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00:00:00.000 who is based off a well-known Jewish criminal of his day called Adam Worth,

00:00:04.400 and we may presume continues to peddle his serum to Gentiles with more money than sense throughout Europe. 0.71

00:00:09.720 Much to Holmes' evidence is taste. He describes Loewenstein as a notorious quack.

00:00:14.580 The adventure of the creeping man is very simply that you should not trust what Jews try to sell you or get you to believe. 1.00

00:00:22.080 This theme of Jewish shysters and con men is kept up in the adventure of Shostkin at Old Place, 0.99

00:00:26.740 which where Holmes calls Jews notorious usurers and unscrupulous money lenders and suggests by implication 0.87

00:00:32.940 that they are a plague on the British Empire that should be dealt with as an act of urgency by the British government. 0.96

00:00:38.020 Holmes also returns to a similar theme when he points out that Jews are the majority of criminal middlemen, 0.77

00:00:43.760 defences for stolen goods, and try to swindle honest Britons vis-a-vis his reference to Jew brokers in The Adventure of the Carport Box. 0.96

00:00:53.260 He further clarifies his opposition to Jews in a study in Scarlet when he talks about how Jews are sooty peddlers, 0.92

00:00:59.140 which does actually bear a relation to the fact that Jews at this time dominated the peddler trade,

00:01:04.080 and especially the sale of old clothes, which was well-known at the time.

00:01:08.440 As such, Doyle's Holmes does reflect the ideas of his time, but he also goes further by betraying Jews as unscrupulous usurers and con artists in several occasions.

00:01:16.020 As well as even suggesting, as once suggesting by the use of a Jewish surname,

00:01:21.020 that an American woman from Atlanta named Miss Hebron, who slept with and had a child by a Negro, 0.62

00:01:25.700 and who calls herself to portray of her race, and whose sexual union with the Negro Holmes and Watson both cool and natural,

00:01:31.700 as Miss Hebron, in spite of her good self-description, is proud of what she has done,

00:01:36.780 as she says, as the Negro is a quote-unquote, a good man.

00:01:40.660 We can suggest that what is being depicted here by Doyle is, irrespective of his much later personal comments on the subject of Jews,

00:01:48.140 is that Jews are a race-mixer's power extraordinaire, 1.00

00:01:50.940 interacting as the vanguard of a new racially mixed civilisation, 0.98

00:01:54.180 and in essence that Jews are the enemies of the West, who are destroying it by racially mixing to protect themselves. 0.93

00:01:58.780 That's Holmes, which should be described as something of the foe of the Jews, 0.99

00:02:03.440 and in stark contrast to Doyle's much later public philo-Semitism of the 1920s and 1930s.

00:02:10.180 So that's Sherlock Holmes.

00:02:12.080 I do have more on Moriarty, but I'm conscious that we've kind of run out of time.

00:02:20.220 Well, Carl, you unloaded a lot for us to digest this morning.

00:02:24.960 Yes, it was marvellous.

00:02:28.120 Yeah, I didn't do that then, actually.

00:02:29.080 Learning that Moriarty was based on a famous Jewish criminal, I didn't know that at all.

00:02:32.980 Thank you. That's very interesting.

00:02:36.540 There's a book about him, actually, if you want to read it.

00:02:39.600 Oh, yeah.

00:02:40.620 Which is...

00:02:41.960 Let's just go down.

00:02:45.500 Because you know the phrase, Napoleon of crime, as Moriarty,

00:02:50.920 that actually comes from...

00:02:52.280 That's actually the description of Adam Werth.

00:02:53.740 Uh-huh.

00:02:55.720 It was by Ben McIntyre.

00:02:58.320 He wrote a...

00:02:59.180 I think his book was called The Napoleon of Crime.

00:03:03.700 It was a description of Adam Werth.

00:03:06.140 And it also kind of brings in other major Jewish criminal figures of the time,

00:03:10.220 who were like, for example,

00:03:11.800 Frederica Mar-Mandelbaum in New York.

00:03:15.500 It was basically the biggest fence in the entire United States

00:03:19.000 for a good part of the 19th century.

00:03:20.700 So, it's odd things to know about that kind of thing.

00:03:30.180 Well, mostly came up.

00:03:31.940 I'm assuming she's got a question.

00:03:34.760 What's up, sister?

00:03:36.460 Hey, brother.

00:03:37.180 I'm enjoying the presentation.

00:03:39.240 Thank you, Carl.

00:03:40.260 Informative as usual.

00:03:41.820 I have a question.

00:03:43.760 You mentioned it briefly in the beginning.

00:03:45.640 It was something about the view on religion and in relation to the Jews and the Catholics.

00:03:55.000 And I was just curious if you wanted to elaborate a little bit on that.

00:04:00.440 How?

00:04:00.820 Because this is obviously a topic that we hear a lot about on X these days.

00:04:06.720 So, I'm curious about that.

00:04:07.760 And if you wanted to elaborate on that.

00:04:14.580 Your audio is cutting in and out, Carl.

00:04:21.640 Oh, okay.

00:04:22.160 One second.

00:04:25.380 Is that better?

00:04:26.320 Yep.

00:04:27.280 Yep.

00:04:27.540 So, is that just Ken and Doyle, mostly?

00:04:32.560 Or is that more broadly?

00:04:34.040 More broadly, I think, in relation to how...

00:04:37.760 Because I think they...

00:04:39.820 One of the things that I remember, obviously, I've read a lot about it, but...

00:04:44.820 Was that they had a problem with the different denominations.

00:04:47.340 But you also mentioned something.

00:04:48.840 I didn't catch all of it in the beginning with the Jews and how their relation to God or...

00:04:57.540 And maybe I just didn't catch it.

00:05:02.500 That's a question with Bede, I'd imagine.

00:05:04.780 But the thing is, things I understand is that when you're dealing with anti-Jewish commentary,

00:05:11.480 people are dealing with it according to the framework they've got.

00:05:15.480 There's a lot of what I would call dishonest criticism that goes around.

00:05:20.920 It's really usually under Christians, actually, surprisingly. 0.54

00:05:24.360 Because they say, oh, yeah, Christians believe this, therefore... 0.99

00:05:28.360 Well, the truth is the pagans believe the same thing.

00:05:30.840 Up to, you know, up to Darwin, such taking...

00:05:36.600 There was always this belief of this, that you could always change someone if you change the way they think.

00:05:43.660 And so it's still a common belief even now.

00:05:45.480 And it's very much something that's colored most Christian thought as well as pagan thought.

00:05:50.900 If you look at a lot of the pagans, they do the same thing.

00:05:54.340 They think that Jewish-Jewishness is cured by getting rid of Judaism.

00:05:59.320 The same thing as Christians, basically. 0.99

00:06:01.700 Because that's fundamentally what Hadrian and Trajan were doing, 0.92

00:06:04.360 is they were running around running death squads against Jews to get rid of Judaism. 0.87

00:06:08.860 Because they figured that was... 0.98

00:06:10.320 If they got rid of that, they would get rid of the Jewish problem. 1.00

00:06:13.420 And Christians have done the same thing. 0.99

00:06:14.620 They've gone for the same kind of logic.

00:06:16.300 And you see it again and again and again.

00:06:18.400 They try this, it fails.

00:06:19.900 They try it, it fails.

00:06:21.540 And the reason it fails is because the paradigm isn't right.

00:06:25.480 But the paradigm wasn't corrected until Darwin.

00:06:29.440 And fundamentally, we have examples earlier,

00:06:32.940 because earlier and earlier times, of people getting the paradigm roughly right.

00:06:36.580 I mean, Luther is a good example of that.

00:06:39.420 If we're going to do with pagans, we can cite Philostratus or Philostorgus.

00:06:45.040 Both of them saw Jews as a genetic problem.

00:06:49.900 But they are very much the minority.

00:06:52.220 I mean, they are a minority in either camp.

00:06:56.360 There's no pagan thinker who is as hard-line as a lot of the Christians are on Jews 0.98

00:07:02.780 after the Roman Empire.

00:07:04.380 It just doesn't happen.

00:07:05.320 But conversely, there's also plenty of Christian thinkers who similarly are weak on the issue

00:07:13.100 or strong on the issue.

00:07:14.880 But conversely, there's also pagan thinkers who are similar.

00:07:18.300 They're weak on the issue or whatever.

00:07:22.320 But what we are, to me, a lot of it is dishonest because you're dealing with a paradigm that

00:07:29.120 doesn't exist before the 1860s, 1870s, because this is why I always come back to something

00:07:36.900 I read in the eugenics literature from the 1890s, 1900s, where a doctor was saying,

00:07:42.980 fundamentally, we require a complete revaluation of all values, because everything we've ever

00:07:49.320 thought in philosophy and political thought is based on this idea of, you know, that we

00:07:55.300 can change people, that it's a pre-genetic, pre-Darwinian, pre-Mendelian understanding of

00:08:01.180 the world.

00:08:02.520 And that's really, and that's a real challenge for a lot of people, because it challenges

00:08:05.500 the heart of Christianity, but it also challenges the heart of paganism to say, is someone intrinsically

00:08:10.860 evil?

00:08:11.220 And the answer from a National Socialist perspective would be yes, whereas that, to a lot of Christians 0.82

00:08:17.180 or a lot of pagans, both, is a very hard concept to deal with, because neither have this concept

00:08:24.160 of intrinsic and evil people in it, but they have people that can be changed.

00:08:28.800 That is, to me, that's the problem, is that people are, they have their own personal view,

00:08:35.600 and that personal view, they then mirror it into the ancient world, onto the Third Reich,

00:08:40.240 onto whatever.

00:08:40.940 This is why I don't like the debate very much, because I think it's counterproductive, because

00:08:46.080 a lot of people want to shriek at Christians, want to shriek at pagans, whatever.

00:08:49.900 And there's plenty to criticize on both sides, to my mind.

00:08:53.480 They both do things they shouldn't do.

00:08:56.280 I mean, pagans have a habit of picking fights around religion.

00:09:00.400 Christians have a habit of lecturing pagans about how pagans were, like, subhuman before 0.95

00:09:04.480 Christianity turned up, and it's all complete nonsense. 1.00

00:09:06.900 But it's a very old debate that's been going on for a very long time.

00:09:10.600 It won't stop in the near future, because people are like that.

00:09:13.440 They just like, they like fighting and refighting old battles.

00:09:16.460 So to me, that's why I stay out of it, but also why I fundamentally, I take a lot of heat

00:09:21.520 from both sides.

00:09:23.200 Because I...

00:09:24.660 No, please, continue, Carl.

00:09:26.560 Because of you.

00:09:28.200 No, no, that was pretty much what I had to say.

00:09:30.820 Yes, I'm delighted that you highlight the significance of the availability of the paradigm

00:09:35.820 with reference to Darwin.

00:09:36.880 I mean, you know, origin of species was 1872, and Nietzsche's, on truth and lies in a non-moral

00:09:42.560 sense, is only one year later.

00:09:44.460 You might want to sort of...

00:09:45.960 Which might be considered as an early attempt to consider, you know, philosophy in the United

00:09:50.520 Without Paradigm.

00:09:51.020 But I mean, in a broader, more sort of rough sense, a concern with bloodlines that was obviously

00:09:58.440 preceded that by many hundreds of years, there were people who had a sort of an understanding

00:10:03.600 of that, which you, on some level, which of course you would expect, because natural selection

00:10:08.580 will promote that in some form or another.

00:10:11.540 And it seems like over time, as science has developed, we have less and less of an excuse

00:10:16.680 now not to concern ourselves with that, to be unaware of that.

00:10:19.660 And yet, you know, it's now extremely unpopular and unfashionable to be thus concerned.

00:10:25.720 There's an inverse relationship between the availability of the excuses, you know, and

00:10:30.840 what we're doing.

00:10:31.580 It's interesting.

00:10:34.500 Yeah, I think there's a lot of people who have made...

00:10:37.500 A lot of people make a lot of excuses for behaviour on both sides.

00:10:43.480 I think, fundamentally, there's much to criticise in the Christian relationship with the Jews.

00:10:48.420 I mean, if you want to go of an example, Sharmanya, he's hardly the hero he appears to be when

00:10:53.200 you, if you, if you get, if you put your factor in the Jewish passion.

00:10:56.680 But conversely, for every Sharmanya, you've also got, like, for example, like, for example,

00:11:04.300 King Ewig of the Physicos, who enacted some of the most extraordinarily hard-line anti-Jewish

00:11:12.800 legislation in some years before.

00:11:16.680 So, it gives you some idea for the, for one, it's kind of one-on-ones, that you've got bad

00:11:22.720 ones and good ones.

00:11:24.020 You just have to...

00:11:24.580 May I just ask, that legislation there, was that phrase, with the emphasis at the time

00:11:28.860 of being on ethnic Jewish identity or on theological matters?

00:11:32.720 It was more about theological, but it had, that there was a significant ethnic element

00:11:38.480 to it.

00:11:39.300 Hmm.

00:11:40.440 It's, I've actually, I wrote, I wrote, I wrote a long article about it, actually, because

00:11:45.120 it was, it's one of these things that people don't know.

00:11:47.220 It's the, it's what precedes, you know, the gates of the, the gates of Toledo.

00:11:51.380 What precedes that is the, is a series of anti-Jewish laws by the Physicos, by the Physicos, who

00:12:03.040 are basically Swedes, transposed, transposed to Spain and North Africa, in that they've,

00:12:10.800 they, they create these laws, and they become more and more stringent as time goes on.

00:12:15.200 You've got the laws of Requisweth, you've got, I think, a Sissibut, and then you get the 1.00

00:12:19.000 laws of EWIG, and they become more and more extreme because they're dealing with Jews. 1.00

00:12:23.400 And the Jews often say, well, you know, this provoked us to do it side with Islam. 0.92

00:12:27.380 That's their actual excuse for it.

00:12:28.960 But the truth is, is that what the, what they're actually reacting to is they're reacting to

00:12:33.120 Jewish behavior. 0.50

00:12:33.680 For example, the laws to deal, deal a lot with white slavery.

00:12:38.020 So at this time, a lot of Slavs, who are pagan at this time, remember, are being taken

00:12:43.080 as slaves.

00:12:44.160 And also, there's a lot of other people in Europe who are being taken as slaves.

00:12:48.340 And these are, these are the white slaves of history and where they, and the, the primary 0.98

00:12:53.360 agents of this, according to the Arabs themselves, are people, are people they call the people

00:12:59.360 of Radhan or the Radhanite merchants, who are basically, who are universally agreed by scholars

00:13:04.240 to be, to be Jews.

00:13:05.800 So that is what we're dealing with there.

00:13:08.160 You're dealing, you're actually dealing with a problem.

00:13:10.280 They're, they're, they're, they're dealing with a problem, but we, we are told in isolation,

00:13:15.500 oh, it's completely made up.

00:13:17.800 But in truth, the Arabs confirm what's going on. 0.71

00:13:20.480 The Arabs say quite bluntly, yeah, these, the Radhanites, the Jews, are the people doing 1.00

00:13:24.280 this.

00:13:25.020 And then if we go forward in history to, I can't remember his name now, Elizabethan, one

00:13:31.220 of the Elizabethan ambassadors to the, to the Barbary states, he comments on this.

00:13:36.580 So he, in his diary, I think it's John Coble, he goes to the lands of Islam to, as an part

00:13:42.740 of the Elizabethan ambassador, as well, by the ambassador's train.

00:13:48.740 And he comments in his diary about it, saying basically that, well, there's always lots of

00:13:53.660 Jews in these Barbary states.

00:13:55.220 And he, and the reference is, quite bluntly, the fact that they're written out of states

00:13:59.060 because these are the big slave trades in cities all the time.

00:14:01.940 These, these are where Giles Milton's white gold are coming from.

00:14:05.520 So all these slaves that are coming from the North and that are being taken by the Barbary

00:14:10.060 pirates in Britain, in Ireland, Spain, Portugal, France, Italy, the Baltic, so the Balkans,

00:14:19.080 it's all, they're all coming through these couple of, these couple of cities in, in North

00:14:23.860 Africa.

00:14:24.320 So you've got Tunis, you've got Algiers, you've got what we call, I think it's, I can't remember

00:14:30.420 what the Moroccan one is, it wouldn't be Marrakesh, it'd be another one.

00:14:33.120 But anyway, is it true?

00:14:36.240 Yes, is it true?

00:14:36.840 I understand Land of Hope and Glory, you know, we sing Britain, never, never, never shall

00:14:41.140 be slaves, that that is, that's taken, the lyrics are taken from a poem that was written

00:14:46.300 with, in reference to the Barbary pirates taking English slaves, if I understand correctly.

00:14:50.900 That's true.

00:14:52.300 Yeah, that's true.

00:14:53.800 It's like, it's like, it's like a little bit of history that kind of escapes people,

00:14:57.320 that people want to, they want to talk about the history to do with, you know, the Barbary

00:15:01.600 pirates, they don't talk about, who are the Barbary pirates, who are the Barbary pirates

00:15:05.200 selling their slaves to?

00:15:06.940 Where, how are they getting from A to B?

00:15:09.380 How are the, a good example is, for example, we go to the Great Zimbabwe debate, you've

00:15:15.300 got the Shona and the Lember, and of course, the Lember, I think it's the Lember, I can't

00:15:20.120 remember, I think it's the Lember, I think it's the Lember, the Lember has a co-immortal

00:15:24.860 haplotype, how the hell do the, to the Lember in, in what we call Rhodesia, or a form of

00:15:30.660 Rhodesia, Zimbabwe now, have the CMH?

00:15:34.500 The likelihood is, is because of the Jewish, because you have Jewish caravans going through 1.00

00:15:38.980 the area and looking for slaves. 0.84

00:15:40.580 So what they're doing is they're, is they're having intercourse with the locals, and this 0.71

00:15:44.800 results in the, in the CMH getting spread around.

00:15:47.280 So it's one of those things where you, once you know, once you know bits, and you begin

00:15:52.420 to apply those bits to different areas, it starts to make a lot more sense of history,

00:15:56.720 and also why certain references are made in certain times, and why things, why other bits

00:16:03.060 of evidence, suddenly, it's like adding a key in it, it unlocks like 25 different, like,

00:16:08.760 lacunae in history, by just adding in the Jewish... 0.68

00:16:11.380 No, Carl, a few years ago, I noticed the way to speedrun getting banned from any Jewish 1.00

00:16:15.140 subreddit is to bring up who owned slave ships, or who owned any elements of the slave trade

00:16:19.720 in any part of the globe.

00:16:23.660 The one, the one I like to remind people of is that the fundamental, the fundamental first

00:16:28.000 people to really do the slave trade properly was the Dutch, and who, and what was, what

00:16:33.580 was odd about the Dutch Stock Exchange, was that over half of the people who were members

00:16:38.700 of the Dutch Stock Exchange, of the Amsterdam Stock Exchange, were Jewish.

00:16:41.660 So much so, in fact, that the Amsterdam Stock Exchange, it closed on Saturdays, not Sundays,

00:16:48.180 because there were so many Jews in it that it had to pander the Jewish Sabbath rather than 0.99

00:16:52.500 the Christian Sabbath, which is, I always thought was a very fascinating little fact, that they

00:16:57.220 had, there was an involvement there in that sort of thing, and also the fact that the Jews

00:17:02.580 may have had a hand in starting the Great Fire of London in 1666, which I always thought

00:17:06.960 was an interesting little Sabbath as well.

00:17:08.280 And they certainly started the Great Fire of Chicago in 1871.

00:17:12.260 That was definitely them.

00:17:13.880 And not to mention the Great Tulip Bubble.

00:17:18.080 That's another one.

00:17:19.700 And also, as I pointed out before, and people gave me a lot of hate for it, the Great Fire

00:17:24.580 of Rome.

00:17:25.360 That's another one.

00:17:27.840 Another one of theirs.

00:17:33.180 Mostly.

00:17:33.580 Yeah.

00:17:35.400 Yeah.

00:17:35.800 Yes.

00:17:37.000 Yeah. 0.99

00:17:37.500 You said that you get a lot of crap from both sides. 0.96

00:17:41.800 And I think, I just wanted to point out, I think it seems like you are seriously looking 0.99

00:17:48.400 for truth.

00:17:49.400 So I'm not.

00:17:52.080 Just give you some credit for that.

00:17:54.140 But I think it comes through pretty obviously that you're searching for or trying to get

00:17:59.780 to the truth.

00:18:01.000 And even if we might not be getting rid of this debate anytime soon, at least we can get

00:18:08.500 the truth.

00:18:09.160 But, so thank you so much for that.

00:18:11.560 And I sent you a link in, so when you get a chance, if you're able to check the DMs,

00:18:16.920 that would be awesome.

00:18:18.900 But thank you so much.

00:18:21.820 I will do, Madely.

00:18:25.060 I think we have Fidside coming up right now.

00:18:28.180 He might have one more question.

00:18:29.720 We'll get to him.

00:18:31.220 And then we'll welcome in Arian Unity after.

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00:19:17.640 What's up, Fidside?

00:19:19.420 I just wanted to add, too, since we're talking about fires with your hands in them, the 1814

00:19:26.260 U.S. Capitol fire.

00:19:27.820 But during the, after the war of 1812 or during the war of 1812, the, was set on fire.

00:19:38.140 And there's a lot of evidence that Jewish bankers helped facilitate that fire.

00:19:43.160 I'm not aware of anything but that, but I'm more than happy to consider it.

00:19:56.400 I mean, it's perfectly possible.

00:19:59.380 Carl, not being aware of something?

00:20:02.140 No.

00:20:02.580 Well, what have you done with the real Carl Rattle?

00:20:09.120 It's not called Jewish lightning for nothing. 1.00

00:20:12.660 Like, what are you talking about?

00:20:14.000 But, well, while we're talking about it, it's also the rather curious one at Melbourne, wasn't

00:20:17.300 it, that the Australian police began to investigate.

00:20:20.780 And then it appeared rather early on there was this Jewish guy who was seen around the

00:20:24.980 area of the fire with a burned hand, which was inexplicable at the time.

00:20:29.040 And I'm not making this up, yeah.

00:20:30.880 So it seems as though they may have literally had a hand in that one as well.

00:20:35.660 Not too long ago, if you speak to, next time you speak to Joel Davis, he'll, he'll fill

00:20:39.020 you in on that one.

00:20:40.260 It's quite comical.

00:20:43.360 Yeah, I think I've got this one up because I'm now laughing at this idea of this random

00:20:47.700 guy with a random juke running around with a certain hand in the fire.

00:20:54.880 Oh dear.

00:20:55.960 I'm not surprised, to be honest with you.

00:20:57.260 Because that's, well, as Fitzhide said, the concept of Jewish lightning is a brilliant 1.00

00:21:03.360 concept.

00:21:04.420 I love the Jews' attempt to always explain that concept away. 1.00

00:21:07.220 Because it's like, there's a reason people came up with this.

00:21:09.820 Yes, and like the Australian police are sort of scared to even question the guy had left

00:21:14.060 low.

00:21:15.480 It's like a British policeman dealing with a Pakistani rapist in about 1998. 0.93

00:21:19.460 It's just, oh, I'm not racist. 0.69

00:21:20.600 I'm leaving here.

00:21:21.820 I'm not, nothing to see.

00:21:22.880 Yeah, it's brilliant.

00:21:28.040 I mean, I'll give you a fun one.

00:21:30.740 You know, I can't remember his name now, the act of the act of Harry Potter.

00:21:35.400 Oh, Daniel Radcliffe.

00:21:36.480 Daniel Radcliffe.

00:21:36.940 So his, his great-grandfather was obviously Jewish.

00:21:42.620 And he, and there was an article a couple of years back from the Jewish Daily Forward

00:21:47.540 about this.

00:21:49.060 And basically his, his grandfather kept getting accused of burning down his shops because

00:21:53.500 he would, he would set up a shop.

00:21:55.780 He would set up a shop.

00:21:56.540 And then within two or three years, it would have been seriously burned down.

00:22:00.320 And he, and he, and he, and he, and he gave the insurance money.

00:22:02.280 Did he wave a little wand?

00:22:03.500 Oivulum, vavulum.

00:22:06.560 Yeah, it's, it's just, but that, but the, the reason that you get the Jewish lightning thing 0.99

00:22:10.980 is so brilliant because it, it's so true.

00:22:13.420 I mean, you see it even now.

00:22:14.500 I mean, the great example, just kind of, we can't bring it around.

00:22:18.480 It's like things like in Canada.

00:22:19.340 If you look up the Burmax events in Canada, the Burmax cafe in, I think it's Toronto in

00:22:25.380 Canada, where basically Jews kept claiming, Jews were claiming that these people were

00:22:29.800 coming in and smashing their shop up and doing all this kind of thing.

00:22:32.320 And of course there was a video of the, it turned out the, the, the Jewish family, the

00:22:36.600 all sorts of Jewish family that owned it, were basically smashing their own shop up to 0.93

00:22:39.460 get the insurance money and claimed that it was an anti-Semitic incident.

00:22:42.340 And then they fled to California and they're still there hiding, hiding from the, from

00:22:47.280 the police, from the Canadian police, because the Canadians didn't took a dim view of this.

00:22:53.560 Wow.

00:22:55.560 It's all good fun.

00:22:57.580 Yeah.

00:22:57.880 I mean, don't notice, notice these patterns guys. 0.95

00:23:00.500 If you do, you're a vehemently anti-Semitic, a bigot and should be shunned from society, 0.99

00:23:07.820 especially if some Jew is running down the street with a burnt hand after a fire going off. 0.99

00:23:12.980 That's hilarious.

00:23:18.060 Well, I'll say this guys, it's been real.

00:23:21.600 I think it's fair that we conclude this episode of Ovenside Chats.

00:23:25.360 I want to tell everybody we did invite Acceptable on board to Ovenside Chats.

00:23:33.180 He will be here with us every Monday, but Ovenside Chats is on Mondays and Fridays at

00:23:39.540 8 a.m. Central Time, which is 9 a.m. Eastern Time or 6 a.m. Pacific Time.

00:23:48.380 So make sure you're here on Friday for Carl Rottle's presentations.

00:23:52.840 It's always real.

00:23:53.720 It's always fun.

00:23:55.060 Maybe bring a notepad to write some questions down throughout his presentation.

00:23:59.660 And always, you know, you guys don't be afraid to come up here and ask some questions.

00:24:04.220 Carl does great in his presentations, presenting information, but we want to hear from you too.

00:24:10.880 So don't be shy.

00:24:12.880 I said this a little bit earlier, but you can rewind this on our Rumble stream and catch

00:24:17.900 whatever you missed, or you can wait once we close this X space later this evening after 1488.

00:24:24.320 But always a pleasure being here with you, Carl.

00:24:27.660 Welcome aboard Acceptable.

00:24:30.040 And any last words, gents? 0.60

00:24:34.220 Only that keep fighting a good fight, don't get disheartened, don't allow the infighting

00:24:43.860 and the invariable people getting upset over things like religion to affect your views or

00:24:49.900 your constancy in the fight.

00:24:53.140 Fundamentally, these things happen.

00:24:55.060 They happen back in the day.

00:24:56.580 They're going to continue happening for the foreseeable future.

00:24:58.820 And they're probably happening within the future coming forth, right?

00:25:02.280 But we will sort those out when we need to.

00:25:05.040 And right now is not the time.

00:25:06.800 But for me, that's been, I've been who I am.

00:25:09.440 I'm Carl Rabble, and I will always put my race first, as you should you.

00:25:14.740 Let's go.

00:25:15.620 Acceptable.

00:25:16.140 Any final words, brother?

00:25:18.200 What he said.

00:25:21.180 All right.

00:25:22.260 Easy peasy.

00:25:23.580 Make sure you guys follow Acceptable and Carl as well if you're not doing it already.

00:25:27.820 So, yeah, this concludes Ovenside Chats, everybody.

00:25:31.920 We're going to stick around and welcome in White Helpline and Paul for Arian Unity.

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00:25:42.580 So we look forward to having you guys hang out with us.

00:25:46.980 And then after Arian Unity, we'll have 1488, and that's when I'll see you guys over there

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00:28:40.960 Welcome to the Arian Unity Show.

00:28:51.340 Good morning, Arian.

00:28:57.080 Happy Monday, everybody.

00:29:01.620 What's going on, Paul?

00:29:02.680 How you doing?

00:29:04.980 Good, brother.

00:29:05.940 White power. 0.98

00:29:06.980 Good morning to all you beautiful Arians.

00:29:09.180 I'm kind of running on fumes, man.

00:29:10.840 I had a house full of pre-teenage girls all weekend for a sleepover, so I'm going to enjoy 0.97

00:29:16.600 tonight with an empty house.

00:29:18.640 That's for sure.

00:29:21.620 Definitely, definitely, yeah.

00:29:23.060 I can imagine that, getting out of control fast.

00:29:25.780 Good stuff, good stuff.

00:29:27.120 Get to relax.

00:29:28.840 Right on. 0.98

00:29:30.620 And, yeah, Monday, so fucking, you know, get ready for the week, everybody. 0.97

00:29:36.360 We've got to get going on the week here. 0.97

00:29:39.500 Yeah, some crazy things over the weekend.

00:29:41.680 A lot of people talking about the stuff going on in Nova Scotia, the overreaches of communism.

00:29:49.540 Basically, a man has gone out into the forest, a little tree area, like, not too deep or anything.

00:30:00.420 He just went in there and he got a $28,000 fine from the police for walking in a forest.

00:30:06.940 So, yeah, communism.

00:30:10.540 That's pretty much communism right there.

00:30:14.160 So, yeah, they've restricted people in Nova Scotia going into the forested areas, saying

00:30:20.780 that it's a climate-related, you know, you can't be going in there because it's dangerous for

00:30:26.120 the climate, guys.

00:30:27.460 It's dangerous for the climate.

00:30:29.200 So, yeah, something to talk about today.

00:30:32.660 You know, how the governments are going to be overreaching in our lives in the name of

00:30:38.540 climate preservation and all these kinds of things that they make up day by day.

00:30:43.740 So, yeah.

00:30:45.580 What do you think about that?

00:30:47.720 I heard something about that, and then I seen a video of some jeets washing their clothes

00:30:52.300 in, like, a river close by or something like that.

00:30:55.640 So, that's crazy.

00:30:56.520 Us white folks can't go into the woods, but they can wash their clothes in the water.

00:31:01.100 Yeah.

00:31:02.660 That's exactly it. 0.99

00:31:05.400 If it's a jeet doing it, they don't give a fuck. 0.98

00:31:07.460 But if it's us, they're going to use the fullest extent to, you know, to extract money 0.98

00:31:13.740 and cause problems for us.

00:31:16.200 So, it's very true.

00:31:17.440 It's very true and sad.

00:31:18.780 It's probably because they're trying to condition you not to go in there so they can sell off

00:31:23.020 your natural resources and your natural land.

00:31:26.840 Yeah, and we won't get a dime back for it either.

00:31:29.620 Even if they do that, it will be, you know.

00:31:33.660 Taken over by private companies, and they will get the first, you know, first pick, first

00:31:39.860 money.

00:31:40.740 And then y'all also, your taxpayers who will subsidize all the building costs and all that 0.99

00:31:45.880 and that one fucking dime. 0.96

00:31:47.700 Pretty much your taxpayers are going to pay for everything while these companies just 0.99

00:31:51.500 reap the benefits and rewards.

00:31:52.780 Yeah, exactly.

00:31:54.240 Just like we got Nestle taking water from our rivers for absolutely zero dollars.

00:32:03.440 They've been doing that for years to fill their waters, you know, their water bottles that

00:32:09.120 they sell.

00:32:09.560 So, they're making, like, bank off those, but they're paying nothing to us for our resources.

00:32:15.460 So, yeah.

00:32:16.720 It's just going to be another one and another thing like that, unfortunately.

00:32:20.040 So, I've got Bosco with his hand.

00:32:21.960 Know what's going on, Bosco?

00:32:25.660 Check, check, check.

00:32:27.020 One, two.

00:32:27.940 Can you guys hear me?

00:32:28.920 We hear you.

00:32:30.980 Yes, sir.

00:32:31.680 So, I came on to declare that I am now the king of fishing in the white power circle. 0.99

00:32:43.680 All right? 0.99

00:32:44.880 None of you little faggots can even come close to what I'm doing up in Massachusetts catching 1.00

00:32:54.200 fish. 1.00

00:32:54.900 Go check my timeline. 0.97

00:32:56.780 I'm killing it.

00:32:57.800 I've caught, like, at least 20 or 30 fish within the past 14 hours.

00:33:05.360 Okay?

00:33:05.860 So, Paul, I know you're a fisherman.

00:33:08.480 I know Marco's a fisherman.

00:33:10.920 I think that we should have a white power fishing tournament to settle this for all. 1.00

00:33:18.320 Okay?

00:33:19.320 That's my take, and I'm sticking to it.

00:33:23.380 I think we should enact that in some way, shape, or form.

00:33:28.300 I'm extremely fired up.

00:33:30.680 I was up at 5 a.m.

00:33:32.600 Killing it this morning. 1.00

00:33:35.100 Killing it. 1.00

00:33:38.820 Shots fired. 0.99

00:33:42.160 Bosco, I'm not jealous at all, brother.

00:33:43.900 I'm proud of you.

00:33:44.820 Hell yeah.

00:33:45.820 I am a little jealous of being able to fish in Massachusetts, though.

00:33:49.360 But, you know, hopefully you can start a fish supply business to restaurants and become

00:33:53.720 a millionaire, bro.

00:33:54.520 What we used to do when we were kids, there's a food place in the neighboring town.

00:34:14.100 We would sell, like, largemouth bass.

00:34:17.080 They'd be like, oh, yes, yes, yes.

00:34:19.720 Oh, you go get the fish, and we get $20,000 for fish.

00:34:24.780 So, when we were kids, we would be like, okay.

00:34:29.380 And we would just walk across the street in the most polluted, most disgusting water.

00:34:35.580 And we would catch these diseased bass.

00:34:39.840 And we'd bring them over to the Chinese lady. 1.00

00:34:42.360 Oh, thank you, thank you, thank you so much.

00:34:45.080 $20 for this fish.

00:34:47.400 Oh, I give you $15 for this fish.

00:34:50.220 So, you know.

00:34:53.300 That's awesome if you really think about it.

00:34:55.320 As a kid, if someone paid me money to go fishing, and I can make money while I go fishing,

00:35:00.060 I'd be pretty fucking awesome.

00:35:03.980 No, I'm jealous of that. 0.91

00:35:05.520 I never got paid to go fishing.

00:35:07.220 I always got to pay.

00:35:13.840 Listen, you guys come to, say, Hopkinton, Massachusetts.

00:35:21.280 I will take you fishing, and we will absolutely crush.

00:35:27.800 Anytime you gentlemen want to come, you're more than welcome.

00:35:31.960 You guys are my brothers, and I would love to have you up here.

00:35:36.380 We just got a new boat.

00:35:38.700 It's a monohull.

00:35:40.960 So, the steering's in the middle of the boat.

00:35:44.360 It's a dual, like, purpose boat.

00:35:47.940 Like, you could take it, like, fresh water, and then you could, I wouldn't go too far out

00:35:55.220 in the ocean with it, but you could stay in the bays.

00:35:58.660 Yeah.

00:35:59.320 Current's not so rough, and the swells aren't so bad.

00:36:04.520 But, yeah, we just got that.

00:36:07.780 We're about to put it in the water probably in another week or so.

00:36:14.140 So, open invitations.

00:36:16.760 Okay.

00:36:17.940 Hey, don't threaten me with a good time.

00:36:22.040 I might start packing.

00:36:28.660 I'm serious.

00:36:29.500 I'm serious.

00:36:31.400 The only thing is, I can't legally leave the state of Massachusetts.

00:36:40.100 Uh-oh, we lost them.

00:36:41.360 You got me?

00:36:51.180 You still there, Bosco?

00:36:52.760 Yeah, yeah, yeah, there you are.

00:36:53.920 There you are.

00:36:54.540 We lost you, Presay.

00:37:00.680 All right.

00:37:01.460 No, I was just, you guys got to come to Massachusetts because I can't legally leave the state of Massachusetts

00:37:11.360 Got you.

00:37:21.920 Are we still here?

00:37:22.920 Are we still in the space?

00:37:25.080 It keeps dropping.

00:37:26.020 I can hear you.

00:37:28.980 Can you hear me?

00:37:30.240 Yeah.

00:37:30.540 Okay, good.

00:37:31.060 We're still good.

00:37:31.820 I think it's just Bosco then.

00:37:33.780 Good to know.

00:37:35.000 Everything just dropped out.

00:37:38.200 Yeah, Bosco.

00:37:38.700 The total views are jealous of his fishing.

00:37:40.840 Yeah, they are.

00:37:41.540 They must be.

00:37:42.200 They're going after him.

00:37:43.240 They say, no, we can't have this going out.

00:37:45.160 We can't.

00:37:45.600 Shut it down, boy.

00:37:46.560 But, yeah, it's just, yeah, fishing is white power. 1.00

00:37:57.100 I'm just wondering if the bear helmet guy today is whooping Bill Wright's ass. 1.00

00:38:05.140 Fucking bear helmet guy, man. 1.00

00:38:07.080 That guy was a goofy. 1.00

00:38:09.200 That was like an hour long talking to that guy. 0.98

00:38:11.980 I don't even understand.

00:38:12.920 But, yeah, yeah, bear helmet guy.

00:38:16.560 Yeah, it was.

00:38:18.920 I just kept picturing that all morning.

00:38:21.120 It's like, was he there this morning knocking on the door going, hey, Mr. Wright, we need to talk.

00:38:29.200 He would have had to get on a plane pretty right after we skipped him.

00:38:34.820 Or right after he skipped me.

00:38:36.700 So, yeah, he would have to get on a flight.

00:38:39.800 And, yeah, I don't see this happening.

00:38:42.500 So, I think Bill Wright's safe.

00:38:44.880 I think Bill Wright's safe.

00:38:46.560 Yeah, yeah.

00:38:51.180 Dr. Brill, go ahead.

00:38:55.700 Do you want any, well, good morning, first of all.

00:38:58.380 Do you want any more color into that scene up in Nova Scotia with a guy walking into the woods?

00:39:06.060 Or is that boring?

00:39:07.200 Because I was in, I mean, the reason why I'm bringing it up is a buddy of mine has a really huge Canadian space.

00:39:15.840 And he asked me to sit in on a panel.

00:39:19.420 And they interviewed the guy, Jeff Everly.

00:39:21.480 And they went through the whole strat, his whole strategy of how he's setting up the Canadian government.

00:39:26.880 And I can give you some more color for about 30 seconds or less if you want it.

00:39:32.020 But if it's boring Canadian stuff, I won't.

00:39:34.440 No, yeah, no.

00:39:35.100 I actually, I brought that up at the beginning of the space here.

00:39:37.800 And I did want to talk about it a little more.

00:39:39.580 So I'm glad you brought that up.

00:39:41.860 Definitely, yeah, take it away.

00:39:44.780 Yeah, so I told my girlfriend, like, the one-hour version.

00:39:47.980 And she, like, wanted to commit suicide.

00:39:49.920 So I'll give you the 30-second version because I learned it's not always that fascinating.

00:39:53.580 But here's the strategy that the guy's doing. 0.87

00:39:57.600 So first of all, you know, he wants a ticket because in Canadian law, you know, they found out, they learned the hard way when they fucked over all the truckers.

00:40:10.220 And the trucker sued because it was an illegal thing to, you know, take all their money and debank them.

00:40:15.840 And there's a law in Canada that says, oh, sorry, you know, we did some special situation, and it was during COVID.

00:40:24.300 So it's a moot point.

00:40:25.980 And if it's moot in Canada law, you can't go back and sue the government.

00:40:30.700 But what they did was, what's special with the guy in the woods is if you get a ticket, they can't blame it on wildfires or anything environmental.

00:40:40.640 They can't declare anything moot.

00:40:44.620 So they have to go to the Canadian Supreme Court, and you have to fight it out.

00:40:49.620 And the second thing is when he gets a ticket, the government can't, if he loses, the government can't charge him for Canada's legal fees.

00:41:00.120 And if he wins, he can go against Canada for his fees anyway.

00:41:03.960 And then the final point is he knew that the liberal media in Canada, which is kind of like, you know, being redundant, they would all say he's a grifter.

00:41:16.640 He's doing this to get PR, you know, to get, you know, the funding and charitable contributions.

00:41:24.300 But the guy's strategy cut him all off at the pass.

00:41:27.900 So when the media threw him under the bus and called him a grifter, he, in advance of getting the ticket, said, I'm accepting no donations.

00:41:36.460 So he's forcing the issue, and he's shutting everyone down that's throwing rocks at him. 0.97

00:41:41.560 I fucking love it. 0.98

00:41:46.200 I love to hear that. 0.98

00:41:47.780 Yeah, he's got a plan, and I like it.

00:41:50.280 Because, yeah, you know, this is one way we've got to fight back, and we've got to be smart.

00:41:55.540 Because these communist governments are just, they're out to get us.

00:41:59.020 They won't stop.

00:42:00.040 Western, go ahead.

00:42:04.280 Oh, how's it going, brothers and sisters?

00:42:05.960 I was just posting an image.

00:42:07.820 I constructed some beautiful art for my brother Vril here, or Vril, and then it occurred to me that perhaps this would be entertaining.

00:42:16.800 This would be enjoyable for the space.

00:42:18.700 So I would reference my beautiful art.

00:42:21.480 This is from, what do you call it, Apple iNotes or whatever.

00:42:25.640 That is the first point.

00:42:27.240 And the second point is that return to the land, I had done a check, right?

00:42:33.300 So of their initial objective to collect $100,000 for their funds, they are at around $89,000.

00:42:41.100 So that is a white pill for me.

00:42:44.340 There's much more that I could say, but I'll just let people reference the balls of the eyes to the beautiful art in the pill down there.

00:42:52.340 And perhaps people can tell me what they think that it means.

00:42:55.240 Anyway, thank you for having me, man.

00:43:01.520 White power? 0.99

00:43:02.200 I'll take a look right now.

00:43:05.980 It's some of the best art I've ever seen.

00:43:09.240 I knew that you would be inspired.

00:43:13.100 That is beautiful.

00:43:15.320 So what does this represent to you?

00:43:17.500 How is your mind evaluating?

00:43:27.720 It's like a little riddle.

00:43:32.200 I didn't know bears like cheese.

00:43:37.160 That's my first thing I noticed.

00:43:43.180 Well, I can explain the presence of the bear.

00:43:45.260 You know the phrase, he's smarter than the average bear, right?

00:43:49.280 So I could have put a cat, but I was thinking, all right, when you see the bear, then this might tie in.

00:43:55.580 But yes, yes.

00:43:57.400 Well, bears will eat just about anything, to my knowledge.

00:44:00.340 Like, look at the situation in Alaska.

00:44:03.460 They go through the trash, right?

00:44:05.160 The bins.

00:44:05.540 Very true.

00:44:09.080 Very true.

00:44:12.200 I'm still trying to see.

00:44:14.760 We got candy.

00:44:15.660 We got voting.

00:44:16.400 We got sheep.

00:44:17.060 Well, you have, so I will, I do not want to spoil the, I could spoil the surprise, I suppose.

00:44:24.980 So you see, you have like a labyrinth, right?

00:44:26.980 You have a maze and you have these signs.

00:44:29.420 This, the signs are presenting you the paradigm of, oh, the voting will, voting will do this for you.

00:44:35.520 Everything will be solved.

00:44:36.440 Just stay in the maze and go, go follow this structure.

00:44:40.040 And the cheese awaits.

00:44:41.260 Look, go this way.

00:44:42.060 Cheese awaits.

00:44:43.320 Then there's a glass separating the cheese.

00:44:46.140 You know, I was just sitting down and thinking, all right, let's do a little doodle on that.

00:44:49.980 This is how that the muse moved me.

00:44:53.180 Anyway, some beautiful art.

00:44:55.200 This is food for thought.

00:44:56.700 You're getting edumacated here.

00:44:59.760 Hey, that's my word, edumacated.

00:45:02.800 Well, I have co-opted it.

00:45:04.080 It is ours, brother.

00:45:04.820 It is our word, brother.

00:45:13.320 Absolutely.

00:45:14.140 Absolutely.

00:45:14.720 Yeah.

00:45:14.860 Mega, mega's doing works of art like this also.

00:45:20.220 Megafetamines.

00:45:21.240 So, yeah, it's very, very creative.

00:45:26.280 Talking about edumacation, one final thing.

00:45:29.140 Are the members of the speaker panel, are they familiar with Thus Spake Zarathustra

00:45:34.160 by Nietzsche?

00:45:36.220 And if not, then do you have interest in hearing of it and learning of it?

00:45:39.620 Never heard of it.

00:45:40.060 Never heard of it.

00:45:40.460 Who is this Nietzsche girl? 0.64

00:45:42.640 I never heard of her.

00:45:43.540 Nietzsche.

00:45:44.140 Frederick Nietzsche.

00:45:44.880 I might be mispronouncing it.

00:45:46.040 But anyway, you know who I'm on about.

00:45:48.320 So, Thus Spake Zarathustra.

00:45:51.100 Nietzsche.

00:45:51.700 What is the official pronunciation?

00:45:54.060 Edumacate me.

00:45:54.720 You're the one who brought her up.

00:45:58.580 I'd never heard of her before.

00:46:00.460 Her?

00:46:00.960 Okay.

00:46:01.500 Anyway.

00:46:03.040 Thus Spake Zarathustra.

00:46:04.600 So, we were reading through that.

00:46:05.960 And a lot of this connects into discussions that I've had, that we have had as relating

00:46:11.180 to identity moving forward as a pro.

00:46:13.900 Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche.

00:46:23.200 That is richtig.

00:46:23.980 Oh, this guy?

00:46:24.720 Oh, my bad.

00:46:30.820 All right.

00:46:33.360 Oh, there you go.

00:46:34.280 Continue.

00:46:35.680 I just hopped in.

00:46:36.740 So, what is the discussion?

00:46:37.720 What is going on, brothers?

00:46:38.500 Weston, it's Nietzsche.

00:46:44.660 Nietzsche.

00:46:45.620 Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche.

00:46:49.100 Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche.

00:46:51.580 Hopefully, I'll get better at it.

00:46:53.160 Just give me some time.

00:46:53.840 I need to drink some water, perhaps.

00:46:56.420 Friedrich nicht Friedrich.

00:47:00.740 Friedrich nicht Friedrich.

00:47:03.420 Oh, wait.

00:47:03.800 What am I saying?

00:47:04.780 Give me, tell me the word.

00:47:05.580 Give me my script again.

00:47:07.060 Friedrich nicht Friedrich.

00:47:07.900 Man, I've got to ask you a question.

00:47:10.480 What's with your hoist, dude?

00:47:11.800 Why is it so slow?

00:47:17.460 His German methodical approach, he is methodical and disciplined.

00:47:22.280 Not now.

00:47:23.840 No, it's like, anyway.

00:47:26.500 It's relevant.

00:47:31.680 It's the Proto-Ubermensch, dude.

00:47:33.320 That's not the voice of the Proto-Ubermensch.

00:47:35.520 Or maybe it is.

00:47:36.300 I don't know.

00:47:38.900 All right.

00:47:40.820 So, yeah, we were talking about the case in Canada where, you know, basically they're saying

00:47:49.260 you can't go into the forest.

00:47:50.480 If you're going to go into the forest, you're going to get like a $30,000 fine.

00:47:56.300 And they've, yeah, the guy's testing it and he's basically trying to set the government up to fail.

00:48:02.680 So, I like that.

00:48:04.080 If you guys have any more, you can keep going, by the way, Vril, if you got more on that.

00:48:10.460 Well, can I just say quickly, dude, we've got something happening in Australia as well.

00:48:17.500 They're restricting access to national parks, which is, I just find it really strange because

00:48:24.100 these are places which have always been open to public, open to the public.

00:48:29.360 And these are places which we all love visiting, you know, going for a bush walk and, you know, doing whatever.

00:48:36.740 But I just don't know why they're doing it like this.

00:48:40.540 Well, in America, we have, so they failed to do the same program that they're doing in Australia and in Canada.

00:48:47.340 They failed to do it in the U.S.

00:48:48.440 So, their goal was to funnel everyone into the major urban cities and restrict access to

00:48:56.180 the natural wildlife and to sell them off to the rich elite in the corporations so they

00:49:00.800 can have their own, use it as their own play land and keep everyone else out.

00:49:05.640 So, you're saying, no, but no.

00:49:09.420 So, that's it.

00:49:10.360 They're going to sell all your.

00:49:14.160 So, you reckon they're going to, they're using it for real estate purposes?

00:49:18.440 Or they're using it because they might be afraid of people going to the woods and, like,

00:49:24.220 you know, building a shack in there or something like that?

00:49:26.540 They're using it for your wealth.

00:49:28.720 They're selling off your land.

00:49:29.740 They're using it for money-making purposes.

00:49:31.680 They are not afraid of people dying in the woods. 0.99

00:49:34.700 They don't give a fuck about that. 0.98

00:49:37.700 Well, why would they, why would it be for monetary purposes? 0.98

00:49:41.160 I mean, I don't think money is too much of a problem for any of these people.

00:49:46.380 So, like, they have to be, I think, they say the land is more important than money, if

00:49:52.680 you know what I mean.

00:49:53.740 Well, they, they, they want to finally go into the urban site because they want to engineer

00:49:59.500 society in such a way where you're pretty much just city types.

00:50:04.220 Like, and they want to urbanize.

00:50:05.840 And they want to all white, they want to make your whole horse up to live in the urban 0.98

00:50:09.340 of the woods.

00:50:10.600 Yeah, okay, fair enough.

00:50:17.460 If you, if you ever research the plan for the 21st century in the United States, because

00:50:23.300 this is what they were trying to do in the 90s.

00:50:25.660 I've heard all of it.

00:50:27.140 I'm completely aware.

00:50:28.240 Yeah, yeah.

00:50:28.800 But I just don't see why restricting access to a national park would, um.

00:50:34.840 Because it's great, it's socially conditioned y'all to move to the urban area.

00:50:38.940 They want to restrict your movement so they can funnel you into urban area, urbanize y'all. 0.77

00:50:44.280 And that's what it is.

00:50:44.880 I live in a rural area that's not a part of the national park.

00:50:48.120 Yeah, they want to force you to go, they're trying to make it difficult for you to live

00:50:54.680 in an urban area and enjoy it.

00:50:56.540 So eventually you just move to the big city or your kids move to the big city.

00:50:59.700 No, but I don't live in a national park.

00:51:01.640 National parks are restricted wildlife sanctuaries.

00:51:05.480 I'm sure you don't live in a park, but if they restrict your movement within those rural

00:51:10.660 areas where you live in the national parks, it becomes very hard to enjoy rural living.

00:51:18.120 Well, I think you, I think you're, you're missing the point.

00:51:20.960 I think you're quite off with, um, what you're saying.

00:51:23.620 But yeah, sure.

00:51:25.780 Yeah, okay.

00:51:26.720 I mean, they admitted to all this and it's like the plan has been out for a while.

00:51:32.740 Yeah, I don't think I'm missing it.

00:51:33.740 You're not getting the point, bud.

00:51:34.680 So if these national parks, which are huge wildlife sanctuaries and are completely separate

00:51:41.780 from rural living areas where I live, um, then what, how does restricting access to these

00:51:48.820 national parks, these national parks, which are their own land and people don't live there.

00:51:55.460 People don't live there.

00:51:56.220 I've had, I've had multiple things like, so they plan on selling these land, right?

00:52:02.240 The goal is to sell these lands, right?

00:52:05.020 And then also to urbanize everyone.

00:52:07.820 Like it wasn't just one thing.

00:52:10.480 Like the goal is to sell it.

00:52:12.000 Now, well, if I'm wrong in 10 years, if there's no land selling within the next 10 years, then

00:52:18.420 I'm wrong.

00:52:18.780 But we'll see within the next 10 years, if any of that land is a kid or something.

00:52:23.640 All right.

00:52:24.100 Okay.

00:52:24.760 Just to clarify, do we do the hands strictly or is a, what is this?

00:52:28.800 What is the protocol here?

00:52:29.700 Yeah, we're, we're going, uh, well, he was speaking, they were having a conversation,

00:52:34.080 but now we're going to be going to hands as soon as they're, yeah, pretty much.

00:52:37.440 Guys, we have a full panel.

00:52:39.220 So if anyone, uh, if anyone is done, uh, speaking, then, uh, please drop down and you can come

00:52:45.480 back up later.

00:52:46.080 We just got a full panel and have a few requests.

00:52:48.520 So thank you guys.

00:52:51.680 Getting on you up here.

00:52:53.060 Um, I didn't see if it was, um, well, let's go to mythos cause, uh, yeah, mythos.

00:52:58.040 And then we'll go to, uh, rusty and then Western and then Vero.

00:53:01.980 Thanks gentlemen.

00:53:02.860 Good morning.

00:53:03.440 Uh, white power, uh, white power fishing day.

00:53:07.440 Uh, I hope y'all catch a big fish.

00:53:10.940 Um, yeah, I really liked, uh, Bosco's first video.

00:53:15.180 I thought it was, uh, his intro there was, uh, was fire and hilarious.

00:53:19.440 And, uh, then he pulls in, uh, I think it was a big bass.

00:53:23.200 Um, maybe I'm wrong, but, uh, and, uh, and then pulls in a piccolo, uh, today, but, um,

00:53:33.980 yeah, yeah.

00:53:34.760 White power fishing, fishing is white power. 0.99

00:53:37.320 I love it.

00:53:37.920 And, uh, so is hiking.

00:53:39.920 So is going out in nature.

00:53:41.180 So, you know, back to the subject at hand.

00:53:43.700 And to clarify, uh, for me, we're just talking about the Canadian, uh, situation, right?

00:53:56.220 Yeah.

00:53:56.620 We started off talking about the Canadian situation.

00:53:58.680 Then, um, uh, I think it was, uh, who was it?

00:54:04.320 Yeah.

00:54:04.680 Cause I know that, well, that, yeah, that, okay.

00:54:06.340 I'll stay on the Canadian one. 0.99

00:54:07.560 Cause that's the one I was, uh, wrapping my head around here.

00:54:09.580 I'm trying to wrap my head around, uh, is, um, so, uh, have we discussed yet, um, the theory

00:54:19.160 that, uh, they want to keep Canadians out so they can, you know, flood it with homeless, 0.97

00:54:24.900 uh, non-whites?

00:54:26.100 Is this, uh, is this a possibility that they're, they're actually, uh, trying to secure that 0.96

00:54:33.400 space for, uh, these people who, uh, poop in rivers and stuff like that?

00:54:38.100 Or, uh, is that not a plausible theory at all?

00:54:43.760 That wouldn't surprise me to be honest.

00:54:45.820 So, uh, you know, I mean, that, that wouldn't be something that, I mean, that would be something

00:54:50.740 that the government would do. 0.99

00:54:51.800 Cause they're that fucking, you know, they're, they pretty much. 0.98

00:54:54.660 I mean, that's, that's the, that's the problem Canada has, the Canada's government has right 1.00

00:54:59.020 now is that, yeah, that sounds plausible to me because they are so retarded. 0.99

00:55:03.520 Um, uh, but you know, the, this is, these are the things that happen right when you, when 0.99

00:55:10.000 you allow non-whites into your country. 1.00

00:55:12.040 So you, you no longer have access to all of the amenities, all of the beauty, all of your, 0.95

00:55:18.100 all of your natural, uh, exercise of, of your enjoyment, uh, as a white person, when you

00:55:27.620 have these others, you'd be in, unless there's laws securing places for white people to go 0.87

00:55:33.360 and do white people things, you know, like fishing, right?

00:55:37.160 That, you know, all of a sudden you're not going to be able to go fishing. 0.99

00:55:40.140 I mean, why, because you have, uh, dirty people, uh, you know, leaving trash all over, making

00:55:47.800 a mess of it, pooping in the water and, and all of a sudden, no, can't go fishing anymore. 1.00

00:55:53.800 White people, because the Brown people ruined it. 1.00

00:55:55.980 Uh, this is a, this is not even, um, an accusation at this point. 0.97

00:56:02.000 This is, you know, piles of evidence that this happens and piles of evidence that these, uh, 0.98

00:56:09.160 these non-whites ruin everything, you know? 1.00

00:56:12.940 Uh, so, you know, that's, that's what's going to continue to happen unless, uh, you know, 0.99

00:56:19.820 unless we formulate a response.

00:56:23.080 So how's the, how's the response?

00:56:25.120 I've seen a few things going on in Canada in terms of, uh, of the response to this.

00:56:30.460 Um, but, uh, there's one that was really, actually I thought was the, uh, and that's

00:56:37.800 kind of what made me think of this, um, was the question was, why are they really, why

00:56:44.140 are they really excluding people from these, these places, right?

00:56:47.560 The question, like all the, um, all the initial response of, oh, we're just going to go out

00:56:53.600 here and do it anyway, or they're trying to stop or that, but blah, it's like, well, why

00:56:57.180 are they doing it?

00:56:58.140 And that's, that's, I think, you know, to fit sides point, like we should think about

00:57:03.760 that bigger picture.

00:57:05.080 It's not just the, these people in government don't do things for the sake of the people.

00:57:13.980 So why are they really doing this?

00:57:15.920 That's, that's, that question will still puzzle me for, for a bit until more information,

00:57:20.260 but yeah, don't appreciate it.

00:57:22.280 I'll listen to the other hands here and, uh, get some more information on it.

00:57:25.820 What they think.

00:57:26.360 Can I respond to that real quick with those?

00:57:36.300 Hold up.

00:57:37.220 Hold up.

00:57:38.240 Host, host, uh, go ahead.

00:57:42.460 I'm not sure of hands.

00:57:43.740 Why?

00:57:44.040 I just got back up here, brother.

00:57:45.240 Uh, yeah.

00:57:46.360 Rusty, uh, then, um, then, uh, Western, then Vril, then Nunya.

00:57:52.220 Uh, this is social engineering.

00:57:56.060 Okay.

00:57:57.020 This is all this is.

00:57:58.480 This is, this is a continuation of COVID.

00:58:03.340 Okay. 0.99

00:58:03.920 Which was all bullshit also. 0.97

00:58:06.460 So that, and we see them pushing a new virus propaganda currently out of China, et cetera, 0.95

00:58:14.500 and, and it's spreading and they're going to push that propaganda, but, but they're not

00:58:18.840 even using the closures for that region anymore.

00:58:22.220 This is just a progression because all of that was stepping stones.

00:58:27.660 And now all's it is, is they will say, and you will listen.

00:58:33.540 Okay.

00:58:34.560 So you need to resist all of this stuff.

00:58:38.240 If you say, don't go into the forest, go into the forest.

00:58:42.140 You're not allowed in the national park, go into the national park. 0.99

00:58:46.320 They want to fucking fight and fight them. 0.99

00:58:49.500 Give them a nice head, but I don't know. 0.99

00:58:51.480 But you can't listen when, when all of these small businesses, we failed miserably as people

00:58:59.220 on this social experiment that no single small business should have ever shut down during

00:59:05.820 COVID.

00:59:06.300 And you don't let them control every aspect of daily living.

00:59:13.760 They don't have this power. 1.00

00:59:15.800 If everyone says no and says, fuck you, they don't have power and watch them lose it real quick. 1.00

00:59:24.000 If 10,000 people say, I'm fucking going in, do something about it. 1.00

00:59:28.660 You're going to write a ticket. 0.99

00:59:29.900 Yeah.

00:59:30.260 Get my name.

00:59:31.260 Who are you writing that ticket to? 1.00

00:59:33.040 You ain't writing a ticket to shit, bitch, et cetera. 1.00

00:59:36.840 Right. 1.00

00:59:37.060 So they're, they don't have, they can't just write it right.

00:59:41.960 You have to comply when you don't comply.

00:59:45.120 They lose their power, especially when enough people don't comply.

00:59:50.680 All of a sudden it becomes a new situation, a very different situation.

00:59:56.160 So this is all about control and this is a progression and this is to move further and

01:00:02.180 further down the line of this control.

01:00:05.400 And this there, there we've touched on some of the globalist things a little bit, but

01:00:11.520 it falls into that.

01:00:13.240 Okay.

01:00:13.740 And some of fit side said a little bit about it, but it's not quite, you know, about the

01:00:19.780 sale of land, et cetera.

01:00:21.460 It's more about you're going to be where you're the little mouse and you're going to be and

01:00:26.480 run in the maze and you're going to be in the room where I tell you to, when I tell you 0.99

01:00:30.540 to, and we need to start standing up to this because it's bullshit. 0.98

01:00:35.400 Well said, Rusty, well said. 0.99

01:00:41.020 Yeah, that's exactly it. 0.94

01:00:42.360 They like to just chop us down and death by a thousand blows.

01:00:45.340 So, uh, they, they come at you like a little bit and a little bit and a little bit, but

01:00:50.820 they like, people don't like people are so busy.

01:00:53.800 They don't realize they're taking away your freedoms and it's, it's something that shouldn't

01:00:57.420 be happening.

01:00:58.420 And it's happening pretty much every day.

01:01:00.940 We get these judges in here, you know, they think they run the show and.

01:01:05.400 And they, they pretty much have the ability to, you know, cancel like things that are liberties

01:01:11.020 away from us.

01:01:11.920 And, uh, I just seen something else today where a judge, you know, um, yeah, judging, uh, in

01:01:19.340 BC, uh, declared that parts of Richmond, which is basically where the airport is, is, uh,

01:01:25.820 Aboriginal, uh, they have been declared an Aboriginal, uh, like property. 0.99

01:01:33.040 So, uh, basically if you own homes, if you own any kind of, uh, land on that property,

01:01:38.660 you're now basically by one drudge, uh, swoop, you know, it's, it's, uh, Aboriginal land now.

01:01:46.020 So they, they, they're doing things like this every day, every day, piece by piece.

01:01:51.340 And eventually they, we're not going to have anything left here.

01:01:54.740 Um, go ahead, Dr.

01:01:56.460 Vril, then we'll go Western.

01:01:58.540 And you see it as a coordinated effort almost.

01:02:02.460 Cause look at it's happening in Canada.

01:02:04.280 And then that other guy brought up that it's happening in Australia too.

01:02:08.620 So, you know, it's not, it's not coincidence.

01:02:11.320 Yeah, it's definitely not coincidence.

01:02:14.780 They are planning this.

01:02:15.940 They're, they're using us as like a testing ground so that they can expand this even to

01:02:20.180 more countries and more countries.

01:02:22.340 And they're just seeing what they can get away with.

01:02:24.780 And so they can't do it all at once or, you know, they could be screwing themselves over.

01:02:28.800 So they're doing a little bit by a little bit.

01:02:31.040 You're absolutely right.

01:02:32.020 And unfortunately, yeah, we're next.

01:02:34.060 And, uh, yeah, like Mithil said, they're probably going to end up cleaning this land out for,

01:02:39.280 you know, housing, uh, invaders.

01:02:42.960 And, uh, unfortunately, yeah, they, they take it away first and then they do what they want

01:02:47.840 with it.

01:02:48.120 So, uh, we will go to, I think it was, uh, Dr.

01:02:52.520 Vril, then Western, then Nanya, then Noticer.

01:02:56.640 Yeah, thank you.

01:02:58.120 So it's interesting what, and good morning, Rusty.

01:03:00.880 It's interesting to hear what Rusty said, because, I mean, I had no inclination, no instinct,

01:03:08.120 no hypothesis at all.

01:03:10.220 Right.

01:03:10.500 So I was, I was really happy to be in a room with like a bunch of people that were lawyers

01:03:16.900 and they were, they tried cases with the crown and their Supreme court in Canada and stuff.

01:03:23.280 So they were, you know, they were really, and there's some other heavy hitters that were

01:03:27.500 into the, you know, social sciences in Canada.

01:03:31.520 Uh, and it was, you know, I was outclassed in that group because they had, you know, the

01:03:37.500 credentials and they said over about a three hour discussion, they said exactly everything

01:03:45.740 that Rusty did like verbatim.

01:03:48.320 Um, but it was, it was like a three hour, you know, walkthrough of exactly.

01:03:54.040 I mean, it's eerie what Rusty said, because I had to sit through like three hours of listening

01:03:58.880 to hear what Rusty said in about a minute.

01:04:03.320 So I, that was really spooky, but, uh, I was just going to share what these people that

01:04:10.800 were really heavy hitters up in Canada, you know, that, I mean, they've tried cases in

01:04:14.740 the Supreme court, they beat the government multiple times and they said the exact same

01:04:20.780 thing Rusty did.

01:04:22.060 That was their conclusion.

01:04:23.420 They mentioned that, you know, they'd gone so far with the whole COVID scam thing for

01:04:27.760 social compliance.

01:04:29.520 And, uh, they were just transitioning it into a climate change scam now where they're trying

01:04:36.080 to get social compliance through anything.

01:04:38.700 But I mean, Rusty, Rusty summarized three hours in a minute, so I have nothing more to 0.75

01:04:46.960 share than congratulations, Rusty, you're a friggin' genius. 0.60

01:04:51.720 Seriously. 0.88

01:04:55.400 Well, thank you.

01:04:59.520 He's our resident lawyer.

01:05:02.980 Bam! 0.98

01:05:04.060 All right, we'll go Western, then Nanya, then Noticer.

01:05:08.700 All right, I took some notes so that I could keep myself maintained to brevity.

01:05:16.960 Okay, what is at the core of this matter?

01:05:18.660 I think that one of the elements here is bio-spiritual injury, white erasure of our standards. 0.99

01:05:24.960 This is one of the things behind this.

01:05:26.880 This is, and also like that Rusty and Vril were talking about, this is a test in order

01:05:31.840 to see how far that people will bend when instructed.

01:05:34.180 So this action ultimately is calibrated in order to arrive at anti-white outcomes. 0.76

01:05:39.840 There are two precepts that tie into this.

01:05:42.420 If, uh, it would please the space, then I will recite them in a very white, positive manner.

01:05:47.560 In your ear holes, the vibrations will go.

01:05:49.960 All right, so, precept number four.

01:05:52.020 The truest form of prayer is communion with nature.

01:05:55.900 It is not vocal.

01:05:57.000 Go to a lonely spot, if possible, a mountaintop, on a clear starlit night.

01:06:02.780 Ponder the majesty and order of the infinite macrocosm.

01:06:06.560 Then consider the intricacies of the equally infinite microcosm.

01:06:11.560 Understand that you are, on the one hand, inconsequential, beyond comprehension.

01:06:15.840 In the size of things, and on the other hand, you are potentially valuable beyond comprehension

01:06:23.200 as a link in destiny's chain.

01:06:25.400 There you begin to understand how that pride and self can coexist with respect and reverence.

01:06:31.760 There we find harmony with nature, and with harmony comes strength, peace, and certainty.

01:06:39.200 That was precept number four, and I have 18, if we have time for that.

01:06:42.500 Let me check, we have some people, but yeah, we're talking about, okay, they're infringing

01:06:49.220 on our rights, right?

01:06:50.460 You know, we have the right to be in the forest.

01:06:52.220 We have the right to be in the woods.

01:06:54.240 Precept 18 says, there exists no such thing as rights or privileges under the laws of nature.

01:07:01.380 The deer being stalked by a hungry lion has no right to life.

01:07:05.880 However, he may purchase life by obedience to nature-ordained instincts for vigilance and

01:07:13.160 flight.

01:07:14.340 Similarly, men have no rights to life, liberty, or happiness.

01:07:19.780 These circumstances may be purchased by oneself, by one's family, by one's tribe, or by one's

01:07:26.260 ancestors.

01:07:27.160 But they are nonetheless purchases and are not rights.

01:07:30.720 Furthermore, the value of these purchases can only be maintained through vigilance and

01:07:36.800 obedience to natural law.

01:07:38.980 And with that, I pass it over.

01:07:42.440 Well said, brother.

01:07:43.520 I think you lifted all our spirits with that.

01:07:46.460 Go ahead, Nunya.

01:07:49.500 Yeah, thank you for the mic.

01:07:50.860 I appreciate it, White Power. 0.98

01:07:52.440 Good morning, brothers and sisters.

01:07:53.620 Well, first off, I'll just say that any of you that participated in the Harrison space

01:08:01.440 last night, I appreciate it.

01:08:02.840 We had a real good space.

01:08:04.600 I'm looking forward to more spaces like that.

01:08:07.160 I know White Excellence Radio always brings a lot of intelligent men, as has been seen already.

01:08:15.560 Because all the talking points that I was going to bring up already said.

01:08:19.980 And that's the issue, or rather the positive influence of us coming together and doing

01:08:26.700 these spaces.

01:08:27.820 I appreciate you reading the couple of precepts there, Western.

01:08:33.300 That's another thing that I have come to appreciate over the past year and a half, two years, is

01:08:39.600 that people are starting to understand a lot more.

01:08:42.620 I don't have anything specific to talk about when it comes to Canada, because it's all already

01:08:48.820 been said.

01:08:49.340 I mean, the government knows what it's doing.

01:08:52.460 The people are starting to understand what the government is doing.

01:08:55.840 And with that, the more we notice, the more we can fight back.

01:08:59.800 So I'll just leave you with, thank you, everybody, for doing the research, for getting the information

01:09:08.640 out there, for helping your brothers and sisters notice what's going on, and for taking to the

01:09:14.420 streets, and for posting flyers, for doing everything that we can, creating white communities, 0.82

01:09:21.840 everything that we're doing, we're moving forward, you know, to secure the existence of

01:09:27.340 our people in the future for white children.

01:09:29.380 And me having children, as some of you do, definitely appreciate it.

01:09:34.040 So keep up the good fight.

01:09:36.040 White power. 0.98

01:09:40.440 White power, brother. 1.00

01:09:42.080 White power. 1.00

01:09:45.260 Fuck yeah. 1.00

01:09:47.500 Nanya and then Noticer. 1.00

01:09:48.860 That wasn't on your brother.

01:09:54.340 Oh, sorry about that.

01:09:55.860 Then we're going to go to Noticer.

01:09:57.380 I think he dropped.

01:10:06.940 Or at least on my screen.

01:10:08.620 Oh.

01:10:09.160 Oh, yeah, he did.

01:10:09.920 Yeah, he dropped.

01:10:10.600 Western, go ahead.

01:10:12.700 All right.

01:10:13.260 I had a poem that I was going to recite, but I thought, all right, I will hold off on this

01:10:16.960 so that other people can send vibrations into the ear holes.

01:10:20.080 Here's the poem.

01:10:20.880 This is called Soros Lead.

01:10:23.100 Soros Lead.

01:10:25.100 Enter treacherous Georgie. 0.74

01:10:27.380 Trebuchet, maketh passenger thee. 0.85

01:10:30.520 Wailing wall, splat, aboundeth onlookers with glee.

01:10:34.460 That is Soros Lead.

01:10:35.680 Anyway, hopefully you could appreciate all that.

01:10:39.120 Well, I did just want to point out that I put a video a Canadian patriot posted up in

01:10:43.440 the eagle's nest about Canada, since we were talking about Canada.

01:10:47.440 It's pretty interesting. 0.82

01:10:48.300 It's also sick and disgusting at the same time, so take a look at it.

01:10:56.740 I'm afraid to, brother. 0.87

01:11:00.520 Go ahead and notice her. 0.77

01:11:03.060 Good morning, guys.

01:11:05.520 So I think really what is behind all this is the biggest threat to any government is a

01:11:16.880 white man that can live off the land, that can hunt, that can fish, that can provide for 0.95

01:11:22.300 himself.

01:11:26.740 Did we lose him?

01:11:35.740 I was just about to ask you.

01:11:37.100 I can't hear you.

01:11:37.740 Sorry, my mic turned off.

01:11:38.900 Do you guys hear me now?

01:11:40.200 Yes, sir.

01:11:40.780 Okay, so historically, the biggest threat, like I talked about, was a man that can provide

01:11:47.300 for himself and live off the land.

01:11:48.960 It's a threat to any government.

01:11:50.680 When you look at the Bolsheviks, when they took over Russia, when the Jews took over Russia, 0.98

01:11:56.280 they pushed everyone from the rural areas and from the country.

01:11:59.680 They wanted to push them all into the cities because they were easier to control.

01:12:02.720 And they actually took large plots of land and turned them into no hunting zones.

01:12:11.240 So people that still lived in rural areas who didn't get pushed into the cities, they

01:12:15.580 weren't allowed to hunt.

01:12:16.760 They weren't allowed to provide for themselves.

01:12:18.520 They wanted them totally reliant on the government.

01:12:20.340 And, you know, in California, where I live, all these wildfires, which I personally believe

01:12:26.940 a lot of them are man-made by the government, they have caused fire insurance to get so expensive

01:12:34.920 that people are either not building in the mountains or if their house burns down, they

01:12:39.940 don't rebuild and they end up moving into the city, which is their goal.

01:12:45.320 A white man that can live off the land by himself, provide for his family, that's their number

01:12:50.760 one enemy.

01:12:51.580 And so I think that's really what this boils down to.

01:12:54.540 And I'll end there.

01:12:58.420 I've thought about this before, like maybe with the Great Depression.

01:13:02.300 I think that's what saved us was everybody could farm, they could take care of their self,

01:13:06.720 you know.

01:13:07.800 Go ahead, Nunya.

01:13:10.340 Yeah, I was going to say, I think he just brought up a very good point.

01:13:14.100 But historically, you know, you just brought up the fact that we could do everything for

01:13:18.940 ourselves in the Great Depression.

01:13:21.300 And, you know, while the farmers may have had it almost as bad as the people in the city,

01:13:28.320 it wasn't quite, you know, it wasn't as bad as the people in the city because the people

01:13:34.080 in the city had to rely on the government and the government didn't have any more money.

01:13:39.460 So the farmers could tend for themselves and maybe help the city if they could.

01:13:44.620 But I think that, you know, noticer's point is very valid.

01:13:48.180 White people who can collectivize anywhere, especially if they can separate themselves 1.00

01:13:55.860 from the government, historically speaking, have always been better off as long as they

01:14:01.780 weren't attacked by the government itself or attacked by people that the government set up.

01:14:06.080 And I think with that point being said, it wouldn't surprise me if that is some form

01:14:14.360 of control over the next 10 years or so as to why they're not allowing people to go into

01:14:19.640 the parks.

01:14:20.220 And, you know, he mentioned California about the fires, right?

01:14:24.760 These fires happen in California, a little bit in Oregon and Canada and things like that.

01:14:30.900 And I have absolutely no doubt in my mind that they're started by specific people, not

01:14:39.580 lightning, as they always want to point out.

01:14:42.220 There could be one or two that started by lightning.

01:14:44.320 I mean, nature's crazy like that.

01:14:45.820 But the fact of the matter is, when you look at cause and effect, it makes sense.

01:14:51.680 Who owns probably all the insurance companies?

01:14:55.000 I mean, the Jews and what happens when they start the fires? 1.00

01:15:00.520 Well, it inflates their business, just like they use inflation on our currency and everything

01:15:05.340 else.

01:15:06.060 So therefore, people are not going to be able to afford that, you know, hazard insurance.

01:15:12.680 And then the land is gone.

01:15:14.740 And then the Jews or their their buddies or whatever can come in and purchase the land. 0.99

01:15:20.340 And then all of a sudden, oh, look, now the fires aren't there anymore.

01:15:24.060 And the Jews own everything. 1.00

01:15:26.080 Yeah, these cause and effect is a crazy thing. 1.00

01:15:29.160 You know, when you look at the term shit rolls downhill. 0.97

01:15:34.120 There's always somebody at the top and they've always got a plan. 0.99

01:15:37.600 As long as you've got the money and the resources, you can out plan anybody.

01:15:41.220 And that's just a fact.

01:15:42.480 So if you own the business that owns the insurance and you own the business that's causing the

01:15:51.700 fires, it's almost like the pharmaceutical companies now like there, you know, they own

01:15:56.420 Monsanto while Monsanto causes cancer and all of a sudden bears got anti-cancer drugs.

01:16:01.720 You know, all of these things have an interplay that a lot of people don't understand.

01:16:07.580 And the fact that I noticed or brought that up, really, it hit home for me because I

01:16:12.400 noticed a lot of these things.

01:16:14.100 I don't live in California or Canada, so I didn't put them together until he just said

01:16:18.220 that.

01:16:18.880 But if you really take a step back and look, it makes a lot of sense for them to do these

01:16:23.300 kinds of things.

01:16:24.020 And I'll leave it there.

01:16:28.680 Go ahead, Rusty.

01:16:33.980 Yeah, I'll tell you this.

01:16:36.260 I, I owned a house in the mountains in California, uh, 10 years ago, and I owned it for about

01:16:41.760 seven years and not a single year was I able to get insurance, um, on that house.

01:16:48.920 So you had to use some special state, this was California, some special, special state

01:16:56.220 program, blah, blah, blah.

01:16:58.780 Uh, I couldn't even figure it out.

01:17:01.120 And so I just did it.

01:17:02.520 Now, when I lived out there, the, it was the, I think it was the second year I was in the

01:17:09.700 house and there was a fire called the blue cut fire.

01:17:13.300 I don't know if anyone remembers it or knows of it.

01:17:15.920 The blue cut fire came right to the other side of my house and was right there.

01:17:24.600 I could see it when I went up to the top of my mountain.

01:17:27.200 Cause I owned part of a mountain Ridge.

01:17:29.080 And when I went to the top of the mountain, I could see it on the downslope and they were

01:17:34.020 creating a fire line and that's how close it was.

01:17:37.160 I had to evacuate.

01:17:38.520 I eventually snuck back in through a backfire road because I had some stuff that needed to

01:17:44.860 be taken care of.

01:17:46.020 And if I didn't take care of it, it was going to die.

01:17:48.420 And I, I weighed my options and I said, it's not worth, um, it dying for what looks to be

01:17:55.420 something they're going to put out.

01:17:57.440 So, um, yeah, that, so that's been a thing for a while, not even being able to get insurance

01:18:05.720 in these areas at times.

01:18:08.120 Um, at least in the area I was in, I couldn't, I never had insurance.

01:18:13.740 So, you know, that's kind of nothing even new.

01:18:17.700 And the fact is, is insurance companies there, they're just leave, you know, if it's not easy

01:18:23.000 peasy money and they think it's a high risk area, they're just leaving.

01:18:27.180 Look at what goes on in Florida, tons of insurance companies left there.

01:18:31.900 You have, you know, you got high risk areas in California.

01:18:35.500 They just won't even service you there, you know?

01:18:38.600 So yeah, I'm just, that's, that's nothing new, honestly.

01:18:44.360 That's it.

01:18:45.360 I'm going to drop down cause I'm going to, I'm going to be mowing my lawn and I need to

01:18:49.500 use my headphones to listen to the space and my headphones won't work if I'm a speaker.

01:18:54.220 So I'm going to drop down.

01:18:55.680 Hey, teach, you were saving your weed farm, weren't you?

01:19:00.460 Yes, I was actually.

01:19:02.080 Yep.

01:19:02.780 I knew it. 1.00

01:19:05.440 Well, Rusty, just watch out for them goddamn binders, man. 1.00

01:19:08.840 Go ahead, Western. 0.99

01:19:11.260 Okay.

01:19:11.880 I'm going to head out after this one.

01:19:16.000 So I just wanted to make mention that recently Austin Metcalfe would have celebrated his 18th

01:19:22.980 birthday, right?

01:19:25.160 So these discussions that we are having, right?

01:19:28.020 Pushing forward identity, recognition of peoplehood, concern for white wellbeing, whatever, right? 0.87

01:19:32.480 These are a matter of life and death, right?

01:19:34.600 So the innocent blood is in the ground, right?

01:19:37.260 Of our folk.

01:19:37.880 And it is crying out to us, avenge us.

01:19:41.060 So let not their losses go in vain.

01:19:43.620 Thank you so much, brothers.

01:19:44.480 Have a good day.

01:19:45.360 When there's a white, there's a way. 0.98

01:19:47.340 Well said, brother.

01:19:48.040 White power. 0.98

01:19:50.740 White power, brother. 1.00

01:19:56.160 Absolutely.

01:19:57.560 I think, I didn't see if it was Noticer or Western, but did Noticer get to speak when

01:20:03.200 he came back or?

01:20:05.560 Yeah, Western just went.

01:20:07.060 It's Noticer next.

01:20:08.180 Okay, there we go.

01:20:08.780 My hands are glitched.

01:20:09.580 Sorry.

01:20:10.840 It's all good, brother.

01:20:11.620 Another point I wanted to bring up, that if you want to go down the rabbit hole, but

01:20:18.300 in California, obviously Central Valley, there's a lot of ag throughout the whole state.

01:20:23.800 And they've been putting a lot of water regulations on these farms.

01:20:30.160 And basically what their goal is, they're saying is to prevent the groundwater level from dropping.

01:20:35.680 So these areas where these farms are allowed to pump literally like four inches of groundwater

01:20:45.000 out of their well per acre, they can't do it.

01:20:48.000 So what they're doing is finding these farms for over pumping, which they have no choice

01:20:55.800 to do.

01:20:57.200 And I was talking to one of my customers who sits on a couple of boards for some water

01:21:02.260 districts.

01:21:02.940 He was in a meeting with one of our state representatives, and he told them behind closed doors that in

01:21:11.780 the meeting they had in Sacramento, several Democrat state lawmakers said their goal was

01:21:18.420 to end private ownership of farming.

01:21:21.260 And everything that they're trying to do, the regulations they're putting on these farmers,

01:21:25.980 especially with water, is evident of that.

01:21:28.500 There's nothing else behind it.

01:21:29.880 They don't care at all about the water table lowering.

01:21:32.960 They don't care at all about farming in general, you know, because farmers are generally conservative

01:21:38.540 and vote against them in the state elections.

01:21:42.960 So they're anti-farming a thousand percent.

01:21:47.500 And I mark my words, they're going to try to squeeze farmers out of farming.

01:21:53.860 The mom and pop farms are going to be gone.

01:21:55.620 And all you're going to have left with is large corporate farms that are state controlled.

01:22:02.480 And it's going to not be good for anyone.

01:22:06.320 And I'm going to land there.

01:22:11.540 Go ahead, Nanya.

01:22:13.640 Yeah.

01:22:14.140 Speaking about the water, and obviously the noticer knows what he's talking about, right?

01:22:18.260 I think it was the early 90s when Nestle bought up the water system and diverted a lot of it.

01:22:25.980 And since the controlling aspect of the water now sends it everywhere except where it needs to be,

01:22:35.440 that's why they're doing this to the farmers. 0.99

01:22:37.080 And again, it would not surprise me if they tried to take away privatization of agriculture

01:22:43.340 in some grand scheme of maybe some communistic type of governmental control.

01:22:52.500 Because if you control the food and the water and the money, then you control everything.

01:22:59.000 That's just how it is.

01:23:00.120 We already know they have control of the money.

01:23:02.700 We know they have control, damn near all the control of the water and the food.

01:23:09.820 They have control of damn near the entire medical system.

01:23:14.240 You have to look at what exactly don't they control anymore.

01:23:17.980 And it's simply our spirit.

01:23:21.020 It's simply the fact that the people don't understand anymore that they are the majority.

01:23:27.120 And if they stand up, that we could topple any government in existence.

01:23:30.920 And it's through their propaganda that they try to control our spirit.

01:23:36.200 And unfortunately, that has been lacking in many, many years.

01:23:42.280 So that's something that we need to come together again.

01:23:46.080 You know, these communities, we harp on this stuff all the time.

01:23:48.940 It's important for people to have some place to go in case the government does decide to,

01:23:56.620 I don't want to say overreach because overreach is already happening.

01:24:00.100 But if they decide to crack down, you know, the first thing that's going to go is these inner cities.

01:24:04.580 And you're going to need somewhere else to go, somewhere that's got a well that you can pull water from,

01:24:09.220 a place that has food that you can, you know, harvest and pull from, these things are very important.

01:24:18.820 So I don't know.

01:24:19.880 It's just one of those, I think about this stuff all the time.

01:24:22.180 You know, I live in a nice little town, city rather.

01:24:26.540 It's connected in Northwest Arkansas.

01:24:28.900 But the fact is that if the government, if the government made it all the way out here,

01:24:34.320 I would have a place to go and I'd have a place to protect.

01:24:37.680 And a lot of people don't.

01:24:39.700 And again, that's why I think these communities are very important.

01:24:42.260 I think we should have thousands of these white communities all around the United States,

01:24:47.480 Canada, and every one of our white nations so that when the government did step in, 1.00

01:24:52.400 we could step up and say, fuck you. 1.00

01:24:54.900 So, you know, we're doing it the way we want to do it. 1.00

01:24:57.340 And you can send in whoever the fuck you want to send in, but they're just going to die. 0.99

01:25:00.960 And until we're all gone, that's exactly how we're going to fight. 0.99

01:25:03.960 So I'll leave it there.

01:25:11.160 Absolutely.

01:25:11.720 Koldar, go ahead.

01:25:14.560 Yeah, I just wanted to touch really quick on they're going to be trying to eventually

01:25:19.680 you're going to see California lawmakers try and pump water to Arizona, where they're just

01:25:26.320 putting up houses that they can't afford water wise to keep people there.

01:25:31.560 They've almost drained Lake Havasu completely and a few other lakes.

01:25:35.520 Yet they still continue to just push forward and build, build, build, build, build, because

01:25:40.620 it's just open sandlot easy to buy, easy to run a bulldozer through it and run the Mexicans 1.00

01:25:46.400 in there and pump out a $30,000 made house that's going to sell for $200,000, $300,000 or 0.50

01:25:53.160 more.

01:25:54.180 And that's just where the money is at right now.

01:25:57.000 And they're going to you're going to eventually see them go, we have to pump water to Arizona

01:26:00.900 because they need it.

01:26:09.180 Yeah, that's going on a lot where I'm at in Georgia.

01:26:11.840 They're tearing down a lot of wooded areas to build up these, these little apartment complexes

01:26:17.720 that I know is for illegals.

01:26:19.620 It's got to be.

01:26:23.820 Absolutely.

01:26:24.580 And to that, I, I have a theory that they're trying to kill off the bees purposely so that

01:26:29.440 they can, uh, like create like a robotic army of bees, you know, like a, uh, like a

01:26:35.180 robotic flock of bees so that they can be like, okay, well, if you want the bees, you

01:26:39.680 know, you got to pay these guys extra tax.

01:26:41.600 They pass that on to the taxpayer or the, uh, you know, the produce, uh, consumers and, and

01:26:46.880 then at the end of the day, you know what I mean?

01:26:48.260 They, they're going to pass the, they're just going to add more costs to our food.

01:26:52.020 So it can't, it becomes more expensive to buy anything, uh, that's, you know, farmed a

01:26:58.440 noticer.

01:26:59.440 Noticer, go ahead.

01:27:10.040 Can you hear me?

01:27:15.040 All right.

01:27:15.520 We'll go to Nanya.

01:27:16.240 Then we'll come back to noticer.

01:27:19.180 Yeah.

01:27:19.500 So I think that the bee thing is important, right?

01:27:22.460 Um, a lot of us know how, how, I don't know.

01:27:26.580 I don't want to use the term important again, cause I just said it, but how important bees

01:27:30.300 are, uh, to our ecosystem.

01:27:32.640 Uh, you know, the pollinization of all of our, our flowers and our fruits is a vital

01:27:38.560 aspect of farming.

01:27:39.620 Uh, and, uh, I remember reading an article and watching a video about a gentleman who

01:27:46.040 created, it was, he created a hive of bees that could, oh man, how did it go?

01:27:55.960 They, they, it was almost like self-perpetuating.

01:27:58.780 He made it to where it didn't matter if it was, um, tainted with Monsanto herbicides or whatnot,

01:28:06.420 they could still pollinate and still grow, uh, specific foods from the, the bees pollinating. 0.98

01:28:12.020 And, um, and this was shit, this was back in the, the nineties, I think. 0.98

01:28:17.800 And, um, they ended up killing this guy off. 0.99

01:28:21.160 And I think he had a couple of different hives of these bees that he had bred for specifically

01:28:27.480 for this purpose.

01:28:28.820 And, uh, they killed them all off because they knew that, uh, once he got to the point where

01:28:33.540 he could sell these bees to people, uh, the big pharmaceutical companies couldn't come

01:28:39.740 in and taint the food the way they do now.

01:28:44.060 And, um, I just thought it was very interesting.

01:28:46.820 You know, bees are really vitally important for the ecosystem, uh, in which we, we derive

01:28:52.740 our food and everything from.

01:28:54.300 So, uh, I'm wholly against anybody who's trying to spray or get rid of any kind of, uh, honey 1.00

01:29:02.380 bee, especially because, uh, yeah, they're just so important, but, uh, I'll go to Mithos.

01:29:08.900 Yeah.

01:29:10.040 Yeah.

01:29:10.480 I learned about bees by watching the bee movie.

01:29:12.720 I haven't killed one since then.

01:29:15.180 Go ahead, Mithos.

01:29:26.460 Mithos, can you hear the, uh, I had a call come in just, uh, now, so I was off, uh, off audio.

01:29:35.280 Um, yeah, uh, so thanks, uh, yeah, this, uh, food thing here made me think of a post that

01:29:44.480 I saw Frank Da Silva, um, post and it's about a family called the Cargill McMillan family.

01:29:54.940 And it's very interesting regarding food.

01:29:59.500 It says the, uh, there's an American family with 14 billionaires, more than any family

01:30:06.520 on earth.

01:30:07.240 They control the entire global food supply.

01:30:10.460 It's not the Walton's.

01:30:12.900 It's not the Cox's. 0.78

01:30:13.920 It's the Cargill McMillan family.

01:30:17.080 Their combined net worth is 65 billion.

01:30:20.040 They own 88% of Cargill Incorporated, the largest private company in America.

01:30:25.580 177 billion in revenue.

01:30:29.280 And basically he started by, uh, he, he had a, uh, a grain storage facility in Iowa.

01:30:37.380 And then he, uh, developed that into controlling grain, buying from, from poor farmers at low

01:30:49.500 prices, shipping it to cities and making a fortune, controlling, uh, that and driving prices down

01:31:00.080 for, for these farmers and then, uh, positioned himself as the middleman in America's most essential

01:31:09.920 trade.

01:31:10.880 Uh, and then he just kept going.

01:31:13.340 Um, so I don't, I've never heard of this company before reading this, uh, Cargill.

01:31:19.500 Incorporated, um, and, uh, they're still private.

01:31:27.580 Um, that's a part of their, their mandate is to stay private forever.

01:31:32.800 Uh, and I don't have any information on this, um, company in regards to how they treat their

01:31:41.300 employees or whether or not, um, what they're doing, um, is good.

01:31:49.500 It's, uh, I don't know that it is being that in the forties, they, they got involved in animal

01:31:56.660 feed and soybean processing and everything with soybeans, um, gives me pause.

01:32:02.460 Um, in the two thousands, they acquired global food companies and each generation, they found

01:32:10.120 new ways to control more of the food chain and Frank had posted, this is white power. 0.95

01:32:18.680 And, uh, I haven't asked him what he means by that, but it's certainly, um, does give me pause

01:32:31.000 based on the fact that, um, food in particular has been so destroyed as, as a nutritional,

01:32:43.500 uh, staple.

01:32:46.960 Uh, the Cargill's control, uh, the Cargill's control the McDonald's egg, um, your beef, pork

01:32:55.500 and turkey, Cargill slaughters it, chocolate, salt, oil, Cargill refines it, they're in everything

01:33:02.280 you consume, et cetera, et cetera.

01:33:04.780 Uh, I posted it up in the nest just so, uh, others can take a look at this as well.

01:33:10.540 Um, and my, my take is here.

01:33:18.300 My takeaway is that this is the way to do it.

01:33:23.280 Right.

01:33:23.880 And we talk a lot about serving our white people and sometimes, and I was having a private

01:33:37.720 conversation with some people about taxes, you know, that the white man should do what

01:33:44.400 he must to not pay taxes and tax avoidance and tax evasion are two very different strategies.

01:33:52.080 Tax avoidance, perfectly legal, uh, strategy in order to avoid, uh, paying taxes, um, because

01:34:01.300 there are ways to go about that and being that taxes, uh, do go toward things that we don't

01:34:11.040 support.

01:34:11.600 It is in our best interest and ethically, uh, advantageous for us to avoid paying taxes at

01:34:18.340 any cost.

01:34:18.940 The other thing is who we're serving and who we're selling to and being involved in, you

01:34:28.060 know, two frames here.

01:34:29.320 Uh, just want to throw it out there just for food for thought for those, uh, entrepreneurial

01:34:34.280 minds and, and people with ambition is, you know, serving up the cricket, uh, protein and

01:34:43.120 selling it to non-whites is a perfectly, uh, uh, reasonable thing to do marketing to non-whites 1.00

01:34:49.680 and selling them processed foods, perfectly reasonable thing to do.

01:34:54.400 Um, and on the other hand, having a, uh, a company that serves white people, serving them good food,

01:35:04.900 um, um, and ensuring that you're using supply chains and taking ownership of supply chains

01:35:11.800 in order to serve your people is also something to think about because we want, we want to be

01:35:17.480 feeding our white people, the best food and, uh, non-whites, the worst food. 0.99

01:35:23.400 And at this point in time, we should be thinking about how we are, uh, profiting on both of those 0.70

01:35:33.080 avenues and profiting more on the, uh, serving of the non-whites and their processed food and, 0.97

01:35:43.020 and so forth.

01:35:43.880 But I thought it was an interesting read, uh, definitely, you know, one of those things we

01:35:49.640 know these companies exist out there.

01:35:51.860 It's kind of a deep dive into this particular company.

01:35:54.640 I figured since it was food, we're talking about that some of the folks on stage or listening

01:36:00.460 might be interested in, in gaining that information, but his strategy was quite simple, right?

01:36:06.620 And, uh, it didn't, it didn't help poor farmers.

01:36:10.280 I mean, that's, that's one thing.

01:36:11.620 I don't, I don't see these people as being, uh, you know, good overall, um, especially

01:36:18.520 for the fact that food has just gotten worse and worse and, um, and becoming more and more

01:36:25.040 of a processed laboratory product as opposed to, uh, fresh food from your local area.

01:36:33.340 You know, anytime we're shipping food from, you know, one place, uh, hundreds or thousands

01:36:39.780 of miles to another place, you know, we're, we're doing something wrong.

01:36:45.240 Um, and I think it was Abraham Lincoln who said, you know, the man who, um,

01:36:52.820 in particular, but it says that the, the, he, uh, who can bring forth the most, um, product

01:37:07.300 or, or produce from the smallest lot of land is the champion.

01:37:13.020 Basically, and I'm paraphrasing that, but, you know, we, we should be looking at how our

01:37:18.680 communities are sourcing locally, how we're, uh, connecting with our local growers, local

01:37:26.220 farmers, and producing food for us and our communities right off our own soil, uh, to escape from this

01:37:37.920 particular monstrosity that, that is, uh, our local food manufacturing industry. 0.97

01:37:53.680 100% it's, uh, it's up to us to make sure we take care of this shit and figure out, you know, 0.97

01:38:00.000 so, so that we don't have to have it done for us, which, you know, unfortunately keeps ending up that way. 0.97

01:38:04.960 So, uh, I didn't see who was first, Nunya or Noticer, but I think Noticer was, uh,

01:38:11.360 didn't go before. So we'll go to Noticer and then we'll try Nunya here if Noticer's not around.

01:38:18.240 Hey guys, uh, no, Cargill's a huge powerhouse. My company's actually done work for him and they've been

01:38:26.320 okay to do work with, but another really big one is Simplot. If you guys haven't heard of Simplot,

01:38:31.680 look up Simplot. They're a privately owned company as well. And, uh, the problem is those companies,

01:38:39.600 yeah, they're white owned. I mean, they're not like, you know, Monsanto. Monsanto's, I, they're

01:38:46.480 terrible. You know, they're doing a lot of really bad stuff, but these companies get so big and the

01:38:52.560 family gets so wealthy that they're no longer the ones running it during the day to day. So take a wild

01:38:58.480 guess who gets hired on to be their CEOs and their executives. And that's the problem. You know,

01:39:03.840 a good company that was started and grew, uh, other people end up getting their hands on the control

01:39:10.320 because this is out of the family's hands. At that point, they made their money. They don't

01:39:13.280 want to run it. And so that's, uh, that's when they start, uh, getting everything starts getting

01:39:19.440 more processed. The quality goes down for the consumers and, uh, become just about, uh, how much

01:39:26.800 money they can make off of the Goy at that point. I'll land there.

01:39:35.760 Go ahead. Yeah. So the, the cargoes, that's an interesting story, right? I had heard about them,

01:39:42.640 uh, years ago when I was researching who is creating our food and all this kind of stuff. There's also,

01:39:47.600 uh, we get a lot of our beef from South America. There's a, I don't know if it's Spanish or Mexican.

01:39:53.200 I can't remember exactly which, but, uh, there's a Spanish or a Mexican company that controls

01:40:01.440 a huge majority of those types of things, just like the Cargill's do. And, uh, one of the things

01:40:07.520 that people fail to understand mythos kind of brought it up about, uh, you know, the seed oils

01:40:12.000 and the different types of oils. These companies are the ones that sell to Kellogg and Quaker and all

01:40:17.360 these, all these companies that you have in your pantry. Right. And without, without Cargill,

01:40:22.880 uh, these companies basically wouldn't even be here. You know, the amount of,

01:40:30.560 I don't want to say things, but the amount of products that are refined and created through Cargill.

01:40:36.160 It's not, it's neither. It's Brazilian company. Oh, Brazilian. There you go. Yep. That's what it is.

01:40:42.080 I knew it was a Brown. I knew it was a Brown. Uh, but, uh, yeah. So the amount of products, uh,

01:40:48.640 that are created and processed from, um, Cargill itself is, man, I saw a fucking list one time. It was 0.98

01:40:56.560 like 60 to 70 companies right now that rely on Cargill and just think of, and these are multimillion

01:41:02.800 dollars, sometimes a billion dollar companies. So if you, when you take that into perspective,

01:41:07.520 it's crazy to see that a company that was started by one guy, one family, right. And through the

01:41:15.280 depression era through after world war two, all these types of things and made their money. It's 0.97

01:41:20.560 almost, it's almost impossible to think that the Jews don't have their claws in something that big. 1.00

01:41:27.360 You know, I have no doubt in my mind that somewhere along the line, 0.99

01:41:31.200 some rich fucking Jew said, okay, you guys are about to go bankrupt. Sure. I'll give you, 1.00

01:41:35.760 I'll give you a couple of million dollars. It's not like I don't have a whole warehouse full of gold.

01:41:40.640 Uh, and all I want is a 5% stake in your company and 5% stake on a

01:41:47.040 multi-billion dollar company. You know, how much money does that get you every year? That's a lot of

01:41:51.200 fucking money. So it just, while I do agree that they 0.99

01:41:55.200 money may have started good. Uh, they may have started, uh, honorably and just wanted to help

01:42:02.240 out the economy and the people. The fact is they were buying up lots of different farmers lands and

01:42:08.960 lots of different agricultural, uh, properties for pennies during, uh, the depression and after world

01:42:15.920 war II. And that just, that it's to me, that's not good business for the people. You know, if you make

01:42:22.640 one company or make one family rather that rich, you're putting another family in the dirt. You know,

01:42:30.160 we had generational farmers that may have been hit extra hard during these specific periods,

01:42:35.440 these time periods and they might have made it had, uh, the Cargills or the Kellogg's family or what

01:42:42.640 have you, uh, given them a way out to continue their farms, but they didn't do that. They bought

01:42:48.960 this shit for fucking pennies on the dollar so that they could build their own empires. And while I do 1.00

01:42:54.560 agree that it is white power to create your own empire for your family, the fact is whether it's white 0.68

01:43:02.560 power or not, doesn't take away from, it doesn't take away that it ruins the nation. You know, if

01:43:11.360 your, your whole premise is to just make my family as rich as fucking possible and screw everybody else, 0.99

01:43:18.560 that's not good for anybody but you. And in the end to me, that's not white power. And I just don't 1.00

01:43:27.760 agree with that kind of stuff. If I, if I was a billionaire right now, I'll never be. But if I was,

01:43:33.440 I would have no problem helping other white families to succeed, uh, especially

01:43:39.920 families like farmers, people who, uh, have legitimate businesses that help to strengthen

01:43:46.160 the nation, steelworking, manufacturing, these types of places. Those are the guys that need

01:43:52.160 the money. And when you just buy up these places simply out of greed, and that's what it seems like

01:43:57.840 to me in the end is greed. You buy up these places, places for greed. You're not helping

01:44:03.760 anybody but yourself. And because I follow the precepts and I understand natural law.

01:44:09.920 Yes, natural law does dictate that the people who are the strongest will survive.

01:44:14.080 But it also states that you need to be strong individually to make a strong nation. And how

01:44:22.720 do you make that nation strong? Well, you divvy out, you help the other people within the nation.

01:44:28.880 And that's pretty much the premise of, of how my thought process works is if I have the ability

01:44:36.000 to strengthen my brothers and sisters so that my nation can become the strongest that it can be,

01:44:42.160 then that's what I should do. And I think that's more of along the lines that, uh, these big companies

01:44:46.800 should have done. Well said brother. I mean, this is the first I've heard of Cargill, but when you

01:44:56.800 think about it, the way y'all described it, it kind of sounds like it's set up Jewish. You know, 0.99

01:45:01.360 you have all Kellogg's and all these companies that everybody's heard of,

01:45:04.960 but the big players in the background, nobody even knows their name.

01:45:12.800 Yeah. And that's by design.

01:45:21.280 Absolutely. So I want to say thank you while we have a moment here to the 37 of you who reposted

01:45:27.040 the space. Thank you guys very much. Uh, appreciate it. Helps us get it out there. Um, and, uh, yeah,

01:45:34.160 really appreciate you guys always coming in, sharing the space and, uh, anybody who does want to come up,

01:45:38.880 grab a mic. You got about an hour left until we shut the microphone off for, uh, new speakers. So,

01:45:44.720 um, grab a mic now while you can, and, uh, you know, feel free to change the subject. Um,

01:45:50.000 and let's go to skull mask.

01:45:53.360 Thank you.

01:45:53.680 Thank you.

01:45:53.760 Thank you.

01:45:54.000 Thank you.

01:45:55.360 Hope you all are doing well. Good to be here. Good to see y'all. Um, yeah. So this is,

01:46:00.400 I'd heard of Cargill. I recognized the name, but I had no idea it was so expansive

01:46:05.520 and it's very fascinating, but another interesting aspect, there's a couple of interesting things about

01:46:10.960 it because oftentimes I think when we see these companies that, um, they start kind of small and

01:46:19.760 then they manage to explode through like this bull run and they're doing like, they're just buying

01:46:27.200 properties and they're buying equipment and they're reinvesting probably back then what was hundreds

01:46:34.160 of thousands of dollars back into the company so that they could expand and expand. What you're

01:46:39.040 dealing with is, is oddly enough, maybe not greed. I think my, one of my theories is that this is like

01:46:45.600 a form of autism and no offense to any autistic folks in the crowd, but this is the thing that's

01:46:51.520 like, you see it in like the way people play video games or the way some people play sports or

01:46:56.960 something like this, where it's like, I am utterly fixated on the expansion of this system at,

01:47:05.440 this is like what I live for. I live to expand and perfect this system that I have created and

01:47:10.800 I am responsible for. This is the issue, but at the same time, it's a good thing because this is a,

01:47:19.040 a skill and a, a focus that our people, Rio, can you stop barking? Thank you. Our people,

01:47:26.560 this is what allowed our people to make rocket ships and destroyers and, um, cities that can 0.92

01:47:34.160 house millions that have proper plumbing and all this and cathedrals and, and music and all this,

01:47:39.840 these wonderful things is because our people, some of them are going to be perfectionist and

01:47:44.400 some of them are going to be hyper-focused on building these systems into perfect

01:47:49.520 manifestations of, of the, the underlying patterns that make it possible for them to work.

01:47:55.600 So in a way, this is not a problem with, this is not an economic problem. This is just a problem

01:48:02.480 with the way that these certain skills manifest themselves in their perfection, given the environment

01:48:08.720 that they are in, that these people are in. So given the correct environment, we can have these people

01:48:16.400 operating with a, in a way that satisfies them and operating in a way that allows them to fully

01:48:22.480 leverage their skills and passions, but doesn't result in these ballooning, behemoth economic

01:48:30.560 bodies that end up becoming extractive and destroying the natural kind of natural ecosystem of economic,

01:48:39.760 just, just, uh, like a distinction that you get from, from smaller economic components,

01:48:46.000 like little stores or little farms and stuff like that. And, um, I have a lot more on this subject,

01:48:52.000 but I'll, uh, I'll land it there. And, uh, good to see a gents. Why power? 1.00

01:48:56.960 Why power brother? Go ahead. Radio. Yeah. I love skull mass, but that was a lot of metaphysical mumbo

01:49:04.480 jumbo. It's very simple. It's the, it's the economic concept of constant growth. Like whatever that was,

01:49:10.560 I don't know what that was, but that's not it's constant growth. It's shareholder value at all

01:49:15.200 cost. It's monopoly consolidation. It's, it's illegally removing market barriers and unfair

01:49:21.760 competitive advantages. It's basic economics. It's, it's capital, hyper-capitalistic macroeconomics.

01:49:29.440 That's what it is. It's constant growth that the markets are all built off never-ending shareholder

01:49:36.000 value, increased stock price and constant growth. And if I was to boil it down, it is the concept of

01:49:43.360 never-ending growth. So basic capitalistic market theory is that you always have to be growing.

01:49:48.800 You're not growing. You're going reverse. Zero growth is reversed. Positive growth is the only

01:49:54.640 thing that matters. So it's much more dry economics than spiritual metaphysics. Like not everything is

01:50:01.040 metaphysical, spiritual. It's fucking hard Jewish capitalistic macroeconomics. End of story. 1.00

01:50:07.200 Everything is metaphysical right here.

01:50:08.800 No, that's not.

01:50:14.400 Yeah, I think you're right. I mean, you're right. I'm thinking about more so these, the way that some,

01:50:18.880 like, why do some of these places, um, some of these things, these projects fail and some succeed. So

01:50:24.400 obviously Mr. Cargill at the outset, and I don't know anything about the history of the company,

01:50:29.120 but at the outset, he must've been a perfectionist, right? He must've been, he must've been in

01:50:35.200 possession of this skill, this organizational capacity that other people didn't have. And in

01:50:39.920 a way, I, I, I'm just thinking about if, you know, if we're talking about white power and organizing

01:50:45.280 systems and building systems that are going to be able to scale up well, then not everybody can do

01:50:50.560 that. And then when they, I, yeah, and absolutely when they get to, once you enter like the, like,

01:50:56.400 once you enter the kind of big economic zone, I guess, once you become a big company and you start

01:51:03.360 not just gobbling everything up, then yeah, totally. And, uh, but I just think there's something

01:51:08.720 special about the people who are able to bootstrap these, these things from one guy, one family,

01:51:14.080 one little warehouse into multinational conglomerate that is pulling in billions yearly.

01:51:27.680 Radio, would you like to respond?

01:51:31.520 No, I mean, he just, uh, you know, he, he threw a needle there that I don't necessarily disagree

01:51:36.320 with. I think, yeah, if you get into like, if you want to psychoanalyze

01:51:39.920 world-class, you know, industrialists, sure. These are unique people. I'm just talking about

01:51:46.480 it on a basic and I'm one tribe's probably going to back me up here. Um, because he, he's an econ

01:51:52.000 guy. He's more knowledgeable macro econ than I am. But yeah, when it, once these things become public

01:51:59.360 entities, there's legal statutes in place that their, their obligation, the fiduciary, the, the,

01:52:06.400 the fiduciary obligation is to shareholder value. They can't let the company shrink. It's baked into

01:52:13.360 the formula. Drinking is failure and you will get booted out of the company you founded. If the

01:52:18.800 company shrinks on your walk, even, even stagnant growth, like people don't realize, like, I think

01:52:24.880 we talked about this once or twice, but top earning C level of debt, like 80, 90% of their comp plan

01:52:32.240 is tied to company performance. Yeah. They make $15 million a year, 80 to 90% of that is

01:52:37.360 discretionary. It's not based out. It's not fit. It's completely tied. So their entire financial

01:52:43.440 model, their comp model, their multi-million dollar comp plan is tied to the, to the stock

01:52:49.200 performance and the financial performance of the company. So they're heavily financially

01:52:52.800 incentivized to aggressively grow the company, acquire competitors, grow into new markets at all costs.

01:53:00.080 So again, this is not metaphysical spirituality. This is hard, dry, fast economics. It's, it's

01:53:07.760 formulated. So there is a psychological component to these people because they're extremely successful

01:53:13.600 and they're usually highly educated and they're very motivated and they're very driven and they're

01:53:17.040 very focused and they're very goal oriented. That kind of goes without saying. I think both things are

01:53:22.160 true is what I would say in, you know, summary.

01:53:29.680 Go ahead, Wontrap.

01:53:32.640 Yeah, I'll definitely, uh, back up, uh, radio one on the, uh, on, on the economic, um,

01:53:39.440 decision-making and in the culture, you know, and I, I, I probably mentioned this in the, uh,

01:53:46.880 space, I don't know, last week and I'm a broken record, but

01:53:52.000 back in the twenties, Henry Ford wanted to, um, take the profitability and the

01:53:58.080 enormous success of the Ford company and give his employees raises and improve benefits and improve.

01:54:04.480 Uh, I was going to bring this up. Thanks for bringing this up. It tastes important. Yeah,

01:54:09.520 take it home. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So he wanted to improve, um, their, you know, their lives and

01:54:17.360 their, um, you know, and, and, and, and their, and their economic, uh, you know, um, you know,

01:54:24.320 their livelihood and, and, and their families and everything. And, um, minority shareholder Dodge

01:54:29.600 brothers and you can Google Dodge brothers logo. Um, you should do that while we speak just, uh,

01:54:37.360 to, you know, give you the proper frame of reference. Dodge brothers sued them and won citing

01:54:43.600 a management team's sole responsibility is to the shareholders. And that has been the law of the land

01:54:50.560 and, um, and institutionalized and, um, and forever, uh, grafted onto and, um, and instilled in the

01:55:03.600 culture of, of the business world of management teams. Um, and that's, that's, it is what it is. Um,

01:55:13.200 now, um, um, listening, I Googled, uh, the Cargill, uh, and there's a big Cargill presence here in Ohio.

01:55:20.640 So, uh, they got a giant pile of something, uh, on some site, uh, near downtown Cleveland on Lake

01:55:29.200 Gary. But anyway, um, the Cargill McMillan family is estimated to own 88 to 90% of the company. The

01:55:39.200 remaining shares are held by employees through an employee stock plan. And I think I told you about

01:55:44.160 my, uh, my story about, uh, employee owned companies. And, uh, so these employees, these employees

01:55:52.000 that, um, have been with the Cargill for, you know, fucking 15 plus years are most likely

01:56:01.520 millionaires at this point, even if they're making 15 bucks an hour pushing a broom, they're probably, 0.84

01:56:06.400 they're overnight millionaires. Um, so the Cargill McMillan family has elected not to, um,

01:56:16.080 take the company public. They have made a choice to improve the lives of their employees through an

01:56:24.320 employee stock option plan in which the employees pushing the brooms on up to senior management

01:56:31.120 are actual shareholders of the company. And for most of these plans, most of these privately held

01:56:36.080 structures, um, you know, there are, there are employees that actually hold, hold board seats

01:56:43.600 and are part of the management, um, committees and things like that. So, um, when I look at that,

01:56:51.680 then I kind of circle back to skull mass comment about, uh, you know, uh, is there a,

01:56:58.880 is there a spiritual or metaphysical essence that has informed the Cargill family to take this action

01:57:04.960 as opposed to, um, just being a one, 109% um, greedy Jew acting, Jew adjacent, uh, corporate entity. 0.82

01:57:18.320 So I will, uh, I'll, I'll, I'll land it there trying to, trying to bridge between you two. That's,

01:57:24.240 that's what I do.

01:57:24.880 I put the Dodge logo in the Eagle's Nest.

01:57:34.240 Beautiful.

01:57:36.720 Go ahead, school.

01:57:39.600 Yeah, I think, um, my point is kind of that in a controlled centralized economy and in the ideal

01:57:46.080 state, the people who are running Cargill, who have an aptitude for organizational capacity like this

01:57:52.720 and have this insatiable urge to increase efficiency would be in control of the urban

01:58:00.800 works projects and in control of infrastructure projects instead of in control of profit seeking

01:58:06.080 corporations. And that's kind of where I think that like Henry Ford is essentially the manifest of

01:58:14.000 what I am talking about, what radio is talking about, what one tribe is talking about, that Henry

01:58:19.200 Ford represents the perfect Aryan industrialist in this way, because he had, uh, he cared about

01:58:26.800 his employees. He cared about his company and he cared about his product and he cared about the United

01:58:31.280 States. And he had all of these things. He held all of this as like a, uh, culmination of highest

01:58:38.000 good. And he cared about efficiency and he was a genius organizationally and all these things flow

01:58:42.640 together. And these people are like, there's they, these people are being wasted in this, uh, free

01:58:50.800 market finance capitalist structure. These people are being wasted and seeking, you know, how can I

01:58:56.720 make the goy slop even sloppier so that I can get an extra 2% profit margin. And, um, we, we are

01:59:03.920 wasting these poor lads because they should be doing good stuff for us and making our nation better and

01:59:09.920 making our people healthier, happier, and stronger. So that's kind of my point.

01:59:19.040 Go ahead, Mentos.

01:59:22.160 Yeah, Skolmas just mentioned, uh, 2% increase in profit margins and, and that can be very substantial

01:59:28.960 depending on how much volume you're doing and, and, uh, your gross and your net.

01:59:35.280 And 2% also, it doesn't sound like that bad of a downgrade to a lot of people that it's not that

01:59:46.000 much of a quality loss, right? Going from a hundred percent pure to 98% pure. They can justify this. A lot

01:59:55.840 of people justify this and they justify it in conversations that we have. You know, we talk about

02:00:03.440 what percentage of, of non whites is acceptable. 0.89

02:00:12.320 2% sounds very reasonable to a lot of people.

02:00:16.160 And then you go, well, let's drop it. We're not getting what we need, or we see an opportunity.

02:00:22.560 Let's drop it to 3% and then let's drop it to 4%. And all of a sudden you're at 75%.

02:00:33.200 And you've, you've established a principle in your business or in your society or in your own,

02:00:41.840 you know, worldview where these, these, uh, this lifestyle has been built upon a certain,

02:00:49.200 uh, foundation. And that foundation, if you're, if you're willing to break it for 2%,

02:00:58.240 you're going to be willing to break it for 3%. And that's a downhill all the way to the bottom.

02:01:04.240 And there's, there's no limit to, uh, the destruction of everything that you love,

02:01:10.080 everything that we love. So 2% is too many. 1% is too many. And I understand that we're,

02:01:20.480 we're traveling a, a path from here to there. Um, but the, the landing, our, our destination,

02:01:30.240 where we're going, uh, which we can't be captured by on the way

02:01:34.720 to getting there is it's, it is progress, not perfection, but it is progress toward perfection,

02:01:44.880 progress toward 100%. And, and that's, those are the type of, of conversations we need to hold

02:01:52.240 the line for. We need to be the, the standard bearers of excellence, pushing toward 0% destruction of our

02:02:02.640 people. Um, and for whatever reason, uh, it brought to mind, actually, this is a perfect, uh, a perfect

02:02:14.480 reference is all of these sororities who are dancing and a bunch of young white ladies in the prime of 1.00

02:02:25.600 their, uh, motherhood. Really. As we've heard from others, you don't become a mother and then have

02:02:34.080 babies, you have babies and then become a mother. And we, we have these, um, these comments, people

02:02:43.200 saying, oh, you know, these, these people, these girls are going to be run through by, you know, non-whites 1.00

02:02:51.280 and blah, blah, blah, blah. And then I read a comment saying it's, you know, most of them 0.95

02:02:55.600 won't, and it's going to be fine. Well, most of them is not an acceptable number to hold our standard,

02:03:01.760 especially with what we're facing here. Most of them is unacceptable. All of them must be protected.

02:03:10.240 Every single ovary must be protected. Not one single sacrifice

02:03:20.160 to the false gods of diversity, the false gods of careerism. Not one single ovary

02:03:35.600 should be sacrificed. And so it, that, that, that's an unacceptable number for me. We need to

02:03:44.160 continue pushing toward perfection, knowing, Hey, we can't, we can't change it overnight, but

02:03:53.280 you know, and, and, uh, and somebody commented, you know, it's that, yeah,

02:04:00.240 they agree that these girls shouldn't be in college doing this, but it's beautiful to see a,

02:04:07.040 a group of white women dancing and enjoying life. And yeah, it is. And they should be doing it on a 1.00

02:04:16.720 farm. This should be an annual celebration on a farm on land of our own protected and defended by our

02:04:26.000 people so that we can make more of these beautiful people because sending them off to college is not a

02:04:32.960 recipe for recreating more of these beautiful people. It has been the death of our people.

02:04:41.680 And, and, and, you know, 1% is too many. We can't lose any of them. So I'll yield there. 0.70

02:04:46.640 Well said mythos. Go ahead. WTF.

02:04:54.800 I agree with you, brother mythos. Good to see you guys. Um, yeah. And, uh, that goes along mythos with, 0.85

02:05:03.120 uh, black pilling ourselves and, uh, one another, we need to have a positive mindset. And that goes

02:05:09.440 along with a business, right? If you don't have a positive mindset, you're never going to fucking make 0.96

02:05:13.920 it. You're always just going to be the negative Nancy and complaining. And you got to have the 0.99

02:05:19.520 mindset first before you do anything. If you don't have that, you don't have shit. 1.00

02:05:25.120 And we need to have a positive mindset. We need to be positive and push one another 1.00

02:05:29.600 to success. And this is how we will succeed working together as a team.

02:05:33.760 White power, brother. I'm positive that I love you. WTF. Go ahead. One trap. 0.81

02:05:47.440 I forgot what I was going to say. Um, but I was just continuing down the Cargill rabbit hole. Um,

02:05:53.840 you know, it's calling balls and strikes here, right? Uh, I, I, I like the fact that they made it an

02:05:58.960 employee owned company and their, uh, people are participating in their economic success. However,

02:06:05.280 they still have their, uh, diversity, equity, and inclusion section up on their website.

02:06:10.080 And they, um, Cargill national black grows council and a hundred ranchers partner to address racial

02:06:16.400 inequity and agriculture, increasing participation and profitability for black farmers. So there's that. 0.99

02:06:22.480 So, um, I don't know guys. Um, are they, and then the other thing is what kind of products are they

02:06:29.280 turning out? So, um, not to, uh, plug into, um, WTF black pilling, uh, not black. I don't, 0.98

02:06:39.760 I don't mean to black pill just again, calling balls and strikes and trying to look at everything

02:06:44.000 objectively, I think is, is kind of my approach. Um, so, uh, yeah, I guess the jury is still out on

02:06:50.480 Cargill. Um, so I'll, I'll end there. Thanks. I think you just picked up in a big scab with that

02:06:57.840 one. Go ahead, Rusty. Yeah. Uh, taking a small break and was listening to everything. I really do

02:07:09.120 truly in my heart feel the, you know, the white power, the way to white power and, and these is 0.69

02:07:18.640 independence is small collectives. When you try it's through small collectives, it's doesn't get

02:07:27.600 overwhelming for one. Um, we look at someone like Cargill or any of these other, you know, massive,

02:07:36.880 um, powerhouse, old world money. And, you know, if you try to even begin to compare,

02:07:46.960 you will be overwhelmed with the daunting task of what trying to be that, like,

02:07:53.440 it doesn't happen over. These are these, these groups, these families are developed over many

02:07:58.800 generations. Um, and through small collectives, you, you know, you are very of trusted individuals.

02:08:08.640 You can gain independence. I feel getting off of their systems. And then if enough of

02:08:16.240 people do these small collectives, right, you're actually taking share away from these massive

02:08:24.320 groups that seemingly control everything. And if enough people do that, you disenfranchise

02:08:32.000 them the same way they have tried to disenfranchise us. So it's, um, it's a, it's a slow effort,

02:08:41.280 but I feel like it would, it is effective for the individual small group and I'll land it there.

02:08:49.520 Absolutely. Mythos. Did you want to go ahead and then we'll go to Nunya and then Feffel.

02:08:58.480 Cool. Yeah. Just, uh, you know, on that note, thinking about collectives, thinking about

02:09:03.760 identification as well. Um, there are, uh, certain identifiers on food packaging that let people know

02:09:15.600 it's safer for consumption for their religious groups. Um, and, um, actually get, I think they

02:09:26.240 get money. There's like, there's a tax involved there, uh, where they call it kosher tax. Um,

02:09:33.760 there's no reason why we don't have this

02:09:37.840 in some form of, uh, of, uh, uh, engineering for ourselves so that we can have a, uh, a white tax,

02:09:51.440 um, that is on, uh, food that, and, and I don't know how the tax part works. So I'll leave that alone,

02:10:00.880 but an identifier that lets us know that this is a, a product safe for consumption for white people.

02:10:10.960 Right. And, and it would include the certification, um, um, all of the, uh,

02:10:21.600 all of the things that we don't want in our children's food being, uh, removed from it,

02:10:29.920 all of the processing, all of the additives, food coloring, um, the, and, and the other things

02:10:41.280 that we, you know, maybe even, maybe even sugar limits, right. Um, et cetera, that we remove this

02:10:50.480 and we have food that is, you know, for, for our people, by our people. Um, and

02:10:59.360 um, and then also, you know, culturally making a shift, uh, which is hard. I mean, it's, it's not,

02:11:09.120 this isn't easy, um, convenience, um, and, and buying, um, you know, I got grizzly pancakes,

02:11:18.320 right. I buy grizzly protein pancakes. Well, it's probably not up to par. It's probably that 2%

02:11:26.000 minimum of non edibles in that, that I should not be actually feeding my children, um, et cetera.

02:11:35.520 Uh, and, uh, and really, you know, going toward locally sourcing and, and getting your milk from

02:11:43.120 your local cows. I think somebody described the process of, of milk distribution. Um,

02:11:50.080 um, and I, I don't know how there is a way to get around this, but you have milk from a bunch of

02:11:56.960 different cows going into the pasteurization process. And it kind of turns my stomach to

02:12:01.680 think about it like that, but maybe that's just a lack of, of education on my part, but having,

02:12:08.080 you know, I, I have a local source on, um, on raw milk and for, for milk mixing right now.

02:12:16.960 No, I'm advocating against milk mixing. Yeah. Yeah. Milk mixing sounds, sounds non white power. 1.00

02:12:26.120 Um, but, uh, but you know, local sourcing the raw milk that I have, you know, which obviously

02:12:33.440 it's going to be more expensive. It comes in glass bottles. Um, and of course the milk itself is more

02:12:43.620 expensive, but it's just getting to the point where we recognize among ourselves, it's more expensive

02:12:50.060 to be a white man, um, rejecting. And I've done this for a long time. Like my kiddos will say, Hey,

02:12:56.700 I did, I want this. I said, that is cheap plastic from China. You actually don't want it. What you

02:13:02.280 want is you want things made of wood, made of stone, made of metal, made in America. Um, and, 0.95

02:13:09.440 and delivering that consciousness to them that will last. And they understand all this stuff is

02:13:15.280 cheap junk from China and we don't want it. And, um, and making that cultural shift, right. And it's 0.98

02:13:22.800 back to progress, not perfection. Can't just change everything at all, but the slow rise of education,

02:13:31.100 slow rise of consciousness of our people and holding that standard high, um, and getting there,

02:13:37.920 um, is, uh, is just a part of the process. And, and, uh, you know, uh, there's, there's things we

02:13:44.160 could do, major moves we could do. I don't know if it's feasible to have a white power, uh, you know, 1.00

02:13:50.960 signal on our food that says this is for, this is made specifically for the European genetic,

02:13:58.500 you know, and, and, and go that route on it and make it something that can pass muster, uh, among

02:14:05.540 the certification boards, et cetera, get something placed into, uh, into, uh, the, uh, the paradigm,

02:14:14.280 but yeah. You can put like non-European allergens in it or something. Go ahead.

02:14:22.280 Yeah. Thank you. Uh, so, excuse me, going back to the whole DEI and affirmative action in Cargill.

02:14:33.760 I think that's just the natural, um, the natural order of big business, uh, whatever, whatever's

02:14:40.600 put out, uh, that, uh, society is willing to accept is what the big companies are going to have to do.

02:14:46.120 Uh, it's just a natural order of things. You know, if DEI came out and Cargill was one of those

02:14:51.940 companies that said, Oh, we don't support all this shit. They may have gotten a little bit of 1.00

02:14:56.500 business, but, uh, the other 80% of their business would have been like, you don't support what we

02:15:02.560 support. And, uh, now you're going to lose $10 billion in the next five years. And that's exactly

02:15:08.900 what they don't want. No big business wants to lose money. We already talked about the economics of

02:15:13.380 the process. So they had to, of course, they have to put those statements out just like, uh,

02:15:18.780 every single other company minus the 1% that decided not to did. They all did the same thing.

02:15:25.620 Now, whether they backtracked or not is a different story, but the fact is they all had to,

02:15:30.240 or they would have lost money. They would have lost government grants, all this kind of horseshit. 0.97

02:15:35.200 Uh, same thing with affirmative action. You know, if they didn't come out and say, Oh, 0.69

02:15:39.820 we support the black farmers, we're doing initiatives to help the black people and the 1.00

02:15:43.880 brown people, then they would have lost a shit ton of fucking money. They had to do that. Now, 0.99

02:15:50.140 do I agree with their company being as huge? Obviously not. I've already stated this point.

02:15:54.640 They should have been helping, uh, white communities and white businesses. But the fact of the matter is

02:15:59.100 these guys are not going to lose money. So they're going to parrot the same fucking rhetoric that 0.99

02:16:03.920 everybody else is parroting. They're going to make the same programs that everybody else is fucking 1.00

02:16:08.280 making. And they're just going to follow along so that they don't lose that money. 0.99

02:16:13.940 Okay. The other point, the white only products, uh, like, uh, mythos is talking about maybe like,

02:16:20.940 uh, the Jews have kosher products. I think that's retarded. I'm sorry, brother. I think it's retarded. 1.00

02:16:26.940 We need to get rid of all of that crap. It just needs to be good products, period. 0.99

02:16:31.480 We don't need white only black only Brown, only any of these types of products. We need products that

02:16:36.120 are good for us and our children that don't have a bunch of additives and shitty stuff in them.

02:16:40.980 Uh, you, you, you actually brought up the term for us by us that that's literally FUBU 0.95

02:16:48.100 that the blacks created for us by us. No, I don't think we need for us by us products in our own 1.00

02:16:57.820 country. I think we need quality products that white people recognize that are good for us.

02:17:06.460 And by us. Yes. But the fact is, I don't think it needs to be some kind of, uh, we don't need a

02:17:13.220 white only symbol on a product category that we know it came from white people. I think that possibly 0.76

02:17:21.700 could work in a small circle of people. Uh, it'd be very fringe to be honest, but in the end, I would

02:17:31.800 more so work towards just having quality products that are good for our people in general, rather

02:17:37.580 than have a specific line of products that what 1% we are. We 1% of the white population that, that

02:17:48.180 feel the way we feel maybe that would buy it. Well, my question there would be, how do you identify

02:17:54.660 that then? What's the identifier to know what's, what's for us and what's good for us?

02:18:00.960 Cause well, that's, that's, yeah, that's, that's not going to be up to me. That's going

02:18:05.640 to be up to whoever creates the product. The problem, the, not the problem, but the, the

02:18:11.080 issue that I'm seeing is that we just need generally good products period. Right now we

02:18:15.840 don't have good products. Now, if it was an Amish, let's, let's take the Amish. For instance, 1.00

02:18:20.480 the Amish make great fucking products and everybody in here knows that very good fucking 1.00

02:18:25.500 high quality products. And those are white people. Do the Amish have a symbol that they 1.00

02:18:29.140 put on their stuff? Do we know that it's coming from the Amish? 0.86

02:18:32.640 Are the Amish Christian or pagan?

02:18:35.780 That's irrelevant. 100% irrelevant.

02:18:38.720 It's actually not.

02:18:39.360 Yes, it is. It's 100% irrelevant. That's very divisive to even say that it's, it does not

02:18:45.760 matter if they're Christian or they're pagan. They are a white people making quality white 0.99

02:18:51.020 products. That's what matters.

02:18:55.040 You know, the thing about Amish, they're all religious. That's part of being an, an Amish

02:19:00.240 woman.

02:19:00.920 Exactly. That's what I meant.

02:19:02.440 They're devout.

02:19:03.280 Is that a serious question? There are no Amish pagans. 0.88

02:19:07.340 No, he's just being a Spurg. Who is this Spurging right now? 1.00

02:19:10.120 I think that was Paul. Was it? Who was that?

02:19:14.820 No, that was, that's Colton, uh, there, yeah. 1.00

02:19:18.660 That was the stupidest fucking question I've heard all day. Congratulations. If anybody 1.00

02:19:22.060 tops that, I'm fucking rage quitting the internet. That's a dumb fucking question. 1.00

02:19:25.860 The point was that it's devout Christians that make this kind of thing. There are no 1.00

02:19:30.640 devout pagans because you believe in mythology. You don't actually produce anything.

02:19:34.580 You've been, you've been fucking, you've been ripping TQR from the fucking firehouse, bro. 1.00

02:19:40.560 Holy fuck. 1.00

02:19:42.520 Bro's taking gravity bar and rips the HT spaces. 1.00

02:19:45.140 Bro's fucking mainline TQR right in his asshole. 1.00

02:19:49.180 Bro is smoking a TQR at the glass bowl with the blowtorch. 1.00

02:19:55.660 Well, I'm sorry that, uh, I had to be the one to make that, uh, conversation happen, but

02:20:01.280 the fact still remains in my eyes that I don't think we need a, a specific symbol or a for

02:20:07.280 us bias for white people. The fact of the matter is that.

02:20:10.120 White people, we, eventually we are going to take back over. And then once we do that, 0.99

02:20:15.800 we can have quality products from white people, whether they be pagan or Christian or whatever.

02:20:20.680 And we won't need, we won't need any of this other stuff because we know that it will be

02:20:27.920 created and processed by us anyway. Uh, like I said, uh, again, the short term fringe, uh,

02:20:36.020 amount of people that would purchase something like this would be no different than the T-shirts

02:20:39.940 or the hats or the stickers. Uh, it's not exactly a multimillion dollar lucrative business.

02:20:46.200 And I don't think there would be enough people on board for something like that, uh, for it to

02:20:52.340 actually succeed and become some type of generational company. And I'll leave it there.

02:20:57.760 Go ahead, Fafo. 0.86

02:21:11.900 All right, go ahead. WTF. 0.99

02:21:13.340 All right. So back to, uh, mythos with the whole food thing. I mean, we're, we're, we're 0.97

02:21:22.160 going, I'm right. We're cattle. So they're going to treat us like cattle. They're going

02:21:25.060 to give a shit. They don't care. We're going to eat it. We are treated like animals, but 1.00

02:21:30.960 I do agree. Do you need, um, I mean, some, uh, you know, knowing that it is, uh, white power 0.99

02:21:37.960 coming from, uh, white, white business owned with only white people working there. I think

02:21:43.660 that's very important. Uh, I'll give an example yesterday. All right. So over the weekend, I

02:21:49.900 I've been building an outdoor, uh, grilling area. So the wife and I need chairs. 1.00

02:21:56.540 So, uh, we found some on Amazon and then we found some, she found some on Etsy. She sent

02:22:07.220 me the link. I, I found the owner's phone number. I called him just to ask him a few

02:22:13.220 questions. He's a white guy. He lives near most of you. And, uh, he has only Amish, uh, 0.70

02:22:23.660 labors only Amish that work underneath of him. And my wife said, well, you know, it's

02:22:30.020 a lot more money to go through this guy than it is what we seen on Amazon. I don't give

02:22:35.500 a fuck that money's going into the pockets of a white man with good ethics. And I'd rather 0.99

02:22:44.380 that money be there. I don't give a fuck if it's an extra thousand dollars. I'd rather 0.99

02:22:48.400 do that than a Jewish owned some kike loving shit with a bunch of niggers. So there's 1.00

02:22:55.900 that. We just need to suck it up and help each other out and go the extra mile and figuring

02:23:00.960 it out. Um, and yeah, if there's a way of, of having, uh, food liquids, some sort of having

02:23:09.280 that known that that is there, I mean, I mean the fucking Jews do it, but it's also frowned 0.97

02:23:15.480 upon if we were to do it. The, the Jews, Israel is all blood and soil, but fuck, we can't 1.00

02:23:22.640 be blood and soil. You know, uh, it's frowned upon if we want to marry into our own. Like 1.00

02:23:27.820 if we want to be with a white girl, if it's okay to only, only want whites around that's 1.00

02:23:32.640 frowned upon, but the Jews are only allowed to marry fucking Jews. So, you know, we need 1.00

02:23:37.840 to stand up to what's right. If they're allowed to do it fucking weekend too. 0.98

02:23:45.480 Exactly. Let's, uh, try to get Fafo in here again. Fafo, you ready? 0.95

02:23:57.380 Fafo, can you hear me?

02:23:59.340 I'm here, brother. I'm sorry. Did you guys try to call me before and I missed it?

02:24:02.880 Yeah.

02:24:04.020 I'm sorry about that, man. Um, I'm, uh, I'm in the middle of doing some stuff, but, uh,

02:24:08.960 you know, actually I don't want to go ahead and derail the conversation, but, um, I'm

02:24:13.140 just kind of showing my, my new song, uh, got it coming out tonight. Hopefully, um, hopefully

02:24:19.660 everything will be done in the video. We'll be on the holy diaries top 40. Uh, what's the

02:24:26.040 song about Fafo? Uh, it is called white Jesus. Um, let's fucking go. What is it about? You'll

02:24:34.420 have to see for yourself. Uh, I would say it's the most violent, head posty, um, anti-Semitic

02:24:41.880 song I've done to date, like by far, uh, to the point that I'm actually a little bit concerned

02:24:47.300 about putting it out, especially with things that I'm dealing with in my life, uh, at the

02:24:52.400 moment. Um, cause you know, they're, they're kind of looking for Fafo. Uh, so without saying

02:24:58.060 too much more, um, you know, despite, despite, you know, what it's called, um, I think there's

02:25:05.620 some stuff in there for everybody. Uh, so don't, don't judge the song by the name of it,

02:25:11.880 but yes, it is, it is titled white Jesus. So, uh, yeah, man, it's a, it's a, it's a sweet

02:25:17.720 video. Of course I got retro archives making the video, um, audio lock and doing the mixing

02:25:22.520 and mastering. Uh, and I can't say who produced the beat because, uh, he's a, I get a pussy, 1.00

02:25:28.720 but, uh, other than that, yeah, man, uh, appreciate you guys letting me come up here and chill it. 0.95

02:25:33.880 So, uh, tune into the top 40 tonight and then, uh, probably on HT, uh, Wednesday. Uh, and then

02:25:42.060 after HT premieres it, then I will probably put it on Twitter for people to download and stuff.

02:25:47.920 So it won't be available for download until after HT.

02:25:51.080 Why power brother? Go ahead and make those.

02:26:00.640 Yeah. I, I, I want to disagree strongly with, uh, what I perceive as none is message that first

02:26:08.660 we need to take institutional power and then we can know that products are made by white people 0.99

02:26:15.020 for white people. And, uh, so that's, that's instead of FUBU, it's a FWP, uh, BWP, but it's,

02:26:27.040 uh, it's something we can do right now. And everything's not going to be a home run. There's

02:26:32.660 going to be base hits and those are going to move the players around and we're going to score runs that

02:26:38.980 way. So I get, I, you know, this is back to progress, not perfection, doing it right now,

02:26:46.580 marketing yourself that way, being able to stand on it. And it doesn't have to be generational wealth

02:26:55.960 that we're creating. We create jobs, create a job, create a market and, and, uh, sell it right. 0.89

02:27:05.240 We can't, uh, all just start creating Amish communities. They're, they're doing what they're

02:27:11.200 doing and they're doing a great job. They're a model we can, uh, that we can look at and then

02:27:18.800 recreate, you know, if I'm, if I'm being honest that my model for my family and my generational,

02:27:24.880 uh, strategy is, is very Amish looking. I have aims to keep my family right next door, 0.98

02:27:34.200 have big, large families work together, uh, as a family, keep everybody in the family

02:27:41.160 and then expand outwardly. Uh, it looks a lot like an Amish community. Um, 0.99

02:27:47.340 and that's a great model. I think that's a, that's a solid model to replicate and that we should do

02:27:54.620 that. And that's, uh, that gets back to, you know, doing that locally and servicing locally. Um,

02:28:01.860 but if there is products that, um, are not needing local distribution and they, they can have

02:28:10.580 national distribution, then, you know, there, there would have to be some way

02:28:16.740 for us to discover that and say, Hey, this is, this is my people. I'm supporting my people.

02:28:23.060 When I purchased this, I'm supporting my people. When I use this service, I'm supporting my people

02:28:29.480 when I, um, purchase this product, et cetera. So, you know, that's, it's a means to an end and it's a,

02:28:37.760 it's about a takeover and, uh, and a continued chipping away at, um, the current paradigm

02:28:46.120 putting more and more, uh, wealth into our pockets as we expand. Um, so there's, has to be some way

02:28:55.260 to take small steps toward the, the larger goal.

02:29:00.920 They can literally move homes together. They move buildings together. Can any one of us do that

02:29:11.320 with our communities? Yes. No. Cause I know the fucking answer is no.

02:29:17.320 My, my son at that point, right? Mythos until we get to that point. That's, that's awesome. 0.99

02:29:22.320 You know, we, we can just, it's, it's, it's us together right around one another. And it's like

02:29:28.920 not even a phone call, you know, we're like, Hey, you know, we need some help over here.

02:29:33.960 And you know, we're there.

02:29:35.460 Amish. Why the fuck is Dustin Nemo's here? 0.99

02:29:38.900 The Amish. 1.00

02:29:39.320 Who let this nigger up? 1.00

02:29:40.820 He doesn't know how to read his name. 1.00

02:29:42.440 Nobody wants to hear you, Dustin, you're a faggot, dude. 1.00

02:29:45.460 Yeah. 1.00

02:29:45.820 I don't know. We don't let Dustin Nemo up. That that's all good.

02:29:50.340 That's all me guys. I apologize. My fault. Now I know.

02:29:55.920 Rookie mistake, Paul. Welcome to the club. We've all done it before.

02:29:59.120 We live, we live and learn, but yeah, I mean, dude, they, they do so much together. 0.98

02:30:03.960 So, you know, a lot of people talk shit on them, but they do things we can't. 0.95

02:30:09.660 They stick together and they collectivize. They work together as a team. 0.99

02:30:13.160 And here we are falling apart, arguing over stupid shit half the time. 1.00

02:30:17.700 Meanwhile, you know, they do their own thing and they, and they do it fucking well. 1.00

02:30:23.980 Well, they look at, I'll just, I have to jump in here. 0.82

02:30:26.560 They, they started a long time ago and, and I know they're mostly in Pennsylvania.

02:30:31.240 So this is, you know, speaking to my Pennsylvania boy knows all about this.

02:30:35.240 Um, and they started a long time ago with a homogenous community, um, putting together

02:30:42.060 a structure that has, that has really stood the test of time.

02:30:45.980 And I don't have, uh, an, even one single other person on my, my neighbor in my neighborhood,

02:30:55.480 on my block that I can start doing this with.

02:30:58.320 Right. So I need to, I'm way, way behind.

02:31:01.540 Uh, but yeah, I, I can start moving, moving that direction.

02:31:07.200 I can start making a intentional effort, right?

02:31:11.440 An intentional community.

02:31:13.480 And that's, and that's, uh, it is trending for us.

02:31:16.560 It is trending for us and being outwardly spoken about it so that we can get the word

02:31:23.100 out and say, this is who we are, this is what we do, this is where we're from, and this is

02:31:28.380 what we care about, um, being able to put that, um, into, uh, into the market and start

02:31:35.780 delivering is, uh, you know, it's a, it's a start and then I can get somebody to move

02:31:41.480 next door who, uh, shares my values and I can market to them as I can meet them.

02:31:47.220 They can have the, the wealth necessary to purchase the home next to me when it comes

02:31:53.480 available.

02:31:55.280 And, and then we can work together, the two of us to find a third and then the three of

02:32:01.040 us to find the fourth and then the four of us to find the eighth and, and so far, so forth

02:32:05.940 and so on for, uh, for that goal.

02:32:09.200 It's like the best example I can come up with, with all of this is imagine a whole community

02:32:17.560 working together and just preparing a meal.

02:32:20.500 So instead of all of just you and your wife and your kids preparing a huge meal for hundreds

02:32:27.080 of people, imagine hundreds of people putting in like, you know, each person bringing one

02:32:33.240 thing, you know, that's then guess what?

02:32:36.060 Now you don't have, uh, much dishes to do, you know what I mean?

02:32:39.860 So it's, the better you work together, the more it helps everybody out.

02:32:47.300 Of course, you'd be thinking about dishes.

02:32:49.660 I believe the hands were Rusty, Skull, the Noticer, Nunya, and then Sammy.

02:32:54.360 I'm hoping I'm right.

02:32:56.820 Yeah.

02:32:57.440 And when it comes to these small collectives, they don't have to be your immediate neighbor.

02:33:04.860 So, you know, if they're relatively, even within 15, even maybe 20 minutes, I would think

02:33:12.940 these days that, I mean, but I'm from Southern California where it seemed like I would drive

02:33:17.820 an hour and a half at times, no matter where I needed to go.

02:33:21.660 Um, so, you know, 20 minutes to me, 15 minutes, isn't that big of a drive in, in, uh, at least

02:33:28.840 the way I think about it.

02:33:30.340 So if they're relatively close, right now, some of this problem is, is if you're living

02:33:38.380 in a spot, this is where, but this is where your skills would, so your collective needs

02:33:43.480 to be actually like pretty.

02:33:45.940 It's not just anyone, which I know it doesn't sound like white power, but you got to have 0.82

02:33:51.720 value that you're adding to these small collectives.

02:33:55.720 And if you don't have land to add value, like say growing food, because you guys were talking

02:34:02.400 about earlier, like, um, white power labeled food or like white identified food or whatever,

02:34:08.860 right?

02:34:09.420 Um, listen, if, before you even get to that point, how about just growing some good food,

02:34:14.660 right?

02:34:15.160 Like before you need to label it and go through the governmental process of some, you know,

02:34:20.680 God knows what they're pretty, when it comes to food, depending on certain labels, they,

02:34:26.600 they get very restrictive.

02:34:27.840 If you look at organic, et cetera.

02:34:29.700 Now, I don't know what would fall into a white, uh, a white, uh, identifying label, but, um,

02:34:36.560 I don't think there's any regulations on that.

02:34:39.060 Um, but before you even get to that point, how about just growing food and like possibly

02:34:44.740 gaining a person who has a different crop that is useful or a variety of garden, or maybe

02:34:51.280 you have enough land to do some meat.

02:34:53.700 And, and once you get some of this collective going, now, if you don't have land, you have

02:34:59.080 a different skill you're providing.

02:35:01.060 Maybe it's, um, I know there's some techie kind of people in here.

02:35:04.920 Maybe that's where you step in and go, Hey, I want to be a part of this.

02:35:08.000 I might not be able to grow this or, or, um, raise that, or, you know, even do, you know,

02:35:15.360 this handiwork or whatever.

02:35:17.600 Right.

02:35:18.000 But I could do this.

02:35:19.140 I could build a website and we could start marketing some of these products, you know,

02:35:23.380 et cetera.

02:35:23.800 Right.

02:35:24.040 So as long as if, if these people in the collective have skills, they need to have skills and you

02:35:30.760 build it and they don't have to be again, immediate right there, like neighbor.

02:35:35.760 Although you, you do want to know your neighbors.

02:35:37.720 I'm just saying it's because maybe your neighbor who is white doesn't quite have the same thing.

02:35:43.460 Well, or, you know, perspective, or maybe they're just so not based. 1.00

02:35:47.440 You're just like, fuck you. 1.00

02:35:49.040 You know? 1.00

02:35:49.460 So, um, the, but as this is what I'm thinking, right?

02:35:55.060 Like, and, uh, I, I, I would love to, you know, find people in my, uh, some based people.

02:36:02.000 I have like some plots of land.

02:36:04.200 I am very interested in purchasing at possibly as like, I would love to go in with a small

02:36:10.620 group where I create, um, I would draw up a contract.

02:36:14.060 It'd all be on the up and up and, uh, really cool type of thing where we all get into, I,

02:36:20.260 I found an amazing double lot that is got utilities ran.

02:36:25.000 It's a cleared lot.

02:36:25.920 It's got fruit trees on.

02:36:27.300 And then we're talking like under, we're talking 30 grand and I, and I know I could talk them

02:36:31.860 down from that.

02:36:32.720 So, you know, it's like, oh man, if I had some people like the stuff that could be built

02:36:38.060 very, and this is a very nice area, the lotson, and it's like, uh, there's things, right?

02:36:44.920 There's just things.

02:36:45.960 And I feel like this is the way to independence or some freedom, because when you do get off

02:36:51.640 of debt and you do start like obtaining these, it does provide more freedom.

02:36:56.400 And I know this because I got things paid off and I don't have debt.

02:37:01.480 And it is very nice, right?

02:37:04.540 Like, it's like, oh, there's so much not.

02:37:06.460 And then I've been in times in my life where I feel like I have the weight of the world on

02:37:11.140 my shoulders and it's like, this isn't nice.

02:37:14.520 You know, this is, this isn't good.

02:37:16.780 And, uh, so if we can get to that point and we have, and I feel like there's so many people

02:37:22.300 in these, especially this group, I could just hear it.

02:37:25.360 There's a lot of skills and value in these groups.

02:37:30.300 I wish we were all in the same area.

02:37:32.260 It would be really cool.

02:37:33.360 Um, but it's just, I know that's hard to do.

02:37:37.180 And I don't know, like the California people, I know it's like, boy, that must be tough because

02:37:43.460 unless you live in certain areas, you probably don't have land, right?

02:37:48.060 Like, unless you're out in certain areas, then you might have some land because I do feel

02:37:53.120 like these collectives need land.

02:37:55.840 You, or at least some of the people in the collective would need, you need land.

02:38:01.160 There's gotta be some land in there for the collective to really work.

02:38:04.540 And then there's other things that could be added within the collective.

02:38:08.180 And that's all my brain has been kind of thinking about as I listened to all of this

02:38:12.460 and I'll end it there.

02:38:15.640 Great point, Rusty.

02:38:16.940 I actually think if we were all together, we'd probably done made national news by now.

02:38:22.160 Go ahead, school.

02:38:22.640 Yeah, absolutely.

02:38:27.440 Uh, the real power of, uh, starting our own little economic initiatives is something that

02:38:38.400 we're struggling with that, um, other people, other groups don't seem to struggle with as

02:38:44.420 much.

02:38:44.800 And that is accumulating large amounts of capital to fund political movements.

02:38:49.180 And, uh, this is due primarily to the individualistic nature of the white American. 0.74

02:38:55.620 So if we are unwilling to give large amounts of capital to groups that are going to organize

02:39:01.340 politically, then the groups that are trying to do so are going to have to come up with

02:39:05.180 some product and they're going to have to try to sell it.

02:39:07.260 And then that money is going to go into a business venture.

02:39:09.860 And then that money is going to be used to pay mortgages and rents and groceries and utility

02:39:14.560 bills and all this great stuff.

02:39:16.140 Um, instead of doing what other groups do, which is give literally thousands of dollars

02:39:21.540 out of their pocket and out of their savings to these political organizations that exist

02:39:26.280 purely for the purpose of increasing their, their influence at local and state politics.

02:39:33.520 So in local and state politics.

02:39:35.340 So that's what the Sikhs do.

02:39:37.200 That's what so many communities do around the country.

02:39:41.520 And our people don't want to do that.

02:39:43.200 So everybody will talk about how they're ready to go and pick up a rifle and do X, Y, Z 0.99

02:39:48.420 and do all this crazy shit. 0.98

02:39:50.080 And then when it comes to giving thousands of dollars to a political organization, it's, 0.99

02:39:55.300 uh, Oh no, that's a grift.

02:39:56.420 No, you can't trust those people.

02:39:57.560 So that's a pretty major issue over here.

02:40:00.940 And that's something that needs to be addressed and it would be excellent because we can't

02:40:05.520 just rely on some millionaires or billionaires coming along and dropping huge six figure donations

02:40:11.460 that are going to help us organize politically.

02:40:14.100 We need a lot of money to get a political organization rolling.

02:40:18.160 One decentralized and has trusted members at the helm who are going to be responsible with

02:40:23.160 that money and going to use it solely for political ends.

02:40:26.600 And they are going to have to live like paupers while they do so. 1.00

02:40:39.200 Notice her.

02:40:43.660 Hey, uh, so the, uh, I think this was almost like a snowball effect from food to everything

02:40:53.140 that school mask was just talking about when they moved people, uh, you know, off their

02:40:58.920 land into the cities, they couldn't rely on what they could grow.

02:41:03.640 And they just had to rely on what was in the grocery store.

02:41:07.480 And they had to, uh, basically go away from like, you know, my great grandma, when she grew

02:41:15.220 up, they had their own beef.

02:41:17.000 They had their own vegetables.

02:41:18.120 They grew when her mom went to the store, it was to get a sack of flour and maybe a sack 1.00

02:41:22.780 of sugar and a couple of odds and ends.

02:41:25.860 And, uh, they moved people into cities.

02:41:28.460 A lot of it happened after the great depression.

02:41:30.720 A lot of people lost their farms and had to go into the cities and get a job.

02:41:35.060 And, uh, they commercialized food to where now it has to not only sit on a shelf in a

02:41:43.400 store, but then once you'd bring it to your house, it has to last in your fridge or in

02:41:48.180 your pantry.

02:41:48.700 So they started doing preservatives and they started adding all these things in there to

02:41:52.980 make the food last longer, which took away the quality.

02:41:56.080 And then after that, uh, you had food become more of a consumer product.

02:42:04.960 When prior to, I would say the forties food was your sustenance.

02:42:09.620 That was for, uh, gorge yourself like people do today.

02:42:15.820 You know, we didn't have fast food.

02:42:17.040 We didn't have restaurants on every corner.

02:42:19.160 People grew what they could grow and they ate what they, what they could make and what

02:42:24.500 they could afford to grow.

02:42:26.500 And, uh, it became more commercialized, more consumed, you know, became a consumer product.

02:42:32.200 And then, uh, over, uh, you know, a couple of generations, like where I live, those neighborhoods,

02:42:40.960 the people moved into, well, now their neighbors don't look like them.

02:42:44.440 They're all foreigners. 1.00

02:42:45.580 There's less white people in those neighborhoods.

02:42:47.060 So now they become more of an individual.

02:42:48.820 They have nothing in common with the people they live with and their community.

02:42:52.420 So they live off their phones.

02:42:55.140 They, they become more of an individualist and then prices get so high.

02:42:59.300 Life gets hard.

02:43:00.320 Everything gets expensive.

02:43:01.620 And so they just become more in a survival mode.

02:43:04.700 You know, they work their job.

02:43:06.340 They try to fend off the next bill.

02:43:09.000 And so they don't look at a, at, uh, white people as a, as a brother or a sister, because

02:43:16.700 to them, they're just an individual now they're trying to survive.

02:43:19.620 They don't have anyone around them that they have anything in common with.

02:43:23.640 And, uh, so it's kind of crazy.

02:43:25.640 It all goes back to pushing people into cities.

02:43:27.800 That's when food started getting bad.

02:43:29.920 That's when people became more of an individual.

02:43:32.080 And when you look at it, you're really talking three generations took us from one of the greatest

02:43:36.340 nations on earth to the, the problems we have today.

02:43:40.440 So I'll land there.

02:43:46.280 Nanya.

02:43:46.720 Yeah, thank you for the mic again.

02:43:50.540 So I just wanted to point out that I'm not trying to counter signal mythos is idea, right?

02:43:55.540 I just wanted to, uh, offer some clarity on my perspective in the matter, uh, and say

02:44:00.800 that, you know, I a hundred percent support businesses, um, you know, and white only products

02:44:06.280 like the Amish.

02:44:06.980 Uh, my point was that if, uh, if, uh, if, and until someone were to get products of top

02:44:11.420 quality out in the public and be able to get a positive press and recommendations from quality

02:44:16.880 white people, the products would be fringe.

02:44:19.140 I will, however, not disparage any white people who want to create companies by and for our

02:44:26.500 people whatsoever.

02:44:27.580 My issue is that if we were to say, uh, have a company that has a symbol, for instance, detailing

02:44:34.900 that this is white made or for whites only, while it would sell to a certain extent, the

02:44:40.060 vast majority of people to include other white people who are currently pre-programmed to identify the

02:44:46.440 term white as a negative, wouldn't even consider it period.

02:44:49.960 You know, personally, from my understanding, if we wanted to get a company or business off

02:44:54.380 the ground that would have the possibility to succeed, we would need to play the game

02:44:59.720 until it was established and then push forward on the narrative.

02:45:03.440 Once we are known for quality products and are, are a respectable company so that we could

02:45:09.440 withstand the backlash from the public and the government.

02:45:13.820 That was the entirety of what I was talking about.

02:45:16.480 I don't, I'm not disparaging anybody from creating these types of things.

02:45:20.980 I just think that if somebody were to come out and push that narrative from the beginning,

02:45:25.680 it would be a failure from the start.

02:45:27.940 I think we have to play the game the way the game is set up until we are established and

02:45:33.680 people know that our products are quality like the Amish.

02:45:37.260 And then the narrative can be put forward to show that we are a white company who support

02:45:44.060 white people.

02:45:44.920 And these are the types of products that we want to bring.

02:45:47.960 And that would enable us to have a quality product, quality company, and bring aboard

02:45:55.520 more people who already knew that our products were quality.

02:45:59.380 That's it.

02:46:02.740 Go ahead, Mithaus. 1.00

02:46:03.820 Yeah, and I don't see why we wouldn't be doing both at the same time.

02:46:10.520 I mean, the consumer pulling something off the shelf, even if it is, you know, certified

02:46:17.680 European.

02:46:19.140 And look, I think Rusty said it, you know, why don't we start local first, right?

02:46:24.840 Get something local going first and then do that.

02:46:28.360 Yeah, well, that's, that is what I said 10 minutes ago, right?

02:46:31.520 And, and this is, would be, yeah, well, let's, instead of talking about taking our country

02:46:38.000 back or, you know, taking it back from the Jews or anything, let's just start talking 0.69

02:46:42.320 about taking our neighborhoods back. 0.96

02:46:43.800 And any, any talk of taking the country back is just silly.

02:46:49.660 That's, that's not the truth.

02:46:50.920 It's both at the same time.

02:46:52.540 And we talk about both.

02:46:54.200 We say, okay, this is where we're going and this is how we get there.

02:46:57.380 And so, yeah, it's, it's not a retarded idea. 1.00

02:47:00.620 It is actually an, you know, in my opinion, it's an exceptional idea.

02:47:04.800 And as we are turning this corner from everything white being, you know, avoided and, and scary 1.00

02:47:13.960 and everybody having a problem with anybody being proud of being white, we're turning a

02:47:19.800 corner in, in, in the paradigm here where it's actually not only acceptable, but it is

02:47:28.920 exceptional.

02:47:30.620 And it's beyond the reach of, of people.

02:47:34.800 And, and this, this product, if it is for our people and it is, uh, you know, getting a symbol

02:47:45.500 onto food, uh, would take years of legal battles.

02:47:50.100 So this is a hundred percent, this isn't, this isn't like, oh, let's just do this now.

02:47:55.480 Uh, I'll just, I'm going to go ahead and put a swastika on everything that I produce.

02:47:59.900 That way everybody knows it's, uh, it's white for white only this, you know, so, um, I understand 0.98

02:48:07.200 the, uh, the concerns, but you know, we've, we've been, this is, these are the conversations

02:48:12.620 that we have because we're, we're elevated.

02:48:15.540 I mean, everybody on this stage, everybody in these conversations understands that we're,

02:48:21.340 we're looking long-term and we're, we're acting in the short term.

02:48:24.860 We're taking small steps toward a bigger project.

02:48:28.400 So, um, you know, I, I like, you know, it's no, no, uh, no problem here, but, uh, to say

02:48:36.280 you're not counter-signaling and then also calling it retarded idea, um, is, uh, you know, 0.87

02:48:41.340 those, there's a bit of a contradiction there, but I, I accept that we've, we've kind of made

02:48:46.760 that inroad there and we found that common ground.

02:48:49.980 Cause I, I, I do know that you understand, uh, what I'm saying here and, uh, and you've,

02:48:55.100 you reflected that.

02:48:56.060 So, um, you know, this is, this is how, you know, we get the job done.

02:49:00.640 You know, we, we can't change everything all at once, but we know where we're going and,

02:49:06.860 uh, whether or not it's a year out, years out, five years out.

02:49:11.880 Um, you know, the important thing is, and we talked about this with the young men who

02:49:16.540 were, um, you know, asking, how do I, how do I get a house?

02:49:21.580 You know, I'm in my twenties, I'm doing great for myself and I can't afford a house.

02:49:26.900 How do I even get there?

02:49:28.600 And it's a, it's a determined, committed effort that doesn't have the word quit.

02:49:36.680 And, you know, you're going to get what you want and you work toward it against all odds.

02:49:42.940 And this is us.

02:49:43.980 This is the white, this is the white person. 0.71

02:49:46.440 Now we, we have been attacked for, uh, decades upon decades upon decades without us even knowing

02:49:53.720 it.

02:49:53.880 We didn't know we were under attack until like overtly five years ago, five years ago, 0.99

02:49:59.880 we all realized, oh shit, they're actually attacking us. 0.99

02:50:04.460 They're, they're, they're not even shy about it. 0.99

02:50:07.260 The media is calling it fiery, but peaceful.

02:50:11.040 And we're all supposed to be, uh, oh, it's okay.

02:50:13.740 It looks fine to me.

02:50:15.120 And, and we all, you know, got to, you know, those of us who, uh, were, were not quite up

02:50:21.180 to speed, got, uh, jolted into reality that this is actually a war.

02:50:26.320 W A R war, real war, real, uh, aggressive, intentional, destructive, uh, cataclysmic, uh, 0.99

02:50:37.260 war.

02:50:38.140 And a part of that is the poison that they put in our food.

02:50:40.780 Right.

02:50:41.380 And so to give somebody an option to say, Hey, I, I'm, I'm looking for this particular

02:50:47.320 thing, you know, like the, like the organic, right.

02:50:50.700 I'm, I'm looking for organic.

02:50:52.540 I want something without certain pesticides.

02:50:54.840 I want something without, you know, they, they put words on say no fruit, high fructose

02:51:01.360 corn syrup.

02:51:01.960 All of a sudden that's the new thing.

02:51:03.500 Let's get, let's get sugar back in Coke. 0.99

02:51:05.620 Everybody America's saved.

02:51:07.080 Right.

02:51:07.580 But it has to be, it has to be overt.

02:51:09.980 It has to be described and displayed and, uh, it, it can, it doesn't need to be overtly.

02:51:17.440 This is for Europeans. 0.97

02:51:19.120 Uh, but it can be a dedicated group of, you know, like, uh, like Dr. Vril was talking about.

02:51:25.920 He was in a room full of, of educated, uh, constitutional attorneys who were having a discussion.

02:51:33.500 You know, those people organized for the intent of making sure that, that people, uh, of European

02:51:40.340 descent can go to a grocery store and those who are conscientious, uh, can turn it around

02:51:46.560 and look and see, uh, the little, the little marking go.

02:51:49.860 Okay, perfect.

02:51:50.440 This has been, this has been recognized by my people as healthy for me and everybody else

02:51:56.240 who's not conscientious is going to go grab whatever is to their liking, right?

02:52:01.300 Whether it's expensive and they know it's quality, they'll buy that.

02:52:04.520 Whether it's inexpensive and they're looking to save some bucks, they'll buy that.

02:52:08.020 Whether they're Africans and all they're looking for is grape drink, then they're going to go 1.00

02:52:11.620 buy grape drink.

02:52:12.440 And, you know, everybody's going to buy what they're going to buy.

02:52:15.440 But, you know, there's, there's a, a means to an end having an identifier that says, this

02:52:20.640 is who we are.

02:52:22.160 And, and we're, we're not ashamed of being, uh, protective of our own people and, and knowing

02:52:30.280 that we want this to, uh, be a good product for our people.

02:52:36.020 Uh, you know, made in America is, it used to mean that same thing made in America meant

02:52:42.040 made by white people with high quality.

02:52:43.920 That's what it meant.

02:52:44.840 It doesn't mean that anymore.

02:52:45.820 And we can't even put the made on America, uh, on a product and, and think that it actually

02:52:51.140 means the same thing.

02:52:52.120 Right.

02:52:52.400 So, you know, we're just, uh, you know, organizing, uh, you know, how do we collectivize?

02:52:59.340 Because that collectivization, once it's, once it's ubiquitous, uh, and it's among our

02:53:04.840 people as a, as a symbol saying, this is who we are and this is what we do.

02:53:08.680 And everybody knows what it means.

02:53:11.240 Uh, and they, you know, it, it, it becomes something where you can buy it, own it, wear

02:53:17.000 it, share it without being attacked by the media, um, or, you know, others.

02:53:23.960 Um, and sometimes you're going to have to force the issue.

02:53:26.500 Sometimes you're going to have to say, no, we're going to adjudicate this right here.

02:53:30.400 Uh, you know, I'm, my son's going to wear this white excellence hat, uh, to school and

02:53:36.720 you're not going to have a problem with it because we're going to adjudicate it and you're

02:53:40.380 going to lose this one.

02:53:41.500 Right.

02:53:41.940 Because I'm going to stand on my principles that my son is allowed to be proud of who he

02:53:46.440 is and allowed to love his people.

02:53:48.240 And if you have a problem with that, then we're going to take it all the way and make you

02:53:53.520 pay for it.

02:53:54.080 We're not going to, we're not going to penalize the child who's proud of his, his heritage

02:53:58.180 anymore.

02:53:58.940 He's going to be able to do what he wants to do.

02:54:01.700 And if you have a problem with that, then, uh, you're, you're attacking a child who loves

02:54:08.400 his people.

02:54:09.040 And that's, that's wrong.

02:54:10.520 That's ethically wrong.

02:54:11.680 And, and we're going to have to start to adjudicate these, take the war into their,

02:54:16.540 the, into their territory and say, come at me, bro.

02:54:22.600 And, and so these are, these are the ways that, that, um, you know, this will, you know,

02:54:27.800 chip away little by little at the bigger picture.

02:54:31.420 And if, if we had, uh, you know, it is numbers game.

02:54:35.820 You have one kid going to school with, with the hat, uh, then, you know, that's one, you

02:54:41.040 have 20, what are you going to do?

02:54:43.600 You're going to, you're going to have a, you know, you're going to, um, start to fight with

02:54:49.000 20 parents.

02:54:50.140 Okay.

02:54:50.580 Well, let's do that then.

02:54:52.020 So it does become a numbers game and, and kind of, you know, being able to market this

02:54:57.360 in the right way that allows for public consumption is, you know, our job.

02:55:02.420 It's, it's really our job as, as white people to say, how can we market this for public consumption

02:55:07.800 in a way that benefits our people, um, and is something we can stand on and not have to

02:55:15.920 back down from.

02:55:16.820 We didn't go over any lines.

02:55:18.180 We didn't cross any, any, uh, you know, barriers that are, uh, you know, not, you know, uh,

02:55:27.040 acceptable at this point, but knowing where the Overton window is and stepping right into

02:55:31.800 it, right to the edge of it and saying, I'm standing right here because I can, and you

02:55:36.580 can't do anything about it.

02:55:37.700 And then, you know, and then as that Overton window nudges, just take one more step and

02:55:43.360 never giving any inch on it.

02:55:44.980 So I yield the, can I, can I clarify?

02:55:48.180 Can I clarify the, the retarded thing real fast? 1.00

02:55:50.180 Oh my Lord.

02:55:52.600 Go for it.

02:55:53.520 It'll be quick.

02:55:54.920 Okay. 0.97

02:55:55.320 So I, I understand, uh, the hypocritical nature of the retarded comment. 0.99

02:55:59.980 And, uh, if that was the case, it's my fault from shooting from the hip instead of reading

02:56:03.240 what, uh, I actually wrote down.

02:56:04.820 Uh, it was more aimed toward the, the FUBU thing, uh, because that was the, the black, 1.00

02:56:09.780 uh, acronym.

02:56:11.160 Uh, it wasn't aimed necessarily toward the message.

02:56:13.800 I understand that we're on the same page mythos.

02:56:15.780 Uh, and, uh, if I intentionally countered signaled you, uh, that's my fault.

02:56:20.100 Uh, we are definitely on the same page and, uh, I respect you as a man and the father.

02:56:24.560 So I just wanted to clear that up.

02:56:26.520 Uh, we definitely, uh, are on the same page, so there should be, uh, absolutely no division

02:56:31.360 there whatsoever.

02:56:32.100 Thank you.

02:56:33.120 Yeah.

02:56:33.660 I got that message to you too.

02:56:35.440 So I appreciate it.

02:56:36.480 Nanya white power. 0.86

02:56:39.280 Before we get on Sammy, uh, speaking of high quality products, mythos, you set it up.

02:56:43.980 So I'm going to knock it out.

02:56:44.800 If you look up in the nest, you'll see white excellence radio has a clothing line and it

02:56:50.060 is very high quality.

02:56:51.180 So you can support the show and be a white person about it.

02:56:55.220 So let's go now get in there, Sammy.

02:56:57.340 I know you're driving circles on that tractor.

02:56:59.120 No, I haven't started a tractor yet.

02:57:03.860 Uh, I wanted to start off by saying, uh, shame on, shame on the hosts and the panelists for

02:57:10.940 not upholding the rule.

02:57:12.320 Colton Williams, you broke the rule. 0.99

02:57:14.460 I know you're not around anymore, bud, but you're officially gay. 1.00

02:57:17.800 Uh, you need to legally change your name to cock in willies. 1.00

02:57:22.660 All right. 0.99

02:57:23.360 Now on to business. 0.95

02:57:25.060 This whole conversation is kind of silly. 0.99

02:57:27.740 It's like, you guys are figuring out how to fucking, you know, put your hand on a hot 0.99

02:57:33.140 stove without burning your hand. 0.98

02:57:34.700 And like the answer is like, Oh, you know, well, we could just, you know, make the fire

02:57:38.220 not hot, which defeats the purpose of the fire or, Oh, we could, you know, replace our 0.98

02:57:44.440 hand with metal, which defeats the purpose of you having a fucking hand. 0.97

02:57:48.220 It's like, you can't have, you can't set up the game of monopoly and expect people not 0.99

02:57:54.740 to play it.

02:57:55.380 You can't put these things into business and the order and expect it to not go the way 0.99

02:58:02.080 that it always fucking goes. 0.98

02:58:03.760 It's thus is the nature of the beast. 0.99

02:58:05.900 The reason the Amish are so successful in their communities is because typically, and

02:58:11.980 up until recently, if they didn't have it, if they couldn't make it, they didn't have

02:58:15.820 it.

02:58:16.520 They provided for themselves.

02:58:18.560 They didn't go and get their phones and computers and their tractors. 1.00

02:58:24.340 Oh, they didn't have all that shit because they couldn't fucking build themselves. 1.00

02:58:27.240 They provided for themselves. 1.00

02:58:28.760 They provided for their community.

02:58:30.600 And yeah, it's simpler life.

02:58:31.960 It's a lot more boring, but it's a lot cleaner and it's a lot healthier.

02:58:34.900 You can't have your cake and eat it too.

02:58:38.020 It doesn't work that way.

02:58:39.140 If you want to have these healthy, self-sustained, homogenous societies, well, convenience, manufacturing, 0.99

02:58:47.200 big economy, businesses, monopoly, all that shit goes bye-bye. 0.96

02:58:50.480 You don't get to do that because when you have that parasitical ecosystem, that machine 0.99

02:58:56.600 that eats everything around it to sustain itself, you end up destroying your fucking ecosystem, 0.96

02:59:03.900 your life, your world, everything falls to the wayside because that's the nature of the 0.99

02:59:08.760 beast.

02:59:09.660 You can't have both.

02:59:11.120 So you got to pick one.

02:59:12.880 If you want to have the political structure, you want to have the money, you want to have

02:59:16.660 the business, you want to have the global economy or at least the national economy, you 0.99

02:59:20.560 want to have all this shit? 0.98

02:59:21.340 Well, you're going to have a monopoly that you want to take out, you know, the profits 1.00

02:59:26.200 and try to force everything.

02:59:27.920 Well, then you got communism.

02:59:29.200 So, I mean, one way or another, we're either just going to have to accept the simple fact

02:59:34.080 that eventually we're going to have to return to a simpler life.

02:59:37.320 If we want to live that healthy lifestyle and give up these modern conveniences and modern

02:59:42.160 technologies and things that really don't help us much other than be lazy and be comfortable, 0.63

02:59:47.160 or we can go forward into the technological unknown and end up as fucking matrix batteries. 0.97

02:59:58.380 Go ahead, WTF. 0.99

02:59:59.400 I agree, Sammy. 0.90

03:00:02.480 I agree with you too, Mythos.

03:00:03.900 I love how you said it's a numbers game because it totally is.

03:00:07.220 And I wanted to relate that with Thomas Suell.

03:00:09.820 Look what he did over the weekend, I think it was, over the weekend, Friday, Saturday,

03:00:14.000 one of those days.

03:00:15.420 And even he said it.

03:00:17.300 The only way they were able to do that, not get stopped by the police, was because they

03:00:20.940 have now 150 guys. 0.99

03:00:23.120 You really think the police are going to fuck with 150 guys? 0.99

03:00:25.880 I don't think so. 0.99

03:00:27.080 So, it is a numbers game.

03:00:28.740 And also, I just got home and I'm unboxing this hat.

03:00:36.100 This White Excellence hat.

03:00:39.980 Yeah, buddy.

03:00:41.020 Yeah, buddy.

03:00:42.160 That's what I'm talking about.

03:00:43.300 It's nice.

03:00:44.820 The patch is amazing.

03:00:47.860 It's definitely high quality.

03:00:50.820 Let me put this, let me put her on. 1.00

03:00:53.160 People were worried about the bubble on the head, so let's find out.

03:00:55.920 No, that was Marco.

03:00:59.520 Not really people. 0.98

03:01:01.340 Oh, that's just a gay guy. 1.00

03:01:05.540 Oh my God. 0.99

03:01:06.780 There's no bubble on the head at all, dude.

03:01:08.540 This thing, like, it's sleek.

03:01:09.720 It fits your head perfect. 1.00

03:01:11.080 And I don't have a big fucking head, so I don't even want to hear that shit. 1.00

03:01:14.040 I have a normal shaped head. 1.00

03:01:16.840 And this is, this is perfect.

03:01:19.360 Looks good.

03:01:23.020 It is a beautiful, and it is White Excellence. 0.83

03:01:26.560 If you guys haven't at least bought a hat.

03:01:27.840 What color did you get?

03:01:30.020 Black with the brown patch. 0.92

03:01:32.580 Nice.

03:01:33.860 Yeah. 1.00

03:01:34.240 If you guys haven't at least bought a hat, you are gay, and you fuck niggers. 1.00

03:01:39.960 Thank you. 1.00

03:01:45.580 There's a lot of different ways to go about marketing, right?

03:01:48.260 That's a strategy right there.

03:01:51.240 It's not a popular strategy, but it's a strategy.

03:01:59.740 Well, thanks, WTF.

03:02:01.040 We appreciate it, man.

03:02:02.800 Yeah, glad to see those.

03:02:04.040 Yeah, check the list.

03:02:09.360 My fault.

03:02:10.200 My fault.

03:02:11.600 Oh, no worries.

03:02:12.240 Yeah, 90% of the orders are all shipped, so good to see that you got one already.

03:02:19.440 Yeah, it's actually just a couple of orders that are still processing, but those are orders

03:02:25.380 that were made yesterday and today.

03:02:27.260 So, yeah, good stuff, man.

03:02:29.320 Looking forward to hearing from others.

03:02:32.120 Dude, I'm not even, like, overreacting.

03:02:34.340 Like, dude, I've never had a hat actually fit this nice.

03:02:37.320 Like, I'm not even bullshitting.

03:02:41.220 Which hat did you get?

03:02:42.900 You got the dad hat?

03:02:44.260 Yeah, I got the dad hat.

03:02:45.660 Yeah.

03:02:46.280 Yeah, buddy.

03:02:47.120 That's white power. 0.94

03:02:48.240 Dad hats are white power. 1.00

03:02:49.260 Let's fucking go. 0.99

03:02:53.120 So, yeah, check out the link in the, just up above in the Eagle's Nest, as Paul said, and 0.98

03:02:59.740 get yourself some merch. 0.99

03:03:00.940 Get yourself some awesome fucking clothing. 1.00

03:03:04.680 And, yeah, you know, represent your race. 0.99

03:03:07.360 Yeah, and I want to clarify, too, you know, WhiteExcellence.org and White Excellence Clothing

03:03:14.660 is really bigger than the radio station, right?

03:03:18.140 It's something that, you know, is out in public.

03:03:23.880 It's something you can wear with pride, something that looks good, and something that could be

03:03:29.180 a conversation starter.

03:03:30.340 I was at the golf course, and, you know, we were hitting balls next to a guy who had a

03:03:36.980 Roman numeral three tattooed on the back of his arm, right?

03:03:44.700 I was trying to take, trying to interrupt him and ask, you know, what the tattoo was all

03:03:50.700 about.

03:03:50.980 If you know, you know.

03:03:53.240 But likewise, you know, I'm wearing my hat.

03:03:55.840 You can look at it, recognize the Fashies in the X, recognize the Iron Crosses, White 1.00

03:04:04.160 Excellence, and start a conversation and go, hey, that's a, not only is it a good looking

03:04:11.440 hat, but it says it speaks to me, and it lets me know that you're on the level, and maybe

03:04:19.260 you can move the needle out there with conversations in a way that are productive.

03:04:25.840 And shoot, when you're in, you know, the goal here is to get several people in every city

03:04:33.440 wearing these, and they can just, you know, you can see your brothers walking up and down

03:04:40.700 the street wearing good clothing.

03:04:44.260 We have the golf shirt.

03:04:45.840 I haven't purchased it yet because it's a very nice golf shirt.

03:04:49.940 We've chosen clothing that isn't cheap.

03:04:55.080 The clothing itself isn't cheap because we want it to exude the white excellence. 1.00

03:05:00.220 We want it to exude the quality that is incumbent on us.

03:05:05.860 And the overall goal will be to print this in our own shop and eventually use cotton and fibers

03:05:17.500 made here in America, and so forth and so on, and push that. 0.54

03:05:24.200 So that's the goal of it.

03:05:26.700 Every, all the proceeds go to our hosts and, you know, we have in our admin.

03:05:35.520 So that's the way it works.

03:05:37.780 You know, our admin works hard.

03:05:40.180 He's, we want to make sure that he doesn't have to drive Uber Eats, that he can manage

03:05:48.480 the radio station and the clothing line to be able to feed him and his daughter and pay

03:05:54.240 his rent.

03:05:54.900 This is not a million dollar endeavor here.

03:05:58.160 This is not a charity to make sure that somebody's eating a turkey for Thanksgiving.

03:06:05.000 This is, this is for creating white jobs for white people, serving white people with white 0.90

03:06:11.440 power.

03:06:12.140 That's, that's what it's all about.

03:06:14.240 And this, this is not a selfish endeavor.

03:06:17.840 This is a, this is endeavor of working and cooperating within your people to make something

03:06:23.760 that is our own.

03:06:24.640 And so every single purchase is appreciated for that reason.

03:06:28.880 And, and we, we really do appreciate, you know, that, that attitude toward it, right?

03:06:36.060 If, if it's a, if it becomes a million dollar business, shoot, then, then we can start doing

03:06:40.800 some charity.

03:06:41.420 Then we can start really exercising, you know, a million dollar business has a lot of overhead

03:06:47.280 to it.

03:06:47.740 So you're only making a, you know, a little percentage off of that overall.

03:06:52.260 And, you know, that means then, then you have to pay taxes on top of that.

03:06:58.060 But we would like to get the, we would like to get all of our people into a place where

03:07:03.560 they can take care of their family and feel proud of who they are and, and work hard doing

03:07:10.160 it.

03:07:10.540 And so we're, we're making sure that he's working hard, making sure that everybody on

03:07:15.640 our panel, we want to be able to pay all of our panel members and whether they want

03:07:18.980 the money or not, shoot, then go buy a turkey for somebody with it and give it to the, give 0.78

03:07:24.080 it to, you know, somebody in need, a white person in need for Thanksgiving.

03:07:28.660 You know, we don't care, but just spread the wealth and make sure that people are being

03:07:33.580 supported for the, the, the dedication that they've given to every single day.

03:07:40.260 Paladin, one of the most consistent people on here, WTF, one of the most, uh, hardworking

03:07:47.020 and selfless people, uh, that we have among us, Paul, a family man.

03:07:53.300 Uh, we want him to be able to take his family fishing.

03:07:56.200 Uh, so these are just, this is how it works.

03:07:58.420 I mean, you just, you, you, you cut skin and you support your own and you just do it. 0.98

03:08:03.580 No.

03:08:03.820 And this is a good thing.

03:08:04.880 There's no, and, and, uh, any, any counter signaling to, uh, you know, white people making

03:08:09.720 profit, uh, you know, go, go stand in line, uh, you know, with, uh, at the, at the food 0.96

03:08:15.820 bank then, if that's what you want to do with all the niggers, but right around here, we 0.98

03:08:20.160 work hard and we share the wealth. 0.97

03:08:21.980 That's what we do.

03:08:22.680 So I just wanted to kind of put, you know, put a note in that, a feather in that cap and

03:08:26.840 we appreciate it guys.

03:08:30.060 Love you, brother.

03:08:31.260 White power. 1.00

03:08:32.320 White fucking power. 1.00

03:08:33.460 Uh, guys, we are switching over to the white power lunch hour here. 0.99

03:08:37.260 So I'll let, uh, Paul go first and then, uh, we'll do a quick sign off here.

03:08:41.600 All right.

03:08:41.780 Well, over time I'll go quick.

03:08:43.020 Remember to be a friend, tell a friend something nice.

03:08:45.920 You could change your life and always remember we're in this together. 0.99

03:08:48.560 I love you all white fucking power and let's go have a day. 1.00

03:08:56.280 Hell yeah. 1.00

03:08:57.340 Have a good day, Paul.

03:08:58.460 And, uh, yeah, it's been a good conversation here about, you know, how we can, uh, rang

03:09:03.440 the, uh, the retail market in our favor and, uh, put a little bit of pride into, uh, the

03:09:08.500 things that we create, we produce on the daily basis.

03:09:11.520 It's been a good conversation.

03:09:13.500 Um, uh, hope you guys had a good time.

03:09:15.600 It is now time for the white power lunch hour.

03:09:17.740 So we will see you back here early tomorrow morning, 8 AM Pacific time.

03:09:22.000 You guys have a great rest of your day. 0.99

03:09:23.460 White fucking power and unite the clans. 0.99

03:09:25.780 See you guys. 1.00

03:09:27.060 Good night.

03:09:27.600 Good day.

03:09:27.920 Good day.

03:09:29.240 Good day.

03:09:30.160 Good night, mate.

03:09:31.280 Good night.

03:09:31.800 Good night, mate.

03:09:35.060 Yeah, no, thanks for the space boys.

03:09:37.320 Uh, good way to start a Monday off.

03:09:39.680 Um, lots of good stuff there.

03:09:42.020 Um, and, uh, let's see what we got.

03:09:47.560 We got, uh, incoming admin.

03:09:50.760 There we go.

03:09:51.740 You're the man.

03:09:52.420 Yeah.

03:09:55.780 Um, yeah, let's do this.

03:09:58.600 Let's do this.

03:10:00.180 Let's do it, brother.

03:10:01.940 How you doing, Mr.

03:10:03.160 Mythos?

03:10:03.780 Good to see y'all.

03:10:07.400 It's good to be seen.

03:10:08.600 Good to be heard.

03:10:10.380 Um, good to be healthy.

03:10:13.680 Good to be, uh, drinking, uh, high quality white power coffee and, uh, with some white power 1.00

03:10:22.340 maple syrup for flavor.

03:10:25.780 All natural from our, from our friends up north.

03:10:30.660 Uh, yeah, it's, it's a good day, man.

03:10:33.100 Um, things are happening.

03:10:36.300 You got, uh, you know, got Grok, uh, making everything into a, uh, uh, a white nationalist

03:10:45.520 dog whistle on the timeline.

03:10:47.620 It's been hilarious.

03:10:49.560 Um, you know, some other things, uh, some things that are going to be due for, uh, 1488 radio,

03:10:57.780 but yeah.

03:10:59.480 Uh, yeah.

03:11:00.220 What's going on, man?

03:11:01.540 Uh, what's it, what's the topic?

03:11:02.960 Are we, uh, you got some Evola for us today.

03:11:06.660 I know you, you did that, uh, Evola chat on, on Friday, right?

03:11:10.680 I didn't catch all of it, so I'm not up to speed, but, uh, how did that go?

03:11:15.240 Yeah.

03:11:15.680 No, I did about an hour long riff, uh, uh, a lot of things related to Evola and, um,

03:11:23.140 it was quite enjoyable.

03:11:24.780 Um, I'm a bit, I'm a bit Evola out at the moment, uh, had a great weekend, looking forward

03:11:31.880 to a great week, going to be a busy one in between work and, uh, getting the domestic

03:11:37.820 situation sorted and everything.

03:11:40.340 So I, uh, first of all, welcome to the Y Power Lunch Hour, everybody, where we give you

03:11:45.680 the most nutritious and delicious, real enhancing, appetizing courses that you will find.

03:11:53.140 All over the internet.

03:11:54.760 And, um, you know, I, uh, I was furious today, Mythos.

03:11:59.740 I was furious.

03:12:00.860 I usually don't get furious, but this Canadian government ticketing people for going into

03:12:09.900 the woods, um, that really touched a nerve deep inside my soul.

03:12:15.280 And I was, um, outraged.

03:12:17.100 I was very outraged that this is even a conceivable, uh, conceivable penalty for people walking around

03:12:26.520 in the woods.

03:12:27.720 Um, this is, it's absolutely, it's, it's like, I, I don't even know how to put it into words.

03:12:34.200 It's such a crime against our people.

03:12:36.760 It is so new world.

03:12:39.320 It offends the green man, right?

03:12:41.540 Judaic.

03:12:42.440 It does.

03:12:43.420 It offends, it offends everything that defines our people and their love of being in nature.

03:12:49.600 And I was just so furious.

03:12:52.940 I'm over it now.

03:12:54.100 But, uh, the, the, uh, there's just been so much in the news lately too, that you see

03:13:01.100 with like people being victimized or people being victimized.

03:13:05.420 Uh, it's been, um, I woke up, I woke up upset after this, you know, eat breakfast, hang

03:13:13.000 out, then look at the phone, look on the timeline.

03:13:15.940 And, um, I woke up upset, but, uh, I'm better now, brother.

03:13:20.760 But it was like, that really got me head up.

03:13:26.200 Well, I'm glad you're doing better and I'm glad you were mad.

03:13:29.700 I mean, we actually deserve to be mad and we owe it to our people to be mad and we owe

03:13:36.720 it to our people to be upset about this.

03:13:38.840 And we owe it to our people to do something with that energy, right?

03:13:42.580 That, uh, that, uh, that spiritual nutrition that, uh, the white person is known for, right? 0.55

03:13:48.860 I've been, um, uh, a fairly agreeable person for a long time.

03:13:55.860 And I, I noticed, and my dad had a temper.

03:14:00.220 My dad was a, was an, was a guy who would fly off the handle and he would, uh, the home

03:14:08.580 that I grew up in had holes in the walls and in the doors.

03:14:12.420 Uh, you know, this is, this is the home that I grew up in and it was scary, right?

03:14:20.440 He never hit us.

03:14:22.440 Uh, but he would, he would destroy our home, uh, in fits of rage.

03:14:28.480 And that rage is something that I rejected then for myself for a long time.

03:14:35.700 And he was mad at the wrong things.

03:14:38.100 He was taking it out on the wrong people.

03:14:40.020 And he was mad at the world and taking it out on people most closest to him.

03:14:48.500 And so, you know, I learned to, uh, avoid that behavior, but anger.

03:14:58.480 Anger is a gift.

03:15:00.840 Anger is our natural response to that, which threatens what we love, right?

03:15:08.680 And, and your, your duty as a, as a white man is to correctly identify what is it that

03:15:14.600 you love and then let nature take its course.

03:15:20.160 And we talked about that a little earlier, Sammy brought it up.

03:15:23.940 Do you love your creature comforts or do you love your people?

03:15:28.480 Are you, will you prioritize?

03:15:31.840 And this goes back to the corporate, uh, what do they call them?

03:15:36.600 Um, the robber barons, right?

03:15:39.620 Is how they were named in, in the past.

03:15:43.160 See, do, do you prioritize your own comfort and your exclusion from your people? 0.93

03:15:55.440 Or do you prioritize and, and love your people?

03:16:02.400 And so much has been taken for granted and who knew it was going to change the, you know,

03:16:08.820 the, the girls that are dancing on the timeline, they should be dancing. 0.99

03:16:14.640 They should be dancing at least once a month.

03:16:21.600 It's just so happened to be the, what the Sturges, uh, Sturgeon full moon, um, recently.

03:16:27.940 Um, they should be dancing with the cycles of the moon.

03:16:32.040 Um, our women should have that freedom and that, that spirit and that, uh, safety and security 0.99

03:16:41.600 to enjoy dancing and we should enjoy it with them, but they shouldn't be doing it where

03:16:50.120 they're doing it as my contention is, is that we should be operating, uh, in a space that

03:16:58.400 has been protected.

03:17:01.980 Yes, I agree.

03:17:03.060 I think that they should be dancing and not dancing the way they're dancing and these dance 0.72

03:17:09.500 moves that they learned from the nigger fight television and, uh, our enemies media injection 1.00

03:17:15.720 into their psyche. 0.90

03:17:17.400 They should be dancing in skirts, uh, preferably like around a maple, um, outside in a, in a

03:17:24.820 nice sunny area and they should be dancing in order to display their, uh, kind of availability

03:17:33.080 for the young men to find mates and, um, create more of us.

03:17:38.040 I think that is one of the, the function.

03:17:40.540 And that's really what they're doing, right?

03:17:41.740 That's really what they're doing in, in essence is dancing to express that, uh, that desirability

03:17:51.440 and that their womanhood and expressing their womanhood. 0.72

03:17:56.520 And I was just, uh, the reason I went there is because you go back 30 or 50 years and our,

03:18:03.980 our festivals, our fairs, our local county fairs, they were these places, they were these,

03:18:14.960 these group activities where we brought our, our food, we brought our wares, we brought our home,

03:18:24.360 home crafted and handcrafted items to share and sell and, and, uh, enjoy all of that, which

03:18:33.760 is our people.

03:18:35.480 And, you know, today that is all gone.

03:18:39.480 And it was, maybe it was just taken for granted, maybe these, you know, they, they didn't realize

03:18:46.380 how hard fought that battle was to secure this land for our people.

03:18:51.580 And as these, these nones came in and began transgressing and trespassing in our areas, 1.00

03:18:58.960 they, uh, they didn't pay enough attention.

03:19:02.800 And now we have a battle out, we have a, we, we literally have orcs roaming the hills of

03:19:10.700 the Shire.

03:19:11.260 And, and that's not, this is, this is way far gone from what, uh, what Tolkien even wrote.

03:19:18.700 Yeah.

03:19:19.360 And to my knowledge, Tolkien never wrote about the orcs storming through the Shires, right?

03:19:26.740 Ah, ah, actually, interestingly enough mythos, that is how, spoiler alert, the trillion

03:19:32.780 ends with, um, Saruman, after he gets kicked out of Isengard, going to the Shire, disguising 0.73

03:19:42.580 himself and bringing human thugs and orcs into the Shire and attempting to turn it into some 0.99

03:19:50.800 industrialized hellscape.

03:19:53.340 So when the fellowship, the, when the Hobbit fellowship makes its way back to the Shire,

03:20:00.620 they find, uh, most of the trees cut down, they find brick buildings, which are, uh, terribly

03:20:07.420 offensive to them as they're, you know, a, a forest dwelling folk.

03:20:11.900 And, uh, Saruman has set up this destruction of their homeland and destruction of their community 1.00

03:20:19.380 intentionally to inflict vengeance upon them for throwing him out of the, uh, Black Tower. 0.75

03:20:26.540 So, Saruman is, he is such a Jew. 1.00

03:20:29.320 That guy is such a Jew. 1.00

03:20:30.600 He is such a Jew. 1.00

03:20:32.060 He is such a Jew. 1.00

03:20:32.820 You know, he's like a Shabos Koi. 1.00

03:20:34.740 If you, if you, he's like this industrialist we were talking about, like the past couple of

03:20:38.760 hours, right?

03:20:39.380 Cause he's like, he starts off as one of the, uh, like my year wizard guys who's supposed to be,

03:20:47.400 uh, he's supposed to be wise and he's supposed to help kind of help the denizens of, of middle

03:20:52.880 earth to deal with stuff.

03:20:54.240 And then he gets greedy and he teams up with Sauron and his plan was to actually overthrow

03:20:59.920 Sauron.

03:21:00.420 So he thinks he's going to be able to out Jew, the ultimate Jew. 1.00

03:21:05.740 And, uh, then, then the, the forces of good, um, and toss them out and he gets beat up.

03:21:11.660 It's kind of poetic because he ends up getting beat up by the end, the end folk who go tear

03:21:16.620 down all this stuff, the big tree people.

03:21:18.520 And then he goes and, and spurge out and starts cutting down all the hobbits trees and everything

03:21:23.440 like that.

03:21:24.080 And, uh, Mariadoc and Pippin have to basically, um, Mariadoc Pippin and Samwise have to basically

03:21:31.680 like take over the governing structure of the Shire after he's, he's kicked out.

03:21:36.380 It's, it's a really interesting way to end the series and it doesn't feature at all in

03:21:41.320 the films.

03:21:41.760 So it's, um, kind of funny, but yeah, I haven't read the trilogy since I was a child, so I didn't

03:21:47.920 recall that.

03:21:48.860 Yeah.

03:21:49.100 So very good point.

03:21:51.020 And, uh, thank you for doing that.

03:21:52.380 It, it, uh, it really, when I moved back to my hometown, I realized it was the Shire, 0.99

03:22:01.580 you know, over 20 years ago, uh, and it was beset on all sides by the encroaching orcs.

03:22:08.880 So it's always resonated with me from the early days, but, um, one tribe, welcome.

03:22:15.720 Get in there.

03:22:18.460 Hey guys.

03:22:19.340 Um, I forgot my point earlier, so I'll, I'll just, uh, I'll, I'll panel ride for a minute

03:22:27.100 while I think of it.

03:22:27.940 All right.

03:22:28.300 All right.

03:22:28.680 Yeah.

03:22:28.840 We kind of, uh, we kind of meandered through the, uh, the hills of the Shire here.

03:22:35.820 Yeah.

03:22:36.220 Yeah.

03:22:36.440 I got lost in the, in the beautiful imagery.

03:22:38.580 Oh, I know what it was speaking of beautiful imagery.

03:22:40.480 Yeah.

03:22:41.280 So being out in, uh, skull mask mentioned earlier, you know, this ticketing in, uh, in Canada

03:22:46.940 for going in the woods, um, that would be, that would be death to my soul.

03:22:54.300 I add, I literally need to go out among the trees, you know, as often as I possibly can.

03:23:02.460 Um, that is my, the forest is, is, is kind of like my house of worship.

03:23:08.540 Not a kind of, it is.

03:23:09.780 I mean, that's, that's my happy place.

03:23:11.400 Um, I get, and, and I guess the, my question is what, what is there, what's the reason? 0.90

03:23:16.520 What, what excuse, what bullshit justification is the government, um, using, uh, for this action? 0.88

03:23:26.220 Anybody? 0.99

03:23:26.700 It's a, it's a, it's a, uh, climate.

03:23:31.240 It's because of the, um, they, the excuse they're using is that there is a fire risk

03:23:36.060 and that having responsible, upstanding white people out in the woods who enjoy, love nature

03:23:42.900 are going to increase the fire risk because everything is so dry.

03:23:48.240 That is, that is their excuse.

03:23:50.160 And is this just in one single province or like all of Canada?

03:23:54.100 Is this just in like, I think it's Newfoundland, right?

03:23:56.700 Um, I think it might be BC, but, um, as a, as a, as a, oh, I almost call myself a Yankee.

03:24:04.120 That's three lashes.

03:24:05.600 Um, as an American, I'm, I'm not so sure.

03:24:08.980 Okay.

03:24:11.180 Um, well, I guess if anything, this'll, uh, give Alberta another reason to cede from the 0.72

03:24:18.200 union.

03:24:21.000 So anyway, uh, yeah.

03:24:23.020 And, and Newfoundland, uh, you know.

03:24:26.460 Um, they, they don't need any more reasons, but, uh, that would be, you know, on their

03:24:32.000 ticket to, um, but yeah, it's, uh, it's, it's just Canada being Canada at this point.

03:24:40.780 Um, and it's, and it's, and it's an absurd, it's an absurdly run country, uh, with absurd 0.83

03:24:47.320 people.

03:24:48.320 And the, there's a, a picture, an image with six candidates running for office in Canada,

03:24:58.980 uh, of different, uh, uh, uh, different political parties.

03:25:03.860 And they're all Indian, uh, it's, it, it's bizarre. 1.00

03:25:08.720 Like, and, and I know there's, there's Sikhs and different, different types of whatever,

03:25:13.180 but, uh, some have turbans, some don't women, uh, all Indian.

03:25:20.260 And it's, it's bizarre to share a border with a country like that growing up the way that

03:25:29.540 we grew up and, you know, having this sentiment toward Indians that we did, uh, in my youth,

03:25:37.280 this is bizarre. 0.99

03:25:38.860 It's just, it's a, it's a clown country, uh, run by clown people. 0.99

03:25:43.780 Um, ours, our country is just as bad in a different way, but it's, uh, yeah, it's absurd. 0.97

03:25:52.080 And it, it, it, it, it offends the, the nature in us.

03:25:56.200 It, it offends the Teddy Roosevelt who put, you know, put these, uh, national parks together

03:26:03.880 so that we could, one of the, my favorite things to do growing up was to visit.

03:26:08.860 National, national, national parks and state parks.

03:26:11.860 Um, it's the county parks, just, just running out in the, in the grass where they had grass

03:26:20.500 running off into, uh, the hills, uh, where the, the, the natural shrub and finding gopher

03:26:31.240 snakes and king snakes and lizards.

03:26:33.340 And, uh, we used to tie, um, tied little, you know, knots in the end of a, of a piece

03:26:40.680 of a weed, right.

03:26:42.120 And, and create a lizard catcher and go fishing for lizards.

03:26:46.340 Uh, these are the things that we do as children.

03:26:49.700 Um, and, uh, and we deserve to have that back.

03:26:54.140 We deserve to take all of it back.

03:26:57.660 And if anyone wants to, you know, and that's where the organization and the numbers come

03:27:03.280 in.

03:27:03.440 I'll, I'll yield there.

03:27:04.260 Y'all know the time, what time it is a, uh, CQ.

03:27:09.420 What's happening.

03:27:10.180 What's going on.

03:27:12.520 I just came to put in a quick plug, real quick plug.

03:27:17.520 We have a huge, for your shaving cream and your, your razors.

03:27:20.420 Do you get, you obviously got some Gillette man funded by Jews. 0.87

03:27:25.320 Yes.

03:27:25.820 My whole show is funded by Gillette.

03:27:28.200 Um, no big, big announcement.

03:27:30.260 We're having I hypocrite on, uh, and Corey Mahler in the CQ radio space on Saturday at 8 PM.

03:27:39.000 Um, so it's going to be epic.

03:27:41.460 We're already working on, um, our ways of, uh, deconstructing this, uh, you know, this

03:27:49.560 thing with them.

03:27:50.240 So it should be fun.

03:27:51.700 It's going to be super professional grade.

03:27:54.440 It's going to be a lot of heavy hitters there. 1.00

03:27:56.520 Uh, no more news will be there.

03:27:59.280 Um, Gnostic informant will be there. 0.87

03:28:01.680 Big tech will be there.

03:28:03.300 Uh, of course, Nemo Amalek will be there, the whole panel.

03:28:05.700 So it's going to be, uh, one that you don't want to miss.

03:28:09.280 So it's going to be market calendar Saturday at 8 PM Eastern CQ radio.

03:28:14.860 So sub the channel if you haven't already.

03:28:16.940 So you get the notification.

03:28:19.480 Well, that's, that's going to be a pretty spicy one.

03:28:22.900 This will be good.

03:28:24.180 That'll be good.

03:28:24.900 It's interesting having Mahler around because he does have, uh, he has a, he's very tactful

03:28:31.320 and very, uh, very cogent, very cogent, man.

03:28:38.180 Yeah.

03:28:38.580 I just call it real vampire.

03:28:40.300 That's what I call it.

03:28:41.640 I call him a real vampire.

03:28:44.180 Uh, so we're going to have to, we're going to have to keep the shares to like, you know,

03:28:47.460 one or two minutes, you know, back and forth.

03:28:49.820 But you guys, I mean, I remember he came on to, you know, 14 radio is a good show, you

03:28:54.500 know, super respectful.

03:28:55.660 Everything went good.

03:28:56.420 We plan to, you know, have something similar like that.

03:28:58.920 It's a good back and forth, no name calling bullshit, just, uh, intellectual stuff going

03:29:03.740 back and forth.

03:29:04.880 So anyhow, good show today.

03:29:07.660 Sounds, uh, sounds like a good pro white message here going on. 0.78

03:29:12.100 So I'm just tuning in while I'm doing some tech work, white power. 1.00

03:29:16.800 White power, brother. 1.00

03:29:17.640 I want to get your take on this.

03:29:19.200 Cause I know you were kind of, um, not so much.

03:29:22.780 I was a huge nature kid, man.

03:29:24.880 I was like my, I grew up in Florida and Tennessee and in the Midwest.

03:29:30.560 And it was like, this is, this is what we did on the weekends.

03:29:35.360 And when, when my dad would get a week off work, we would go camping for a whole week.

03:29:39.880 I started backpacking when I was like 14, like long distances, making little, uh, lizard

03:29:46.000 loops out of the sawgrass and catching a little lizards down by the creek.

03:29:49.360 That was like, that was a huge part of my childhood.

03:29:51.720 And it's like, um, I know some of us weren't, uh, weren't nature kids.

03:29:57.140 I know we weren't like out super outdoorsy type kids.

03:30:00.820 And, and I wonder how much of, um, how much of that, that reflects on kind of the way we

03:30:06.680 grow up and the way we look at this stuff is it's like, you know, oh, well, yeah, nature's

03:30:10.900 cool, but it's not essential.

03:30:12.700 And I feel like some of us have like a, like I'm a diehard nature guy, a guy will, I want

03:30:19.460 to live out there in a cabin, maybe with the star link.

03:30:22.000 So I can still do my power launch hour until you, until you can't until you can't, uh, Sammy

03:30:33.420 will decide when that day comes.

03:30:37.080 Um, but yeah, this is, this is, uh, this is how we live, right?

03:30:43.500 And we were sold this, uh, this malnutrition, um, and these TV dinners and these prepackaged,

03:30:56.660 uh, processed meal bars, uh, taking our natural, uh, uh, trail mix, smashing it into a bar,

03:31:12.580 wrapping it with, with, uh, you know, the, the industrial packaging and shipping that out

03:31:21.240 and calling it food.

03:31:22.600 Right.

03:31:23.220 And, and, uh, and my wife has, uh, has begun making exceptional bread for the family.

03:31:34.280 Like it's, it's amazing how easy it is.

03:31:38.360 And I call it easy.

03:31:39.660 I should say quick.

03:31:40.780 It's amazing how quick it is.

03:31:42.580 It's not easy.

03:31:43.880 Uh, I, I can't even, I don't even know how to do it, uh, but she's like, Oh, you want 1.00

03:31:47.760 to make bread?

03:31:48.340 You want some bread?

03:31:49.120 And it's like, yeah, an hour later we have, uh, oven fresh hot bread.

03:31:53.260 Um, and it's, it's amazing that this can all be done in the home, um, with a relatively

03:32:02.820 light touch.

03:32:04.700 Um, and, and these are the things that we, we need to go back to.

03:32:08.040 And, and there was a discussion about economics and metaphysics earlier, uh, and Skobas, you,

03:32:14.780 you mentioned that everything is, is metaphysics.

03:32:17.520 Um, and the, and my perception is that this metaphysical, uh, food that is cooked by my wife.

03:32:32.620 Um, uh, it has, it has that essence in it.

03:32:36.800 And is, is this, is this a part of what you were talking about there?

03:32:40.360 Um, is that, am I tracking here or is this something else?

03:32:47.020 Yeah.

03:32:47.540 I mean, it's, uh, I think this is, it's on a, on a, on a larger scale.

03:32:51.940 And this is why, um, I hold Henry Ford in such high esteem and particularly why many of

03:32:58.080 us hold the third Reich in such high esteem.

03:33:00.400 Um, and, uh, the European civilization as a whole, interestingly enough, um, I disagree

03:33:07.640 with a lot of the kind of, uh, primitivist what I, I, and, and I don't mean to be dismissive,

03:33:15.340 but what I see as kind of primitivist sentiments in the regression to a less technological way

03:33:22.300 of life, because one of the things that Europeans were able to do was create these civilizations

03:33:31.040 that were made it possible for us to support, uh, cultural and educational structures at

03:33:40.020 scale inside our cities, um, Vienna, Prague, uh, Paris, London, a lot of these places were

03:33:51.540 possible because we were able to streamline agricultural production.

03:33:58.100 And, um, the part, the problem of mass industrial kind of, uh, assembly line production didn't exist

03:34:07.860 yet.

03:34:08.140 So we were able to have people who had, who were, their responsibility was to make bread

03:34:14.700 or their responsibility was to participate in agricultural production.

03:34:18.620 And they were able to scale that up thanks to technological innovation, like the millstone

03:34:24.500 or the water wheel.

03:34:26.820 And, um, by doing that, they were able to support these larger population centers where we could

03:34:32.600 have more abstract levels of production in industry and in culture and in education.

03:34:39.040 So we were able to create universities that, uh, furthered our understanding of the natural

03:34:44.760 world.

03:34:45.280 And we were able to create these beautiful wonders across the continent that, uh, you know, uh,

03:34:51.280 architectural achievements that were unparalleled by any people on the face of the planet.

03:34:57.320 And this, this, this doing this in a balanced manner and doing this in a manner in which we

03:35:06.560 maintain our connection to our products, but at the same time are able to scale up in a way

03:35:15.120 that provides the necessary framework for an advanced civilization is one of the things that

03:35:21.540 I see only the only Europeans really capable of it's, it's, um, if we are able to do this 0.76

03:35:31.720 in a way like Henry Ford did where the workers are supported, the product is good.

03:35:38.780 The industry is able to grow and technologically advance, but society doesn't suffer from it.

03:35:47.060 And this was a, uh, this was a very big spiritual value to the third Reich and to the early 20th 0.54

03:35:58.300 century United States before we became subverted and corrupted by the enemy.

03:36:04.000 Uh, it was possible for, for these societies to have material production, um, at scale without

03:36:14.340 sacrificing the cohesion of communities and without completely destroying the family unit.

03:36:22.540 And, uh, this, this kind of spiritual alignment that we had with one another at, at, uh, at a

03:36:30.900 communal level.

03:36:31.620 And it was something that's like, it is totally possible.

03:36:35.560 And I think that is one of the only true ways that we make it out of this mess is by realizing

03:36:43.480 that, um, somehow instilling in our people that they can live a healthy, adjusted, um, sane lifestyle

03:36:54.820 without having to sacrifice the advancements of technology without having to give up internet

03:37:02.920 access or without having to, it's very, it's very tough.

03:37:06.840 I think it's going to be very difficult.

03:37:08.300 It's going to be very challenging, but, um, it's something that our people deserve.

03:37:13.640 And, and when we take on the, uh, responsibility of building the next world, it's something that

03:37:22.900 we're going to have to be aware of.

03:37:24.320 And we're going to have to take advantage of because at the end of the day, we will need

03:37:28.820 to have intercontinental stealth bombers and we will have to have, you know, drone swarms and we will

03:37:36.440 have to have modern military technology and we will have to have some form of mass media.

03:37:41.200 Uh, we'll, we'll have to have some form of mass education.

03:37:44.000 These are, these are all going to be indispensable parts of, uh, getting us to, to that point where

03:37:52.620 we can have a sustainable, healthy, large scale, prosperous civilization again.

03:37:59.780 And, and, um, the Romans were also very good at this.

03:38:02.740 The Romans built incredible infrastructure projects that the world had never seen before

03:38:08.520 anything even close to it.

03:38:10.060 And, um, they were the first, Rome was the first city to hit a million people.

03:38:14.260 It was, I think it was Rome.

03:38:16.320 I'm fairly certain it was Rome.

03:38:17.420 And I, and I don't think another city reached that size until like 1400 AD, I believe it was

03:38:23.580 Paris.

03:38:23.960 So this is an essential part of the Aryan imperium and it's something that, um, we can't pull 0.99

03:38:30.260 off and we should aim for, we should aim for the, the highest level of achievement possible

03:38:35.360 and the most cohesive alignment with, uh, our values while at the same time appreciating

03:38:42.700 and, and, uh, being able to fully realize the scope of our potential.

03:38:51.300 And that's a metaphysical value.

03:38:53.960 You know, it, it, it is, it has to be a metaphysical value.

03:38:57.440 This is something that has to be held higher than just the simple mechanical concrete material

03:39:04.620 achievement that is possible.

03:39:06.540 Otherwise you end up like China. 0.99

03:39:08.160 Otherwise you end up with this degenerated capital oriented finance society that doesn't value

03:39:17.180 anything.

03:39:18.740 Doesn't really doesn't value anything other than the accumulation of, uh, material wealth.

03:39:23.960 And that is, um, that is a fundamentally decadent degenerate social order that leads

03:39:31.120 to, um, way too many portals for the enemy to sneak into.

03:39:35.640 Well, what, what, uh, what evokes there is the architecture that inspires the architecture

03:39:48.980 of all of our disparate nations, um, in all the ways that they put together, you know, what

03:39:58.800 they, what they could build with what they had.

03:40:01.680 And, you know, there's my yard has three useful plants, uh, rosemary, mint, and apple trees.

03:40:12.500 And I, uh, the, uh, the, uh, the, uh, the, uh, the, uh, the, uh, the, uh, the, uh, the, uh,

03:40:20.160 no maintenance, zero maintenance, just they grow.

03:40:24.100 I use them and, um, and it's wonderful.

03:40:28.640 and the apple trees take care they take a constant you know through through the the spring through

03:40:43.240 the late summer they're just they're just about one of my trees is just about producing apples

03:40:50.420 the size of a tennis ball and they're almost ready for for eating cooking and making desserts and and

03:41:02.960 pies and they are delicious apples but I have I have a few things right and and I can use those

03:41:12.640 to my advantage cooking and and so forth there's other things that my property doesn't have that I

03:41:20.740 need to import right and and get from somewhere else and that's the other part of of this is to

03:41:29.420 to understand the the economics of of sourcing and bringing together

03:41:41.260 the needs to say build my house you know I I cannot make the glass for my windows I cannot

03:41:49.220 does that mean I should not have windows I cannot make I cannot source the the timber for my my frame

03:41:58.000 does that mean I I must build a mud hut and these are the other aspects of it is is where

03:42:07.620 we decide to go what is the standard of living what is acceptable because we've gone far way too far

03:42:19.120 we've gone way too far in in sourcing and mimicking the natural order or or subverting and perverting

03:42:30.140 the natural order to the point where it's destructive and it poisons ourselves and it poisons our souls

03:42:36.220 and it poisons our children um with this stuff right the uh what is it the um

03:42:47.320 what do they call the the cell phones now um

03:42:53.060 the scrying mirror they call them yes yes yeah and that's because we should we should all just start

03:43:03.140 calling our phones the scrying mirrors so we understand the uh the innate poisoning uh that they

03:43:11.260 they possess and use them um as as necessary within that context because this is this is a part of the

03:43:21.800 poisoning um our children um are exposed to these and many of us don't know right I I it's it's

03:43:32.520 less than six months that cell phones being scrying mirrors has been given to me as an understanding

03:43:41.440 and so now that's new as a side note mythos do you you're aware of palantir I'm assuming peter

03:43:48.320 teal's company of course yes yes I do you know the lore behind that name

03:43:53.220 I I I have heard it and I forget it can you uh it's it's related to the scrying mirror so this is

03:44:02.700 this is again related to tolkien so tolkien in the in his series uh in lord of the rings um the palantir

03:44:11.900 were these basically crystal balls that were created by like the old elves and the king of men that allowed 0.92

03:44:21.020 the numenorean lords to communicate communicate across middle earth and they were like crystal

03:44:27.420 balls that you could talk into them and you could look into them and you could see stuff going on and

03:44:32.020 they were called palantir and in the book lord of the rings and in the film if you recall one of these

03:44:38.060 was recovered from saruman's tower after it fell and this was one of the palantir that was corrupted

03:44:45.500 by sauron so when hippin picks it up and looks inside it he sees mordor and he sees the eye of

03:44:54.440 sauron and the eye of sauron also sees him through this palantir because since it's been corrupted by

03:45:01.180 sauron he can look through it and um the the kind of evil implication of making your company name palantir

03:45:09.180 and the idea that our smart devices are black mirror scrying devices is too poetic to um be

03:45:20.480 coincidental it's it's a bit terrifying well i uh i laugh when i see uh some of my employees put

03:45:31.820 a little piece of tape or a a piece of a post-it note over their their uh their camera on their

03:45:44.340 computer uh do they do that with their cell phone you know they don't it it is uh do they are they

03:45:55.080 unaware that they every time they're looking at their phone their phone is looking back at them

03:46:00.500 24 7 live feed

03:46:04.180 palantir uh yeah it's it is it is on one hand

03:46:13.660 um not something to be afraid of in terms of information gathering at some level because most

03:46:20.920 of us are just uh folks going about their day but on the other hand when you understand the

03:46:26.880 information gathering that is happening uh constantly uh depending on i guess your

03:46:33.980 your terms of service and what's really happening uh behind the screen um it's uh it is vast

03:46:43.560 uh to the point of mind-boggling and i'm sure uh some other folks in here uh who are uh more

03:46:51.760 experienced in this area uh have actual meat to put on those bones in terms of the idea but

03:47:00.480 i i i can't i can only imagine very little about what they're doing with all of this information

03:47:07.500 what they're using it for um why they're using it and if you think about

03:47:13.280 the the amount of effort it takes to convert these these uh this atmosphere this online environment

03:47:24.360 the ai how much work it takes to make sure that they're plugging up these vulnerabilities that we saw

03:47:33.760 um uh like a grok expose yesterday uh there's there is ways for just regular old people you know you

03:47:48.020 know just smart white men uh to find a vulnerability and start exploiting a vulnerability in a cultural way

03:47:55.960 that disrupts what they're trying to do and it's actually

03:48:02.480 really it's it's just white the white spirit uh overcoming anything that comes our way like the

03:48:11.460 scrying mirror uh we we will dominate the scrying mirror environment that's just the way that we are

03:48:18.280 we will dominate it um you know the the rank and file among us will dominate it we find it we share it

03:48:25.980 uh and we expose the vulnerabilities and and we exploit it to our cultural advantage

03:48:32.140 and they spend countless hours countless days countless years countless resources

03:48:38.800 attempting to to stop this from happening and if you look at the amount of effort it takes to

03:48:47.220 stop this progress and stop this and then you look at the fact that things are falling apart around us

03:48:53.740 you know these are these are i think very complementary in in their

03:49:00.000 um in their um in their relativity that one thing uh if if that amount of of work was actually

03:49:09.960 um exercise toward

03:49:16.600 building if the resources were allocated toward discovery toward uh innovation toward uh restoration

03:49:29.720 the world would be in a much better place and instead they they engineer all these resources to

03:49:37.340 attempt to uh destroy us and we see and and they can't do anything really about it we we always will rise

03:49:46.540 and we always will conquer uh they they can't do anything about that despite their

03:49:54.100 uh incessant and and consistent attempt to do so um it's it is a white pill for me the the white man

03:50:05.440 cannot be stopped um but it is also uh a black pill reality that we are at the same time um being

03:50:15.820 uh the the value that we add to the world is being extracted and then uh engineered to our own

03:50:26.440 destruction at the same time it's it's uh it's quite the dichotomy that we find ourselves in

03:50:32.640 yeah this is it's very it's a strange dynamic and um i i'm actually kind of been uh looking at this

03:50:43.100 in a union sense lately and i'm formulating some maybe a a uh essay on this subject on this exact

03:50:55.000 subject because they're uh the online the uh way that these digital platforms allow the emergence of

03:51:06.300 these um like collective meta personalities is really uh it hasn't existed before this is like a novel

03:51:17.280 type of psychological phenomenon that did not exist even 10 years ago online with this kind of

03:51:26.540 um more dispersed social media atmosphere where we had people with their personal accounts we had

03:51:35.180 facebook and we had myspace and all this good stuff but lately over the past like five or six years

03:51:41.860 especially with the influx of large numbers of non-whites to the internet which was not a thing 0.99

03:51:47.860 in the in the good old days um which we all miss severely the good old days of the internet

03:51:53.960 was um thanks to this these these huge numbers of groups coming on there is there is now a

03:52:01.740 emergence of these kind of uh large shadow organisms that act as like collective demographic

03:52:09.820 representations and uh i i was reminded of this by the hilarity of the fact that we now have a

03:52:19.760 frame of reference we now have an idea in our head of what africans are like uh and not africans in

03:52:28.340 africa africans here in our country because of the amount of you know pure unfiltered media that exists

03:52:40.220 displaying their proclivities and their um personalities through police webcams and their

03:52:48.000 you know uh intrusive disruptive behaviors in public we have kind of formulated a a representation

03:52:57.200 of the african that we were not exposed to before exposure to these demographic groups came through

03:53:05.900 the media it came through enemy control channels and it came through hollywood and so we are in this

03:53:13.980 in this at this point where not only are we able to kind of uh manifest these images of these groups

03:53:22.220 at large and have our pattern recognition and capabilities confirmed by seeing their actions

03:53:28.520 and in real time in 4k but also we are able to influence the generation of our own persona our own

03:53:39.980 meta personalities that are beginning to take shape here in the digital sphere and this um there are so many

03:53:48.460 things that contribute to this like these sec videos of of women dancing they they contribute to the meta

03:53:56.880 personality of the uh white college sorority that that feeds into a perception that did already exist in

03:54:06.400 part thanks to media and hollywood of the you know high school mean girl or the college sister sorority

03:54:14.140 or something like that but recently we have seen like novel emergencies with this where for the first

03:54:21.640 time in in a long long time the perception of white men has shifted away from the media advertising

03:54:29.120 narrative uh that we were that was forced on us uh through sitcoms primarily of white men being

03:54:36.820 you know servile and fat and um enslaved to their to their job we had the homer simpson and the peter 0.79

03:54:45.560 griffin and the kind of leave it to beaver or the the like the red foreman of that 70s show

03:54:51.880 that was um you know a a very standard kind of korean war vet dad of several decades ago that many of us

03:55:02.160 may have known as our fathers or grandfathers and we have a almost instinctively taken control over this

03:55:11.660 production of meta personalities and we have changed this with uh public demonstrations that are echoed

03:55:20.660 into the digital ecosystem by guys like uh joel davis and tom sewell and thomas rousseau and uh chris

03:55:29.360 uh of gluch dom hammer and uh arval and all of and even like nick fuentes even like these people who

03:55:37.160 are they have a public face thanks to the digital ecosystem and they are presenting something that

03:55:44.860 is unfamiliar to many of our our uh racial inferiors because the racial inferiors uh i i'm constantly

03:55:53.660 reminded of the perception that that indians have of us that they um seem to believe really believe 1.00

03:56:01.620 probably mostly due to wishful thinking that white men are what they are portrayed as by the enemy

03:56:08.640 and that they have bought into this wholesale and entirely and when they see something that does not

03:56:15.860 align with what they their perception is of us they experience cognitive dissonance and they lash out

03:56:22.820 and they become spurgs that you see in the comment section these is the propensity for indians to 0.99

03:56:30.340 spurg out in the comment section and say horrendous things to women and horrendous things post horrendous 1.00

03:56:36.740 things is as a demonstration of their inability to cope with what they know in their blood to be the fact

03:56:44.720 that we are meant to be the rulers of their civilization and that and that we are naturally spiritually born into this world

03:56:58.160 as a ruling class and that this is something that they have been basically conditioned by the enemy to reject

03:57:06.760 as as as not through as uh you are british or sir you are you know you are you trick us sir instead of

03:57:13.740 you know you are the rule of class and this is um this is a this is something that could be will be

03:57:20.980 actually a massive advantage to our young men who are growing up they will not be exposed to

03:57:26.940 the media portrayal of us and i can only hope that more of them are able to engage with the content

03:57:35.240 that portrays us in an honorable and dignified manner instead of falling into the pit of uh

03:57:43.380 the pursuit of material wealth or the pursuit of carnal pleasure that seems to be intentionally

03:57:49.660 engineered to misdirect them and kind of you know subvert this this messaging that we are getting out to them

03:57:58.700 that we are a healthy dignified and upstanding people so if they decide to go if they're exposed

03:58:05.300 to certain content that um you know we've all seen it that's like yeah i signed up for my course and and

03:58:10.680 you can make you can be a millionaire by the time you're 24 and bro you'll get so you'll you'll get so

03:58:16.820 many broads and you'll be you know alpha male bro and and if they reject that and they instead

03:58:22.220 see the content that we are outputting that's like look at your history remember who you are

03:58:27.780 and think about what you can be when we collectivize then we are having a very positive impact on the

03:58:34.480 uh digital psychosphere so i again you you know you nailed it black pill and white pill at the same

03:58:40.900 time depending on how you look at it from which angle so yeah the um we've got some strange stuff

03:58:47.160 going on at the uh meta psychological level that did not exist before

03:58:51.200 we need a uh centralized art department too now i think the time is the time is ripe for us to

03:59:13.740 uh start generating really large scale pieces of art and this is one of the reasons that capital

03:59:22.360 accumulation is so incredibly important to the cause right now is that if we could get a level

03:59:29.280 of capital accumulation rolling that is to the tune of millions of dollars or even hundreds of thousands

03:59:35.920 of dollars then we could start funding enterprise like like very well put together productions films

03:59:45.780 television shows and musical talent and we could start combining our our artistic enterprise into

03:59:53.940 these polished well-presented pieces of media that um would would be basically like a pirate

04:00:04.520 underground hollywood a a peckerwood if you will and that would be a that would be hugely beneficial

04:00:11.240 to the cause uh welcome to the stage fit set good to see you brother hope you're doing well what you got

04:00:16.340 for us well i was just gonna say like we can uh the reason why art is so degenerate because the only

04:00:21.640 ones who are commissioning art from artists are literally degenerate people like jews uh lgbtq 1.00

04:00:29.580 there's not conservatives there's not uh any uh there's not any really freemations there's there's

04:00:36.000 no one that you can describe as on the right commissioning art you're not paying people to do

04:00:42.740 this work that's what people have to understand like like these artists when they make these statues

04:00:48.900 they're not like you know i'm gonna make this fat black woman on a horse no no there there are people 0.93

04:00:54.560 going to go hey i would like to have a piece of art commissioning this is what i want and they say

04:00:59.060 okay your money checks out and they make it and so i'm just saying like if you want art to be

04:01:06.780 commissioned that that inspires young men and young white women to uh for greatness then we have to

04:01:14.840 commission it

04:01:15.560 yeah i absolutely agree with you brother i mean that is that is a uh really good place to

04:01:24.540 put resources in in kind of capturing that mind share and getting our art out there instead of just

04:01:34.920 these these kind of smaller underground digital representations we could really like i would love

04:01:43.200 to see some full-length feature films made by our our best our best visual artists that have you know

04:01:51.980 really good special effects really good acting really good scripts written that they i mean they

04:01:57.700 would probably cost uh hundreds of thousands of dollars to produce but we we could band together

04:02:03.760 pool our resources and we could get stuff like this out into the media sphere i just want to say

04:02:09.420 peckerwood production has got a really good ring to it

04:02:12.100 yeah that's pretty good right

04:02:15.880 we need uh script writers we need we need screenwriters we need equipment we need actors

04:02:27.840 and we need special effects guys and then we're going to have to figure out

04:02:32.820 how to get um get everything everything filmed well i i would love to see a western

04:02:40.320 i think that that our guys could make a phenomenal western that completely blows out all of the kind of

04:02:47.280 nihilistic western dirty you know oh dirty sinful killers instead and is a message of wholesome

04:02:56.480 productivity and industriousness of our expansion west and uh has heroism and love and and survival all 0.97

04:03:06.440 woven into one and it wouldn't be your you know bog standard kind of uh oh yes but like it's a moral

04:03:14.600 quandary and it's like you know what about the gray morality of like the gunfighter and the all this stuff

04:03:20.820 like that and i think that that would be a phenomenal piece of american production and uh our european

04:03:27.560 brothers and sisters have so much cultural material to work with that they could produce some just

04:03:36.680 absolutely phenomenal pieces of media if if they had the resources to do so there's there's retelling

04:03:45.480 of there's so many tales that could be retold if we created our own series of uh our own version of

04:03:54.040 netflix's vikings for instance or something like that that didn't completely fall off after season two

04:04:00.180 and become a joke we could create these um these actual true stories we could take true stories from

04:04:07.280 our history and we could put them into these long-form pieces of media and they would be they would be

04:04:13.340 inspirational like why is there no film about charl martel the hammer fighting at the battle of tour why is

04:04:20.320 there no film about el sid the knight fighting in spain there is no film about the king harold

04:04:26.060 hedrada returning to reclaim his throne in denmark there's no film about uh the war of the roses

04:04:35.360 isn't there isn't there an el sid isn't that charlton heston there is an old one isn't there i think

04:04:43.300 there isn't there is an el sid yeah and uh and and some of those older films if they have any subversion

04:04:51.320 at all it's very very light touch some some i may argue um don't have any right uh subversion i don't

04:05:00.960 know uh the good the bad and the ugly um the pale rider there's a emily yukis is a a right-wing artist

04:05:12.560 like if you want like a painting or something commissioned talk to emily yukis like rusty

04:05:18.660 rusty shackelford is a is a right-wing artist there you go like these are real artists and i promise

04:05:25.520 you if you approach these real artists like rusty hey i want a painting a portrait that that shows this 1.00

04:05:34.300 this is my budget will you be do business with me and they would say get go fuck yourself 0.99

04:05:42.080 or they would say yes and that's all you have to do commission and all 0.99

04:05:46.340 this is uh this is see that's phenomenal and it would be ideal for us to have a centralized

04:06:00.880 a centralized capital resource allocation team of people who are trusted that um are taking

04:06:10.060 taking taking funds to intentionally commission stuff like this and to intentionally build stuff

04:06:16.400 like this and uh then we could you know we could even start to use it for architecture we could start

04:06:24.300 to get builders down to we could fund builders to go to rttl and build them you know a a gym a gymnasium

04:06:34.480 that is in uh in the tradition of our old european heritage and those kind of things would be so

04:06:42.560 phenomenal and and the the real the level of uh white pilling that would come from something like

04:06:48.840 that would be amazing that would be an excellent use of resources and um but again it's capital

04:06:55.880 capital holds back so many political movements and capital holds back so many initiatives that could

04:07:01.840 otherwise be achieved uh there is always the potential for an angel investor to come along and

04:07:08.980 somebody to say like you know i want to trust this group with with some resources that i want i want them

04:07:15.980 to build some amazing stuff and i would love to see these this media produced i would love to see this

04:07:22.360 architecture produced but um more often than not it's it's it's it's and it's going to be that's kind

04:07:30.620 of a a a long shot it would be much better to have a centralized open ledger kind of capital allocation

04:07:38.760 service that um because unfortunately most of us are anon and with anon people it's uh the level of

04:07:46.920 grift is like off the charts so it's soon as that this this kind of centralized capital accumulation

04:07:53.500 structure you know even even shows a it doesn't even have to demonstrate any ability or it doesn't

04:08:02.180 even have to show any sign of of distrust but it would just automatically be accused of grifting

04:08:09.060 so there's some there's something to overcome there and uh that'll be it's interesting to think

04:08:14.900 about how we could work towards that i think that would be uh well the current the current model

04:08:20.100 uh is is designed for grifters and and that's that's intentional right it's this this whole paradigm

04:08:30.600 of commerce that we exist on right now is is designed for grifters it's designed for manipulation

04:08:36.840 and this is how they make their bones um this is how they make their money and uh because they

04:08:44.420 they need that environment so that they can be just one of the people who are are operating uh with

04:08:51.640 plausible deniability that they're doing anything wrong uh and so this is the way that it's engineered

04:08:59.320 because it's it's engineered on purpose for the uh the benefits of extractors right they're extracting wealth

04:09:09.480 and that's the way that they need it to be so they they uh push and lean on that at every angle

04:09:17.960 again uh one tribe brought it up uh and and some other people did that there is there is capital

04:09:25.180 access to companies that will do that if if you design this so that we can extract wealth then we

04:09:35.560 will fund this project and those people are funding that project but we do have

04:09:40.560 billionaire white people we talked about them earlier now whether or not they're uh aware of

04:09:49.940 what's going on or care at all uh is another thing but it's not that they don't have access to capital

04:09:55.560 uh we have plenty of white people who do and it it makes me think of um of the buildings that

04:10:04.540 litter our history uh the the civilizations that litter our history if those people building those

04:10:12.100 buildings building those and and allocating resources sourcing stone and metal work and

04:10:19.720 glass from all over the world to build these these uh architectural wonders if they thought that

04:10:28.120 they were just going to be destroyed uh within a year then there would be no point to this they they

04:10:35.520 they built them on the premise that they would last centuries they built them on the premise that

04:10:40.860 they would stand as a monument to their european greatness to their to their own heritage the the

04:10:48.740 the challenge we have is to be able to sell and in in fact promise that the investments that these

04:11:01.880 people would make would not simply be destroyed by roaming hordes of orcs and other uh non-desirables

04:11:11.620 right we we have to be able to sell them the idea this is a sound and long-term investment that

04:11:18.460 won't just be burnt down or destroyed uh or economically um uh economically destroyed

04:11:30.180 by the system that is built around it and and so this is this is the fight and and it i'll go back to

04:11:40.620 rttl on the ground level taking this idea that this is something that can be invested in and it can defend

04:11:52.140 itself against the attack and when it does and it proves that proof of when the proof of concept is

04:12:00.940 there then the investment will come say good okay i know where i can store my capital i can store my

04:12:10.740 capital in this project because it's actually going to last and it will be something that has return on

04:12:20.220 investment and not just something that i'm throwing away uh resources towards something that ultimately

04:12:28.060 delivers no long-term value and this is this is the the the question at hand is whether or not we can

04:12:35.040 accomplish these things i i think i think they're doing a good job and i think we will continue to do

04:12:39.440 that um and once that once that proof of concept is laid and it can be replicated um the the white cells

04:12:51.380 of our society uh our people uh will turbo charge uh to no end uh and so it's it's uh it's there's going

04:13:02.360 to be a breakthrough at some point that sets the the cavalry uh a charge and and i'm i'm here for that i mean i

04:13:12.600 i believe it's happening um i believe that uh as and and our to our to our young men who wonder can

04:13:21.560 they accomplish things in their life look you are the only ones who can and when the time comes will

04:13:31.440 you be ready will you be ready to go charge and take what is yours and be able to defend it because when 0.83

04:13:41.120 the when the shit hits the fan opportunity is going to be so incredibly abundant you won't even know 0.93

04:13:52.100 which way to go because every way will promise riches beyond your belief but you're going to have 0.97

04:13:58.980 to do the take the action necessary to grab it and to then hold it and that that is that is what i think

04:14:09.540 is is coming within five years if it's a world war that's an opportunity if it's a a war on our our land

04:14:20.920 that's an opportunity whatever it is however cataclysmic the event the opportunity for the

04:14:30.200 white man to advantage himself of the moment is going to be uh nothing like they've ever

04:14:38.800 they've ever witnessed they're not going to be trying to figure out where to put you know a chunk

04:14:45.060 of change to get a one percent dividend in uh a a cd you're not gonna be looking at what bank you can

04:14:56.340 put your money in you're going to be looking at the acclimation of riches of which has never been

04:15:06.720 available in america since the founding uh that that's that's what i think is going to happen when 0.99

04:15:14.960 the shit hits the fan

04:15:15.820 so get ready boys get ready lads and get ready and we want to build the framework for that too 0.99

04:15:25.800 we want to make sure that all this stuff is in place and that we can scale quickly and we need to

04:15:30.920 be able to scale up communications logistics infrastructure uh education providing for people

04:15:39.540 giving them havens where they can be safe where their families can be safe where they can have

04:15:44.380 healthy lifestyles and um they can be ready yeah and where your where your wife is not you know

04:15:50.680 obligated to go to her corporate job i mean that she's home right exactly she's home with your

04:15:56.620 children maintaining the home while you exercise uh your vril upon the world in a way uh that that

04:16:08.820 will i mean people should feel like uh ancient gods they should feel like ancient heroes they should feel

04:16:19.800 like the moment is upon them the um uh achilles of troy and and knowing that they're training for

04:16:31.360 something uh of which the call will arrive right to uh to not be ready to be despondent

04:16:42.360 is to their own demise to their own um you know failure to plan is planning to fail failing to prepare

04:16:53.640 is preparing to fail and every single day that goes by is a day that has an allotted time in which you

04:17:06.160 you engage you push yourself you study you you connect you network you exercise you read whatever it is

04:17:17.040 um you know this this is the those who do those who prepare uh will be those who succeed

04:17:27.800 well said well said well said brother homing bird you want to get in there my friend welcome to the

04:17:36.300 stage hope you're doing well hey mate thank you you as well um yes i'll speak on the uh

04:17:48.400 i was interested in the conversation about art and um sort of how it could relate to uh the concept of

04:18:05.200 rttl or return to the land and when i say that i essentially mean

04:18:16.400 um whites living in community amongst each other in harmony something that's been stolen from us

04:18:30.860 and it's why i appreciate a lot uh eric orwall's efforts and rttl generally um

04:18:43.120 um and bringing that in with art i mean the true art is inspired by the heart and soul and

04:18:58.420 is divinely inspired and in order for individuals to have the opportunity to create in that

04:19:11.920 way for a lot of people it's necessary to be integrated in a community like art ttl essentially a

04:19:30.500 healthy homogenous community of our people where there's true

04:19:40.560 love safety peace and support and so i think as we continue to demanding and achieving sovereignty

04:19:56.800 and true freedom and building ourselves up and our brethren up

04:20:07.300 naturally we're going to see art art art art um like art similar to what our ancestors

04:20:24.460 created like that's widely considered the most beautiful uh

04:20:34.300 uh sculptures paintings buildings etc um and so yeah i just wanted to throw that out there and also to

04:20:49.100 encourage everyone you know step by step to day by day to tap into your creative spirit and uh

04:21:02.300 you know create whether it's with a pencil a paintbrush a garden hoe etc um so anyway i appreciate the 0.80

04:21:24.300 conversation though and uh cheers cheers cheers hummingbird uh question uh what do you do for a living hummingbird

04:21:35.420 what's your occupation

04:21:38.920 he doesn't he doesn't he doesn't he's he's staying low-key he's staying low-key

04:21:50.360 that i just asked well you're you're respectable brother your occupation um

04:21:55.880 um because uh your your speech

04:22:02.040 huge impediments you know force you to find value in other things right the uh

04:22:16.360 the ability for a salesperson to hop on the phone and make a phone call and convert a sale uh is a skill

04:22:25.320 uh and they may lack in other areas of their life that they are uh they have trained on their personal

04:22:35.880 uh talents right and their everybody has

04:22:42.280 a set of personal talents uh that make them valuable and some people uh exercise those talents

04:22:52.600 um to a higher degree and some uh due to uh commitment discipline performance or just access to

04:23:05.000 opportunity uh you know exercise those talents um less and there's it's a bit of a

04:23:13.720 a um it's a bit of a fateful event that some people are able to exercise certain talents uh beyond

04:23:28.440 under you know really understanding uh they they've just they just are are really really uh put in the

04:23:37.080 right place at the right time with the right set of of assets so i just wanted to to kind of dig into

04:23:43.480 that with you because um everyone has impediments to their their skill sets their personalities

04:23:54.120 etc that push them in a certain direction and when you find that what you're doing uh is not fulfilling

04:24:04.920 you know i was a uh

04:24:05.880 uh um i was a handyman at a hotel for a period of time that's most miserable job

04:24:15.400 i've ever had a perfect for some people walking around

04:24:21.560 fixing you know replacing light bulbs fixing plumbing um painting um you know replacing

04:24:29.640 you know pieces of furniture etc uh and just enjoying that environment some people are just made for that

04:24:38.360 and the guy i was working for and with perfectly suited for that uh i was miserable like like wanted to kill 0.67

04:24:47.320 myself i did that for like three months i think and then i got a job as um with an excavating company

04:24:55.320 uh excavating in the dirt uh driving tractors digging with shovels um laying down infrastructure for new

04:25:07.240 um new construction oh man that was my speed man you know so it's it's uh everyone has

04:25:17.880 a a certain skill set that is applicable and can be used to uh to find their place in the world so

04:25:28.440 um respect to you uh you didn't want to expose that that's that is just fine just wanted to kind of dig

04:25:35.320 into that a little bit but yeah this is this is i mean well how you frame things about like

04:25:44.440 in pediment stating that i have a in pediment of speech and in pediment of the

04:25:53.320 mouth i could flip it flip the perspective and say

04:25:58.760 you've got an impediment of the ear an impediment of listening like you see what i'm saying

04:26:12.440 i have a i would have an impediment of patience um but no it's i i mean no i mean no disrespect the

04:26:19.480 the idea that that um your your speech is not uh with complication would just be

04:26:28.760 um would just be dishonest and and that doesn't mean that you're uh you know you have a failing

04:26:34.600 you know i i try to couch this in uh and understanding we all have impediments all right

04:26:40.920 we have i have my wife will say i have a hearing impediment for sure um i have a i have a great hearing

04:26:47.400 impediment with my wife sometimes um and these are just these are just factors of of who we are and

04:26:57.960 we're you know i think in in whole that we understand what we the value that we bring

04:27:06.360 uh with what we have you know some have an impediment of the of the hand that's kind of

04:27:12.200 what i was thinking i was wondering what your art skills are because being able to be concise like i i

04:27:19.880 can my hands a steady hand and my eyes are are very very good i can take a picture uh and scale it up

04:27:33.720 to um you know 20 30 times and draw the picture in um in detail uh to scale almost to perfection

04:27:49.880 um and and that's just a uh you know a skill because my hand is steady and my eyes is uh visually you

04:27:58.200 know proportionate in that way and you know there's other things that that i can't do um and uh and i

04:28:09.000 respect where i find my talents and and endeavor those i i was just curious as to what uh what certain

04:28:15.800 things that you've endeavored um because your mind's good um we can all hear that your mind is your mind

04:28:21.960 is sharp and uh has elevated uh levels of uh conceptualism and understanding uh and so the

04:28:33.640 power that you have i was i was just interested in what what uh what your superpower is because everyone

04:28:39.800 has one um and uh stuttering i'd say exceptional exceptional well hummingbird you're always welcome

04:28:50.760 here brother and and uh being an audio program um you know you always add value um i was i was

04:28:59.080 you know there are those who can speak much more quickly than you and deliver absolutely zero value

04:29:06.840 uh and that person was not allowed to come up to our stage uh try as he might today because he adds no

04:29:14.680 value he's a he's a and and uh i don't know what his superpower is but i'm sure it's something but

04:29:20.520 speaking uh and reading the room and a stage like this uh is not one of his superpowers at all so he was

04:29:27.960 uh but uh you know by juxtaposing that with you somebody who comes up adds value and brings your heart to the

04:29:35.960 game um you know that's exceptional and uh and yeah no i i i see what you're saying there with your

04:29:43.160 with the stuttering being the superpower i i'm i'm keyed in on what you just uh what you just noted there

04:29:49.080 well i have i was um i'm bored i was i'm totally deaf in one ear uh since birth i never have had any

04:29:58.760 hearing in my left ear and um in a way it's like oh you know i cannot hear sounds directionally and

04:30:07.720 for this reason i was not allowed to join the marine corps when i was 18 which i wanted to do

04:30:13.640 because uh i was all hopped up on call of duty at the time and i like being outside and i was like

04:30:19.320 you know what i'm gonna be a seer guy and i thought that would be the coolest thing ever and they're lost

04:30:24.920 but if you're deaf in your left ear and you come under fire in the middle of the night well you're

04:30:31.080 in trouble because uh all of a sudden you're looking around try to see muzzle flashes instead of being

04:30:37.080 able to hear where things are coming from but my theory is that um that little nugget of gray matter

04:30:44.440 or white matter it's it's white matter for us inside the the noggin up there instead of being used to

04:30:52.120 hear stuff i actually have been able to dedicate to uh retention and regurgitation of printed materials

04:31:01.160 so that's the way i look at it and um yeah nature nature directs i mean nature directs you

04:31:09.000 in the way that you can go if you were uh great at everything or or capable of everything uh without any

04:31:19.800 any uh resistance to one direction or the other uh you know maybe there are some of those people

04:31:33.480 and maybe those people do find themselves in a world of nihilism right when but when you have um

04:31:40.840 a a a direction presented to you by the natural universe and it gives you a means of of overcoming

04:31:51.880 because everyone's going to have the sense of of uh inferiority in some sense or another uh regardless

04:32:03.000 if you don't have that you might be missing something uh coming as a child into the world

04:32:09.240 you're you're you're surrounded by limitation you're you're you're surrounded by um

04:32:17.880 by obstacles and challenges um and some you overcome and some direct you toward something that is more

04:32:28.760 capable of your overcoming and then you you start to develop skills and abilities

04:32:34.920 and you're you know based on that environment as a child that form who you are as an adult and you

04:32:42.760 know and this is one of the reasons why going outdoors as a child and and running around in nature

04:32:49.480 gives you that sense of of adventure of of greatness and grandeur and exploration

04:32:57.080 and when you're cooped up in a city and everything is commercialized um everything is is organized to

04:33:07.400 stand on sidewalks cross streets when green um you know i used to walk around uh i was in a very strange

04:33:17.720 place i in my early 20s i had become um

04:33:27.080 seeking a higher higher plane i was living in a big city and i would just ignore

04:33:36.280 stoplights and when i and i didn't have a car so i'd walk a lot

04:33:41.960 and i would just walk and i i would have this sense i i would i would have it in myself i'm

04:33:47.160 i'm just gonna walk across the street through these and this was three or four lanes the other three lanes

04:33:53.480 of traffic each way and if the light was red i would just walk through the cars as they went

04:33:59.960 like a game of frogger and i would just i would just have a a steady can a steady canter in my step

04:34:10.920 and just walk through the cars and they would buzz by me like within a foot of each side as they went

04:34:19.320 one way or the other and i would uh i would say i was walking with the dinosaurs like walking beneath

04:34:25.880 the feet of the dinosaurs as they pounded and i just had this sense of of it it was like

04:34:33.880 a a paradox of immortality and mortality that i was walking through this because they didn't stop

04:34:41.880 they didn't honk their horns they just were like who the what the is this guy doing right is is

04:34:48.360 probably what they were thinking and i would just walk through that um and i get that i think i got that

04:34:56.440 from my upbringing i went from a world of openness and and uh natural purity to a city that just

04:35:07.800 was corrupt and disgusting and and i just wanted to defy it right so i spent it was about a month i just 0.85

04:35:16.360 spent walking around and uh and going from place to place without any attention toward the the laws that

04:35:25.880 they had put in place it's very it was an interesting experience uh i was i did this i did this with my

04:35:34.360 with my bicycle when i lived in uh when i lived in the city no helmet um fixed gear single speed

04:35:42.920 yes i was uh i was a i was a i was a fixie guy and um i would roll in between the traffic i would go in

04:35:52.360 between the cars and rock back and forth and cut in front of them and go like 30 miles an hour down the

04:36:00.200 hills and like ah yeah i remember that there's a sensation there there's a craving that you have

04:36:08.840 as a young man if you are uh one of these one of us yes i i shall not be tamed yeah and it's i shall

04:36:16.840 i won't spit the eye of this of this behemoth it is i had people try to door knock me all the time they

04:36:25.080 were trying to open their doors and knock me over and i wasn't ready for it and i'd swerve around and

04:36:29.640 i kicked a couple of cars and i you know i was a it was a menace and um it's uh it's something about

04:36:38.600 that impersonality it makes me think of jd salinger catcher in the rye that was kind of one of the uh

04:36:44.280 themes of that book was this young man's quest for a uh for reflecting off of this huge behemoth this

04:36:52.040 faceless monstrosity and developing an identity a defiance to this thing oh it's interesting hey

04:37:00.520 also vixies are solid if you think of it like i mean that that was sort of like the original uh

04:37:10.120 uh tech i guess for bicycles though it's also like like more practical in some ways because you

04:37:27.000 could sort of maintain balance without stepping off the bicycle right so um i think fixies are cool anyway

04:37:40.680 yeah it was fun especially when you get used to it i had a a pretty nice velo velodrome fixie that um

04:37:49.160 i uh i that thing used to take me all over the city it was so cool i would race the bus because i

04:37:55.800 would look at the time that it took to ride the bus because the bus stank so i was nice and racist by then

04:38:02.040 and if once you're racist you can't ride the bus anymore like that option is out you can't do it public

04:38:07.720 transit is gone never again it's stinky and it's full of roids and people and it's sticky and it's 1.00

04:38:14.840 disgusting so it's so gross it's so gross and so foul yeah i and we talked about trains i would

04:38:23.000 rather ride a train than an airplane uh airplanes just being stuck in that capsule with all of that 0.99

04:38:32.280 garbage floating around is just so disgusting breathing the air breathing the shibun air 1.00

04:38:37.640 it's pumped through the vents 1.00

04:38:41.400 yeah no thank you no thank you hey have you tried a unicycle

04:38:48.280 i haven't i have not i never went i could never get a unicycle to stand up straight

04:38:53.320 have you done that hummingbird i'm not sure i think i've probably tried it like when i was like

04:39:01.800 a child though like i haven't um that may have been only like you know it's a time or two although i'm

04:39:14.040 sort of like curious and interested in them like i think they're interesting anyway and i think

04:39:21.320 that like i'm thinking of them because they're fixed of course so it's like um like fixed gear

04:39:31.000 although um yeah i may get one i think they'd be sort of fun honestly

04:39:43.080 well i've never been able to ride one i there i had access to one for a short period of time

04:39:49.720 and tried and could not and what in the unicycle also whenever i think about it i think of jugglers

04:39:59.800 like a juggler on a unicycle uh so this person is balancing on a single wheel which i can't do on its

04:40:09.160 own and then juggling three bowling pins at the same time and when i i can imagine what's that what that's

04:40:19.000 like right i can the the physical experience of feeling that and that's that's a um

04:40:30.280 that's a flow state situation right you are if you are on a unicycle juggling uh bowling pins you are

04:40:39.960 in the flow state and that experience is exceptional and although it looks on the outside it looks like a

04:40:47.400 circus act the actual experience of doing it is is transcendent to me and i think it's amazing

04:40:57.640 also you you could the balance on a unicycle and ride a unicycle like i have zero to doubt that

04:41:11.960 that's something that you could do um you know i think like

04:41:22.920 having like some support is sometimes necessary whether it be from someone who has experience in

04:41:35.880 what you're attempting um what you're attempting um or just like a friend right like cheering you on though

04:41:47.240 i mean i think for like riding a unicycle a lot of it is about um the balance and um

04:41:59.080 um um i guess mostly about the balance and that's something that you could uh improve gradually at your own desire right

04:42:20.440 you know it's like uh there's so many things that's like

04:42:23.000 you can't it makes me think for some reason thinking about balance and thinking about uh

04:42:29.080 skill made me think of a business opportunity that you know i'm gonna bootstrap this right

04:42:34.680 it's gonna be white power tree forts you hire us we come out boom build you a white power tree for it

04:42:44.360 it's gonna be amazing dude we'll have windows gonna have a little little electricity

04:42:50.440 there's starlink on the top solar panels point at the tree and we'll build you a white power tree for

04:42:57.720 it in it and these things could be like luxury with like uh carpet sleeping arrangements all the

04:43:04.600 above heck yeah hey tree houses are hype i'm i'm into tree houses like you know if you think of it like

04:43:14.520 like there's something special about like being um among the trees and uh sleeping up there too

04:43:27.240 climbing a rope ladder up to you know the the balcony yeah it's um being able to pull that rope ladder up

04:43:37.560 and create a space of solace as a child is uh you know these are these are exceptional things

04:43:47.240 hey here's an idea that we just birthed in here a uh an rttl style uh community of

04:44:00.440 tree home uh enthusiast and then have some like really great common areas

04:44:13.400 in the community i'm down let's fucking do it nice we got we got hummingbirds stoked right now i like it 0.90

04:44:23.720 it hey hey look we can call it r tree tree l that's hey let's go return to the trees return to the 0.89

04:44:33.240 trees and the logo is return to monk return to monkey uh nate welcome welcome brother what do we

04:44:40.760 what do we got man how are you doing hey not too bad fellas good afternoon white power 0.69

04:44:47.480 yeah i was just uh we're talking about white power tree house man that's that sounds like some fun

04:44:51.640 um hey as long as i can uh as as long as i can do the uh the low voltage wiring i'll take care of all

04:44:58.920 that for you guys perfect superb try to think what i could do i could do the uh i could do the um

04:45:11.160 the digital part the digital hookups so you know you've got your you could still uh we don't do we

04:45:17.720 want you know do you want the kids playing ps5 in their tree fort that sounds kind of that's kind

04:45:22.520 of lame i don't know if they need starlink up there i think it'll be well faraday box it that's what we

04:45:28.040 could do we could faraday box the thing so there is no there is no digital signal it can get in there

04:45:33.320 it's hermetically sealed from the poisonous toxic outside world hey that's solid here's another idea

04:45:42.200 having zip lines around right having like a whole ecosystem of like tree homes and tree

04:45:50.280 common spaces like you know this is gonna be great

04:45:57.720 that would be excellent we could have a uh we could have a like a crow's nest set up you know like

04:46:03.400 secret hidden crow's nests where you have to like undo a panel and then there's like a like you can go up

04:46:10.840 into the top of the trees and there's like a canopy the canopy hangout spot with the you know just

04:46:17.400 some some spaces up there it'd be like a a dream come true for these kids it'd be phenomenal you're 0.98

04:46:23.080 not getting off light buddy you're gonna swing a fucking hammer oh all right deal deal wait till 0.99

04:46:30.760 you see my measures and cuts sammy then you'll be then you'll be singing a different tune 0.99

04:46:34.600 hey although i appreciate that sammy i think if like everybody's sort of uh you you know i think

04:46:45.800 there's something special about like like learning how to do something and like doing it like regardless 0.72

04:46:55.560 of one's uh level of entries so i appreciate that yeah man i mean look i'm a retarded ass redneck 0.88

04:47:07.080 fucking i can wire up low voltage i can do all the digital stuff too that stuff's easy to learn it 0.97

04:47:12.760 takes like an afternoon look in the the stuff slinging a hammer you know putting boards up framing 0.98

04:47:18.760 a house that stuff's easy to learn too but it takes a certain kind of person to be able to do that

04:47:23.560 grueling work and be able to do it good so we don't need half answers everybody can learn how to 0.96

04:47:30.040 plug in fucking wires it's not it's not hard there's instructions on all that shit we need our guys to 0.95

04:47:36.120 be able to do the gritty stuff every one of you sorry you're not getting off easy deal deal i've done 0.99

04:47:45.880 siding i've done roofs before for one summer and then uh was like nah i'm not beat how about uh

04:47:56.360 i'll do the um i'll stock the bookcase there we go i'll stock the bookcases to make sure that there's

04:48:01.960 no subversive garbage in there i will be the uh the censorship i'll run the censorship department

04:48:07.480 and i'll swing a hammer fine sort of like how in uh i guess when the nazis came into power they sort of 0.96

04:48:23.880 uh you know got rid of all these texts about pedophilia and transgenderism and all that

04:48:37.480 so yes yeah yeah i'll i'll be the fireman like in uh fahrenheit 451 i'll be the fireman i'd love

04:48:45.240 that job there's so much so much burning to be done there's so much immolation that has to take place

04:48:51.320 it's gonna be we're gonna need pyres upon pyres pallets upon pallets just to even get started just

04:48:58.200 to make a dent oh it'll be wonderful it'll be burning year-round for decades we'll always be able to

04:49:04.280 find somebody i mean something to burn i mean seriously though like it is i i think like

04:49:12.680 this is sort of a beautiful thing to just like we're having a conversation and suddenly we're thinking

04:49:21.480 about like having a rgtl community a pro white pro european caucasian arian community of tree homes i

04:49:39.480 mean that's a beautiful thing and and all also especially because like it doesn't have to be

04:49:49.400 fantasy like that's gonna be be in the future and and so i it's it's great that we're sort of

04:50:00.200 speaking these things into existence right yeah and you know um i i'm not i used to go to

04:50:08.840 one of these like camps when i was a kid one of these summer camps and they had the whole um

04:50:16.360 the whole like tree thing set up they had like the the rope bridge and everything and and they would

04:50:22.200 do like courses where they'd hook you up to the belay and and you know you could try the rock climbing

04:50:29.080 wall and you could try to make it across the rope bridge and break the record for how fast you could go

04:50:34.040 across and um they had like a kind of a one of those uh military style like wall challenges where

04:50:42.520 it's just a flat wall and you and four other guys have to figure out how to get over it in the fastest

04:50:48.520 time and all this great stuff like that and this would be like having uh having rttl style set up

04:50:55.880 and having a summer camp set up with cabins and on a lake with kayaks uh three course zip lines

04:51:05.800 full like a dining hall you know all this great stuff man this would be excellent excellent places for for

04:51:13.560 people to spend time as a family send their kids to go hang out we could have uh survival courses we

04:51:20.760 could do archery we could do bushcraft we could do all sorts of stuff and sammy that's what you're

04:51:25.960 you're not getting off easy on this one either brother you gotta have to run the the woodworking

04:51:30.200 construction instruction course and having um having teaching the kids how to yeah how to draw yeah but

04:51:36.920 you gotta sign a waiver if i'm gonna do it because i'm gonna cuss at your kids that's it 0.98

04:51:43.080 we're gonna do a drill sergeant old school we're making them tough making them tough they gotta

04:51:47.560 learn how to deal with the real world ain't gonna be easy i love it speaking of smithos yes sir it's that

04:51:57.880 time it's that time is it well it's all we got 11 minutes left or so but um that is something that's

04:52:06.440 like this is something that's distinctly lacking in our young men when you were a young man did you

04:52:10.760 go to any of these summer camps did you do this kind of thing i had a couple of them that i went

04:52:15.000 to my parents sent me to i didn't i went to a uh christian camp though so probably i think it was a

04:52:22.120 week long it was you know it had some of these aspects of it um but no i didn't i didn't get to go to

04:52:29.480 the uh the nice ones um yeah i had to my dad had the hookup through his job with one of these

04:52:39.000 these ones that was like way out in the middle of nowhere and we got to go i got to go and

04:52:43.240 kind of uh pal around my friends and um of course we took it for granted you know it's the kind of

04:52:50.040 thing it's like it seems like a night a very 90s experience like the summer camp with the counselors who

04:52:56.280 are all probably getting stoned and uh in the janitor's closet and then coming out and running

04:53:03.080 these programs or you play kickball or dodgeball and learn how to whittle they actually gave us knives

04:53:08.840 and stuff so it's like i don't know don't know if that's uh socially acceptable these days giving

04:53:14.840 kids knives which is it should be it should be i remember the the like the knife fear is imagine our

04:53:21.400 our grandparents thinking about knives being dangerous thinking about knives being anything

04:53:28.600 other than a tool that you should learn to use as young as possible and that uh oh you know watch

04:53:34.600 out i don't know if you should give that a young man a knife but what if something happens what if he

04:53:39.080 cuts himself what if he cuts himself and has a little boo-boo yeah it's crazy but give him a smartphone

04:53:47.000 well that's that's that's that's the uh that's the the numbers issue when when the the pansy 1.00

04:53:58.120 garbage human outnumbers the warrior and the warrior class then the warrior class 0.96

04:54:08.200 you cut out did you cut out for everybody or just me 0.97

04:54:25.000 yeah i can't hear him either sammy

04:54:27.320 skull did you cut out too i see both you guys's mics open i can't hear either of you

04:54:39.720 all right let's take a quick commercial break so this show is sponsored by white excellence radio

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04:55:12.680 i can't i still can't hear you

04:55:31.080 you

04:55:52.680 hummingbird are you getting them

04:55:54.040 i'm not hearing anything either mate i think you both both you need to recycle real quick

04:56:08.920 unless it's just us two can we get a thumbs up can anybody hear him thumbs up

04:56:24.040 all right well we get while we're waiting to get them back uh talking about the unicycle man i never

04:56:37.080 was good at unicycling but i did have like over a thousand hops in a row on the pogo stick so you

04:56:44.120 know put that in your put that on your notebook and i could also wheelchair a wheel uh wheelie a wheelchair

04:56:50.840 for like over 15 minutes i think pogo sticks follow the same category as religious talk you are 0.99

04:56:56.360 officially gay sammy you know what no we we gotta have a fucking rundown on the rule changes you can't 1.00

04:57:02.760 just sideline me with that shit all right fair warning shots fired 1.00

04:57:11.560 no i was uh yeah i got a call come in i guess it disconnected me 0.99

04:57:15.880 uh yeah i was just i was just ranting about you know not letting your children become 0.98

04:57:21.960 pussies right making their life hard so that they become strong men there's no reason for us to 0.99

04:57:29.480 uh go through the cycle of of good times make weak men weak men make hard times hard times make strong 0.96

04:57:37.800 men just don't make the good times so good yeah exactly keep everything a little bit uncomfortable

04:57:47.080 and a little bit hard like the whole point of you know the typically the women being afraid of their 0.99

04:57:52.280 kids not having knives because they'll get cut that's the fucking point they're supposed to cut 0.92

04:57:57.240 themselves a little tiny little bit kind of serious but not you know hospital worthy so they learn 0.99

04:58:03.880 why not to fuck around with it they want to trade um a world where some kids cut off a finger 1.00

04:58:12.520 for a world where all kids are diet have diabetes and they're gonna and they go hey we solved the 0.99

04:58:19.960 finger problem it's like yeah yeah now you have a diabetes problem like you didn't solve anything

04:58:26.440 they can function without a finger uh the diabetes is taking off their feet right so it's

04:58:33.880 it's it's it's uh it's a culture thing and it it's not easy because if you're in california 1.00

04:58:42.920 surrounded by a bunch of pussies then then you're you must be a right-wing uh crazy man who uh is gonna freak 0.99

04:58:55.640 out it's it's uh it's a delicate dance over here to be honest to be to to 0.99

04:59:03.480 you you can you can hide power levels to a point but in california it's very hard because

04:59:12.600 it's an obvious clear distinction between

04:59:17.320 our people who are warrior class elite human beings and elite human capital am i gone again

04:59:28.120 no you're good brother

04:59:39.240 oh well there he goes i'm sorry i'm in the middle of moving stuff marco you got to keep the show going

04:59:45.640 so here's the thing this is what brother mythos is is is saying you know it's it's a matter of how

04:59:55.480 you're brought up like i got my first shotgun believe it i'm eight years old uh i was raised

05:00:02.440 by a man from mississippi who taught me muzzle control which nobody on television if you watch it you see

05:00:09.800 people pointing weapons at each other you don't even point a bb gun at someone unless you intentionally

05:00:16.040 mean to or a water gun unless you intentionally mean to do it right like alec baldwin killed this

05:00:22.040 killed this woman never admitted it this is a guy from california i'm not picking on him he's

05:00:28.280 probably not originally from california i'm not picking on my california brothers this guy didn't

05:00:32.600 even understand muzzle control he pointed a gun and uh i had an argument with someone the other day

05:00:38.680 and they go well you know he thought it was unloaded so here's a news flash for you more people are killed

05:00:44.040 with unloaded guns than you are with loaded guns and if you don't understand that then your father

05:00:48.440 never taught you anything okay so muzzle control what do i mean here like a knife if you cut yourself

05:00:57.000 you cut yourself now i don't want to see a child cut but they weren't taught right they weren't

05:01:02.200 brought up right and that's why you see these spooks and everybody else shooting themselves 0.99

05:01:06.920 in cars and all this shit they don't know what they're doing it's like sports the people that get 0.82

05:01:12.360 hurt don't know what they're doing and their parents have failed them and i'm really passionate about this 0.98

05:01:20.760 and i started talking about things like muzzle control when my children were very young when i was 10

05:01:26.280 years old i was walking in the woods with a shotgun by myself it was a long gun so it was

05:01:32.040 safe and if you don't know what a long gun is you probably won't understand anything i'm saying

05:01:37.000 anyway it was a long gun so you know it's safe for her but i was taught muzzle control from the

05:01:43.320 moment i got that shotgun for christmas at eight years old uh so thanks for letting me share

05:01:49.560 yeah uh thanks for that i don't hear about muzzle control often enough to even understand uh

05:02:01.480 exactly what it means uh i'm not i'm not as versed a gun guy as i should be um i could i could uh i could

05:02:11.880 throw a fishing rod though um and uh there is a technical issue going on with the space i was

05:02:19.800 cut uh kicked off a few times in the last hour or so and uh and i noticed uh

05:02:27.160 we had a few other people kicked out of the space so uh we'll see maybe it's just our space who knows

05:02:33.800 muzzle control comes down to pretty much the basics of firearm safety and it's treated always like it's

05:02:40.120 loaded keep your finger off of the trigger and don't point it at anything you don't intend to shoot

05:02:48.040 well my boys have uh have been trained with started with uh bb guns when they were you know

05:02:56.920 single digit kids in age and you know that that is one that uh that i taught them all right don't don't

05:03:05.800 don't don't aim it at anything you don't intend to destroy right pretty simple

05:03:13.080 easy to understand rule of uh of gun usage but yeah marco get in there

05:03:21.000 i mean you guys are you guys are close you're correct um muzzle control so let me tell you if you

05:03:26.840 ever go to a range and uh you know there's somebody that knows what they're doing and usually they do

05:03:32.760 particularly like open ranges here in the south you know it also includes you don't wave you don't

05:03:37.960 wave a gun around you don't you don't pass you don't pass a muzzle in the in the uh you don't

05:03:43.000 explicitly have to point it at someone you don't that's an ass whipping if you pointed at someone

05:03:48.520 but you don't wave it around right they will send you home and ask you not to come back

05:03:53.480 if you're at a range right so muzzle control like in the woods if you have a long gun like we're

05:03:58.520 talking about shotguns and rifles keep it up on your shoulder man if it accidentally discharges

05:04:03.320 which this other brother was correct i didn't get who it was you never have your finger on the

05:04:07.720 trigger man that's when you're really ready to fire that's weapons free right that's what we call

05:04:11.880 weapons free uh so you know it's on your shoulder if it happens to discharge your dad's probably going 0.98

05:04:18.680 to whip your ass later and whatever or chastise you at least but or you have it aimed at the ground 0.96

05:04:24.520 but you never wave it in front of uh you never wave it you don't have to point it up you don't 0.99

05:04:30.600 wave it in front of a human being so thanks for letting me share

05:04:43.480 what's up everybody it's 301 you know what time it is

05:04:48.120 4 o'clock eastern time 1 p.m pacific time yeah everybody 301 it's everyone's favorite time here

05:05:02.040 on x it's time for 1488 radio did school mask give his sign off or did he get dropped uh x kicked him

05:05:10.920 and kicked me um just yeah marco and sammy up here so i was running admin and i keep admin in my ear

05:05:19.640 right and um all of a sudden space went blank started flipping out computer was still up and running

05:05:28.680 tablet went silent and i had to uh reconnect to everything so they did try to drop the space

05:05:37.000 there was attempts attempts were made but they were caught because uh with great power comes great

05:05:44.920 responsibility and that responsibility is vigilance so what's up everybody it's 1488 radio um if you can

05:05:57.160 do me a solid mythos and change the title while i give i'm on it rundown awesome yeah great talks in 0.89

05:06:05.160 white power lunch hour by the way um lots of good shit there lots of delicious vril charged 0.65

05:06:12.600 meat and potatoes for lunch today um so white power to use skull mask and also you mythos but uh 0.98

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05:09:06.120 white power and you know if you're lukewarm what does the bible say it says you'll be vomited out 0.87

05:09:13.240 yeah yeah it's one of my favorite lines from gangs of new york yeah so don't be vomited out of the 0.96

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05:12:02.920 real everything that you do so yeah how you doing today bud how you doing mythos radio already

05:12:09.160 disconnected how are you how you doing um how you doing i'm good i'm good do it do it uh yeah doing

05:12:18.520 good man um full had a great lunch spent a great couple hours with skull mask and uh you know getting

05:12:28.040 some work done uh while i'm uh chatting it up with you uh gentlemen and so uh another day halfway done

05:12:36.360 over here and uh yeah feeling good i've got a couple of topics uh myself that uh can be interesting

05:12:47.320 what a guy what a guy i was actually halfway to listening well i wouldn't even say halfway probably

05:12:54.040 like 20 minutes listening to the sam hyatt nick fuentes interview and i wasn't getting much because

05:12:59.560 i was running all over the house i'm building i'm building a bed frame right now boys and it's a lot

05:13:07.320 i listened to an hour of that and then it was over and it seemed to me that there was clips of it that i

05:13:14.520 didn't see and didn't hear maybe i didn't listen closely enough i do have a hearing impediment um

05:13:21.480 but your wife tells you so i i i think that they did more than just the interview so i've seen stuff

05:13:27.560 i think they shot some other content sam hyde's a pretty creative guy got some b-roll yeah so i think

05:13:34.600 i saw some wild edits i mean sam hyde does some pretty wild edits but i don't think that that sit down

05:13:40.920 an interview with the wheelbarrow in the background and fuentes wearing a harley davidson merch jacket

05:13:46.920 i don't think that that's the only thing that those guys did but i'm not a true believer griper so

05:13:52.920 maybe i'm wrong but i i get the sense that that's not all that those two did you know yeah the real

05:13:59.000 content is in the hidden griper discord and the only way you can get in it is if you're brown 0.99

05:14:05.880 just kidding

05:14:10.920 no but um you know anytime nick fuentes does one of these interviews it's it's rather informative

05:14:19.560 at the very least on who he is as a person i know the last interview he did he uh came off

05:14:25.160 as a flaming homosexual which no one is surprised but uh this one seemed okay so far i didn't get into 1.00

05:14:31.320 much so again i i don't have as much information i failed to do my homework which means i failed you 0.97

05:14:37.800 guys and for that i will take my lashings i will i will take the walk of shame and you can throw your 0.52

05:14:45.960 internet stones at me as this show continues but i think there's plenty of other stuff to talk about

05:14:54.280 you'd see what old mythos has lined up i think there's overlap between what i would think and

05:14:58.760 but i think people have get enough griper content enough nick fuentes content i don't i don't know if we

05:15:03.400 need to cover that ground that ground is really well covered so i i think um there i don't i don't

05:15:09.720 know how much we even need to get into that i mean that's not so much what i like to hear

05:15:15.240 well i mean he's got you know you say what you want about him he's got the nastiest clipper army on

05:15:20.040 the internet like no one even comes close like no one even comes close to what fuentes's clipper army

05:15:27.560 does it's just it's it's like remarkable the number of platforms he's it's just he is some of

05:15:33.480 the most like voracious propagandists i've ever seen so that that's there's that so i don't know if

05:15:40.280 we need to he doesn't need any help i mean he's crushing the game so as it is whether you like it or 0.97

05:15:45.400 not if you can't see that then you just can't objectively analyze what the fuck's going on and 0.99

05:15:49.720 that sounds like a you problem and your bias clouds your judgment and you're not that smart 0.99

05:15:53.800 well i'll say this you you just invoked some of my creative juices in regards to nick fuentes's

05:16:00.280 clipper army and i'm thinking about the movie 300 where where that one persian looking dude is saying

05:16:06.680 our arrows will blot out the sun and you know leonidas kind of laughs at him or one of the guys

05:16:14.120 laughs at him and says then we'll fight in the shade and i'm just thinking about a bunch of brown 1.00

05:16:19.160 people making millions of clips of nick fuentes as these arrows come flying down to real white 0.76

05:16:26.440 nationalists and uh yeah real white nationalists fight in the shade and create piles of dead bodies 0.99

05:16:33.240 so let's fucking go let me also let me let me also reiterate that this show is for entertainment 0.99

05:16:39.960 purposes only all jokes that are made in regards to any type of violent action is just that it is a joke 0.95

05:16:47.640 it is for comedy don't take it seriously and don't do anything that we say in regards to

05:16:53.880 certain violence we are anti-violence here on 1488 radio so basically yeah look if you guys need to

05:17:03.400 fed push just text it to me i'll say it i'll take all liability i'm 100 serious lol

05:17:09.240 well yeah i'll say i was i was impressed with the uh with the fuentes interview i thought it was one of

05:17:19.960 his best um yeah i thought he brought his a game to the table um in terms of uh of his dialogue with

05:17:30.920 sam hyde uh you know there's uh you know there is there's anti-para um is it anti-para is it parasites

05:17:44.760 yeah it's there's anti-parasitic things you can take uh that have been known to cure homosexuality 1.00

05:17:53.560 so you never know that uh you know fuentes uh could be on a redemption arc in his own regard

05:18:00.680 here so yeah i've got hope for the kid uh he's still 79 percent uh european which he'll never recover

05:18:09.800 from and uh most of that is southern uh italian uh so that's even worse um but all in all you know 0.90

05:18:19.480 good interview nothing revelatory that i thought um you know just just flexing his uh

05:18:29.320 his understanding and his uh historical knowledge of the game and uh and how it's being played i thought

05:18:35.960 it was well done yeah apparently um he did have a show not too long ago it might have been a couple

05:18:45.400 of days ago where he kind of really went hard and said if i don't make it you guys got to live this

05:18:52.440 legacy you got to do it too but he did do a great job on on naming the forces that have created the

05:19:00.600 um the frankenstein's monster of neoconservatism you know your jd vance's uh that was propped up by

05:19:09.720 peter teal and stuff like that so credit where credit is due he will always be a mexican to me

05:19:17.160 uh especially because that's what he outwardly says he is to authorities so until he until he

05:19:25.160 disavows himself and says you know what i said i was a mexican because i was scared i don't identify

05:19:31.960 as a mexican um then maybe maybe uh i can forgive the kid but yeah that that was a decent show i

05:19:40.520 caught like a 15 minute clip of it but we're not here to talk about groipers or nick fuentes are we

05:19:46.040 we're here to talk about we said the land one thing look i i have his i have his uh his dna test he he

05:19:54.440 went over his dna test i don't know how you identify as a mexican here's the here's the mexican

05:20:00.040 problem mexican isn't a an ethnicity mexican is a a a like an identity it's very strange uh the the

05:20:09.560 kid's got uh he's mostly southern european or southern italian uh he's got some iberian in there

05:20:17.640 right some other things like where people you know identify as a mexican will always be strange to me

05:20:25.320 and i i say this actually in reference to uh old gypsy crusader uh apparently he's part mexican

05:20:35.560 but mexican isn't an ethnicity you're either aztec or you're spanish in in uh nick fuentes uh case

05:20:44.360 he's d by dna he's southern italian so it's just it's just an odd i i no longer look at mexican

05:20:53.000 the way i ever did you know it's and i say that as a lifelong uh californian who has looked at me

05:21:01.960 at all aztecs and all spanish-speaking people no matter what color they were all spanish-speaking

05:21:07.640 people were mexican to me now forever it's just the way it always was i no longer even look at them 1.00

05:21:13.080 like that i don't consider mexican the thing uh it's it's it's basically baja california to me and it's

05:21:20.440 it's filled with uh invaders there's no place called mexico and i disavow 1.00

05:21:38.040 oh i thought my mic was open yeah i was gonna say so yeah that's fine i've done enough today

05:21:43.480 no no i was gonna say let's go uh mexico from here on out will be called aztec inca slopland

05:21:52.280 and until we find another name or morale improves aztec aztec inca slopland is is whatever square

05:22:01.400 uh mile uh south of panama there is uh mexico i vote dysenteria

05:22:09.400 we can call it dysenteria is a perfect name for it uh and uh it should just be a pile of uh of 1.00

05:22:17.960 shite and uh decomposition but uh but everything south of california is is baja california now um 0.96

05:22:27.080 all the way down to panama and uh you know as a as the first order uh following in the great 0.95

05:22:34.840 footsteps of uh the orange man uh i will rename mexico from mexico to baja california

05:22:45.960 all right i'm here for it let's go maybe we should just rename california while we're at

05:22:51.880 it it's too spaniard we need to turn it into like white landia or something

05:22:55.960 i will come up with a name and i'll pitch it and see uh what you think i agree with that 100 every

05:23:03.400 spanish name uh in california uh all the way up to the oregon border uh will be renamed to something

05:23:13.080 uh of european western european nomenclature

05:23:19.800 now here's the real question if we're going ham on the spaniards slash their mistakes right their

05:23:29.000 their jewish science experiment mistakes are we gonna go ham on amerigo vespucci 0.94

05:23:35.400 because he came up with the name america are we gonna have to rename america are we gonna get

05:23:41.240 really contentious here am i gonna be super duper white reich contrarian right now

05:23:49.080 i'll allow it okay i i was just kidding i'm totally down with america amerigo vespucci

05:24:00.840 he was italian correct

05:24:05.800 he was one of them italians new new american reich that's what it is new american reich

05:24:12.280 imperial american reich where we take over every land of the mud races extract all of their 1.00

05:24:21.080 resources put them in camps and guess what we're not gonna feed them we're not gonna feed them

05:24:30.440 we'll just work them till they're gone let's go

05:24:37.320 it's the moral thing to do in fact any any wavering any negotiation off of that point is uh

05:24:48.200 is failure there is nothing more humanitarian than that right we're humanitarians here on 1488 radio

05:24:57.080 and true humanitarianism is putting the lesser mud races to work till they can no longer work or 0.99

05:25:04.120 breed yeah i just watched a video and the the non-humanitarian thing is to dress these shiboons 0.98

05:25:11.320 up in our uh in our cheerleading outfits for that we have for our own girls uh in high schools and

05:25:20.280 pretend that they're doing something uh of any uh import at all and and i just watched a video of

05:25:29.400 them on a basketball court on both sides and they just shibooned into a big brawl like they always do

05:25:35.960 right that this is not humanitarian pretending that your monkey is not a monkey and dressing it up and

05:25:43.480 then letting it run around the basketball court is not humanitarian it is actually uh the opposite of

05:25:49.960 that it is cruel and unusual and it is is a poor choice uh you know that it's uh you know i yield

05:26:04.760 notice or go ahead and then uh i was gonna say something real quick it's just because i'm building 0.97

05:26:10.040 a bed frame because i'm fucking white power and i build shit um this this is things are going to 0.99

05:26:17.320 get a little weird here and it semi comedic what do you guys think about the dildos that are being 0.99

05:26:25.160 thrown on the court of wmba it's great it's great it's the best thing of the year you're assembling a

05:26:33.640 bed frame you're not settle down over there but yeah i i'm imagining him wearing a flannel with

05:26:40.440 suspenders a big axe over his his shoulder and and hauling in wood that he freshly cut and assembling

05:26:48.840 this he couldn't weld his way out of a wet paper bag dude welding isn't difficult it's it's it's when

05:26:55.400 you and you don't want the fancy kid that it gets really hard um but white uh the the dildos being 0.99

05:27:05.240 thrown onto the court uh i mean they they asked to be paid what they're worth right it was it these

05:27:12.920 people are hilarious this is the greatest thing yeah and it's it's gotten so bad that they

05:27:20.360 they have to start putting up anti-dildo nets in front of the courts because people are literally 1.00

05:27:28.680 making thousands of dollars on what color dildo is going to get thrown onto the court next like

05:27:36.840 this is the most fun people have had with the wnba since it ever existed like it was it was the whole

05:27:45.400 purpose of the wnba it's finally achieved its potential you know and i'll say this i'm almost i i'm i am

05:27:55.320 almost convinced to start watching just to see the dildo thrown on the court again they they might have 0.72

05:28:04.600 gotten me is this a psyop are they psyoping me to watch wnba because it's working i don't know but

05:28:12.680 we should come out with a uh a uh a wnba team shirt with the dildos called the dildos 1.00

05:28:22.200 uh market that we'll put that on uh on white excellence i'm just kidding it no no yeah that's

05:28:28.440 it wouldn't it wouldn't work it wouldn't work and it's a little it's a bit it's way off it's way off

05:28:33.640 brand uh but it could it could really really quickly the the wnba memes i mean i i wasn't going to bring

05:28:40.600 this up but white has no shame so i'm glad he did but like somebody like the meme the memes are 0.59

05:28:45.960 retarded like the memes were just out of control like somebody redid the wnba logo with like a 0.92

05:28:50.920 dildo in her hand i mean it's just hilarious well there was that there was that ai that was the that

05:28:57.320 video edit the lady was uh at the speaker at the microphone panel and she was speaking about the 0.68

05:29:05.080 problem and and one of the microphones was a bouncy purple dildo yeah uh and there's memes of like 0.99

05:29:13.160 guys walking like they have a dildo up their ass it's like walking to my three dollar and fifty 0.99

05:29:17.320 cent wnba seat like with like a dildo up their ass it's just hilarious all right let's get these hands 1.00

05:29:23.880 uh let's go notice her black marco skull mask go ahead notice uh go ahead no sir 1.00

05:29:34.440 what's up guys um i was just thinking when you were talking earlier

05:29:40.680 how long do you think it would take if if all white nations collectivized and said we are cutting

05:29:46.600 off the rest of the world no aid no food no supplies no money no pharmaceuticals whatever it

05:29:55.320 is uh how long do you think it would take the other the non-countries to just die off because i

05:30:02.760 don't think that they could sustain themselves i bet their population would decrease at least 50

05:30:08.360 within so many years but i'd give it i'd give it 10 years on a full on a full stoppage of support

05:30:16.600 yeah i'd give it 50 drop in 10 years let's actually game theory this out right what would

05:30:24.120 it look like at if we were to do something like that right obviously we would have opposing forces

05:30:31.480 right there would be a communist jewish narrative saying that we're anti-humanitarian that would be

05:30:37.560 step one in this game theory now if we were able to get over that hurdle right let's say we have our

05:30:44.920 collective racial consciousness this is great we we were successful but as we started to take away

05:30:52.120 resources from these lesser mud races we would see them knocking on the gates 1.00

05:30:59.000 right they would be knocking on the gates because they would be starving they would be thirsty they would

05:31:05.640 be sickly and they drag out these poor little brown kids with you know measles all over them help my 1.00

05:31:13.880 baby please help my baby so there's another hurdle right is is that they're gonna bring out the kids

05:31:21.080 but what about the children right and if we're able to get over that hurdle right if you can see

05:31:27.800 gauzen gauzen children being blown to smithereens and saying hey you know what that's a kebab problem 1.00

05:31:34.120 and that's not a white problem well guess what you might just be as badass as us here on 1488 radio so

05:31:41.720 good job um but if we were to witness that and we were able to turn them away then then we would see

05:31:50.600 violence after right we we would be facing foreign hordes by the thousands trying to get into our homelands 1.00

05:32:00.120 um in order to take the resources by force now there's some second world countries that might

05:32:08.920 want to wage war against us right if we take away all their trade deals they're no longer manufacturing

05:32:14.840 things they no longer have the ability to take whatever goods across the globe because they just lack

05:32:22.360 the the intellectual capacity to you know do basic logistics um so then we would probably see

05:32:33.560 uh a second world war versus third world and second world countries versus all of the first world

05:32:40.840 countries which are white countries people would argue okay maybe china is a first world country um and

05:32:47.480 that might be true to an extent but let's not put that in this theoretical game theory that we're putting

05:32:53.400 up that would lead to complete and utter racial hegemony right if all of the mud races were to 1.00

05:33:02.840 simultaneously wage war against white european countries it would be a unifying force the likes that 0.91

05:33:09.720 the world has never seen before ten times as powerful and folkish than the reich was

05:33:16.040 and if we were successful in that yeah mythos i would say um it could be a bit of a 10-year campaign in

05:33:23.400 that game theory right where they start eating their own and killing each other and trying to extract as

05:33:30.680 much from each other um while their populations dwindle while their children starve to death and while we

05:33:38.440 bomb them to smithereens because they're waging war against our european and ethnic american 0.98

05:33:44.920 homelands um so i thought it would be fun to game this out a little bit i'm pretty a pretty creative

05:33:51.000 guy i don't know if anybody else has thoughts on it but uh you know maybe 10 years with the war

05:33:58.280 scenario right i'll give it that and then maybe another 10 years until their their population size

05:34:04.840 has dwindled to the point where only the strongest have survived which means that

05:34:10.920 we would be dealing with warlords and things of that nature and slavery things things like that

05:34:17.320 and uh that'll be real easy to mop up with drones so fun i'm here for it let's go

05:34:24.680 yeah let's see was that was that a good drug take see was that a good drug take yeah was that a good

05:34:34.280 grudge take can i can i get a thumbs up on my grudge take it was grug not good i mean i i just follow

05:34:40.040 that under like that was that stuff yeah i just unfollowed you for that it was a grudge take i did the

05:34:45.960 iq score right the that everybody's posting around i am a grudge i'm allowed yeah you said that that

05:34:53.880 you're you're creative and i'm thinking to myself i'm like i kind of know what this guy does i know

05:34:58.440 like what two things okay name three things within like the last two months that you've done that are

05:35:03.960 creative three things because i think i know at least two of them but like give me your top three

05:35:08.760 creative things that you've done because you say that you say that you're creative earlier so i'm just

05:35:12.840 going to stir up some controversy because because we need the numbers you're putting me on the spot

05:35:16.680 right now what's going on all right i'm fighting guys stop the infighting well i creatively pieced

05:35:25.960 together the fact that wolf and colin are foreign nationals and although the shots fired and although

05:35:34.200 they live in the united states of america they're simultaneously subverting the white race in the 0.84

05:35:39.800 country of my origin and my well really quickly they also blocked us all by the way like i don't

05:35:45.480 know if they thought i don't know like i don't even go in there and i wouldn't notice the mythos in

05:35:50.360 post about it but it's like i don't know if they think that like we're reporting them i'm not a report

05:35:54.200 fag i don't i don't report anybody like yeah neither do i unless it's neither do i like i'm not a 0.93

05:36:00.040 robot so maybe like only thing i can think of why they would do that is a we're calling calling it like it is 0.89

05:36:05.800 and b if they think that like we're like report fag in their space which like we i know the three of

05:36:10.920 us don't do so i can't speak for anybody else but i know that we don't do that radio give white credit

05:36:16.200 dude he's super creative look at his imagination and all the crazy stories he comes up with well i

05:36:21.480 don't know i don't know okay let's get to these hands let's let's flesh this uh this game theory out

05:36:27.240 here give some uh get some oxygen to the room here it's getting a little stuffy

05:36:36.200 all right uh mr black go ahead

05:36:40.760 all right well hey listen but before i go on my tangent um i i've got my next rug pull idea for

05:36:46.520 some uh some jew coin if you're interested man i i say that we create a wmb a wmba a dildo coin right 0.99

05:36:55.000 brilliant and then we just rug pull that shit let's do it dude let's fuck wait wait hold on i 0.99

05:37:00.360 gotta add this so that's actually so no listen you obviously didn't know this apparently that's the 0.99

05:37:07.400 underlying reason that this exists in the first place there was actually like a crypto coin bro

05:37:13.560 that was the genesis of this coincidentally i don't you must not have known that if you

05:37:16.920 wouldn't have said that that was that was the start of this whole thing it was it was to boost the 0.88

05:37:21.240 shit coin that that's like that that's the alleged origin of the entire thing was it was done to pump 0.97

05:37:27.880 a shit coin so that's uh that's like that's the irony is that's actually what it was for 0.99

05:37:33.480 is to boost the shit coin allegedly i've fact checked that allegedly yeah yeah listen dude modern 0.99

05:37:38.920 problems require modern solutions right so that makes total sense uh now now i i want to get to a 0.84

05:37:45.000 white uh larry hans point here so personally i i don't think your your theory of a non-collectivization

05:37:55.560 against us i i don't think that's even a possibility i i don't even consider putting that piece on the

05:38:02.600 game board you know uh so so i mean let me give you an example just you know some hyperbully for you to

05:38:08.280 think about let's say take a your average militia group in ohio right give give 50 guys a month to

05:38:20.520 all train together and then compare them to some shitty african village army that's been training for 1.00

05:38:28.920 10 years who who would you rather go up against the african village every time so no white dude i i i 0.68

05:38:36.920 don't i don't foresee that even being an option especially because once you collectivize even a

05:38:44.760 remotely moderately sized group of you know subhuman nons that there can be no collectivization you know

05:38:52.760 there's not enough intelligence between them to to come together as a large group like whites have 1.00

05:38:59.400 been able to do time and time again throughout history yeah and i'll even give some credit to some

05:39:03.640 other races here i i i would put it on half parts of south america coming together before some of these

05:39:10.280 shitskin countries would that we would just pull out of so i i gotta disagree with you on that one i i

05:39:15.880 don't foresee that happening now i will partially agree with mythos on the maybe 10 to 15 year span

05:39:24.440 if we pulled out of all of these countries yeah i i think they would collapse fairly quickly and it

05:39:31.480 it wouldn't necessarily be 100 because of our withdrawal from a humanitarian standpoint but i i

05:39:40.120 truly believe it would be from an uproiling standpoint you know look at africa you would 1.00

05:39:45.080 have all these little villages of all these warlords basically just slaughtering everyone to garner the 0.98

05:39:49.800 supplies and then again they're too stupid to collectivize so they'll just infight within each other so 0.96

05:39:55.400 yeah i mean dude maybe 15 20 years tops yeah dude i think half these places be gone off the face of 0.99

05:40:01.960 the earth and then we could move in and truly take care of the places as i feel it should be i know

05:40:10.280 that's a little bit controversial but you know uh pretty much everything below the sub-saharan line 0.98

05:40:15.640 like niggers don't deserve that shit we should be in control of all those resources and making good use of 1.00

05:40:21.640 it but but yeah yeah i mean wait i'll let you chime back on that and you know get some other people in 1.00

05:40:27.160 here but what's what's your thoughts on that dude i i think that no i i think yeah i think you brought

05:40:31.960 up a valid point um you know after listening to some of your ideas i think we would probably bear witness

05:40:40.040 to a lot of infighting right you would see south american countries going to war with each other

05:40:45.160 new new um lines on the map being drawn and in regards to whoever is the most powerful south

05:40:53.160 american country would probably end up trying to seize as much land and resources as possible as things 0.99

05:40:59.640 dwindle right obviously we don't really need to worry about sub-saharan africa because they'll 0.96

05:41:06.200 they'll kill each other yeah but they will still travel to our gates there there is no doubt about it

05:41:11.560 there will be millions of refugees traveling to our gates crying like babies for help 0.99

05:41:19.000 let them i invite them please all if there are any shit skins trying to lead a rebellion and in this uh 0.99

05:41:26.920 in this chat right now i dare you please do it please try to just invade in mass violently white european 0.97

05:41:35.880 countries so we can just get it on already but i'm gonna land it here uh again just think about this 0.98

05:41:43.000 picture your average backwoods fucking bumpkin militia dudes right even a hundred of them i would

05:41:50.280 bet on them before i would bet on like uh sections of south american armies so yeah bring it on dude 0.94

05:41:57.400 please that'd make my fucking day let's just get it started already because even just the most 0.98

05:42:04.200 half-ass collected you know like uh just straight giga militia bros dude we'd fuck up whole entire 1.00

05:42:11.400 army platoons of of these fucking shits getting on countries dude and i'll die on that fucking hill 1.00

05:42:17.560 but i'll land it here i gotta go anyways i just wanted to chime in mostly and say you know white 1.00

05:42:22.840 fucking power it's always nice seeing you guys talking to you guys and yeah i mean we're all white so 0.99

05:42:28.600 how much better can it get than that have a great fucking day white power brother thanks for chiming 1.00

05:42:32.760 in this conversation is pretty fun so if you guys want to participate don't be shy grab a mic let's 0.99

05:42:38.440 game theory i think marco had his hand up and then skull mask came up marco do you still have

05:42:46.760 something you'd like to add before we get to skull mask uh not you know i was um i've been uh you guys

05:42:53.880 in trouble i've been studying the 88 precepts let's go use usually you bring it up so i'll just

05:42:59.880 wait till the context comes back around usually we don't have this much levity in this space uh

05:43:04.920 and i know i'm saying i'm not enjoying it so i'll just wait till the context comes around i got some

05:43:09.160 questions on the

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