get in there.

06:14:20.980 I was quite fucking refreshed to, uh, you know, when he started explaining it, it was the first I'd heard about it. 1.00

06:14:30.700 He had sex with a white woman that he was married to. 1.00

06:14:34.600 You 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. 1.00

06:14:48.240 Um, he's, you couldn't ask for a more refreshing bit of bad news. 1.00

06:14:53.720 And, and, and, and so anybody's got a problem with it, straight fuck off. 1.00

06:14:58.760 Are, are you, uh, you know, having heterosexual sex with a woman you're married to who is white? 1.00

06:15:07.660 Probably not. So fuck off. 1.00

06:15:09.760 Well 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. 1.00

06:15:27.340 She 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. 1.00

06:15:36.800 What are you doing now? Right. That's what we really need to look at. What are you doing now? 0.99

06:15:41.720 Okay. You were in your twenties. You experimented with psychedelics and other hardcore drugs.

06:15:46.380 You probably smoked a lot of pot too. You know, how many white people have that same experience in their twenties?

06:15:54.640 A lot of us, right. You know, how many white people, white power people have that same experience in their twenties?

06:16:01.660 A lot of us, right. If, if we start going down this morality fagging spiral,

06:16:07.380 we aren't going to ever acquire the numbers that we need in order to recapture our homelands.

06:16:13.460 They'd have never pulled the acid thing up on him. So it, it basically demonstrates how innocent he actually probably really is.

06:16:21.160 And he probably didn't instigate the fucking videoing of them doing it and the fucking, uh, putting it on the fucking interweb either. 0.98

06:16:32.880 Marco, go ahead. 0.99

06:16:40.100 Uh, 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.

06:17:02.280 And 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.

06:17:11.380 You 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.

06:17:20.700 I'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.

06:17:40.620 I 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?

06:17:54.420 So, 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.

06:18:18.480 Yeah. 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.

06:18:42.940 So 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.

06:19:02.640 And 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. 0.95

06:19:14.440 Hey, 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.

06:19:20.540 So 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? 1.00

06:19:37.160 Yeah, 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. 1.00

06:19:59.820 You 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.

06:20:20.440 And 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.

06:20:32.940 Just 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.

06:20:43.460 Or, 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.

06:20:50.520 And 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.

06:20:58.900 Close the book, close the chapter, start writing the new chapter, take control of the narrative and hit it, right?

06:21:05.380 Hit it full throttle because you've got everybody's attention.

06:21:08.260 And 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.

06:21:21.340 Uh, notice or go ahead.

06:21:24.820 Is 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?

06:21:38.260 Our 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.

06:21:55.020 We 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.

06:22:04.960 And, 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.

06:22:16.000 Yeah. 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.

06:22:26.040 And 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. 0.95

06:22:38.540 And 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. 0.88

06:22:56.920 So 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.

06:23:09.100 It 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.

06:23:20.420 So 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. 1.00

06:23:37.000 A 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,

06:23:50.420 Um, 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.

06:24:17.560 Um, 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.

06:24:35.800 And, 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,

06:25:00.820 we've lived amongst our own people. So love thy neighbor is love your brother and sister, uh, uh, racially.

06:25:16.440 Well, 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. 0.84

06:25:40.280 So, 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.

06:25:56.420 And then when they want to remove that person, then they present the, uh, the black male and remove the person. 0.95

06:26:04.680 And 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.

06:26:24.280 Uh, 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. 0.85

06:26:39.500 Uh, and so long as, as they're playing ball, they're going to keep that black male hidden. 0.99

06:26:47.620 Um, 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.

06:26:58.940 They hold power as the ultimate value.

06:27:01.940 And so they operate on that, on that structure and it's been used against us, uh, time and time again.

06:27:11.020 And 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.

06:27:23.000 We had that conversation earlier.

06:27:24.360 Uh, we don't, we're not worried about the perception of what this might be.

06:27:28.020 We're going to pack all of these, um, these non-whites into the back of, of, of, uh, U-Hauls and 18 wheelers. 1.00

06:27:36.260 And 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. 0.92

06:27:45.340 We're not trying to, we're not giving them hotels.

06:27:48.000 We're not giving them food cards.

06:27:50.020 We're not packing them nice lunches.

06:27:51.900 We're giving them, uh, you know, uh, protein bars made of crickets and, uh, they can eat that.

06:27:58.900 Uh, and we don't care who says what about it as we're accomplishing our goal, because we're outcome oriented.

06:28:05.840 Now we're no longer, uh, perception oriented.

06:28:09.520 We are not trying to be the person, uh, who, uh, is perceived as angelic.

06:28:17.140 We 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.

06:28:28.060 Uh, Uncle, get in there.

06:28:30.900 Yeah, I just wanted to help out anybody who might be on the fence with our wall.

06:28:35.600 Look, I'm a 60-year-old grizzled old biker dude. 0.97

06:28:39.060 I was involved in polonious seedy bullshit before most of you were born. 0.99

06:28:42.920 It 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. 0.99

06:28:59.880 Our ball is definitely just a guy who did a mistake. 0.99

06:29:02.640 He has no convict fucking, uh, in him. 0.99

06:29:06.980 He's got no dope fiend in him. 1.00

06:29:09.660 He's a solid Christian dude.

06:29:12.920 Marco.

06:29:19.820 I just want to roll back to this brother Hummingbird.

06:29:22.460 He's, he's kind of hitting on all cylinders today.

06:29:25.500 Now, 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.

06:29:34.960 Maybe 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.

06:29:48.960 Right.

06:29:49.260 That's the first thing they try to do.

06:29:51.200 They, you can, you can, you can zoom out 50,000 feet and we don't even have to talk about denominations.

06:29:56.480 You know, we don't have to talk about being a Christian.

06:29:59.500 Um, I'm not so sure if Muslim works into this, but you can zoom out 50,000 feet, but they seize the high moral ground. 0.96

06:30:06.340 That's the first thing they do. 0.98

06:30:07.360 So you're a bad person. 1.00

06:30:09.160 You're a piece of shit. 1.00

06:30:10.800 You're below us. 1.00

06:30:12.020 Right.

06:30:12.780 So you have to understand that's, that's the whole game and that's what they're doing.

06:30:16.700 And once they seize that, then they don't need any other reason to look down on us or treat us the way they do.

06:30:23.320 When 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.

06:30:35.000 They look at us, you know, as they seize the moral high ground and, and they just look down on us. 0.96

06:30:41.460 They're saying, they're saying, you're not only wrong, you're bad people.

06:30:45.260 That's what they're saying.

06:30:46.240 And I, I think brother Hummingbird touched on it a little bit, but thanks for letting me share.

06:30:52.280 Well, they, they develop a friend enemy distinction, right?

06:30:55.540 We talk about this from time to time.

06:30:57.200 There's a friend enemy distinction, uh, that they operate on and they have their framework for what identifies a friend and an enemy.

06:31:04.300 And it's, it's not a, a moral framework.

06:31:07.760 It is purely, uh, relational in that.

06:31:11.800 And 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.

06:31:29.640 You heard this with the, uh, the Sidney Sweeney, uh, debate is that these people, uh, who are, uh, they detest beauty.

06:31:41.340 They detest aesthetics.

06:31:42.640 They detest, uh, things that they can't become.

06:31:46.640 And 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.

06:31:58.860 Uh, 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.

06:32:15.900 They just word salad and then, and then move on saying, yeah, that's why it's bad.

06:32:22.740 Also, this is worth mentioning. 0.85

06:32:24.860 This reminds me, I mean, people just have to be honest that most people on either ideological end of the spectrum are simpletons.

06:32:32.580 Most 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.

06:32:43.540 So this is why, you know, avoiding some of these pitfalls that really kind of factionalize and fracture some of these groups.

06:32:53.660 It's not because it's just, it's, I just think it's having high level thinking.

06:32:58.200 It's, you really have to pick your spots and there's so much enemy propaganda.

06:33:03.240 We have so much oppositional forces.

06:33:06.120 We have no institutional power.

06:33:07.880 The, the side that allegedly does represent us sort of tacitly tolerates us.

06:33:12.780 So 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.

06:33:22.860 Whoever has the best ideas will win.

06:33:24.300 That's why I'm all for some of the drama and some of the, some of the, the infighting, because it does sharpen each side.

06:33:31.760 And you see who has a more compelling, more persuadable, more palatable argument.

06:33:37.640 And yeah, I mean, I think that you have to keep in mind, like your average midwit commie is completely convertible to our worldview. 0.99

06:33:44.240 Like I don't write off, you know, fighting age white commies. 1.00

06:33:48.920 I never write them off.

06:33:50.140 There's some smart commies out there that, that are absolutely, that agree with us on like a handful of things.

06:33:55.020 People don't appreciate this.

06:33:56.560 There's really smart white commies out there that agree with us on a number of issues.

06:34:00.820 And very few people go in that direction and try to kind of convince and persuade these libertarians in the same way.

06:34:07.520 I have a particular disdain for libertarianism, but I can put that to the side to win.

06:34:11.880 So 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.

06:34:20.200 In any sort of pursuit when, when being his, cause our enemy doesn't operate that way.

06:34:25.200 I 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. 0.92

06:34:36.720 So I don't understand why this is so fucking hard.

06:34:39.940 It's a very simple premise. 0.86

06:34:41.340 I don't understand why this is such a revolutionary, difficult to understand premise for our side.

06:34:46.660 You tolerate those where the ends justifies the means.

06:34:50.420 And when they don't, then you, you, you might not know, you might no longer tolerate them.

06:34:55.140 But yeah, I mean, I really, I think it's, it's just, it's the classic when it all costs mindset.

06:34:59.660 And that's how the opposition thinks about every single thing at all times.

06:35:03.160 Our opposition only speaks in two or three ways.

06:35:07.820 It's, it's power and winning.

06:35:09.220 And if what you're doing is not marching towards the goal of power and winning, then you're literally in the way.

06:35:14.700 And I don't care who you are.

06:35:15.500 This is a universal truth that, you know, and may the best ideas.

06:35:19.840 And the best men win.

06:35:21.220 Um, but I, I never lose sight of that.

06:35:23.700 That's called the, it's the old eye on the prize.

06:35:25.700 You know?

06:35:26.040 I mean, that's like, these like boomer tapes.

06:35:27.620 I gotta, I gotta jump in after this.

06:35:29.780 Hold on.

06:35:30.820 Get in there.

06:35:31.940 I'll, I'll let you jump in afterwards.

06:35:34.340 Um, I think what radio said is actually very, very important.

06:35:40.780 And I want to add to what he said in, in saying this, we are in a war people.

06:35:49.980 When has war ever been moral?

06:35:53.280 And why aren't we waking up to the fact that we have been in a war?

06:35:57.560 So the purity spiraling, the morality fagging, the, you can't say this, you can't do that.

06:36:04.720 We can't do this.

06:36:06.120 We can't do that because we are better.

06:36:08.540 We are the better side. 0.99

06:36:10.060 And we have to uphold these standards in order to make ourselves presentable towards X, Y, and Z is fucking retarded. 0.99

06:36:19.780 And that's why we continue to lose. 0.99

06:36:21.680 That's why the right continues to lose.

06:36:24.020 And that's why whites continue to lose. 0.50

06:36:26.320 Because we have this concept of morality ingrained in every fiber of our being that we aren't willing to recognize that we're in a war.

06:36:35.140 And if we hold on to certain things in regards to morality fagging, we will lose.

06:36:41.060 We will be, we will go the way of the dodo.

06:36:44.000 There is no going back.

06:36:46.200 There is only going forward.

06:36:47.760 And we spend, when we hold to these principles so dearly by clutching our pearls and saying, we can't do this.

06:36:55.340 We can't do that.

06:36:56.400 While the other side, the enemy, the traitors, world Jewry, and their golem continue to perpetuate whatever crime against us by any means necessary. 1.00

06:37:08.300 No wonder we're going extinct, people.

06:37:10.840 No wonder why our movement isn't going anywhere.

06:37:14.380 No wonder why there's so much factionalism on the internet.

06:37:17.820 Because people aren't capable of recognizing what time it is.

06:37:21.000 If you've got a problem with this person and the way they're doing it, who cares?

06:37:25.420 Let them do it.

06:37:26.540 And that applies to everything.

06:37:29.300 The only thing that I will not condone is multiracial alliances. 1.00

06:37:34.140 That is unacceptable.

06:37:36.300 But let these guys do their thing.

06:37:38.060 Let these guys do their thing.

06:37:39.660 And like what radio said, let the best ideas win. 0.99

06:37:42.280 But we are in a fucking war, people. 0.99

06:37:45.220 When are we going to start participating? 1.00

06:37:48.860 I'll yield.

06:37:49.860 Thank you.

06:37:51.000 Okay.

06:37:51.960 I want to put everything that you guys just said to the test here.

06:37:56.180 Now, I'm not supporting this concept either way.

06:37:59.880 But here's the litmus test.

06:38:01.120 And you guys have to judge it against everything that you just said.

06:38:05.220 So, I always take the position of white well-being from a historical perspective. 0.69

06:38:11.860 Look back to the glory of Rome.

06:38:14.020 Look back to, you know, just our ancient forefathers.

06:38:17.760 The way they thought.

06:38:19.540 The way they behaved.

06:38:21.920 And we have to say, okay, what did they do in the past?

06:38:28.260 We now find reprehensible.

06:38:29.920 Have we changed?

06:38:32.460 You know, what are we willing to do?

06:38:33.960 What are we willing to be?

06:38:34.720 So, on that point, I want to throw into the realm of discussion.

06:38:39.900 What is the marriable age for fertile white females? 0.99

06:38:46.840 What's the age disparity between what's acceptable?

06:38:51.440 Everything that you just said, taking that into account.

06:38:54.060 This is actually a very interesting conversation.

06:38:59.380 And you'll get a lot of different answers from different groups of people.

06:39:02.660 The body and the mind doesn't stop developing until your mid-20s, right?

06:39:10.300 And with the current rate that whites are breeding at, we are due to be heavily outnumbered. 1.00

06:39:21.520 And this goes into a lot of the things that I was saying in regards to morality fagging. 1.00

06:39:27.820 I 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.

06:39:42.020 They 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. 0.98

06:39:52.660 I think that's completely acceptable.

06:39:54.640 Where things do get unacceptable, in my opinion, is if a 30-year-old is trying to bed a 16-year-old.

06:40:02.240 That is unacceptable to me.

06:40:03.500 All right.

06:40:03.760 Let me push back on that then.

06:40:06.500 And remember, I'm not taking a stance either way, but I'm just throwing some reflection in there, okay?

06:40:12.020 First of all, historically speaking, that age difference of 16 years, most people wouldn't even sneeze at it.

06:40:20.500 Here's my observation, and you guys can confirm or deny this.

06:40:24.280 I have known a lot of women who said, I want to wait until I'm mature before I have children. 1.00

06:40:30.360 I want to wait until I'm established.

06:40:32.640 I want to wait until I'm secure.

06:40:34.600 All those kind of things have a modern connotation to them.

06:40:38.160 Babies just came in the old days after you got married.

06:40:42.700 But at 16 years old, all right, you were carrying a spear as a young man.

06:40:51.280 At 16 years old, you were still living under your father's house as a young woman, generally speaking.

06:40:56.560 But where I'm going with this is look at your time frame.

06:40:59.820 At 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. 0.62

06:41:11.020 So think of the support that you can have generationally going back if, let's say, 16 is your marker, right?

06:41:20.200 You can have great, great grandparents who are still relatively, quote unquote, young if you're allowed to think that way.

06:41:27.920 As 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.

06:41:40.640 He's more established. He's got more wealth. He's got more authority.

06:41:46.080 Is 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? 0.99

06:41:54.780 Right?

06:41:55.340 I 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?

06:42:20.820 If 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.

06:42:32.880 But I don't think that you should be seeking someone who is, let's say, for example, a 20-year-old.

06:42:42.180 You shouldn't be taking from his wife pool, right? 0.50

06:42:46.820 Let the youth have the youth.

06:42:52.240 Let them marry each other, be happy, grow together, mature together, and experience life.

06:42:59.780 But 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.

06:43:16.140 The 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.

06:43:29.440 And 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.

06:43:49.640 And 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.

06:44:07.460 That just isn't the reality that we're living in this day and age.

06:44:11.160 So 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? 1.00

06:44:26.260 I think it's cringe for a 30-year-old to be pursuing a 16-year-old.

06:44:30.660 Let 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.

06:44:44.660 I'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 –

06:44:58.440 Did we lose him?

06:44:59.280 Did we lose him?

06:45:00.660 Did he drop?

06:45:02.240 Because this isn't a bad conversation to have.

06:45:05.060 If he can come back up, bro, please do.

06:45:06.920 He dropped out.

06:45:07.580 Hopefully he comes back up.

06:45:08.520 I'd like to get on that point too in a minute.

06:45:10.560 Yeah.

06:45:11.220 So if I'm going to put a hypothetical in here, I have a 30-year-old son, and he hasn't married yet.

06:45:25.460 First of all, I'm going to have a real problem with my son, right?

06:45:28.260 I'm taking the dad mode here.

06:45:29.520 This is a huge problem that I haven't solved for much, much earlier, like a decade earlier.

06:45:37.160 As a father, I'll take moral failing on that one and say that I messed up, right?

06:45:44.120 As a father who is raising kids to raise a 30-year-old who hasn't produced me any children, this is a huge problem.

06:45:52.640 Now, 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.

06:46:09.300 Maybe 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.

06:46:26.340 I would look at that.

06:46:28.260 I wouldn't have a hard line and say, no, because I want that 16-year-old to date a 16-year-old.

06:46:33.680 I would look at that and go, is this quality?

06:46:36.300 Is this something that's good?

06:46:38.540 No, I know you do.

06:46:39.320 Yeah, I actually land with Dan on this one.

06:46:41.440 That's fine, I'm not, I don't care.

06:46:45.720 You can, you know, un-mic when I'm done.

06:46:49.200 So that's, I would take that as a case-by-case basis.

06:46:52.920 Now, 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.

06:47:08.460 And that's what I'm doing.

06:47:09.780 So 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.

06:47:21.740 Good luck with that.

06:47:22.760 But as a father, I'm raising my children to give me those grandchildren, those great-grandchildren, and so on, in a rapid way.

06:47:32.880 So it's an interesting hypothetical.

06:47:36.060 It definitely stretches moral frameworks and makes you think.

06:47:41.960 But 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.

06:47:53.300 What about arranged marriages?

06:47:54.860 I mean, that's effectively what, like, we're talking about.

06:47:56.360 I'm pro-arranged marriage, 100%.

06:47:58.700 Yeah, I'm partial to it too, yeah.

06:48:02.120 Yeah, I'm pro-arranged marriage.

06:48:04.400 I 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.

06:48:15.280 He's already got three children at the age of 30.

06:48:19.060 Based 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?

06:48:31.040 That's weird.

06:48:31.680 What 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.

06:48:40.840 There'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.

06:48:49.500 This is really situational.

06:48:52.740 So from a moral standpoint, it requires context that I don't think we can actually adjudicate here.

06:49:00.860 No, you're right.

06:49:02.180 You're right.

06:49:02.640 It does require context, but I will stand behind what I said in regards that if you're 30 – like if you're my age, right?

06:49:11.200 I'm turning 35 later this week.

06:49:13.820 I have no business trying to wed an 18-year-old, right?

06:49:19.520 That should be a 25-year-old's job to find an 18-year-old wife, have as many kids. 1.00

06:49:26.900 Now, what is considered a viable dating pool for me at 35?

06:49:32.720 I would say 28 to 35 would be a viable dating pool for me, especially because I would like to pursue more children.

06:49:42.180 But I have no business stealing young women from the young generation is essentially where I'm getting at. 1.00

06:49:49.620 I had my time.

06:49:51.000 I made poor decisions.

06:49:52.960 Certain 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.

06:50:03.160 It'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.

06:50:20.160 That's essentially where I'm getting at with the take that I have laid out before us.

06:50:26.760 Yeah, and I won't go any further in this.

06:50:29.260 We'll circle back around.

06:50:30.340 I have another point I'll bring up, but we got five hands on stage. 0.56

06:50:36.020 You got tracking there, White, or? 0.82

06:50:39.320 I know Diver is really hungry to get in here.

06:50:42.260 He is a young grandfather with children and grandchildren, so I'd love to hear what he has to say.

06:50:49.120 He is a better man than all of us, and so heed his words.

06:50:54.100 Yeah.

06:50:56.760 Yeah, 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.

06:51:05.240 She's an Aryan princess.

06:51:06.860 She is a child.

06:51:08.520 She'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. 1.00

06:51:16.720 And on another thing, I have older daughters, like 24, 25, they're with White guys. 0.63

06:51:24.160 They 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. 1.00

06:51:38.140 They've only dated White guys, but, like, where I lived, they wouldn't have jobs. 0.88

06:51:41.920 They were lazy. 0.95

06:51:42.820 They were, you know, living in their mom's basement.

06:51:45.200 So, 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.

06:51:52.780 You 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.

06:52:02.340 You know, that's my grandson's father, and I'm just saying that the women out there, the young girls, they hold out. 1.00

06:52:08.560 They don't have babies right away because maybe they can't find the right guy. 0.93

06:52:11.680 You 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. 1.00

06:52:21.880 I 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.

06:52:31.120 Well, 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.

06:52:51.880 Yeah, 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?

06:53:14.440 And, you know, then I've got a community problem, too.

06:53:18.140 I mean, this is the – our current paradigm and our current moral framework for marriage and birthing children is completely destroyed.

06:53:30.200 The 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.

06:53:46.640 I'll put it that well.

06:53:47.400 That's as nice as I can put it.

06:53:48.980 Let's go to Nunya and go from there.

06:53:52.760 Yeah, thank you for the mic.

06:53:56.660 White power. 0.98

06:53:58.020 A couple of topics here.

06:54:00.080 First of all, I'm going to glaze radio a little bit.

06:54:02.940 I 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.

06:54:13.620 That was some of the most intelligent things that I've heard across any space, period. 0.99

06:54:20.120 You guys need to make sure you paid attention to that shit. 0.99

06:54:23.860 Secondly, about the kid thing. 1.00

06:54:27.660 I have children as well.

06:54:30.520 There is absolutely no chance that a 35, 30-year-old man is going to come anywhere near my 16-year-old daughter. 0.99

06:54:36.520 No fucking chance. 0.99

06:54:37.560 We would have to be dying as a race way more than we are now for that to happen. 1.00

06:54:43.620 I don't care if this motherfucker is a millionaire. 1.00

06:54:46.020 My 16-year-old daughter is a kid. 1.00

06:54:48.680 She is not ready for that.

06:54:49.840 We've had these discussions before.

06:54:51.220 That's just my personal opinion.

06:54:54.080 Conversely, my son, who just turned 15, I would never set my 15- or 16-year-old son up with a woman at that age.

06:55:02.560 As a man, it is way different than it is as a woman. 1.00

06:55:07.020 Most girls, if they have a good household, a good mother and father, they are being taught how to be mothers as they are growing. 0.61

06:55:14.340 In the same aspect, my son is being taught how to be a man.

06:55:17.680 But he has to provide for a family.

06:55:20.680 And unless he has those tools, he cannot provide.

06:55:23.540 So 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. 0.98

06:55:31.340 So 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. 0.90

06:55:43.560 Now, I don't have a problem helping with my grandkids.

06:55:46.540 I 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.

06:55:54.780 And 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.

06:56:07.060 Because they don't know yet, even if they have been raised properly.

06:56:11.320 And yes, it happened in the past.

06:56:12.760 I get that.

06:56:13.920 But we don't live in the past anymore.

06:56:16.660 Everything is different now.

06:56:18.400 The society is completely different.

06:56:19.900 But even if you let go of how society is today, I don't want my little girl to have to be forced.

06:56:27.120 And this was brought up, right? 0.95

06:56:28.180 I 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. 0.85

06:56:37.420 I want – and that's why I also agree with the arranged marriages. 0.99

06:56:41.340 If 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.

06:56:52.460 But 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.

06:57:07.280 You know, we need – my 15-year-old son, you know, it needs to be somewhere around 18 to 25.

06:57:14.180 You 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.

06:57:22.580 But I just – the whole idea of even talking about it because, oh, it happened in the past. 0.96

06:57:28.260 I mean they sacrificed fucking babies in the past too, but we're not going to do that. 1.00

06:57:31.460 It's stupid. 1.00

06:57:32.420 We don't live in that society anymore. 1.00

06:57:34.400 Nobody wants their 16-year-old daughter with a 30-year-old man.

06:57:38.480 It's a moot point at this time.

06:57:40.880 It doesn't matter anymore.

06:57:42.380 All we want is for our kids to have a future in some kind of white society and to be decent people. 0.98

06:57:50.980 We 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. 0.99

06:58:03.920 They don't know even how to weld. 0.99

06:58:06.240 They don't – can't fucking even put a shed up without it falling over. 0.55

06:58:09.740 Nobody 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. 0.75

06:58:28.120 And I'll leave it there.

06:58:28.560 Yeah, if I could add to that really quick.

06:58:30.720 So this is where the endless historical analogs don't hold up.

06:58:33.920 You can't – you can't layer over and have a filter from two millennia ago on 2025.

06:58:40.180 So 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.

06:58:50.240 And when somebody's, you know, 2X in age category, that's usually frowned upon.

06:58:56.180 Like, you know, I was always kind of taught like the max decade age limit delta.

06:59:00.340 Really, ideally five years.

06:59:02.460 Ten years max, depending on where they're at.

06:59:04.600 Obviously, if you're, you know, 12, you know, that goes out the window.

06:59:09.020 But as grown adults, let's say, you know, kind of post-college age adults, tenure at the absolute max, ideally plus or minus five years.

06:59:17.940 And that's a pretty solid numerical framework to work within.

06:59:23.840 And everybody has different preferences and whatnot.

06:59:26.080 But, yeah, this is 2025.

06:59:27.500 We live in an advanced society with advanced technology, advanced medical, advanced psychological understanding. 0.99

06:59:32.460 Like, we map the human fucking genome.

06:59:34.220 So 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. 0.98

06:59:46.480 It's a false analog.

06:59:47.800 Who's making that argument, though, strongly?

06:59:49.880 I am.

06:59:50.620 I'm.

06:59:50.940 No, no, no.

06:59:51.500 I mean, who's, who's making that?

06:59:52.900 We live in 2025.

06:59:53.860 We don't live.

06:59:54.240 I didn't, I didn't, I know.

06:59:55.380 I just heard your argument.

06:59:56.400 I'm asking who's making the counter argument to that, who you are.

06:59:59.200 I didn't hear anybody.

07:00:00.060 I 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.

07:00:09.100 I mean, not literally prehistoric, but definitely pre-industrial revolution.

07:00:12.300 Like, we live in a post-industrialized, technologically, highly technologically advanced society.

07:00:18.120 People need to accept that.

07:00:19.500 Like, 1925 is not coming back.

07:00:22.220 Like, people need to accept that.

07:00:23.740 And we should bring some of those attributes of civilized society from 1925 back.

07:00:29.180 But some of those things are not coming back.

07:00:32.320 They are not.

07:00:33.360 And you can wish, and you can will, and you can want, and you can romanticize all you like, but they're not.

07:00:39.560 And also, we have a legal framework for this.

07:00:41.580 So I think the youngest in any given state is 16 is the age of consent, with, and a lot of states have parental consent.

07:00:47.500 So a 16-year-old.

07:00:48.580 So it's like, it's one of these things where we have, we have moral framework and we have a legal framework.

07:00:52.900 And I think operating too far outside of, and then what's socially acceptable.

07:00:56.680 And I think double the age is not socially acceptable. 0.90

07:00:59.000 I think if you're 20 and you're going with a 40-year-old, like, there's something wrong with a 40-year-old, inevitably.

07:01:04.500 Like, if you're attracted at 40 to 20-year-olds, like, I have a moral qualm with that.

07:01:10.700 I have an issue with a 40-year-old man or a 40-year-old woman being attracted to a 20-year-old.

07:01:17.480 Like, there is some, I just don't love it.

07:01:20.420 I kind of feel like we're outside of the original premise at all here.

07:01:24.760 And because we can all purity spiral about this, and I get that.

07:01:27.860 No, it's not purity spiral.

07:01:28.860 This is still in scope with the original premise that he.

07:01:31.840 Let me bring it back around.

07:01:33.800 Yeah, Fjordian's back up.

07:01:35.660 So let's hear it.

07:01:37.740 Okay, so developmental researchers.

07:01:40.340 First of all, just some food for thought, okay?

07:01:43.700 Developmental 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. 0.68

07:01:53.340 They grow into mothers from pregnancy. 0.99

07:01:57.540 So 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. 0.86

07:02:08.200 That'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. 1.00

07:02:23.300 Okay? 0.90

07:02:23.460 The question you need to ask, why do mammals have an age in which they go into heat?

07:02:30.820 Humans aren't exempt from this.

07:02:32.200 You can-

07:02:32.460 I want to level set, because I think the age limit that you brought is causing a bit more concern than the scientific angle.

07:02:41.220 So you mentioned a 30-year-old and a 16-year-old.

07:02:45.840 Can you raise that up?

07:02:46.460 Okay, 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?

07:02:57.360 And we're talking about saving the white race, and we're talking about any means necessary. 0.91

07:03:02.020 So everything's on the table, okay?

07:03:03.800 First of all, my mother had me when she was 16 years old, all right?

07:03:09.780 My grandmother, she stayed with my grandmother, her family took care of her, and I'm not saying that's right.

07:03:15.300 I'm not saying that that's good.

07:03:16.540 I'm saying that's what happened.

07:03:18.160 But 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.

07:03:33.800 But 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?

07:03:46.540 That 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. 0.97

07:04:00.580 Basically, the world is going to take all these precious little girls and turn them into OnlyFans little girls, okay? 1.00

07:04:10.000 And rather than go down the wholesome avenue of marriage and family, okay, that's just food for thought.

07:04:18.640 Also, 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? 0.60

07:04:29.400 Hmm.

07:04:30.140 There's something that's not lining up here, okay?

07:04:32.820 I'm not advocating for one or the other.

07:04:35.600 I'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. 0.60

07:04:53.700 That's why we're dying out, because we have been infantilized.

07:04:59.460 Like, we now consider 24-year-old people children.

07:05:03.740 My stepdad was working on the railway when he was 14 years old, okay?

07:05:09.160 So you can say, oh, my baby this and my baby that, and as a protective father, yes, you should be honored for that.

07:05:14.840 But 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. 0.96

07:05:27.760 So maybe you should start looking at your options, and maybe just maybe these contemporary morals and values that you have might be suspect.

07:05:37.060 Maybe they were given to you, unbeknownst to you, and maybe the actual right way to think is one of responsibility.

07:05:45.340 And 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.

07:06:01.380 But I don't think this is the – because it's not an either-or.

07:06:05.880 You know, we don't have to choose between this premise or that premise.

07:06:08.680 I 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.

07:06:26.740 And 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.

07:06:36.220 They will be still under their own developmental capacity.

07:06:43.940 They will have another almost decade of intellectual and brain growth to go through.

07:06:51.940 I 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.

07:07:04.100 Not to say this is what everyone should do or contemplate, but I'm doing this for my family.

07:07:09.720 And 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.

07:07:29.200 This 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.

07:07:49.480 To say, yeah, I actually think that would be great for my daughter to be married to this family, participate in raising the kids.

07:07:58.280 The daughters, the wives of my boys will not be going off to college and getting careers in HR or becoming software engineers.

07:08:08.560 They will be mothers.

07:08:10.180 And 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.

07:08:17.980 And 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.

07:08:40.180 So there is templates that we can roll with without eroding.

07:08:47.580 I want to speak to that.

07:08:48.640 Can I just make one final summation?

07:08:50.480 You can, and then we'll go to Nunya because I know he's got daughters, and I want to hear from them.

07:08:55.940 And be kind.

07:08:56.780 Well, I have daughters too.

07:08:58.640 I'm going to get in after.

07:08:59.920 Yes, please do.

07:09:00.780 You're of course.

07:09:01.460 What I want to say is that the model that I'm referring to is called the Klan model, right? 0.96

07:09:08.520 And you've heard me talk about this before.

07:09:10.520 We all used to live within spitting distance of our relatives, right?

07:09:15.360 Your brothers and fathers and uncles and your step, your in-laws, were all within spitting distance.

07:09:22.660 And everybody took care of everybody, and everybody was accountable to everybody.

07:09:27.220 And that's the model that I advocate, okay?

07:09:30.860 And 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.

07:09:49.600 And you're right, 16, probably too young, okay? 0.97

07:09:53.220 But at the same time, 24, too fucking old. 0.97

07:09:57.060 Because 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. 0.98

07:10:09.260 I know that sounds crazy, but it used to be there was no such thing as birth control, right?

07:10:16.740 It just, if you had sex, chances are you were going to have kids.

07:10:21.420 And so, that's how marriage came about.

07:10:24.020 That's how chastity came about. 1.00

07:10:25.740 That's why women guarded their chastity and their virtue. 1.00

07:10:29.900 All that has gone out the fucking window, all right? 0.98

07:10:33.440 So, you know, there's so many things to qualify and quantify here when it comes to reconstructing the destiny of our people. 0.98

07:10:40.960 But, yeah, hail to the fathers who want to protect their daughters.

07:10:46.540 But, you know, you can protect them from the 30-year-old man who wants to marry them and give a house and a family and six and ten kids.

07:10:53.960 Or you can protect them from becoming an OnlyFans model.

07:10:58.800 You know, the battle is yours.

07:11:01.120 Anyways, I'm done.

07:11:01.820 Yeah, so I think that there was a couple points that both Mythos and Fjord brought up that were very interesting.

07:11:10.400 And it brought me a bit to raise my hand up again because it's what I wanted to add to the equation.

07:11:16.840 And that is how we have decided to raise our children in the modern age.

07:11:24.600 And the difference between, let's just say, two to three generations prior to us.

07:11:31.100 Fjord brought up how his stepfather was working on the railroads at 24.

07:11:36.560 And there is a lot to be said about that, right?

07:11:40.960 And 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.

07:12:01.140 And that has a lot to do with how we were raised as millennials and Gen X.

07:12:06.540 We weren't raised to be prepared to be an adult by the time we were 18 years old the way we should have been.

07:12:15.140 We 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.

07:12:36.620 We 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?

07:13:04.800 We 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.

07:13:21.480 So what does that mean for me as a father to a daughter?

07:13:25.240 It 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.

07:13:37.980 That means she needs to know how to take care of herself. 0.94

07:13:41.500 She needs to know how to take care of small children. 1.00

07:13:44.660 She needs to know how to do the simple, traditional things that all moms should know how to do with respect to her dignity, right? 1.00

07:13:54.420 I'm not talking about raising her to be another man's slave.

07:13:58.400 I am talking about raising her to be a traditional woman that is loved and respected by her man.

07:14:04.960 And what does that entail?

07:14:06.600 That means, guess what, kid?

07:14:08.100 You need to know how to properly clean up a house.

07:14:11.020 You need to know how to properly make a meal.

07:14:14.840 You need to know how to schedule things accordingly in regards to home economics.

07:14:20.740 That is my job as a father to prepare her as an adult.

07:14:25.160 And guess what?

07:14:25.840 In 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.

07:14:38.340 So, 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.

07:14:51.260 So, that means taking to a degree, I think, a bit of a mythosist approach.

07:14:56.900 I 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?

07:15:20.180 That is what we need to be doing.

07:15:22.260 A 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.

07:15:37.540 Go spread your wings. 0.88

07:15:38.800 And you're like, I don't know how to fly. 0.99

07:15:40.920 What am I fucking doing? 0.66

07:15:42.540 So, it leads to a lot of mistakes. 0.99

07:15:44.400 It leads to a lot of lost time.

07:15:46.320 It leads to a lot of growing up that should have took place in the adolescence years prior.

07:15:51.280 So, this is taking inventory but also adapting to the times and recognizing that the way that we were raised was fundamentally wrong.

07:16:02.160 And 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.

07:16:14.620 There 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.

07:16:33.580 So, I think that is commendable.

07:16:35.620 I think that is respectable and that needs to ultimately change if we are to be successful in repopulating our race. 0.78

07:16:44.620 And 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?

07:16:54.240 We 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. 0.99

07:17:09.060 So, the African needs to breed like 30 fucking babies and maybe three of them will survive. 1.00

07:17:15.720 It's very different for us as white people and I believe it's what R-selective breeding and K-selective breeding. 1.00

07:17:23.320 Correct me if I'm wrong.

07:17:24.480 I'm totally fine.

07:17:25.840 But 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.

07:17:37.000 And 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.

07:17:55.100 Thank you.

07:17:56.320 Yeah, thanks, Wyatt.

07:17:57.400 And I'm going to add real quickly before we move on here, you brought up something.

07:18:00.700 Just 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.

07:18:13.180 You know, this conversation is, well, this is where we are now.

07:18:17.860 What is the best step forward in where we go to solve this new problem that we have in our current dynamic?

07:18:24.840 And I think that's a principle that can be applied in a lot of different ways in a lot of conversations we have.

07:18:31.000 Just because what's happening now is wrong doesn't mean that what they were doing before was correct.

07:18:36.900 So, Nanya, get in there. 1.00

07:18:40.040 Yeah, thank you.

07:18:40.740 I'll be quick.

07:18:41.320 I know we got other hands.

07:18:42.140 I wanted to point out the fact that, you know, Ford said his mother had him at 16, right?

07:18:49.480 My mother had me at 16 also, and she was dead by 23.

07:18:52.520 That has been a common issue throughout history if you go back and actually look at that stuff.

07:18:58.720 A 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. 0.99

07:19:08.000 They got super depressed, and they killed themselves, and then these men had to remarry.

07:19:12.100 That is just a fact of what has happened. 0.99

07:19:14.360 And 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. 0.99

07:19:21.580 That's another reason that I don't support women having kids that early. 1.00

07:19:26.380 You know, they're just not ready.

07:19:27.640 And I also wanted to point out the fact that he said that his grandfather or his father was working at 14.

07:19:33.900 My father was as well.

07:19:35.280 He was out in the oil fields, and that's just what they did back then.

07:19:39.100 You know, he left the house.

07:19:40.160 He was working that early, and I did not have to do that.

07:19:43.800 You know, I worked several jobs here and there up until I was 18 and joined the military.

07:19:48.500 So I just wanted to point that out, and we'll get to the other hands.

07:19:50.660 Thank you.

07:19:52.920 Thanks, Nanya.

07:19:53.720 Be kind. 1.00

07:19:54.200 Nigga, nigga, white power. 1.00

07:19:56.600 Hey, 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. 0.98

07:20:05.440 But 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.

07:20:23.800 And 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.

07:20:34.000 Because that is actually like a Charlie Kirk talking point.

07:20:37.560 He says, oh, get married, have as many kids as you can afford.

07:20:40.840 What 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. 0.97

07:20:49.980 Because 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. 0.85

07:21:02.460 And 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. 1.00

07:21:18.060 So 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. 0.94

07:21:31.020 But 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?

07:21:40.480 I 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. 0.97

07:21:56.040 And, you know, the women are trying to be mothers, the men are trying to be providers and and leaders within our race.

07:22:02.760 And 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.

07:22:08.640 But there's that element. On one hand, I like the idea.

07:22:12.860 It's something that white said that I actually initially agreed with, which is the the 16 year olds marrying the 16 year olds. 0.95

07:22:18.840 But 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.

07:22:33.760 And there should be the ability for people to marry far.

07:22:38.340 But 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.

07:22:47.780 And 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.

07:23:00.740 And 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. 0.97

07:23:11.540 Like 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. 0.86

07:23:28.580 If they're like millionaires or something like that should be some kind of exception to the rule. 0.99

07:23:33.080 Like 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. 0.99

07:23:44.420 And 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. 0.99

07:23:58.880 Men 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.

07:24:04.720 And 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. 0.79

07:24:19.380 But 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. 0.62

07:24:33.540 So that and with that, you know, the women as well, they're just not what they were 100 years ago. 0.95

07:24:42.340 So 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. 1.00

07:24:58.300 We need to bring that back, in my opinion, and then, you know, obviously, I think most people would agree with that.

07:25:04.540 But then and then last few points that I wrote down was arranged marriages definitely in favor of that. 0.99

07:25:10.920 Like 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. 0.96

07:25:21.540 I think there is value in arranged marriages. 0.98

07:25:25.540 And then also there was one last point.

07:25:27.540 I can't remember if it was Fjord or Mythos.

07:25:29.480 And 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.

07:25:41.740 You know, I would never do that until our race is like dying. 1.00

07:25:44.740 It's like, brother, it is dying. 0.99

07:25:46.240 Like white people are going extinct. 0.87

07:25:47.940 We are like, so it's like I am conflicted in a way.

07:25:50.940 It'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.

07:26:00.840 In 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.

07:26:11.640 So that's about it.

07:26:13.600 You're going to write power.

07:26:14.400 I love coming in here and hearing all your guys' opinions.

07:26:17.120 I think it's really valuable for our race and excited to hear what everybody else has to say.

07:26:23.100 Thanks.

07:26:32.440 All right.

07:26:34.740 Let's get another elder in here, but let's go to Rockstar first. 0.58

07:26:38.860 Rockstar has been waiting, then we'll go to Milkman.

07:26:46.040 Rockstar, are you there?

07:26:47.120 Let's get Ed in here. 0.98

07:26:54.300 Go ahead, Ed.

07:26:58.460 Hello, guys.

07:26:59.220 Everybody, Amy?

07:27:01.000 Loud and clear.

07:27:02.020 All right.

07:27:02.620 Thank you, guys.

07:27:03.400 I hope everybody's doing well today.

07:27:05.540 We've got an opinion on this.

07:27:06.780 This is something I'm pretty well, though.

07:27:08.420 I 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.

07:27:19.880 In 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.

07:27:28.380 Usually, 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.

07:27:37.860 So, a lot of families promote their young daughters to marry an older established man for the protection of the daughter.

07:27:44.480 Also, 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.

07:27:57.420 And I think there's something to be said to that, and it is a good arrangement if it works fine.

07:28:03.260 I 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.

07:28:22.040 And 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.

07:28:28.120 There'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.

07:28:43.400 Also, 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.

07:28:53.940 But, 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, 0.80

07:29:09.760 because 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.

07:29:23.760 meeting 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.

07:29:34.200 Another 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.

07:29:47.620 It's not Muslim women, and it's not a lot of nones, and that's sad. 0.99

07:29:51.600 So 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.

07:29:57.460 That's why I think that white excellence is extremely important, more now than ever.

07:30:02.200 I always refer to back, you know, when men, when men are incarcerated in the federal or the state system, I speak to correction officers,

07:30:11.700 they always say the most respected and most feared are the whites, even though they are the minority.

07:30:16.040 And that's because they stick together, and they're the most ruthless.

07:30:18.780 Not 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.

07:30:26.180 And anyway, again, fellas, thanks again.

07:30:29.120 Thanks to all who hold us up, and God bless all of you.

07:30:32.880 Thank you.

07:30:34.980 Thanks, Ed.

07:30:35.820 Yeah, Rockstar, are you there now?

07:30:38.700 Oh, yeah.

07:30:39.720 Yeah.

07:30:40.040 Did you call me before?

07:30:41.780 Yeah, yeah.

07:30:42.240 No worries.

07:30:42.720 Go ahead.

07:30:44.980 Oh, yeah.

07:30:45.360 Yeah, 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. 0.89

07:31:01.980 I turned 25 this month, actually, which is fucking crazy.

07:31:05.320 But, um, I would say, um, I would say the natural thing, the natural reproduction is around the same age. 0.94

07:31:16.960 I 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.

07:31:29.340 So, I wouldn't suggest, um, I'll just suggest the natural, natural thing.

07:31:35.640 If it, if it happens, it happens.

07:31:37.220 If it doesn't, it doesn't.

07:31:38.340 It'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.

07:31:56.820 As 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.

07:32:16.440 Because you're in the same time bracket, um.

07:32:19.940 Yeah, you're, you're talking about culturally, like, cultural differences between the generations.

07:32:25.680 Like, 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.

07:32:37.920 Like, 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.

07:32:49.920 It, it, it, it's a weird time gap that you're mentioning, right, Rockstar? 0.97

07:32:54.980 Yes, 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.

07:33:08.700 And it might be a commonality, a common thing that you in your generation might have experienced.

07:33:14.140 But when you have something that's awkward like that, it just, it just, it doesn't align properly.

07:33:20.020 So that's why I would say, like.

07:33:21.540 I'm sorry, that's pure cosmopolitan thinking.

07:33:23.540 That's pure cosmopolitan thinking.

07:33:26.240 I mean, yeah, yeah, you could say that.

07:33:28.980 But I'm saying, like, well, it doesn't really matter how the aspect of the repopulation happens.

07:33:41.300 As it happens, it happens.

07:33:43.020 And 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.

07:34:09.520 And, like, the student loan debt that a lot of younger generation are a part of.

07:34:14.080 I'm not a part of that because I don't go, I don't, I repeat to go to college.

07:34:17.800 But 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.

07:34:34.660 Like, 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.

07:34:52.260 And that was basically it.

07:34:55.060 Can I touch on that, please?

07:34:58.240 You can, Ed, and then I'm just going to opportune something, and then we'll go to the rest of the hands here.

07:35:03.800 Go ahead.

07:35:04.300 Yeah, Rockstar, yeah.

07:35:05.720 I'm married, and, you know, the thought of me and my spouse skipping down the street, you know, singing Disney songs are far in between.

07:35:14.520 This is, in my opinion.

07:35:15.700 The hands here?

07:35:16.360 Go ahead.

07:35:16.720 Yeah, Rockstar, yeah.

07:35:17.680 I'm married, and, you know, the thought of me and my spouse skipping down the street, you know, singing Disney songs are far in between.

07:35:26.680 This is, in my opinion, one of the problems with most relationships and marriages today.

07:35:31.840 You are the leader.

07:35:33.120 She stands behind you.

07:35:34.120 She must know her place, and you must know yours.

07:35:36.100 You're the leader and the provider.

07:35:37.820 And it doesn't matter if we have a commonality.

07:35:40.260 We'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.

07:35:46.800 And this is extremely the masculinity that's needed for white excellence going forward. 0.94

07:35:53.480 And, you know, I understand, you know, the romanticness of, you know, meeting somebody and having this type of connection.

07:35:59.560 But 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.

07:36:08.240 I mean, that's the way I come out.

07:36:09.580 And that's why, you know, the age gap really is not of any importance.

07:36:13.720 And, you know, it might have been at one point, and I understand the melancholy feeling you get with the whole deal.

07:36:20.740 But 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.

07:36:34.660 Thank you.

07:36:35.120 Thank you, Mythos.

07:36:35.700 Yeah, of course, Ed.

07:36:36.840 And thanks, everybody.

07:36:38.200 Yeah, we'll continue the conversation here.

07:36:40.120 Some new speakers on stage.

07:36:41.440 I can't wait to hear Rusty's take on this because he's got some life experience to divulge here as a young man.

07:36:48.260 But there's two things that we're talking about here.

07:36:51.660 We're talking about a civilizational framework and having either incentives or demands on what's legal or illegal or culturally acceptable.

07:37:05.360 Now, 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.

07:37:23.820 And the only other person I need permission from is the boys' wives and their families. 0.62

07:37:32.000 I don't really care what any of you think about what that's going to do, what that's going to entail.

07:37:38.980 And that's the other dynamic.

07:37:40.340 The only other person you need permission from is the other family.

07:37:45.280 And that's something that is very important.

07:37:49.120 Based.

07:37:50.040 Yeah, that's very important in the conversation.

07:37:52.160 We're talking about what maybe could be civilizationally a strategy.

07:37:58.120 But personally, there's also the family dynamics that are utmost important.

07:38:04.680 And to the cultural point, the cosmopolitan point there, my wife, she watched The Hills, Sex and the City, HBO's, The Girls.

07:38:18.560 When 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.

07:38:29.520 And other than that, she was involved in girls' things and I was involved in guys' things.

07:38:35.100 And culturally, we didn't have a lot of commonality.

07:38:38.760 She never watched Office Space or Anchorman or Napoleon Dynamite.

07:38:45.480 You know what I mean?

07:38:46.060 Like, that's not as relevant, I think, as it might sound in the pretense.

07:38:54.040 But with that, yeah, let's go to – I want to hear Ankh here, and then we're going to go to Rusty and Skolmask. 0.91

07:39:02.160 Okay, 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. 0.98

07:39:29.800 Of 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, 0.99

07:39:56.680 as far as the corruption of our governing federal and state and the whole fucking thing. 0.99

07:40:03.600 I think the whole thing is so fucking critically urgent that makes the fucking breeding habits conversation just a bit academic. 0.97

07:40:18.620 I 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. 0.92

07:40:40.560 So we had a pretty ferocious thing going with the flyer campaign, but I think that's – I don't know.

07:40:50.580 With all due respect, Ankh, we're on this topic.

07:40:53.680 We just want to stay on it.

07:40:54.600 Ankh.

07:40:55.600 Ankh.

07:40:56.600 Ankh.

07:40:57.600 Okay.

07:40:58.600 Well, there's – I don't think anybody should be having kids before they're 18 in the modern era.

07:41:03.600 And I don't know, call me traditional, but I like to see people within five years of a similar age.

07:41:14.960 You know, of course, that becomes less and less significant as people get older.

07:41:19.360 My dad was four years older than my mom, and I just thought that was growing up.

07:41:25.700 I thought that was the normal, right?

07:41:27.520 I thought, like, you just look at your parents like that's what it is, right?

07:41:30.780 So everybody does that, and that's – anything outside of that four-year range is abnormal, right?

07:41:35.600 But he was robbing the cradle, right?

07:41:37.340 She was a freshman, and he was, you know, a senior in college, and she was a freshman.

07:41:43.640 So he was robbing the cradle there.

07:41:45.240 But, no, I get your point, and that's, you know, that's something to think about.

07:41:49.080 And it does.

07:41:49.620 It becomes personal to the family, right?

07:41:51.560 If I'm going to have – if my boys are going to have kids starting when they're 18, well, is the girl going to be 18? 0.75

07:41:58.080 Is she going to be 17?

07:41:59.760 Is she going to be 21?

07:42:01.900 Is she going to be 25?

07:42:03.300 I don't know.

07:42:04.860 I've got decisions to make as a parent on how I'm going to do this.

07:42:09.080 And it's a very difficult situation, especially with the slim pickings out there.

07:42:12.580 So I've got an extremely difficult challenge ahead of me, and my sons luckily have been raised in this, in the 14 words.

07:42:22.320 So they have a good foundation for it, and now we have to trust the fates to align here.

07:42:30.360 But, Rusty, get in there. 0.92

07:42:34.120 All right.

07:42:35.240 I am going to be speaking, then I'm going to drop down because I have to go to Sam's Club.

07:42:40.900 Now, I have – when I was in my 20s, I have been with older women. 0.98

07:42:49.260 Like in my late 20s, you know, been with women in their late 30s. 0.56

07:42:53.680 I have been with women who throughout my life when I was not in relationships that were around my age.

07:43:03.080 I've been with – when I was in my late 20s with young 20s.

07:43:08.340 Currently, 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.

07:43:18.820 I don't know about the whole arranged marriage.

07:43:21.780 I could never picture myself personally getting arranged to some –

07:43:26.400 One of the things I think is extremely important in any relationship is being very attracted to each other.

07:43:33.780 So you have to have that physical attraction, of course.

07:43:37.220 I don't know if you can arrange that quite always.

07:43:40.260 I'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.

07:43:51.860 Even 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.

07:44:01.840 And – but they lasted quite a long time.

07:44:05.140 I'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.

07:44:15.860 Now, when it comes to our daughters, this is a tough one.

07:44:22.420 And 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.

07:44:31.740 Maybe when they're a minor, you definitely can say certain things, right, of course.

07:44:36.680 But once they're an adult, that gets a little bit difficult, and it can be disappointing at times.

07:44:43.420 One 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.

07:44:58.180 And she doesn't even know how she would survive.

07:45:02.180 She 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.

07:45:17.840 So there's stability that was mentioned earlier that definitely can be provided.

07:45:23.480 When it comes to cultural stuff like that difference, I would say, honestly, I'm going to agree with – I think it was mythos.

07:45:30.540 It doesn't – it's not quite as big as you think it is.

07:45:34.040 And the fact is, is she has all the things that she might have not – I've showed her it.

07:45:39.500 Like, I've introduced her to so many amazing movies and this and that and blah, blah, blah, stuff she didn't know about.

07:45:46.300 And now we're on the same page.

07:45:47.920 I 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.

07:46:03.260 And so that's just some of my takes on that.

07:46:07.280 And – but, yeah, being – you got to, you know, love each other.

07:46:12.920 And we have a great relationship.

07:46:15.040 It's not fiery, like, say, in the sense of, like, my last relationship where we would sometimes be at each other's throats with arguing.

07:46:24.480 This one is – in a metaphorical sense, right, like, not physical or anything.

07:46:31.020 But this one's very nice, very amicable, very, you know, and both very attracted to each other.

07:46:37.060 And it's been great.

07:46:39.000 So I don't – you know, when you overthink it, maybe it's – maybe it shouldn't be.

07:46:44.360 But there definitely can be stability that comes from it, let me tell you.

07:46:48.720 Like, for – definitely me providing her – and she learns a lot from me.

07:46:53.860 I'll say that, too.

07:46:55.120 So quite a bit.

07:46:56.500 And she would – you know, if she was – if she wasn't afraid to speak, she would admit it.

07:47:03.120 And, you know, she'd probably have a lot to say, honestly.

07:47:06.140 But that's it.

07:47:09.200 All right.

07:47:09.740 Thanks, Rusty.

07:47:10.300 And 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.

07:47:20.180 All right.

07:47:21.780 All right.

07:47:24.240 All right.

07:47:25.640 Skull mask.

07:47:26.320 Daycare.

07:47:27.020 Daycare.

07:47:27.600 Daycare.

07:47:28.120 All right.

07:47:29.500 A couple of things.

07:47:30.940 There was an appeal to nature.

07:47:32.660 I think that was Rockstar.

07:47:33.860 Looks like he might be gone now.

07:47:35.280 So 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.

07:47:47.660 The main priority right now is increasing birth rates to the maximum.

07:47:51.640 The ground physical rules should be no contraceptives, only copulate with whites, and you do not get to abandon your children, period. 1.00

07:47:58.800 Having arranged marriages is a bad idea, in my opinion, because it gives women too much control. 1.00

07:48:05.140 They use it as a political tool to kind of work their machinations in a longhouse-esque manner.

07:48:12.880 And the really important part is that children are raised in a community, because in a community, they will be exposed.

07:48:21.540 This 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.

07:48:33.380 By 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.

07:48:44.780 And 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.

07:49:04.480 We'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.

07:49:13.500 It's not going to happen. That's virtually a non-starter.

07:49:16.840 So we need a massive cultural transformation among our people who are sympathetic to the cause so that we can kickstart this thing.

07:49:24.060 We need to raise our children to be zealots at this point. There's no way about it.

07:49:27.800 Were 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.

07:49:38.180 But 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.

07:49:50.280 White power. 0.98

07:49:51.740 White power. 0.98

07:49:52.520 Skolmas, can you just elaborate on the women using arranged marriages that way that you described?

07:49:59.940 Can you just give a practical example?

07:50:02.060 Yeah, 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. 0.99

07:50:11.600 Older women are usually involved in the process, and oftentimes they're spinsters or widows. 1.00

07:50:16.720 And 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.

07:50:31.360 And 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.

07:50:56.720 Whereas 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.

07:51:17.480 And 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.

07:51:34.000 When you introduce, like, a political dynamic that is controlled through arranged marriages, it can threaten that and disrupt the cohesion of a community.

07:51:44.240 Yeah, 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. 0.86

07:51:57.120 My 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.

07:52:17.840 Fjordian, and then Ed.

07:52:19.020 So, up here in North America, we, you know, we're being flooded by nons, and some of them are really killing it.

07:52:33.660 And we always talk about the ones that are on welfare and the ones that are a drain on our societies. 0.85

07:52:38.020 But some of them are really killing it, and a group that is really killing it are called the Sikhs. 1.00

07:52:43.000 I don't know if you guys know who the Sikhs are, but they are a powerhouse of influence.

07:52:50.180 And 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.

07:53:00.160 And then they kind of like rebelled against that. They became incredibly seclusionary, and they became identitarians.

07:53:10.460 And 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.

07:53:25.400 They're having tons of kids. They own every fucking cab. They own every single corner store and gas station. 1.00

07:53:33.180 They're driving all the semi-trucks. And they are a distinct society that lives within our greater European society.

07:53:42.480 They all wear their turbans. They all carry, you know, they all have that bracelet on.

07:53:46.460 And when you look at how they have, how they control for this, is they have a religion that preaches their identity.

07:53:58.400 They are, they have an identitarian religion.

07:54:01.700 And 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. 0.97

07:54:09.420 And I can't remember what the female version is, but it means princess.

07:54:13.800 And so they have this warrior nobility that they try to bake into.

07:54:17.760 Now, don't get me wrong, because I've known quite a few of them, and they're far from warriors or princesses.

07:54:23.100 But the original concept was that they would bake this right into their cultural identity.

07:54:29.500 And it happens to be racial because they're incredibly isolationist. 0.64

07:54:32.740 They don't encourage breeding outside of their Sikh influence.

07:54:37.720 But 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.

07:54:47.640 And the interesting thing about them is they actually don't even have to live within close proximity.

07:54:52.320 They 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.

07:55:01.920 But 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.

07:55:16.480 Yeah, 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? 0.95

07:55:35.000 And how they, they use their family treasure to then exploit other countries.

07:55:43.180 And I don't know.

07:55:44.560 I just, when I play the math out, I wonder about that.

07:55:49.640 And Ed, you got a mic open there.

07:55:53.320 All right.

07:55:54.020 Thank you.

07:55:54.660 Yeah, go ahead.

07:55:54.960 Just real quick.

07:55:55.520 I just, again, gentlemen, is my opinion.

07:55:58.880 You know, as we try to think of or imagine a white community, a white space for all of us, I mean, an arranged marriage is just an option. 0.76

07:56:08.820 Nobody's forcing anybody to do anything.

07:56:10.780 I don't think that's the way to go.

07:56:12.440 Who out of all of us, we all, oh, hey, I like your cousin.

07:56:15.640 Can I meet her?

07:56:16.280 Can you introduce me to her?

07:56:17.500 Oh, I like your sister.

07:56:18.640 Can you introduce me to her?

07:56:20.040 Something along those lines that we're talking about.

07:56:22.200 Once we have our community, nobody is forcing anybody and nobody should.

07:56:27.140 If something happens naturally, then God bless.

07:56:29.520 If it doesn't, it doesn't.

07:56:31.200 You know what I mean?

07:56:31.700 I just want to put that out there.

07:56:33.080 I don't want anybody to think that we're putting a gun to anybody's head.

07:56:35.840 Also, again, with these arranged marriages, and I said this in the past, I approach a lot of young white women. 0.93

07:56:41.500 And I ask them, well, why do they gravitate to these nons all the time?

07:56:44.540 Because they're the only ones that go up to them and compliment them.

07:56:47.520 And 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.

07:56:55.840 They're in their basements playing video games and doing nothing all day. 0.80

07:56:59.640 You know what I mean?

07:57:00.240 And they look terrible and they act terrible.

07:57:02.920 And these young white girls tell me that they have no other choice because nobody compliments them.

07:57:07.120 They don't see most of these guys in the club.

07:57:09.620 And it's always these nons that are the ones that are approaching them.

07:57:12.400 And this is why I think arranged marriage should be looked at.

07:57:15.220 But, again, nobody's forcing anybody to do nothing.

07:57:17.740 You could just suggest to see if it's a good fit.

07:57:21.380 You know, I could see things maybe a little bit better than somebody in their 20s.

07:57:25.580 So it's just the strategy things.

07:57:27.880 But, again, the gentleman before me was talking about the Sikhs.

07:57:31.340 I 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.

07:57:40.080 This is another thing that goes on in these off-the-wall countries.

07:57:42.220 I mean, we could skip down the yellow brick road of how far we want to take this.

07:57:46.560 But, 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. 0.76

07:57:53.020 This guy looks like he's got a good future.

07:57:54.800 Or that's a good young girl. 0.65

07:57:56.060 She's a good homemaker. 1.00

07:57:57.320 She's got a good head of her shoulders. 1.00

07:57:58.580 She's got a good structure with her family.

07:58:00.280 I mean, that's all we can do.

07:58:01.360 And I say, look, if you're interested, I can arrange it where you can meet her or something of that nature.

07:58:05.140 But nobody's forcing anybody.

07:58:06.460 I mean, we're in 2025, for Christ's sake.

07:58:08.600 So, anyway, I yield back, and thank you, guys.

07:58:11.260 Thanks again.

07:58:12.740 Thanks, Ed.

07:58:14.140 Poland Waffen, and then we're going to go ahead and wind it down here.

07:58:16.780 Poland Waffen, welcome.

07:58:19.400 Hail, victory.

07:58:25.540 Yo, hail, victory.

07:58:26.600 I was curious because I wasn't able to catch, like, the HD space for a while.

07:58:31.280 But I was curious about the whole, like, because I didn't follow him for, like, the past year, maybe.

07:58:36.140 I kind of stopped looking at Twitter because I was going schizo, like, full-on schizo.

07:58:39.740 And he kind of lost me here with the Christianity stuff.

07:58:42.780 I mean, I kind of get it because right now we just got the new president elected.

07:58:46.340 He's the right-wing guy, like, the Christian guy.

07:58:48.460 But here's the thing.

07:58:49.420 He gave his first speech, and he was like, I forgive all the leftists for the bad propaganda, the lies they spread about me.

07:58:55.980 And as a Christian, he said.

07:58:57.880 And I see, you know, at times like this where HD is coming from.

07:59:01.440 But let's say, I don't know, like 100 years ago, you know, Hitler, he was an advocate for Christianity. 0.56

07:59:06.480 But he was not like this. 0.99

07:59:07.740 He was not a forgiving little faggot, no? 1.00

07:59:09.860 So don't you think maybe in the past 100 years something got a little switched? 0.99

07:59:13.200 Because I don't know about this Rabbi Jesus stuff. 0.98

07:59:15.620 I don't know what the fuck that is about. 0.98

07:59:17.420 But, yeah. 0.97

07:59:18.440 And about that president, he's actually a pretty nice guy.

07:59:20.720 I voted for him, even though he's kind of associated with the Jews. 0.96

07:59:23.180 Only because the scandal with him was that he was using, like, the tax money for prostitutes. 0.98

07:59:29.200 And he's like a hooligan, football hooligan.

07:59:31.820 So he's a pretty cool guy, pretty base. 0.99

07:59:34.120 Hates niggers, so that's pretty cool. 1.00

07:59:35.920 But, yeah, I was curious about this. 0.99

07:59:37.660 Well, I would say you will need to go to CQR and have a conversation with him about it.

07:59:43.980 You know, if you have questions about something, the best thing to do is to go to the original source, Poland Waffen.

07:59:52.760 So read your Bible.

07:59:55.100 Read it.

07:59:55.640 See what it says.

07:59:57.460 Yeah, he's never there.

07:59:59.300 He's never there.

08:00:00.020 HT is never in this space.

08:00:01.540 I come here.

08:00:02.340 He's always muted.

08:00:03.200 I don't know if he's jacking off or working out or what he's doing.

08:00:05.940 Hey, hey, hey.

08:00:06.760 Cool that imagination there, buddy.

08:00:08.200 What is it?

08:00:09.160 No, we get it.

08:00:10.540 But, yeah.

08:00:11.680 Bro, I was kidding.

08:00:12.920 But it's for real.

08:00:13.560 I was there like seven times.

08:00:15.120 We can't answer, you know, for what's outside our purview here.

08:00:21.660 So, yeah.

08:00:25.160 So you guys basically don't associate with, like, this way of thinking?

08:00:29.620 Because I don't know if this is…

08:00:31.420 I'm friends with HT.

08:00:32.940 We talk about this privately, but it's not something that we really talk about here on 1488 Radio.

08:00:41.360 Okay, so he's like the one doing it.

08:00:43.240 Slide in his DMs, bro.

08:00:44.620 Like it used to be, like…

08:00:45.480 Get in his DMs.

08:00:46.800 Listen, I want to talk about religion.

08:00:49.060 Bro, what the…

08:00:49.820 Nobody, nobody…

08:00:51.240 Nah, listen.

08:00:52.260 If you get in his ear to talk about religion, he'll get back to you.

08:00:55.600 I would suspect so.

08:00:57.220 That's all he talks about.

08:00:58.120 So if you get in his DMs on religion, he will get back to you.

08:01:00.800 All right, I'll maybe try.

08:01:05.320 Does he think that Mossad puts microbots in his skin yet?

08:01:08.440 I mean, don't we all think that?

08:01:09.660 I mean, I'm full… 0.99

08:01:10.860 Yeah, Jewish space lasers are giving me brain cancer. 1.00

08:01:12.680 If you don't have microbots in your skin at this point, are you even doing anything? 0.99

08:01:21.020 Are you even a white nationalist if Mossad didn't put on the link to you when you're sleeping?

08:01:24.060 Yeah, I mean, that's prerequisite at this point.

08:01:26.140 You've got to be bugged on the inside.

08:01:28.420 Yeah, so I want to say this should conclude today's episode of 1488, Mythos and Radio.

08:01:42.140 Thank you for holding down most of the show.

08:01:45.060 Always appreciate it.

08:01:46.260 Thank you for everybody for coming in and participating.

08:01:49.560 Shout out to Fjord for bringing a very intellectual topic up for us all to discuss and game plan.

08:01:58.680 About how we should envision our future, especially in regards to conducting our families, marriages, sons, and daughters.

08:02:07.860 So, shout out to you for bringing that up, bro.

08:02:10.120 It's been a rather productive day here on 1488 Radio, even though I did show up a little bit late.

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08:03:07.700 Radio, or no, Radio Weimar number three.

08:03:10.940 So many accounts Radio has gone through.

08:03:13.540 So, do him a big solid.

08:03:15.200 We're calling Weimar for not calling me a Polak.

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08:03:37.100 That's just how it is.

08:03:39.040 So, yeah.

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08:04:22.120 Mythos Radio.

08:04:23.060 You got any last words?

08:04:24.080 Nope.

08:04:26.240 Shut it down.

08:04:27.180 Thanks, guys.

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08:04:30.380 Shut it down.

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White Excellence Radio - August 06, 2025

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