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00:03:31.180 So, welcome to the Aryan Unity Show. 1.00

00:03:42.940 Good morning, Aryans. 1.00

00:03:50.020 White fucking power. 1.00

00:03:52.200 What is going on, Paul? 1.00

00:03:53.820 What's going on, WTF? 0.94

00:03:56.300 What's up, brother? 0.98

00:03:57.240 What's up, all you beautiful Aryans? 0.99

00:03:58.780 I woke up very happy looking at my beautiful wife and kids.

00:04:02.380 I hope everyone's having a great day.

00:04:04.060 Let's go. 0.87

00:04:09.280 So, something is on my mind today, and Alex Jones triggered this thought of, what's your guys' thoughts on normalizing, almost like calling us whites to Nazis is like calling a black a dicker, right? 0.67

00:04:27.460 So, there's all these derogatory words, right, that the others and nones don't like, but it's okay for everyone else to say Nazi, fascist, blah, blah, blah, right? 0.99

00:04:38.760 Me, it doesn't hurt my fucking feelings. 0.99

00:04:40.340 I don't care. 1.00

00:04:40.960 I'm a Nazi. 0.84

00:04:41.580 I don't care.

00:04:42.060 I'll take it.

00:04:42.680 I own it.

00:04:43.620 But it's like, uh, you know what I'm saying?

00:04:46.100 Make sense? 1.00

00:04:46.640 I didn't know you were a Nazi, WTF. 0.99

00:04:55.320 Does any of this make sense? 1.00

00:05:00.760 Absolutely, yeah.

00:05:02.680 Can you guys still hear me?

00:05:04.400 Yeah, you were breaking in and out, but I can hear you now.

00:05:06.580 Yeah, my connection is being weird.

00:05:13.160 Uh, yeah, no, that makes sense to me, you know, um, they can call us like, you know, all these names and, and, and, you know, like these little derogatory terms and, you know, and nothing happens to them. 0.95

00:05:24.960 But if you call them, uh, a coon or a nigger or anything like that, uh, you know, you're ostracized from society, you know, they, they want to come after your bank accounts and shit. 1.00

00:05:34.800 I think it goes to being the, the insecurity thing, you know, cause I mean, most of us white men are brought up that we have to be secure with our shit cause we got to take care of everybody else too, but they're all insecure. 0.99

00:05:46.240 That's why they got to walk around thuggish, ruggish bone. 0.97

00:05:49.260 We've also been taught words are just words.

00:05:51.540 They don't hurt you. 0.99

00:05:53.500 Well, I was also taught not to give a shit unless they're paying your bills. 0.98

00:05:57.140 You know, was it sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me, right? 0.99

00:06:01.900 We've always been taught that as a child.

00:06:03.740 No, I'm rubber band, you're glue.

00:06:05.900 Whatever you say bounces off me and sticks to you.

00:06:08.660 Yeah. 1.00

00:06:09.260 So, you know, these niggers, you say one fucking word is total chimp out mode is total fucking whoever's around. 1.00

00:06:16.260 Uh, uh, we'll call it three 60 death. 1.00

00:06:19.920 That's what we'll call it.

00:06:21.340 So chimp out three 60 death is what happens. 0.75

00:06:28.600 She, that's exactly it.

00:06:30.080 Like, that's a big thing that I was covering on the show yesterday.

00:06:32.680 Right. 0.98

00:06:33.540 And, uh, like these niggers will act totally normal, normal people. 1.00

00:06:38.120 You know, they act like they, they mimic until that magic word nigger. 1.00

00:06:43.960 And then they fucking lose it. 1.00

00:06:45.840 They go absolutely bonkers. 1.00

00:06:47.800 They, they, they're like, cut you at the throat, rather than have a gnash in their teeth. 0.91

00:06:52.120 Like, they are absolutely out of control when they, when you hear, it's like, it's like death.

00:06:58.040 Yeah. 1.00

00:06:58.580 The, the general is like a nigger. 1.00

00:07:01.140 It's his way or the highway, just like a nigger. 1.00

00:07:03.740 And then the chimp out mode just kind of clicked. 1.00

00:07:07.860 Sounds like you got a story, WTF. 1.00

00:07:20.200 Ah, dude, I got plenty of fucking stories about which, about which, uh, thing, niggers or, or him. 1.00

00:07:26.560 Uh, no, I'm just, I'm just being a dickhead now. 0.99

00:07:29.140 But, um, I don't know, man. 0.68

00:07:33.300 You know, these guys, it's like, I was watching videos last night before bed.

00:07:37.540 I know you shouldn't be doing that, whatever.

00:07:39.260 Um, I, I couldn't sleep. 1.00

00:07:41.840 So, I was watching stuff, and it's like total fucking chimp out everywhere, over the dumbest shit. 1.00

00:07:48.200 And then what gets me, what pisses me off the most is the repetitiveness of whatever word they use. 1.00

00:07:53.820 They, they have this word, and then it's, uh, repeat, it's repeated a hundred fucking times when they're pissed. 1.00

00:08:00.920 It's like, it's a mental fucking problem. 1.00

00:08:03.060 They're all fucking retarded. 1.00

00:08:04.020 They, they really are, you know. 1.00

00:08:10.460 It's pretty much, uh, you know, they, they, they mimic us, really.

00:08:15.100 They mimic the way we act, because they want to fit in with our, like, you know, our society, everything.

00:08:20.620 And at the end of the day, that one word triggers their brain.

00:08:23.760 It's like that, uh, it's like, you know, um, what's the movie where he, where he hears a song that just triggers him to go in a code, you know. 0.97

00:08:33.400 You know, that's the same thing with these niggers. 1.00

00:08:35.160 They hear the nigger word, they hear the coon word, they hear any kind of, like, disrespect to them, and they fucking lose it. 0.99

00:08:41.820 It's funny, you said that word mimic, right? 0.99

00:08:43.940 Mimic is, like, mocking, copying. 0.84

00:08:47.360 What mimics humans?

00:08:53.360 Is this a rhetorical question?

00:08:55.040 What?

00:08:55.140 I would say monkeys. 0.99

00:08:56.900 Fucking A right, monkeys. 0.99

00:08:59.060 Same thing I was thinking. 1.00

00:09:00.260 So, would, so, maybe niggers are monkeys, you know? 1.00

00:09:06.060 I don't know, you know? 0.96

00:09:09.720 You do. 0.99

00:09:16.720 And they do have zoos for niggers, too. 1.00

00:09:19.740 It's called prison. 0.99

00:09:25.680 Absolutely, yeah.

00:09:26.640 So, in case I dropped, I will be back.

00:09:32.500 But, yeah, no, they definitely, uh, they closely resemble monkeys.

00:09:39.600 So, I mean, they, I mean, the monkeys obviously have a higher IQ.

00:09:43.460 And same with octopus.

00:09:44.740 They have higher IQ.

00:09:47.640 I mean, they do learn sign language.

00:09:50.400 I've seen videos of that.

00:09:51.440 Maybe that's where the gang signs go, bro.

00:09:56.080 Oh, man, I saw. 1.00

00:09:58.400 Shit. 1.00

00:10:02.220 God damn, niggas. 1.00

00:10:04.600 Yeah, you could be right about that. 1.00

00:10:06.520 You could be right, because, um.

00:10:10.940 Yeah, I mean, uh. 1.00

00:10:12.800 Like, I don't know if you guys saw it, but there was a video comparing these, uh, these fucking niggers to, uh. 1.00

00:10:18.120 You know, these, um, these, these niggers are in the jungle. 1.00

00:10:21.280 You know, the, the, the ones that are still wearing, you know, animal hides. 0.98

00:10:24.980 And they're sitting around. 0.98

00:10:26.980 Basically, that's where the niggers would be without us. 1.00

00:10:29.480 Um. 0.99

00:10:31.100 They can't even open a pot, a Coke ball.

00:10:34.200 They, they can't open it.

00:10:35.260 They, they're trying to bite it to open it. 0.99

00:10:37.020 They have no fucking clue how to open it. 0.99

00:10:38.340 You give that same pot bottle to an octopus. 1.00

00:10:40.520 It'll open it.

00:10:41.520 Well, I mean, you know, probably not the twist off calf.

00:10:43.760 But, it, it knows how to open the twist off lits. 1.00

00:10:48.300 I mean, these guys are completely fucking stupid. 1.00

00:10:53.880 Stupid. 1.00

00:10:56.240 You're robotting bad for me, brother. 1.00

00:10:58.540 Yeah. 1.00

00:10:59.520 Goddamn. 1.00

00:11:00.500 Canada. 1.00

00:11:01.240 It's getting fucked right now. 1.00

00:11:02.020 Genetics are just beyond. 0.99

00:11:07.780 You're not allowed out in the woods. 0.99

00:11:09.500 You're not allowed to have good fucking Wi-Fi. 0.99

00:11:13.760 You can't fish without a license? 1.00

00:11:17.240 Yeah, can't fish.

00:11:18.480 Got, you probably can't, you probably can't, you probably get a permit to go take a piss. 0.83

00:11:26.640 Paladin, do you know this person requesting?

00:11:30.980 What's the name?

00:11:32.840 E.E.

00:11:33.960 Grin.

00:11:34.600 G-R-E-N. 1.00

00:11:36.560 I don't know.

00:11:37.660 It doesn't ring a bell.

00:11:38.520 It looks like a new account, and after I let Asko up yesterday, I don't want to make the same mistake.

00:11:50.000 Ah, yeah.

00:11:51.400 Don't risk it for the biscuit, then.

00:11:54.240 Yes, sir.

00:11:55.380 We got Bosco coming up.

00:11:56.880 What's up, Bosco?

00:11:57.560 Oh, nothing.

00:12:01.760 I'm just, uh, just waking up, you know, lazy bummed.

00:12:07.060 Nah, just kidding.

00:12:08.180 I was surf casting until 4.30 in the morning last night. 0.69

00:12:13.440 It was, it was kind of cool, kind of gay.

00:12:18.680 I didn't really catch anything.

00:12:20.540 Um, I did see a huge school of striper leave, like, the Lynn Estuary around, like, uh, like, 3.30 in the morning.

00:12:37.160 So, like, I, I, I went surf casting, I got there probably, like, around, like, 9 o'clock at night, and nothing.

00:12:50.380 Like, I fished for hours and hours, and that's how we can, that's how it can be surf casting sometimes.

00:12:57.100 You have to wait for, like, the schools of fish to come to you.

00:13:02.220 And then, uh, like, at, like, 3.30 in the morning, schools of stripers started swimming by me.

00:13:15.100 So, I'm, like, I'm, like, hucking everything I got at these things. 0.99

00:13:22.240 And they're just looking at my lures, like, get this shit out of here. 0.99

00:13:27.700 You know, because everyone, uh, everyone there, they, they feed them live bait. 0.99

00:13:34.340 So, they feed them, like, the, the sea worms, eels, like, live bait.

00:13:40.620 So, they didn't want anything to do with my lures.

00:13:45.340 So, I was pretty upset about it.

00:13:48.400 But, um, I'm doing, I'm doing good.

00:13:51.440 I'm doing good.

00:13:52.180 I'm just waking up, because I, I got home at, like, 5 in the morning.

00:13:55.840 Um, but, yeah.

00:13:59.460 You sound like you need a nap.

00:14:03.260 Well.

00:14:06.840 That would be nice, but.

00:14:10.400 No, no, no rest for the devil.

00:14:17.060 I think you just had to repay the fish gods for all that good fishing you had the other day.

00:14:21.840 Sometimes that's how it goes.

00:14:23.020 I know, I know.

00:14:26.380 I think that's how it is.

00:14:28.540 Surf casting is a different animal, though.

00:14:31.600 It really is.

00:14:33.500 Uh, there's a lot of, like, hiking and, you know, moving around from different spots.

00:14:41.600 It's not like lake fishing, where you can just, like, row a couple feet to, like, a log.

00:14:48.360 And there's a bass under there that you can catch.

00:14:52.120 You know, like, there's a lot that goes into surf casting.

00:14:56.300 But I'm into it, dude.

00:14:57.840 I, I think it's, you know, I, I'm, I'm in, I'm down for all the, all the different types of fishing.

00:15:05.720 White power, brother. 1.00

00:15:09.040 Hell yeah. 0.90

00:15:12.080 Yeah, and I agree.

00:15:12.920 We're going to have to have some kind of fishing tournament or something, man.

00:15:16.500 Even if it ain't a tournament, it's just, hey, let's all get in a boat and see what we get.

00:15:21.360 Boss, boss likes, uh, diversity fishing.

00:15:23.960 You know, I was so mad last night because I went on a, on a pier, which I normally do not do because that's where the Browns go. 0.98

00:15:44.760 Because, you know, they can't, like, go down into the water or, like, swim.

00:15:52.660 So they go on these wooden piers.

00:15:56.120 And this, this pier was just trashed, dude.

00:16:01.000 Like, beer cans, you know, garbage everywhere.

00:16:07.300 It, it, you know, it was sad.

00:16:09.280 It's, it's, it's a really nice fishing spot, but these Browns are just, like, completely, like, destroyed this fishing pier. 1.00

00:16:19.720 Um, yeah, I, I, I hate, I hate them.

00:16:24.940 You must have never seen Always Sunny in Philadelphia, man.

00:16:28.380 You never go underneath a pier.

00:16:34.960 Yeah, but that's. 0.80

00:16:36.160 On top.

00:16:36.940 On top of the pier.

00:16:39.280 Have you guys ever seen that episode?

00:16:48.640 I'm trying to think. 1.00

00:16:50.780 It's the homeless guys fucking. 1.00

00:16:53.780 Oh, yeah. 1.00

00:16:59.400 Charlie's like, no, no.

00:17:05.760 Yeah, but that's what they do best, man, is ruin everything.

00:17:08.300 I know I live at the foot of a mountain, and there's a bunch of areas up on top of the mountain to go fishing, but you can't go, because they're, I wouldn't want any fish out of that water now, seeing what, what all they do in it.

00:17:19.460 I think we should have a, uh, a white power fishing tournament. 1.00

00:17:31.840 Um, I think, uh, I think, uh, I think, uh, maybe next year, I don't know, later this year might be too early, but have some type of, uh, camp out in, like, some type of fishing tournament on the, uh, lake of the Ozarks.

00:18:01.840 Or, uh, or any, like, you know, decent sized Missouri and, like, Arkansas, like, that whole area, they have some really killer, like, bass fishing lakes out there.

00:18:15.520 So, you know, a white power fishing tournament would be pretty awesome. 0.92

00:18:25.160 Sounds great to me, man.

00:18:27.980 We just can't let WTF come, because he likes to cheat. 0.96

00:18:30.860 Is that true, WTF? 0.91

00:18:37.660 Is that true? 0.97

00:18:38.500 I, I don't believe it.

00:18:41.400 I'm just giving him a hard time.

00:18:42.940 Have y'all seen that video where the, it was a bass tournament, it was a fishing tournament, and the, uh, the guy was putting weights and, like, cut up fish down in the fish to make them, uh, heavier?

00:18:55.540 Yes.

00:18:57.320 Yes, dude.

00:18:58.700 That was some of the worst shame I've ever seen somebody take, you know, but you can't say nothing at that point.

00:19:04.200 It's like, yeah, I'm caught.

00:19:05.260 He literally shoved, like, like, lead weights down into the stomachs of the bass before he weighed them at the Bass Masters, and he, and he won.

00:19:21.940 Um, and then, wait, did, did he win, or did he get caught on stage?

00:19:28.280 Because I thought he won a bunch prior.

00:19:32.160 Yeah, he won, he won, like, 10 in a row, and, and, you know, other people were starting to say, like, that fish didn't look that heavy, you know?

00:19:38.800 And it just led to him actually getting caught during the tournament.

00:19:44.780 All of them came together and then, like, cornered him. 0.99

00:19:47.600 And was like, time out, let's cut this fish open, yeah, and, and all that shit fell out. 1.00

00:19:54.200 Wow, could you believe that? 0.99

00:19:56.260 The embarrassment, that, that, that's not white power fishing right there. 0.92

00:20:02.140 That's, uh, brown fishing, for sure.

00:20:06.280 Yeah.

00:20:08.800 Can you hear me?

00:20:20.320 I can hear you.

00:20:21.620 Okay.

00:20:22.240 I was gonna say, it's, it, that's like, it's like cheating in poker, you know? 0.99

00:20:25.480 It's shit you don't do. 0.98

00:20:29.200 Yeah, absolutely. 1.00

00:20:30.340 Absolutely.

00:20:38.800 Paladin, how's your connection, brother?

00:20:44.160 Are you still Mr. Roboto?

00:20:51.820 Tell me, don't say, no Mr. Roboto.

00:20:55.320 I haven't seen much come through on the timeline.

00:21:12.140 Me neither, man.

00:21:13.960 I've been, uh,

00:21:15.080 I've been, uh,

00:21:20.480 fishing literally for, like, the past three days.

00:21:25.260 That's awesome, though, man.

00:21:26.820 It's awesome.

00:21:27.660 It never gets old.

00:21:33.160 Until I can go hunting.

00:21:34.880 And then, when fishing changes over to the fall, and then, uh, hunting season starts.

00:21:46.260 That's what I'm talking about.

00:21:49.600 Oh, yeah.

00:21:55.080 Well, I would like to say thank you for the 10 reposts.

00:21:59.160 If we could repost the space and get everyone out there, they definitely have the throttle down on us.

00:22:04.840 Let's spread this white power today. 1.00

00:22:07.780 And get your merch. 0.99

00:22:14.460 Yeah, I ordered my merch.

00:22:16.160 I got a, uh, a gray Reign Supreme, uh,

00:22:22.340 Can you guys hear me now?

00:22:26.000 Yeah!

00:22:27.240 There we go.

00:22:28.040 All right.

00:22:29.400 You guys couldn't hear me for a minute there.

00:22:34.180 Glad you're back, brother.

00:22:42.420 I started to sing the song off Shrek where Donkey's like,

00:22:46.180 I'm all alone.

00:22:47.780 There's no one here beside me.

00:22:53.160 Yeah, I don't know.

00:22:54.380 The space seems to be glitching out hard today.

00:22:56.880 So, uh, if there is any issue with the space shutting down, then, uh, just know we'll, we'll start our backup, uh, pretty much right away.

00:23:04.980 So, um, but I noticed that it is glitching out a bit.

00:23:08.140 So apologies, uh, apologies if, uh, you're experiencing any technical difficulties, but I'm back.

00:23:14.260 Like, yeah, I, uh, you're not alone anymore.

00:23:20.200 Do you know this, a grin?

00:23:22.480 I mean, it seems like he wants up.

00:23:24.300 I don't know.

00:23:24.740 Um, I don't recognize this account, to be honest, and it's fairly new.

00:23:32.540 Um, two posts.

00:23:34.120 Uh, yeah, it's not, he's, they're not followed by anyone I'm followed by.

00:23:41.300 Yeah, also, yeah, same.

00:23:43.420 Uh, maybe stick around in the listeners for a while.

00:23:45.780 Get a, get a, you know, feeling for things.

00:23:49.500 Um, but yeah, I, I unfortunately don't recognize this guy.

00:23:52.580 So, um, yeah, we'll just leave him there.

00:23:55.000 Why power, brother?

00:24:01.600 You need also mics.

00:24:03.220 Skin check, skin check.

00:24:09.200 Yeah, skin checking.

00:24:11.960 So, whoops, keep turning my microphone off.

00:24:15.780 But yeah, if anybody would like to come up, grab a mic, feel free to grab a mic.

00:24:19.680 Uh, we got, you know, a couple hours here to go.

00:24:22.900 Um, until white power lunch hour.

00:24:25.120 So, uh, you know, if, if you're a regular in here, you know, if you're not like a new account

00:24:30.060 with only two posts in the entire, uh, timeline, then yeah, then, uh, we'll get you up here.

00:24:44.800 We got mythos.

00:24:52.900 There we go.

00:25:00.600 What's going on mythos?

00:25:02.180 Good morning, fellas.

00:25:03.120 How are you?

00:25:04.260 Morning.

00:25:04.740 White power, brother. 1.00

00:25:06.420 White power, man. 0.98

00:25:08.560 Yeah, it's, uh, getting the day ready, uh, taking the kid out of school and, uh, you know, it's, uh, a white power day. 0.91

00:25:16.740 Um, but, uh, wanted to, uh, give a shout out to a couple people who bought a bunch of, uh, uh, the white excellence gear yesterday.

00:25:27.840 Um, they are going to be looking really good.

00:25:31.060 We got, uh, the, uh, Adidas polos that went out.

00:25:35.380 Um, and, uh, those look really sharp.

00:25:39.340 They just have, uh, uh, the little fashies and an X on the, on the chest there, uh, very low key, very white power.

00:25:49.820 And then, uh, the good jeans shirt.

00:25:53.640 I think we're going to come out with a good jeans hat.

00:25:56.540 Uh, you know, the, uh, the Sydney Sweeney, uh, phenomenon about good jeans, right?

00:26:03.080 Well, we're not, we're not J E A N S we're not, we're not clothing jeans. 0.91

00:26:07.960 We're just good jeans G E N E S, right?

00:26:10.500 We don't need to, we don't need to be shy about it over here.

00:26:14.000 We just got good jeans.

00:26:15.940 So, um, that, that was a good one.

00:26:19.800 And then, um, the athletic tees, we did a, uh, um, a couple of athletic tees, uh, that are in the, the design of the gold's gym logo.

00:26:33.560 And, uh, that was suggested yesterday by, um, uh, by Marco.

00:26:40.120 And, uh, so we whipped that one up too.

00:26:42.600 That one looks really good.

00:26:43.880 That one's, uh, that one's also on, there's one on an Adidas and then there's a less expensive one on a different item.

00:26:51.720 So, yeah, the shop's building out, that's for sure.

00:26:54.900 And so if you got any ideas, um, we're open to them, you know, whatever, whatever is going to fly.

00:27:00.980 We like, uh, we like variety and, uh, diversity in the white power arena around here, but the, we will have some series coming out.

00:27:12.020 Um, so we'll probably like, I'll probably start with the Roman series and then go chronologically through, uh, or no Greek.

00:27:22.840 Sorry, you'll start with the Greek series.

00:27:24.320 Go Greek, Roman, Germanic, uh, runic. 0.98

00:27:29.920 Um, then, uh, you know, UK, Ireland, et cetera.

00:27:37.400 And run through all of the different series and, uh, and drop those probably like once a month, drop a new series that, uh, that screams white power from all of the corners of the world that we conquered. 0.87

00:27:51.620 And all of the, the places that we built up great civilizations and built, you know, the, the greatest works of art and produce the greatest music and musical instruments and best people on earth.

00:28:05.380 Um, so yeah, there's, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's awesome endeavor.

00:28:10.560 It's very, it gets my creative juices going so well because we have so much content.

00:28:17.580 I mean, it's so much, uh, stuff we've done that is not recognized and not, uh, celebrated.

00:28:25.280 So we get an opportunity to do that.

00:28:27.060 We appreciate everybody who's, uh, supportive of that.

00:28:30.000 Um, there's going to be some good looking, uh, folks out there, uh, with, uh, the hats and the, and the shirts and everything.

00:28:37.700 So, uh, we appreciate it.

00:28:39.500 Wanted to give a shout out.

00:28:42.800 White power, brother. 1.00

00:28:44.040 I think also go after the, the white shit, you know, fishing gear, golf wear, stuff like that. 1.00

00:28:50.560 I know that'd be big too. 1.00

00:28:52.760 What's up, Brian?

00:28:53.720 Get in there, brother.

00:28:55.620 What up, bro?

00:28:57.040 Yeah.

00:28:57.720 Uh, the teas, the golf teas.

00:29:00.260 I'm going to get some of those and wear them on the golf course. 0.99

00:29:02.980 Cause I, I obviously shit on everybody on golf, bro. 0.99

00:29:06.720 Uh, mythos, you could fucking play me for any dollar amount on golf, bro. 1.00

00:29:11.180 Uh, you'll get wrecked. 0.99

00:29:13.720 Whoa.

00:29:14.720 Whoa.

00:29:16.460 Shots fired.

00:29:18.640 No, there's no shots fired, bro.

00:29:20.220 It's just straight facts, bro.

00:29:21.660 I can.

00:29:22.620 Yeah.

00:29:23.080 It's just what it is.

00:29:24.020 It's just what it is.

00:29:25.120 I got it.

00:29:25.740 I got it.

00:29:26.500 Well, that, that, that doesn't, I mean,

00:29:28.560 you're supposed to bait me in and, uh, make me feel like at least I could, uh, get a shot.

00:29:33.640 I mean, at this point, no, I don't even care at that point.

00:29:36.160 I just say, nope, you're not winning.

00:29:38.000 Nobody's beating me.

00:29:38.900 Nope.

00:29:39.240 It's over.

00:29:39.620 Well, how much, I'll, I'll, I'll, I'll bet five bucks.

00:29:46.900 Then I'll keep, I'll keep my losses low.

00:29:49.720 We'll just, uh, hang out on the golf course and I can just get, get logged.

00:29:53.480 Okay.

00:29:53.820 We can put it up.

00:29:54.880 I'll lose five bucks to get mogged by Brian all day.

00:29:57.840 That's a hundred, a hundred bucks a hole, bro.

00:29:59.840 That's what I'll do for you.

00:30:04.720 Let's go.

00:30:05.420 So we've got a fishing tournament now, a golf tournament.

00:30:10.780 Hell yeah.

00:30:12.780 We need that white power poker tournament.

00:30:14.900 All right.

00:30:15.500 All right, fellas.

00:30:16.140 I'm going to need to raise some money to lose over here to Brian.

00:30:18.580 I don't know if anybody's going to support that effort.

00:30:21.260 Um, to be honest, I don't know.

00:30:22.680 I'm going to, I'm going to get any donors to us, you know, lose to Brian over here.

00:30:26.760 So, well, I have the handle.

00:30:28.920 I'll find people to lose money to me.

00:30:30.720 There you go.

00:30:35.260 Well, how about, how about I do that?

00:30:37.120 How about I find, uh, suckers that you can, uh, you know,

00:30:41.060 mog on the golf course and you just give me like 10% of the winnings.

00:30:45.500 That's a better deal for me.

00:30:46.820 There's old dude.

00:30:47.760 Here's the problem.

00:30:48.400 Or here's the funny thing. 0.99

00:30:49.280 There's old dudes that really, they're rich and they don't give a fuck. 1.00

00:30:51.980 And they're just like, let me just see if I can play it. 0.98

00:30:54.580 Like they're basically like pay.

00:30:56.120 Like when you play them, they actually kind of like pay you to play against them

00:31:00.280 because they're like, they want to play around better people. 0.95

00:31:02.900 And a lot of them suck at like country clubs. 1.00

00:31:05.120 Like they, they fucking suck. 1.00

00:31:06.960 Uh, they're just rich guys that are unathletic as fuck. 1.00

00:31:10.240 So like, yeah, sometimes it's just funny, but I don't really go there and try to just 0.99

00:31:14.740 steal everybody's money. 0.98

00:31:15.500 But like, uh, dude, that's all those guys do is they just gamble on every fucking hole, 0.99

00:31:19.940 bro. 0.98

00:31:22.400 They, I heard that about, uh,

00:31:24.780 a lot of wealthy people that they have a lot of gambling issues and gambling addictions.

00:31:40.620 That's a tough road when you go down it.

00:31:45.720 Yeah, let's go.

00:31:47.340 Um, you know, white, white power, golf tournament, white power fishing tournament. 0.84

00:31:52.060 Yeah.

00:31:52.160 We can't go wrong with that.

00:31:53.180 Well, let me just, let, let me tell you the level I'm on, on the golf, uh, here.

00:31:58.100 So the first time I've been golfing in, uh, I don't know, more than 10 years, I think,

00:32:05.080 um, was last Friday, my son's birthday.

00:32:08.780 And so I took him out golfing for the first time.

00:32:11.020 He had a really good time.

00:32:12.120 He was driving the car, hitting the ball, you know, and, uh, he's got a good swing.

00:32:16.680 It's, it was his first time.

00:32:18.120 So he's, he's still getting it down, right.

00:32:21.600 Learning how to keep that elbow straight, keep his head down.

00:32:25.760 All the, all the things that don't come extremely natural on the first run.

00:32:30.020 Uh, but then we hit the, uh, the driving range and, uh, they had this, uh, the, the tracking

00:32:39.760 system where it shows you how far you hit your ball and how high, and it was, it's a new

00:32:44.400 system for this, uh, this County golf course here.

00:32:47.260 And so they have a game on it.

00:32:53.280 It's, uh, angry birds.

00:32:54.940 So what you do is you hit your ball and the ball does the angry birds thing on the screen

00:33:01.300 and it knocks down, uh, the, the different areas of the, of the buildings in the angry

00:33:09.020 birds game.

00:33:10.320 Um, and so we played that for a little bit.

00:33:13.400 My son beat me twice and I beat him twice, but yeah.

00:33:19.700 Yeah.

00:33:20.220 And, uh, and so I don't know in preparation of, uh, meeting up with Brian and playing some

00:33:26.520 golf, I'm just going to, I'll probably be playing angry birds for like, you know, at

00:33:31.640 least six months to get my, get my game on.

00:33:34.360 Right.

00:33:34.760 But that's where I'm at.

00:33:37.080 Six years, bro.

00:33:38.100 Six years, not six months.

00:33:40.140 Nah, I can pull it off in six months.

00:33:41.860 If I, if I, if I needed to, if it was life or death, I could do it in six weeks, but

00:33:46.680 I'm, you know, I got a lot of other things going on.

00:33:49.100 Well, I got you, bro.

00:33:50.200 Well, dude, I go to the, I, okay.

00:33:52.380 Listen to this. 0.97

00:33:53.340 I went to the fucking range for the first time in five years and like by like the 30th swing, 1.00

00:33:59.320 I was already getting within like five feet on par threes and like in one shot and shit. 0.99

00:34:08.740 So yeah, I could teach you how to golf, bro. 0.97

00:34:11.860 But my lessons, they're going to cost you $500,000 per day.

00:34:17.020 So I don't know if this is in your range of understanding.

00:34:23.680 I, I, I, that much money falls out of my pocket when I get out of my car.

00:34:27.460 I don't even, I don't even understand how poor you are.

00:34:30.460 You're so, you're so poor.

00:34:32.020 I don't even understand.

00:34:33.540 Okay.

00:34:34.120 Then, then, then the 500 K per hour, uh, that's easy, right?

00:34:40.080 Yeah.

00:34:40.520 That's what I'm, that's more like what I'm used to paying for different services.

00:34:44.240 I, I, I tip my, uh, Uber Eats driver, like, uh, at least a hundred thousand dollars every

00:34:51.260 time.

00:34:51.660 Yeah.

00:34:51.800 It's just, yeah, we're on the level, man.

00:34:54.220 It's that, you know,

00:34:56.440 You just tip something, a whole Bitcoin.

00:34:58.720 Yeah.

00:34:59.100 I just, I just got the Bitcoin on them.

00:35:01.480 Boom.

00:35:01.880 Um, just, just, I got, I got it early on Bitcoin.

00:35:05.680 I bought, I bought Bitcoin for like 50 cents. 1.00

00:35:08.460 I bought like a hundred thousand of them and fuck it. 1.00

00:35:12.060 You know, that's how we roll. 1.00

00:35:13.540 Yeah.

00:35:13.900 Just leave like gold bars in the trunk, bro.

00:35:15.980 Just, as a tip, bro.

00:35:16.860 Who cares?

00:35:17.340 Just leave, hold gold bars in there.

00:35:19.220 I mean, what does it matter? 0.98

00:35:20.280 It's fucking, yeah, no, I don't like driving. 0.98

00:35:22.040 I tried that. 0.99

00:35:22.920 I don't like driving around with gold bars in my trunk.

00:35:25.120 Cause it just, the suspension doesn't work.

00:35:27.260 I like it.

00:35:27.720 I like that smooth ride.

00:35:28.940 Right.

00:35:29.340 But the gold bars in the trunk, it just, it just dragged the suspension.

00:35:34.340 I would hit like little potholes and it would just, I just didn't like the way it felt on

00:35:39.060 my Rolls Royce.

00:35:41.740 Well, I just want to know where you park if half a million dollars falls out your pocket.

00:35:47.380 Yeah. 0.98

00:35:48.040 I parked far away from Jews and niggers because yeah, they like hear that stuff for miles. 1.00

00:35:56.600 Well, the thing is you have to get to the point where you're, 0.99

00:35:59.120 you're round Jews and niggers. 1.00

00:36:00.320 And then when you pop out and the money falls out, they pick it up for you without even asking. 0.99

00:36:05.500 And then they give it to you.

00:36:08.440 So it reminds me of a time that, uh, I was in my youth and we were having a little bit of fun.

00:36:15.460 So we, we did this game called, uh, poop dollar.

00:36:19.260 This was before the internet.

00:36:20.620 Um, this was, um, poop dollar.

00:36:24.940 So this was early 2000.

00:36:26.620 So I don't know where we came up with this idea, but we decided to do this.

00:36:30.480 And my buddy was the one who was applying.

00:36:33.320 Um, so we, he would, and he was, he was actually doing it all.

00:36:38.640 I was, I was snapping photos with my little, you know, uh, smartphone, my little, not my

00:36:45.840 smartphone, my little flip phone.

00:36:47.580 Um, um, and, um, so we, we were in an apartment across the street and he would go and put the

00:36:56.880 dollar out and we would just watch people walk by and pick it up.

00:37:01.680 And, and it was, it was almost a hundred percent.

00:37:06.480 Some people put it in their pocket.

00:37:08.000 Some people would walk down the street with it, like holding it on the court at a, from

00:37:13.380 a corner, like way out in front of themselves.

00:37:16.340 Like it was bizarre to watch this, but we were dying laughing at the whole scene.

00:37:22.680 Like it was amazing to watch people.

00:37:25.140 It's not, it's not $20.

00:37:27.220 We weren't doing $5.

00:37:28.340 We didn't have to tempt anybody.

00:37:30.560 It was just a $1 bill.

00:37:32.780 And it was, it was, it probably did like seven of them.

00:37:38.000 And, uh, everyone, every single one got picked up and, uh, take it across.

00:37:42.560 It was bizarre.

00:37:44.600 Bro, I just joined and I hear, you know, I beat my kid twice and I used to play a game

00:37:49.280 called poop dollar and man, this is wild.

00:37:52.120 It's a wild, wild, wild white unity, you know? 0.81

00:37:56.160 You used to play the Jew game a lot. 1.00

00:37:58.420 Like in Walmart, you take a handful of coins and you just roll them down an aisle and whoever

00:38:04.560 picks them up, you go, ha, Jew. 0.94

00:38:08.000 I was a bit more of a terrorist.

00:38:10.260 I used to, uh, me and my cousins, when we were like vacation, we had, uh, down the beach,

00:38:14.820 we'd rent out like a hotel and we'd have like, at the time was probably like 50, 60, like

00:38:20.400 family members, like distant cousins and things like that.

00:38:23.180 And, uh, we'd sit there at like the top floor and we'd dump cereal out cause the seagulls

00:38:28.720 would sit above and, uh, we dumped cereal out and they would just mog, you know, the people,

00:38:33.640 like, I guess we, I guess we were just like more terrorists with it, but yeah, same idea. 0.98

00:38:38.640 What's even funnier, dude, when I was younger on a cruise ship, man, we used to fuck with 0.98

00:38:44.840 everyone on the elevators. 0.95

00:38:46.520 We used to hit every single button on every single floor and we used to watch every single

00:38:52.060 person and stop at, in the elevator, stop at every floor and no one's there.

00:38:56.460 Every single floor, man.

00:38:59.080 You want to see people get pissed?

00:39:00.820 Do that.

00:39:04.660 You have to, that's our duty, right? 1.00

00:39:08.080 You son of a bitch. 1.00

00:39:11.940 I didn't make everybody run downstairs. 1.00

00:39:14.140 I want to get to the pool. 1.00

00:39:15.760 What the fuck? 1.00

00:39:17.740 Oh man. 1.00

00:39:18.680 Terrorist.

00:39:19.540 Bosco, go ahead.

00:39:20.360 You know, what's fun is, uh, super gluing, uh, quarters, nickels and dimes in, uh, certain

00:39:30.580 neighborhoods on the sidewalks where, uh, you know, the people who would be interested

00:39:37.440 in those quarters inside the copper lines only.

00:39:42.100 Yeah.

00:39:42.740 So you just like, you super glue them and you, you, you, you can just make a, a trail

00:39:52.020 leading all the way back in to where you're like hiding with the camera and the frustration 0.99

00:39:59.420 on these fucking kikes faces when they can't peel this fucking quarter off of the cement that 1.00

00:40:10.980 I used, uh, what, what's that mix? 1.00

00:40:15.600 The, uh, the silicone Bondo mix to be able to stick it to the cement.

00:40:22.660 That's, that's a pretty good one.

00:40:24.900 That's, that's up there with poop dollar.

00:40:31.760 Poop dollar.

00:40:32.640 Go ahead, Brian. 0.99

00:40:33.360 Then WTF. 0.81

00:40:34.560 Yeah.

00:40:35.120 I, I remember, uh, these pranks they used to do.

00:40:38.140 I never did them, but I saw them on YouTube when YouTube was still good.

00:40:41.420 When, uh, I don't know if you guys seen him when they fucking put a wire on a bike and

00:40:45.120 they just leave it out and like in the hood. 1.00

00:40:47.180 And then the nigger just gets on the bike and takes off down a hill and the shit fucking 1.00

00:40:50.780 just fucking yanks him off the bike. 1.00

00:40:52.880 He goes flying like 20 feet. 0.99

00:41:00.100 I want to do that right now. 0.99

00:41:01.360 Actually, I wanted to go set that up except I'm just going to hold the fucking wire and 0.99

00:41:06.600 pull his ass off the bike. 0.99

00:41:09.200 The bike baits are legendary. 1.00

00:41:11.460 Fucking. 0.99

00:41:12.380 I was going to share something like that, that one where they take the seat off and the 0.99

00:41:17.240 guy goes like, they go to sit on it. 1.00

00:41:19.040 It seems like the seat goes right up their ass. 0.99

00:41:21.240 Like it looks like it's actually causing damage. 1.00

00:41:25.160 No. 0.99

00:41:25.700 Do you know, there's another one too, where I forget who even did these shits. 0.99

00:41:28.580 I think it might've been Vitaly or some shit. 0.99

00:41:30.400 And he did a thing where like he had a phone that was actually just an electric fucking 0.99

00:41:35.940 like it was a, it was electrocution fucking like fake phone. 0.99

00:41:40.140 And so the niggers would just pick up the phone off the ground and then they put it in 1.00

00:41:44.060 their pocket. 1.00

00:41:44.480 Then he's fucking zapping them. 0.99

00:41:45.780 It's in their pocket. 0.99

00:41:46.600 They're like trying to get it out of their pocket. 1.00

00:41:48.300 That's fucking electrocuting. 1.00

00:41:50.300 They put air, they put airbags on those fucking seats too. 1.00

00:41:53.660 They've done multiple. 0.99

00:41:54.420 I was just about to say that WTF where they're going and then they jump up five foot there. 1.00

00:41:58.800 Like, dude, imagine hitting the ground like that on your fucking collar, but you're fucked. 1.00

00:42:04.620 Dude, I fuck with people now still a days, man. 1.00

00:42:07.020 I, the one that never gets old is tell people they drop their pocket. 1.00

00:42:10.720 Dude, when they look and they, and it like registers, they get so fucking pissed. 0.98

00:42:15.940 It is funny. 0.98

00:42:17.520 I like pulling up to the crotch rockets and telling them their shoes untied.

00:42:23.420 That's a good one.

00:42:24.540 That's a good one.

00:42:25.800 That or telling someone that their tire's flat. 0.99

00:42:28.800 And what they're driving, don't even have an inflatable fucking tube. 0.99

00:42:32.940 That's always a great one. 0.95

00:42:36.340 What I wanted to say is, if you guys are here listening, let's repost the space. 0.99

00:42:41.760 Don't be a lazy nigger. 1.00

00:42:43.480 Repost it. 1.00

00:42:44.040 It takes a second.

00:42:44.800 Hit the comments down at the bottom.

00:42:46.240 Hit repost.

00:42:47.520 Check out the WER website.

00:42:51.600 If you're not buying anything out of there, I don't know what you're doing. 1.00

00:42:54.540 Don't be buying your shit at Walmart. 1.00

00:42:56.040 Get your shit online. 1.00

00:42:57.660 It's affordable. 1.00

00:42:59.020 I did a little shopping in Scravaganza on there last night, if anybody in the back channels

00:43:04.740 noticed. 0.99

00:43:05.420 So I'm waiting on the rest of my shit now. 0.99

00:43:08.180 So let's, let's get it to me so I can wear it. 0.99

00:43:12.280 All right.

00:43:15.300 I actually got a desire to share it.

00:43:17.920 If someone's, you know, like where they live, they're afraid to maybe wear it.

00:43:21.400 You can also donate, you know, you can help out with anything.

00:43:26.040 Dude, it's not like any of the other apparel I have where the wife says, now, listen, we're

00:43:35.560 going out for dinner.

00:43:36.860 Do not wear A, B, C, D, E, F, one of those shirts.

00:43:42.200 Wear something nice.

00:43:44.060 I think I could rock what they have on their website out at a nice casual dinner.

00:43:49.220 Just saying.

00:43:53.260 100%.

00:43:53.700 I hear you on that.

00:43:55.920 I have a tank top that says rainbows are for kids, not queers. 1.00

00:44:00.100 And my wife doesn't like me wearing it out. 1.00

00:44:03.320 Dude, I need that.

00:44:05.520 I need me one of those.

00:44:08.120 I think we should all wear it because it's true, man.

00:44:10.180 Rainbows are for kids, bro.

00:44:11.960 You know?

00:44:12.960 Where'd you get that at?

00:44:15.620 My buddy sent it to me from, he lives down in Florida and he just sent it to me, but

00:44:21.220 I'll get with him and ask him where he got it.

00:44:23.460 Yeah, I need me one of those.

00:44:24.640 I highly doubt that they are on Amazon.

00:44:27.800 Yeah.

00:44:29.560 Go ahead, Bonebreaker.

00:44:30.520 Well, before I say it, I was going to say my, this, this guy in my high school, I grew 0.99

00:44:37.200 up in a fucking super redneck town. 1.00

00:44:39.360 He had a deckle on the back of his truck that said, silly faggot, dicks are for chicks. 1.00

00:44:45.080 This is going back way, way back. 1.00

00:44:48.520 Like nobody was doing shit like this. 0.95

00:44:50.520 And even then I was, I wasn't based at all. 1.00

00:44:52.880 I'm like, holy fuck. 1.00

00:44:53.820 This guy's fucked up. 1.00

00:44:55.140 Dude, my friends in high school, man, they all had big trucks and they all had nooses hanging 1.00

00:45:00.600 from their fucking mirrors. 0.99

00:45:03.580 Based. 0.99

00:45:07.240 What I was going to say though, I have a design that I want to share with, with Mythos.

00:45:15.520 It's, it's for the, it's for, you guys can use it.

00:45:21.580 It's just cause I would never even go through all the energy to make shirts and stuff.

00:45:26.420 But I was wondering if I could send it to you and, and, and get like a live reaction

00:45:31.040 for you.

00:45:31.520 Cause you might think it's awesome. 0.97

00:45:33.120 A few people told me like, holy shit, you got to get this shirt made. 0.92

00:45:37.660 Yeah. 0.98

00:45:38.120 I'm interested.

00:45:39.000 Yeah.

00:45:40.240 All right.

00:45:40.520 I'm going to DM it to you right now.

00:45:42.280 That's, that's great.

00:45:43.920 Yeah.

00:45:46.360 Yeah.

00:45:46.740 I wanted to get back to something that, uh, nature brought up.

00:45:49.440 But he sounded like he was a bit surprised by it, but, uh, yeah, for my 13th birthday

00:45:55.160 nature, I beat my kid with a golf club.

00:45:58.120 I mean, I, I thought that was, uh, whatever, what everybody did.

00:46:02.900 I beat, well, he beat me twice too.

00:46:05.300 Uh, but I beat him first and then I beat him last. 0.87

00:46:08.200 And I think that's, you know, as a father, you do make sure that you beat him first and

00:46:13.900 then beat him last with a golf club.

00:46:16.320 It's true, man.

00:46:17.300 I use the nine iron, but I use the nine iron.

00:46:21.020 So it's, uh, it's dad tips, dad tips, take your son to the golf course and beat him at

00:46:27.260 least a couple of times.

00:46:29.320 Dude, I just want to dress fancy and put one of them sweaters around my neck and have it

00:46:34.100 draped in my back.

00:46:35.400 You know, I just want to be fancy for today on a golf course.

00:46:42.040 Well, just let your hair grow out in the back.

00:46:44.040 Yeah.

00:46:46.320 Can you wear speedos at a golf course mythos?

00:46:53.440 I don't know.

00:46:55.620 I don't know if you can just wear speedos, speedos and some cleats, um, and of, and a

00:47:02.680 visor.

00:47:03.440 Uh, yeah.

00:47:04.720 Thanks for that visual.

00:47:06.780 A white speedo.

00:47:08.140 Cause isn't white, like one of the, like the main, like, it's like tennis with golf, ain't 0.98

00:47:12.940 it?

00:47:16.480 Yeah.

00:47:16.840 I think, I think the, the, that, I don't know, Brian, what are you wearing?

00:47:24.940 You are FUBU out on the golf course.

00:47:26.980 I'm very anti-golf.

00:47:28.980 I think I'm going to, I'm going to steal man the anti-golf on this.

00:47:33.420 Um, you know, like I have a lot of family, like a lot of people that, yeah, you can meet 0.83

00:47:37.020 like important people in this and that, but it's, it's pretty gay. 0.51

00:47:40.780 And when I was a kid, well, you know, that's fair.

00:47:44.940 When I was a kid, we, uh, we shot a video in fourth grade called Jackass Jr. 0.98

00:47:50.580 And we'd shit in the golf, uh, course in the holes. 0.98

00:47:53.580 Right. 0.99

00:47:54.620 Um, and then we'd watch the golfers like go and pick their balls up. 0.99

00:47:58.080 And I feel like that's the stance we need to do.

00:48:00.400 We need to bring that back.

00:48:02.060 Cause, uh, golfing is just, it doesn't seem white power in my opinion. 0.93

00:48:06.980 Wait, you, you were coming in here throwing shade at poop dollar and, uh, you were pooping 0.96

00:48:11.540 in golf. 0.71

00:48:12.520 You were pooping in. 0.68

00:48:13.480 And then putting greens.

00:48:15.880 I was like, that's, uh, that's taken, that's taken to another level.

00:48:18.980 That's actually, uh, that's actually, uh, terrorism.

00:48:22.840 If I'm, uh, I think.

00:48:25.100 So I will say one thing.

00:48:28.180 I've never golfed.

00:48:29.460 I've met, I've many golf, of course, but when I'm driving past a golf course and someone's 0.99

00:48:35.420 going to swing, I do blare my horn and I hope I fucked them up. 0.98

00:48:39.580 And I think that's pretty funny. 0.99

00:48:40.960 Why do you hate people?

00:48:43.980 I don't understand where this hate comes from. 0.99

00:48:46.540 I think it's fucking hilarious. 0.98

00:48:49.620 Well, I'm going to, I'm going to steel man the golf side of it. 0.95

00:48:54.320 Um, and, uh, I, I hate to do this given Brian's stance here, but, um, golf is just the most

00:49:03.460 white power thing on the planet. 0.68

00:49:06.080 You just walk around, you hit your ball, you get focused, let everything else go, take that

00:49:15.400 swing.

00:49:16.820 And it's from Scotland.

00:49:19.420 It's our, it's, it's like the premier Scottish export of all time.

00:49:24.960 Besides, I mean, the, this, the kilts didn't really hit.

00:49:28.200 I think if they had a white excellence logo on, you know, somewhere on there, maybe they

00:49:32.560 would have hit harder, but they kind of fell off, but the golf stuck, man.

00:49:37.160 And it is the most white power thing. 0.66

00:49:41.000 And it's, uh, you know, a bunch of white people on the golf course too, which is nice.

00:49:48.520 It's a nice getaway.

00:49:50.600 Hitler said boxing was the most white power sport.

00:49:53.800 And you're saying it's golf.

00:49:55.620 Which one is it?

00:49:57.100 I would beat that guy with a golf club.

00:49:59.520 He would have, is there, is there any way him and his, his, uh, his boxing gloves would 0.77

00:50:06.620 be able to take on my, my driver?

00:50:09.360 I don't know.

00:50:10.600 No, I don't know.

00:50:11.900 It's a good, it's a good question. 1.00

00:50:13.640 Boxing is fucking white power. 0.99

00:50:17.960 What about hockey, bro? 1.00

00:50:22.020 Yeah, that's white power. 0.88

00:50:23.280 Hockey's white power.

00:50:24.160 Hockey, MMA, boxing, golf, which I don't, I've never done, which it's on my bucket list.

00:50:30.880 Is there any sport that wasn't invented by a white man? 0.92

00:50:34.720 I mean, are we just, I think track and field's totally white power too.

00:50:39.360 Uh, C-L-O. 1.00

00:50:40.860 Lacrosse.

00:50:41.860 Lacrosse wasn't invented by a white man.

00:50:45.020 Yeah, C-L-O. 1.00

00:50:46.060 Blacks invented C-L-O, I'm pretty sure, right? 1.00

00:50:50.660 C-L-O? 0.98

00:50:51.440 You guys don't know what C-L-O is, do you?

00:50:53.480 What is C-L-O? 0.95

00:50:55.240 No, C-L-O. 1.00

00:50:56.380 C-E-L-O. 1.00

00:50:58.420 It's when they just roll dice.

00:50:59.960 C-L-O, like the person from Jackass? 0.65

00:51:01.760 No, C-L-O, like C-E-E-L-O. 0.99

00:51:05.460 Uh, it's like when they roll dice on their porch all day, they're playing C-L-O, it's called.

00:51:09.920 Don't ask me how I know.

00:51:11.500 Yeah, it's just the game. 0.98

00:51:13.400 Oh, that's like what the niggers do out in the alleyway. 1.00

00:51:16.120 Oh, yeah. 0.99

00:51:16.960 Oh, yeah. 1.00

00:51:17.340 They love that shit. 1.00

00:51:18.660 Oh, okay. 1.00

00:51:19.720 I never knew that was called.

00:51:20.860 I thought it was just called gambling.

00:51:23.280 Yeah, I thought that was called, I thought they were playing craps.

00:51:26.920 Yeah.

00:51:27.860 Me too.

00:51:28.560 I thought it was craps.

00:51:29.820 But they didn't invent the dice though, so I guess we still win there.

00:51:34.080 No, we totally win there.

00:51:35.340 They can't, they create a nigger-fied game out of our, out of our sport. 1.00

00:51:40.320 Yeah, but they invented peanut butter and we didn't. 0.68

00:51:43.740 Big snood. 1.00

00:51:44.820 I'm a dick. 1.00

00:51:45.360 No. 0.99

00:51:46.040 I think Indians invented, uh, the poop war, the poop fight thing. 1.00

00:51:51.840 Indians invented that dung war. 1.00

00:51:53.540 Yeah, they did do that.

00:51:55.740 Yeah.

00:51:55.980 Um, but, but, uh, the, a Canadian invented peanut butter.

00:52:00.500 It's verified.

00:52:01.480 You don't even have to search for it very hard.

00:52:03.900 It's like one of those things that, uh, you know, after it was invented, an African, like, 1.00

00:52:11.020 invented it, but he's like, hey, I came up with this myself.

00:52:15.580 I was like, bro, I've been eating peanut butter jelly sandwiches for like 50 years. 0.96

00:52:21.360 Do niggers have also invented domestic violence? 1.00

00:52:24.760 That's a true story. 0.99

00:52:29.720 Yeah, it is.

00:52:30.560 Not really a sport, but it is a true story.

00:52:34.320 It's a sport if you want it to be. 0.98

00:52:36.220 Well, I guess if you're, if you're married to a, you know, to one of them shiboons, it actually does become a sport because they're like the most masculine women and all, all black African guys are gay. 1.00

00:52:51.160 I saw a video the other day and they're all gay. 1.00

00:52:53.880 So can I, can I, can I red pill you guys on the, like the Russians, like the Eastern block? 0.91

00:52:59.300 Uh, so like the way they get married over there, this is confirmed, by the way, I've talked to many people.

00:53:05.840 It's like, basically, like if you have a crush on a girl at a wedding, um, and you tell your buddy, they kidnap her.

00:53:12.840 And then this is true. 1.00

00:53:15.120 They kidnap her, then they get married and then they just beat the bitch every day. 1.00

00:53:19.440 So like, I don't know if that's white power or not, but, uh, this is, this is one of the things that's, uh, pretty true or this from multiple women and multiple men. 0.99

00:53:30.760 Well, I would go as far as to say that.

00:53:35.000 What?

00:53:35.700 Go ahead.

00:53:36.060 Okay.

00:53:36.460 So are these, are these Eastern European folks?

00:53:44.460 Yeah.

00:53:44.900 I'm talking about like the rural, like farmer kind of.

00:53:47.740 Yeah.

00:53:48.220 Yeah.

00:53:48.460 Yeah.

00:53:49.900 It might be like a, uh, there's a tradition that they do where you, during the wedding, you have to steal the bride and then the groom has, or his family have to pay money to get her back. 0.60

00:54:02.080 It's like just a whole fucking game, but maybe it's a throwback to when they did that for real.

00:54:09.160 Maybe the, all the ones I talked to were people that are like still, still doing it, I guess. 0.98

00:54:14.040 I don't know.

00:54:15.180 Uh, but yeah.

00:54:16.720 Yeah.

00:54:19.440 Okay.

00:54:20.120 We got to talk about golf here.

00:54:21.540 golf is golf is like the Boston Terrier of, of sports.

00:54:26.240 It's a hundred years ago.

00:54:28.420 It was relatively normal and kind of cool.

00:54:32.200 And then after becoming the most inbred and weirdo sport has become completely not cool.

00:54:38.760 It's, uh, it's utter waste of resources to keep those courses going.

00:54:43.620 It's, um, like master. 0.99

00:54:46.440 Why do you suck at golf, bro? 0.99

00:54:48.360 That's what I'm hearing. 1.00

00:54:49.180 I don't even play.

00:54:50.580 I do not even play. 1.00

00:54:51.560 You suck at it. 1.00

00:54:52.760 Yeah. 1.00

00:54:53.580 Probably.

00:54:54.000 It's a joke.

00:54:56.000 It's a joke.

00:54:58.440 It's one of these things that's like completely unnecessary and extraneous.

00:55:03.220 It's like having like your foie gras or something like that.

00:55:06.860 It's something that exists purely for a luxury class that doesn't need to exist.

00:55:14.220 It's decadent.

00:55:16.220 What about golf is decadent, bro? 1.00

00:55:18.360 You're just walking around a fucking, a bunch of grass and hitting a ball, bro. 0.99

00:55:21.840 Like what's crazy about that? 1.00

00:55:22.900 Yeah.

00:55:24.000 Cause you have to take so much energy, water, resources to keep that course intact.

00:55:29.980 It's a business though.

00:55:31.540 It is amazing.

00:55:32.940 They are paying for that, but, um, and it is, is more expensive than it was a long time ago.

00:55:38.440 But, uh, it is amazing.

00:55:41.200 It is a bit.

00:55:42.260 Yeah.

00:55:42.420 It is amazing though, that, um, that exceptional, uh, grooming that those courses get there.

00:55:52.840 They're, they're, they're, they are gorgeous.

00:55:54.260 And I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm just, I just went to an old county golf course.

00:55:58.860 Like this is, but the pristine golf courses and everything that goes into those, like the, the, like you're talking about the amount of resources, uh, when the world is all falling apart, you actually, uh, you know, you don't bring up a bad point there.

00:56:15.080 Uh, those, those folks are definitely organizing their resources to keep their world, uh, pristine and beautiful while the rest of it just falls apart.

00:56:27.080 So that country club mindset in the world that we live in, especially the fact that a lot of those, uh, pristine golf courses, I wonder how many of those got, got, uh, Aztecs, uh, in the kitchen, cooking the food, uh, et cetera.

00:56:42.680 I think that's, uh, that, that is in need of some scrutiny.

00:56:46.600 I, I, I like the, the awareness there.

00:56:50.820 My, yeah, my take on a lot of luxury stuff is like that.

00:56:54.020 Once we have the white world and everybody's, everything's set straight, then we can have our luxuries back. 0.99

00:57:00.600 We can have our water.

00:57:01.420 Imagine, look, imagine how quickly the revolution would happen.

00:57:05.640 If we just took away golfing from these guys, uh, let's just, let's just be realistic here.

00:57:11.100 Oh, oh, dude, we have infinite money tomorrow.

00:57:15.520 The capital problem would be gone.

00:57:17.860 It would be completely gone.

00:57:19.300 They'd have to like figure out ways to like invent new things.

00:57:22.040 Right.

00:57:22.320 Like, you know, uh, who knows, they'd have to actually focus on things that matter in a different way.

00:57:28.160 It's like a boomer sports ball, I guess.

00:57:30.920 Right.

00:57:33.000 A boomer sports ball is on a totally different level. 0.55

00:57:35.480 See, at least golf is like participatory and it has some elegance to it.

00:57:40.740 And there's like a social aspect and it's competitive and, and like people are out there.

00:57:45.980 Sports ball is like just new kid, just laser that from orbit.

00:57:50.420 Just.

00:57:51.360 Well, and, and it's, and golf is still white.

00:57:54.080 I mean, you got Tiger Woods, I get it.

00:57:55.980 But that guy was juicing for like 10 years.

00:57:58.960 Right.

00:57:59.640 Like while he's doing his thing. 0.97

00:58:01.280 So I don't know how many other golfers are juicing, but they, they got one half nigger, 1.00

00:58:06.880 half Chinese kid in there, uh, to ruin the sport for a while. 1.00

00:58:11.580 Uh, but other than that, it's a white power sport. 0.98

00:58:15.200 I mean, all these guys are white power coming through there. 0.96

00:58:18.220 And, uh, and you got the, you got the, the dad who recently won his little baby, uh, toddler is like walking up behind him, you know, to the green.

00:58:29.040 And he picked up his little baby.

00:58:31.900 Come on, man.

00:58:32.980 That's white power. 0.94

00:58:33.980 I agree.

00:58:37.200 I agree.

00:58:37.940 I still think that, I don't know.

00:58:40.460 I agree with your point. 0.70

00:58:41.660 I think it's white power and it's all white guys. 0.96

00:58:44.080 Um, still none of the records have been broken like Jack Nicholas and stuff like that.

00:58:48.520 Tiger, I think he tried to beat it. 0.97

00:58:50.640 And then, um, you know, he ended up being a nigger. 1.00

00:58:54.120 So, uh, you know, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's good stuff.

00:58:57.440 It's just, yeah, I guess for, uh, the situation we're in, maybe, I don't know.

00:59:01.660 I guess it doesn't fucking matter, right? 1.00

00:59:05.060 We cannot forget that the most white power motherfucker plays golf and that is Trump. 1.00

00:59:20.960 Jews aren't white. 1.00

00:59:22.340 That set up, that set up to that T right there was, uh, was just, it was too complex. 0.89

00:59:32.140 My brain couldn't, not ready for that level of orange man.

00:59:38.260 He is like a Ooppa Loopa. 0.95

00:59:41.540 All right.

00:59:42.180 Now I'm going to steal man it harder. 0.99

00:59:43.760 Golf is gay. 1.00

00:59:45.020 Uh, it's completely fucked. 1.00

00:59:46.760 Uh, Jews subverted it and yeah, it was Scottish. 1.00

00:59:50.080 Yeah.

00:59:50.620 They invented it.

00:59:51.880 Um, maybe bring back the kilts and we can put, you know, a good logo on that. 0.99

00:59:55.760 But other than that, golf is gay and destroy it all. 1.00

00:59:58.560 Cause the Jews have ruined it. 1.00

01:00:00.000 And that's it. 0.99

01:00:00.740 No, no, no, no, no, no.

01:00:01.880 Hold on. 0.93

01:00:02.560 Jews didn't ruin golf. 0.99

01:00:04.200 If you go to some places, there's no Jews or blacks anywhere. 0.99

01:00:07.980 Uh, I don't know what you're talking about.

01:00:11.060 Where's this, where's this place? 0.95

01:00:13.000 Where's this no Jews or blacks place? 1.00

01:00:14.820 Connecticut. 0.95

01:00:15.900 See, you guys don't know what Connecticut is.

01:00:17.440 There's so many kikes in Connecticut. 1.00

01:00:19.360 It's ridiculous, dude. 0.92

01:00:21.080 I have family from there. 0.69

01:00:22.440 So have you been to Connecticut?

01:00:23.220 Yeah, I have family from there.

01:00:24.800 And they're a lot.

01:00:25.120 You've probably been to like Hartford or something. 0.99

01:00:26.980 So Hartford is the ghetto as shit, but. 0.99

01:00:29.600 You've never been to Fearfield County, bro. 1.00

01:00:32.120 Yeah, I mean.

01:00:33.200 I would just say golf is literally a white sport.

01:00:35.520 Like all white people play. 0.99

01:00:36.820 But I'm going to tell you our horrible golf story. 0.96

01:00:39.320 Uh, this dude just had his wife give birth.

01:00:42.760 And they got sent home like two to three days later.

01:00:45.440 Right?

01:00:46.680 And, you know, as a husband, normally you're supposed to help out around the house because

01:00:50.560 your wife is still in the cover. 1.00

01:00:52.360 Motherfucker, first day back, went golfing. 1.00

01:00:56.400 And this is how some of these golfers are. 1.00

01:00:58.580 Like, like people who golf, they don't give a fuck about anything. 0.97

01:01:02.540 That's not. 0.97

01:01:03.440 No.

01:01:03.840 Yeah.

01:01:04.080 That's nothing to do with golfers, dude.

01:01:06.060 I don't want to hit. 1.00

01:01:06.980 No, that's just a shitty person. 0.99

01:01:09.200 No, no, no. 0.98

01:01:09.820 Nine times out of ten, seven to nine times out of ten, people who are avid golfers have

01:01:17.340 that personality.

01:01:17.960 They're like surfers.

01:01:19.220 It's like, oh, your daughter just died?

01:01:21.020 Oh, I need to go hit the waves, man, to get me through this.

01:01:23.640 Oh, your daughter just survived?

01:01:24.960 Oh, I'm going to go hit the waves to celebrate. 0.99

01:01:26.920 They only give a fuck about golf. 1.00

01:01:28.580 They only give a fuck about surfing. 1.00

01:01:31.820 That just has to do, that's just shitty people. 1.00

01:01:34.100 It has nothing to do with the sport. 0.98

01:01:37.820 A song.

01:01:39.820 Yeah, that's the bar, too.

01:01:44.700 Be like, you catch a fine dude at the bar here where I live in the Midwest.

01:01:51.060 And they'll be like, yeah, they just have a baby.

01:01:53.220 And then it's like, dude, you're at the bar.

01:01:55.800 It's 2 p.m. on a Wednesday.

01:01:57.900 You're at the bar.

01:01:58.900 And to be fair, I'm at the bar.

01:02:00.740 So we're at the bar.

01:02:02.400 I'm going to come back at you hard on that one, FitzSide, because you like to work out 0.85

01:02:07.160 and everything, be all puff and whatever. 1.00

01:02:09.820 You know, my father likes to go to the gym, and he's a real piece of fucking shit. 1.00

01:02:14.420 And all he ever worried about was his own complexion and what he ever looked like. 1.00

01:02:18.560 He only cared about him fucking self. 0.99

01:02:20.440 You know what I mean? 0.99

01:02:21.460 So it's not about what you do.

01:02:23.680 It's not about your hobby and your sports.

01:02:26.120 It's about the person.

01:02:27.100 Listen, listen, I agree.

01:02:29.400 You need to be able to make time for family and still do those things.

01:02:32.260 And if you can't do those things because family's coming first, it is what it is.

01:02:35.920 You'll get to it when you get to it.

01:02:37.580 Yeah, I agree. 1.00

01:02:38.340 You can tee off without being a complete piece of shit. 0.99

01:02:41.500 But I'm telling you right now, people who tee off, haven't, like, who are, like, regular 1.00

01:02:47.400 golfers, tend to be complete pieces of shit. 1.00

01:02:52.500 How do you know that, bro? 1.00

01:02:53.800 Do you know a lot of golfers?

01:02:55.140 Like, are you just speculating?

01:02:56.460 This house is a golfer.

01:02:57.700 Yeah, yeah.

01:02:58.800 We have a big golf course where we, there's tournaments here.

01:03:02.400 And, yes, a lot of people literally were just like, I'm going to go tee off when, like,

01:03:07.720 their son is sick and he's got to stay home.

01:03:08.980 You're probably talking about boomers, bro. 0.56

01:03:10.920 You're honestly probably talking about boomers.

01:03:12.340 No, no, these are millennials, too, bro.

01:03:15.520 These are millennials I'm talking about.

01:03:17.400 No, millennials are, you know, with the frisbee golf, dude, how about the frisbee golf? 1.00

01:03:23.280 That's some millennial shit right there. 0.99

01:03:26.180 I don't really see a lot of, like, family men who do frisbee golf. 0.99

01:03:29.960 I've seen a lot of single dudes who frisbee golf, but, like, I don't know much about it

01:03:33.560 other than I played it once in a while.

01:03:35.080 Hey, you know what's fun is playing volleyball with your family.

01:03:38.600 That's fun.

01:03:40.040 Yeah, frisbee golf sounds like a griper sport, kind of. 1.00

01:03:43.220 That's what I'm getting out of it.

01:03:45.200 I never really did it.

01:03:47.100 Me and my family, we lift weights together.

01:03:49.860 We pump island together.

01:03:51.820 Well, I'd like to throw in fishing, you know.

01:03:53.620 You can take your kids fishing, too, and your wife.

01:03:56.260 You just got a bait or hook.

01:03:57.820 And hunting.

01:03:59.960 Oh, yeah, there's nothing quite like watching your kids shoot a gun, and I get turned on

01:04:08.380 when I see my wife with a gun. 0.90

01:04:10.020 I ain't gonna lie.

01:04:11.280 Oh, man.

01:04:12.220 She drove my truck the other day, and when she was pulling in and that bad boy, I was like,

01:04:16.520 woo-wee.

01:04:17.020 My daughter switched over to her adolescent years, and she went from, like, hooking her

01:04:24.820 own worm, giving her own tackle box and all that, to, ooh, I don't want to touch a worm. 0.99

01:04:30.360 Can you do it for me, Dad?

01:04:32.660 Like, overnight.

01:04:33.720 I was like, what the hell?

01:04:34.460 I hope that doesn't happen with my daughter. 0.81

01:04:40.420 Wait, Paul, do you fly fish?

01:04:42.860 No, man, I would love to.

01:04:44.460 I have never, I've never had the opportunity to fly fish.

01:04:47.480 That would be awesome.

01:04:48.660 I think that's light power, for real.

01:04:50.520 Yeah, dude, my dad, we used to fly fish all the time. 0.98

01:04:53.200 We used to catch little trout, and fucking, we used to just go find, like, shit in the 0.99

01:04:57.580 middle of Maine and shit, and we used to fly fish all over the place, and, dude, it's fucking 0.99

01:05:02.520 incredible, because you just, there's nothing more peaceful than fucking fly fishing in a 0.99

01:05:06.980 fucking river, bro. 0.99

01:05:08.540 Like, there's nothing more, literally. 0.99

01:05:11.920 Yeah, Brian's right, dude, it's so, like, fly fishing is so, it's, it's, dude, there's

01:05:17.140 no ceiling to that sport. 0.88

01:05:19.420 Uh-oh, my dad has, like, probably fucking, like, eight or nine thousand dollars worth of 0.92

01:05:25.740 gear, and that's not even, like, the high-level stuff. 0.89

01:05:28.720 Like, he has a basic St. Croix rod, he's got some nice waders, he's got a whole fly tying

01:05:33.800 kit, all that.

01:05:34.900 The cool part is you tie your own flies.

01:05:37.040 Like, that's one of the coolest parts of that sport, is you actually have to get the

01:05:41.740 materials, you have to get, like, the feathers and everything, and get the right materials,

01:05:46.120 and then you tie up your own flies, and you try to make them look like little insects,

01:05:50.140 so you want to make, like, a little mayfly hatch during the season, and you gotta study

01:05:54.800 your location, and you gotta find, like, the best trout streams, and you go in.

01:05:58.960 You're absolutely right, bro, because when you're wading out there in those little trout

01:06:02.960 streams in the middle of nowhere, it's like paradise out there, dude.

01:06:07.160 It's so, it's so nice.

01:06:09.240 I've heard, bro, you gotta know how to, did I just, did I just hear Skull Mask and

01:06:12.980 Brian have a moment there?

01:06:15.620 He did.

01:06:16.280 I didn't know, I didn't know Brian was a fly fisherman.

01:06:18.760 Everything changes now.

01:06:20.680 Now we're best friends.

01:06:22.260 So, hey, you know a lot about fly fishing.

01:06:24.460 Is it true that certain ways, if you tie it, is it legal in certain areas that you can't 0.98

01:06:28.920 use certain ties for fly fishing, or is that bullshit?

01:06:31.640 I've never heard of that, but that probably is a real thing, because you can't use certain 0.99

01:06:37.340 lures with some shit, and, like, fishing, they have stupid regulations, like, all over 0.99

01:06:42.780 the place with everything, bro. 1.00

01:06:44.480 So, like, I wouldn't be surprised if that's a real thing, but.

01:06:47.880 I was told to spray myself with deer piss to go fly fishing, and that still doesn't work.

01:06:52.720 You gotta rub dope poop on yourself, like, get it nice and moist, and just rub it into 0.99

01:07:01.900 your skin and your clothes. 0.62

01:07:05.760 You have to have a certain size hook in certain estuaries when you're fly fishing.

01:07:13.800 You can't have too big of a hook, because then you could technically snag the fish, and

01:07:19.200 it's a foul hook, so there is, like, size limits for the actual hook.

01:07:28.320 Not necessarily the fly itself, but it's the size of the hook that you can use on the fly

01:07:37.240 that you're spinning.

01:07:42.280 What about deep sea fishing?

01:07:43.900 You guys ever been, do that?

01:07:45.160 I just did that a couple hours ago.

01:07:52.240 I just got back from surfcasting on the North Shore of Massachusetts.

01:07:59.580 Word, bro. 0.99

01:08:00.360 My uncle, he's got a sailboat, and he goes out on the sound, and he catches, like, fucking 1.00

01:08:06.840 crazy shit out there, and they race, too, and they do all that shit, and shit's fucking 1.00

01:08:13.020 crazy, bro, because think about it. 1.00

01:08:15.060 Okay, if you guys ever want to get a boat, never get a fucking motorboat. 1.00

01:08:19.380 Never get a fucking motorboat. 1.00

01:08:21.160 It's too expensive, bro. 1.00

01:08:22.640 The gas, get a fucking sailboat. 0.99

01:08:24.620 They're cheaper, and there's no, barely any gas you gotta use if you have, if you go in 0.99

01:08:30.060 the ocean, if you know what the fuck you're doing, and you can basically just fetch no

01:08:34.620 gas. 1.00

01:08:35.180 You basically don't have to pay shit, and you're just out there fishing, and the wind is fucking 0.99

01:08:39.020 taking you everywhere. 0.99

01:08:41.240 I feel like my luck buying a sailboat, there'd just never be any fucking wind. 0.98

01:08:45.800 That would be my luck buying one. 0.99

01:08:47.940 That's terrible.

01:08:49.600 You'd be like Tommy Boy, where you're sitting there begging your dad for wind in the heavens.

01:08:54.520 That's what that movie, I was trying to think of what movie that was.

01:08:58.060 That's what it was.

01:08:58.880 Okay.

01:08:59.820 It's white power, too. 0.88

01:09:00.820 Sailing is white power, because let us not forget our people are mariners, and that's 0.92

01:09:06.840 how we got to this great nation. 0.99

01:09:09.020 Fucking sea people, this is what they used to call us when they didn't know who we were 0.99

01:09:14.880 back in the day. 0.99

01:09:16.380 That's what they wrote us down as.

01:09:21.480 It makes sense why we all have a kinship with water.

01:09:24.420 I mean, at least I do.

01:09:32.600 I agree.

01:09:34.160 Water's fun.

01:09:34.720 Yeah, no, fly fishing, yeah, no, I, you know, I'll put my fly down and go deep sea fishing

01:09:40.160 sometimes.

01:09:41.780 But, yeah, you know, I guess it's all like, it's all what you're, what the game you're

01:09:47.900 after is, right?

01:09:49.360 Nature, would you say you pull your fly down to go deep sea fishing?

01:09:53.200 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:09:54.840 It's the best, it's the best catcher, it's the best lure.

01:10:01.320 It's the big worm.

01:10:04.020 Yeah, it's all about the bait, right?

01:10:09.840 Always.

01:10:10.240 We used to catch, we used to catch flounder, and lemon sharks, and, like, blue crab in

01:10:18.360 the, in the Gulf, when I lived in Florida, my best friend's dad owned a charter boat,

01:10:23.620 and we would go out and get sunburned, and we'd be out there, like, all day, and I caught 0.56

01:10:28.560 this huge flounder one time, and he was like, oh, that fucking huge flounder, it was so fun, 0.94

01:10:34.180 dude, it was so fun. 0.97

01:10:35.500 And, flounder's so tasty, too, especially when it's fresh, eat it, like, right there

01:10:41.340 as soon as you get back, cut it up, yeah.

01:10:45.040 See, that's what I always wanted to do, do that right on the boat, I've never did anything

01:10:49.060 like that, man, that'd be fun.

01:10:50.580 I like swordfish, too, swordfish is really good.

01:10:54.600 If you can find a good catfish, if you can find a good area, catfish lines are probably

01:11:00.840 the best bang for your buck, if you want a lot of food.

01:11:03.200 Catfish can eat anything, so you can, like, just leave your catfish lines out, and then

01:11:09.640 come back, like, in, like, ten hours, pull them up, and at least every hook will have

01:11:16.540 at least one big old catfish out.

01:11:19.420 Sounds like we need to have a white, powered, deep, deep-sea fishing trip. 0.70

01:11:25.440 Wow, what a tongue-top.

01:11:26.340 So down for that.

01:11:27.900 So down for that.

01:11:29.120 Let's get in the back channels on it.

01:11:33.920 I'm down for that.

01:11:34.780 I'll do a trip.

01:11:35.840 My boy's old enough to go on one, so that's good.

01:11:40.620 Sorry, Fitz, we're already at capacity.

01:11:43.520 I just want to get... 1.00

01:11:45.120 Yeah, fuck. 1.00

01:11:46.400 That's the complete limit. 1.00

01:11:50.720 Where would we go?

01:11:52.560 What, uh...

01:11:53.520 What area?

01:11:55.960 I have no idea. 0.98

01:11:57.620 Fucking Fort Lauderdale is probably the most prettiest water you can float around in. 1.00

01:12:01.560 Is that where all the fags go? 1.00

01:12:03.040 Fort Lauderdale? 0.99

01:12:04.620 I don't know, actually.

01:12:05.940 But I just know I really like the ocean in that area.

01:12:08.320 I know everyone hates my state, but, uh, native water fish, cold water fish, um, yeah, they, uh, but they, they actually come into, uh, Cape Cod Bay.

01:12:29.560 So you can go, like, on a 20-minute boat ride, and you can catch a, like, 1,000-pound tuna, like, right off of, like, Cape Cod Bay.

01:12:43.460 Uh, it's very common.

01:12:45.660 Uh, they, they, they come in, in the, uh, in the fall, though.

01:12:50.840 So it's not, they're not in season yet.

01:12:52.780 They're not here yet.

01:12:53.680 But when, like, late August, September rolls around, they stick around from then to, like, November.

01:13:02.120 And that's when, uh, like, the show that, you know, the Wicked Catch, like, that's when all those guys go, uh, for the blue, for the bluefin tuna.

01:13:12.540 If you're a young man, and you don't have a family or anything like that, there was a time where I almost, like, got a, almost took a job, like, on a fishing rig, just to get away.

01:13:25.360 And it pays really good.

01:13:27.040 Like, while you're young, doing these awesome jobs that take you across the world is the, one of the best times to do it.

01:13:35.360 But, because as soon as you get a family, you're going to just be missing your family if you go, if you go on extended trips, like, for work and stuff.

01:13:44.820 But, like, I'm telling you, if you're a young guy and you're listening to this, there is so many opportunities that you can just walk into with no degree because they just need a body, and they, it pays so well.

01:13:57.580 Matter of fact, and because you're out there in the middle of the ocean, you don't need to spend any money.

01:14:01.700 You just collect your paycheck.

01:14:02.660 Like, it's, like, one of the best opportunities for someone who's trying to get financially set and move on is going on a fishing trawler or a big super taker, something like that, getting a job where you're in the middle of the ocean, traveling in the open seas, or a big super taker, something like that, getting a job where you're in the middle of the ocean, traveling in the open seas.

01:14:32.660 So, merchant marines is a good one.

01:14:39.740 Good point, Fistside.

01:14:41.160 Get in there, Nunya. 0.99

01:14:42.540 White power, brother. 1.00

01:14:44.280 Yeah, thank you for the mic.

01:14:45.560 I appreciate it, white power. 0.98

01:14:47.340 Yeah, I like the fishing topic. 0.99

01:14:48.680 I grew up in South and Central Texas, and that's all I did as a fucking kid. 0.82

01:14:55.940 From when I was eight years old until probably 18, until I joined the Army, I was just going fishing all the time, riding my bike anywhere I could, walking through the woods, middle of fucking nowhere, fishing by myself. 0.97

01:15:09.560 Sometimes rigging up tubes in the river and fishing out the tube. 0.53

01:15:14.980 Good times.

01:15:16.320 Like, my dad, he worked as a shrimp boat captain in Corpus for a while, a few years, and he'd take us out on the shrimp boat. 0.94

01:15:24.360 We could fish out on the shrimp boat, catch redfish and flounder and all that, and I don't know who said it, but yes, flounder is fucking tasty. 0.93

01:15:31.360 I love flounder.

01:15:32.300 It's one of the best-tasting fish I've ever had, but it was just, it was always a good time.

01:15:38.640 It's definitely white power, and I have been fly fishing a few times.

01:15:43.960 I didn't rig up my own flies or anything, but I don't know.

01:15:48.300 I guess fly fishing is one of those things where you can do it with somebody else, maybe like your son or your grandpa, and, you know, it's a bonding experience.

01:15:56.840 But for me as a kid, you know, I would just go out by myself.

01:15:59.960 It didn't matter if it was fly fishing or just, you know, open reel, stand in the middle of a river or a creek or swim somewhere. 1.00

01:16:07.940 You know, when we were kids, we did a bunch of stupid shit. 1.00

01:16:09.980 I'd just go swimming in the fucking little coves and the drainage ditches, whatever. 0.99

01:16:16.480 So there's a few occasions where I'd take my fishing pole and just whatever lures I had stuck to my hat or my vest or something 0.96

01:16:25.020 and swim out to somewhere where I saw a big rock and fish there for a couple hours.

01:16:29.320 I think it's great.

01:16:30.880 It's just a good thing to be out in nature, and that's one of the things that I appreciate about fishing is you can sit out there and contemplate and have fun,

01:16:42.060 but only if you're catching fish. 0.98

01:16:43.600 Fishing sucks ass if you're not catching anything, so I'll leave it there. 0.99

01:16:50.140 Go ahead, Ryan. 0.99

01:16:50.880 I got an idea for, like, well, I'll just say two things before I see the idea.

01:16:59.800 Like, we used to go, like, me and my family used to go up to Cape Cod and just fucking rent a place,

01:17:04.340 and then it would be, like, on a little, like, what's it called?

01:17:06.980 I don't know what they're called.

01:17:07.580 They're not rivers, but they go into the ocean.

01:17:09.340 They go into the Cape, and they, like, you can cohog.

01:17:13.020 You know, you guys know what cohogs are? 0.99

01:17:14.160 You can, like, go in there and, you know, get these fucking cohogs and, like, cook them up later and shit, find crabs. 1.00

01:17:21.900 Like, we would catch crabs and shit and fucking all that shit, right? 1.00

01:17:25.320 That shit's awesome. 1.00

01:17:26.260 But, like, I had an idea for, like, not a game show, but, like, a Discovery Channel show or something. 1.00

01:17:34.240 It would be everybody, and it would be, like, Alaskan king crab fishing on a fucking boat, 0.97

01:17:40.740 and who's going to be, like, the greenhorns and shit, and who's going to be, like, 0.99

01:17:44.640 who do you think would be the greenhorns in this fucking lobby or this fucking space, bro? 1.00

01:17:51.940 I'll gladly be a greenhorn on that ship. 1.00

01:17:54.280 Let's go.

01:17:55.900 Yeah, I'll greenhorn it, bro.

01:17:57.440 I'll string up some bait for you.

01:17:59.560 I want to see Skullmask do this because I know he probably sits at a computer all day, 0.97

01:18:04.860 so this would be hilarious for me to watch.

01:18:07.440 I'd be the salty old captain.

01:18:10.540 I'd be the captain lad, and you better have some respect.

01:18:15.960 He'll be the one reading the charts.

01:18:18.440 He has fishing VR, okay?

01:18:20.300 He does more than just sit on a computer.

01:18:22.280 He stands in one spot.

01:18:23.600 I got a wee.

01:18:24.660 I got a wee fishing, bro.

01:18:26.720 What you talk about? 1.00

01:18:27.700 What the fuck you talk about? 1.00

01:18:30.520 You're, like, the guy that falls off the boat in the show, 1.00

01:18:33.220 and they're, like, throwing fucking buoys at him and shit, 0.99

01:18:35.440 and, like, they're getting a crane and trying to pick him out of the ocean and shit. 0.99

01:18:40.780 I mean, I ended up in Russia, dude. 0.52

01:18:42.740 You know, like, deep cover over into Anguska and Kamchatka for 40 years.

01:18:49.780 Skullmask would be the guy who would be circumnavigating the boat 0.94

01:18:54.560 that us dumbasses would be on the deck for, okay? 0.96

01:19:00.360 I got your back, Skullmask, okay? 0.99

01:19:02.840 No, Skullmask could fall out the boat,

01:19:05.780 and then he would grab the anchor line and tow the boat into shore with his teeth.

01:19:11.860 That's the reality of Skullmask, right there.

01:19:14.720 Yeah.

01:19:15.100 Man, don't underestimate him.

01:19:17.620 There's a stiff nor'easter coming in, boys.

01:19:19.840 I can feel it in me bones.

01:19:23.160 Yeah, dude, I feel like I'd just subvert the boat and be like,

01:19:26.400 we have to find the ice wall,

01:19:28.020 figure out if this, like, flat earth thing actually has meritocracy, you know?

01:19:32.060 You forgot about Skullmask.

01:19:35.140 You forgot about his arm floaties.

01:19:37.440 I've seen Skullmask, and I'll be honest,

01:19:39.040 he looks like a crusty sailor,

01:19:40.820 one of those old guys who've been on the open seas for, like, many decades,

01:19:45.020 and, like, he just knows his whole life.

01:19:48.180 He can pull that look off and still look presentable.

01:19:51.260 I'm just going to put that out there.

01:19:53.200 Yar.

01:19:55.940 I can see him in the crow's nest holding the sharks going, 1.00

01:19:58.760 shit ain't right here, boss. 0.99

01:20:02.220 He's captain. 0.99

01:20:03.500 I'd be the ship doctor like that guy in Master and Commander.

01:20:06.380 Remember the ship doctor in that movie?

01:20:10.100 One of the best movies ever.

01:20:11.860 The Irish guy, all he wants to do is go to the Galapagos Islands,

01:20:16.120 and Russell Crowe's like, yeah, we're going to stop there.

01:20:19.240 Oh, psych.

01:20:20.480 Oh, yeah, we're finally here.

01:20:21.900 But it's only because, like, you got blown up,

01:20:24.140 and we had to do surgery on you,

01:20:26.200 and we have to leave right away,

01:20:27.560 and you don't get to walk around.

01:20:29.220 And then he has to, like, throw the little critters back and everything.

01:20:33.580 That was such a good movie.

01:20:34.620 Yeah, but in the end, he takes him.

01:20:37.960 He takes him back, you know?

01:20:39.620 Got to look out for your buddy.

01:20:42.260 Got to look out for your bros.

01:20:44.580 Skull Mask would be the guy in Jaws, Captain Quinn.

01:20:52.140 You go into the cage.

01:20:54.540 You go into the water.

01:20:57.000 Sharks in the water. 0.93

01:20:58.080 As long as we can pick up some Africans and, like, knee-haul them a little bit. 1.00

01:21:06.420 You guys know knee-hauling, right?

01:21:11.000 I know what yee-hauling is. 0.99

01:21:15.320 Knee-hauling. 0.95

01:21:17.240 You mean kill-hauling?

01:21:18.420 You mean kill-hauling where you drag them beneath the boat?

01:21:21.240 Yeah, yeah, same thing.

01:21:22.380 Yep.

01:21:24.240 Yeah, based.

01:21:24.880 Yeah.

01:21:28.080 All right.

01:21:29.800 Now, the best, the most white power, see, like, this is, you fail to understand. 0.91

01:21:33.320 When you go to the shore or you go to do this stuff, you still are going to run the chance 0.79

01:21:38.100 of encountering non-whites.

01:21:39.700 And that's a problem.

01:21:41.220 And therefore, the best, most white power sport is backpacking. 0.96

01:21:45.500 Because if you backpack, all you have to do is find a trailhead and hike for a day.

01:21:50.460 And after that day, no matter how long you're out there, you will not see non-whites. 1.00

01:21:55.980 Period.

01:21:56.840 I have never seen a non-white on a trail. 0.99

01:22:00.140 And I have spent cumulative months on trails.

01:22:03.640 And never, ever, ever seen a non-white. 1.00

01:22:06.260 Like, all you see is, like, white hippies and, like, people who are in shape. 0.95

01:22:11.040 And as soon as you're 20 miles from the road, zero non-whites. 0.99

01:22:15.380 They do not backpack.

01:22:17.060 They are scared of nature.

01:22:18.920 No, dude, you are.

01:22:20.140 I can combat you on this.

01:22:21.980 Go ahead, whoever else.

01:22:23.220 But I'll combat you on this point.

01:22:24.260 I would say, when you look at the, when you go to, like, the very near lookout points that

01:22:30.420 you can drive to and kind of walk up that's less than a mile, sometimes you just see non-white. 0.97

01:22:35.800 But, like, no.

01:22:36.720 Anything that's, like, a mile in, there's no non-white. 1.00

01:22:41.460 So, I have stories.

01:22:45.800 And, yeah, like, you'd be, like, hiking in a place, you know, to, like, get to the top 0.97

01:22:51.860 of the fucking mountain or whatever. 0.98

01:22:53.020 And the beaners just blast music. 1.00

01:22:56.380 They bring stereos.

01:22:57.920 And so, like, just they blast music.

01:23:00.460 And you have to hear, do, do, do, do, do.

01:23:02.280 And this is taking over.

01:23:03.620 Like, if you don't think that's a thing, like, just trust me.

01:23:07.240 That's a thing.

01:23:07.880 And it's spreading.

01:23:08.700 It's spreading.

01:23:09.520 I'm talking about, like, walking in.

01:23:10.160 They can't, like, understand, like, the peace of nature.

01:23:12.760 They just don't get it. 1.00

01:23:13.820 And it's, like, shut the fuck up. 1.00

01:23:15.840 Like, turn that shit off. 1.00

01:23:16.800 But they don't get it. 1.00

01:23:17.560 It's, like, they need that chirp, that fire alarm in their fucking head. 1.00

01:23:21.160 And, you know, that's the thing. 1.00

01:23:23.020 They promise you.

01:23:23.760 That's the thing.

01:23:25.220 It is.

01:23:25.920 It absolutely is.

01:23:27.060 That's why I do that.

01:23:28.840 Backpack.

01:23:29.120 My back, bro.

01:23:30.360 Yeah, it definitely is.

01:23:31.660 We have a place called the Blue Hole.

01:23:33.080 And you have to walk about, hike about three miles to get back to where you can swim good.

01:23:37.740 And the whole way up is nothing but beaners. 0.99

01:23:40.960 But, yeah, I'll walk up, turn the fucking radio off. 1.00

01:23:43.160 You can turn that shit down. 1.00

01:23:44.080 But Watering Hole is where they, like, to hang out. 1.00

01:23:47.980 That's the, like, you know, because they get to lay there on, like, a floatie and do nothing, you know?

01:23:53.120 And that's normally their hangout spot is, like, in the middle of a Watering Hole, blasting the dumb music, drinking Dekate or Budweiser or Dekate or Budweiser or Budweiser. 0.95

01:24:04.280 Go ahead, WTF, and then Marco. 0.97

01:24:10.920 You know, for all you young people out there that are looking for a good career, this ain't anything I really know about, but it's pretty fucking white power is underwater welding. 0.98

01:24:22.100 It's phenomenal. 0.99

01:24:24.520 And being in the water and being able to weld is pretty fucking white power. 0.98

01:24:31.760 Agreed. 0.99

01:24:32.560 Go ahead, Marco.

01:24:34.280 I actually had a really good friend in the Navy that was an underwater welder.

01:24:38.360 He made a fortune at it, man.

01:24:40.180 He learned how to do it in the Navy, and then he made a fortune at it when he got out.

01:24:46.020 But I want to talk about the most – I came in late.

01:24:50.380 I had a meeting that ran long.

01:24:52.520 But, you know, I think one of the more – there's another based sport that you never see a spook, and that's snow skiing, man. 0.93

01:24:58.280 I've never – you know, I lived in Denver for fucking – 0.99

01:25:01.560 I lived in the Colorado area for over 12 years, and I mean, I never saw a single spook ever, so they don't like that shit, dude. 1.00

01:25:11.040 Mythos said he saw a gay nigger on the slopes yesterday. 1.00

01:25:14.480 Well, I didn't see him yesterday. 0.98

01:25:17.800 I saw him 20 years ago, but, yeah, I did say that yesterday.

01:25:21.700 Yep.

01:25:23.760 It was.

01:25:26.460 Well, see, there it was a sport. 0.95

01:25:29.360 Yeah, but it took a fag, a fag spook to get up there, though, so that's, you know. 1.00

01:25:35.640 Yeah, the problem was the fag spook, right, was – he was the more expert of the two, and so he must have known the rapper Coolio, who – it was the guy who he was with. 1.00

01:25:52.460 I could tell from his hair, right?

01:25:54.540 I got close enough to see him and was like, what – I was impressive at first because it's our small home mountain.

01:26:03.400 And he was kind of like – but, yeah, it's this spook.

01:26:06.980 He goes to the – you know, he's probably one of these well-to-do highfalutin spooks, right, that some of these white folks are like, oh, Charles is not bad. 0.52

01:26:18.100 Charles is fine.

01:26:19.660 And then he's like, yeah, I'm fine.

01:26:22.800 Meet my friend Coolio. 1.00

01:26:24.560 It's like, what the fuck? 0.99

01:26:28.260 Well, if you're on a mountain – 1.00

01:26:29.780 Niggers can be gay, too. 1.00

01:26:30.800 So, hold on. 1.00

01:26:32.100 If you're on a mountain with niggers, you most likely live in Africa. 1.00

01:26:38.080 I mean, Mythos was – the point he was making. 0.94

01:26:42.240 But, I mean, A, if you even saw one, which I trust that you did, they had to have money.

01:26:48.320 And, B, they were like trying something.

01:26:51.540 I mean, they were like – they had to have money.

01:26:54.560 Yeah.

01:26:54.640 And they were – yeah, and they were like –

01:26:55.860 It was Coolio's – it was definitely Coolio's first time down the mountain.

01:27:00.100 You know, he was doing the whole heel grind, you know, back to the mountain type of wobble, right?

01:27:07.300 Everybody who snowboards kind of knows what that looks like.

01:27:10.000 But, yeah, it was definitely that situation.

01:27:12.760 I was going to say, Mark, if you would have said snowboarding, not skiing, Gabe would not have even been mentioned.

01:27:18.780 So, let me – hey, let me tell you this.

01:27:20.980 When I lived there, snowboarding was – they didn't allow it, man, because they didn't want the kids on the mountains at the time.

01:27:27.960 Like, if you talk about Vail and Copper Mountain and, you know, all those on the – where the Lincoln Tunnel is and all that.

01:27:34.820 If you've ever been to Denver, all those – snowbird, all those – they didn't allow snowboarding.

01:27:40.060 And then they started opening, like, single trails.

01:27:43.980 So, I don't – you know, I've been gone a long time from there.

01:27:47.260 But it was – actually, they didn't allow it for a long time.

01:27:51.340 Now they – now they create giant parks for us, snowboarding parks.

01:27:59.820 And on the mountain where they create these 30, 50-foot tabletop jumps and rails and all sorts of things.

01:28:10.620 I mean, the – and the cool thing about these, right, when you go to a snowboard park or a jib park or however they call it on the mountain, it's cool.

01:28:23.180 When you see them out there and they've got their rakes and their tractors and they're pushing the snow around and packing them in and making these very cool features and everything.

01:28:34.160 But they're not just going out there and winging it.

01:28:37.780 They actually have CAD software.

01:28:40.080 And so, in their office, they have CAD, computer-aided drafting software, that actually perfectly engineers all of these jumps and all of these turns on a graphic.

01:28:59.960 And then they go out and the tractor drivers and the other engineers actually put all this together to spec.

01:29:10.800 It's actually amazing.

01:29:12.640 It's not just pushing snow around.

01:29:15.180 This is – every little piece of it is measured to the T.

01:29:19.360 Well, that's the physics of it, right?

01:29:21.600 That's how they engineer the interstate system, too.

01:29:23.800 I mean, if you wonder why your jug handles, what we call them in the south, a lot of you guys might not know what that is.

01:29:29.520 But, you know, they're actually – the physics, the way the angles are set so an 18-wheeler at certain speeds doesn't flip over, right?

01:29:37.340 So, it's the same principle, right?

01:29:39.920 It makes a lot of sense.

01:29:40.920 I'd love to see that.

01:29:42.240 I'd love to see that process.

01:29:43.400 It was very cool.

01:29:44.620 Yeah, it was very cool because these are your guys.

01:29:46.640 Like, I worked at a ski resort, and these are just your guys, right?

01:29:50.960 It's just a bunch of, you know, people out there who love snowboarding or skiing.

01:29:55.220 And, you know, you work at the lodge.

01:29:59.320 I was in the rental shop area, and I went over to the office, and I realized what they were working with and how highly engineered it all is.

01:30:11.400 And it just makes you appreciate it that much more because everything needs to be perfect because you're really – you're flying down the mountain at, what, 40 miles an hour sometimes, something like that, and launching yourself 150 feet into the air.

01:30:26.220 Like, these have to be engineered to perfection to keep people from just dying all over the mountain, right?

01:30:34.140 So, it was very cool to see.

01:30:38.880 Go ahead, Skull.

01:30:40.040 I just want to say, Marco reminds me of the skiing movies from the 80s where they were, like, talking – where was the snowboarders against skiers?

01:30:48.660 Ski patrol.

01:30:49.460 Skiing guys. 1.00

01:30:50.520 Ski patrol was so good.

01:30:52.620 Dad's going to sell the mountain, you guys.

01:30:54.300 We have to win the tournament.

01:30:56.220 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:30:58.760 Dude, they had – I got a funny story about Africans. 1.00

01:31:01.220 I don't know if you guys know this.

01:31:02.820 So, there is one of the deadliest mountains in the world in Africa.

01:31:07.140 It's called Ketu.

01:31:08.240 Many of you are probably familiar with it.

01:31:10.380 When white people got there in their last rush of filling in the empty spots on the map was when we started going to the North Pole and Antarctica and going around the world and going into, like, Siberia and stuff. 0.79

01:31:25.500 And this group of explorers were in Africa and they were, like, look, this mountain chain is unmapped.

01:31:34.320 And they had cartographers with them.

01:31:36.040 And they went to the locals and they were, like, what's up with this mountain chain?

01:31:39.560 And the locals were, like, oh, we've never even been up in there.

01:31:43.100 Nobody's ever been in there.

01:31:46.420 Nobody has ever even bothered to go up inside these mountains.

01:31:53.920 And white dudes were, like, okay, well, we'll do it for you since you can't even look around your own continent. 0.67

01:32:00.160 And they went up and were the first people to, one of them tried to scale K2.

01:32:06.800 The story is actually insane because, like, the guide abandoned them and it ended up being, like, they had a group of, like, a dozen guys.

01:32:16.580 And it ended up, half of them ended up abandoning the rest.

01:32:19.280 And it was, like, two guys left who wanted to get to the top of K2.

01:32:22.420 And this was in, like, 1908 or something like that.

01:32:25.780 So, they had no modern equipment.

01:32:28.700 These guys had, like, canvas and wool equipment.

01:32:31.600 And they were trying to make it up to the top of K2.

01:32:33.820 If you know anything about K2, it's literally, like, the hardest climb on the planet.

01:32:39.080 It's, like, the hardest mountaineering climb on the planet.

01:32:42.020 And most people don't even bother trying it because it's, like, one of the deadliest peaks to summit in the world.

01:32:47.680 And it's hilarious because Africans sat there for thousands of years and never even looked twice at it. 1.00

01:32:54.300 And they had this incredible mountain chain, like, right next to them.

01:32:57.640 And they were just living there, eating roots out of the ground. 1.00

01:33:00.300 I was pretty sure that, Skull, your story was going to end with the Zulus ate these motherfuckers or something. 1.00

01:33:06.880 I didn't know where this was going, man. 1.00

01:33:12.420 Go ahead, Brian.

01:33:13.400 Yeah, I got a comment on the skiing versus snowboarding thing. 1.00

01:33:18.980 Snowboarders are a complete fucking liability on the mountains. 0.98

01:33:24.080 That's why there's literal ski mountains. 1.00

01:33:26.640 And they segregate the snowboarders away.

01:33:37.600 They're going to have to make Ski Patrol 2 revenge of the skiers.

01:33:43.400 So, snowboarding isn't white-powered?

01:33:46.700 No, snowboarding, it's still a white sport. 0.98

01:33:49.120 But there's always, like, skiers and snowboarders are kind of at odds on mountains and shit. 0.99

01:33:56.320 Because the snowboarders usually are, like, the fucking skater dudes. 1.00

01:34:00.120 And they are, like, the weed smokers and shit. 1.00

01:34:02.400 And they just have, like, a bad rap on, like, the mountains. 0.99

01:34:05.080 And meanwhile, like, the skiers are, like...

01:34:06.560 Because I don't snowboard, bro.

01:34:08.020 I ski, bro.

01:34:08.660 Like, and they have just, like...

01:34:10.960 It's, like, a funny, um...

01:34:13.380 Just, uh...

01:34:15.520 Like, it's not, like, a class thing.

01:34:17.980 It's, like, a...

01:34:19.000 Just a difference of, like, the type of athlete or something.

01:34:22.720 And, like, they just don't like each other.

01:34:24.680 Because snowboarders, they can't stop the same way as, like, a skier.

01:34:28.420 Like, because they have to slide forever. 1.00

01:34:30.080 And then they always fucking, like, hit people and shit. 1.00

01:34:33.400 They run into people on the mountain. 1.00

01:34:34.580 And, like, there's just a whole...

01:34:36.360 Not that all of them do that. 0.99

01:34:37.520 But there's just, like, a whole fucking thing where, like, they hate each other. 0.98

01:34:41.700 And that's why there's ski mountains. 0.99

01:34:43.140 There's no snowboard mountains.

01:34:44.600 There's ski mountains.

01:34:46.520 And there's no snowboarders allowed. 1.00

01:34:47.980 So they're, like, the niggers of the fucking winter sports. 1.00

01:34:52.620 I mean, Mythos knows everything Brian is saying is true. 1.00

01:34:55.860 It's...

01:34:56.100 There is...

01:34:57.300 It is almost a class thing, I would say.

01:35:00.500 You know, it's...

01:35:01.280 Because, you know, skiing is expensive, man.

01:35:03.220 Right?

01:35:03.500 So, you're buying these lift tickets.

01:35:05.760 You're up there on these mountains.

01:35:07.020 And, you know, but the skateboard analogy is absolutely perfect.

01:35:12.240 You know, how many places do you see signs?

01:35:14.680 There's one here where we live that says no skateboarding.

01:35:17.540 But, like, Mythos was saying, you know, you do have skateboarding parks, which I think are extremely cool.

01:35:23.080 But all this segregation absolutely existed.

01:35:26.620 I mean, Mythos knows more than me now.

01:35:28.260 I lived out there 12 years, but I've been gone a long time.

01:35:32.700 So...

01:35:33.500 It's been a couple of years since I've been cross-country skiing.

01:35:39.840 Like, where I'm at, there's a lot of farmers who allow you to do a lot of cross-country skiing on the land when there's a lot of snow on the ground. 0.98

01:35:47.960 You know, you know what's fun to do is literally just grab skis and go find a random fucking mountain that's not even a ski mountain and just ski down that shit. 0.96

01:36:02.040 That's, like, just get on your bike or skateboarding and just free-landing it. 0.99

01:36:09.760 Sometimes those are the best days, you know, there's no schedule.

01:36:16.640 I miss those days.

01:36:17.860 I'll be honest. 0.97

01:36:19.380 When I see a Karen beat the shit out, like, make skateboarders eat it, I smile. 0.99

01:36:24.740 Because, I'll be honest, every time I see a skater, I know those skaters here, I know I'm going to piss y'all off. 0.99

01:36:29.960 But, man, dude, you're the most nihilistic cucks I've ever seen, especially on the race. 0.97

01:36:41.160 I'm just going to put it out there. 0.96

01:36:44.520 I kind of want some skiing advice.

01:36:46.360 So, like, I went skiing, well, when I was a kid, I went once, but I was, like, three or four.

01:36:53.000 And then I went not that long ago, like, maybe, like, four or five years ago.

01:36:56.720 And so they said, like, cross your feet, do the cookie cutter kind of deal to, like, stop. 0.99

01:37:02.020 But I'm bow-legged, so I couldn't fucking do the shit. 0.99

01:37:04.680 So I just was a missile. 0.99

01:37:05.800 I think I took out, like, six people.

01:37:07.760 Like, I just kept going, right?

01:37:09.080 And so how do you stop on skis if you're bow-legged?

01:37:14.400 Or it just doesn't work?

01:37:15.600 You can't do pizza.

01:37:16.900 You have to just, because you're supposed to just stop the same way. 0.99

01:37:20.060 Like, you're supposed to do it the same way as fucking ice skating. 0.95

01:37:23.000 Like, it's basically the same movements as ice skating. 0.99

01:37:25.700 And they teach you the same thing in ice skating, like, to do fucking pizza when you don't know how to skate yet. 0.99

01:37:30.140 And then once you learn, then you fucking, like, you do hockey stops and shit. 0.99

01:37:33.980 Like, skiing, you just do hockey stop version on skis. 1.00

01:37:39.080 It's, like, the same shit. 1.00

01:37:40.160 And you have to be able to, like, turn shit. 1.00

01:37:41.760 Like, bro, I've skied double blacks. 1.00

01:37:44.460 I've skied, like, some of the hardest shit you could ever fucking ski. 1.00

01:37:47.960 And because snowboarding, you can't go on, like, especially in the East Coast, it's not possible to, like, snowboard some of these mountains on double blacks and shit. 1.00

01:37:57.920 Because it's just ice. 0.99

01:37:59.760 And you'll just slide down the whole fucking thing. 0.99

01:38:02.300 So you basically have to ski on it. 1.00

01:38:05.840 Dude, fucking ice skating's white power. 1.00

01:38:08.380 I haven't ice skated in forever. 1.00

01:38:10.500 That is fun.

01:38:12.060 I want to take the whole family so bad.

01:38:15.080 It's also dangerous. 1.00

01:38:16.220 It's also dangerous when your daughter talks you to get in out there on the ice rink and you've never done it before and you break your ass cheek. 0.97

01:38:25.180 Dude, we had a, so we used to do that throughout the week with, you know, in school. 0.86

01:38:31.900 A bunch of buddies and I used to go.

01:38:33.460 And one fell and the other one ran over the finger.

01:38:38.020 Well, I was one that had to be the one to call the mom and say, hey, like, your son's fingers just, like, hanging off by the skin.

01:38:47.440 And, yeah, it was pretty gross.

01:38:51.560 Well, I've mentioned it.

01:38:53.920 Yeah, I've mentioned it before.

01:38:55.140 You know, my son's a NCAA Division I skater.

01:38:58.000 So imagine 220 pounds of based white boy coming at you, benches almost 400, and he's doing about 35 miles an hour. 0.99

01:39:09.860 That's not some shit you want coming around at you, man. 0.99

01:39:13.020 But, you know, this one brother was asking a question about what to do, and Mr. Bryan gave him some good advice. 0.99

01:39:19.020 You know, I would tell anyone, I would encourage you, just take a half-a-day lesson. 0.99

01:39:23.780 Now, this sounds like some pussy shit, but it's not. 1.00

01:39:26.300 Just take a half-a-day lesson, man. 1.00

01:39:28.000 They can take anybody for a half-a-day.

01:39:30.220 Kids, you see them all the time.

01:39:31.520 I know Bryan can attest to this.

01:39:33.540 They'll take toddlers with no poles for a half-a-day lesson. 0.99

01:39:37.840 It's not that expensive. 0.98

01:39:39.260 And just the morning and by the afternoon, even bow-legged, they'll fucking figure it out for you, you know, 0.83

01:39:44.100 if you go to a place where there are credible instructors, man. 0.86

01:39:48.320 It's, you know, you're going to pay a little bit for it, but it's completely worth it.

01:39:52.380 And by the time after lunch, they've got toddlers zooming around you without poles. 0.99

01:39:58.300 It's the most amazing thing you've ever seen, man.

01:40:00.920 So, that's what I would...

01:40:01.900 Yeah, don't give up.

01:40:03.080 I wonder if there's some, like, blood in that.

01:40:05.080 Like, I, you know, obviously I said I'm not good at skiing, but first time I put on ice skates, it was like a birthday party or somebody.

01:40:13.540 I never did that before.

01:40:15.260 I rollerbladed a few times, like, around the block.

01:40:17.880 I was never, like, good at it, right?

01:40:19.880 But as soon as I put on, like, skates, like, it was, like, very natural.

01:40:23.400 I wonder if there's, like, something tied into the blood with, like, that kind of deal.

01:40:27.580 I don't know.

01:40:29.440 Also the coldness, right?

01:40:32.220 Hey, Marco, you keep DMing me about coming over for these personal lessons, and I'm not really interested in maybe nature, and you can get that together.

01:40:41.320 Personal lessons?

01:40:42.080 Yeah, who's going to teach me how to skate, bro?

01:40:45.840 Are you going to hold my hips?

01:40:47.080 I've been waiting. 1.00

01:40:48.720 Paul put your ass up to this shit, didn't he? 1.00

01:40:52.140 Hey, WTF, you got to tell him you're joking. 1.00

01:40:54.720 I messed with him yesterday and said he cashed out for $5. 0.89

01:40:58.380 No, I got it.

01:40:59.080 I got it.

01:40:59.980 I got to get to you. 1.00

01:41:01.020 You fuckers keep tricking me, man. 1.00

01:41:02.620 I'm going to be ready for the next one now. 1.00

01:41:05.520 Will you go down the mountain with me and, like, hold me together? 1.00

01:41:08.680 Oh, fuck off. 1.00

01:41:09.460 Yeah, hold it. 1.00

01:41:10.260 When you're learning how to ski and snowboard, you're going to fall, but you're not as hurt as you really think you are, so just get back up and keep doing it.

01:41:19.500 Hey, Brian, let me tell you.

01:41:20.760 So my roommate was a Canuck, right? 1.00

01:41:22.780 Fucking Canadian. 0.99

01:41:23.580 He taught me how to actually ski, and this guy was so good. 1.00

01:41:28.500 Let me tell you what he'd do.

01:41:29.400 We'd go to, like, Vail, and he would wear jeans.

01:41:32.660 Now, let me tell you something.

01:41:33.980 When you see a guy wearing jeans skiing, it means one of two things. 0.98

01:41:37.860 Either A, he has no idea what he's fucking doing, or B, he's one of the greatest skaters on the fucking planet. 0.99

01:41:45.260 Because if you fall once, you're soaked. 0.99

01:41:47.720 You're done for the day.

01:41:48.760 This guy would go in jeans, ski all day long, and when we finally got back to the truck at dark, he'd go, all right, Mark, I see you fall a thousand times a day, so I'm going to jump in a snowbank to make you feel better. 0.96

01:42:00.440 And he would jump in a snowbank next to the truck before we drove home just to fucking, I mean, you know, just being comical. 0.89

01:42:08.740 But the guy would ski in jeans all day long and never get wet, man. 0.97

01:42:12.560 That's the guy that knows what he's doing, man. 0.96

01:42:14.140 Oh, dude, they, in the spring, because there's spring skiing, too, like, in the East Coast, and, like, it'll be, like, actually, like, 50 degrees out, and there's still fucking ice. 0.99

01:42:23.080 It's still, like, snow and shit. 0.99

01:42:24.620 You'll see dudes in fucking T-shirts and fucking shorts, and they're going off jumps, and they're doing, like, fucking crazy, you know, like, 720, like, 10, they'll do these crazy tricks in shorts and shit. 1.00

01:42:36.500 If they land on the fucking snow, their whole leg is fucked up. 1.00

01:42:40.460 So, like, they're that confident. 1.00

01:42:41.980 Like, there's guys out there that they're just in the terrain parks. 0.99

01:42:45.100 Bro, they're crazy. 0.97

01:42:46.000 That's all they do. 1.00

01:42:47.220 They fucking have the craziest gear, and they're, they just, like, run the whole fucking show and shit. 1.00

01:42:52.820 Like, everybody, like, they put on a show for everybody. 1.00

01:42:56.340 I would be the little brother on the Christmas story.

01:42:59.880 So, the spring skiing is, the spring skiing is, is definitely a thing, and it's one of the coolest variations ever of skiing.

01:43:12.740 And, Brian, I know you, I know you understand this, too, is another one is night skiing because it's so different.

01:43:18.360 So, it's like, it's a different variation on the theme.

01:43:20.980 So, during the day, there's people hooting and hollering, and they're having fun, and they're kind of loud, and, you know, not like spooks, but, you know, they're having a good time.

01:43:29.720 But at night, for some reason, the lights are out there. 0.98

01:43:32.520 Everybody's real quiet going down the fucking mountain. 0.98

01:43:35.280 It's an awesome, awesome experience. 0.99

01:43:37.100 If you've never night skied, it's really cool.

01:43:39.680 And it's a different variation on the theme, like, like spring skiing, and I've seen that.

01:43:44.140 You know, that's, that's, that's very cool.

01:43:45.680 And, in California, we'll have so much snow sometimes that our resorts will stay open past July 4th, and we'll have a 4th of July event, shoot off fireworks on the mountain, and, and have a day.

01:44:03.800 That's, it's just a crazy amount of snow that we get up here sometimes.

01:44:08.760 But, yeah, those, those, the shorts and t-shirts, that's, we live for that.

01:44:14.720 You know, it's, we can't wait for, for spring, because we just go out there, start getting a nice farmer's tan on the slopes.

01:44:25.040 It's good times.

01:44:27.320 You been to Mammoth, bro, or nah?

01:44:30.620 I've been all over California, yeah.

01:44:33.460 So, have you been to Mammoth Mountain?

01:44:35.720 Yeah, yeah.

01:44:36.440 So, do you know the, like, have you been on the terrain park there?

01:44:40.580 Because I've never even been to the West, I, I've never been out there to the mountains out there. 0.87

01:44:44.660 I can, I'm probably gonna go soon, but my whole family has been out there, like, my uncle and shit, they skied fucking, uh, what's the fuck, all over Utah, all over fucking, everywhere in the whole West Coast, right? 0.97

01:44:57.000 Back in, like, the 80s and shit, or whatever, when that shit was, like, decently, like, now it's kind of too expensive. 0.99

01:45:02.620 Like, it's just overpriced for no fucking reason. 0.99

01:45:04.960 But, um, you know. 1.00

01:45:07.360 They're called niggers, they're called niggers. 1.00

01:45:10.460 Yeah. 0.99

01:45:11.380 Well. 0.99

01:45:11.880 You gotta keep, you gotta raise the price so that the, uh, the niggers don't come. 1.00

01:45:17.960 No, but, uh, but yeah, I've been, uh, I, I go to a train park every time I hit a mountain. 0.94

01:45:23.600 It's, uh, that's where, that's where I always lived.

01:45:26.280 I, I, I'm, I'm not much of a, a backhills, you know, uh, you know.

01:45:31.880 Glades guy?

01:45:33.480 Big glades.

01:45:34.700 I, I don't know what glades is. 0.97

01:45:38.260 Glades is, like, between the trees and shit, when they got all the curves between, like, trees. 0.96

01:45:45.180 It's, it's fun, but nothing's like launching yourself 150 feet in the air, you know. 0.98

01:45:50.700 It's, it's, uh, it's just, for me, that's where it's always been.

01:45:55.740 So you have a video of you doing that?

01:45:57.700 I gotta see that.

01:45:58.440 I gotta see that.

01:46:00.100 Who's holding my hips to, like, teach me this stuff?

01:46:02.740 That's what I want to know.

01:46:03.640 Mythos, is that going to be you?

01:46:05.180 Paul.

01:46:05.580 Paul will do it.

01:46:06.700 Paul will do it.

01:46:07.340 Paul will do it.

01:46:07.920 Paul?

01:46:08.240 Okay.

01:46:08.740 Well, anyways.

01:46:09.460 Yeah, thank you.

01:46:10.000 Thank you for the team, Paul.

01:46:11.100 If you guys could just, you know, train me.

01:46:14.020 Like, just hold my skates, you know, my, you know, correct my bow-leggedness and skate,

01:46:18.500 you know, just in the back.

01:46:19.900 Ski with me.

01:46:20.600 Like, just coddle me softly so I can learn.

01:46:23.340 Just a few, you know.

01:46:24.000 I can, I can wear my speedo.

01:46:25.500 I'll keep you right tight, close against me.

01:46:27.580 Keep it a little bit warm.

01:46:28.740 A little bit warm to work out.

01:46:29.720 I can see, I can see nature, though.

01:46:32.540 Like, he's going to show up in, like, an actual skin of a bear and be completely, you

01:46:40.980 know, head to toe with, like, a bear with his, like, head, you know, his head coming

01:46:46.020 out of the bear's mouth and, like, let's go, guys.

01:46:50.300 Hey, hey, one other thing that's, go ahead, go ahead.

01:46:53.660 Hold on.

01:46:54.560 You keep saying all these things.

01:46:57.100 You said Poop Dollar, now bear outfit.

01:46:59.620 There's no way in hell you don't watch.

01:47:01.780 What show is that?

01:47:03.280 You guys know where I'm getting at. 1.00

01:47:06.600 Fuck. 1.00

01:47:08.400 The guy. 1.00

01:47:09.000 Jackass. 1.00

01:47:09.700 Huh? 1.00

01:47:12.340 Jackass. 0.99

01:47:13.160 No. 1.00

01:47:13.980 No, it's a.

01:47:15.480 Pops Bill.

01:47:16.660 TV star.

01:47:18.700 Poop Dollar.

01:47:19.340 Joodson's.

01:47:20.220 And, uh.

01:47:23.460 Workaholics.

01:47:24.220 That's what it is.

01:47:24.940 Workaholics.

01:47:25.420 Nah, I don't, I don't even have.

01:47:27.440 Workaholics.

01:47:27.800 I don't even have TV.

01:47:28.900 I've never watched the Workaholics in my life. 0.99

01:47:30.800 I don't fucking buy it anymore. 0.97

01:47:31.980 I don't buy it anymore. 0.99

01:47:32.140 Thinking, thinking roughneck, thinking roughneck has his hand up.

01:47:36.200 My man.

01:47:36.380 Yeah, I was letting them finish arguing before I called him out.

01:47:39.120 Let's go, thinking.

01:47:40.180 White power, brother. 1.00

01:47:41.920 Ah, you guys are speaking my language now.

01:47:43.720 I started skiing when I was four on the East Coast.

01:47:45.880 But, uh. 0.98

01:47:46.800 I'll tell you, I got my balls broke. 0.98

01:47:48.840 I was, uh. 0.96

01:47:49.540 I did a stint in Anchorage, Alaska for a couple of years when I went out to, uh.

01:47:54.900 And I went, I skied Aliaska.

01:47:57.060 And, uh. 0.95

01:47:57.900 That, that's a fucking eye opener when I'm used to, like, a ten minute lift ride to the top of the mountain. 0.98

01:48:04.460 And then, like, two minutes down. 0.99

01:48:06.540 And I had to take a break 45 minutes down the fucking mountain to smoke a cigarette. 0.99

01:48:10.840 That was pretty wild. 0.99

01:48:11.840 But, uh, yeah, skiing is definitely white power. 0.99

01:48:14.260 I don't know if any of you guys frequent the, uh, general spaces or have been there in the past.

01:48:18.960 I know, uh, Mythos used to, but he always talks about, like, our sports and our leisure activities, our, uh, warrior culture. 0.99

01:48:25.460 And for sure, that shit is. 0.99

01:48:27.440 We're fucking sure. 1.00

01:48:29.580 The general is a nigger and a Jew. 1.00

01:48:32.480 Thank you. 1.00

01:48:34.340 Yes, he blocked me.

01:48:35.560 So, I can't come into his spaces because he blocked me because he's a, uh.

01:48:39.980 Because he's a subversive. 0.97

01:48:42.420 Wait, this is how gay the general is. 0.99

01:48:44.160 Let me explain this. 0.99

01:48:45.380 This guy blocks me. 0.99

01:48:46.520 Oh, gay. 1.00

01:48:47.220 This guy blocks me when I, uh, or is in a space arguing about some stupid religious shit with him, which I never do. 1.00

01:48:53.440 And then he blocks me. 0.98

01:48:54.420 And then, like, a couple weeks later, I started this space. 0.99

01:48:56.920 He comes in there under a fucking burner account. 0.99

01:48:59.900 And he's, like, requesting to speak and shit. 1.00

01:49:02.180 And he's, like, can I go now? 1.00

01:49:03.460 And I'm, like, yo, is this guy fucking gay, bro? 1.00

01:49:08.680 Bro, you gay, bro? 1.00

01:49:09.560 What about Snapchat? 0.99

01:49:11.960 Yeah, I'm not trying to.

01:49:13.340 Nobody's not trying to snow a bunch of shade. 0.99

01:49:17.220 No, he's gay. 0.99

01:49:19.720 Listen, it's pretty obvious.

01:49:21.180 The dude just reads from Wikipedia when he's talking, dude.

01:49:25.040 Like, let's be your friend.

01:49:26.020 Let's be your friend.

01:49:26.960 Maybe he'll teach me how to skate, then.

01:49:29.260 Skate.

01:49:29.660 I believe that he cannot debate, and that's why he blocks people. 1.00

01:49:36.400 It's, like, a faggot move. 1.00

01:49:38.660 I got blocked for, I don't even know how long ago. 1.00

01:49:41.320 This was months and months and months ago.

01:49:43.000 So, you can't debate.

01:49:44.260 It's his way or the highway. 0.99

01:49:45.940 It's the same as a nigger. 1.00

01:49:47.260 It's the same as a Jew. 1.00

01:49:49.220 Nigger Jew. 1.00

01:49:50.360 Yeah. 0.99

01:49:51.020 Yeah, he reads from Wikipedia.

01:49:52.360 Like, he just reads.

01:49:53.740 And, like, wow, he seems to know.

01:49:55.560 He's, like, literally reading from a script.

01:49:57.680 Like, Wikipedia or something.

01:49:59.660 That's how he wrote.

01:50:00.760 And he's just a good, like, out loud reader.

01:50:05.260 I'd like to see Fitz side and the general discuss jazz music.

01:50:09.360 Go ahead, Marco. 0.99

01:50:10.180 Reading for gay. 0.99

01:50:13.280 So, I don't want to go too far back. 0.50

01:50:14.920 I just want to, if we're going to book in the skiing thing, I forget which brother it was.

01:50:20.140 He talked about, you know, going up the lift and getting down the mountain.

01:50:23.380 One thing my Canadian roommate taught me at the time, you know, we're living.

01:50:27.180 Now, you got to think we're living in Denver, Colorado.

01:50:29.660 All right.

01:50:30.500 And so, someone invited me to go skiing.

01:50:36.020 A chick did out in Pennsylvania. 1.00

01:50:38.080 And I asked him what he thought.

01:50:39.200 He goes, listen, Chief. 0.99

01:50:40.380 He goes, when it takes you longer to get on the lift than it does to get down the mountain, that's not our kind of fucking skiing, man. 0.98

01:50:49.380 You know what I mean? 0.97

01:50:49.960 So, I was taught that pretty early on.

01:50:52.780 But another thing I was curious about Mythos and Brian is when you're talking about those trails between the trees, I know Brian, at least, I don't know if they do it in California.

01:51:03.420 You know, what about logging roads, man?

01:51:05.580 Do you remember those logging roads?

01:51:07.120 You could zoom down in the wintertime.

01:51:09.840 Of course, they'd be covered with snow.

01:51:11.320 And you kind of get about three quarters of the way down the mountain.

01:51:14.900 And then you can get on those logging roads.

01:51:16.900 And they're kind of wide.

01:51:18.240 But it's cool, man.

01:51:19.240 Because you can really let it go.

01:51:22.780 I don't know if you guys are ever familiar with that.

01:51:26.320 I've seen some of that. 1.00

01:51:28.360 I've seen a bunch of that shit. 1.00

01:51:30.340 Like, dude, this is the type of area that I grew up in. 1.00

01:51:33.100 When it snowed a lot, the fucking, what's it called? 0.97

01:51:36.380 The snow trucks wouldn't plow for a long time. 1.00

01:51:39.520 And people would just be hooking up, like, fucking wires and then pulling people around on snowboards and shit through the streets and shit. 0.99

01:51:47.280 Yeah, I don't know about the logging roads either. 0.99

01:51:52.140 It kind of makes me think of cross-country skiing a bit.

01:51:54.720 But you're definitely talking about something else.

01:51:57.980 But, no, what I find pretty funny, especially for people in the northeast, is, you know, us Californians with the Sierras and all the mountain ranges we have over here.

01:52:12.780 We think it's cute when they call their ski hills the mountains.

01:52:17.280 But, you know, their little ski hills are mountains.

01:52:21.180 That's funny because in Colorado, that's what we thought about California. 1.00

01:52:24.980 But I'm just fucking with you, brother. 1.00

01:52:27.980 But, you know. 1.00

01:52:28.440 Hey, I know the hierarchy.

01:52:29.740 I know the hierarchy.

01:52:31.360 California and Colorado can unite to take shots at the east coast all day long.

01:52:36.080 I'm happy with that.

01:52:37.160 That's right, baby.

01:52:38.380 But, no, when the logging roads.

01:52:39.680 I know.

01:52:40.000 Don't mess with Appalachia.

01:52:41.320 Oh, don't get – oh, you're going to be – he's talking about Lookout Mountain and Chattanooga.

01:52:47.880 I think my backyard's got a hill bigger than that.

01:52:51.320 But what I was going to say, I just want to tell Mythos, the logging roads were – no, they were definitely downhill, right?

01:52:57.480 That's all I'm – you know, when you got kind of down and you're getting to the lodge – and they were truck wide.

01:53:02.840 It was really –

01:53:03.320 Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:53:04.100 No, I know those hills too, or those roads.

01:53:07.120 Yeah, they still got those – yeah, they're pretty wide.

01:53:11.860 They're not as steep at the – in the resorts that I've been at.

01:53:18.340 They're not that steep, but you can definitely – if you come off of a downhill and you hit those lanes, they're pretty steep.

01:53:26.880 Yeah.

01:53:27.680 No, no, no.

01:53:28.160 Yeah, you're hitting them with a good head of steam, and you don't have to worry anymore. 0.98

01:53:31.220 You just kind of fucking let it go, you know what I'm saying? 0.87

01:53:33.580 So, yeah, yeah, yeah. 0.98

01:53:35.340 Wait, I got a question, bro.

01:53:37.440 Mythos, bro.

01:53:38.120 If you were to jump on skis right now, would you be on the bunny hill, or would you be on a green?

01:53:44.300 So, when I was at the ski lodge, I was in the rental shop.

01:53:49.940 And so, as a part of the process, if you were a snowboarder, then you had to go and take a day out.

01:53:56.940 And they paid you to do this.

01:53:58.400 It was a part of your workday, but you had to go take a day out and go skiing.

01:54:03.340 And so, that's what I did.

01:54:06.920 And if you were a skier, you had to take a day out and go snowboarding.

01:54:10.400 That way, you could understand the experience of the rider who was coming through the rental shop and getting their stuff.

01:54:17.400 You could talk to them about how it works.

01:54:19.900 So, you could choose from regular skis or the twin tip sports skis, right?

01:54:27.600 So, no, I went out.

01:54:30.580 We took the – you go out with an instructor in case you need one.

01:54:34.820 But I went out, went twin tip sports skis.

01:54:38.200 I was riding backwards, going over, you know, the jumps on my first day, pretty much first time down the hill.

01:54:46.300 So, no, it was – I went skiing one other time.

01:54:50.580 But the second time I went skiing, I wasn't getting paid, you know, my salary for it.

01:54:55.300 So, it was super boring.

01:54:56.660 And I was like, I don't think I'm ever doing this again.

01:54:59.240 And that was the last time I ever skied because it's boring to me.

01:55:03.980 But it's not boring to everybody.

01:55:06.060 I'm just saying it's boring to me.

01:55:07.200 Well, you could – but the thing is, like, you're segregated against going to the good mountains.

01:55:12.080 Like, you can't even snowboard down. 0.99

01:55:14.040 Like, you really think you could snowboard down some shit that you could ski down, bro? 0.99

01:55:17.220 No. 1.00

01:55:17.900 Because you'll just – if you start sliding, then you're literally sliding on your ass down the whole fucking face of the mountain, bro. 1.00

01:55:23.900 Can't even stop. 0.99

01:55:24.620 So, it's like, dude, skiing is more basic than fucking snowboarding. 0.98

01:55:28.080 Yeah, that's – that might be true. 0.99

01:55:31.160 I'd have to ask some people.

01:55:32.740 I've never seen any of my buddies who were skiers be able to take any terrain that my snowboarder buddies couldn't go.

01:55:41.660 Bro, you just – you didn't even know what glades were, bro.

01:55:44.360 What?

01:55:45.540 Brian's talking about going out of balance, man. 0.99

01:55:48.260 And you're talking about evil Knievel fucking footage. 0.99

01:55:51.500 You know what I mean? 0.99

01:55:52.160 Yeah, well, I mean, we would go backcountry.

01:55:55.460 You know, there's the backside of certain mountains that, you know, you can get to, you know, run through some super deep powder on a first run, second run.

01:56:05.560 And, you know, when I was up there, I mean, bluebird mornings were like every other morning, like two feet, four feet.

01:56:14.040 It was retarded. 1.00

01:56:15.540 And so, we would get off the backside and, you know, charge down the backcountry and have a great – we actually – we hiked up to the top of other places where you had to hike up to go.

01:56:27.840 There was not even – it was off the entire mountain.

01:56:32.100 You know, we had to watch out for avalanche warnings and stuff like that.

01:56:36.600 So, you know, we definitely got off trail, you know, when we would go and we'd want to.

01:56:42.760 Go down, you know, 40-foot cliffs, you know, just launch off 40-foot cliffs to the ground.

01:56:49.060 And, you know, that was a part of our regular day.

01:56:54.320 I mean, the expert level – I mean, people who have been there for years, they did this like, you know, like eating ice cream.

01:57:04.520 I mean, it was just nothing to them.

01:57:07.280 And so, when you're living on the mountain and being around that every day and you just randomly – they're like, hey, you want to go riding with us?

01:57:16.620 You just say, yeah, and you don't even know what you're signing up for.

01:57:20.260 You're like, okay, what are we doing now?

01:57:23.180 We're going to go off this cliff.

01:57:24.600 Oh, okay, go off this cliff.

01:57:26.120 And you just follow them off the cliff or off the, you know, down the jump.

01:57:32.940 And then you just – you draft so quickly.

01:57:37.080 Your expertise level raises so quickly when you're in that environment.

01:57:41.840 It's pretty amazing just to – all the things that, you know, your experience.

01:57:49.020 And that's another one, too.

01:57:50.920 I'll tell you this.

01:57:51.920 The unfortunate side is they bring a bunch of nones up from South America. 1.00

01:57:58.480 But they do a lot of recruiting.

01:58:01.120 And it's kind of like a bunch of college kids at the resorts.

01:58:06.980 And during winter, they hire a bunch of new people.

01:58:10.600 And because the folks in the southern hemisphere are all on summer vacation from school, it's a great recruiting tool.

01:58:17.740 So they recruit a lot of college-age kids from Australia, New Zealand, South America.

01:58:24.560 And you get to meet those guys.

01:58:29.060 But it's a very cool environment overall because of who's there.

01:58:35.640 And, yeah, it's, you know, introduce you to some new things.

01:58:40.940 So it's a great place for kids, you know, in their early teens, 20s.

01:58:48.020 You're really putting yourself in position to make friendships with guys who, you know, have some means, right?

01:58:57.000 And you're there working.

01:58:58.100 They supply your – they pay for your lodging.

01:59:01.580 They give you a ski ticket, a season pass.

01:59:06.440 You get a food card discount, et cetera.

01:59:09.640 And you kind of live on the mountains.

01:59:11.360 So it's another place for young kids I would always recommend going and working on a ski resort for a season or two.

01:59:19.080 There's one thing you've revealed to us we didn't know about you is you were essentially a beach bum that took a lifeguard job.

01:59:27.700 That's what you did. 0.99

01:59:29.060 You were a ski fanatic, and you went and worked on the fucking mountain. 1.00

01:59:32.320 That's pretty good, man. 0.99

01:59:33.780 Well, yesterday I jumped out in my helicopter with my snowmobile, ditched the snowmobile about halfway down the mountain, got on the snow with my snowboard with an avalanche behind me.

01:59:47.260 You let me know if you want to come with me, Brian.

01:59:49.480 No, you didn't do that.

01:59:50.740 Hey, Brian.

01:59:51.800 That sounds as simple.

01:59:52.840 No, you didn't do that.

01:59:54.000 That didn't even sound as simple.

01:59:54.980 Hey, I want to add to what Marco just said, though.

02:00:01.320 The other thing is, and I had two jobs up there.

02:00:03.760 I was a waiter as well as working in the ski lodge.

02:00:07.660 So, you know, I was saving up money to go on another vacation over the summer.

02:00:12.180 But when you're up there working, and this more reflected in my waiter job, is that everybody's on vacation.

02:00:21.260 So you're literally just hanging out with people who are on vacation.

02:00:25.340 And no, again, this was in a world where there was zero, zero Africans almost entirely.

02:00:34.560 And so you're just with a bunch of white people on vacation.

02:00:38.120 So you've got a really good environment, too.

02:00:40.480 And it's really a place where, you know, there's, we had Mila Kunich come through and Justin Timberlake would come and hang out and that kind of thing.

02:00:51.300 It was, you know, there was some of that, but most of other people were just, you know, normal, hardworking, very cool, down-to-earth people enjoying their vacation.

02:01:00.820 It's not, it's like the best place to be as a person who has to work for a living.

02:01:06.860 So, get a job.

02:01:08.420 I just want to say, you know, to be fair, the snowboarding versus skiing, I have yet to see skiers do a 1080.

02:01:16.740 Well, I'll interject here to say that it's, we got an hour left in the show.

02:01:23.800 Appreciate everyone that's reposted the space.

02:01:26.120 Don't forget your merch and to slap that dono.

02:01:30.060 Go ahead, Brian.

02:01:31.240 Hold on.

02:01:31.800 Yeah, I want to say one thing, too, because on a couple of mountains over here, because you might say, oh, there's not big mountains, blah, blah, blah.

02:01:37.860 There's, there's not huge, like, it doesn't really matter about that. 0.85

02:01:40.980 Nobody needs to, like, be stuck on a mountain for, like, 10 hours in a day, but they, like, on some mountains in the summer, they have, they turn them into paintballing fucking maps. 1.00

02:01:54.240 So, like, we got, like, a mountain over here, like, we, they turn it into a paintballing fucking thing, and then in the summer, we paintball, like, fucking, and, dude, paintballing, fight, like, shooting paintballs at other people, and that shit hurts, like, shit. 1.00

02:02:12.220 And that shit is fucking fun as fuck. 1.00

02:02:14.260 That's white power, bro. 1.00

02:02:15.600 I used to do that.

02:02:16.680 Like, I can get in on that, dude.

02:02:17.940 I was sponsored.

02:02:18.760 I swear.

02:02:19.300 I was sponsored for a paintball team when I was, like, 14. 0.94

02:02:22.180 Um, we were fucking, uh, Atlas. 0.78

02:02:25.620 It's in New Jersey. 0.83

02:02:26.420 I forget exactly.

02:02:27.560 It's, like, uh, northern New Jersey, I think.

02:02:30.140 Atlas.

02:02:30.580 Anyways, this guy sponsored us, dude, and it was fun. 0.98

02:02:33.580 Like, the Doritos and, like, all the, you know, like, we played, like, professional paintball with, like, all the inflatable shit. 0.98

02:02:39.660 That was super fucking fun, dude. 0.95

02:02:42.560 Dude, it's actually, like, because then they got, because this one place I go to, I went there, I didn't, I didn't have time last year, but I went the year before. 0.86

02:02:50.300 And, uh, they have, like, at least, like, 20 maps on a ski mountain. 0.98

02:02:55.080 Like, once it's summer, they have all, like, the fucking, and it's in the woods, it's in the fucking, they build wooden tanks and shit. 0.84

02:03:01.120 They build, it's like a full-blown, like, Call of Duty, like, you choose the map and you go there. 0.99

02:03:05.420 But then there's some guys there that, they go there and they're fucking, like, uh, they're just wild. 1.00

02:03:10.140 Like, they spend fucking unbelievable shit on fucking, and they'll sit there and talk about their fucking paintball gun for, like, an hour. 1.00

02:03:17.880 Or, like, every fucking little intricate fucking, like, my barrel is this, like, they spend, like, five to ten Gs on a fucking paintball gun. 1.00

02:03:24.420 And you're like, bro, how the fuck, why would you even do that, bro? 0.99

02:03:27.660 Yeah, our sponsor gave us our paintballs. 0.98

02:03:30.180 That was, like, you know, that's half the battle, because those things are expensive, yeah.

02:03:34.280 No, but the guns were, you have to, like, you have to do, it's not like shooting a normal paintball gun.

02:03:38.820 And, you know, you have to, like, do the double finger tap, and you have to have, like, an electric hopper.

02:03:43.280 And people are, like, they cheat, so they wipe the paint off their hopper when they get hit.

02:03:47.980 And it was a whole thing. 0.99

02:03:49.060 But it was, some of that shit was fucking fun, dude. 1.00

02:03:51.800 They cheat like shit, bro. 1.00

02:03:52.940 And, like, I remember, like, okay, before I, like, actually got, like, I'm not serious about it, but I have a fucking couple of, like, pieces of shit. 1.00

02:04:00.460 But, like, I remember, like, all the dudes that would always go there, like, all, every day, and they had all the fucking equipment and shit. 0.99

02:04:07.060 The people that used to just go there and rent the shit, the fucking guns that sucked, and they put, they give you the jumpsuit, and they make you look like a retard. 0.99

02:04:13.880 Like, you would basically be playing, and, like, the ref is not even fucking calling your shit, and you're, like, hitting the guys, and the guys just aren't even, you're supposed to just throw your hand up and walk out, or throw your gun up and just walk away, right, because you got hit. 1.00

02:04:25.480 These fucking dudes, they don't even, they, they're like, nope, I'm not, they get hit. 1.00

02:04:29.040 They just sit there and keep playing, and they don't fucking care, and, like, the refs are just fucking, like, they don't do shit, because they come here every day, they pay for it, and, like, it's fucking, it's retarded, bro. 1.00

02:04:41.940 Go ahead, Marco. 1.00

02:04:44.020 I mean, I like the paintball gun stuff.

02:04:46.680 I don't understand why you'd spend that much money on it when you could just buy a fishing rod, man.

02:04:52.100 You could get, you could get one for me and Paul, you know, so. 1.00

02:04:59.040 Yeah, I mean, it's just fun to, like, because the better gun you get, you can actually shoot, because the ones they rent to you, they're fucking inaccurate as shit. 0.99

02:05:08.180 After, like, 100 feet, that shit's swerving like a fucking, like, yeah, like, so, but if you get an actual good barrel and shit, you could shoot, like, 500 feet pretty accurately with a fucking paintball, which is hard to do, because they're not fucking accurate at all. 0.99

02:05:23.540 So, it's like, and I used to just go around and just fucking, I don't even care, like, bro, I would go around the city, just shoot niggers with paintball guns, bro, literally. 1.00

02:05:34.300 Hey, that's a good idea for business, Chief. 0.87

02:05:36.400 The reason they're not accurate is because they're not rifled, right?

02:05:40.180 Imagine if you created a paintball that was rifled that would come out of the barrel and spin,

02:05:44.540 because I was going to ask you, you know, is it, like, a traditional weapon where a longer barrel would help, but now I'm thinking.

02:05:52.280 Yeah, they are rifled, though.

02:05:53.700 They are rifled.

02:05:54.520 Oh, okay, okay.

02:05:55.700 They're rifled, and they have kip up, too, so the balls are actually, it's like a golf ball.

02:06:01.200 They actually are spinning backwards, and the good guns will shoot them, so they spin backwards.

02:06:05.720 Same thing with, like, really good airsoft.

02:06:07.980 Like, you can set the kip up on your rifle, so when the BB leaves the barrel, it's actually spinning backwards,

02:06:13.180 and it, like, generates enough lift so that it doesn't fall right away.

02:06:17.700 It's pretty interesting, like, the more expensive paintball airsoft stuff.

02:06:21.060 I like airsoft a little better because you can LARP super hard, and you can put on, like, your fatigues and your multicam

02:06:27.580 and your plate carrier and all that shit, and it's good practice because all of the guns,

02:06:32.280 like, you just buy yourself an M4 airsoft gun and make sure it kind of weighs the same as an M4. 0.71

02:06:39.240 It's not going to be the same as, like, the mags obviously don't weigh the same when they're on your vest, 0.50

02:06:44.240 but you still can LARP as hard as you want, and it's super fun because you get tactics and all this shit, 0.64

02:06:50.800 and the way the real guys do it, the real guys will go out into the woods,

02:06:53.920 and they will split up over, like, a mile-square area, and they have comms, and they have maps and all this shit,

02:06:59.800 and they have, like, red team, blue team, and they do the whole nine yards, like, military, like, squad tactics.

02:07:05.240 It's so cool.

02:07:07.380 Well, us older fellers, we did that, too, but we used BB guns.

02:07:15.940 Yeah, that's a half a generation.

02:07:16.880 And now they call it airsoft, right?

02:07:18.780 Now it's legal.

02:07:23.300 Yeah, the game was over when somebody started crying, you know?

02:07:26.500 Then they went home and told their mom.

02:07:28.040 Around where, bro, when that happened, when they started crying, we used to shoot them more and say, 1.00

02:07:35.200 get the fuck out of here. 0.99

02:07:37.900 Yeah, but when you get hit in the back of the head seven times, you know, 1.00

02:07:40.820 you can only take so much as a 10-year-old.

02:07:44.200 Snowball fights, when you put a big chunk of ice in the snowball, 1.00

02:07:48.540 because you hated that motherfucker so much. 0.99

02:07:51.940 In Alabama, our version of that was dirt clods. 1.00

02:07:55.160 We didn't have snowballs, so we threw dirt clods.

02:07:58.040 We used mud in Georgia, or the red clay.

02:08:05.340 That red clay would ruin a pair of jeans. 0.52

02:08:07.580 You couldn't wash that. 1.00

02:08:08.540 Your mother couldn't get that shit out of jeans, man. 1.00

02:08:13.140 Most of my ass whoopings growing up was for ruining new jeans. 1.00

02:08:18.780 Dude, do you guys remember, like, at least this is my story. 0.98

02:08:22.080 So, like, when I was, like, maybe, like, 12, maybe a little bit, like, around that age, middle school, right?

02:08:26.820 And, like, you want to play paintball, you know, in the woods, just like a bunch of retards running around? 1.00

02:08:33.440 I'm like, all right, fine. 0.96

02:08:35.660 Like, well, you need a paintball gun. 0.97

02:08:37.120 And they have all these auto-cockers and all these fucking insane things, auto-mag. 0.97

02:08:42.380 And I'm like, all right, well, I can't afford any of that, and I have to hide it from my mother. 0.99

02:08:46.400 So I bought a blade, you know, the pump blade, and I went out there with a pump fucking blade. 0.98

02:08:51.200 I got lit up, dude. 0.99

02:08:52.180 That was terrible.

02:08:53.200 Anyone, can anyone relate?

02:08:54.620 Yeah.

02:08:56.820 I think a lot of us came. 0.86

02:08:59.600 I was just a nigger that brought a knife fight to a gunfight. 0.90

02:09:02.540 I had one of those nature, dude. 0.95

02:09:04.620 I had one of those pump blades, and we took it. 0.94

02:09:07.220 And my parents, we fucking did, like, on our bikes, we did a drive-by at the middle school. 0.98

02:09:13.540 And we shot up the windows and shot up the sign in front of the middle school. 0.99

02:09:17.200 And the cops came to my house.

02:09:20.080 And they had it on camera.

02:09:21.920 They had us on camera, like, riding back and forth on our bikes and shooting paintballs. 0.98

02:09:27.060 And they were like, I told you you couldn't buy guns and all this shit like that. 0.92

02:09:32.620 It was so funny, dude. 0.97

02:09:33.880 And they took it.

02:09:35.480 I didn't get in trouble.

02:09:36.380 I was only, like, 12.

02:09:37.300 Yeah, well, what happened with that day was somebody's paintball went over the fence and hit, like, a gym. 0.98

02:09:47.660 And this fucking dude, I'm not going to say his name because he still has another gym, but big jack dude comes out. 0.98

02:09:54.000 He was the owner. 1.00

02:09:54.840 He kicked the fence down, and he was like, who the fuck did that? 0.99

02:09:57.640 And we all ran, you know. 0.99

02:09:59.120 Kid stuff.

02:09:59.940 Good, fun kid stuff.

02:10:04.080 Go ahead, Sammy. 1.00

02:10:04.880 Those pump ones, they suck fucking terrible. 1.00

02:10:14.720 Don't do that to your kid. 1.00

02:10:16.760 Don't ever.

02:10:17.680 They're not good.

02:10:19.540 And they do make lead, leaded guns, leaded mags for air socks.

02:10:24.460 I used to have a pistol.

02:10:25.660 I think it was a Beretta model and had a leaded magazine, so it weighed, like, exactly the same as a real one.

02:10:33.680 Those are fun.

02:10:34.280 And then, yeah, we used to, I used to live, like, my backyard was, the fence was the field of a high school.

02:10:46.040 So we used to break up, not break into it, but go onto the school property at night and do airsoft.

02:10:54.100 And one night, we were there, and this other group of kids was there, too, I guess.

02:10:57.380 And they were knocking over trash cans or something.

02:11:00.340 Someone called the cops, and the cops came on us when we had our guns, and they drew their guns, and we were like, freeze!

02:11:06.640 And we were hiding behind cover.

02:11:09.360 And they were like, you need to come out right now with your hands up. 1.00

02:11:11.980 That shit was scary. 0.99

02:11:12.900 And then there was this one fat cop that was, like, eating a, literally, like, eating a ice cream cone, still sitting in the car while his buddy's got his guns drawn on us. 1.00

02:11:24.080 And he gets out, like, you guys ruined my ice cream break, you fucking pig. 1.00

02:11:29.500 But we got in trouble for that. 1.00

02:11:31.460 That was, that was cool.

02:11:32.320 I almost got shot by the cops as a kid.

02:11:35.100 Yeah, but I have a really good idea, because there's some, you know, there's a little bit of unrealistic with paintball, but it's fun.

02:11:46.300 And it's, you know, it hurts a little more, and it shows up better.

02:11:49.320 Airsoft, a little more realistic, but even if the paint airsoft, they suck, and it's easier to cheat.

02:11:56.160 I got a way that is the best of both worlds, but it's going to be a little bit more expensive.

02:12:02.400 But I had this idea for a while for this game.

02:12:06.840 It's augmented reality, and then we could do it one or two ways.

02:12:10.560 I need a sponsor with, like, a couple billion dollars, but I think this would really blow up.

02:12:14.880 So the military uses blanks, and they have these IR lasers on the front of the gun, on the muzzle, that reads the pressure and shoots a laser.

02:12:25.120 And then you wear a vest, and it shocks the shit out of you when you get hit.

02:12:28.480 Like, it's like a little taser on the inside of the vest. 0.53

02:12:31.520 Yeah.

02:12:32.400 And we could do either, and I don't know if we have it good enough, but, like, projection or glasses that basically you just see the augmented reality

02:12:46.340 and do a whole warehouse in the mock city with actual concrete, actual buildings, and little vending machines where you have, like, a wrist thing that you get points for the kills.

02:13:02.020 You could do zombies or, you know, team battles or whatnot.

02:13:05.900 I got a whole idea that I've had for a while. 0.99

02:13:08.060 Are you talking about a fucking laser tag? 0.98

02:13:09.380 It's like laser tag, but it's augmented reality. 1.00

02:13:13.880 And you're using real guns with blanks, and you get the shit shocked out of you when you get shot. 0.88

02:13:19.400 So you can't really cheat because it's going to hurt. 0.91

02:13:21.960 Plus, it'll go off on the menu thing.

02:13:24.980 It'll, like, you'll have guys up, like, employees watching through cameras or whatnot.

02:13:29.660 I was thinking we could do projection where it either comes out of the floor because they got that stuff now that, like, they can project Michael Jackson onto the floor so we could project, you know, zombies or whatnot.

02:13:42.800 But if not that, then, like, the cameras could be everywhere, and they could double as projectors.

02:13:48.820 If not that, then we'd have to do augmented reality glasses.

02:13:52.680 Well, they ruined laser tag for me.

02:13:54.900 I have a story about that.

02:13:57.340 In the town that I still live, actually, when I was, like, I don't know, maybe 12, 13.

02:14:04.020 Maybe before that, even.

02:14:05.800 Probably, like, eight or nine.

02:14:07.760 Laser tag party, you know? 0.85

02:14:09.260 You go to the thing, and all of your, it was a birthday party, and, you know, you have cake and all that shit. 1.00

02:14:14.800 And you run around, you're trying to play, and when you get to, like, the objective, it was just niggers fucking. 1.00

02:14:21.700 Like, I swear to God. 1.00

02:14:23.580 It was just, like, just grown niggers fucking in there. 1.00

02:14:26.860 And then eventually they found out, and it was, you know, weird. 1.00

02:14:31.640 But this is, like, I guess they just, like, use the laser tag as, like, I don't know, ad hominem to just, like, go there and, like, fuck, like, in public. 0.96

02:14:42.440 And so, like, they didn't really care about the goals, the mission, you know? 0.97

02:14:45.860 We're just kids running around, and, you know, we're shooting lasers and thinking, like, we're having a fun time. 0.99

02:14:50.900 And these people are literally just banging out in the fucking thing. 0.99

02:14:54.280 And, yeah. 0.99

02:14:55.000 Anyways, don't live in New Jersey.

02:14:56.620 Okay. 1.00

02:15:01.640 Goddamn niggers. 1.00

02:15:03.960 Yeah, I have a story similar to, like, what fucking Sammy said. 1.00

02:15:07.540 We were cleaning our paintball gun at the end of the road, me and some buddies, and just making sure it worked, testing it out at the end of the road. 0.92

02:15:15.140 And all of a sudden, like, we went back into his house to, like, do some tweaks on it.

02:15:20.800 And then it got really quiet.

02:15:24.340 It felt weird.

02:15:25.580 And we went out the door to go, like, test it again.

02:15:28.880 And coughs, like, put your hands up, put your hands up.

02:15:31.400 We're just kids. 1.00

02:15:32.360 We're like, what the fuck? 0.99

02:15:34.180 But, yeah, man. 0.99

02:15:35.380 I don't know.

02:15:36.140 I guess one of the neighbors reported it. 0.99

02:15:37.780 Like, how do you not know the difference between an actual gun and a fucking paintball gun? 1.00

02:15:41.480 Like, people are just stupid. 1.00

02:15:48.280 Yo, boys, I gotta, wait. 1.00

02:15:49.780 Let me put something up in the pillow I got.

02:15:51.640 Actually, I just posted it.

02:15:52.760 That's literally the place I'm talking about. 1.00

02:15:54.440 Look at the fucking shit they got on the tanks, bro. 1.00

02:15:57.660 That's a paintball map. 1.00

02:15:58.780 Paladin, imagine going in the woods now in Canada with a paintball gun. 0.64

02:16:06.100 Yeah, really.

02:16:07.800 You'd almost get killed and a $28,000 fine. 1.00

02:16:11.560 There'd be a fucking army tank. 1.00

02:16:13.500 They'd have helicopters in the sky. 1.00

02:16:17.200 I'd see you on the fucking news. 0.99

02:16:21.140 Yeah, exactly. 1.00

02:16:21.900 Exactly.

02:16:28.780 I didn't run in with police growing up, but I did almost, well, my buddy almost burnt the forest down.

02:16:37.680 So, we had to get a 45-minute lecture from the fire department. 0.91

02:16:41.560 And then I got a 15-minute ass whooping. 1.00

02:16:43.360 What were you guys doing out there? 0.98

02:16:45.860 Like, leaves on fire? 1.00

02:16:48.140 Yeah, you know, doing stupid, crazy shit. 1.00

02:16:50.780 And I was the one that threw the water on and was telling them we didn't need to do it. 1.00

02:16:54.740 And I tried to explain that to mom, but I got my ass whooped anyway. 1.00

02:16:59.100 But, yeah, just doing stupid shit. 1.00

02:17:00.800 But I was scared to death when that fireman was talking to me. 1.00

02:17:04.060 I was like, oh, god damn, man. 0.98

02:17:09.140 I'm surprised I didn't get arrested because when I was a kid, we used to, like, I don't even know why we were so crazy. 0.99

02:17:15.440 But we made Molotov cocktails.

02:17:17.440 And we, like, went out at night on, like, a secret mission.

02:17:20.480 And we were just, like, going around the city. 0.99

02:17:22.440 We threw one in the fucking lacrosse thing. 0.99

02:17:26.180 We threw one off the school roof. 1.00

02:17:27.900 We threw one at the church.

02:17:29.440 Well, not at the church.

02:17:30.340 We were in the church parking lot, right? 0.99

02:17:31.660 Just testing shit out. 0.98

02:17:32.840 But we never got caught. 0.98

02:17:35.060 And, yeah, I'm surprised about that. 0.99

02:17:38.560 We would have been fucked if we got caught. 0.99

02:17:42.300 I got caught. 1.00

02:17:43.720 I went to a flea market.

02:17:46.460 Well, we kind of, like, took things to the extreme when I was a kid.

02:17:50.920 And so we went to the flea market.

02:17:52.940 And they sold those, like, torchlighters.

02:17:55.400 And, you know, you have to buy it.

02:17:57.380 You have to buy all the bombs and stuff.

02:17:58.880 Anyways, somehow, my friend got these, like, huge fireworks. 0.95

02:18:04.360 I have no fucking clue how. 0.95

02:18:06.620 Again, we're young. 0.99

02:18:07.800 Young, young people.

02:18:09.220 And he just starts lighting them off in the parking lot of McDonald's.

02:18:14.600 And he's like, you have to run now.

02:18:16.480 And I'm like, all right.

02:18:17.700 Well, I mean, what other option do I have, right?

02:18:20.800 And we go running.

02:18:22.180 And I look back.

02:18:23.280 It's broad daylight. 0.98

02:18:24.360 It's, like, fucking, like, 2 p.m. 1.00

02:18:26.220 And the fucking fireworks are just exploding in the sky. 0.99

02:18:29.440 And, yeah, the cops found us. 0.99

02:18:31.300 And, you know, anyways.

02:18:32.520 I got blamed for the lighter.

02:18:34.320 But then they let me go because, you know, we were, like, eight.

02:18:37.740 So it's all good.

02:18:38.760 But, yeah.

02:18:39.120 Yeah, you guys know what we used to do when we used to go to Pennsylvania 0.99

02:18:44.000 because it's right over the fucking border. 0.99

02:18:45.580 They got fucking the cheapest fireworks. 1.00

02:18:47.300 You could get Roman candles for, like, 10 cents and shit. 1.00

02:18:50.020 We used to get M-80s and fucking giant fucking huge shit. 1.00

02:18:52.920 And we used to put them in people's mailboxes and blow them shits up, bro. 1.00

02:18:58.220 Same here down in the south. 0.98

02:18:59.700 We didn't use Molotov cocktails.

02:19:01.640 We just lit M-80s and threw them.

02:19:04.060 No, but we would put, like, the actual, not even M-80s, 0.99

02:19:06.520 like, the actual mortar shells in people's fucking mailboxes. 0.99

02:19:09.920 Like, actual bombs, bro. 0.99

02:19:12.720 Yeah, they have that stuff here.

02:19:15.440 We used to make, I remember making the works bombs as kids.

02:19:20.920 And being younger, I feel like police only really got involved.

02:19:26.460 They used to ride bike all the time.

02:19:28.540 So just kind of riding bike back at restaurants and stuff

02:19:32.140 where people end up calling the cops and then you run from them.

02:19:35.520 Those work bombs were so fun.

02:19:40.000 They're wicked.

02:19:41.760 Up here, we would just, like, pound Roman candles or screecher-roos.

02:19:45.880 Like, you know, you wrap them in tape, you pound it.

02:19:48.340 And then they pretty much explode like one of those.

02:19:51.480 Like, you could just, boom!

02:19:52.980 They're like mini pipe bombs.

02:19:55.240 Marco, go ahead.

02:19:56.420 I know a guy that's going to be a fire chief.

02:19:58.620 And maybe in, like, two, three years, he's, like, I think he's, like, two or three under.

02:20:03.640 And back in high school, he drove me once.

02:20:09.700 And every time he drove me, he had a Jeep.

02:20:11.660 And he would just take out everyone's mailbox.

02:20:14.840 And that guy's going to be a fire chief now.

02:20:17.500 So, yeah.

02:20:19.000 That's a true story, I swear to you.

02:20:21.340 It's like, how do you not bring that up?

02:20:23.200 Hey, do you remember?

02:20:24.560 Do you remember that time when you were just literally mauled mailboxes and you were just laughing hysterically?

02:20:30.880 Hysterically?

02:20:31.400 Anyways.

02:20:32.740 Dude, we used to steal mailboxes and put them in, like, we used to, bro, this is how crazy, like, the people are in there.

02:20:38.820 We used to literally go, this is, like, a normal thing.

02:20:41.260 Like, we would go steal somebody's mailbox and throw their mailbox in, like, the back of, like, someone else's truck in their, like, down the road or something. 0.98

02:20:50.120 So, it looks like they fucking stole their mailbox. 0.98

02:20:57.020 Marco, go ahead. 1.00

02:20:59.220 God damn. 1.00

02:20:59.900 You guys were like those Somalian niggers fucking throwing Molotov cocktails and shit. 1.00

02:21:05.080 You know, so, what used to happen in the South, I didn't do it, but I knew guys that did, is those M-80s had waterproof fuses on them. 1.00

02:21:13.520 And I bet Paul knows about this. 1.00

02:21:15.640 And these motherfuckers would flush them at school down the fucking pipes and they would blow up the goddamn plumbing, man. 1.00

02:21:21.960 I didn't do it. 1.00

02:21:22.940 I'm not going to, you know, embellish the story, but that's some crazy shit, man. 0.97

02:21:29.160 I don't know if you can even get those anymore. 1.00

02:21:31.560 Wait, so did, if someone was taking a shit, did, like, the fucking water, like, go crazy out of the toilet or something while they're fucking, like, shitting? 0.99

02:21:39.780 Yes. 1.00

02:21:40.180 I know exactly what you're talking about, Marco.

02:21:45.740 That was a daily thing at the school. 0.99

02:21:47.380 I saw that shit on, what's that show? 1.00

02:21:53.840 Problem Child. 1.00

02:21:55.740 Another one was, another one was the real D-Gens. 1.00

02:21:58.340 I didn't do this either, but they would, when they would go up, when you get lunch, you know, and then you'd have, like, because we had, in those days, they had real plates and real, you know, I wouldn't call it silverware, but, you know, real utensils. 0.98

02:22:10.320 Because, instead of going up and cleaning your plate off, they'd just throw the whole fucking shit in the trash can, plates and all, man, everything, dude. 0.93

02:22:17.980 I used to do that when I worked at a restaurant. 1.00

02:22:20.220 I hated doing the fucking dishes. 1.00

02:22:25.320 Boys, what about, like, egging houses and shit? 1.00

02:22:27.600 Like, did you guys ever do that shit? 1.00

02:22:30.620 Yes, good old days, man. 1.00

02:22:32.040 When eggs were so cheap, we threw them at each other.

02:22:35.160 Bro, we used to.

02:22:35.820 Oh, you guys.

02:22:37.120 I'll tell you this funny-ass story, dude. 1.00

02:22:38.620 We were just wild fucking kids, like, all the fucking people in my fucking neighborhood and everybody in my fucking town, right? 1.00

02:22:46.340 And this one kid, he had a farm, he had a truck and shit. 1.00

02:22:50.220 We would get in a flatbed and, like, just ride around and fucking, we would go to, like, a fucking, one of those, like, Mexican markets or some shit and just buy up fucking the cheapest eggs you've ever seen. 0.99

02:23:00.620 And, like, we would go in the fucking line and there'd be, like, 500 eggs. 0.99

02:23:05.800 Like, and they're all, and, like, the people are, like, we're just, like, we'll be, like, we're having a big party. 1.00

02:23:11.660 Like, we're throwing a giant fucking party over here because they'd be, like, why the fuck are these, like, teenage boys buying all these fucking eggs? 0.99

02:23:18.960 And then, like, we'll just ride around. 0.99

02:23:21.260 Like, we used to fucking find the chicks in school that, like, we were just, we couldn't stand or whatever. 0.99

02:23:25.700 We'd just go to their fucking crib, throw eggs at their house. 1.00

02:23:28.780 We'd just throw, we didn't, it didn't matter if their dad was a cop, we'd throw eggs at their fucking house. 1.00

02:23:33.180 We're, like, we, bro, you guys don't even understand, like, the type of shit that we used to do, bro. 0.99

02:23:38.880 I can tell you, I can tell you a funny story, man. 0.97

02:23:41.780 I remember ordering, like, ordering, like, a shit ton of food to, like, people's homes and you just sit there and watch. 0.99

02:23:48.400 They fucking yell and argue each other. 0.98

02:23:50.460 You ordered all this food, you gotta pay for it. 1.00

02:23:52.260 No, I didn't.

02:23:55.500 Before caller ID.

02:23:56.560 Hey, so I, I was, 67, man, wouldn't even matter.

02:24:01.760 I have a story, uh, my buddy's house, um, at the time he lived, um, you know, maybe, like, quarter mile away.

02:24:08.680 And when I was there, um, whenever I was there, I would, like, cause mischief, right?

02:24:13.120 I would, like, throw snowballs at cop cars and run inside.

02:24:17.040 And anyways, he'd get lame for it and his parents would yell at me and things like that.

02:24:21.160 And it's like, I don't know, it's funny, right?

02:24:22.920 It's kind of funny.

02:24:23.820 So anyways, um, his dad took him on mischief night to, uh, TP the house, like, next door, like, as a tradition, you know?

02:24:33.520 But, like, nothing serious. 0.94

02:24:34.840 Just, like, toilet paper rolls and shit like that. 0.95

02:24:36.860 Anyways, fast forward maybe 10, 12 years. 0.96

02:24:40.800 Um, now I'm, like, I'm, like, past high school, college.

02:24:45.660 His younger brother, I see him marching down the street with his gang of buddies to TP, like, my parents' house. 0.99

02:24:52.360 I'm, like, no fucking way, dude. 0.99

02:24:54.240 Like, this, this ain't happening. 0.96

02:24:55.960 So I had a Mustang 5.0 at the time, 89 Mustang notchback. 1.00

02:25:00.060 So I, I, I just rev at them, like, get the fuck out of here, you niggers, you know? 1.00

02:25:04.640 I'm, obviously, it's friendly, because, you know, we all know each other. 0.99

02:25:08.920 And, uh, the cops stopped me, and they're, like, what was that?

02:25:11.700 Like, what are you gonna do?

02:25:12.940 Are you gonna hurt these kids? 1.00

02:25:14.000 I'm, like, no, it's just, they're gonna, they're coming to TP my house, you moron. 1.00

02:25:19.280 Just a joke. 0.99

02:25:20.200 It's, I, I understand.

02:25:21.460 It's, you know, mischief night.

02:25:22.540 And the guy was, like, anyways, he let me go.

02:25:24.480 And, uh, yeah, it's, you know, this is stuff that I, I wish we could get back to it, because

02:25:31.160 it's, like, hilarious kind of fun stuff, white community stuff, that is, like, so missing.

02:25:37.280 Because it's hilarious, right?

02:25:38.720 Like, you have to defend your house on, like, mischief night.

02:25:41.320 And we're not, like, killing each other, we're just doing it in a funny way.

02:25:45.460 Oh, yeah, I'm sorry I turned that black belt. 1.00

02:25:47.940 But it's, like, I just miss this, because this is all, like, going down the drain, hey?

02:25:51.980 It's, like, it kind of reminds me of what my buddies and I used to do to each other. 0.96

02:25:57.340 We used to, like, put, like, shit underneath people's, like, underneath each other's, uh, car handles. 0.98

02:26:02.900 I'll never forget the one time, one of them, fucking, it was wintertime. 0.99

02:26:07.420 They must have came with a bucket of water and poured it all over my fucking car doors. 0.99

02:26:12.040 I couldn't get in it in the morning. 1.00

02:26:13.560 I broke the fucking handle off my car. 0.99

02:26:15.420 I was so pissed. 0.99

02:26:16.820 Yeah. 0.99

02:26:17.120 I had, I had a friend in high school that found a dead fucking dog in the road and put it in the back seat of one of our other friends' cars. 0.99

02:26:30.540 Yeah, we could do shit like that, too. 0.99

02:26:33.120 Yeah, I mean, it's, uh, it's no shit, man. 0.99

02:26:36.020 But, so, let me tell you, so, I'm going to reveal my age here. 0.90

02:26:39.480 So, another brother mentioned Star 67, there's Star 69.

02:26:42.920 So, let me tell you how we used to dox people in the old days.

02:26:47.440 So, none of you guys would, would remember this.

02:26:50.440 So, you'd call Domino's and order pizza.

02:26:52.740 And the first thing they would say is, can I have your number, please?

02:26:55.520 And you'd go, yeah, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, whatever, right?

02:27:00.300 And then, uh, they would go, oh, so you're at one, two, three, four Hollywood Circle. 0.93

02:27:05.880 And you'd go, that's exactly where I'm fucking at. 0.96

02:27:08.340 Click. 0.94

02:27:08.660 And so, they gave you the address, dude, when you called in, if you gave them the phone number, man.

02:27:15.860 So, uh, because there was no Star 67.

02:27:19.080 I worked for AT&T for 25 years.

02:27:21.320 And, uh, and those features weren't there, you know, back in the day.

02:27:25.000 So, they changed it now.

02:27:29.060 Well, yeah, the greatest thing that was ever done by my generation in high school, these high school, these kids, it was so genius, dude.

02:27:36.920 And we get this, it's like, oh, what are we doing this weekend?

02:27:40.360 We were juniors.

02:27:42.280 And they're like, so-and-so is having a party.

02:27:45.080 And it's like, all right, cool, let's go to the party.

02:27:48.300 And we go to the party.

02:27:49.680 And these kids had three pegs.

02:27:52.380 And we're like, whoa, no way, where did you get these?

02:27:55.000 And they're like, dude, ho, ho, ho. 0.89

02:27:56.700 So, it was so great.

02:28:04.980 Dude, the cops showed up, and we had no alcohol.

02:28:08.560 And at first, I was pissed, because there was no booze.

02:28:11.140 But then the cops showed up, and they were like, we heard there was a party.

02:28:14.380 There was like 50 people there, and there was no alcohol.

02:28:17.200 And the cops were like, furious, because six of them showed up.

02:28:20.320 And like six squads came, and they were going to arrest people and give them underage drinking tickets.

02:28:25.000 And there was no booze in the whole place.

02:28:27.660 It was so wholesome, and it was so heckin' funny.

02:28:33.100 When I was 18 at our senior party, we had the cops come.

02:28:38.100 And one of my buddies was running through the field, and he got caught with a bar by our fence.

02:28:42.560 I remember, dude, so we used to party with the older guys, right?

02:28:50.540 And their parties got busted, I want to say maybe three times.

02:28:58.400 And I was there every time.

02:28:59.880 But I'll never forget the one time, I went to sleep.

02:29:04.120 I went in their bathroom one night and just slept in the tub.

02:29:07.520 I was just so tired, and I was, yeah, drink too much.

02:29:10.960 And they got raided and whatever, and I guess they never checked that bathroom.

02:29:16.480 So in the morning, I was like still there. 0.99

02:29:18.960 They were like, where the fuck were you at? 0.99

02:29:21.400 I was like, I woke up in the bathtub. 1.00

02:29:25.840 I got a sleep story, too.

02:29:28.980 A buddy of mine, it was a rare, like a Friday night.

02:29:33.760 It was weird.

02:29:34.520 Neither he or I had a date.

02:29:36.020 We both had, like, gorgeous girlfriends, fingers in high school.

02:29:40.160 And we pulled up into a dead end, and he had some really great weed at the time.

02:29:46.860 I'm not glorifying it, but this is what happened.

02:29:49.320 So we got, like, Led Zeppelin presence is on.

02:29:52.000 We're listening to Achilles' last stand.

02:29:54.360 We're torching this thing up.

02:29:55.820 And we both fall asleep with our heads back in this Trans Am.

02:29:59.400 And, you know, and all of a sudden, you know, I don't know if it was 10 minutes or 30 minutes, but all of a sudden we were tink, tink, tink. 0.93

02:30:06.400 And there's a sheriff outside the fucking his window because we're parked in this dead end, you know. 0.93

02:30:12.000 So I'm like, oh, my God. 0.96

02:30:14.440 And so he goes, he rolls the window down about two inches, and the sheriff goes, are you boys okay?

02:30:22.460 And he goes, yes, sir.

02:30:23.520 You know, we were just, you know, taking a little break here.

02:30:26.680 And he goes, and the sheriff just looks around and goes, I'd suggest you guys move on.

02:30:30.440 You know, we were like, but his father was pretty wealthy.

02:30:33.460 I don't think he recognized him.

02:30:34.640 But every time we got caught, you know, they kind of found a reason to let us go.

02:30:41.860 So there was never anything.

02:30:43.420 But true story, falling asleep, man.

02:30:47.960 Go ahead, Brian. 0.99

02:30:49.660 Bro, I got another funny story from fucking high school. 0.99

02:30:52.460 Like, for the senior prank for my class, I'm not going to say, I don't even know who did it. 0.99

02:30:58.580 But what they did, there was a bunch of things that they did. 0.94

02:31:01.580 One of the things, they fucking just put buckets of water all fucking stacked up like a pyramid in one hallway. 0.98

02:31:07.340 And, like, nobody could fucking move them. 0.98

02:31:09.580 Or else water would get everywhere. 0.98

02:31:11.420 But the bigger one that they did was they fucking literally went out in the baseball field, which is right behind the school. 1.00

02:31:21.140 And they dug out a fucking, they just basically made a giant dick. 0.99

02:31:27.080 It was, like, 300 feet long, bro. 1.00

02:31:29.080 They dug out the fucking, they used shovels and dug it out. 0.99

02:31:33.620 And so it wasn't just, like, they painted it. 1.00

02:31:35.660 So they took out the fucking soil and, like, made a fucking giant dick in the fucking field. 0.99

02:31:40.740 And they had to, like, cover it with, like, tarps. 1.00

02:31:44.420 And then the tarps just made another shape of a dick because they didn't have enough tarps to fuck. 1.00

02:31:48.540 So it was just sitting there, out there on the fucking, everybody could see it out the window on the back of the school. 1.00

02:31:53.980 It was fucking hilarious. 1.00

02:31:54.600 Fucking penis, penis excavation, man. 1.00

02:32:03.020 I think you just come up with a new business for the Jews. 1.00

02:32:05.900 I have an interceding story.

02:32:17.720 So when I was a mermaid in my past job, there was a guy.

02:32:23.280 And in my mermaid books, he...

02:32:26.900 So, like, there's, like, four copies, right?

02:32:30.120 So, like, if you draw something, it, like, impresses on the ones underneath it, right?

02:32:34.920 So he drew...

02:32:38.000 Like, it started with, like, I would draw, like, a heart, like, next to, like, where he would sign his name. 1.00

02:32:42.540 And then he just started just drawing big, meaty cocks on my shit, right? 0.99

02:32:46.720 And so, you know, I handed him out without knowing. 1.00

02:32:52.500 And a couple calls happened.

02:32:54.800 And then he called me. 1.00

02:32:55.880 He's like, wait, you didn't see that shit. 0.99

02:32:58.920 I mean, like, you really... 0.99

02:33:00.660 And I was like, dude, I don't know. 0.97

02:33:02.500 Like, I'm just fucking... 0.91

02:33:04.640 You know, I'm just using the book. 0.97

02:33:06.660 And then anyways, it was a whole thing.

02:33:08.360 And it was funny.

02:33:09.800 But, yeah. 0.99

02:33:10.960 Imagine getting, like, a mermaid ticket with a huge dick on it, right? 1.00

02:33:18.620 That's fucking hilarious, man. 1.00

02:33:30.700 I'm still laughing. 0.99

02:33:34.560 Yeah, true story.

02:33:36.340 I swear it's a true story.

02:33:37.760 That guy, anyways, neither one of us are still in the mermaid business.

02:33:42.360 So, that probably makes sense. 0.99

02:33:54.140 Holy shit. 0.99

02:33:55.260 Time flies. 0.99

02:33:57.300 We got about 30 minutes to White Power Lunch Hour.

02:33:59.780 So, thank you to the 29 of you guys who reposted the space.

02:34:04.400 Appreciate that.

02:34:05.260 If you guys could share the space.

02:34:06.440 We, I don't know, whatever they did to tweak it.

02:34:09.080 So, we were getting all these viewers.

02:34:11.420 It's gone now.

02:34:12.980 So, if you guys can help us out by sharing the space, it would really be greatly appreciated.

02:34:18.480 And, yeah.

02:34:19.420 If you haven't already, check out the merch.

02:34:21.660 The, you know, the Adidas polos just dropped.

02:34:25.140 So, there'll be more coming.

02:34:28.040 As Mytho said, you know, there'll be more and more and more added week by week, day by day.

02:34:32.680 So, keep checking the website.

02:34:34.320 Maybe you'll see something else you like that piques your interest.

02:34:37.540 So, and as Paul said already also, that you can donate through there if you like to the White Excellence Radio.

02:34:45.240 And, you know, if you like what you're hearing, feel free to drop some shekels.

02:34:50.620 And, yeah.

02:34:51.820 Make sure you guys are reposting.

02:34:53.460 If you guys want to grab a mic, you got about 15 minutes here until we close off the speaker requests until White Power Lunch Hour.

02:35:01.160 So, get on stage now while you can.

02:35:05.360 Actually, we might be full right now.

02:35:06.840 But, yeah.

02:35:08.280 Anybody got any last points of order?

02:35:18.380 All right.

02:35:19.000 Well, I guess since we're doing story time, I'll do a little funny story.

02:35:23.820 It was my birthday when I was, like, when I was a kid.

02:35:26.520 And we were just hanging out with a bunch of friends at, like, a school.

02:35:31.620 Because at night, like, everybody always just hangs out at the school.

02:35:35.960 Multiple schools goes back and forth.

02:35:38.900 And we were just smoking weed there.

02:35:42.040 Just, like, hanging out.

02:35:43.000 And then there was another group that came to the school.

02:35:44.900 And they started, like, ripping.

02:35:46.800 They were up on the roof of the school.

02:35:48.720 And we heard this, like, banging.

02:35:50.120 And we're like, what the hell are they doing?

02:35:51.860 And we look up.

02:35:52.820 And they were ripping off those little, I don't know what the hell they are. 0.96

02:35:55.860 Those little round things that spin.

02:35:57.920 They just spin.

02:35:58.740 Those little, I think it's some kind of electricity bubble or wind, I don't know, vent or something.

02:36:05.320 But they were ripping that off. 1.00

02:36:07.860 And we were like, okay, we're a bunch of idiots. 1.00

02:36:11.300 And the next thing we know, they threw it down below. 1.00

02:36:13.960 Like, they threw it off the roof onto the tetherball court. 0.99

02:36:18.760 And we were like, what the fuck? 0.99

02:36:20.940 And then, like, maybe five minutes later, the police came. 0.99

02:36:25.980 They chased the guys away that did that. 0.62

02:36:30.240 And we all kind of got out of there.

02:36:32.320 But they ended up chasing one of our friends with a dog, police dog.

02:36:36.280 They caught him.

02:36:37.100 They handcuffed him.

02:36:38.260 And then he got away again.

02:36:39.940 And then we all met each other at, like, another house.

02:36:42.880 And we had to, like, find a way to saw off this handcuff.

02:36:46.460 Because they handcuffed him on one hand and he had the other hand, like, uncuffed.

02:36:51.380 So, we were just, like, trying to figure out how we can get this handcuffed.

02:36:55.880 Like, so we sawed it off at a friend's house.

02:36:58.680 And, yeah.

02:36:59.760 And then we just laid low.

02:37:01.300 But, yeah.

02:37:02.300 Get a little bit of first-hand experience.

02:37:04.940 So, it's kind of funny.

02:37:05.900 I would have been like, do you want to play a game?

02:37:08.320 Yeah, exactly.

02:37:16.760 And wind chimes.

02:37:18.500 Marco, go ahead.

02:37:20.920 So, I mentioned this yesterday.

02:37:23.180 I want to bring it up again because White's actually here. 0.96

02:37:26.740 And he's my favorite.

02:37:27.840 I think we used to call them emcees in the old days, like Bob Barker.

02:37:32.040 But I have an idea.

02:37:34.460 Yes, I came up with it yesterday.

02:37:35.860 I don't know if you've heard it.

02:37:36.740 But I apologize if I'm being redundant.

02:37:40.180 But, so, obviously, we're talking about another game, right?

02:37:44.780 So, we kind of knocked this around a little bit yesterday.

02:37:48.580 It'd be called Ask Grok, right?

02:37:51.740 And then, since, you know, you're always the emcee.

02:37:53.900 You have the perfect voice.

02:37:54.840 And my son laughs so hard when he goes, oh, the price is wide. 0.98

02:37:57.880 He just fucking laughs so hard, man. 0.99

02:37:59.360 I can't tell you. 0.99

02:38:00.140 But, here's the thing.

02:38:01.960 So, what you could do is, my son goes, so it'd be like Family Feud.

02:38:06.740 But he goes, how about Race Feud, Dad?

02:38:08.940 I said, son, you're a hockey player.

02:38:10.620 You're not an artist.

02:38:11.660 You know, we've got to have a better name than that.

02:38:13.760 But, anyway, you know, we were kind of just saying as a working title, ask Grok, right?

02:38:19.240 And then it'd be like Family Feud.

02:38:21.160 And, you know, we could even do it individually or we could have some teams.

02:38:25.560 But you would ask the question.

02:38:28.000 And, of course, it would be about white excellence, maybe. 0.96

02:38:31.560 You know, whatever you guys decide.

02:38:33.480 You're the elders.

02:38:34.440 And then, you know, we would give our answers.

02:38:37.340 And then you would ask Grok.

02:38:39.260 And then the one that gets the closest would kind of win that round or whatever it is, right?

02:38:43.200 So, just a suggestion.

02:38:45.140 It'd be easy to do, right?

02:38:47.000 So, just a thought.

02:38:48.860 I like how you were just telling us how old you are.

02:38:51.580 And then you call us the elders.

02:38:53.200 Which one is it? 1.00

02:38:55.520 Both, asshole. 1.00

02:38:56.860 I'm just saying. 1.00

02:38:58.380 They don't have.

02:38:59.180 They don't.

02:38:59.580 Hey, they don't.

02:39:00.880 I love you.

02:39:01.740 They don't have to be mutually exclusive.

02:39:03.540 Come on, man.

02:39:04.320 You know. 1.00

02:39:05.960 I love fucking with you. 1.00

02:39:08.200 I know, brother. 1.00

02:39:09.280 We're good.

02:39:09.720 I like that idea.

02:39:12.820 That sounds like a fun game.

02:39:14.080 That sounds, you know, we'll have to get some teams together when we have enough interest.

02:39:20.120 Well, and you guys could test the answers beforehand, right?

02:39:23.400 So, you could.

02:39:24.120 The good part is, we always talk about engineering, is you could backtest it.

02:39:27.900 You could come up with your questions.

02:39:29.440 And then you could backtest some answers.

02:39:31.300 So, you don't know what's coming in blind, right?

02:39:34.220 Is what might be closest.

02:39:35.780 And then you could actually key in to Grok what the contestants say.

02:39:38.780 And see what matches.

02:39:44.760 I like it.

02:39:46.060 I think another good idea is, like, we do, like, random phone calls.

02:39:49.360 Like, hey, we are live on WER radio. 0.99

02:39:52.540 And we just fuck with people. 1.00

02:39:54.780 Yeah, hey, do you like niggers? 1.00

02:39:58.820 We'll let Marco order pizza. 0.99

02:40:03.120 Whenever you want it, baby.

02:40:04.280 Whenever you want it.

02:40:05.060 No, I like that.

02:40:09.480 I like that idea, definitely.

02:40:12.420 We'll have to do it.

02:40:13.540 We'll have to do it.

02:40:14.200 Stay tuned!

02:40:15.600 I enjoyed hearing, like, the juvenile stories.

02:40:20.420 These are fun, in my opinion.

02:40:22.380 Yeah, absolutely. 1.00

02:40:26.160 Fuck yeah. 1.00

02:40:27.440 Statute of limitations is past. 1.00

02:40:29.520 I could tell some.

02:40:29.920 Way past.

02:40:31.000 I could tell some horrific stories, dude.

02:40:33.680 I could tell some felonious stories. 0.95

02:40:37.840 Hit me, dude. 0.99

02:40:38.740 Hit me with some felonious. 0.97

02:40:40.100 There, we, we, so, I found out, when I was a kid, I found out how to make napalm, with

02:40:48.520 the styrofoam, and the gasoline.

02:40:51.900 And, we built a napalm bridge, on a street, and we lit it on fire, and we hid it in the

02:41:00.160 woods, and we watched it with binoculars, and we put all these sticks covered in napalm

02:41:03.840 in the road, and, like, in the middle of the night, and the cars got all backed up,

02:41:08.860 and we were sitting there for, like,

02:41:10.100 two hours watching, as the squads pulled up, and the fire trucks pulled up, and they

02:41:14.800 sprayed it off, and everything, and we were like, ha, ha, so funny, and I'm looking back

02:41:20.100 now, I'm like, dude, that was, like, a class A felony.

02:41:23.240 That was, like, explosive device, arson, like, all this stuff, dude.

02:41:28.080 We were, like, 14 years old.

02:41:30.060 That's what the parent, my parents didn't know.

02:41:31.740 They were, like, they'd come, they'd be like, I had, they had the computer, I had the computer,

02:41:37.160 like, out in the living room, and they would always, like, watch, and I would never watch

02:41:41.420 porn or anything.

02:41:42.360 We didn't have YouTube, so I'd be sitting there, and I'd be, like, looking at these text

02:41:46.420 boards, like, these forums, and they're, like, oh, he's just, like, learning.

02:41:50.980 It's, like, yeah. 0.97

02:41:52.600 Yeah, I'm just learning, like, the craziest shit on the planet that you can learn from 0.99

02:41:57.080 these forums. 0.99

02:41:57.660 It's, like, here's how to make napalm.

02:41:59.440 Here's how to cook methamphetamine. 1.00

02:42:00.940 Here's all this shit. 0.99

02:42:01.660 And I'm, like, reading it, and I'm, like, no way. 0.99

02:42:03.340 This is awesome.

02:42:05.020 And, dude, it was so, I burnt down some of the woods, too.

02:42:09.380 I got a lecture from the firemen, as well, for burning down woods, for making big fires,

02:42:14.480 burning down woods.

02:42:17.120 Yeah, I was, I actually, it's funny, but I was, I actually, there's a, maybe I shouldn't

02:42:22.880 say this story.

02:42:24.300 Maybe I should shut up, but.

02:42:26.680 Yeah, there's a couple I'm not going to tell, dude, because they're, like, they're

02:42:29.680 embarrassing.

02:42:30.080 Yeah, no, I have stories, I have stories that are, I'll say, I'll say this story.

02:42:35.360 You can all judge me accordingly.

02:42:38.040 We climbed on top of the middle school when we were kids, and I guess it's, like, if you're

02:42:42.680 children, like, your brain isn't fully developed.

02:42:45.300 I just knew that I hated all the teachers and everything was fake and gag kind of deal.

02:42:49.360 I was a bit of a rebel, right?

02:42:52.140 So, we, we camped out there overnight.

02:42:54.980 Basically, it was only, like, we slept there on top of the roof for, like, I don't know, like

02:42:59.040 four hours, and there was a courtyard, right, in the middle of the thing, and we waited

02:43:06.360 until the principal of the school came out to, she always did it every single day, and 0.95

02:43:12.220 I pissed on top of her head. 1.00

02:43:13.920 My friend went running. 0.63

02:43:15.840 She looks up. 0.99

02:43:17.040 I'm holding my dick, and I went running, too. 0.99

02:43:19.220 So, this is a true story, I swear to God. 0.99

02:43:22.400 And we, like, jumped down, climbed off.

02:43:25.120 We never got caught.

02:43:26.140 So, yeah, we never got caught with that.

02:43:28.020 I don't know what offense that would be for middle schoolers, but, yeah, I can tell you 0.72

02:43:33.240 way worse things than that, but, yeah, that was just one of the fun things that I did back

02:43:39.820 in the day.

02:43:40.620 You probably would have been finding a whole new school to go to.

02:43:43.640 Yeah, I was a bit of a problem child, but, you know, that's, I'm willing to bet that

02:43:50.800 we all are.

02:43:51.820 Everyone in this space probably has similar stuff, because, you know, we go against the 0.87

02:43:58.100 grain, but you go against the system, like, we know that everything's fake and gay, and 0.94

02:44:02.060 it is what it is. 0.96

02:44:03.080 I think it's something, like, you're kind of born with.

02:44:05.240 It's the blood, right?

02:44:09.060 I'm not telling any more than what I've already told.

02:44:11.900 That's why I'm coming from the guy that's showing everyone his Speedo picture.

02:44:22.000 That was medication, dude.

02:44:25.440 So, you're on meds when you're a kid, and they're like, oh, you gotta take, he's gotta

02:44:29.040 take the meds, that, that, that.

02:44:31.680 No, dude, you're not getting in the way of this, for real. 1.00

02:44:34.160 I'm not taking your shit, your Jewish meds. 1.00

02:44:41.900 When I went to school, we didn't really have an ADD problem, you know? 1.00

02:44:54.180 We only had one kid that had ADD, but he was fucked up, you know? 0.96

02:44:59.200 I don't think he had ADD. 1.00

02:45:00.720 I think he had some real fucking shit. 1.00

02:45:02.380 But now they try to diagnose every kid with it, you know? 1.00

02:45:10.820 Yeah, there was a kid with ADD on the bus, and, you know, he used to do, like, spitballs. 0.82

02:45:17.140 Um, so, we used to, like, do that to him, um, because he was gay.

02:45:24.520 He was, like, he wasn't gay.

02:45:25.840 Actually, probably I was a bully, uh, which is fine, because, like, one of the guys on

02:45:30.600 the bus is Mickey Gall, um, who's, he's, like, one of the top, like, UFC fighters right

02:45:35.580 now, anyways.

02:45:36.600 Um, so that guy was on my bus.

02:45:38.920 I grew up with that dude.

02:45:39.720 And, um, so I used to, uh, I used to, I, I transformed the spitball into a loogie, uh,

02:45:48.400 loogie worm is what I called it.

02:45:50.620 And so you, you just hawk loogies into a piece of paper and slap it on someone's forehead. 0.88

02:45:56.260 And, uh, that's how I handled, uh, gay kids back then, you know? 1.00

02:46:01.180 It's what I did. 0.99

02:46:04.180 You were definitely the bully on the playground.

02:46:06.800 We all know that now.

02:46:08.140 So, yeah, you know.

02:46:10.700 Billy, Billy and I would have been friends. 0.98

02:46:13.080 Fucking, I had a friend. 0.99

02:46:14.700 It's, like, it's, like, dude, we had so much fun with these fucking kids, like, but it's, 0.99

02:46:21.180 like, I had so much fun with my crew, dude. 0.98

02:46:24.660 Like, we were, we were always, like, always the outliers, always the bad kids, always the,

02:46:30.820 always the ones who were, like, it sucks when you look back and you're, like, yeah, I was,

02:46:35.920 like, uh, I was, like, a destructo, I was, like, a little destructo dude, and no wonder 0.96

02:46:40.820 the teachers hated me and wanted to fucking ring me out every day. 0.99

02:46:47.920 Well, my generation was brought up with a magnifying glass being taught how to burn shit, 1.00

02:46:52.440 so I've always had a fire fetish. 0.99

02:47:00.180 You've had a fire fetish?

02:47:01.680 Explain, bro.

02:47:03.740 I don't know, man.

02:47:04.640 I get lost in a fire, you know, like, where they say, like, when you're getting hypnotized.

02:47:09.580 I don't know what it is, man.

02:47:11.000 It's something about fire and water.

02:47:12.260 I've always just had a thing for them.

02:47:13.960 I don't know. 1.00

02:47:14.980 But I love to watch shit burn, you know? 1.00

02:47:17.640 Burn, baby. 1.00

02:47:23.760 Burn, baby, burn. 1.00

02:47:25.520 So, so when we talk about the volcano, I have no problem being the tour guide, if you know

02:47:30.780 what I mean.

02:47:35.880 I don't know if I could, uh, I don't know if I can make it up, to be honest with you.

02:47:40.160 Like that.

02:47:40.560 Yeah.

02:47:41.440 It's, uh, it seems like it's a tough conquest to get all the way up.

02:47:44.720 Imagine, like, dragging people up, too.

02:47:46.640 That'd be tough.

02:47:47.620 That'd be rough.

02:47:55.620 You just gotta get the, uh, well-aimed catapult, uh, and just, you know, launch them into it.

02:48:08.100 That's the best idea I've heard all day.

02:48:10.560 Oh, yeah.

02:48:15.340 Saves the energy.

02:48:16.420 And if they don't make it in the volcano, well, they're, they're going splat, you know?

02:48:20.440 And, uh, falling down.

02:48:26.120 I gotta say, I mean, some of them might deserve that.

02:48:30.500 A quick, uh, slow, painful, you know?

02:48:32.560 Somebody else must have some funny stories.

02:48:37.900 I can go on.

02:48:39.240 I can lark, but one tribe must have something to add to this.

02:48:45.120 Something.

02:48:46.300 You know, he must have done, he must have done something cool in his life at one point, right?

02:48:51.000 Uh-oh, shot's fired.

02:49:02.860 Here he comes.

02:49:03.540 Let's go.

02:49:21.400 Can, can you guys hear me?

02:49:25.840 Yes, sir.

02:49:26.960 Uh, dude.

02:49:28.140 Oh, my God.

02:49:30.420 Like, just listening to all this.

02:49:31.920 Um, thank you, Nature, for calling me up.

02:49:34.320 I was just about to chime in.

02:49:37.140 Um, the flood of memories from back in the day.

02:49:41.460 I'm a Gen X-er, like, uh, like Marco down there.

02:49:46.380 Um, I don't know if you guys remember.

02:49:49.240 So, I was telling myself, do you remember the Lufthansa heist in, in, uh, in Goodfellas?

02:49:59.400 Where you had a guy on the inside?

02:50:01.920 Um, so there's this amphitheater where I grew up in, uh, suburb I grew up in.

02:50:07.760 And they'd have concerts there and stuff.

02:50:09.320 And they'd have a concession stand.

02:50:11.240 And, you know, um, you know, kids back in the day, you know, we, you know, my buddy had

02:50:16.000 a job there and they would serve beer at this concession stand as well. 0.98

02:50:21.000 And, um, you know, we're, you know, talking, I don't know, whatever.

02:50:25.060 And he's like, yeah, man, he's like, there's like 10 kegs of beer in this thing.

02:50:29.340 And, um, not the, that area is surrounded by a really tall fence.

02:50:34.240 And this, um, it's down in this, this park area.

02:50:37.560 That's like, there's a sled hill at the very top of it.

02:50:40.440 And it kind of goes, the amphitheater goes down.

02:50:42.280 So on the sides, some fairly steep, steep grade hills.

02:50:46.220 It's wooded area.

02:50:47.040 It's a beautiful area.

02:50:48.240 Um, so, so one night we're like, all right, let's do this, you know?

02:50:56.940 And we're like, you know, it's building it.

02:50:58.300 And he's like, yeah, man, I know exactly where it's at.

02:51:01.380 And, um, and he, he legit left the door unlocked, but we had to climb over this like 10 foot

02:51:07.440 chain link fence.

02:51:08.420 And, you know, I was, you know, I, I played hockey and then wrestled and, you know, we're 0.99

02:51:14.480 all athletes and shit. 0.93

02:51:16.020 And, um, so we got about, there's a road along, you know, the hill and we parked probably, I 0.99

02:51:22.480 don't know, good, probably, uh, six, seven, eight cars. 0.93

02:51:25.880 And, um, yeah, we scaled the fence and we're, we're going over and we're getting full fucking 0.86

02:51:31.860 kegs of beer, uh, out of this, you know, concession, um, building and, um, hoisting them over the

02:51:40.360 fence and carrying them, um, you know, two man, a keg, uh, you know, he's got our, you

02:51:48.460 know, handle and up this fucking hill into the trunks of cars and away we go. 0.99

02:51:56.060 We fucking, we fucking stole 10 kegs of beer from this place. 0.99

02:52:00.500 And that was like the biggest heist of ever. 0.99

02:52:03.680 And so we stashed them at like, you know, you know, I had one keg at my house and another

02:52:08.160 keg at Jim's house and that kind of thing. 1.00

02:52:10.040 And, you know, we, you know, just were, were dumb as fuck. 0.99

02:52:14.380 And I think we had the, um, like the pump taps, you know, um, it wasn't like a nitro system 0.99

02:52:21.220 or any shit like that. 0.80

02:52:22.080 So we were getting fucked up on these things like every day for like a month until it like 0.98

02:52:26.920 legit turned into vinegar. 0.93

02:52:28.820 Um, but that was, that was so epic.

02:52:33.560 And so about, uh, it was in the last year, it was probably six months ago.

02:52:41.340 My, um, my son just graduated high school and, uh, I'm telling him this story and he's just

02:52:49.340 like, God, you're so lucky.

02:52:52.320 You, you know, somebody didn't get a, uh, uh, you know, get you on camera or, you know,

02:52:56.900 something like that.

02:52:57.920 And I'm like, bro, there were no phones back then.

02:53:03.240 There was no surveillance back then.

02:53:05.760 There were no cameras back then.

02:53:08.400 And his eyes widened. 1.00

02:53:10.660 And in that moment, I could see that 17 year old brain just go, holy fucking shit. 1.00

02:53:23.100 The infinite possibilities of teenage boy fuckery, uh, that went through his mind. 1.00

02:53:30.060 If there was a, if there were no cameras, no phones, or no anything. 0.97

02:53:34.840 And he's just like, oh my God.

02:53:38.100 And I'm like, the light bulb just went on for you, didn't it?

02:53:41.440 And he's just like, oh my God, I can't even imagine.

02:53:43.840 I'm like, oh, bro. 0.95

02:53:46.440 There, I, I, I, I've forgotten more stories than, than, than, than I can even fucking, you 0.97

02:53:55.320 know, tell you, bro. 0.95

02:53:56.320 Uh, yeah, just unbelievable.

02:53:58.340 Unbelievable.

02:53:58.780 But yeah, he's, um, yeah, he's, uh, he's, he's an old soul.

02:54:03.200 He, he, he yearns for the, uh, the life of, uh, a kid in the, uh, 80s and 90s.

02:54:09.460 Um, and he graduates from Navy boot camp next week.

02:54:13.840 Quick sidebar.

02:54:15.040 And, uh, he wants to be a Navy SEAL running and gunning. 1.00

02:54:19.240 Hopefully he doesn't go to another fucking Jew sandbox war. 1.00

02:54:23.320 He was warned, though. 0.99

02:54:25.080 But anyway, yeah, that's, uh, one of many, many stories.

02:54:28.080 Thanks, nature, for, uh, calling me out.

02:54:30.740 Great, great, uh, great show, by the way, guys.

02:54:33.020 I love this stuff.

02:54:34.660 White people. 0.69

02:54:35.640 It was a white boy summer that summer. 0.74

02:54:37.800 For sure.

02:54:40.040 I've got another story, too, actually.

02:54:42.160 I'll, I'll keep going.

02:54:43.140 I'll keep cooking.

02:54:43.740 Um, of course, I'll send it around beer.

02:54:47.760 Um, so, if you remember, I don't know why I make these movie analogies, but there, there

02:54:55.540 are connections there.

02:54:56.460 That was, uh, the, that was our Lufthansa heist.

02:54:59.600 If you remember, uh, Smokey and the Bandit movies, the whole basis of the movie was, um,

02:55:07.800 them bootlegging Coors out of Colorado to go, to go sell bootleg Coors, because everybody 0.89

02:55:15.320 fucking loved Coors. 0.94

02:55:16.320 And, of course, that was a movie I, uh, you know, I loved as a kid. 0.99

02:55:21.600 Um, and then one day, uh, we read in somebody, you know, newspaper or whatever, is like, Coors

02:55:29.560 is going to be test marketing, uh, in Cincinnati, Ohio.

02:55:34.440 Now, I'm up in Cleveland, so that's about a four and a half hour drive. 0.99

02:55:37.260 But we're like, holy shit, man, let's go, let's fucking go, man. 0.96

02:55:44.080 So, we got my buddies, uh, piled in, it was 71 Nova, and I, so, and we thought, so we thought 0.99

02:55:52.300 Cincinnati, because it's right next to Kentucky, is, is country as fuck, right? 0.95

02:55:57.220 So, um, I put on, I had a pair of, uh, lizard skin Nakona cowboy boots. 0.99

02:56:04.440 Um, I had a fucking cowboy hat with a feather band, and a bandana wrapped around it, and, 0.98

02:56:11.200 uh, you know, we dressed up like fucking country people, or what we thought were country people, 0.99

02:56:15.520 whatever. 0.98

02:56:16.440 And we go down there, and, um, and they're like, all right, dude, go, and we're like,

02:56:21.960 where, where do we even go? 0.95

02:56:23.440 Like, we just got, there was no fucking Google Maps. 0.97

02:56:26.580 There was nothing. 0.95

02:56:27.540 There was, like, the folding kind of maps.

02:56:30.260 But we made it down there, figured it out, you know, pull in, ask directions, like, you

02:56:33.980 know, you know how to do, you know, and back then, and finally get to this, um, this big

02:56:40.020 facility, you know, and, um, we pull up to a doc, and, um, you know, so I get out, and

02:56:46.940 I'm like, he's like, yeah, what do you guys need?

02:56:49.460 I'm like, I need 10 cases of Coors. 0.86

02:56:53.280 He's like, uh, we don't have a doc license, and I didn't know what the fuck that meant.

02:56:56.680 And I'm like, why don't you make it 12 cases of Coors? 0.62

02:56:59.700 He's like, look, buddy, there's a drive-thru around the corner. 0.99

02:57:03.160 Go over there, and you can fucking buy some beer. 1.00

02:57:06.140 I'm like, and I tip my hat, thank you, you know, like, I'm just fucking retarded. 0.99

02:57:11.360 Um, and so, yeah, we went to this drive-thru, and, uh, you know, got fucking 10 cases of 0.98

02:57:17.380 Coors, and, uh, drove back up to Cleveland, and then, of course, we had parties that weekend, 0.97

02:57:23.020 and we roll in with Coors, and everybody's like, oh, my fucking God, where'd you get that? 0.92

02:57:28.160 Oh, my God, let me get a Coors, let me get a Coors. 0.98

02:57:29.960 Like, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

02:57:31.760 Um, oh, Tracy, would you like a Coors? 1.00

02:57:36.200 So all the fucking hot chicks were giving Coors to you. 1.00

02:57:38.600 All the dudes were telling the fucking kick rocks, get the fuck out of my face, and, um, 1.00

02:57:44.220 you know, that's how we rolled, man, fucking just doing stupid shit like that, just the 1.00

02:57:49.480 best fucking memories ever, so I'll, uh, I'll give up the mic there. 0.99

02:57:54.880 I don't want to, I don't want to give up all my, uh, all my stories, because now I tend 0.98

02:57:58.600 to repeat them, you know, my kids are like, yeah, yeah, fucking heard, yeah, we heard, 0.83

02:58:01.560 yeah, we heard about the cowboy hat in Cincinnati's country, yeah, so, anyway, I gotta, I gotta 0.97

02:58:08.460 let them out gradually.

02:58:11.400 Appreciate the mic, thank you. 1.00

02:58:14.000 Fuck yeah, fuck yeah, we got a few minutes left. 0.99

02:58:16.860 Aaron, uh, did you want to get something in there real quick before we, uh, we got, like, 1.00

02:58:23.440 maybe, like, 30 minutes for a take.

02:58:25.720 I mean, 30 seconds.

02:58:28.680 Can you hear me?

02:58:30.080 Yep.

02:58:31.580 Can you hear me?

02:58:33.580 Yeah, we hear you.

02:58:34.360 Yeah, I was gonna say, I was a bully in school, too.

02:58:35.880 I used to make the back, like, the, I used to make the best paper airplanes and stick

02:58:40.560 safety pins.

02:58:41.480 I bought out safety pins and tape them into the, and stick them into the, and stick them

02:58:45.620 stuff. 0.99

02:58:49.040 That, that shit was so much fun. 0.99

02:58:50.520 We, one time we had a, um, uh, I, I flew one into the, this fucking, uh, back of this 1.00

02:58:57.880 black kid's head, and it stuck in his head, and he was all fucking, he was all pissed off. 0.99

02:59:02.720 That was so much fun. 1.00

02:59:06.180 He wanted to fucking throw it out. 0.97

02:59:07.620 I'm like, dude, yeah, you know, you don't want any of this. 0.98

02:59:12.560 Oh, yeah.

02:59:14.580 All right, Marco, we'll get you in there real quick, like, uh, quick 10, 30 seconds.

02:59:19.160 Yep, yep.

02:59:19.760 So, uh, this one brother, I love this guy, talking about the Coors, just wanted to share.

02:59:24.640 I was, uh, my uncles were all truck drivers.

02:59:27.880 Now, you know, you might, some people might look down on that, but I would tell you that

02:59:31.800 they all had money.

02:59:33.320 I mean, I'm not talking about rich people, but they just always had, had money.

02:59:37.660 And so this was in the seventies.

02:59:39.540 I think that movie came out in 77.

02:59:41.940 These guys were drinking beer, thinking back on it.

02:59:44.420 They had Coors in their house. 0.73

02:59:45.980 Now they weren't coming back with truck fucking loads of it, but when they would go to Colorado 0.90

02:59:50.380 and come back, they would bring cases and cases and cases of Coors. 0.99

02:59:53.540 And I would watch my uncles drink Coors in the mid seventies, man, before the movie fucking 0.99

02:59:58.320 came out. 0.98

03:00:01.780 Yeah, that was, that was, that was like, like the fucking, like the Holy Grail of beers back 0.98

03:00:08.580 then. 0.97

03:00:09.680 Not, not sure why.

03:00:11.660 I mean, Hey, don't get me wrong.

03:00:13.240 I'll, I'll, I'll drink a banquet or two today for sure.

03:00:15.620 Or a silver bullet.

03:00:16.600 Um, but, um, you know, I, I felt like it was on par with Budweiser or whatever, but yeah, 0.99

03:00:22.280 motherfuckers loved Coors back then. 0.99

03:00:24.200 It's crazy. 1.00

03:00:27.960 Oh man.

03:00:28.860 It's been a good space guys.

03:00:30.220 It's been a good space.

03:00:31.180 Talking about a lot of good memories, a lot of good, you know, troublemaking memories.

03:00:34.700 It's the way to go.

03:00:36.400 Um, but yeah, we do got to switch over to the white power lunch hour now.

03:00:39.920 So I'll let Paul, uh, do his, uh, do his thing and I'll do mine.

03:00:45.180 White power paladin. 0.95

03:00:46.520 I love you all.

03:00:47.620 Remember to be a friend, tell a friend something nice.

03:00:49.680 You can change their life. 1.00

03:00:50.760 We're in this shit together. 1.00

03:00:52.580 White fucking power. 1.00

03:00:54.120 Let's have a fucking day. 1.00

03:00:55.780 I'll, I'll add some to the tip jar. 1.00

03:00:57.540 Love y'all. 1.00

03:01:01.380 Fuck. 1.00

03:01:01.840 Yeah. 1.00

03:01:02.020 I love you too, bro. 1.00

03:01:02.740 White fucking power. 1.00

03:01:04.320 Uh, it's been good times. 1.00

03:01:05.900 Uh, I'm going to just keep it short and sweet takes.

03:01:08.140 We're already running one minute into the white power lunch hour.

03:01:10.680 So make sure you guys are reposting space.

03:01:12.860 Uh, check out the, uh, the white excellence, uh, clothing line and, uh, yeah, have a great rest

03:01:19.080 of your day, guys.

03:01:19.780 We'll see you bright and early tomorrow.

03:01:21.440 White power and unite the class. 0.98

03:01:24.700 Talk to you tomorrow.

03:01:29.220 Thank you guys.

03:01:30.120 Give us just a moment to swap you out here. 0.68

03:01:32.140 Um, and, uh, we'll get this going.

03:01:38.720 Welcome.

03:01:39.600 And thanks for the space guys.

03:01:41.380 Uh, it was awesome.

03:01:43.160 Uh, really walking down memory lane, uh, is, uh, is amazing.

03:01:48.960 Uh, a lot of similarities to, uh, to my childhood too, uh, uh, going to, uh, parties and, you

03:02:05.120 know, they, they could have been better.

03:02:06.700 They could have been better.

03:02:08.040 You know, the, uh, the alcohol didn't really help all that much.

03:02:14.820 Uh, I gotta say, but you know, it's a part of growing up.

03:02:20.280 It's a part of the rite of passage.

03:02:23.160 It is.

03:02:24.000 It is.

03:02:24.820 And it's, uh, strangely nostalgic to think back on those times of, um, absolute irresponsibility 0.98

03:02:35.380 and, uh, being, being the dumbest that you'll ever be in your life. 0.98

03:02:44.820 Um, yeah, yeah. 0.99

03:02:46.660 And, and, and I, I think those, those times for the most part, like, if I think about my

03:02:53.680 neighborhood now, I'm, I'm living in the same town I grew up in.

03:02:58.240 And if I think about it, yeah.

03:03:05.380 Yeah.

03:03:05.680 I mean, if there was a party, if my, if my 13 year old, uh, is, is, you know, getting to

03:03:13.980 the place where he's going to be invited to a party.

03:03:16.380 Yeah.

03:03:16.820 I, I talked to him about that.

03:03:18.140 Actually, we were driving home and it was toward the end of the school year.

03:03:24.020 I think it must've been like a summertime.

03:03:25.460 Maybe it was a birthday party.

03:03:26.560 I don't know, but it was a bunch of, uh, probably 17 year olds, 16, 17 year olds, um, parking

03:03:35.060 along the side of the street.

03:03:36.240 And, uh, they were all walking up to a certain house.

03:03:39.000 So I told, told my son, you know, they're going to a party.

03:03:44.100 And, uh, so I started to talk to him about parties, said, you know, you want to, you want

03:03:48.260 to go to a party?

03:03:49.040 And he said, I won't go to a party without a gang.

03:03:53.140 And I said, this guy's, this guy knows what time it is.

03:03:55.620 This guy knows how to roll.

03:03:56.880 Like I was, I was super proud of him.

03:03:58.580 He's like, I'm not going to go to a party without my gang.

03:04:00.920 It's like, right on, you know, you know how to do it.

03:04:03.760 Uh, I, I think he could get away with that.

03:04:06.640 I think there's, it's not like it was when I grew up and of course, you know, surveillance

03:04:12.080 technology in the form of cell phones, uh, and the things that can leak out and, uh, and

03:04:20.400 such, you know, change the environment a great deal.

03:04:24.100 You know, there's, there's one thing to have rumors on Monday morning at, you know, in high

03:04:29.020 school, uh, it's another thing that, uh, you know, it's blasted all over the internet.

03:04:34.980 Right.

03:04:35.900 And, uh, and it's just a different type of environment, but yeah, I think these, uh, I

03:04:41.780 think these lads could still pull it off here and have a really good house party.

03:04:47.320 Um, and, uh, it's, it's like, I remember that some of the best ones are like the rich girl

03:04:55.740 throws a party, right?

03:04:58.680 So you're in a really nice house, you know, pool and waterfall and, and such. 0.99

03:05:04.480 And, and, uh, there's a sense of like, don't fuck around. 0.99

03:05:09.400 Right. 0.98

03:05:11.420 And, uh, and, and Lauren is, uh, opening her home to us and we're having a good time, but

03:05:16.560 you know, you'd still, you'd find the, uh, the parents wine stash or something.

03:05:21.640 And then, you know, a few bottles will be missing, you know, every once in a while and

03:05:25.900 that kind of thing.

03:05:26.480 But it was, it was good times.

03:05:29.120 Yeah.

03:05:29.540 Fun to walk down memory lane there.

03:05:31.240 Yeah, I remember that.

03:05:34.000 And it's like, there'd be, you have these, like, they'd have a pool, dude.

03:05:39.560 These people would have a pool and they'd open the pool. 0.99

03:05:42.900 Like they have the, the, the, the wealthy girl and her friends would be trying to referee 1.00

03:05:48.520 the situation.

03:05:50.360 And it's like, you're trying to herd a group of 17 year old boys.

03:05:55.800 And, and you're like a cute blonde girl who has like, and it's like, 1.00

03:06:01.240 we smelled weed over here.

03:06:03.920 We smelled weed over here. 0.99

03:06:05.640 We told you not to bring drugs and shit like that. 0.98

03:06:08.380 It was like, nah, it's, it was, that was funny, man. 0.97

03:06:11.240 One of, uh, one of these girls, we went to her house and her father is apparently one of

03:06:18.900 the best, I guess that he's, they have this like specialty.

03:06:21.480 He's like a ankle and knee surgeon.

03:06:23.580 And, and I, I went to this house.

03:06:26.120 This is like a two and a half million dollar home, like a wraparound mansion with a huge

03:06:30.740 driveway.

03:06:31.660 He had like an old Porsche, like a class, super classic Porsche and all these muscle cars and

03:06:37.300 everything.

03:06:37.980 And, uh, we did this like big school project together.

03:06:41.560 So they had like a celebration and it wasn't quite a party, but this was like the most insane

03:06:46.620 house I've ever, this is the closest I've ever been to like ridiculous levels of wealth.

03:06:50.960 And, um, cause this guy had worked on his specialty was athletes, ankle and knee surgeries on

03:06:57.660 athletes.

03:06:58.140 And apparently he worked on like NFL guys and, and like footballers from Europe and all this

03:07:04.840 crazy stuff.

03:07:05.520 And it's incredible when you're a kid and you're young and you see this and you're like,

03:07:09.200 this level of wealth is, uh, is obscene.

03:07:12.920 It's, um, it really blows your little mind when you see it, the, the kind of like what it's

03:07:18.240 like the way these people live.

03:07:19.660 And, uh, puts in you.

03:07:49.660 And, uh, not classical crashes because they know they were the first of all.

03:07:50.660 Because I lost all these people, with me because this is kind of like a advanced

03:07:53.060 approach.

03:07:54.060 But these are also examples of, for fitness joggers, they can be in the same way of

03:07:56.340 what they're doing they ever want to experience.

03:07:58.300 And that, uh, they can, yeah, run the experience they've been, cut into the wrong

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04:44:32.220 that you've made positive change and that you can now have a normal life. You can have normal

04:44:37.540 relationships. You can be happy in your life. You can be satisfied. You're no longer compelled

04:44:44.500 to destroy yourself. That is merely the first. It is the pre-initiation phase of the transformation

04:44:53.600 that we must undergo, which is total, is comprehensive. It's collective. And the

04:45:00.620 standards are incredibly high. The standards are infinitely high. For those of us who choose to

04:45:06.780 embrace fully waking, sleeping, breathing, eating 14 words, this standard is as high as it's

04:45:16.960 unimaginably high. It's the standard of our ancestors judging us. You'll be judged if your ancestors

04:45:23.620 were watching every one of your actions, the way you speak, the way you carry yourself,

04:45:28.280 your disposition, and they looked at the results of your actions. And if they could see your

04:45:34.540 thoughts and they could hear your words, what would they think of you? When your progeny,

04:45:40.800 1,000 years from now, that carries your bloodline, they could see your thoughts and hear your words,

04:45:46.580 which many of them will. Fascinatingly enough, many of them will listen to these conversations

04:45:52.740 that we're having right now that are going to be archived for all of eternity into the future.

04:45:59.380 What will they think? What will they think of us? How will they consider our actions? Will they

04:46:06.880 think these were upstanding men who were duteous and realized that there was a transformation that

04:46:17.140 must be undertaken that is so entire and complete that they were able to take on this task for

04:46:26.160 themselves and for their people. And they were able to build the foundation of what we now, what is now

04:46:32.520 our home, what is now the home for our people and what is now our civilization. That is what I want

04:46:38.820 them to say about us. I want them to look at us as the harbingers, the heralds of this new dawn,

04:46:48.440 not those who bent under the weight of submission, not those who accommodated the enemy's machinations

04:46:58.320 for the destruction of our people. But I want them to look at us the way we look at the 300 at 1.00

04:47:03.480 Thermopylae, the way that we look at the Alameini fighting against the Romans for 50 years, the way

04:47:10.220 we look at the Romans spreading imperium across the world, the way that we look at our Scandinavian 0.93

04:47:16.440 ancestors who struck out with barely any navigation tools struck out across the globe to explore new

04:47:24.840 frontiers. That is how, that is the standard to which we are going to be held by our progeny. That is

04:47:32.400 where we are going to be in their hearts. And that is why it is, that is why victory is the only option.

04:47:44.720 It would, you know, looking back at these conversations, the ones that are archived,

04:47:50.400 the ones that are spoken about, um, and are putting stepping stones in this journey that we're taking

04:48:00.640 together, uh, uh, the, the principles laid out and the, the formulations acquired it.

04:48:13.760 It'll be, I think, very well acknowledged the, the prescience of all of us who speak in these spaces,

04:48:24.800 who hold the principles of, of racial purity and the consciousness of the treasure of our blood as

04:48:35.360 the, the premium and the, the premier

04:48:45.360 principle of who we are and what we're doing, uh, and being ahead as we are ahead of the curves,

04:48:54.080 ahead of the narratives, uh, watching everybody catch up to where we are and who we are.

04:49:05.680 It's, uh,

04:49:08.400 it'll be a blessing

04:49:11.360 to, uh, to watch these, these foundational principles take shape in our world and then

04:49:17.280 be able to go back and look at these conversations as the seeds that are planted, you know, planted

04:49:23.600 in me, planted in you that we then carry out and plant in others and watch these, uh, watch these

04:49:32.480 seeds become trees, watch the trees bear fruit, watch the fruit spread with more seeds, uh, and,

04:49:39.920 uh, and, uh, the fertile soil that is our people, that is our youth, that is our children. You know,

04:49:48.240 I, I always reflect on, on my, um, on my experience growing up and the, the lies that were told by 0.92

04:50:01.680 my, my, my, my parents and the things that I realized they were stupid about and knowing that 0.90

04:50:16.960 my children are not given this. My children are told, uh, truths that they can go out into the world 0.97

04:50:24.320 and perceive. And they say, ah, my dad was right about this. This is, he's saying the thing that

04:50:30.320 I'm seeing with my eyes and, and not being told to ignore them, not to being told that they're not

04:50:37.760 what you see, you know, and, and distorting their reality, but they go out and they see it for what it

04:50:43.840 is. And they go, yeah, yeah. My, my dad gave me the truth and I'm able to see the world through that

04:50:51.520 truth. And it's, uh, it's a bonding experience. I wouldn't ever trade that I have with my children.

04:50:58.640 Uh, and that, and that is, uh, the obligation that we have not to lie to our children about the

04:51:03.680 simple truths of our racial reality and what it means. And it doesn't mean you just go out and start

04:51:10.960 slugging out slugging the enemy on the street, at least not yet. Uh, but that time is because of

04:51:20.240 their actions and because of their predisposed genetic programming, that time is coming because

04:51:27.920 they are bringing it upon themselves. They're bringing it upon us. And that response, that

04:51:32.640 natural reaction is a consequence that they bear. We bear no responsibility for the consequences of

04:51:40.720 other people's actions. We bear none. And the consequences, uh, are, are severe, but, uh,

04:51:48.880 notice or get in there.

04:51:50.240 Thanks mythos. Um, yeah, what school mask was saying about the trials and tribulations,

04:51:58.400 our ancestors went through to shape the world. Uh,

04:52:05.600 our ancestors that came here in the U S and fought off the Indians and, and cultivated this land and

04:52:11.120 tamed it, you know, they not only risked their lives and their families lives, but many of them gave up

04:52:18.960 their lives for our people. And for our nation. And, uh, with the luxuries we have in life today and the

04:52:29.120 comfortable lifestyle, a lot of us have today, we can't let that hinder us. We can't let that deter us

04:52:34.720 from doing what we know is right. Because imagine today with the technology we have and the resources

04:52:42.880 we have, imagine getting in a boat and leaving England and sailing across the ocean over to the

04:52:48.400 U S none of us would want to do that. Right. Like that's just, this sounds crazy, but they did

04:52:54.880 everything they did with limited resources and really no technology. They had a compass and a map

04:53:02.000 and they had some, whatever else they used, but you know, they risked it all. They put it all on the

04:53:07.200 line. And, uh, I think we kind of got to remember that even though we have a comfortable life and we

04:53:14.560 might have luxuries in life, we might go on vacations and have fun and do things that can also be a big,

04:53:21.040 uh, a big hindrance on what we know is right. Like, yeah, life's comfortable, but that doesn't mean you,

04:53:28.800 you, you just ignore everything that's going on around you and just go hide in your bubble,

04:53:33.520 go hide in your house, go on a vacation, whatever, you know, you can't, you got to face it.

04:53:38.780 And that's just kind of where I'm coming at. You know, like I own a business, my family does well,

04:53:43.020 but I take the time I can to do what I can for my people. And we all got to have that attitude and

04:53:49.740 that mindset. And, uh, let's not give up. We got a long ways to go and we're all very capable men to

04:53:56.920 get us where we need to be. And I'll land it there.

04:54:07.120 Absolutely correct, brother. Well put. Well put. It is a, uh, in a way we face, uh, obstacles that,

04:54:13.960 um, obstacles that our, our ancestors didn't. And it's, it's, it's, it's interesting that, um,

04:54:23.620 we have these, these titanic, almost demonic forces that our ancestors didn't have to deal

04:54:33.380 with. We have to actively resist the daily temptation of going and indulging in poorly

04:54:40.080 made food. We have to resist the temptation of going and indulging in degenerate material online.

04:54:46.720 We have these, these, there are parts of our world that are beyond mere survival where our

04:54:53.860 ancestors had, they were dealing with these very real physical things. They were dealing

04:54:59.940 with, uh, the risk of starvation or disease or savage natives and, and, you know, carving 0.90

04:55:06.560 land, carving a civilization out of wilderness. Uh, we have these, uh, other obstacles. We have

04:55:13.480 more obstacles. And, um, in a way there is a part of me as, and this might come across as

04:55:21.720 a bit arrogant, I suppose. Uh, I, sometimes I envy them. Sometimes I envy the simplicity

04:55:28.600 of the challenge of staying alive, of piloting a water craft across the Atlantic. And it's

04:55:36.600 you, if you fail, you cast overboard and you go to Davy Jones locker, you sleep at the fishes

04:55:42.660 for all of eternity. If you fail, you get scalped by the Apache. If you fail, you starve to death.

04:55:48.820 And ours is, uh, we have this whole entire spectrum of things that it's, it's each of us

04:55:56.460 here, especially in these anonymous communities, each of us could easily go waste our time.

04:56:03.820 We could go waste our entire day by doing something nonproductive. We could go, we can indulge in

04:56:10.220 subversive material, or we could start to intake this, these counterproductive habits into our life.

04:56:17.580 And, uh, our ancestors, it was in many cases, this is a do or die situation. And you're, you're called

04:56:24.980 to war in this, in this very kind of like, we are going to war with these people and they're going to 0.97

04:56:30.860 be wearing these uniforms and they're going to be flying these banners. And you're like, yeah,

04:56:35.340 I know them. They're the bastard French. And you have this kind of, uh, a, a old world simplicity 1.00

04:56:44.300 to it. And this is, it's, this is why I believe it's also so painful and so difficult for our,

04:56:51.340 our comrades are, our, our soon to be comrades to break out of their situation that they're in.

04:56:58.660 And we, that we are going to have to tell them like, I'm sorry, but your NFL games are no longer

04:57:03.620 going to be on the television. Your favorite video games are no longer going to be available

04:57:08.420 to you. Your favorite goyslop is going to be banned. It's not going to exist anymore. This is,

04:57:14.580 these things are going away for good. And, uh, this is the reality of the situation. And I think

04:57:19.580 internally, they know that.

04:57:20.740 And just to round out the conversation here, I mean, if you've ever dealt with an addict

04:57:33.120 and you take away their fix, uh, you know, they're not happy. They are, they are not, uh, going to,

04:57:41.940 uh, willingly and happily thank you for your, the gift that you've bestowed upon them. And this is,

04:57:52.980 this is where that authoritarianism comes in, in a sense that this is something that we are going to,

04:58:01.380 uh, to do for you, whether you like it or not.

04:58:05.380 But imagine how loathsome it is to the lesser races to be all of a sudden exposed to the glittery, 1.00

04:58:12.740 shiny world of the white man and all of the toys and all of the fixations and all of the possibility 0.87

04:58:19.220 to slake the carnal desire that comes along with the magic of the white man that they've been born 0.63

04:58:24.940 into. They've been blessed in our infinite empathy. We have opened the world, this amusement park to

04:58:31.280 them. And now we are saying, no, it's gone. You're done. You're leaving. That is why they hate us.

04:58:39.580 They hate us because we are imposing a standard. They hate us because we remind them of the solar

04:58:44.840 area and imperium that existed for thousands of years on this planet and all its different forms.

04:58:50.060 And it did not brook the degeneracy. It did not brook the tribal stinkiness of their natural habitat. 0.60

04:58:57.680 It destroyed it. It broke it under its chariot wheel.

04:59:02.800 I mean, I would, I would never argue with Mr. Skolmask. His brain's the size of a fucking 1.00

04:59:07.780 basketball. But what I would say, you know, is that, uh, brother mythos was talking about 1.00

04:59:13.240 a particular step, uh, where you forgive. Right. And we were kind of referring it to addicts and

04:59:19.380 alcoholics, but here's the thing. These people are teaching. Yes, yes, yes. They're going to be,

04:59:25.060 yes, they are. It's hatred because, you know, we're taking all the goodies away. Of course you're

04:59:29.600 correct. But you know, this hatred is passed down. We talked about, you know, not, you know,

04:59:35.420 passed down from generation to generation. I mean, in their homes, it's just passed down from like

04:59:40.220 generation to generation and, um, native Americans do it. You know, Indians fucking hate us, man. 1.00

04:59:45.660 Some American Indians, they fucking hate us. You know, it's passed down from generation to generation. 1.00

04:59:50.200 They're always looking in the rear view mirror, man. They can't move forward because they're

04:59:54.060 always looking in the rear view mirror. Right. I mean, if you sit here and tell your kids,

04:59:58.680 Oh, it's a racist. If you try to, you know, be articulate, you know, you're racist. If you 0.84

05:00:03.940 try to make good grades, you know, any creed is going nowhere. And, you know, I just think 0.99

05:00:10.440 they, a lot of them, the hatred continues. Like we talked about it is the lack of, I wouldn't

05:00:15.520 even call it forgiving. I give a fuck if you forgive me. I wish you cared enough about 1.00

05:00:19.160 yourself to get out of the fucking quicksand and go forward, man. You know, 620,000 boys 0.99

05:00:26.260 gave their life in world war two, 620,000. All right. You owe us civility and productivity.

05:00:35.160 That was a civil war number. What did I say? World war two. You said world war. I'm sorry.

05:00:40.340 I meant civil war. Yep. No, I meant civil war. So, so, you know, look, throw it out in the

05:00:45.640 crutch and let's get the race. Let's get this fucking thing going, man. You know, but it's 1.00

05:00:48.920 not going to happen, of course, but I think in the home, I mean, I didn't, I did not teach 0.99

05:00:55.060 my family to, to hate anyone of any fucking color, man. You know, you try to figure out 0.98

05:01:00.600 yourself and we'll talk about it. You know, but the point is this hatred is being passed

05:01:04.640 from generation to generation. In my opinion, I just don't see how someone that's four years

05:01:11.660 old. That's, you know, three feet tall goes up, hitting fucking cops saying, fuck you. 1.00

05:01:18.620 You know, I just, I don't, I don't get it, man. You know? 1.00

05:01:22.800 Well, we, we, uh, we're going to switch over to 1488 radio here, but we, we have a Negro 0.99

05:01:27.420 on stage here. Um, I, I was not going to let him up, but he's got an interesting link in

05:01:34.000 his bio. It's, uh, it's for, um, uh, usastrong.io. So I went to the link, uh, to look at it and

05:01:42.700 it's promoting American made, uh, products. And if you look at it, uh, let's, let's let,

05:01:51.440 uh, let's let him explain that. What, what is this, uh, site and, uh, what are you doing

05:01:57.420 here? Um, I searched, well, first and foremost, hi, I'm Xavier. Um, I, I searched radio on spaces

05:02:07.060 and was just intrigued to, to join here. And basically what we're doing is building a American

05:02:15.260 marketplace, you know, for American business owners and to just try to empower, um, Americans,

05:02:22.920 uh, we're building, uh, uh, an American only community and, um, just trying to raise the

05:02:29.820 standards. Do you know what it means to be an American? To be free. Isn't that wonderful?

05:02:39.440 Isn't that a wonderful gift that 620,000 of, uh, of our white boys, uh, died for that, for 1.00

05:02:48.860 you, uh, to say something so obtuse and so ignorant? So I'm, I'm very, I'm very interested 0.99

05:02:56.440 in hearing your perspectives and stop, stop, stop. You're, you're, uh, we, on this stage,

05:03:05.040 we raise our hands and, and we speak when called upon. So I looked at the site and if you guys

05:03:10.880 would know, the reason I brought him up is because if you look at the site, obviously he

05:03:15.000 has no idea what an American is, uh, and what it means to be an American.

05:03:18.860 Uh, thinking that American is about freedom. Uh, so, uh, being an American is an ethnicity.

05:03:27.220 It is a, uh, it is a ethnicity based on heritage and

05:03:35.700 and

05:03:48.860 um, so it has been bastardized. Uh, this idea of an American has been bastardized from

05:04:00.780 that original understanding, which is, uh, it is white people of good character and that's

05:04:08.040 what it still is today. And I noticed on your site, uh, uh, usastrong.io and American made,

05:04:15.300 there is a, there is a picture. If you all go to that site, there's a, there's an image

05:04:21.320 on the front page of, uh, a bunch of white people showing off their strength. It is nothing but white, 0.65

05:04:30.100 a sea of white people. And this is, uh, uh, and Xavier, we understand your, uh, your interest

05:04:36.500 in, uh, you know, what we're talking about here. It's, uh, it's quite interesting. Of course,

05:04:41.740 um, the, what we're doing here is we are speaking among white people. I just use you as a short 0.97

05:04:48.800 example of, uh, the retards we have to deal with in America. Uh, this is a white nation. 1.00

05:04:54.820 This is a white country for white people as decided by the founders and, uh, that you are here 0.99

05:05:03.660 is an upgrade. You understand that you very much understand that based on what you're promoting

05:05:09.180 there, you're promoting white culture as if you're a part of it. Uh, and you've never ever been a part

05:05:15.860 of it and it's repulsive and, and, um, detestable what you're doing. You are, you don't belong here. 0.97

05:05:27.580 Uh, you'll never be a part of us. We are a people. No matter, no matter the mental gymnastics,

05:05:34.320 you cannot siphon off the essential qualities that made it possible for us to establish such a place.

05:05:41.520 There is in absolutely no universe, in no manifestation, in no situation whatsoever would

05:05:49.340 it been, it, it, it, is it even considered conceivable that such a thing would have been

05:05:54.700 established? It's, it's, it's inconceivable by anybody except for our forebears.

05:06:02.760 Are you fucking trying to tell me that people that live in mud huts couldn't figure this shit out? 1.00

05:06:07.540 Um, there's a, there's a post by, I think it was, um, Verity, um, who, uh, posted, uh, uh, 1.00

05:06:19.400 a long quote about how the Africans walked over fields of diamonds in their country, all the mineral wealth,

05:06:33.400 uh, that they, they had access to in Africa and never once pulled a thing from the ground 0.97

05:06:45.060 and transmuted it into value.

05:06:48.400 No sale, no written language, no chair, no wheel.

05:06:52.620 For a hunt. And it, it talked about how they, uh, they survived by hunting, but never, uh, a time

05:06:59.540 did they ever craft a lasting arrowhead that was more than a one-time use to pull just the roots

05:07:09.840 from the ground and eat them as they grew instead of at any time creating and domesticating an animal

05:07:20.420 for which to pull a plow, a cart, to build anything that was able to support a second story upon it.

05:07:34.560 Roaming and rummaging with a handout asking nature to provide.

05:07:42.540 And some may find that simple life appealing, but it can't be us.

05:07:50.520 All across the world, we dumped people.

05:07:55.520 We had sailors circumnavigating the globe, starting civilizations where there were none,

05:08:04.960 starting civilizations where there were no people.

05:08:07.020 Even landing in the United States of America and finding this place, there was people here and there,

05:08:14.740 but most of it was just empty.

05:08:18.320 It was only in the conflict of, of which the white man created and secured a space for himself.

05:08:29.680 Was there a place, was there a time of conflict because these others had no idea about building

05:08:41.560 infrastructure on which to grow and rusty, really, really rusty.

05:08:49.200 So, yeah, so, uh, you, uh, goodbye, Xavier.

05:08:54.760 Um, yes, uh, these, these folks would love to assume, wrap themselves in the American flag

05:09:03.860 and assume the identity of someone who says freedom, freedom, uh, to watch and imagine watching,

05:09:12.780 um, brave heart.

05:09:16.640 And hearing the sacrifice that was spoken to by William Wallace in front of an army of men

05:09:25.840 who wished to turn back because they were not fighting for the kings and lords,

05:09:34.020 but they were fighting for something deeper and soulful.

05:09:37.780 They were fighting for their own.

05:09:39.740 And that speech by William Wallace that ends with a great roar of freedom.

05:09:48.240 It's a freedom to decide the freedom to choose one's destiny, not wear a skin suit.

05:09:57.720 Of some foreign ideal, there is no African world in which freedom exists. 1.00

05:10:04.580 There is no Negro community in which freedom is, is, uh, transmuted into value. 1.00

05:10:17.160 It is simply dancing on the graves of their predecessors, calling upon the gods to deliver.

05:10:28.380 It is an external to them.

05:10:33.800 It is foreign to their soul.

05:10:37.600 They live among nature.

05:10:40.640 We are nature.

05:10:45.960 And that is never a bridge that will be crossed.

05:10:49.200 So thank you, Xavier, for exemplary.

05:10:52.820 The scourge that we have to deal with in our world, the scourge we reject, whole cloth.

05:11:03.120 We want nothing of it.

05:11:05.980 We don't even congratulate you or recognize your efforts picking cotton in our fields 1.00

05:11:11.700 because it was a gift we gave you, not a gift you gave us. 1.00

05:11:17.040 So get the fuck out. 0.99

05:11:18.560 Marco, and then, uh, Rusty, I may ignore you until you change your hand. 0.99

05:11:24.780 I, I, I, I saw it too.

05:11:26.580 I couldn't help but laugh.

05:11:28.020 I'll make it really quick.

05:11:29.040 One of the best memes I ever said, I ever saw in my whole life.

05:11:31.640 And I wish I would have saved it on the left-hand side.

05:11:35.020 It had like these two explorers, you know, I don't know if they were French or Spanish,

05:11:39.120 but they had like the, the weird, you know, like a little bit of armor on and some weird hats.

05:11:43.680 And on the right-hand side are two or three spooks holding, holding, uh, spears, you know.

05:11:49.360 And so these explorers, the bubble over their head says, why are you so unmotivated and poor?

05:11:55.300 And on the right-hand side, the bubble above the spooks said, well, one day it will be your fault.

05:12:00.500 You know, so.

05:12:01.480 Now, I understand all of that, Mythos, what you were saying, but what if, what if Xavier's was to bleach his skin

05:12:17.240 and zap his pink, his lips so they turn pink and like wear a Viking helmet and then he could also bleach his, uh, his, uh, hair blonde?

05:12:30.480 What, what then?

05:12:32.040 What do you have to say then, hmm?

05:12:35.960 You need a, uh, prefrontal cortex expansion surgery.

05:12:39.380 I don't know if they've invented that yet.

05:12:41.600 And he, he, he puts clay on his head to expand his forehead.

05:12:53.820 You know the answer to that, Rusty.

05:12:55.800 Um, well, let's, let's change.

05:13:00.480 Joe over skull mask.

05:13:01.500 We've dragged you 13 minutes into the next hour.

05:13:05.360 Uh, appreciate.

05:13:06.520 We got distracted by the shucking and jiving.

05:13:08.800 We, we had to do it.

05:13:10.320 Appreciate your, uh, your grace in that.

05:13:13.100 Uh, I, I was just going to ignore him, but, uh, that, uh, that link, uh, was worth discussing, um, as they, uh, as they attempt to, uh, wear our suits.

05:13:25.520 And, uh, and, uh, appear as us.

05:13:29.800 But the minute that they get, uh, a, a group together, uh, we see what they become.

05:13:37.640 Um, the, they, the, uh, the, uh, irresistible gyration of the twerking brings them to a level that we cannot even, uh, we cannot, uh, indulge anywhere on our soil. 0.99

05:13:56.760 And we cannot feed them of our soil. 0.89

05:13:59.320 We must reject them and put them in the 18 wheeler with the Aztecs and with the Jews, with the Indians, with the Arabs and call us racist if you want. 0.99

05:14:10.440 Uh, but we have chosen to secure our borders. 0.93

05:14:14.180 We have chosen to secure our space.

05:14:17.340 Uh, we, uh, presented the retardation in as short form as we could. 0.98

05:14:24.560 Uh, and then, uh, no, you don't get, uh, another chance to, uh, to speak here, uh, retard. 0.98

05:14:31.740 Uh, so with that, 14, eight radios, come on. 0.88

05:14:34.780 Skull mask.

05:14:35.280 Go ahead.

05:14:35.700 Let's go.

05:14:36.660 Thank you for joining us for the white power lunch hour, brothers and sisters.

05:14:39.560 It was a pleasure as usual, best show on the internet, second best show, penultimate show of the internet coming up here momentarily.

05:14:48.380 Stay tuned and, uh, white power. 0.99

05:14:52.620 White power, brother. 1.00

05:14:54.120 Thank you again.

05:14:55.260 We'll get you, uh, sorted out here.

05:14:57.800 What if I only listen to Tom Jones?

05:15:01.100 Only Tom Jones.

05:15:03.660 That's it.

05:15:04.360 Tom Jones is the bottom, uh, the, the, uh, the lowest, uh, acceptable standard, uh, that we have currently.

05:15:15.740 It, that, that standard may improve over time, but currently, uh, Tom Jones is the lowest, uh, standard.

05:15:23.440 So, yeah, it's not unusual.

05:15:27.740 There's nothing, it will, it would be unusual to be loved by you.

05:15:32.260 This would, is this what you're saying?

05:15:34.220 It would be very unusual, uh, to be loved by a seer. 0.96

05:15:39.240 Yes.

05:15:40.140 It's very unusual to, uh, to miscegenate at any time.

05:15:47.220 Radio race war, brother in arms, welcome to 1488.

05:15:55.420 We must secure the existence of our people in a future for white children because the beauty of the white Aryan woman must not perish from the earth. 0.99

05:16:03.500 The only people who can make beautiful white women is white men and other white women. 1.00

05:16:10.360 There is no exception to this rule.

05:16:12.920 There is no, there is no, you look, the, the guy had on his site or whatever site he's promoting there fields of white women and white men.

05:16:24.620 In fact, if I was looking closer, it's all white women dressed up as Rosie the Riveter. 1.00

05:16:31.200 It says American made is back.

05:16:34.020 And, uh, this is the problem with allowing these retards to, uh, think that they are American or that the soil somehow transmutes them into something they are not. 1.00

05:16:53.420 All white, every single picture in their marketing is of white people. 0.93

05:17:01.760 And this is what they assume to promote as access and, uh, and a skin suit. 0.99

05:17:14.120 What a weirdo.

05:17:17.780 Radio, what do you got today?

05:17:21.580 Uh, just letting this, uh, whatever the slop was air out because, uh, I got nothing.

05:17:26.680 I got nothing on that.

05:17:27.660 So hopefully that's over. 0.95

05:17:29.880 Um, cause I, 10 minutes of that, uh, my IQ fucking dropped a couple of points there boys.

05:17:35.540 So whatever that was, we'll turn the page and we'll move on to something.

05:17:38.340 Are you not going to buy American made products from this, uh, American made site?

05:17:43.660 Is that your thing?

05:17:45.060 What is it?

05:17:45.760 The black guy site? 0.82

05:17:47.920 Yeah. 0.92

05:17:48.420 It's, uh, he, he was, he was shilling some, some grud came up and chilled.

05:17:51.780 That's it, man.

05:17:53.640 He's, uh, he's, he, uh, he answered the question, what is an American?

05:17:58.460 And it's, uh, being an American, uh, is believing in freedom.

05:18:03.560 So do you, you don't agree to that principle?

05:18:07.680 No, no.

05:18:09.000 The, the entire, this, this paper citizenship, American is idea.

05:18:13.960 It's almost always pushed by Browns and racially blind people. 1.00

05:18:19.380 So it's always non-whites that promote that. 0.99

05:18:21.620 And then it's those who are racially blind and think that, uh, if we just agree on a 0.99

05:18:27.200 set of talking points and, uh, ideas that were, were one of the same, it's fucking ludicrous. 0.99

05:18:33.280 It's ludicrous. 0.97

05:18:34.040 They were living in a time where that's, um, but that propaganda has been shoved down our

05:18:37.920 neck for half a century.

05:18:39.020 So it's not surprising that people truly believe it.

05:18:41.800 When you listen to these people talk, whether it's a race blind boomer or, uh, a non-white 1.00

05:18:48.280 themselves, they, they genuinely think that we were taught that.

05:18:52.240 So this is, this is multiple years of social engineering, psychological manipulation and

05:18:58.960 conditioning.

05:18:59.360 So, you know, this, this stuff's not going to get undone overnight.

05:19:03.780 Like it's, it's deep into the soft cycling.

05:19:07.620 It's pretty easy for the, to the nonce.

05:19:10.080 I mean, the, the, it benefits them.

05:19:12.020 Yeah, there's, there's a, there's a, there's a, um, uh, a self-serving component to that.

05:19:18.180 Um, yeah.

05:19:19.280 And it, and it's the, it's the inverse.

05:19:21.360 It's a question.

05:19:22.360 Would you like free Gibbs?

05:19:23.600 And they're like, yes, perfect.

05:19:25.880 Welcome to America. 1.00

05:19:27.300 It's like, holy shit. 0.99

05:19:29.080 Well, that that's going to be a hard one to convince them, right? 0.99

05:19:32.040 That's, that's where the rug pull comes in.

05:19:34.320 It's going to be necessary rug pull.

05:19:37.000 We're not going to convince them to shift their position on it.

05:19:39.960 And we shouldn't expect them to, we can't, we can't logically walk them through a process

05:19:45.800 where they realize the truth.

05:19:48.420 They, they, they must be rug pulled.

05:19:52.240 Yeah.

05:19:52.540 That's not the, that's not the real deep point though.

05:19:56.660 The hat trick is, is that this is able to be sold to whites against their own interests. 0.83

05:20:02.460 It's a pretty powerful thing when you can psychologically condition someone to accept something that goes

05:20:06.940 directly against their own discernible interests.

05:20:09.960 So it's really, it's, it's the, the race blind whites, the kosher conservatives, it's 0.96

05:20:16.080 race blind commies. 0.99

05:20:17.680 It's the mentally cooked liberals. 0.99

05:20:20.060 That's the real trick. 0.97

05:20:21.280 It's very obvious.

05:20:22.000 The, the motivation, the underlying motivation for non-whites is apparent. 0.99

05:20:27.700 It's very obvious why they would promote this and subscribe to that.

05:20:30.760 And the crazy part is when whites condone this and they can't logically think it just proves 1.00

05:20:39.540 the theory that most people are fucking idiots. 1.00

05:20:42.300 Most whites are idiots. 1.00

05:20:44.020 You know, it's just the truth. 1.00

05:20:45.400 Which is why we can psychologically manipulate and condition them using our own ideology,

05:20:54.060 which is why I've always been a fan of a broader, overarching ideology.

05:20:58.120 And rather than trying to pigeonhole people into certain segments or deprogram them on a

05:21:03.040 spiritual religious aspect, which is much more difficult.

05:21:05.000 So on a practical level, uh, selling national socialism or, uh, to the, the entire audience,

05:21:15.300 uh, is that the next step or is fascism the next step and social and national socialism,

05:21:22.220 the step after that?

05:21:24.340 What would you, uh,

05:21:25.000 It's incremental.

05:21:25.400 I mean, you have to drop socialism.

05:21:26.920 It's going to take a couple of years to deprogram normies from the word socialism as it's very

05:21:32.100 loaded that we're in the United States, very negative connotation.

05:21:35.300 We were only taught one context.

05:21:37.480 So all people know is European Marxist Jewish internationalism.

05:21:43.280 That's all that they know that socialism is. 0.98

05:21:45.100 So I just remove socialism when I'm talking your average midwit normie fag. 1.00

05:21:49.720 And I just say American nationalism. 0.95

05:21:51.360 That's, I think that that's the phrasing.

05:21:53.260 That's the verbiage.

05:21:55.520 That's the positioning American nationalism.

05:21:58.000 Cause even, cause it, this has to be incremental when, from conservatism, when you're pushing

05:22:02.840 that to, you know, American nationalism that you have to slide in the 1790 naturalization

05:22:08.340 act or subsequent national naturalization acts in order to, to build that.

05:22:14.000 Is that, would you, yeah, I mean, and yeah, and that, that's, you got a lot of leverage you

05:22:18.220 can pull there and there's a lot of powerful wedge issues you can, you can throw in, but yeah,

05:22:22.060 I mean, I think, um, that's what like PFs and, you know, and a lot of other nationalistic

05:22:26.500 organizations, but, um, nationalism, you know, it's conservatism, populism, nationalism.

05:22:31.920 So, you know, if you just sort of move down the logical course of events and just think

05:22:39.560 about it linearly, I think, you know, you have to drop socialism for most people.

05:22:44.140 Um, because right now we have socialism by another name.

05:22:47.200 So all these large entitlement programs, that's socialism. 1.00

05:22:50.500 People like people are, again, just too stupid to fucking realize that. 1.00

05:22:53.320 What do you think Medicaid is? 1.00

05:22:54.660 What do you think Medicare is fucking socialism? 0.97

05:22:57.200 It's like true blue department, the police department. 0.99

05:23:00.500 Yeah.

05:23:00.800 It's all socialism.

05:23:01.580 So like, again, I think it's going to take years to reframe that and to undo that psychological

05:23:06.340 conditioning and redefine and reframe that.

05:23:09.120 Um, but it's not hard for people to understand what nationalism means, you know, everyone,

05:23:13.720 you know, so like redefining what a nation is, nationalism, nationalism, it's, it's not

05:23:19.360 that difficult for people to understand.

05:23:20.720 So I think American nationalism is a move.

05:23:22.820 I think that that's people, that's something that your average person can get behind.

05:23:26.540 It's not overly offensive.

05:23:28.280 It doesn't require a lot of redefining.

05:23:30.260 You don't have to, you know, send them a bunch of propaganda and links.

05:23:33.320 You can just, you know, everybody sort of knows what that is.

05:23:35.980 Maybe just to give a loose definition of nationalism, but yeah, socialism is going to

05:23:41.120 be, is very loaded word in the United States.

05:23:44.000 I don't think, I think it's lesser so in other European and, uh, like Nordic white predominant

05:23:49.640 countries, but in the United States, socialism is a very loaded term.

05:23:52.500 So I, I just drop it for a lot of people and just say nationalist, even front-loading

05:23:57.340 nationalists with like white nationalists, ethno-nationalists, that's, that's too much

05:24:02.420 for a lot of people.

05:24:03.140 So I think, keep it simple, American nationalism, and just start there and then progress, you

05:24:09.540 know, as, as we move along.

05:24:13.960 Yeah.

05:24:14.880 Nationalism by itself is, is already for the, for some educated, it already is a dog whistle,

05:24:22.820 right?

05:24:23.080 It's already positioned as, uh, as a dangerous ideology, right?

05:24:31.200 They, they, they still, they still frame it that way in much of their discussion and

05:24:36.240 talking points that nationalism, uh, and, and it, and this is where the Europeans, I think

05:24:43.540 do have a, uh, a lever, uh, and an advantage over us psychologically.

05:24:51.940 Cause when nationalism is considered in Europe, uh, uh, they have a, a much more grounded and

05:24:59.920 sound idea of what that means.

05:25:02.560 Irish nationalism, uh, British nationalism, you know, it, they're, they're not the melting

05:25:08.700 pot.

05:25:09.720 Uh, they are, they still have that sense, uh, socially, uh, in their, um, in their framework

05:25:19.760 that they don't have, they don't have the Aztec border and they don't have the, the length,

05:25:25.120 the history of importing slave labor.

05:25:28.680 So we have slave leave, we have Indians to deal with, contend with, they're pretty much 1.00

05:25:32.700 handled, put them on reses.

05:25:35.180 Uh, so Indians are not really an issue.

05:25:37.800 Deprogramming from the native American idea.

05:25:42.720 You know, these are, these are, these are Indians.

05:25:44.920 These are feathers.

05:25:45.560 I think completely removing the idea of native Americanism from the vernacular.

05:25:50.160 So Indians built nothing. 1.00

05:25:51.560 So there was no America pre European colonial settlers.

05:25:56.380 So I think a lot of these things are easy to undo.

05:25:58.780 But yeah, we, we have the, we have the Groid question and we have the Aztec question.

05:26:03.140 Those are our two biggest racial demographics issues.

05:26:06.060 Everyone else, you know, a lot of the, the, the foreign national skilled labor that can all

05:26:10.200 be dealt with.

05:26:10.780 These are all like, you know, people on visas, triple digit IQs, advanced degrees.

05:26:16.580 So you really have to deconstruct this.

05:26:19.000 It's very simple.

05:26:19.640 The two biggest demographic issues in the United States are two predominant categories.

05:26:23.740 It's the legacy Groid's and it's the Aztecs because we chair a huge land border with Mexico. 0.89

05:26:30.160 So those are the two biggest demographic issues to deal with.

05:26:34.040 Everything else can be dealt with in due time.

05:26:35.880 Um, but it's, it's really the Groid question, the Aztec question, the, those are the two 0.99

05:26:41.240 main demographic questions, bioweapon questions to answer.

05:26:45.160 So when you make it about everything at once, it, it seems insurmountable because it is, but

05:26:50.280 when you make it about blacks and beaners, um, it's, it's a little bit more easily digestible

05:26:57.160 in my opinion.

05:26:57.740 Well, that that's at least my opinion.

05:26:58.880 I'd love to see somebody give me an intellectual debate to the contrary and intellectual point

05:27:03.200 to the contrary.

05:27:03.720 Well, let's see what, uh, TWTT, uh, et cetera, has on this.

05:27:09.320 Go ahead.

05:27:10.940 Hey, um, uh, thank you guys for the mic.

05:27:13.580 Um, frequent listener, first time speaker up here.

05:27:16.080 Um, I appreciate, yeah, I appreciate this space.

05:27:18.980 Um, I just was touching on, uh, I guess I came in here when Xavier popped in and didn't

05:27:23.920 know what an American was.

05:27:25.100 Um, uh, we are a free white people of good moral character that have been in this country

05:27:33.900 for more than two years.

05:27:35.560 Uh, Anglo-Saxon, it's written in, you guys has, you guys have touched on it all.

05:27:40.400 Um, it's written out.

05:27:42.020 And I think that the, uh, a reeducation of exactly what is an American, what is an ethnic

05:27:46.960 American, I mean, um, America for the Americans, right?

05:27:51.700 Um, I mean, Germany for the Germans, uh, Japan for the Japanese, uh, uh, people need to kind

05:27:57.900 of, uh, um, keep pushing this, this term around.

05:28:01.000 Um, and I think it's gonna, it's gonna really take off and we're gonna really, uh, kind of

05:28:06.680 erase this, um, this, this blindfold of education that we've had for the last 60 years in this

05:28:12.080 country where people are just like completely ill-informed.

05:28:16.060 Um, uh, I listen to this space every morning where, um, uh, the host basically says, if

05:28:22.520 you were to go around and ask, um, 10 people, what is an American, you'd probably get 10 different

05:28:26.980 answers.

05:28:28.000 Uh, and I mean, that's just a result of the, uh, the craziness and, um, the, the subversion

05:28:34.120 of our education system, this, this corruption of what America used to be in our ideals.

05:28:38.960 And, um, I mean, heck we used to, um, before we put our hand over our heart, we used to

05:28:44.340 do the Bellamy salute, um, same as the Roman salute.

05:28:47.740 Um, it's the same thing.

05:28:49.400 And, uh, all that stuff kind of needs to make, uh, some headway back, uh, into, into these

05:28:55.100 times.

05:28:55.400 And I think it would, uh, especially with the younger generation, it could happen pretty

05:28:58.940 quickly.

05:28:59.480 Um, so yeah, um, I would always ask yourself, what is an American?

05:29:03.040 Um, it's a, it's a free white, free white man of good moral character that's been in

05:29:09.420 this country more than two years.

05:29:11.060 It's as simple as that.

05:29:13.060 And, um, that, that good moral character part is, uh, is something I want to emphasize

05:29:18.280 because this is, uh, as white folks, we, uh, we raise our hands if we want to speak.

05:29:24.260 This is the best way to put it.

05:29:25.780 Um, uh, we don't spur it out.

05:29:27.720 We don't, uh, chimp out, uh, and we built this entire world.

05:29:32.180 So, um, people need to kind of just remember that.

05:29:36.000 And, um, I'll end this on that one.

05:29:38.540 Uh, just, I'm just not a fan of it.

05:29:41.040 Uh, stop the race mixing, please. 1.00

05:29:46.420 Yeah.

05:29:46.880 And really quickly while I'm thinking about it, um, my understanding of the 1790 natural

05:29:50.660 naturalization act is it was passed in 1790 ratified once or twice.

05:29:57.100 And then it was actually repealed and replaced in 1795 with the 1795 naturalization act,

05:30:03.200 which I believe was actually stricter.

05:30:05.540 So they actually even made it.

05:30:07.200 It added years.

05:30:08.520 Yeah.

05:30:09.020 It was actually the original was three years, not two.

05:30:13.360 Yeah.

05:30:13.800 So they made it a little, so they, they liked it.

05:30:16.340 They ratified it a few times.

05:30:18.640 And then in 95, 1795, they made it even stricter.

05:30:22.180 And I think that that held for a good 10, 20 years.

05:30:25.620 And then you'll notice a trend.

05:30:27.900 And this went up to, you know, just a couple of decades ago, it was eventually weakened.

05:30:32.820 So it went from being strengthened after its inception to being weakened after 1795.

05:30:40.340 Well, actually probably like, I think it's like the 1860s or so.

05:30:43.300 Like it was, it was quite a while.

05:30:45.100 It was into the 1800s, into the mid, you know, 18th century.

05:30:49.200 It was, then it was, then was chipped away at.

05:30:53.200 And it was slowly chipped away at and weakened and repealed and replaced with subsequently weaker laws.

05:30:59.040 And here we are today.

05:31:00.920 So, you know, if I was, and somebody keep me honest on that, on the dates, the chronology, and the timeline.

05:31:06.040 But, and I'm sure we'll air this out because I don't want to, you know, synthesize things too much. 0.80

05:31:10.240 But I kind of like to net, net stuff and just summarize shit is what I like to do. 0.61

05:31:15.520 And that would be a short summary, historically speaking, as I understand it. 0.86

05:31:20.420 But again, if I'm wrong on any of that, those dates or the chronology, feel free to keep me honest.

05:31:24.680 Well, radio.

05:31:25.580 I'd like to keep you honest.

05:31:27.900 An American is Tom Jones.

05:31:31.860 Okay.

05:31:32.720 And Tom Selleck.

05:31:34.760 Okay.

05:31:35.360 And people named Tom.

05:31:36.460 So, but not Uncle Tom.

05:31:43.100 Okay.

05:31:44.100 So, that.

05:31:49.040 And Rusty brings up a good point.

05:31:51.900 You know, everybody's going to have a different track on their persuasion here.

05:31:56.420 So, just note that Rusty's track is Tom-centric here.

05:32:02.700 And just, you know, in your conversations with people out there in the wild, just find out what they care about.

05:32:10.100 And find ways to present the information and the truth and the facts in a way that they can observe and agree with.

05:32:18.560 As opposed to, you know, try to force the, our point of view because it's, sometimes it's far more elevated.

05:32:28.440 They've got a long way to go.

05:32:30.000 Just consider what their values are in the conversation as well as they figure out, you know, what the truth is and what the facts are.

05:32:38.440 But, yeah, go ahead.

05:32:40.740 Yeah.

05:32:42.040 Thanks, Smithers.

05:32:43.380 Just touching on what radio is saying.

05:32:46.020 Yeah.

05:32:46.860 During that naturalization act, from what I've gathered, like two-thirds of the country were opposed to it.

05:32:52.660 And it was already kind of, like, it did get passed, but, like, there was a lot of people pissed.

05:33:00.060 And it did kind of phase out a little bit.

05:33:02.460 Then they had to kind of, it got brought back up again and they changed it.

05:33:05.120 But I do think that spreading this information about what actually occurred there, if you were to redo it today and bring this up as a topic to be voted on, with the information that we have, there's no way in hell it would pass.

05:33:20.420 And we would end up kicking all these people out of our country. 1.00

05:33:23.960 Just with the amount of information that we have at our fingertips and the awareness to the issue.

05:33:29.980 I had a funny comment for what Rusty was saying, but that was it.

05:33:36.560 If you guys want to touch on that at all.

05:33:38.080 Like, two-thirds of the country doesn't like it.

05:33:41.080 It's my valid opinion.

05:33:42.720 Like, if we were to, if this were to come up today, like I said it was, like, it proposed and tweeted out, like, from Congress or whatever,

05:33:50.260 that the country would vote to downturn that and expel or deport or relocate.

05:33:58.900 If you're not going to South America, you're going back to Liberia or Madagascar. 0.59

05:34:03.420 One of the two, or one of the three.

05:34:04.640 Yeah, and there's a word for that, right?

05:34:14.100 And it slips me now, but it's one that Frank Da Silva brings up often.

05:34:19.840 And it's the means of polling the people on what their position is, right?

05:34:28.660 And making, in more of a formal way than just a straw poll, more like an imperative that puts some impetus on the government to follow through with a thing.

05:34:41.880 I forget what the name is, but yeah, like you said.

05:34:44.860 You know, and this is politics.

05:34:45.940 Politics is presenting your argument in a certain way that secures the outcome that you desire.

05:34:54.700 So, you know, I worked in politics, and I've read the things that these initiatives are drawn on,

05:35:03.700 and they're drawn in a way that make their desired outcome seem like the most agreeable so that it passes at the ballot box.

05:35:14.000 And then once they do that, then the attorneys and their minions or their special interest groups that put the whole thing together can then take advantage of the new law.

05:35:25.060 And there's no, you know, there's very little deviance from this strategy when it comes to politics.

05:35:33.280 It's all presentation.

05:35:34.440 But when you, if you're just going to ask somebody an honest question in a way that secures the honest answer, you know, oftentimes, like you said, we'll have 60 to 70% agreement on our principles that would fundamentally change this country overnight.

05:35:58.180 Fjordian.

05:36:04.180 Hey, fellas, can you hear me all right?

05:36:07.240 Yeah, go ahead.

05:36:10.580 So, I often think about how we got here, right?

05:36:15.020 How it got this bad, and we know who to point the finger at.

05:36:18.900 But, you know, I think when we analyze, and this is just my take, but I think when we analyze how we got here,

05:36:28.180 the people who are doing this to us, they, and I'm talking about our demographic replacement,

05:36:36.620 they observe systems, they live in and amongst systems, they observe them, and then they always pull apart the threads, right?

05:36:44.660 They figure out how to destroy them.

05:36:47.040 And what I've noticed historically about European people is that we love efficiency, and we always build, and I'm talking like right pre-Roman Empire stuff. 0.76

05:37:00.420 We always build pyramids of authority, so whether it be a tribal chieftain, whether it be a, you know, senator in Rome,

05:37:12.440 we have one person who commands two, who command those two, who command four.

05:37:19.400 And by doing that, you can accomplish incredible efficiency of manpower and wealth. 0.99

05:37:27.700 That's how we get shit done. 0.86

05:37:29.020 Like, if you look how the medicine, how modern medicine evolved, if you look how basically every scientific thing that we ever developed, 0.95

05:37:37.020 we all stood previously on the shoulders of giants, right?

05:37:41.680 So what these people do is they live in and amongst us, and then they figured out how to corrupt that, how to use it against us.

05:37:51.020 And I think fundamentally, until we figure out how to counter what they do, because what they do, historically speaking, is they always corrupt the chieftains first.

05:38:04.260 They always pay the ruling class out. 0.97

05:38:09.460 So whether, like, I mean, during the Napoleonic Wars, both sides of that fucking war were getting money lended to them by the Rothschilds. 0.92

05:38:21.020 Um, you, there, we have to figure out how to make sure our leaders don't sell us out. 0.60

05:38:29.000 And unfortunately, the only way that I can see it is if the leader loves his countrymen with such a, like, a fervor and a tribal pride that he is, like, uncorruptible.

05:38:43.860 But even the most uncorruptible ruler can be assassinated and replaced.

05:38:51.020 Uh, you know, historically speaking, um, I don't know if you guys know much about Teutonborg Forest, right?

05:38:58.000 But the Romans tried to roll into Germany.

05:39:00.400 They captured a chieftain's son.

05:39:02.260 They sent him off to Rome to be trained to, to become a Roman, basically.

05:39:07.000 He came back to Germania and led an ambush of his German people against the Romans and destroyed, I think it was like one or two legions.

05:39:17.560 And that's such a, such a victory, right?

05:39:20.340 Because he basically went up against the, the pyramid power structure and using his nationalist and ethnic pride and might, uh, they conquered Rome or they defeated Rome in the Teutonborg Forest. 0.99

05:39:33.820 And then five years later, some motherfucker poisoned him and killed that guy. 0.99

05:39:39.240 So I'm always racking my brain and thinking, what systems can we put in place? 0.99

05:39:45.540 Um, can we do to protect ourselves from the subversion of our ruling class or the elimination of the noble ruling class?

05:39:54.260 And I'm, I definitely would love to hear some, some ideas of how we, how we really internalize how to protect ourselves from this.

05:40:03.820 Um, well, I'll, I'll, I'll post something you might not agree with.

05:40:11.900 Um, but as you were talking about the, the ruling structure, the pyramid, um, the other thing that came to mind was aristocracy and aristocracy is, is similar, right?

05:40:26.080 It's, uh, it's, uh, it's a, a, a Lord over many, uh, and, um, in an ideal situation that Lord over many is, is working for everyone's advantage.

05:40:41.040 Um, because the stronger his, uh, his population is as a Lord, the more powerful he becomes in the, uh, the bigger picture.

05:40:52.560 So what, what's your, uh, you mentioned like getting rid of nobility.

05:40:56.940 I wonder what is your position on aristocracy?

05:41:02.160 So aristocracy, um, or aristogenesis is actually natural, just like alpha wolves, um, dominate the pack and they're the ones who get to procreate.

05:41:13.340 Um, the cream will always rise to the top and it doesn't matter if it's a, uh, soccer team or a, uh, pub dart league, uh, the best will, will lead.

05:41:25.960 Um, but they're still corruptible and they're not just corruptible by making deals with our enemies, our, our ethnic enemies, but they're also corruptible because they're susceptible to the stories that are told by our enemies.

05:41:42.460 Uh, a good example I'll use is world war one, more noble blood, like more aristocratic blood was, was like bloodlines were ended in world war one because all these young, noble, uh, brave men went and got machine gunned down or died in the trenches of mustard gas or what have you.

05:42:05.540 Um, and they felt it was their duty.

05:42:08.760 They felt they had to have honor.

05:42:10.180 They felt all these things.

05:42:11.500 Meanwhile, countless families that had hundreds of years of ancestry behind them, the bloodlines were just ended.

05:42:20.700 And those, like anybody who digs deep knows that those wars were completely manufactured by a ruling class that had already sold their people out.

05:42:30.880 Like since before Cromwell around Cromwell.

05:42:35.700 So, and I'm talking about England specifically.

05:42:38.340 So what I mean about like, we have to figure out how to gird ourselves against our leaders getting corrupt or being wiped out.

05:42:50.020 Right.

05:42:50.820 Right.

05:42:51.220 And the only, like the last time that we ever saw it done well was in Germany in the thirties.

05:42:58.720 And that was a man who had a fervent love for his people, but even they, and, you know, I get a lot of pushback from this, from this hot take, but I believe that the reason why they lost, I mean, of course, going up against America, which was a mongrelized industrialized powerhouse that was completely supported by international monetism, monetism, sorry.

05:43:20.900 But they also were too good to like, they were noble.

05:43:26.100 You hear stories about German nobility, this, you know, this honor and integrity that they put into everything that they machine when they manufacture, they also did it in warfare.

05:43:36.480 There's a few exceptions, but basically they were fighting against the most seething, corrupt, like unscrupulous enemy who only cares about winning.

05:43:51.220 They don't care about being right.

05:43:52.560 So like, we've got a lot of, of work to do, um, as a people to try and save ourselves from a people who have figured out how to master, make our weaknesses, their strengths and make our strengths, our weaknesses.

05:44:11.180 And, uh, I'll finish by saying this, the kingdom of the whites has to live in the hearts of every single white man and woman.

05:44:22.260 Like it has to live there first, right?

05:44:24.560 The dream has to be there.

05:44:26.120 And the only way I know how to do that is to romanticize it.

05:44:28.940 Really well said, Fjord.

05:44:41.920 Um, I don't mean to just chime in, um, but that, yeah, that, that, I agree with all that.

05:44:48.240 Um, I'll give you my quick, uh, take on, on how we should start it.

05:44:52.600 Um, I'm just a big aspect of, of, of the, of the future generations, uh, of the, the youth, man.

05:44:57.880 Um, got to shape these kids' minds the right way, uh, the, the youth, these, these children, uh, and these young adults, their minds are like clay and we got to mold them the right way with the right information.

05:45:08.560 So, uh, to me, I think, uh, the right education, um, I know that in the States here, it's most people are public.

05:45:17.420 Um, I mean, there is a big push to, but I mean, if you're, if you're already in this cause and you're, you're perpetuating the, or not perpetuating, but if you're increasing the white 0.92

05:45:27.820 race and having kids and, and, and are passionate and are here speaking about these things, um, you got to teach them the right stuff.

05:45:34.900 Um, I go so far as to, um, I don't know.

05:45:40.020 Uh, I wouldn't say like the dude in the boy Scouts, but, um, these kids, man, um, if you don't, if you don't get them at a certain age, uh, uh, the, they become susceptible to all this other stuff.

05:45:52.100 And I'm not one to speak on it too much, but, um, yeah, I mean, my whole life's been crazy.

05:45:58.180 Um, I'm not going to go into that, but, um, my, my education, uh, these kids, they need to be taught the right things and we have it all at our fingertips.

05:46:07.760 So, I mean, there's really no excuse, um, to not, to not start that, I guess is, uh, is what I'm trying to say there.

05:46:14.440 Um, I do, it's good, it's about, uh, I do have to drop down.

05:46:18.000 It's about to start storming here and I got to go put away a couple of things that are outside, but, um, I really do appreciate the space.

05:46:24.980 And thank you for you guys for, uh, giving me the mic mythos and, um, what excellence radio, all you guys up here, I appreciate it.

05:46:31.160 Thank you.

05:46:31.420 Thanks brother.

05:46:31.960 Come back anytime.

05:46:32.900 Appreciate you.

05:46:33.920 We'll do what?

05:46:35.420 What power?

05:46:36.500 Um, yeah, I was, uh, I was surprised, uh, by the take on, uh, aristocracy there.

05:46:41.900 Uh, it's, uh, but it's a hundred percent grounded, uh, and, uh, and it's, uh, it's sound, that's, uh, that's what I would say too.

05:46:49.920 It's a part of natural law, uh, to have this organizational structure.

05:46:55.940 Um, and, you know, it's, it's what we as a people are dealing with right now is the, the, um, the atomization of these structures.

05:47:09.600 And the, uh, the atomization of our people that is disrupting our ability to organize.

05:47:20.940 We live in such a, uh, a monitored reality now, and yeah, we can share information, um, but we're also being watched perpetually as we do.

05:47:38.840 So they're watching in real time as we're awakening and they're making strategies against that in real time as, as we do so as well.

05:47:49.800 And they have perfected, um, cutting off the head of the serpent, so to speak.

05:47:55.180 The moment a leader arises, he gets assaulted with lawfare.

05:47:59.280 He gets, uh, he gets assaulted with rumor.

05:48:02.840 I mean, look what they just did to Arval, right?

05:48:04.640 The moment someone steps forward and says, okay, I'm going to lead, he gets, uh, humiliated.

05:48:13.020 And then eventually if he's indomitable and the people love him too much, they just do away with him.

05:48:18.960 So I was thinking strategically, and I'd like, I'd love some feedback about this, but I was thinking essentially, you know, there's an old adage.

05:48:26.000 If, uh, if you tell your secret to another guy, your secret's out already.

05:48:31.720 And so the only way that we can get people on board in an organic way that is completely untraceable, or at least has the potential to be completely untraceable is through, um, like literature through all.

05:48:48.620 Like I'm, I'm imagining almost like a book that someone can be, can print it and put it out there, basically like a manifesto that has the core strategies on how to take everything back.

05:49:02.320 But at the same time, completely advocates against organizing in a way that could be eliminated by conventional methods.

05:49:11.500 So basically every man becomes a one man, um, leader.

05:49:17.740 And then eventually with enough agitation and enough pushback, they won't have the power to, to wipe us out.

05:49:25.120 And then we can finally group up again that at least tackle, tactically, that's what kind of crossed my mind a while ago.

05:49:32.400 And no one has ever put out.

05:49:34.040 I've heard, I've heard, I've heard the argument about the, uh, the lack of conspiracy, um, that is, that actually manifests in our dilemma, right?

05:49:47.400 That, that they're with, with people who have aligned values, there's no need for a conspiracy.

05:49:54.060 They are just operating in, uh, the interest of this, this thing.

05:50:01.260 Right.

05:50:02.280 And, uh, and, uh, and you've, you've got the Jewish identity, right?

05:50:08.220 They are operating for Jewish interests, no matter if they're operating for their own interests. 0.69

05:50:14.960 In essence, they are, they have assumed an identity that, uh, has traumatized them into collectivism.

05:50:26.800 And, um, um, I don't think that we need to replicate that the way that they do find that their, their replication of that is, uh, somewhat detestable.

05:50:42.600 But I do see the value of, uh, of adopting a, a 14 words, um, ideology, right?

05:51:00.440 It's something that, that we must secure the existence of our people in a future for white children and that, that is itself sufficient to then create that, uh, that psychological imperative that doesn't need to be coached at that point. 0.96

05:51:20.780 It doesn't need to be, um, um, conspiratorial.

05:51:27.180 Every man becomes the warrior needed and, and he can then operate independently, as you said, but collectively without a word.

05:51:42.120 And, and, and, and I think, uh, a, a book, uh, I, I agree a book that has that mandate within its pages, you know, can be a very effective tool, uh, radio, uh, Rusty, go ahead.

05:52:00.760 Yes, that was all beautifully said.

05:52:04.160 And, and I don't have much to offer, but it did make me think of a song and it was this, it's not unusual to be killed by Jews, ba, ba, ba, ba, ba, ba, ba, and that's all. 0.97

05:52:21.560 And I'm going to drop down now.

05:52:34.160 Thank you.

05:53:04.160 Thank you.

05:53:34.160 Thank you.

05:54:04.160 Thank you.

05:54:34.160 Thank you.

05:55:04.160 And, uh, and considering culture, uh, you know, there's, I put a post up, upstairs here in the Eagle's Nest about, uh,

05:55:33.260 this, uh, this, uh, Jewish guy who's, uh, does some pretty cringe videos about how to, uh, get around Sabbath laws and different things or, or complains that, uh, a nail in his tire, uh, was a, an act of violence against the Jewish people.

05:55:52.160 Uh, this, uh, this, he, he's another gem, uh, another gift from the Jews. 1.00

05:55:57.840 Uh, but in his video, uh, but in his video, he is answering a question, whether a Jew can convert to, uh, another religion.

05:56:05.520 And, uh, and he's very certain that a Jew is a Jew is a Jew and will always be a Jew and can never not be a Jew. 0.63

05:56:14.040 Uh, and, and that's a culture thing. 0.91

05:56:16.620 That is something that they, they demand of each other, uh, in this.

05:56:21.220 And when you were talking earlier about the biology and the genetic predisposition for programming, they're programmed that way and they operate that way and they gravitate that way.

05:56:34.060 And even while they are, uh, uh, parasiting off of another, uh, group of people and, and, uh, living off of the skin suit that they have assumed in their current form, they identify as a Jew. 0.78

05:56:53.020 This man obviously has, uh, what would be called Ashkenazi, uh, descent, which means a Jew blood mixed with a European blood. 0.57

05:57:02.640 He's obviously, uh, showing, uh, European phenotype and expression, but he identifies as a Jew.

05:57:10.680 And that is something that they carry in their culture.

05:57:14.360 Uh, it is something that we as a people need to bring about through the 14 words.

05:57:20.860 We must secure the existence of our people and a future for white children, our people. 0.73

05:57:25.860 And knowing what is our people and what is not our people, identifying a mixed race person, uh, especially these Ashkenazis. 1.00

05:57:35.520 They are not a, uh, a special version of Jews.

05:57:41.420 They didn't spawn out of Khazaria from the earth.

05:57:44.660 Uh, they aren't a special seed.

05:57:46.440 They are a mixed race people, uh, part Jew and Middle Eastern and part European.

05:57:53.000 Uh, and that is their admixture, but they identify with their, their Middle Eastern identity.

05:57:59.420 They, they, they don't identify with their white identity except where and when it is advantageous and necessary, uh, to get back to the place where they can identify as a Jew. 0.83

05:58:13.880 Uh, yeah.

05:58:23.000 Uh, another, and, uh, somebody just commented on the DNA of, uh, Nick Fuentes saying, yeah, that is a mutt.

05:58:46.880 Uh, you know, it's, uh, that's a, a, a good.

05:58:50.180 Um, descriptor of Nick Fuentes biology.

05:58:55.360 He is 79% European and the rest non-European, uh, with, uh, a mixture of both American Indian slash Aztec and, um, and sub-Saharan African. 0.73

05:59:13.920 Uh, that's a pretty mutt, uh, mutt place to be, um, not, not discounting his, uh, the heavy lifting that his European side does for him. 0.96

05:59:23.380 Uh, but these are the, uh, the biological realities that exist because when he was pressed, when he was in a stressful situation, uh, with the police talking to him, he said he's a Mexican.

05:59:39.900 Uh, and he identified as a Mexican, and this is the distinction, uh, these people will talk about white, white, white, white, white.

05:59:50.220 Nick is one of those who does that, but he's got a mountain of evidence that he is against white nationalism.

05:59:55.900 He is on record many times being against white nationalism and they're going to be against white nationalism until white nationalism is the obvious path forward.

06:00:09.460 So until the, uh, the question arises, you know, they are quite happy attempting to play all sides of the street until we hold that accountable through culture, through our people, uh, having this racial consciousness.

06:00:32.800 And a consciousness of the treasure of our blood that can reject the mud, reject the non, our people have a, a blood and whether it is a mixture of Germanic and Nordic and Anglo-Saxon, uh, and Italian and Greek and even Spanish. 0.68

06:00:59.800 A mix of all of those is still a white outside of that.

06:01:06.800 All else is, is, is impure.

06:01:10.800 And these people are impure and there's no percentage that can be purified.

06:01:21.800 It is a hard, it is a hard thing for a lot of us to deal with in our culture, in our family mixtures and people that we know, people that we, that we have a bond with.

06:01:38.100 We have to continue to enrich and encourage the bonding of our white racial consciousness and know that all others are not us. 0.93

06:01:52.960 No matter if we live among them or not, they still are not us.

06:01:56.600 They can't be us.

06:01:58.000 They don't value the things that we value.

06:02:00.200 They cannot value the things that we value.

06:02:02.540 And if given the opportunity, they will shape shift out of our in-group into a more preferable in-group with limited, um, limited sight distance on the consequences.

06:02:17.440 And if we're looking at this long-term and we're looking at this as a 500 year, uh, prog, uh, you know, process and strategy, then only white purity is acceptable. 0.96

06:02:35.840 And if we're looking at DNA, I would say we're looking at DNA tests that are above 95%.

06:02:47.440 And we just have a moment of silence for the, those who've gone before us and passed away.

06:03:13.140 If you'd like to come up and speak, please do put your hand up.

06:03:17.440 Radio will be nice.

06:03:19.260 He's, uh, he probably eating a hoagie right now.

06:03:23.180 So it's a good time to get some shots in while you have them.

06:03:47.440 Thanks for that moment of silence.

06:04:13.440 Well, radio, what are you doing, bud?

06:04:18.560 I saw a flicker of life over there.

06:04:45.140 I see you.

06:04:45.980 Yeah, sorry about that.

06:04:49.280 I was on another call.

06:04:50.720 No worries.

06:04:51.680 What are we talking about?

06:04:54.300 Uh, we're, uh, we were talking about white racial purity, but, uh, now we're looking at,

06:05:00.660 uh, the debate between Charlie Kirk, Nick Fuentes and Tucker Carlson that is being scheduled.

06:05:11.980 Well, that's actually happening.

06:05:16.720 It, it looks like the invitation is out there.

06:05:21.560 Who's going to host it?

06:05:23.740 Uh, that's a good question.

06:05:24.800 Who would be a proper host for a thing like that? 0.96

06:05:27.300 I don't know.

06:05:28.040 I mean, those are all like heavy hitters.

06:05:30.580 I mean, uh, Carlson's got the studio and the cash.

06:05:33.900 I mean, he's like the actual proper, you know, state broadcaster, which is pretty much what he is.

06:05:40.020 Regime media.

06:05:41.660 Kirk's, you know, Zog media purely. 0.78

06:05:44.360 Yeah, they're all, it's interesting.

06:05:47.120 I'd rather see that than this whole thing about Fuentes going back with, like, punching down Candace Owens.

06:05:54.380 She's like a 90 IQ she-bun. 1.00

06:05:57.200 Like this, I don't even know why.

06:05:59.840 I think that that's legitimate criticism is, like, he always wants to, like, kind of play friends with these irrelevant Nogs. 1.00

06:06:06.760 So, yeah, that's, that's a conversation that would be interesting.

06:06:09.780 I mean, I'd watch, I'd watch clips of it.

06:06:12.860 Yeah, the dynamic, uh, seems, you know, a bit complex.

06:06:18.580 I mean, is he going to debate both of them?

06:06:22.340 Are they going to have a, I mean, it just, I'm not sure if one of them is, is purported to be a host.

06:06:29.620 It's not what I read.

06:06:30.480 You know, what I read is that, you know, um, Nick, uh, Charlie Kirk and Tucker Carlson will debate Nick Fuentes.

06:06:38.480 And that just seems like a, uh.

06:06:40.360 It would almost have to be two on one because Fuentes is like him or not.

06:06:44.100 He's the only one that's actually intellectually honest.

06:06:45.720 So he might be ideologically inconsistent.

06:06:48.260 And those are two different things.

06:06:50.580 But Carlson is like a state level propagandist.

06:06:56.660 He's like a formally trained state media propagandist and Charlie Kirk is too.

06:07:03.180 I mean, for that matter.

06:07:04.480 So at least like Nick will say what he wants to say without, you know, biting his tongue and couching all these things and the endless obfuscation and, uh, dance it around.

06:07:17.020 So did you see the, the, uh, statement by, um, Tucker Carlson about white politicians and a pro white politician?

06:07:25.440 Yeah, that's been floating around for years.

06:07:27.600 I mean, yeah, he's, um, he, he's, he's a kosher conservative that just criticizes, you know, Israeli foreign policy.

06:07:35.500 So it's like, he never, he's never countered signal organized Jewry, you know, and, and I think, you know, again, that takedown of the neocon establishment and the fact that neocons are just neoliberals by another name is, uh, was pretty masterfully done. 0.73

06:07:54.800 And I don't, I don't really think anybody can, can poke any holes in that, like, like him or not.

06:08:00.380 If, uh, to, to tie all that together and tie all those loose ends and threads together, there's no easy feat.

06:08:07.920 I think a lot of people that are critical of him have like their own biases and critiques and rarely have they ever actually, you know, smarter than he is or able to, it's kind of like character attacks and, you know, pot shots, which are easily made against him.

06:08:23.160 But, um, in terms of his ability to kind of, uh, you know, unpack and synthesize, uh, complex topics and digest information and then repackage it and articulate it back.

06:08:37.640 Um, I mean, he's, he's at the top of the food chain.

06:08:41.820 So a lot of these guys are kind of nobodies that just have personal gripes with him, which is fine.

06:08:46.480 And, you know, I'm not like his guy and I don't really think he's, he's our guy, but you know, he, he, he serves, he serves the ideological cause in a way that none of these other conservative, you know,

06:08:58.640 In terms of his, uh, his, his, you know, support base, you know, he's done a good job, uh, building a support base that allows him to take that road, right?

06:09:10.240 That he's, he's able to, uh, deal with facts, even if he's wrong.

06:09:16.740 Sometimes he's able to deal with facts in a way that a lot of these guys aren't based on whatever, uh, political, uh, relationships they have, uh, financial interests, et cetera, that he does a better job of keeping himself able to navigate even flip-flop.

06:09:39.040 You know, he's, he's, uh, he's able to, uh, take positions one week and then switch a position the next week and, uh, and maintain that because of the base he's, he's created where these, uh, you know, like a Tucker Carlson, uh, seems to be beholden and kind of sniff that out.

06:10:00.640 Well, he's not financially compromised and corrupted and he doesn't have the conflicts of interest.

06:10:05.100 He is, he is a completely organic base.

06:10:07.560 And that's an important point.

06:10:08.500 And that's the interesting thing is we've criticized him for being a flip-flopper, but the way you just framed it, and I agree with that.

06:10:15.000 I've actually hadn't really heard that before is it's actually a competitive advantage that he's ideologically malleable.

06:10:22.960 And as new information presents itself and as sort of a thought process or an opinion develops and matures, I mean, sometimes he overdoes it and he flip-flops and he doesn't always really retract things where he gets it wrong.

06:10:36.640 Whatever.

06:10:37.560 Um, but no, his base is extremely loyal, very ravenous, best Clippers in the game.

06:10:43.000 Um, this blind loyalty almost to a fault, these Gripers, um, and he's just much more ideologically pure. 0.90

06:10:51.500 I mean, that's not even an overstatement.

06:10:53.200 That's like a pretty, you know, cliche throwaway normie fact statement, but it's true. 0.97

06:10:58.340 But it's Charlie Kirk, huge, hugely financially compromised and, uh, it's huge conflicts of interest.

06:11:05.300 And so does Carlson.

06:11:06.460 Yeah, Charlie Kirk is probably, yeah, Charlie Kirk is probably the worst of them all in that regard.

06:11:10.660 I wonder, uh, what your take is on, uh, Tucker Carlson, uh, and his, his vulnerability.

06:11:19.140 Yeah.

06:11:19.380 Where does that come from?

06:11:20.380 Because he's, he's financially set to, uh, his, his vulnerabilities seem to be more politically

06:11:26.840 aligned, you know, with, uh, and, and I think that Quintas dressed this out pretty well when

06:11:32.120 he was, with his counter is that there is relationships that Tucker Carlson has from the very beginning.

06:11:41.720 Uh, his, it was, his father was a CIA.

06:11:44.780 Isn't, isn't that?

06:11:46.000 Yeah.

06:11:46.280 He was, he was a Intel guy for sure.

06:11:49.560 Yeah.

06:11:50.100 And so other, um, I think we've lost it.

06:12:02.120 I got a, I got a phone call.

06:12:07.160 Um, so those, um, those relationships he has that, that history that he has is, is maybe

06:12:17.600 where he falls short and he's unable to, to, uh, pivot because of this, this network he has

06:12:27.300 that's more lateral where Nick Fuentes is on the top of the food, of his food chain and

06:12:33.000 allows him to, yeah.

06:12:34.940 He's compromised.

06:12:35.760 I mean, he's completely compromised.

06:12:37.260 He has huge conflicts of interest and financial interests, and he wants to be part of Republican

06:12:42.800 establishment politics, and he wants to get invitations to the white house.

06:12:46.320 So these are all huge conflicts.

06:12:48.920 He's, he's inside the beltway, right?

06:12:50.580 Yeah.

06:12:50.700 He's a hundred percent.

06:12:51.440 He's been his whole life.

06:12:52.400 He was born in the beltway.

06:12:53.600 So, you know, he's, um, it's, it's just, it's, you know, it's subtle corruption.

06:12:59.660 So, yeah, he, he, but he goes far enough for some, but yeah, he, he's, he's the old guard.

06:13:05.360 So Fuentes is kind of the new crop Carlson, you know, pretty much arguably he had a year

06:13:11.320 or two run post Fox news, but he's, he's slowly becoming irrelevant to anybody under, under

06:13:17.380 60 and Fuentes is extremely influential in like the 20 to 40, 25 to 50 demo.

06:13:25.020 So yeah, Carlson.

06:13:26.060 And then Kirk's is still trying to, you know, evangelize kosher conservatism to the youth. 0.52

06:13:33.260 So, yeah, I think him and Kirk would be more interesting.

06:13:36.640 He pretty much cooked Carlson.

06:13:38.540 So I think he's pretty cooked and I don't think anybody who's an astute observer really

06:13:43.140 follows Carlson too closely anymore.

06:13:45.600 He's, he's, he's done everything he's going to do.

06:13:48.440 There's nothing left for him to do.

06:13:49.880 His, his stuff is not really interesting.

06:13:52.820 You know, he, he just, he's, he's, he's, he's a fence rider.

06:13:56.300 He's a quintessential, you know, race blind Jews, skeptical, you know, Israeli skeptical, 1.00

06:14:02.800 really he's Israeli skeptical, kosher conservative.

06:14:07.300 So, you know, if you want to, if you want some really non-controversial critiques, nuanced

06:14:17.220 critiques of Israeli geopolitics, he's your guy.

06:14:21.420 Like if that's, if that's, if that's a slop you want to consume, he's definitely your guy. 0.98

06:14:26.900 His interview, uh, surrounding the USS Liberty was kind of as far as he's able to go.

06:14:36.840 Yeah.

06:14:37.280 And that's, and that's a lot of people that that's not interesting.

06:14:39.880 You know, it was a long time ago.

06:14:41.940 I mean, obviously I think for like history bros, it's interesting and it can open up some

06:14:47.100 eyes and that's also his age demo.

06:14:48.740 So, you know, his age demographic.

06:14:50.680 So yeah, kudos to him for putting a spotlight on that.

06:14:53.600 But you're only going to get so far with pointing out the extremely incontrovertible, obvious

06:15:01.640 points of the fact that that was an Israeli attack, um, on a U S warship.

06:15:07.360 So, you know, that's, it's just, it's like, what is that doing?

06:15:11.800 There's so, and, and that's where I don't even think like, there's a lot of, you know,

06:15:15.880 meat on that bone left.

06:15:17.200 There's so many things I would be much more interested if he was criticizing the current

06:15:22.300 organized Jewish establishment, but he won't.

06:15:26.080 So really anybody doing that in a thoughtful, sophisticated way, I'll listen to.

06:15:30.640 But if you're just like fence riding and couching things, it's just like equivocation galore.

06:15:37.800 It's like long form equivocation. 0.99

06:15:39.540 At least Fuentes puts his finger on shit and calls it what it is. 0.98

06:15:43.940 And just, you know, that's really what we need is people just to call it like it is and 0.99

06:15:48.420 not softball it.

06:15:50.620 So anybody softball anything right now, people just don't have an appetite for that. 0.99

06:15:53.860 We've been fed softball shit for years. 0.98

06:15:56.280 So if you're not just Jew naming in a really, we need to, we need really to even go beyond 1.00

06:16:02.880 Jew naming.

06:16:03.420 Like it needs to become a pervasive thing that organized juries called that and recognizes

06:16:09.460 that.

06:16:10.460 And, uh, you know, this is where the, the advanced noticers can advance further.

06:16:14.860 So Carlson's never going to be that guy.

06:16:17.360 Kirk will never be that guy.

06:16:18.980 So these guys are, they have financial interests, personal and professional conflicts of interest.

06:16:23.540 They're never going to be that guy.

06:16:25.060 So like I saw somebody did an edit with like a Charlie Kirk rip in it.

06:16:28.340 And I'm just like, it's like a brand new edit.

06:16:30.200 I'm like, what are you doing?

06:16:31.400 So it's like some guys get it.

06:16:32.600 Some guys don't, you know, old establishment kosher conservative politics die hard.

06:16:37.460 So it's a habit.

06:16:38.220 A lot of people just can't kick.

06:16:43.220 Yeah.

06:16:43.660 Notice or get it.

06:16:44.860 I was, uh, talking to one of my really good friends this morning and, uh, this guy was

06:16:52.660 super, uh, super important on my journey to, uh, NS and being fully awakened.

06:16:59.300 And he brought up a good point.

06:17:01.760 He said, you know, your Fuentes, your Alex Jones, your Tucker Carlson, their, uh, their dams

06:17:09.480 along the river for people that are trying to, you know, they might be noticing, they're asking

06:17:14.300 questions, they're looking for alternative sources.

06:17:17.660 They'll say a couple of things that'll attract them, but then they hold them there.

06:17:22.280 You know, they don't let them go on any further.

06:17:24.780 They're like, Nope, just stay right here.

06:17:26.960 You know, like you'll have Carlson talk about the Jews, but then he's not race conscious,

06:17:33.260 you know, and he's not, uh, and he doesn't bring up enough.

06:17:36.940 He says, he says just enough to perk someone's interest.

06:17:39.720 He doesn't even go that far.

06:17:41.380 He doesn't even Jew name.

06:17:42.560 He, he, he criticizes like Israeli foreign policy and like the interplay in politics between

06:17:48.000 the U S foreign policy.

06:17:50.440 And that's like a classic Intel bro thing to do because what is the CIA people lose sight

06:17:55.360 of this because like Palantir really money sees water.

06:17:57.840 So let's make this quick point.

06:17:58.800 And then you can finish is that the CIA is a, is a foreign intelligence service.

06:18:03.460 So people often like conflate this, like, oh, the CIA agents are watching me.

06:18:06.520 They're really not.

06:18:07.560 They can't, I mean, they can use privatized surveillance services, but really their mandate

06:18:13.580 is exclusively a foreign intelligence service.

06:18:17.700 The domestic intelligence services for the kids following at home, it's called the FBI.

06:18:23.320 So people conflate this all the time.

06:18:25.400 Like not all feds are created equal, like at all.

06:18:28.680 So you throw the DHS in there too, right?

06:18:31.880 Yeah.

06:18:31.960 So, so people like don't, they, they, they just muddy the waters with this.

06:18:35.160 So, but where the CIA does come into domestic politics is around, you know, uh, intelligence

06:18:41.340 surveillance.

06:18:42.100 So that's, that's where Palantir comes in and it's really privatized domestic and foreign

06:18:46.640 intelligence.

06:18:47.060 So that's, that's where it gets a little bit muddy, but just at a top line level of CIA is,

06:18:52.960 is not really interested in your, in your hot domestic politics takes from your basement 0.98

06:18:59.080 and fucking Walker, Waukesha, Wisconsin. 1.00

06:19:01.680 So like these tinfoil bros need to, you know, fucking tone it down. 1.00

06:19:05.460 I'm sorry. 0.98

06:19:06.160 No, sir.

06:19:06.480 If you want to finish your point.

06:19:09.120 No, you're good.

06:19:10.180 That's a solid point.

06:19:11.180 Uh, but you know, he, he basically what you, his feelings on Puentes and all those guys

06:19:18.020 were, it's, they are in the way.

06:19:21.740 He said, you know, yesterday we talked about a pipeline, you know, I brought that point up

06:19:26.440 to him.

06:19:26.780 I said, well, maybe some of these guys are a pipeline and people will move along.

06:19:30.860 And he said, no, you know, he, he disagreed.

06:19:33.160 He said, these people are there to contain you in a certain zone.

06:19:38.660 They don't want you to cross that bridge and become NS and be fully awakened.

06:19:44.660 So that was his take on it.

06:19:46.080 He said, you know, he thinks they're controlled opposition.

06:19:48.820 They say enough to perk your interest and make you think, uh, oh man, these guys are on

06:19:54.340 the right side.

06:19:55.500 But at the end of the day, they're just containing you.

06:19:57.640 And, uh, it's, it's a hundred percent, you know, you're absolutely right.

06:20:01.060 It's a containment op.

06:20:01.900 It's an ideological containment op.

06:20:03.540 It's a, it's keeping people.

06:20:05.240 It's like, you know, and, and Fuentes highlighted this when he ripped into Carlson of, you know,

06:20:09.140 what do you want to call it?

06:20:10.160 Limited hangout, controlled opposition, whatever you want to call it.

06:20:13.120 It's keeping, and Fox Jews has been doing this to, to boomers and older Gen Xers for, 0.98

06:20:18.940 for decades.

06:20:19.840 I mean, if you turn that slop on, it's just literally my Democrats.

06:20:24.060 It's, they frame everything in American party politics. 0.96

06:20:29.920 Everything is exclusively and unanimously, uh, framed in just normie fag politics. 0.97

06:20:37.260 And it's like, even like, like high IQ white commies have advanced past this. 0.58

06:20:42.080 Like, I see like a lot of commie takes them like they're, you know, they're arguably more

06:20:46.020 tolerable than, uh, than a kosher conservative.

06:20:49.540 I mean, they're not much, but at least there's, you can like a line on them on the, on the

06:20:55.460 anti-capitalism and, you know, if, if they, they don't do name, but it's like kosher 0.80

06:21:02.020 conservatives are no better than, than the commies. 0.78

06:21:06.400 I mean, you really have to, so it's like that, that's really the, the framing that I think

06:21:10.920 about is like kosher conservatives are equally an enemy to our worldview and ideological doctrine 0.88

06:21:16.880 as a communist, they're, they're no better.

06:21:19.660 So, you know, but, but we kind of give them a pass because they're more closely aligned

06:21:23.140 as on social, you know, and other, uh, you know, social issues and immigration and like,

06:21:29.760 but beyond that, we don't really share anything in common with them in terms of our objectives

06:21:34.460 and ideology.

06:21:35.560 So it's like, you know, they're a little bit more pro law enforcement and some other pieces, 1.00

06:21:40.060 but, um, they're equally stupid and equally in the way. 1.00

06:21:43.860 Yeah. 1.00

06:21:46.880 Yeah, no, I, I agree.

06:21:50.400 And I'm not trying to shill on here, but I'm just, your guys' opinion, when he started kind

06:21:55.920 of, uh, you know, helping me along my journey, one of the first things he told me to listen

06:22:01.100 to was war strike.

06:22:03.420 And, uh, that's actually what kind of helped really make me, uh, learn a lot along my journey.

06:22:10.780 I don't know what your take is on those guys or not, but.

06:22:13.060 Well, what's, what did, uh, what was their content that you consumed over there?

06:22:19.100 What was the, uh, the nature of the, the, um, rhetoric on war strike just for the audience

06:22:25.400 who doesn't know.

06:22:25.980 So what I like about war strike, what my, my friend really, why he was honing me to listen

06:22:33.080 to them is you have Fuentes and people that talk about current issues and they try to put

06:22:39.140 their spin on it.

06:22:40.040 But war strike actually brings up historical events and they'll go, they're long episodes.

06:22:46.060 I mean, they're six, seven, eight hours long, but they break it down piece by piece and really

06:22:52.040 bring it into context of what happened and why it happened and, and who was behind it, you know,

06:22:57.860 and instead of just, Oh, this happened yesterday.

06:23:00.180 Here's my take on it.

06:23:01.400 They're bringing up events that happened 30, 40, 50 years ago, plus, and really breaking

06:23:08.580 it down and kind of tying it all into everything that's happening today.

06:23:12.280 That's, that's my take on it.

06:23:16.000 And also just to quickly jump back to Fuentes, he's kind of has this like Richard Spencer streak

06:23:20.820 where he feels like, uh, it's like this, like subtle acceleration ism where he thinks

06:23:26.480 that Democrats are better for the far right, because they're going to push the envelope

06:23:33.880 and somehow wake up race blind kosher conservatives. 0.56

06:23:37.400 And I don't, I don't really, that doesn't really hold up to me.

06:23:41.180 Like they, that argument, I just, I don't think has legs.

06:23:44.600 So this idea that we, you know, I think it's really economic that that's really going to

06:23:49.240 be like the, the, the main contextual area to align with the far left white commies is

06:23:57.520 on the economics.

06:23:59.020 I don't, I don't really think it's on like foreign policy.

06:24:01.620 They all like wars and like on like Jew crane. 1.00

06:24:05.600 And I just don't think a lot of people, I still don't think that the foreign policy piece

06:24:09.240 on either side is really good. 0.99

06:24:10.340 Like a lot of people just don't have the depth of the breath or the patience or the fucking 0.84

06:24:14.880 attention span to understand the complexities of like American foreign policy. 0.98

06:24:20.580 Like they consume like 30 second soundbikes on Fox Jews and the other state media outlets.

06:24:27.160 It's just, I feel like economics touches everybody.

06:24:30.660 Whereas these foreign wars are profiteer operations.

06:24:34.600 Like people have to just frame worse what they are.

06:24:36.820 They're engineered when you're in the business of war, your business is war.

06:24:40.660 So you always want to slow boil war.

06:24:42.880 So I just don't think it's as interesting to most people.

06:24:46.840 And, uh, I guess, you know, you could do some framing and some propaganda around it, but

06:24:52.460 like these foreign wars are just, people are gassed out on it.

06:24:56.320 So they just don't want anything to do with it.

06:24:58.020 So trying to use that as like an ideological wedge issue, I just don't think it has, I mean,

06:25:03.920 maybe you could, you could align the left and the right and be an anti-war.

06:25:07.260 That would probably be the extent of it, you know, but other than that, I just don't think

06:25:10.840 it's that interesting to most people.

06:25:14.340 Yeah.

06:25:14.800 And I just saw a clip.

06:25:16.740 I I'm guessing it's new, um, some Nick Fuentes clipper, uh, about how, uh, to your point

06:25:24.840 there about how we would be much farther along in all of this.

06:25:29.700 If, uh, if Kamala Harris was, had been elected. 0.94

06:25:33.500 Which is entirely debatable.

06:25:35.520 So, and that's like a debate that should happen maybe, but like Spencer, you know, who I don't

06:25:41.580 think is particularly irrelevant or that insightful anymore.

06:25:44.780 Um, you know, I don't care what anybody says, you know, come at me, bro.

06:25:48.160 Uh, I just don't see like the depth of thought of that argument.

06:25:53.140 I mean, you could make it and I could probably steel man it, but I won't.

06:25:57.640 And I, and I personally disagree because I don't think, because we would literally get

06:26:02.120 nothing other than a little bit more anti-Israeli foreign policy.

06:26:07.160 That's really all that we would get.

06:26:08.540 So we'd sacrifice X, Y, Z, which we're getting now, which is still slop and unacceptable and

06:26:13.600 by no means something to be complacent about, but we would get none of that.

06:26:18.360 And then we would not get like anti-Jew or anti-non, it would be just a little, it would

06:26:24.360 be like Carlson grade, uh, questioning of Israeli foreign aid and foreign policy and war policy. 1.00

06:26:32.360 Like, like, fuck that. 0.99

06:26:33.700 You know what I mean? 1.00

06:26:34.200 So it's like, that's, that's all that you would get.

06:26:37.420 Like, really, if you were actually like, what would be the quantifiable difference in outcomes

06:26:42.940 versus a Democrat regime versus Republican regime?

06:26:46.880 There's a lot of similarities, but the actual only difference is, is like one or two things.

06:26:52.280 And then you'd forego all of these other things that we're at least getting now domestically.

06:26:57.300 So I don't know.

06:26:58.380 Fuentes has kind of become a little, a little, a little myopic with the, with the, um, being

06:27:04.480 anti, anti-organized jury, which I think is important to kind of propagandize his audience.

06:27:09.400 So I think it's important, but it's, um, and then all of his, his interpersonal arguments,

06:27:14.060 that's also consuming a lot of his other content is, is just him beefing.

06:27:17.740 So drama is good for, for ratings.

06:27:21.320 And it's good when you're a content creator to beef with other big content.

06:27:24.400 So, you know, he's kind of punching up.

06:27:25.900 I mean, he's effectively punching up at the top tier of the establishment, you know, in,

06:27:30.520 in conservative media, but then he still plays with these no name, like kick streamers.

06:27:36.140 You know what I mean?

06:27:37.080 So it's like, like, I've never seen, he has a range that I've never seen before.

06:27:40.660 I've never seen the range where he can beef with these nobody zoomer streamers, and then

06:27:45.320 he'll beef with the biggest names that exist in, you know, American conservative politics. 0.97

06:27:50.400 So it's very fucking bizarre, frankly. 0.61

06:27:53.400 Well, the, uh, the argument I can see being made there, uh, for Kamala Harris is, is the 0.95

06:28:00.900 economic angle, you know, I think the, the reality that are, uh, improvement of the economy

06:28:12.640 that might happen under Trump goes to that point, right?

06:28:17.420 That, that, uh, it would accelerate that economic pain that would get people more radicalized 0.94

06:28:29.020 as, uh, as opposed to easing off and making life a little more comfortable.

06:28:34.040 And that would be, that would be kind of the only argument I could see for Harris.

06:28:40.520 I mean, politically and policy by policy, uh, domestic policy, as you described, um, that

06:28:48.340 Trump is doing is, is better for us.

06:28:52.960 Well, I think, I think the argument centers around two main things.

06:28:56.340 It's the accelerationism argument, which I don't think is necessary.

06:28:59.640 I think things are accelerating, you know, on their own naturally and due course.

06:29:03.720 And then it would be on the slightly more anti-Israel.

06:29:07.360 Those are the only two like really fundamentally sound arguments to a Democrat regime versus

06:29:15.040 a Republican regime.

06:29:16.620 That's it.

06:29:17.380 Like it kind of centers around those two key pieces.

06:29:19.840 And then you can sort of unpack that and dissect that as you see fit, but they all kind of

06:29:24.700 stem from the overall notion of accelerationism and then the notion of a less Zionist foreign

06:29:33.120 policy.

06:29:34.200 So it's, but then you get Bolshevism. 0.75

06:29:36.180 So you get domestic Bolshevism, you get international Bolshevism and you sacrifice all of these things 0.51

06:29:43.200 that you at least get with kosher conservatism and Zionism.

06:29:48.300 So it's like, we don't call it the two sides of the same coin for nothing, you know, because

06:29:52.760 it really is, but I can see the argument and I would probably land more with the, the, the,

06:29:59.220 uh, the, the kosher conservative argument, cause that's the best that we're going to get.

06:30:02.980 I mean, that, that's, that's as good as it gets.

06:30:04.980 And I think you just have to accept that and not say, okay, well this, we get a little

06:30:09.040 bit less, we get a little bit more Israel questioning on this side. 0.97

06:30:12.740 It's, it's, it's ridiculous. 0.94

06:30:13.700 It's like, that's, that's it. 0.72

06:30:15.000 That's literally all that, all that you would get is everything else would remain the same

06:30:19.760 and get worse.

06:30:21.020 Uh, and at the end of the day, you know, like it or not, just objectively speaking, the right

06:30:28.780 is more aligned with the far right.

06:30:30.320 And that's just the way that it goes.

06:30:31.920 So it's like, we have to just accept that.

06:30:33.780 And then I've tried to do all these, you know, pretzel twisting exercises of trying to,

06:30:39.700 I mean, I think you can try to find common ground with the far left.

06:30:42.740 But there's no, I'm not trying to align with some midwit brainwashed right of center or 0.99

06:30:49.200 even a left of center, right of center, left of center are literally the same exact thing

06:30:54.020 for all intents and purposes. 0.99

06:30:55.200 They're both the useless. 0.97

06:30:57.020 So if anything, we're on the far right, right. 0.99

06:30:59.880 You know, right, right, right.

06:31:00.820 Um, the far left is really, is where the ideological alliances can come in.

06:31:07.020 Yeah.

06:31:07.240 In my opinion.

06:31:07.920 Um, yeah, and I, I wonder that, that seems to be where Nick Quintez fails the most miserably

06:31:16.260 is, is, uh, you know, playing, still playing this two party, two party game, right?

06:31:23.300 I mean, if he could, uh, be a little stronger on the rhetoric of around, um, the fact that

06:31:31.440 it's all cooked and there's really no, no solution on either side or no, no real, uh, gains one

06:31:42.520 way or the other, I think it'd be, um, a little more interesting to hear him talk as, as, as

06:31:49.200 I got, I didn't even listen to the whole thing that, you know, that, that he cooked Tucker

06:31:55.720 Carlson with, I got, I don't, I don't even care that much to listen to him talk for 10

06:32:00.480 minutes.

06:32:00.760 I, I got, I got the gist of what he's saying within a couple of minutes and I need to leave

06:32:06.580 listen to the rest.

06:32:07.680 You know, I knew, I knew where he was going with it and that was enough for me.

06:32:11.460 I just entirely not interested in his, uh, in what he's saying, but for most people,

06:32:19.780 you know, it could be, you know, very, very healthy, very revolutionary, but that's why

06:32:25.040 I listened to this, anything over like 20 minutes on, I will listen to everything on

06:32:29.160 1.25 or one five X.

06:32:30.800 Yeah.

06:32:31.320 So that's, I mean, especially for someone as a slower cadence and is like a content creator

06:32:35.360 and just fills airtime.

06:32:36.420 So like pro tip, I do this, I've said this multiple times before, but it's a slow,

06:32:41.460 low English speaker, you listen to them on 1.25 X and they sound normal speed to me.

06:32:45.640 I think I probably speak a little fast for some, um, and that's what I do.

06:32:50.620 So that's how I, like, I don't, I don't listen to any long form, anything over, like I listen

06:32:55.100 to everything on 1.25 or one five.

06:32:56.820 So that's, that's a good way to, you know, really shorten consuming long form content in

06:33:02.000 a short amount of time.

06:33:02.780 I religiously do that.

06:33:04.000 Yeah, Nick, uh, I can't even do that with Nick.

06:33:15.560 I wouldn't even, I wouldn't, I just don't think, you know, yeah.

06:33:18.920 Like people in your age demo, like you're not the audience for his stuff.

06:33:22.160 And then, you know, you, you, you, purity on the, on the admixture.

06:33:26.060 And that's just, I don't think most, you know, well, I don't, I don't consider the admixture,

06:33:31.700 you know, part of his quality or, uh, on one or the other interesting part about him.

06:33:36.380 Yeah.

06:33:36.700 It doesn't have a, it doesn't have a factor.

06:33:39.200 I'm just listening to the, to the words, but I can, you know, I can tell, like, he's not

06:33:43.960 going to tell me anything.

06:33:45.040 I don't already know, but probably not.

06:33:47.460 Yeah.

06:33:47.700 No, I don't listen to stuff either.

06:33:49.160 I listened to that one, that one piece and I don't even think I listened to it in full.

06:33:53.260 So yeah, I don't, I don't watch his long form stuff either.

06:33:55.460 I don't have the time or the patience for it.

06:33:56.920 I think skulls got to stand up here.

06:33:58.700 Yeah.

06:33:59.020 Let's go.

06:34:00.740 Howdy lads.

06:34:02.120 Yeah.

06:34:02.460 I got, um, it's interesting, the discussion about accelerationism because back, back in

06:34:07.480 my day, accelerationism had quite a different meaning than anything going on, you know,

06:34:12.800 inside the political paradigm.

06:34:14.440 And, uh, it's, um, fascinating that the, the way that a lot of these content creators act.

06:34:21.900 And one of the things I do fault Nick for especially is this whole, like, oh, I told

06:34:27.280 you so, or things would be different if you had just listened to me.

06:34:30.480 It's really irritating.

06:34:31.460 And it's kind of like, it's not very productive.

06:34:33.880 It doesn't have any, anything other than this kind of cult of personality of like, uh,

06:34:40.100 look, I was right again.

06:34:41.240 And, and it's like, oh, look, another Nick W or, oh, had, had you listened to me, things

06:34:46.000 would be different, which is obviously nonsense because it's, we're in the situation that we're

06:34:51.780 in, regardless of any suggestion that was made from anybody, you know, it's a certain

06:34:58.260 time period ago.

06:34:59.040 So, but the, the, uh, on the accelerationist, the idea of the Democrats as accelerationists,

06:35:05.800 as Richard Spencer kind of make fun taste take of, you know, uh, Kamala would be better

06:35:10.540 because it would piss off more white people or even the act, the economy would start to,

06:35:15.860 uh, the start to collapse.

06:35:17.960 If, if, if Kamala was in, then the economy would be doing worse.

06:35:21.120 It wouldn't because it would be the, it's the same people handling the economy.

06:35:24.460 Economic plans don't change with administrations.

06:35:27.520 They might change slightly, but they don't fundamentally change.

06:35:31.740 The economic trajectories are something that's like we had, how long was Ben Bernanke chairman

06:35:36.560 of the Fed?

06:35:37.180 I think it was like 10 years through multiple administrations.

06:35:40.420 It goes Obama and Bush.

06:35:41.820 He was, he was chairman of the Fed and it's, these things don't change.

06:35:45.100 They can't change rapidly.

06:35:46.420 They can't change at the scale that would really alter the course of the economic trajectory

06:35:52.240 for the West, for, for the U S and its allies.

06:35:55.740 One of the interesting things that Trump does though, is he brings out the worst in our ideological

06:36:01.660 foes.

06:36:02.380 And in a way, when you see, I think this was Beto O'Rourke maybe who recently was like,

06:36:07.160 screw the rules.

06:36:08.160 We want power.

06:36:09.080 It's time to take power.

06:36:10.220 Cause he was throwing a fit because Texas redistricted and, uh, is getting rid of five

06:36:14.580 Democrat seats.

06:36:15.480 So he threw a fit and one of the valuable things about having Trump, the presence of

06:36:20.300 Trump is that he, he does evoke these kinds of worse, uh, sentiments on, uh, in the kosher

06:36:29.340 Democrat party.

06:36:30.180 And in doing that, he, these people are making our potential allies scared that they make the

06:36:39.340 Fox news watching boomers scared.

06:36:41.660 And when they get scared and they start thinking about like, well, how are we going to

06:36:45.380 fix this?

06:36:45.820 What's going to be the solution to this?

06:36:47.200 Are there going to be marauding bands of Brown people attempting to sack my neighborhood 1.00

06:36:53.300 or kick down my door?

06:36:54.580 And when they start thinking like that, then they start getting pushed into our sphere.

06:36:59.140 And I think that's a good thing.

06:37:00.740 So I would also like to hear radio's take on the, uh, recent developments in the Russia,

06:37:05.620 Ukraine crisis.

06:37:06.320 If you have a hot geopolitical take on that one, but I know that can wait and I don't

06:37:10.140 even know how valid that information is, but, uh, cheers, gents. 0.93

06:37:14.340 Yeah.

06:37:14.740 I mean, I'm going to eat something here quick.

06:37:16.300 So I'll give you, I'm not even up to date on the latest.

06:37:18.640 It's never ending war slop. 0.69

06:37:21.620 So this is just, this goes to show you that these wars, they take on a life of their own

06:37:26.760 once these wars start.

06:37:28.200 So they're engineered to be long engagements.

06:37:31.740 Once war wars are a lot easier to start than stop.

06:37:35.040 So if you know anything about kind of military history, military doctrine, wars are never,

06:37:40.260 I mean, they're either, there's only like two types of wars.

06:37:42.760 There's extremely long drawn out ones, at least in the modern context, long and drawn

06:37:47.860 out ones.

06:37:48.360 Like we don't, and that's actually, that's all we have.

06:37:50.080 We don't have short war.

06:37:51.260 So there used to be like the six day war, you know, hot wars can end quick because you

06:37:56.960 actually have like countries like throw an actual military might and their survivals

06:38:01.180 at stake.

06:38:02.120 Like when there's actual stakes, this was always going to be a long drawn out endeavor.

06:38:07.960 Uh, so I, I don't know when it's ever going to end.

06:38:10.620 I mean, it was supposed to end, you know, months ago.

06:38:14.380 And, uh, so I'm, I'm not optimistic at this point.

06:38:17.440 I stopped following it at all.

06:38:19.760 And it, it ends when it ends, but it was always engineered to be a slow simmering war because

06:38:26.640 all of the complaint, you know, it was just the opportunity to present itself, Russia invaded

06:38:31.520 and, uh, Russia's never put its neck out on the line for this war for, for a minute.

06:38:37.120 So it's a total profiteer operation.

06:38:41.060 It's a total war for the sake of war. 0.72

06:38:43.480 It's, you know, Eastern factions of organized jewelry with Western factions of organized

06:38:49.260 jewelry.

06:38:49.680 And then the military industrial complex of multiple nations benefiting tremendously from

06:38:54.860 arms sales.

06:38:55.420 So this is never a, like a real war.

06:38:58.600 It was always an engineered, an engineered war from the get go.

06:39:02.400 So that, you know, and that's why it's, it's just hard to keep up with like the tactical

06:39:06.560 granular updates on day to day.

06:39:10.300 Cause that's all just, that is like true dry geo pole stuff that people just don't have

06:39:16.300 the appetite for.

06:39:17.560 So I don't even consume it.

06:39:19.240 Cause I don't, I don't have a use of the information.

06:39:21.240 Cause most people are just exhausted by it and me included.

06:39:24.700 So you don't care that the, that the Russians have encircled Oblada dumps, but they're take, 0.94

06:39:30.460 they're taking, they've taken the small, the Ukrainians have taken the small village of 1.00

06:39:34.120 Moolalabalansk. 0.99

06:39:35.600 No, it's, it's like, it's like the, the stupidest Slav brother war of all time. 0.99

06:39:39.640 It's like, how do you, how did these guys, like, it just goes to show you like the average, 0.98

06:39:43.580 like, I hate to make a Slavic dig here, but it's like the average Slavic intellect is

06:39:47.400 just, it's inferior to the Europeans because, you know, to the, to the, to the, to the Western 0.97

06:39:52.960 and Northern Europeans.

06:39:53.840 Cause it's like, if you can't see that this is just a state sanctioned engineer brother 0.97

06:39:58.960 war for you to kill off your brothers, like you're the same, like you, Koreans and Russians 1.00

06:40:05.160 are the same. 1.00

06:40:06.380 Like you look the same.

06:40:07.860 It's like a difference out of distinction.

06:40:09.200 Like you speak a slightly different language.

06:40:10.720 Like you're literally just killing off like your own racial kin. 0.98

06:40:14.240 So it's just, it's, it's hilarious to me.

06:40:16.040 Like I think many of like the, the student observers have gathered this, but many of them

06:40:20.220 still don't get it.

06:40:20.980 They're like, Oh yeah.

06:40:21.780 How do you train?

06:40:23.040 It's like, no, no.

06:40:24.940 And like the idea that Azov is like authentic Ukrainian nationalism is laughable.

06:40:29.700 I don't care what anybody, like there's guys floating around this movement and cause who

06:40:33.080 think that like Azov is like a legitimate nationalistic pursuit. 0.99

06:40:37.200 It's fucking laughable. 0.98

06:40:38.240 And it discredits those guys. 0.99

06:40:40.960 And there's some big names floating around that like have sympathies for that.

06:40:44.960 It's absolutely laughable that there's anything authentically nationalistic.

06:40:49.560 It has any power in Ukraine.

06:40:52.520 It's, it's, it's, it's adorable to me that people actually prescribe to that. 0.98

06:40:56.660 It's fucking adorable. 0.74

06:40:57.360 There is a, uh, an interesting kind of material objective though, that I see in the port of 0.96

06:41:03.640 Odessa that that was the, uh, Russian empire's black seaport for hundreds of years.

06:41:09.640 And I think it originally was, um, the city itself was built up by Tsar Catherine, I think

06:41:14.400 in like 18 something.

06:41:15.460 And, uh, that, uh, uh, black sea access, uh, having a major port on the black sea is something

06:41:23.980 that it, that's the, basically the only spot that Russia controls that and it will continue

06:41:29.500 to control that.

06:41:30.240 So Russia will never give that up.

06:41:31.660 So the Russian control of that will be there for the foreseeable future.

06:41:35.400 Yeah.

06:41:35.800 That, that was a major strategic aim that they already accomplished.

06:41:38.500 And that's not, that's not going to change.

06:41:39.920 So you can take that to the bank, the, the Russian control of that port is not going to

06:41:44.680 change the, in these negotiations.

06:41:46.200 It won't even be on the table.

06:41:47.860 So Russia would fight for that.

06:41:49.520 So, you know, there's certain things that are probably on the bargaining table.

06:41:52.700 Um, and Russia will probably come out with, with a better hand here.

06:41:55.220 Cause I think they have a stronger hand because they have like domestic support because, you

06:42:01.080 know, like they, they own the state media.

06:42:03.520 So it's, it's even more than, than your average, you know, Trump loving, you know, race

06:42:09.920 blind, kosher, conservative Trump lover, like, you know, Putin's support domestically 0.54

06:42:13.380 is high.

06:42:14.860 So they can keep, they can keep this war going as long as they want.

06:42:17.820 And they'll, they'll never give that port up.

06:42:19.460 It just won't happen.

06:42:22.740 Yeah, that tracks.

06:42:24.200 And, um, there is also the, uh, one of the interesting aspects of these modern battlefields

06:42:29.600 is that they serve as, um, like real world rehearsals for a lot of things.

06:42:34.940 I think that there's a, uh, in testing, a lot of these kinds of anti-drone capabilities

06:42:40.000 are testing these new battlefield paradigms that have emerged over the last couple of

06:42:44.400 decades and actually being able to get some of this stuff out there and, um, learn about

06:42:48.900 the, Oh, it's always been about weapons testing.

06:42:52.140 It was weapons testing from the get go.

06:42:54.060 It's, it's unload mill SERP, you know, get rid of your old stuff so you can buy new stuff.

06:42:58.940 And it was always weapons testing.

06:43:01.280 Everybody's watching what everyone else puts in the field.

06:43:03.820 So all big developed militaries are fielding stuff, testing stuff, and then you can do

06:43:09.500 recon on your military opposition.

06:43:12.400 So yeah, a hundred percent.

06:43:13.820 No, there's, there's like probably like 30, 40 different countries in Ukraine on the battlefields

06:43:18.460 at all times.

06:43:19.180 It's just full of foreign nationals from all over the world, just involved in the war because

06:43:24.640 it's, it's, it's a dress rehearsal.

06:43:26.140 The only preparation for war is war. 0.62

06:43:28.520 There is no substitute.

06:43:29.420 You can train and drill all you want.

06:43:30.760 Talk to any military pro, any career military person.

06:43:33.300 They will tell you, you can't do dress rehearsals for war.

06:43:37.000 You have to do war. 0.91

06:43:38.020 And this is real war to low intensity war.

06:43:40.640 And last thing I'd say is this is completely rewritten the rule book on drone warfare.

06:43:45.040 Totally.

06:43:45.500 Like literally the U S military has written an entirely new, not previously existent drone

06:43:52.580 warfare doctrine off of this Russo-Ju-Kraine war.

06:43:55.500 Like literally, not figuratively, they literally wrote a drone military and warfare doctrine

06:44:02.860 from this war.

06:44:03.900 So if nothing else, that's huge.

06:44:06.080 So yeah, you're, you're spot on.

06:44:08.000 And I've said that before as well.

06:44:09.140 So you're absolutely correct.

06:44:10.040 Those new leopard tanks sure look nice though.

06:44:25.700 Well, what about the, uh, the, uh, the new company that has put together a, uh, a drone

06:44:36.660 defense, basically, you know, is video it's, uh, mounted in the back of a pickup truck and

06:44:45.000 it is a, a drone defense operation, uh, that he made.

06:44:51.300 And he, it seems like he used consumer grade products to do it.

06:44:57.060 It's a, it's a kinetic instead of, um, I don't know what other, uh, technology they would

06:45:03.240 use, um, but it, it gets around the defenses of the, uh, the drones.

06:45:09.600 And this is what it looks like is a consumer grade drone, um, defense product.

06:45:20.300 Yeah, I've seen that.

06:45:21.800 It's basically a saw with a, uh, articulating servos on it and then some tracking software.

06:45:29.600 The tracking software must be pretty darn good because writing that stuff is not easy.

06:45:35.600 Optical tracking software is it's, it's really, you need high grade optics and you need guys

06:45:43.400 who have written this kind of software before.

06:45:46.000 What concerns me is the actual kind of potential for EM warfare there, because if you're piping

06:45:51.560 the signal back to a centralized processing area and then it has to get computed, uh, I'm

06:46:01.860 wondering how they handle the actual computational hardware.

06:46:04.860 If that's, if that's built into the system there or if it's supposed to be hyped back, you

06:46:13.840 know, via a data stream to a centralized location where it's processed.

06:46:18.640 And also that system does seem prone to, uh, overwhelm.

06:46:23.720 Like that was one of the, that's one of the things that drones, like large scale drone attacks 0.99

06:46:28.360 can do is they can overwhelm systems like that, but it looked pretty cool.

06:46:32.300 I was watching those videos of it.

06:46:33.680 Mythos.

06:46:34.060 I saw that exactly what you're talking about.

06:46:36.080 And I think that that probably is going to be a, um, I mean, when you, yeah, when you

06:46:41.960 see something like that, you're like, okay, so we're all going to have these in our homes

06:46:46.880 now.

06:46:47.160 And, and we're going to be, you know, cause when it comes to the drone warfare, uh, and

06:46:55.200 the cheapness of this, uh, and the, the fact that we don't have a secure nation, it becomes

06:47:02.080 a neighborhood, uh, defense operation.

06:47:06.220 And it, it just, it becomes very strange to enter a world like that as, you know, something

06:47:14.600 where you're, you're actually operating your own, uh, drone defense as a home security device

06:47:21.840 is, it's kind of where my head went and it's not, it's not a military grade.

06:47:27.300 I mean, is that what you're getting?

06:47:28.880 It's not a military grade, uh, device and operation.

06:47:33.500 It is more of a, you know, not every consumer at this point, but yeah, I think that there's

06:47:43.640 going to be like, um, because it seems like that would be in the field kind of easy to

06:47:51.340 counter with, uh, from if it's not a 360 degree coverage, then all you have to do is come from

06:48:00.100 the back, a lot of these military grade drones too.

06:48:03.100 They don't, they're not suicide drones that fly into the target, but they go up over above

06:48:08.920 with a, you know, uh, high grade optics.

06:48:11.300 And then they just drop an artillery charge on your head.

06:48:14.400 So I don't think that this optical software would be able to recognize something that's,

06:48:19.860 you know, a kilometer up in the air with a zoom optics.

06:48:23.720 And it's just dropping artillery rounds on people that seems to be, you know, it's kind

06:48:30.180 of, kind of hard to counter that.

06:48:32.540 It's not comfortable to live in, uh, in these people's world.

06:48:37.280 Um, and this has never been our world, right?

06:48:40.280 Our European military conduct has not been, uh, guerrilla warfare in urban centers or even

06:48:49.460 in rural areas.

06:48:50.520 And, and this is, this is not something we are accustomed to.

06:48:54.880 This is something that these desert people do. 1.00

06:48:58.420 And, and I would say maybe, you know, with this, uh, with this operation in Ukraine and

06:49:04.480 Russia, you know, it's, it's more similar.

06:49:09.700 I don't know.

06:49:10.080 Is it this, uh, the, the attacks on the cities and, um, I don't know, is this, this goes back

06:49:21.460 to different generations of warfare.

06:49:23.320 This, this harkens back to like second and third generation warfare here, uh, with what

06:49:29.840 they're doing.

06:49:30.500 The fourth generation of warfare, uh, is this, you know, drones in a guerrilla warfare, uh,

06:49:40.600 deployment is, is another level.

06:49:44.300 And it's, it's coming to a theater near you, uh, in, in, you know, pun intended there.

06:49:52.660 But, uh, Mr. Black, get in there.

06:49:54.740 What do you got?

06:49:55.260 Go ahead, Mr. Black.

06:50:09.000 We got a speaker issue, I think with you.

06:50:11.100 Um, if you want to go ahead and drop down, we'll bring you back up.

06:50:25.260 Yeah, you're, you're, you're, you're cooked.

06:50:29.940 Yeah, Mr. Schwanzwalder, we have, uh, dropped you, uh, to, uh, get you to come back though.

06:50:47.580 I think you had a connection issue with the space.

06:50:50.640 Oh, I know he's got a good drone tape.

06:51:02.060 Um, well, in the meantime, um, it is interesting that you'd bring that up at those, because

06:51:22.620 I think that this, uh, oh, there we go.

06:51:24.900 Let's see.

06:51:27.900 Yeah, go ahead, Mr.

06:51:28.960 Black. 0.93

06:51:29.280 Okay.

06:51:32.060 No, let me try it one more time.

06:51:47.280 Third time's the charm.

06:51:52.300 Yeah.

06:51:52.800 What, what were you going to say, uh, there?

06:51:54.620 The, uh, one of the real huge, most important parts of like, it's easy to get obsessed with

06:52:02.760 the violence, kind of the drones that can blow up and they can kill people and such, right?

06:52:06.240 You put a gun on them or something like that.

06:52:07.620 But, uh, the ability to collect like nonstop battlefield information is really incredible.

06:52:13.560 I think this is a big part of the fifth and sixth generation war that, um, we're going 0.99

06:52:19.500 to see kind of between large rivals, between pure rivals, the, um, ability to field reconnaissance

06:52:27.380 devices that are going to try to build a, uh, constant awareness kind of, uh, reconnaissance

06:52:36.120 capabilities over the battlefield with, um, one of the most terrifying things is that like

06:52:41.920 thinking about how, uh, you know, you could go through all this, this concealment, you

06:52:47.260 could go through and follow all the proper protocol, wearing your camouflage and your

06:52:51.260 ghillie suit and all this stuff like that.

06:52:52.740 And, um, there's a tiny little speck way up above you that is, these things are in the

06:52:58.580 air 24 hours a day because your enemy has thousands of them and they're able to just

06:53:03.680 put them up and take them back.

06:53:04.880 And they are live feed, total battlefield awareness piped to the forward operating base where,

06:53:12.860 um, data is collected and you have like a minority report, like three dimensional map with

06:53:20.560 all the little meat signatures on it and, and target information on it and combine this with

06:53:25.660 the AI capabilities too.

06:53:28.140 You could even have like a little pop-up as a guy's name on it, his age, his rank, all

06:53:33.520 this stuff.

06:53:34.180 That's, that's the, the amount of information that can be extracted from the battlefield now 0.87

06:53:38.360 is ridiculous.

06:53:39.580 We used to have to send scouts ahead. 0.85

06:53:42.240 That was the way we used to have to fight war was by guys going out in, in these scouting

06:53:48.620 journeys and collecting information.

06:53:50.400 And it's insane that we've come as far as we have, you know, even compared to a hundred

06:53:55.460 years ago where planes were flying over the battlefield and taking photographs of trench

06:54:00.080 lines.

06:54:00.540 Uh, Mr. Black, are you with us now?

06:54:16.180 Okay.

06:54:16.960 Now can you hear?

06:54:18.340 Yeah, go ahead.

06:54:19.700 Yeah. 0.99

06:54:19.860 For once my fucking computer was acting retarded, but the phone works. 1.00

06:54:23.320 Uh, so, so pardon me for this. 0.99

06:54:25.900 Uh, but I'm, I'm here to, uh, shill on, on behalf of, uh, one of our fellow brothers

06:54:31.980 that really needs some help right now, if that's okay.

06:54:34.980 Yeah, go ahead.

06:54:36.360 Okay.

06:54:36.820 So I would imagine most of the people in here are familiar with Moonman Mac.

06:54:42.380 Uh, yeah, yeah.

06:54:43.460 He's on GTV.

06:54:45.160 So, uh, I'll, I'll, I'll keep it brief.

06:54:48.100 So he's, he really, really, really needs some support right now.

06:54:53.020 Uh, Mythos, I messaged you a link to his power chat. 0.78

06:54:58.640 If you could post it in the nest, I don't want to give like too much shit away, but you 0.67

06:55:04.520 know, he was doxed recently and has since then been unable to find steady work. 0.96

06:55:10.360 Uh, I was just talking to a Mary Woffin a minute ago, he's going to pick him up.

06:55:14.100 He was in a car accident and yeah.

06:55:18.100 You know, you know, I'll, I'll say it because I need to stress like, like how much like this

06:55:23.100 dude really needs our help because he will never say this, but like, um, you know, my

06:55:26.840 man has, he's literally been skipping meals because he literally cannot afford to even

06:55:30.940 buy food at this point.

06:55:32.320 So say, if you could put that up there, I, I, I truly, yeah, we'll do that for you.

06:55:37.620 I feel for the man Mac.

06:55:39.460 Yeah.

06:55:39.740 And I can respect that. 0.99

06:55:41.240 Like he's, he doesn't want to talk about that shit, but like, dude, like we all need help 0.99

06:55:45.260 at some point. 0.99

06:55:45.900 And like, he, so he got in a really bad car accident.

06:55:49.320 Is that what the story is?

06:55:51.040 I don't know the severity of it.

06:55:53.020 Uh, I just spoke with a Mary Woffin, not even 30 minutes ago.

06:55:57.480 And, uh, he was saying, I know very little outside if he was in an accident and he said,

06:56:02.460 actually, I'm glad that you hit me up cause I was about to take a nap. 0.99

06:56:05.020 But, uh, yeah, I mean, he, he's going through a lot of shit, you know? 0.98

06:56:08.600 Um, so, so, I mean, the dude has health problems. 0.96

06:56:11.580 We're not going to get into that, but pretty much ever since he got docs, uh, docs, like,

06:56:16.740 like literally the, the, the dude is struggling to even afford to buy food.

06:56:21.120 Um, so if you could throw that power chat up there, he just could really use some support

06:56:27.440 right now financially.

06:56:29.640 And I, you know, yeah, we got you, that kind of stuff, but like, you know, he's, he's a

06:56:35.480 good dude and he's definitely one of our brothers and he can really use some help if, if you guys

06:56:40.080 are willing to help them out.

06:56:46.560 Yeah, enough said, man.

06:56:47.800 Appreciate you coming up.

06:56:48.800 I'll go throw, throw that up there. 0.97

06:56:50.600 I appreciate it.

06:56:51.760 Uh, I'm going to take off.

06:56:53.560 If any of you guys are on GTV, uh, if you tune into, uh, drill a stream, the full Anglo 1.00

06:57:00.780 Saxon breakfast show, as soon as there's some kind of update for those of you who are concerned,

06:57:06.760 it'll be posted in there if, if he's still online.

06:57:09.560 So I, I appreciate you.

06:57:11.580 Let me come up and give that whole spiel, um, white power, everyone. 0.94

06:57:16.040 And, you know, at the end of the day, white unity is what this is all about. 0.74

06:57:20.100 So I appreciate you guys.

06:57:21.980 Thank you.

06:57:23.760 Thanks brother.

06:57:24.480 Pulling Waffen, uh, you come here to defend, uh, your Slavic brothers against radios, harsh 0.67

06:57:40.580 attacks.

06:57:41.120 Is he doing the harsh attacks again?

06:57:44.840 I didn't hear you.

06:57:45.480 I just joined.

06:57:46.000 He did. 0.99

06:57:46.700 I don't have shit to pay right now. 0.99

06:57:47.760 I just joined. 0.99

06:57:49.580 Oh yeah.

06:57:50.120 What did he say?

06:57:50.780 Let me do it.

06:57:51.240 Let me do it.

06:57:51.980 Say again. 0.87

06:57:54.120 Radio.

06:57:54.920 Uh, yeah.

06:57:56.420 Oh, he just talked about the, uh, the, the low IQ verse, you know, in comparison to,

06:58:02.100 uh, the rest of Europe, something like that.

06:58:05.260 Uh, isn't Poland like 98 IQ average, something like that.

06:58:11.840 That's like two points lower than Poland.

06:58:13.700 We'll let Poland slide. 1.00

06:58:14.760 It was more directed at the, uh, Ukrainians and the Russians.

06:58:17.880 So no, it was, yeah, I mean, yeah, the fact is that the farther east you go.

06:58:24.300 Yeah.

06:58:25.120 Yeah.

06:58:25.440 The, the, the fact is that the farther east you go, the lower the IQ goes, no matter 0.98

06:58:30.560 if it's like, uh, Poland and it's Belarus, Ukraine, then it's fucking Russia and like 0.99

06:58:35.200 all those Balkan countries. 0.99

06:58:36.900 Yeah.

06:58:37.040 The farther east you go, the lower the IQ is.

06:58:39.520 I actually don't know why that, uh, why that is, but, uh, I'm not really defending the 0.97

06:58:44.300 Polish people, my G to be honest, I think there are a bunch of fucking good goyim and 1.00

06:58:48.420 they should suck a dick. 1.00

06:58:49.620 That's what I think nowadays. 1.00

06:58:53.420 Well, the, the, uh, the, um, kind of tartar Chechen Asiatic, uh, genes are very prominent 0.93

06:59:04.080 in, in some parts of, of Russia.

06:59:07.860 Correct.

06:59:08.380 I mean, they look Asiatic and I've seen pictures of Ukraine guys who are like straight German

06:59:14.400 looking chads, dude.

06:59:15.520 Like they are blonde hair, blue eyed, six foot five, uh, got their gear there.

06:59:21.540 You know, they're geared up.

06:59:23.280 Obviously there's a propaganda that is put out for, for our guys.

06:59:27.260 But, um, like the, the Asiatic mongrel Russian is a real thing. 1.00

06:59:33.920 That's kind of like a, that's like a real thing more than, it was like 80% of their country

06:59:38.760 is not even in Europe.

06:59:39.940 It's not, it's, it's like over in, it's more than most of their country is in Asia.

06:59:45.560 Most of their country is literally the steps.

06:59:48.340 Yeah.

06:59:48.760 You want to know why that is?

06:59:49.900 Cause you're actually right.

06:59:50.840 Cause yeah, Slavs are white. 1.00

06:59:52.780 Like for example, I am blonde hair and I have fucking hella blue eyes actually. 0.99

06:59:57.040 Uh, but there is some Slavs that are actually like, what the fuck is even that? 1.00

07:00:01.140 You, you look at that and you think to yourself, what is even that? 0.95

07:00:03.700 And if you want to know, for example, the, the Russians, like if you watched some combat

07:00:08.080 footage from Ukraine, like how the Russians are acting and such, you have, they call them

07:00:12.360 the orcs often. 0.95

07:00:13.560 And it's no fucking joke because the, like in the 1900s, the 20th century, yeah. 0.96

07:00:19.440 Uh, the Druze killed like, or even before I don't fucking remember, uh, they killed off 1.00

07:00:24.820 all the intelligence of Russia, like fucking all of them. 1.00

07:00:27.740 They wanted just straight up goyim slaves that will suck a fucking, you know, communist 1.00

07:00:33.280 cock. 1.00

07:00:33.860 That's why it is. 0.73

07:00:34.860 And it's still to this day.

07:00:36.440 Cause I mean, if you kill off the whole intelligent population of the country, that's what's going 0.76

07:00:42.680 to happen.

07:00:43.120 And it's been like a hundred years of indoctrination in the whole East. 0.90

07:00:46.380 So, I mean, uh, that's probably why it is.

07:00:49.680 Like, cause we don't have people like this in here, but really down East, like you will

07:00:55.440 find those types of Russians.

07:00:56.580 And it's, it's probably because of that, but, uh, I still like my country.

07:01:01.260 I think it's good, but why more?

07:01:02.940 Like, for example, I'm not going to like slide for Poland. 1.00

07:01:05.440 Cause I really don't care about it.

07:01:07.320 Like, cause recently, like I would go and like talk to people and then I'm just like listening 0.99

07:01:13.140 to the shit they say. 1.00

07:01:14.280 And they're like, Oh, I want the niggers country. 1.00

07:01:17.340 I'm not racist. 0.99

07:01:18.720 Yeah. 1.00

07:01:19.020 I want to, I want to suck a Jew dick. 1.00

07:01:20.820 Yeah. 1.00

07:01:21.840 Or like, they're going to vote for, you know, typical red Jew or blue Jew. 1.00

07:01:26.220 Fucking can't, you can't even talk to them. 0.99

07:01:27.900 It's like, if you want to be a good guy, be a good guy. 0.99

07:01:31.180 That's what they designed you for.

07:01:32.500 I don't know if you guys know this term, but there's a term for Poland that the Jews

07:01:36.360 use.

07:01:36.980 It's called Polin in, in the Jewish, whatever language they use, they call it Polin.

07:01:41.320 They, they think it's their country.

07:01:42.980 They think it's theirs. 1.00

07:01:44.320 And, uh, the Poles are, are fucking stupid because the, the Jews also control Germany. 1.00

07:01:49.500 And what they're doing recently is like, they, they want to, um, throw the German, the Polish 1.00

07:01:54.900 people to hate the Germans that look, the Germans are taking your capital, the European 0.97

07:01:59.860 union, you know, the Germany runs.

07:02:02.040 The European union, they're, they're taking your capital.

07:02:03.960 Look, there was just like a coal mine that we found recently in the Baltics and Germany

07:02:07.920 wants to claim it. 1.00

07:02:08.780 And everyone in Poland is like, Oh, these fucking Germans. 1.00

07:02:11.520 It's 1939 all over again. 1.00

07:02:13.440 Yeah, it is 1939 all over again.

07:02:15.260 Cause the Jew is trying to make you hate Germans and vice versa. 1.00

07:02:18.940 And they fucking succeeded. 1.00

07:02:20.060 So you're a faggot. 1.00

07:02:21.100 And that's why I don't care about the Polish. 1.00

07:02:22.600 I only care about the people who have a fucking brain and they're white. 1.00

07:02:25.640 That's what I care about. 1.00

07:02:27.620 That was actually a better take than we usually get from Poland often.

07:02:32.040 So that, that was, that was a solid rip, man.

07:02:34.540 That was a solid rip. 0.79

07:02:35.340 Nice job.

07:02:35.840 Yeah.

07:02:36.120 Cause I had a little rip of alcohol.

07:02:38.840 So that's why I better fix things.

07:02:40.440 Well, we'll allow it.

07:02:41.480 Cause it actually, the profanity was down and the, um, coherence of the argument was up.

07:02:47.080 So, all right, we'll out.

07:02:52.540 I mean, that part of Europe has a very, uh, colorful history.

07:02:58.640 Like, yeah. 0.99

07:03:02.980 And the one prominent color is, uh, fucking, uh, the blue color. 0.97

07:03:14.020 I know, I know that there's like a, a, like, I like to talk about the Teutonic kind of, like, there was a huge, the Northern crusade was a huge war. 0.95

07:03:27.540 Um, that actually wasn't that long ago, 600 years ago, up in that part of the world where, um, the, the kind of Teuton order, uh, invaded Polish, the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, which was at the time, one of the biggest, biggest countries in Europe.

07:03:44.020 I think by land size, just, uh, this huge chunk, this huge corridor come from the North Sea to, is it the Caspian that went down that way?

07:03:57.540 Uh, sorry, I was replying to a customer, Maji.

07:04:00.780 I don't know what you said, but, uh, yeah.

07:04:03.900 You know about the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth that was, um, that the Teutonics invaded? 1.00

07:04:10.160 Yeah, that was from, was that from the North Sea to the Caspian? 0.95

07:04:12.800 Oh, bro, I don't even fucking know.

07:04:16.360 The only one thing I know is that we defeated them in 1410, like, one time, and it's, like, a big thing. 0.95

07:04:22.700 That's the one thing I know. 0.91

07:04:24.940 I don't know shit about that, to be honest. 0.62

07:04:27.200 I only, like, really studied history hard, maybe starting in the Bolshevik Revolution. 0.80

07:04:34.960 Like, somewhere where Europa, the last battle starts, somewhere around here.

07:04:39.740 Before the history, I know it kind of, like, just from school.

07:04:42.680 But in, in my, uh, school in Poland, when I was 12 years old, yeah? 0.95

07:04:47.660 We still had the fucking, uh, Jewish lampshade and the soap in my history book. 0.95

07:04:51.880 So, like, you know, that, that education doesn't really fucking matter, does it? 0.99

07:04:56.040 So, yeah, I don't know shit about those times. 0.97

07:04:57.760 I think it's cool. 0.58

07:05:04.680 I think it's neat.

07:05:05.680 Last pagan kingdom of Europe. 0.98

07:05:09.700 Shit, now I have to do some research on that, because you know more than me on my own country. 0.99

07:05:15.680 What kind of nationalist I'm on. 0.99

07:05:17.700 Yeah, dude, I know a lot about history.

07:05:20.040 It's kind of my thing, I guess.

07:05:21.680 But, uh, I always thought it was, it was neato, because the Teutons, the Teutonic order that controlled northern Germany, um, and what became Prussia, was, uh, basically gave an ultimatum to the, uh, Polish-Lithuanian royal families and said, uh, convert or die.

07:05:40.500 And they were like, well, we choose die.

07:05:42.460 And they fought this bloody war against the Teutonic order, which was one of the most well-armed, well-equipped, and well-organized military forces in Europe at the time.

07:05:52.100 And, um, it's a pretty contentious part of European history, but, uh, it's, um, it's pretty fascinating to kind of think about the, the, the origins of these places that go back to the birth of the idea of a nation state.

07:06:09.820 And, um, and, uh, because Germany wasn't, obviously wasn't a nation state at this time, it was a Holy Roman Empire, um, Poland.

07:06:17.640 I, I don't even think Russia, Russia wasn't even a concept back, back then, you know, it was like, these were tribal confederations that were usually ruled by warlords or kings, and they had like a certain kind of organizational hierarchy depending on which part of Europe they were in.

07:06:36.560 And, um, the, the Teutonic cavalry would later become the, uh, uh, uh, I'm drawing a blank, would become the, uh, winged Hussar, the winged Hussars that, uh, fought against Napoleon and then ended up joining him when he triumphed over the HRE and was the first conqueror to walk through the Brandenburg Gate, actually.

07:07:04.820 I think in, like, 800 years or something was Bonaparte. 0.90

07:07:08.820 Yeah, man, the Hussars were badass, like, I mean, uh, ask any, any poll that doesn't even care about history or nothing, the Hussars were fucking badass, bro. 0.99

07:07:21.320 Like, if those guys, uh, pulled up on you, you were shitting bricks. 0.98

07:07:25.840 Like, I, I think there was, like, a battle of, I don't know, like, 300 Hussars against, like, a good few thousand, like, a good few thousand army, and they fucked them all up. 0.99

07:07:35.480 Because as soon as they, they charged in, everybody just shat their pants. 0.99

07:07:38.640 That's, that's pretty badass. 0.99

07:07:39.680 I wish we could fucking see it nowadays. 0.96

07:07:42.280 Uh, but, unlucky. 0.98

07:07:45.080 We have to sing Navahagila.

07:07:46.660 Navahagila, bro.

07:07:52.720 Yeah, bro. 1.00

07:07:53.980 You got some shekels, man, nigga, what the fuck? 1.00

07:07:57.180 What does that mean? 1.00

07:08:00.280 You got some shekels?

07:08:03.080 Navahagila, I don't know what it means.

07:08:04.560 It's, it's the Jewish song.

07:08:06.280 I don't know what Navahagila means, bro.

07:08:08.120 I have no clue.

07:08:09.160 Probably, like, uh, I don't know. 1.00

07:08:11.360 Something about, like, sucking baby dick, probably. 1.00

07:08:14.580 Something about eating foreskins. 1.00

07:08:16.660 Yeah, probably. 1.00

07:08:19.720 You know, if I translate it to Polish, it probably goes, like, uh, I love a baby cock, I'm a fucking Jew, I want to circumcise children, something like this. 1.00

07:08:29.700 I don't know. 1.00

07:08:31.360 And usury, too.

07:08:34.520 Yeah, of course.

07:08:35.680 Bro, I'm such a good guy. 0.69

07:08:37.320 I literally, just, like, yesterday, took, like, a really big loan, because I need to buy some drugs to sell to the blacks. 0.98

07:08:43.660 Actually, that's a really funny thing I started doing, like, one year ago, because there's a lot of blacks coming into this country. 1.00

07:08:49.280 So I started selling them marijuana, and once they piss me off, I can, like, lace it with Fent and just kill them motherfuckers all. 1.00

07:08:54.940 This is, like, really nice, actually. 1.00

07:08:57.900 Peace.

07:08:59.500 Just kidding.

07:09:00.420 For Mossad's sake.

07:09:01.560 It's roleplay.

07:09:04.060 Disavow.

07:09:05.740 Disavow.

07:09:06.100 I do want to see, um, some of the parts of Poland.

07:09:12.220 I've seen, like, uh, apparently that's one of the best places to go for, like, historical tours, because they've got, like, a bunch of stuff.

07:09:20.780 Everything from, like, the Cold War to, uh, ancient, you know, Middle Ages, Middle Ages, like, castles and stuff like that, and you can go, and it won't break the bank.

07:09:32.020 And if you go to, like, Deutschland or France, it's, like, thousands and thousands of dollars, and you gotta spend all this money and deal with them.

07:09:39.500 And I've, I've seen things about Poland that says that it's, like, it's nice, and it's clean, and there's a lot of white people, and they're nice, and it's not super expensive.

07:09:48.820 I went to Ireland, and that place is, like, until you go off the beaten path, that place is a tourist trap.

07:09:56.060 Everything.

07:09:56.780 So many euro, dude.

07:09:58.300 And it's, like, it's non-stop tourist trap, where it's, like, it's unfortunate, because you can tell a lot of their whole economy is built on this.

07:10:06.140 Like, uh, I was walking around Dublin, and, um, it's, like, where are the Irish people?

07:10:13.380 There's more Americans here than Irish people.

07:10:16.100 And there's browns.

07:10:17.560 More Americans? 0.99

07:10:18.500 Not niggers? 1.00

07:10:19.900 There's niggers. 1.00

07:10:21.300 There's too many niggers, man. 1.00

07:10:23.000 Walking around on cobblestone. 1.00

07:10:24.340 You know when you see a nigger walking on cobblestone, you know something's going terribly wrong. 1.00

07:10:27.980 Yeah, in Poland, there's a lot of, like, those you mentioned, there's actually a lot of them to see. 0.91

07:10:36.240 Like, there's a whole bunch of thousand-year-old castles still standing.

07:10:39.940 You can go watch them.

07:10:40.880 There's one, like, 15 kilometers away from me.

07:10:44.200 I used to go there when I was a kid, and I think it's even, like, free to get in there and just check it out.

07:10:50.260 But there's probably, like, other stuff to do there if you want, like, pay or whatever.

07:10:53.680 But it's nice.

07:10:54.580 They have, like, reconstructions of, like, battles and stuff.

07:10:57.760 I don't know if you know Grunwald as well.

07:10:59.620 They do, like, reconstructions of battles, like, all the, you know, traditional, like, clothing, all that shit. 0.88

07:11:06.300 Yeah, it's pretty cool to check.

07:11:08.380 You don't have tourist traps, which is, like, nice. 0.76

07:11:10.440 The only tourist trap you can fall into is you get some really expensive, but shit food or the clubs that, like, some girl will invite you, like, in the main square. 0.90

07:11:22.180 Some girl on the street will invite you, you know. 1.00

07:11:24.040 If there's a go-go club or something, come in, strip club, and they will just drug you and take all your money. 1.00

07:11:28.540 That's the one tourist trap.

07:11:29.700 And I don't know why that's allowed in Poland.

07:11:31.920 The police knows about it, and I don't know if they're in on it or something. 0.99

07:11:34.760 But, yeah, don't go to the clubs if some bitch invites you to a titty bar. 1.00

07:11:38.260 That's the one thing you do. 0.98

07:11:39.680 And, I don't know, just check if the food has, like, good reviews.

07:11:43.680 And that's pretty much all.

07:11:44.940 Like, you don't have tourist traps. 0.99

07:11:46.040 You don't have the fucking, if you go to Italy or France. 0.93

07:11:48.540 Even when I was, like, 12 years old, 11 years old, my parents took me to some, I don't remember what country. 1.00

07:11:56.100 But you just go to the main square, and there's some African fucking Senegal nigger. 1.00

07:12:00.600 And he, like, gives you an armband or some shiny shit. 1.00

07:12:04.360 And, you know, me, like, being a seven-year-old kid, oh, my God, some shiny shit. 1.00

07:12:07.720 Let me take it. 0.99

07:12:08.240 And my mom is like, nah, that nigger is going to make you pay 50 euros, and if you don't pay him, he's going to fucking, you know, I'd be a seven-year-old kid. 1.00

07:12:15.060 I don't know it. 0.99

07:12:16.440 And let's say my parents didn't know it.

07:12:18.560 And that's the experience of vacation in Europe that you're going to get.

07:12:23.580 You don't know what's going on here. 1.00

07:12:25.160 You don't know that this is some fucking scam. 1.00

07:12:27.060 Your kid just wants a shiny fucking whatever the fuck this nigger gave you. 1.00

07:12:30.480 And all of a sudden, you're surrounded by 10 niggers who want to, like, solicit you. 1.00

07:12:35.440 Because you don't want to pay him 100 for some plastic shit from Aliexpress. 0.99

07:12:39.340 I mean, that's, like, for example, I would love to see a lot of places in Europe I didn't get to see as a kid. 0.99

07:12:45.620 But now I'm just like, dude, do I want to fucking go to Italy when I literally just seen a video of a guy in Rome getting his head bashed in by a nigger and fucking died and nobody does anything? 1.00

07:12:57.020 I don't want to go there, bro, but I want to see Italy. 0.98

07:12:59.580 Like, what do you do now?

07:13:01.080 It's insane.

07:13:01.680 I don't even know, man.

07:13:05.440 Yeah, we've got to clean it up.

07:13:09.580 We're going to clean it up, brother.

07:13:11.880 Hail Europa.

07:13:16.220 Yeah, pretty much.

07:13:17.400 But when, bro?

07:13:23.600 When?

07:13:24.480 Because this is actually the one thing that started pissing me off, like, maybe the past three months.

07:13:29.960 I'm really pissed off at this.

07:13:31.180 Like, I'm thinking when? 0.99

07:13:33.240 Because every single fucking day I wake up in a Jew-controlled society, I don't want to wake up in it. 1.00

07:13:40.700 Like, can it happen already? 1.00

07:13:42.240 Like, can it happen, bro?

07:13:44.900 Netanyahu just started, like, admitting openly that he wants to do greater Israel.

07:13:49.420 So maybe something will go further, a little bit of acceleration and stuff, hopefully.

07:13:55.620 It depends on us, brother.

07:14:01.520 It depends on us.

07:14:03.200 We're the ones.

07:14:03.940 Nobody's going to come save us.

07:14:05.700 It's all on us.

07:14:06.740 So.

07:14:08.620 What, uh...

07:14:09.460 One thing I was worrying about.

07:14:11.400 Actually, not worrying about.

07:14:12.500 I was wondering. 1.00

07:14:13.280 Because I don't know if that shit's even real. 1.00

07:14:15.480 I've just heard about it, like, two times. 0.99

07:14:17.380 You heard about the Samson option? 0.98

07:14:19.260 Is that real at all? 1.00

07:14:20.500 I was like, yeah, that's something a fucking Jew would do. 1.00

07:14:24.660 Oh, yeah. 1.00

07:14:25.340 That's totally real.

07:14:26.480 You know that's real.

07:14:27.680 You just know as soon as you hear it, you're like, yeah, that's exactly what...

07:14:30.940 It's exactly the kind of plan that Jews would come up with. 1.00

07:14:33.480 That is 100% precisely what the Jews would do. 1.00

07:14:37.620 Yeah, pretty much.

07:14:38.540 And, you know, you look at all the, like, other countries that are in the position of nukes and what their stance on it is.

07:14:45.200 And you're like, well, yeah, that's, like, fairly normal, I guess, yeah?

07:14:48.660 But then, like, you think any other country that would say something like this, you'd be like, is that even real?

07:14:54.880 But Israel, yeah, that's... 0.97

07:14:56.380 They would. 0.99

07:14:57.660 Because they don't even fucking see you as human. 1.00

07:14:59.680 If their existence is endangered, they will just start nuking shit randomly. 1.00

07:15:05.580 It doesn't mean... 0.97

07:15:06.220 It doesn't matter if you're, like, an ally to them. 0.91

07:15:08.900 They don't fucking see you as one anyway. 1.00

07:15:10.560 You can get fucked. 1.00

07:15:12.040 That's what the Jew thinks. 1.00

07:15:13.500 Yeah, that's why we need, like, the...

07:15:15.940 We need, like, orbital lasers or something that is, like, it can get them all at once, you know?

07:15:21.060 You gotta do, like, the whole beam all over the whole country, like a...

07:15:25.980 So it goes underground, too, because they got, like, the underground bunkers.

07:15:28.960 You gotta...

07:15:29.580 Several miles deep...

07:15:31.420 And just leave, like, a scorched hole where all their command centers were and everything like that.

07:15:37.120 And just beam it down.

07:15:40.180 That's our best bet.

07:15:41.320 I thought about it, like, maybe one year ago as well.

07:15:46.060 I didn't know about the Samson option yet, but I was like, well, if you want to get rid of them, they still got nukes. 1.00

07:15:52.160 And I don't trust them with that.

07:15:53.960 I didn't know about the Samson option, though. 0.98

07:15:56.080 But I had, like, a really vivid dream where I was, like, a fucking kamikaze suicide bomber. 0.99

07:16:00.820 And I just jumped out the plane with a backpack full of fucking nukes. 1.00

07:16:04.620 And I just leveled that motherfucker to the ground. 1.00

07:16:07.040 That was the most beautiful dream ever. 1.00

07:16:08.820 And they couldn't do shit. 0.98

07:16:09.660 They can't do the Samson option if you do that. 0.99

07:16:12.340 So that's good. 1.00

07:16:12.940 You just gotta parachute down that motherfucker. 1.00

07:16:15.420 That would be really nice if that's possible. 1.00

07:16:16.960 But, I mean, I honestly...

07:16:19.560 When you think about it, I don't know where all this is going.

07:16:22.980 I don't know how the world is gonna look in 20 years. 0.99

07:16:25.300 What the Jew is gonna fucking come up with. 1.00

07:16:27.020 And when people actually start noticing and start doing stuff, what's gonna be their counter-defense? 0.99

07:16:31.560 Because I think they can lose power in countries like Germany, Poland, England, etc.

07:16:37.380 United States maybe even.

07:16:39.120 But that's, like, that's a tough one.

07:16:41.460 I think United States is the toughest one, probably. 0.98

07:16:44.420 But what do you fucking do with Israel and with, actually, the Jews? 0.99

07:16:49.800 What do you do with them? 1.00

07:16:50.680 I mean, fuck, I don't know. 1.00

07:16:53.600 Somebody with, like, 500 IQs gotta figure that one out. 1.00

07:16:57.040 Because I don't see an option.

07:16:59.460 I really don't.

07:17:01.700 Well, my take is that they are incompetent by themselves.

07:17:06.940 They are an overvalued group of people, both by themselves and by, you know, the people who, you know, focus on them.

07:17:23.780 You know, they don't have the capability to operate by themselves.

07:17:27.800 They have to have the U.S. 0.98

07:17:29.320 If the U.S. was to abandon support for Israel, then that would be the end of it, you know, within very little time.

07:17:38.000 You know, but the whole thing is really engineered for support.

07:17:42.920 And they need support.

07:17:44.620 And even – I'm not afraid of the Samson option. 0.99

07:17:48.280 I know it's a doctrine, the Samson doctrine.

07:17:50.200 I know it's a doctrine because that's the way their brains think.

07:17:53.920 But their competence and being able to take, you know, execute on something like that is not threatening.

07:18:04.940 They tried to land on the moon.

07:18:07.920 I don't know if you saw that a few years back.

07:18:12.160 They tried to land on the moon.

07:18:13.500 They crashed into it, and there could be some question of whether it was intentionally crashed into it because they wanted to spill the water bears and their library of Israeli and Jewish books all over the moon just in case those water bears evolved to become Jews one day. 0.60

07:18:40.160 They can read their books.

07:18:41.140 I don't know.

07:18:41.900 But they have no ability to accomplish things.

07:18:47.620 And I know that there's strikes that have been reported as really great strikes lately, the strikes on the Iranians and how surgical they were and this kind of thing. 0.97

07:19:04.280 But I have no real evidence that they're accomplishing anything.

07:19:08.420 They seem to be extremely incompetent outside of convincing their Shabbos Goy to work for them, right? 1.00

07:19:20.960 So it's – I'm not worried about a Samson option in terms of what it means for us. 0.94

07:19:27.060 I mean if they blow up the Middle East, I don't even see a thing wrong with that. 0.99

07:19:31.400 I just would say, okay, that's as far as they go.

07:19:34.920 But they're – they can't take down the world.

07:19:38.680 I have no hesitation on concluding that.

07:19:43.380 It's not a scary thing.

07:19:46.080 I don't know how it would affect Poland.

07:19:47.940 Are you in Poland right now?

07:19:51.200 Yeah, I am.

07:19:52.300 As far as I know, Warsaw is actually on the Samson list right next to Berlin.

07:19:58.980 So, yeah.

07:20:00.340 But the Samson option, as far as I remember, that was not like they would just do it out of nowhere or something or like they lose power in, you know, all over Europe, United States, Australia, etc.

07:20:11.720 It's if the existence of Israel or the Jewish people, something like that, is in danger, then they would actually do it. 0.99

07:20:19.500 So that's like a little better because you could actually reclaim United States, you could reclaim Europe.

07:20:24.520 That is really good.

07:20:25.500 That is something I really like.

07:20:27.160 But something I do not like is – I just don't think that is an option.

07:20:33.260 I just don't see it as a solution because, well, I don't really know how to say it and if I can say it on the internet.

07:20:41.000 But I thought of this like a year ago as well. 0.99

07:20:45.460 The most humane thing you could do to the Jews is if you took all of them, castrated them all chemically so they can't reproduce and just let them live their lives in separation somewhere, like behind big fucking walls and people with guns so they just can't leave. 1.00

07:21:02.920 Because if you leave one Jew, he's going to come back to bite your ass in a thousand years or so. 1.00

07:21:08.720 And it's been proven by history so many times. 1.00

07:21:10.520 You kick them out for the fucking thousand times, you leave a few Jews, they're going to be like, man, look what he's fucking going and did to us. 1.00

07:21:17.340 Go fucking bite their ass again. 1.00

07:21:19.460 And you're going to have little Yentl or whoever the fuck come to your country again and do that shit all over again in a thousand years even or how long. 1.00

07:21:28.480 But that's what I was thinking. 0.99

07:21:31.160 Like, you know, leaving Israel be and leaving them be is not the solution because they will never stop. 1.00

07:21:37.280 It's in their Bible.

07:21:38.540 It's in their belief.

07:21:39.520 It's their whole life.

07:21:41.420 They will never stop what they're doing.

07:21:43.040 And they've proven that over a thousand years of history that they will never stop and they will always.

07:21:48.480 Yeah, it's like expecting a termite to stop eating wood, right?

07:21:52.580 It's just you have to realize what you're dealing with here.

07:21:55.800 And biologically, they are pre-programmed and they can't stop doing what they're doing.

07:22:02.120 Yeah, man, but, like, I'm wondering, why is it even, why are they like this, to be honest?

07:22:12.340 Like, how did that start? 0.98

07:22:13.840 How did this whole fucking group of people adopt such a mindset? 1.00

07:22:17.760 Because it is a crazy mindset to me, for example. 1.00

07:22:20.400 Like, we could allow them to live in Israel. 0.97

07:22:23.040 All the Middle Easterners think like this, right? 0.99

07:22:29.020 At least the Arab ones, right? 1.00

07:22:30.700 I think the Iranians are an exception. 1.00

07:22:33.100 And maybe that's why the Jews hate them so much. 0.99

07:22:36.220 But all of the Arabs think like this. 0.98

07:22:41.200 And this is their genetic history.

07:22:43.080 They are Middle Eastern genetically.

07:22:51.800 I don't know if that's right, but it could be.

07:22:54.720 Muslims are, like, Arab also.

07:22:58.120 Well, Muslims is a... 1.00

07:23:00.700 Is it religious? 1.00

07:23:04.680 Muslims, Middle Eastern, Arab, whatever the fuck. 0.99

07:23:07.800 Is Poland-Wafin the deepest thinker in all of Poland right now? 1.00

07:23:11.600 I think he might be.

07:23:12.760 He might... 1.00

07:23:12.980 Probably, like, I am so fucking crippled, depressed because of the fucking Jewish shit. 1.00

07:23:17.660 Like, I don't want to kill myself every single thing. 1.00

07:23:18.760 Bro, I mean, you're ripping some of the hottest...

07:23:21.300 Yeah, yeah, this is.

07:23:23.040 ...Polish takes that I've heard.

07:23:24.100 He's going to unravel the entire Polish joke industry. 1.00

07:23:30.240 No, that's not...

07:23:30.660 No, that's not...

07:23:31.280 That's not go that far.

07:23:33.520 Too deep?

07:23:33.780 Yeah, that's not happening.

07:23:35.580 We're not there yet.

07:23:36.660 Jokes write themselves.

07:23:38.200 He's pulling at the threads.

07:23:39.440 Jokes write themselves.

07:23:40.600 They don't come from nowhere, you know? 0.99

07:23:41.980 Like, the Polish stereotype, and the Polish joke, the Polak, and shit. 1.00

07:23:46.680 The Polak. 1.00

07:23:47.440 You know why the fuck thing is there? 0.99

07:23:48.980 Because in Polish, say, I am Polish. 0.99

07:23:53.200 You say, Ja jestem Polakiem. 0.98

07:23:55.360 You say, I am Polak.

07:23:57.580 So that's kind of the...

07:23:58.960 Like, to Americans, probably sounded really weird. 0.99

07:24:01.300 Like, what the fuck? 1.00

07:24:02.060 You're a Polak? 1.00

07:24:02.960 Ah, fuck you, Polak. 1.00

07:24:04.280 It's kind of fucking... 1.00

07:24:05.520 Sounds funny. 0.99

07:24:06.500 The stereotypes don't come out of nowhere.

07:24:08.080 And they come out of...

07:24:10.140 As well, when Polish people migrated to the United States,

07:24:13.160 like, for example, you had the Italians, the British, etc.

07:24:17.000 They would usually be, like, actual productive members of society,

07:24:20.800 like, intelligent people, etc.

07:24:22.360 The only people that migrated from Poland to America in those times

07:24:26.680 were, like, farmers, those types of people.

07:24:28.940 They would only go in the fields.

07:24:30.280 They wouldn't know the language.

07:24:31.660 But, you know, ever since we stepped foot in the United States, 1.00

07:24:34.940 people always kind of looked at the Polak as kind of a fucking retard. 1.00

07:24:38.420 Because the retards came there. 1.00

07:24:39.420 What's the shape of your head? 0.96

07:24:40.820 Be honest. 0.85

07:24:41.420 Do you have a blockhead that just go there? 0.97

07:24:44.200 Do you got a blockhead or what? 1.00

07:24:47.040 What the fuck is a blockhead? 1.00

07:24:50.520 I'm sorry. 1.00

07:24:51.600 It's all my Polish bros.

07:24:53.000 Listen, I love you all.

07:24:54.660 All right.

07:24:56.600 I don't know what it is.

07:24:59.500 We're dredging up the Anglo superiority complex here. 1.00

07:25:03.700 That's an inherent part of a United States culture, Poland-Wathen.

07:25:09.400 So you got to...

07:25:10.060 Yes, explain to them stuff.

07:25:11.900 So we are descended from the greatest white people ever 0.88

07:25:17.160 to have graced the fate of the planet,

07:25:20.460 you know, the Anglo-Saxon,

07:25:22.460 who brought all of the world in its entirety into modernity,

07:25:26.880 invented everything,

07:25:28.260 all the way back into all of ancient history.

07:25:30.900 We was the kings of everything.

07:25:32.240 We was Israelis.

07:25:34.520 We was Egyptians.

07:25:36.280 We was Indian kings.

07:25:38.500 We was Iranians.

07:25:40.040 We was all of that.

07:25:40.940 That was all the Anglo-Saxon. 0.96

07:25:42.760 And until the Anglo-Saxon appeared on the face of the planet, 0.99

07:25:45.760 it was a backwards place that was unenlightened. 0.99

07:25:50.660 And then the Englishmen came

07:25:52.040 and blessed the entire sphere

07:25:55.660 with knowledge and self-actualization.

07:25:58.360 With Shakespeare and John Stuart Mill.

07:26:03.560 Yeah, and I agree with you.

07:26:05.140 And I'm not even mad at that

07:26:06.180 because I'm probably like 50% Anglo-Saxon anyway 0.98

07:26:09.020 because I don't give a fuck. 0.99

07:26:10.600 And you're flexing it right now, bro. 0.99

07:26:12.640 Those Anglo roots are... 1.00

07:26:14.700 You're flexing them today.

07:26:15.660 I'm proud of you. 1.00

07:26:16.200 That's good shit. 1.00

07:26:20.160 Good shit. 1.00

07:26:20.900 Yeah, I mean... 1.00

07:26:22.020 I really...

07:26:23.120 I think maybe going skit a little bit

07:26:26.700 helps me

07:26:27.740 because I see more, I think.

07:26:34.400 Like, for example,

07:26:35.800 now let's say

07:26:36.800 I get into an unfortunate altercation 1.00

07:26:39.500 with a fucking leftist retard. 1.00

07:26:41.300 I don't even try. 1.00

07:26:43.040 I just tell him 0.76

07:26:44.160 well, I'm really fucking sorry for you 0.74

07:26:46.820 that your whole worldview 0.95

07:26:48.220 has been constructed

07:26:49.420 and you're completely clueless.

07:26:50.920 I mean, message me. 0.99

07:26:52.020 I'll maybe fucking help you 0.98

07:26:53.060 if you want to, 0.99

07:26:54.200 I don't know,

07:26:54.860 grow a brain or something.

07:26:57.180 But I can't help you, my G,

07:26:58.980 until you figure it out yourself.

07:27:00.740 But you said,

07:27:02.420 I think Skoll,

07:27:04.000 you said something about the Jews 0.97

07:27:06.140 that they're not capable

07:27:07.340 of doing anything by themselves.

07:27:09.080 and I was actually...

07:27:10.380 I wanted to touch on that.

07:27:11.240 I just remembered.

07:27:12.960 Yeah, that was...

07:27:13.480 Yeah, you're right.

07:27:14.120 I think they were...

07:27:15.380 Missiles.

07:27:15.980 Yeah, missiles.

07:27:17.060 Yeah, I think they are 0.99

07:27:18.100 really fucking incapable. 1.00

07:27:20.120 They can't do anything by themselves. 1.00

07:27:22.740 And as you said,

07:27:23.880 Anglo-Saxons were the ones 1.00

07:27:25.260 that really pushed the world forward.

07:27:27.660 But there is one thing

07:27:30.180 that I started giving the Jews 0.99

07:27:32.640 a little credit for.

07:27:34.080 And you know how they say...

07:27:36.340 I mean, not credit.

07:27:37.120 I wouldn't call it that.

07:27:39.080 But it's just incredible to me.

07:27:41.860 That is incredible to me.

07:27:43.200 It is insane that I can speak to,

07:27:45.700 you know, pretty much anybody

07:27:46.820 I meet on the street.

07:27:48.100 And they will completely,

07:27:50.240 absolutely believe

07:27:51.840 what the Jew has taught them

07:27:53.080 since birth.

07:27:53.980 And that is something

07:27:54.940 that is, in my opinion,

07:27:56.880 really hard to achieve. 1.00

07:27:57.940 They might be piece of shit humans. 1.00

07:27:59.920 They're not even fucking human. 1.00

07:28:01.800 They can't accomplish anything 1.00

07:28:03.140 by themselves.

07:28:04.100 But they are just...

07:28:05.340 Yeah, like, I mean,

07:28:06.040 it makes sense

07:28:07.460 that they're children of Satan

07:28:08.560 because they are masters

07:28:09.520 of manipulation 1.00

07:28:10.380 and just all that disgusting shit. 1.00

07:28:12.940 How could you convince 1.00

07:28:13.980 millions of people

07:28:15.240 that somebody's your enemy

07:28:17.260 while you're behind their back 1.00

07:28:19.080 or you're fucking... 1.00

07:28:20.020 You know, you're sticking 1.00

07:28:20.940 your finger up his ass 1.00

07:28:23.000 and you're like, 1.00

07:28:23.480 that's your enemy, 1.00

07:28:24.280 but you're fucking him 1.00

07:28:25.040 with a, you know, 0.99

07:28:25.820 like a really hot steel fan

07:28:28.300 or something,

07:28:29.100 whatever.

07:28:29.540 And that's something

07:28:30.940 that was always crazy to me

07:28:32.300 when I started noticing.

07:28:33.880 How do those people not know?

07:28:35.720 And I kind of started going crazy

07:28:37.340 because I was like, 1.00

07:28:38.120 wait, am I the fucking retard here? 0.99

07:28:40.060 Why does everybody say 1.00

07:28:41.200 I'm crazy?

07:28:42.680 Like, you know what I mean?

07:28:45.000 But...

07:28:45.680 And also,

07:28:47.420 like, when I read the Talmud,

07:28:50.540 animals,

07:28:51.340 they think we're goyim,

07:28:52.920 they think we're cattle.

07:28:54.920 And then I look at the people

07:28:56.300 I'm trying to, you know,

07:28:57.540 talk to

07:28:58.020 and try to maybe

07:28:58.920 put some sense into them.

07:29:00.400 And they act like cattle.

07:29:02.380 It's like they want to be herded 1.00

07:29:03.680 by a fucking Jew. 1.00

07:29:05.080 And I'm like, 1.00

07:29:05.820 damn. 1.00

07:29:06.740 The Jew is right on that. 1.00

07:29:08.360 You are a fucking boy. 1.00

07:29:09.800 Like, come on. 1.00

07:29:11.040 Like, that is,

07:29:12.120 that is, yeah,

07:29:12.920 one thing.

07:29:16.180 Well, you know,

07:29:16.860 it's a,

07:29:17.260 it's a, um,

07:29:19.240 it's interesting

07:29:20.040 because there's almost like

07:29:21.000 a biological way

07:29:22.080 to interpret that,

07:29:23.040 I think.

07:29:23.580 And that is that

07:29:24.240 Jews have 0.99

07:29:26.500 for millennia now

07:29:28.380 one

07:29:29.760 trick.

07:29:31.160 They have

07:29:31.940 one survival instinct

07:29:33.400 and it's subversion.

07:29:35.420 And, uh,

07:29:36.620 they've sharpened this,

07:29:37.720 like,

07:29:38.100 for millennia

07:29:39.020 and there's not many,

07:29:40.180 uh,

07:29:41.540 cultures

07:29:41.980 on the planet

07:29:43.000 like this

07:29:43.720 that have had

07:29:44.380 absolutely nothing

07:29:45.240 going for them

07:29:45.980 except for one

07:29:46.960 trick.

07:29:48.220 And that's the way

07:29:49.460 that they survive.

07:29:50.320 That is their evolutionary,

07:29:52.400 psycho-evolutionary

07:29:53.600 mechanism for adaptation

07:29:55.080 and survival.

07:29:56.600 So,

07:29:57.180 no other nation

07:29:58.120 could,

07:29:58.600 no other group

07:29:59.180 of people

07:29:59.580 could come close

07:30:00.520 to,

07:30:01.040 you know,

07:30:01.980 the,

07:30:02.280 the level of,

07:30:03.100 uh,

07:30:04.540 skill in subversion.

07:30:06.140 It's, uh,

07:30:06.900 pretty,

07:30:07.540 it is,

07:30:08.700 it is bizarre

07:30:09.840 and mind-boggling.

07:30:11.860 And, um,

07:30:13.200 that's why it's

07:30:14.780 interesting to see

07:30:15.540 people say,

07:30:16.160 like, you know,

07:30:16.980 use the tactics

07:30:17.800 of the Jew 0.77

07:30:18.280 against the Jew 0.99

07:30:19.000 or something like that.

07:30:19.880 It's like,

07:30:20.040 we could never get

07:30:21.060 to that level

07:30:21.760 of subversion.

07:30:23.020 You know,

07:30:23.300 we can do,

07:30:24.300 like, 1.00

07:30:25.520 blow nigger shit 1.00

07:30:26.400 and brainwash 1.00

07:30:28.320 populations or something

07:30:29.480 or put out,

07:30:30.200 you know,

07:30:30.860 uh,

07:30:31.720 counter-revolutionary

07:30:32.740 radio stations

07:30:33.480 like the English 0.77

07:30:34.120 did in the Cold War,

07:30:35.320 but to actually

07:30:36.860 intentionally

07:30:37.760 parasitize

07:30:38.780 and subvert

07:30:39.500 entire nations

07:30:40.720 of people,

07:30:41.180 I don't,

07:30:41.660 I don't know,

07:30:42.960 I don't think

07:30:43.340 anybody on the planet

07:30:44.600 could,

07:30:45.060 could ever,

07:30:45.840 you know,

07:30:46.800 come close to

07:30:47.980 the

07:30:48.900 vile ability 0.99

07:30:50.580 of the Jew 1.00

07:30:51.160 to do that.

07:30:52.040 It's incredible.

07:30:54.440 Bro,

07:30:54.920 just use

07:30:55.340 parasitize

07:30:56.180 in a sentence

07:30:56.780 correctly.

07:30:57.400 It's impressive.

07:30:58.060 Oh,

07:30:58.260 Colt Williams

07:30:58.920 got his hand up here.

07:30:59.900 Settle down,

07:31:00.480 boys.

07:31:01.360 Weimar,

07:31:02.260 Weimar,

07:31:02.960 what is the

07:31:03.620 parasitize?

07:31:04.960 It's like,

07:31:05.660 it's,

07:31:06.160 it's,

07:31:07.520 uh,

07:31:08.400 it's a different,

07:31:09.120 um,

07:31:10.500 uh,

07:31:10.720 tense for,

07:31:11.360 uh,

07:31:11.600 parasitism.

07:31:13.220 Parasitic.

07:31:14.100 There's a lot of ways

07:31:14.800 you can slice that word up

07:31:16.500 and add a bunch

07:31:17.000 of syllables.

07:31:17.460 Yeah,

07:31:18.640 parasitism.

07:31:20.980 Yeah,

07:31:21.340 England,

07:31:22.620 English,

07:31:23.240 yes,

07:31:23.460 it is actually a word,

07:31:24.340 and because English

07:31:25.020 has the,

07:31:25.600 uh,

07:31:25.880 declension forms

07:31:26.920 of a lot of verbs

07:31:28.900 that,

07:31:29.560 uh,

07:31:29.980 and a lot of nouns,

07:31:30.780 we can declend nouns

07:31:32.440 thanks to our

07:31:33.580 blend of Germanic

07:31:35.420 and Latin

07:31:36.220 language.

07:31:37.060 We actually have

07:31:38.060 some very interesting,

07:31:39.120 uh,

07:31:39.940 linguistic capabilities

07:31:41.220 in English,

07:31:41.960 which is,

07:31:42.580 again,

07:31:42.760 why it's the best

07:31:43.300 language ever.

07:31:44.660 Colton,

07:31:45.380 what do you got,

07:31:45.900 man?

07:31:45.980 Hey,

07:31:48.460 everybody.

07:31:49.180 So,

07:31:49.640 I had a question.

07:31:51.120 Do you guys

07:31:51.840 on the panel here

07:31:52.820 believe

07:31:53.500 that the ancient

07:31:55.280 civilization of

07:31:56.400 Sumer

07:31:57.020 was brown people

07:31:59.400 or white people?

07:32:01.800 He wasn't there, 1.00

07:32:02.660 nigga. 1.00

07:32:03.100 How am I supposed

07:32:03.780 to know?

07:32:05.760 It's an important

07:32:06.640 question leading

07:32:07.320 to another one.

07:32:08.080 I say

07:32:12.060 the Indian

07:32:12.680 Oh,

07:32:13.380 yawn.

07:32:14.300 Um,

07:32:15.160 just go ahead,

07:32:15.960 Colton.

07:32:16.360 Just get to the point.

07:32:18.660 So,

07:32:19.140 you're not even

07:32:19.620 going to offer

07:32:20.140 a response?

07:32:22.060 No,

07:32:22.500 I don't think

07:32:22.820 anybody up here

07:32:23.440 is a Sumerian,

07:32:24.340 uh,

07:32:24.800 expert.

07:32:25.500 Uh,

07:32:25.720 that's what I'm

07:32:26.020 getting from

07:32:26.460 the,

07:32:26.680 uh,

07:32:26.880 response here.

07:32:28.500 Oh,

07:32:29.040 yeah.

07:32:30.000 Okay,

07:32:30.520 go ahead.

07:32:30.820 Yeah,

07:32:32.580 so genetic

07:32:33.100 evidence links

07:32:33.880 the Sumerians

07:32:34.820 to the Akkadians

07:32:36.060 and the Hittites 0.99

07:32:36.960 who were

07:32:38.080 actually native

07:32:38.940 populations to

07:32:39.920 that area,

07:32:40.620 the Mesopotamian

07:32:41.420 River Valley.

07:32:42.740 Um,

07:32:43.380 there was a,

07:32:44.400 their,

07:32:44.700 their genetic

07:32:46.020 remnants indicate

07:32:47.100 that they were

07:32:47.940 mostly,

07:32:48.720 other than

07:32:50.180 potentially the

07:32:51.220 Akkadians having 1.00

07:32:52.300 some genetic

07:32:53.380 markers from

07:32:54.540 like the

07:32:55.760 northern-ish

07:32:57.320 regions of,

07:32:58.860 of,

07:32:59.400 uh,

07:32:59.960 what is now

07:33:00.420 like Turkey

07:33:00.800 most genetic

07:33:03.020 information puts

07:33:03.860 the Sumers

07:33:04.400 right smack dab

07:33:05.740 where,

07:33:06.720 uh,

07:33:07.620 where Ur

07:33:08.520 was the,

07:33:09.700 the first,

07:33:11.240 the quote-unquote

07:33:11.940 first city

07:33:12.500 according to

07:33:13.280 the mainstream

07:33:14.740 archaeological

07:33:15.400 consensus.

07:33:17.520 Well,

07:33:17.580 Ur was one

07:33:18.280 city in Sumer,

07:33:19.260 but do you

07:33:21.120 think those

07:33:21.600 were white

07:33:22.000 people or

07:33:22.480 brown people

07:33:22.920 that created

07:33:23.420 the first

07:33:23.980 known recorded

07:33:24.980 civilization?

07:33:29.100 I don't

07:33:29.920 think they

07:33:30.240 were Europeans.

07:33:30.800 I think

07:33:31.520 they were,

07:33:32.100 I think

07:33:33.420 they were,

07:33:34.540 I mean,

07:33:34.880 I don't

07:33:35.100 think they,

07:33:36.180 I don't

07:33:36.400 think we

07:33:36.700 share a,

07:33:37.640 we might

07:33:38.000 share an

07:33:38.680 ancestral

07:33:39.280 trunk with

07:33:40.540 them,

07:33:40.920 but I don't

07:33:41.480 think we

07:33:41.820 share an

07:33:42.460 ancestral

07:33:42.880 branch with

07:33:43.700 them.

07:33:44.400 So,

07:33:45.020 they're not

07:33:46.000 Europeans.

07:33:46.120 So brown 0.98

07:33:46.680 or white,

07:33:47.920 the first

07:33:48.400 civilization,

07:33:49.240 brown or

07:33:49.600 white,

07:33:49.840 it's really

07:33:50.260 simple.

07:33:51.380 Well,

07:33:51.820 not European,

07:33:52.980 so brown.

07:33:54.460 We have not

07:33:55.440 been called

07:33:55.860 Europeans for

07:33:56.620 thousands of

07:33:57.180 years before

07:33:57.660 we were

07:33:58.260 something else,

07:33:59.020 right?

07:33:59.240 Right?

07:34:00.800 Europe is a

07:34:01.920 very recent

07:34:02.500 concept is what

07:34:03.620 I mean by

07:34:04.000 that.

07:34:04.520 So was the

07:34:05.140 first civilization

07:34:05.960 created by

07:34:07.520 white people

07:34:08.220 or brown

07:34:09.260 people in

07:34:09.780 the desert?

07:34:11.440 Sumer?

07:34:11.720 Sumer was

07:34:12.140 brown people.

07:34:12.540 Let's go 0.88

07:34:15.320 ahead and

07:34:15.800 consider that

07:34:16.980 for a minute.

07:34:17.940 Let's go

07:34:18.340 ahead and

07:34:18.620 pull up

07:34:18.940 some Sumerian

07:34:19.620 art.

07:34:20.020 Let's go

07:34:20.280 ahead and

07:34:20.480 check it

07:34:20.780 out.

07:34:21.000 Let's check

07:34:21.320 out a

07:34:21.580 mosaic.

07:34:22.440 Let's check

07:34:22.940 out some

07:34:23.500 statues.

07:34:24.780 Does that

07:34:25.200 look like

07:34:25.560 brown people

07:34:26.000 to you?

07:34:26.820 Yes or

07:34:27.180 no?

07:34:28.460 Well,

07:34:28.980 they didn't

07:34:29.300 look like

07:34:29.840 they weren't

07:34:30.220 they didn't

07:34:30.820 have

07:34:30.980 Negroid 1.00

07:34:31.520 features.

07:34:32.040 They didn't

07:34:32.740 have,

07:34:33.180 you know,

07:34:33.780 Arab features.

07:34:34.820 It's likely

07:34:35.880 that they would

07:34:36.680 have been

07:34:37.360 physiologically

07:34:38.700 proportion-wise

07:34:39.880 closer to us.

07:34:40.980 Brown or 0.91

07:34:41.840 white?

07:34:43.860 I'm not

07:34:44.560 seeing whatever

07:34:45.300 you're posting

07:34:45.860 and you're

07:34:46.860 being very

07:34:48.160 rude.

07:34:48.180 Not one

07:34:48.580 person will

07:34:49.200 respond.

07:34:49.860 Not one

07:34:50.260 person will

07:34:50.860 respond to

07:34:51.480 a simple

07:34:51.980 question.

07:34:52.760 I already

07:34:52.980 answered your

07:34:53.380 question.

07:34:56.820 So,

07:34:57.820 off-white?

07:34:58.900 Off-brown?

07:34:59.920 It's not an

07:35:00.480 answer.

07:35:00.800 You're not

07:35:01.040 answering the

07:35:01.480 question directly.

07:35:02.300 I answered

07:35:02.560 the question.

07:35:03.200 I said

07:35:03.360 Sumerians were 1.00

07:35:04.240 brown.

07:35:04.400 What's the

07:35:04.760 point behind

07:35:05.260 all this?

07:35:06.220 He wants to

07:35:06.700 say that we

07:35:07.160 were the real

07:35:07.560 people in the

07:35:08.020 Bible.

07:35:08.320 He wants to

07:35:08.640 say we were

07:35:09.120 the real

07:35:09.400 Israelites. 0.50

07:35:09.720 Get to the

07:35:10.880 point,

07:35:11.220 Colton.

07:35:11.700 This is

07:35:12.300 super boring,

07:35:13.420 bro.

07:35:13.780 Has anybody

07:35:14.340 on the

07:35:14.760 speaker panel

07:35:15.300 reviewed any

07:35:16.000 Sumerian statues

07:35:16.960 or any

07:35:17.800 Sumerian mosaic

07:35:18.680 or art?

07:35:19.840 Just get to

07:35:20.380 the point.

07:35:21.260 Just bring a

07:35:21.940 point.

07:35:23.100 Where is

07:35:23.760 Abraham in

07:35:24.660 the Bible

07:35:25.140 from?

07:35:26.320 It says a

07:35:27.180 specific city

07:35:28.040 that he is

07:35:28.480 from in the

07:35:29.300 Bible.

07:35:29.920 Where is that

07:35:30.600 located?

07:35:31.720 You are a 1.00

07:35:32.500 retard. 1.00

07:35:32.720 In fact,

07:35:34.580 just the

07:35:35.340 panel,

07:35:38.220 Colton is

07:35:39.080 a blacklisted

07:35:41.440 account.

07:35:43.680 He is 0.99

07:35:43.940 mentally 1.00

07:35:44.520 retarded. 1.00

07:35:46.460 So,

07:35:47.460 moving on.

07:35:55.080 Marco has

07:35:55.840 got his

07:35:56.080 hand up.

07:35:57.300 Yeah,

07:35:57.560 go ahead,

07:35:57.820 Marco. 1.00

07:35:58.040 fucking 1.00

07:35:59.860 mythos has 1.00

07:36:00.460 been dodging

07:36:00.960 me for

07:36:01.440 an hour.

07:36:03.340 I'm just

07:36:03.600 joking.

07:36:04.880 No,

07:36:05.460 you know,

07:36:05.740 so an

07:36:06.520 important point

07:36:07.180 that was

07:36:07.540 made earlier

07:36:08.240 with this

07:36:08.760 Polish

07:36:09.040 brother.

07:36:09.400 So,

07:36:11.660 if you want

07:36:12.000 to know

07:36:12.160 the secret

07:36:12.600 of taking

07:36:13.000 down

07:36:13.220 Israel,

07:36:13.680 I can

07:36:13.860 tell you

07:36:14.100 what it

07:36:14.360 is.

07:36:17.000 So,

07:36:17.620 currently,

07:36:18.700 you know,

07:36:19.580 this is all

07:36:20.940 declassified,

07:36:21.760 but,

07:36:22.200 you know,

07:36:22.640 they're running

07:36:23.400 a lot of

07:36:23.820 F-35s, 0.97

07:36:24.760 and I'm

07:36:24.960 going to

07:36:25.040 tell you

07:36:25.220 right now,

07:36:25.720 that's no 0.97

07:36:27.440 fucking joke, 0.99

07:36:28.120 man. 1.00

07:36:28.440 It's not a

07:36:29.000 Raptor,

07:36:30.460 but it's no

07:36:31.140 joke,

07:36:32.000 and they've

07:36:32.460 got a lot

07:36:32.880 of them.

07:36:33.280 They're,

07:36:33.580 you know,

07:36:33.840 running F-15s,

07:36:35.600 they're running

07:36:36.160 F-16s,

07:36:38.180 you know,

07:36:38.640 the,

07:36:38.900 the known

07:36:40.400 fleets about

07:36:41.080 300,

07:36:42.160 and I can

07:36:42.600 tell you

07:36:43.020 from,

07:36:43.560 from experience

07:36:45.000 that,

07:36:45.460 like those

07:36:46.980 F-35s 0.55

07:36:47.980 or maintenance

07:36:49.520 on those,

07:36:50.520 this is,

07:36:51.080 this is,

07:36:51.660 can be found

07:36:52.160 public,

07:36:52.720 but the

07:36:53.360 maintenance

07:36:53.680 on those

07:36:54.100 F-35s 0.55

07:36:54.840 are $40,000

07:36:55.340 to $50,000

07:36:56.060 per flight

07:36:56.940 hour.

07:36:58.260 So,

07:36:58.880 if you want

07:36:59.180 to know

07:36:59.400 where the

07:36:59.640 bottleneck is

07:37:00.300 on this,

07:37:01.840 here's,

07:37:02.200 here's the

07:37:02.560 secret nobody

07:37:03.080 talks about,

07:37:04.320 is parts,

07:37:05.540 okay?

07:37:06.120 So,

07:37:06.660 what you have

07:37:06.960 to understand

07:37:07.520 is that for

07:37:08.400 them to fly

07:37:09.440 all these

07:37:09.940 sorties,

07:37:10.560 they do all

07:37:11.480 the time,

07:37:12.940 that they have

07:37:13.460 a steady supply

07:37:14.260 of parts,

07:37:14.840 no matter what

07:37:15.440 you say on

07:37:15.860 the news,

07:37:17.020 right?

07:37:17.340 No matter what

07:37:17.960 the rhetoric

07:37:18.460 is,

07:37:19.140 and Trump

07:37:19.480 says this,

07:37:20.460 and Netanyahu

07:37:21.000 says that,

07:37:22.340 that they have

07:37:22.940 a steady supply

07:37:23.900 of parts,

07:37:25.160 and that F-35,

07:37:26.460 again,

07:37:26.700 it's not a

07:37:27.100 raptor,

07:37:27.620 but I'm going

07:37:27.900 to tell you

07:37:28.120 right now,

07:37:28.680 it ain't no

07:37:29.160 joke.

07:37:30.740 Why are you

07:37:31.440 censoring me?

07:37:32.180 Why am I

07:37:32.580 blacklisted?

07:37:33.280 Can you at least

07:37:33.780 tell me why,

07:37:34.440 why you're doing

07:37:34.900 this?

07:37:35.120 You make

07:37:35.580 everything about

07:37:36.300 Abraham and

07:37:36.980 the Bible,

07:37:37.520 and you're a 1.00

07:37:37.900 retard, 1.00

07:37:38.620 so that's

07:37:39.640 why.

07:37:40.500 Have I called 0.99

07:37:41.080 you a retard? 0.99

07:37:42.340 Have I called 1.00

07:37:42.840 you a name?

07:37:43.440 Have I insulted you?

07:37:44.200 I'm not a retard.

07:37:46.660 So,

07:37:47.260 don't let him up

07:37:48.020 again,

07:37:48.360 please.

07:37:49.460 Yeah,

07:37:49.720 I didn't realize

07:37:50.340 he,

07:37:50.760 I mean,

07:37:51.380 everything is

07:37:52.920 about the Bible

07:37:53.880 and ancient

07:37:54.720 Israel.

07:37:55.360 It's just so 0.97

07:37:56.000 boring and tedious.

07:37:57.060 He doesn't know

07:37:57.440 what time it is.

07:37:58.080 He doesn't listen

07:37:58.440 to our space,

07:37:59.220 doesn't know

07:37:59.480 where we stand,

07:38:00.160 and that we

07:38:01.720 think he's a 0.99

07:38:02.360 retard. 1.00

07:38:02.460 Does he go into

07:38:02.980 CQ and

07:38:04.200 Chimp?

07:38:04.620 I don't know.

07:38:06.320 I would imagine

07:38:07.020 he probably does.

07:38:08.240 I know,

07:38:08.560 it's like,

07:38:09.000 this is not,

07:38:09.860 this is not your

07:38:10.840 space for that.

07:38:11.560 There's literally

07:38:11.800 a space for that.

07:38:12.720 We got like a

07:38:13.260 space for Theo,

07:38:14.320 brother.

07:38:14.520 It's a big

07:38:14.720 internet.

07:38:15.400 Go enjoy it.

07:38:16.600 Nobody cares

07:38:17.460 about the

07:38:17.940 ancient Sumerians

07:38:18.960 and your version

07:38:19.720 of Abraham.

07:38:21.140 Like,

07:38:21.220 this is,

07:38:22.200 you obviously.

07:38:23.680 Hold on,

07:38:24.020 really quick.

07:38:24.400 What was Marco's

07:38:25.040 take on these,

07:38:25.740 on these parts?

07:38:26.620 I missed the first

07:38:27.280 part of it.

07:38:27.800 What was the take,

07:38:28.960 airplane parts

07:38:29.940 take?

07:38:30.300 You got an

07:38:30.600 airplane parts

07:38:31.100 take?

07:38:31.740 I can't get past

07:38:32.720 what you just

07:38:33.360 said,

07:38:33.800 brother.

07:38:34.180 It's like,

07:38:34.640 does he go into

07:38:35.260 this other space

07:38:36.100 and chimp?

07:38:37.200 Dude,

07:38:37.880 Theo bros

07:38:38.560 chimp hard. 0.91

07:38:39.460 That is so,

07:38:40.180 you know,

07:38:40.400 like,

07:38:40.640 they love

07:38:41.060 the Theo bros.

07:38:42.420 They chimp hard. 1.00

07:38:43.620 The next time

07:38:44.200 my boss,

07:38:44.780 next time she

07:38:46.140 starts jumping

07:38:46.820 on me,

07:38:47.260 I'm going to

07:38:47.420 say,

07:38:47.660 why are you

07:38:48.000 chimping me?

07:38:48.660 Why are you

07:38:48.960 chimping out?

07:38:49.740 My God is

07:38:50.300 better than

07:38:50.740 your God.

07:38:51.380 Everybody

07:38:51.620 knows that.

07:38:52.420 Why are you

07:38:53.140 chimping me?

07:38:54.020 Why are you

07:38:54.560 chimping me,

07:38:55.160 bro?

07:38:55.800 Jesus Christ, 1.00

07:38:57.100 bitch, 1.00

07:38:57.460 why are you 1.00

07:38:57.840 chimping me

07:38:58.420 now?

07:39:00.080 And look,

07:39:00.960 let's just,

07:39:02.100 unpack this

07:39:03.700 one more thing.

07:39:04.420 So he's censored

07:39:05.800 because he's not

07:39:06.640 allowed to talk

07:39:07.200 about Samaria

07:39:07.980 and Abraham

07:39:08.620 on a space

07:39:09.680 that he wasn't

07:39:10.260 invited to,

07:39:11.460 right?

07:39:11.760 He requested

07:39:12.320 to come up,

07:39:13.000 didn't participate

07:39:14.020 in the conversation,

07:39:15.200 didn't move

07:39:15.560 anything forward,

07:39:16.980 goes to some

07:39:18.420 obscure,

07:39:19.760 this Q&A

07:39:21.700 format,

07:39:22.760 you know,

07:39:23.560 of his own

07:39:24.180 gotcha that

07:39:24.920 he's probably

07:39:25.660 been thinking

07:39:26.260 about for

07:39:26.860 like a long

07:39:27.760 time,

07:39:28.220 right?

07:39:28.400 He's probably

07:39:28.800 been like

07:39:29.160 trying to come

07:39:30.080 up with this

07:39:30.780 Sumerian to

07:39:32.180 Abraham connection

07:39:34.280 to try to prove

07:39:35.140 something.

07:39:35.520 He doesn't know

07:39:36.740 who's in the

07:39:37.300 space or who

07:39:38.100 he's talking

07:39:38.600 to.

07:39:39.000 He just has

07:39:39.960 an agenda.

07:39:41.740 It's not

07:39:42.120 censorship.

07:39:43.340 Your discussion

07:39:44.940 points are

07:39:45.940 boring and

07:39:47.300 there's spaces

07:39:48.140 that really

07:39:48.960 love talking

07:39:49.600 about that and

07:39:50.160 you can go

07:39:50.480 there and

07:39:51.040 handle that.

07:39:51.840 Well,

07:39:52.020 and this

07:39:52.260 really quick,

07:39:52.840 because I know

07:39:53.480 we've got hands

07:39:53.960 here from guys

07:39:54.860 that came up

07:39:55.340 and I don't

07:39:55.560 hear what

07:39:55.760 they have to

07:39:56.040 say,

07:39:56.380 but this

07:39:56.720 is,

07:39:57.240 I kind

07:39:57.640 of,

07:39:58.140 I hate

07:39:58.580 when people

07:39:59.040 come in

07:39:59.700 and interject

07:40:00.220 and change

07:40:00.940 this subject

07:40:01.620 midstream and

07:40:02.540 it's almost

07:40:03.060 never good.

07:40:04.100 Like we get

07:40:04.680 curveballs,

07:40:05.320 like the one

07:40:06.060 Canadian guy,

07:40:07.020 the Canadian

07:40:07.480 pagan guy,

07:40:08.840 he's obviously

07:40:09.700 a pagan,

07:40:10.880 but he's a

07:40:11.620 deep thinker

07:40:12.920 and he

07:40:15.440 doesn't even

07:40:15.920 talk,

07:40:16.220 he talks about

07:40:16.900 like big,

07:40:17.840 abstract,

07:40:19.540 deep concept

07:40:20.580 and ideas.

07:40:21.500 So it's like,

07:40:22.220 I like those

07:40:22.940 guys and he

07:40:23.520 just like weaves

07:40:24.200 in,

07:40:24.440 but yeah,

07:40:24.740 the guys

07:40:25.060 that come

07:40:25.300 up here

07:40:25.560 and just

07:40:25.760 do curveballs

07:40:26.720 and gotchas

07:40:28.400 and try to

07:40:28.960 direct the

07:40:29.380 conversation.

07:40:30.760 Yeah,

07:40:30.880 he's got a

07:40:31.320 point to prove

07:40:32.160 on something

07:40:32.760 that we're

07:40:33.280 not talking

07:40:33.820 about at

07:40:34.300 all whatsoever.

07:40:34.980 It's like,

07:40:35.920 you know,

07:40:37.220 it's,

07:40:37.680 it's,

07:40:38.080 it's so,

07:40:39.180 it's so tedious

07:40:40.300 and I just

07:40:41.180 know,

07:40:41.440 like he's on

07:40:43.000 the blacklist

07:40:43.720 for that reason

07:40:44.480 that because

07:40:45.020 every single

07:40:45.720 time that's

07:40:46.400 his one trap,

07:40:47.240 he doesn't

07:40:47.820 have the ability

07:40:48.540 to get outside

07:40:49.300 of that.

07:40:49.660 So it's,

07:40:50.340 it's not

07:40:50.780 that he's,

07:40:51.400 he's blacklisted

07:40:52.240 because we

07:40:52.600 don't like him.

07:40:53.180 Like if he

07:40:53.760 could comport

07:40:54.420 himself in a

07:40:55.120 conversation,

07:40:55.780 savvy to,

07:40:57.960 you know,

07:40:58.540 the discussion,

07:40:59.360 then it'd be

07:41:00.540 perfectly fine.

07:41:01.360 I'd appreciate

07:41:02.200 that.

07:41:02.640 We'd be happy

07:41:03.460 to have him

07:41:04.200 up.

07:41:04.380 But since he

07:41:05.080 can't do

07:41:05.500 that,

07:41:06.340 you know,

07:41:06.540 and everything

07:41:06.900 becomes outside

07:41:08.680 of our,

07:41:09.300 our purview

07:41:10.040 here,

07:41:10.540 you know,

07:41:11.120 it's just an

07:41:11.560 easy no on

07:41:12.580 that.

07:41:12.840 And he can,

07:41:13.820 he can whine

07:41:14.260 about it all

07:41:14.640 he wants.

07:41:15.420 But he,

07:41:16.020 but he's also

07:41:16.520 combative,

07:41:17.300 you know,

07:41:17.560 when he comes

07:41:18.100 up,

07:41:18.400 could you

07:41:18.640 imagine asking

07:41:19.220 a woman on

07:41:19.740 a date?

07:41:20.120 You go,

07:41:20.700 would you go

07:41:21.100 out with me?

07:41:22.020 It's like,

07:41:22.360 really?

07:41:23.160 You know,

07:41:23.380 I don't know,

07:41:23.980 man.

07:41:25.160 Yeah.

07:41:25.560 It's like

07:41:25.840 convincing a

07:41:26.760 woman to go 0.99

07:41:27.460 out on a

07:41:27.900 date with

07:41:28.400 you by,

07:41:29.960 you know,

07:41:30.500 saying,

07:41:30.900 are you into

07:41:32.140 this kind

07:41:33.200 of man?

07:41:34.480 And then,

07:41:35.220 and trying to

07:41:36.080 like pigeonhole

07:41:37.200 her into saying

07:41:37.900 yes,

07:41:38.220 it's,

07:41:38.640 it's,

07:41:39.440 so it's

07:41:40.600 really trite.

07:41:41.760 But anyways,

07:41:42.480 moving on.

07:41:48.520 So we,

07:41:49.320 are we on,

07:41:49.760 are we on

07:41:50.380 parts here?

07:41:51.580 on this F-35

07:41:52.420 thing,

07:41:53.040 dude.

07:41:53.440 And I don't,

07:41:54.000 I don't,

07:41:54.420 I don't know,

07:41:55.180 Marco,

07:41:55.480 you probably

07:41:55.880 know more

07:41:56.500 than I,

07:41:56.880 but my

07:41:57.220 understanding

07:41:57.680 was that

07:41:58.040 the F-35

07:41:58.700 was a

07:41:59.520 skunkworks

07:42:00.820 and utter

07:42:01.300 skunkworks

07:42:02.020 failure.

07:42:02.600 And it went

07:42:03.280 like five

07:42:03.940 years over

07:42:04.780 and like

07:42:05.260 $50 billion

07:42:06.380 over budget

07:42:07.700 and all this

07:42:08.180 stuff.

07:42:08.540 And they

07:42:08.660 could barely

07:42:09.060 get it off

07:42:09.600 the ground.

07:42:10.840 And,

07:42:11.380 uh,

07:42:11.700 cause they're

07:42:12.280 VTOLs,

07:42:12.880 right?

07:42:13.180 They,

07:42:13.500 they have

07:42:13.840 VTOL capability

07:42:14.940 and they're

07:42:15.620 combined,

07:42:16.780 uh,

07:42:17.080 role fighter

07:42:17.820 bombers.

07:42:18.320 And they,

07:42:19.060 they,

07:42:19.460 they have a

07:42:20.020 payload.

07:42:20.700 Their,

07:42:21.160 their payload

07:42:21.680 is high.

07:42:22.620 Uh,

07:42:23.100 they got like

07:42:23.460 a high capacity

07:42:24.760 payload.

07:42:25.540 They can carry

07:42:26.040 all sorts of 1.00

07:42:26.520 crazy shit. 1.00

07:42:28.060 Uh, 1.00

07:42:28.660 full EM

07:42:29.220 protection,

07:42:30.340 et cetera,

07:42:31.160 et cetera.

07:42:31.520 Like nonstop

07:42:32.620 sent comp tie-in

07:42:33.720 specialized heads

07:42:35.080 up display with

07:42:36.080 a specialized

07:42:36.580 helmet that

07:42:37.320 costs more

07:42:38.660 than half the

07:42:39.340 country makes

07:42:40.000 in a year.

07:42:40.560 Oh,

07:42:40.760 it's crazy 1.00

07:42:41.160 shit. 1.00

07:42:41.960 No, 1.00

07:42:42.360 that's all

07:42:42.740 true.

07:42:43.200 That's all

07:42:43.520 true.

07:42:43.880 The difference

07:42:44.280 of the,

07:42:44.780 the,

07:42:45.860 so the F-35,

07:42:46.620 so the Raptor,

07:42:47.500 you know,

07:42:47.800 the difference

07:42:48.200 is the Raptor,

07:42:49.280 they're,

07:42:49.480 they're similar

07:42:49.980 actually.

07:42:50.860 And,

07:42:51.020 and so everything,

07:42:52.580 everything that we

07:42:53.280 build,

07:42:53.980 and when I say

07:42:54.620 we, 1.00

07:42:55.020 the shit I work 1.00

07:42:55.980 on, 0.99

07:42:56.160 everything we

07:42:56.620 build is over

07:42:57.320 budget,

07:42:57.860 right?

07:42:58.140 That's,

07:42:58.440 that's the way

07:42:58.800 it goes.

07:42:59.640 Not because we

07:43:00.360 want it to be

07:43:00.800 that way.

07:43:01.320 It's mostly

07:43:01.780 regulation.

07:43:02.380 But the thing

07:43:03.080 is,

07:43:03.420 um,

07:43:04.280 so the,

07:43:04.580 the F-35 is,

07:43:06.840 uh,

07:43:07.440 in that theater,

07:43:08.480 that's relatively

07:43:09.360 a small area,

07:43:10.340 right?

07:43:10.920 If you think

07:43:11.520 about it,

07:43:12.120 you know,

07:43:12.440 like,

07:43:12.800 like our country,

07:43:14.360 you know,

07:43:14.660 one of their

07:43:14.980 countries,

07:43:15.480 a really big one

07:43:16.340 might be,

07:43:16.800 say,

07:43:16.960 say the size

07:43:17.720 of Texas,

07:43:18.200 right?

07:43:19.100 So that's kind

07:43:20.160 of a small theater

07:43:21.120 actually over there.

07:43:22.260 So the F-35 is

07:43:23.320 better at lower

07:43:24.060 altitudes and,

07:43:25.140 and it can,

07:43:26.320 it can bomb

07:43:27.160 and it,

07:43:27.700 uh,

07:43:27.920 you know,

07:43:28.300 and,

07:43:28.440 and,

07:43:28.700 and you can,

07:43:29.300 all these other

07:43:29.920 armaments you can,

07:43:30.900 you can,

07:43:31.480 uh,

07:43:31.940 you can,

07:43:32.660 uh,

07:43:33.020 it can,

07:43:33.480 it can,

07:43:33.860 it can deliver,

07:43:34.640 right?

07:43:35.360 The,

07:43:35.580 the Raptor is

07:43:36.960 this thing that

07:43:37.700 can sit out there

07:43:38.440 20,

07:43:38.900 20 miles away

07:43:39.820 and,

07:43:40.180 and,

07:43:40.980 uh,

07:43:41.280 and hit your

07:43:41.840 front door

07:43:42.360 from 20 miles

07:43:43.080 away,

07:43:43.440 right?

07:43:43.840 So that,

07:43:44.440 that's kind of,

07:43:44.960 that's really

07:43:45.420 the kind of

07:43:45.820 difference is

07:43:46.480 it depends on

07:43:47.440 what you're doing

07:43:48.040 and what theater

07:43:49.200 you're in and so

07:43:49.960 on and so forth.

07:43:50.420 But the point

07:43:50.920 of this was,

07:43:51.660 is that that,

07:43:53.020 that even that,

07:43:53.720 I'm telling you

07:43:54.120 though,

07:43:54.280 that F-35 is no

07:43:55.160 joke.

07:43:55.500 And it was,

07:43:56.160 it was a total

07:43:57.420 cluster,

07:43:58.200 uh,

07:43:58.460 whoever the project

07:43:59.280 manager was,

07:44:00.120 and there was

07:44:00.340 probably about 17,

07:44:01.660 17 of them were

07:44:02.980 all fired again

07:44:04.180 and again and again

07:44:04.880 because they,

07:44:05.360 they actually

07:44:05.760 didn't get it

07:44:06.300 done right.

07:44:07.040 But the,

07:44:07.660 but that,

07:44:08.420 that plane's no 0.50

07:44:09.180 joke.

07:44:09.600 The point though

07:44:10.220 is that the,

07:44:11.260 uh,

07:44:11.500 maintenance on that

07:44:12.200 airplane is about

07:44:12.920 40 to $50,000

07:44:14.260 per flight hour.

07:44:16.940 So what you have

07:44:17.760 to understand,

07:44:18.400 this was my point

07:44:19.300 to this brother

07:44:20.520 from Poland,

07:44:21.260 right?

07:44:21.980 If you really want

07:44:22.840 to know how to

07:44:23.320 pull the plug on

07:44:24.060 them,

07:44:24.680 what you have to

07:44:25.260 understand is the

07:44:25.940 thing they never

07:44:26.400 talk about is

07:44:27.140 they're getting a

07:44:28.240 steady supply of

07:44:30.040 parts all the time.

07:44:32.460 It's the parts.

07:44:33.460 They can't do it

07:44:34.200 without it.

07:44:34.880 It's impossible.

07:44:36.140 They're made in 1.00

07:44:36.640 America.

07:44:37.700 It's,

07:44:38.340 they cannot be

07:44:39.280 black marketed.

07:44:40.900 Uh,

07:44:41.600 uh,

07:44:42.500 most of it cannot

07:44:43.520 be reverse

07:44:44.180 engineered.

07:44:44.940 No one has

07:44:45.360 successfully ever

07:44:46.040 done that.

07:44:47.080 Uh,

07:44:47.620 and so that

07:44:49.100 is the,

07:44:50.300 that is the

07:44:51.160 thing that would,

07:44:52.340 that could,

07:44:52.800 that could take

07:44:53.280 it down.

07:44:54.040 And I'm just

07:44:54.720 telling you from

07:44:55.140 experience,

07:44:55.700 there is a

07:44:56.700 steady supply of

07:44:57.660 parts going

07:44:58.320 underneath the,

07:44:59.800 behind the

07:45:00.480 scenes,

07:45:01.040 regardless of what

07:45:02.320 you hear on

07:45:02.720 the news,

07:45:03.300 that is the,

07:45:04.100 that is the

07:45:04.740 thing.

07:45:05.360 So,

07:45:05.580 I'll tell you

07:45:13.540 something else.

07:45:14.360 It doesn't matter

07:45:14.860 how many,

07:45:15.360 how many,

07:45:15.800 it doesn't matter

07:45:16.340 how many bombs

07:45:17.200 you have.

07:45:17.860 I'm not,

07:45:18.120 I'm not necessarily

07:45:18.780 talking about,

07:45:19.360 you know,

07:45:19.600 nuclear weapons

07:45:20.220 here.

07:45:21.140 It doesn't matter

07:45:21.600 what your payload

07:45:22.120 is if you can't

07:45:22.880 deliver it.

07:45:23.660 Right?

07:45:24.240 So,

07:45:24.800 just something

07:45:25.100 to think about.

07:45:27.040 So,

07:45:27.560 you know,

07:45:27.740 and you subsidize

07:45:28.480 behavior you want

07:45:29.180 to continue,

07:45:29.860 right?

07:45:30.780 It's like giving

07:45:31.620 spooks, 1.00

07:45:32.360 fucking food stamps 1.00

07:45:34.060 or whatever, 1.00

07:45:34.760 you know,

07:45:34.980 giving Israel 0.67

07:45:35.520 airplane parts.

07:45:36.720 You subsidize

07:45:37.660 behavior you want

07:45:38.400 to continue.

07:45:39.140 So,

07:45:39.360 they're getting

07:45:39.620 those parts,

07:45:40.200 man.

07:45:40.820 Those planes

07:45:41.220 are flying,

07:45:41.780 dude.

07:45:42.020 That's expensive 1.00

07:45:42.660 shit. 1.00

07:45:43.540 Well, 1.00

07:45:43.680 that's also parts.

07:45:44.660 So,

07:45:44.820 I think that the

07:45:45.440 maintenance part is

07:45:46.560 baked into the

07:45:47.380 sale.

07:45:48.440 So,

07:45:48.720 yeah,

07:45:48.920 I mean,

07:45:49.140 the parts have

07:45:49.720 to be procured

07:45:50.480 and they're

07:45:50.920 probably,

07:45:51.640 I got to,

07:45:52.180 the thing,

07:45:52.600 those things probably

07:45:53.480 have,

07:45:53.980 some sort of

07:45:54.560 warranty.

07:45:55.900 I got to think

07:45:57.400 when you buy

07:45:57.820 like a $30 million

07:45:58.560 fighter jet,

07:45:59.480 there's like some

07:46:00.120 sort of customer

07:46:02.360 support from

07:46:03.040 Lockheed.

07:46:04.560 Yeah,

07:46:05.000 but that's not

07:46:05.400 the,

07:46:05.740 right,

07:46:06.180 but Mr.

07:46:07.300 Radio,

07:46:07.780 that's not the

07:46:08.220 point,

07:46:08.580 right?

07:46:08.800 The point is

07:46:09.600 that if you

07:46:10.280 wanted to 1.00

07:46:10.700 fucking choke 1.00

07:46:11.200 them out, 1.00

07:46:11.780 you just,

07:46:12.180 you just void

07:46:12.860 the warranty,

07:46:13.540 you know what I'm

07:46:13.960 saying?

07:46:14.880 That,

07:46:15.140 that,

07:46:15.480 that's why

07:46:15.680 the brother

07:46:16.040 was saying,

07:46:16.520 how do we

07:46:16.880 do this?

07:46:17.280 How would

07:46:17.580 you do that?

07:46:18.200 Right?

07:46:19.060 I mean,

07:46:19.300 if you really

07:46:19.900 want to choke

07:46:20.960 them out, 0.96

07:46:21.460 you just,

07:46:22.000 you say, 1.00

07:46:22.360 fuck, 1.00

07:46:22.740 fuck, 1.00

07:46:23.100 you know what 1.00

07:46:23.540 you're calling

07:46:23.840 the warranty.

07:46:24.940 Those are

07:46:25.420 gentlemen's

07:46:25.840 agreements and

07:46:26.380 they're,

07:46:26.800 they absolutely

07:46:27.340 do exist and

07:46:28.100 they're getting,

07:46:28.800 I mean,

07:46:29.300 it's on paper,

07:46:29.880 but the point is

07:46:31.640 if you want to

07:46:32.240 choke them out, 0.99

07:46:32.780 you just cut the 1.00

07:46:33.300 fucking parts off. 1.00

07:46:34.820 There's no way 0.99

07:46:35.460 for them to

07:46:35.920 fly forever.

07:46:38.040 People don't

07:46:38.600 realize how

07:46:39.020 expensive those

07:46:39.900 planes are to

07:46:40.520 fly.

07:46:41.220 So fighter jets

07:46:42.740 and really all

07:46:43.260 jets are rated 0.97

07:46:44.100 on a cost per

07:46:45.380 flight hour basis

07:46:46.360 and that takes

07:46:47.720 into consideration

07:46:48.780 the cost of

07:46:50.320 the plane

07:46:50.880 acquisition,

07:46:52.720 maintenance,

07:46:53.400 maintenance crew

07:46:54.260 and fuel.

07:46:55.300 I think like F-35

07:46:56.560 is like 30 to

07:46:57.700 40 K an hour.

07:46:59.260 That's how much

07:46:59.900 it costs.

07:47:00.860 Useless knowledge

07:47:01.680 of the day, 0.98

07:47:02.140 boys.

07:47:02.420 You can write

07:47:02.860 this down.

07:47:03.740 Cost between

07:47:04.240 30 and 40 K

07:47:06.660 to fly.

07:47:08.340 No,

07:47:08.500 that's exactly

07:47:09.360 right.

07:47:09.920 And so,

07:47:10.440 but that's a

07:47:11.100 different theater

07:47:11.700 too,

07:47:12.080 right?

07:47:12.340 So if you're

07:47:12.780 over there with

07:47:13.120 the sand,

07:47:13.720 right?

07:47:13.980 If you're in

07:47:15.920 the sand,

07:47:16.440 that's going to

07:47:16.760 be a different

07:47:17.160 cost that would

07:47:17.780 be in,

07:47:18.260 in Europe or,

07:47:20.100 you know,

07:47:20.260 because they

07:47:21.080 don't usually

07:47:21.720 disclose that.

07:47:22.520 I don't know.

07:47:22.860 I never thought

07:47:23.360 about that.

07:47:23.760 I'm sure that

07:47:24.080 they have that

07:47:24.500 data internally,

07:47:25.180 but that data

07:47:25.820 that's,

07:47:26.180 that would

07:47:26.360 probably be

07:47:26.900 like,

07:47:27.820 yeah,

07:47:28.100 I'm sure

07:47:28.460 that it

07:47:28.840 depends on

07:47:29.760 the,

07:47:30.000 on the

07:47:31.500 geographical

07:47:31.920 region,

07:47:32.680 you know,

07:47:32.920 like air

07:47:33.300 density,

07:47:34.700 weather

07:47:35.060 conditions,

07:47:36.060 but yeah,

07:47:36.740 that's a,

07:47:37.460 I hadn't

07:47:37.820 thought of that,

07:47:38.400 but that's

07:47:38.600 probably true.

07:47:39.080 That's why

07:47:39.240 the,

07:47:39.440 that's why

07:47:40.060 the Comanche

07:47:40.620 got scrapped

07:47:41.460 because the

07:47:42.020 Comanche was

07:47:42.760 never tested

07:47:43.460 in the desert

07:47:44.140 and,

07:47:44.700 and there's

07:47:45.080 this horrible

07:47:46.380 failure of,

07:47:47.680 uh,

07:47:48.540 that Iranian 1.00

07:47:49.220 hostage rescue

07:47:50.180 situation.

07:47:50.580 They should

07:47:50.680 have built

07:47:51.100 that.

07:47:51.560 That's,

07:47:52.100 that's,

07:47:52.400 that's a

07:47:52.900 attack

07:47:53.500 helicopter.

07:47:54.160 No,

07:47:54.340 is that a,

07:47:54.740 what's it,

07:47:54.980 a stealth

07:47:55.280 helicopter?

07:47:55.860 Yeah,

07:47:56.040 a stealth

07:47:56.560 helicopter,

07:47:57.520 dude.

07:47:58.100 They should,

07:47:58.880 they should

07:47:59.180 have built 1.00

07:47:59.500 that fucking 1.00

07:48:00.000 thing. 1.00

07:48:00.420 That thing's

07:48:00.820 bad.

07:48:01.060 I had like

07:48:01.400 a one,

07:48:02.220 one eight,

07:48:02.840 one to

07:48:03.160 118 model

07:48:05.020 of it when

07:48:05.440 I was a kid

07:48:06.120 and I had it

07:48:06.860 all painted up

07:48:07.580 and decaled

07:48:08.180 and everything

07:48:08.740 hanging from

07:48:09.220 my ceiling.

07:48:09.760 Dude,

07:48:10.040 I love those

07:48:11.180 things.

07:48:11.600 I thought

07:48:11.800 they were

07:48:12.060 so sexy.

07:48:14.680 Well,

07:48:15.120 that was

07:48:15.320 Jimmy Carter,

07:48:16.100 so what do

07:48:16.560 you expect?

07:48:17.180 But,

07:48:17.460 you know,

07:48:17.840 also those

07:48:18.620 were like,

07:48:19.680 those were

07:48:20.320 nowhere near

07:48:21.080 first generation.

07:48:22.240 It was,

07:48:22.500 it was really,

07:48:23.540 you know,

07:48:24.560 that was a

07:48:25.200 different debacle,

07:48:26.540 but I'm telling

07:48:27.120 you it's the

07:48:27.520 parts,

07:48:28.160 all right?

07:48:28.500 This is

07:48:28.860 happening

07:48:29.180 behind the

07:48:29.720 scenes.

07:48:30.900 It's the

07:48:31.460 parts.

07:48:32.180 If you want

07:48:32.640 to know how

07:48:32.980 to,

07:48:33.320 how to shut

07:48:34.560 anybody down,

07:48:35.580 that's completely,

07:48:36.500 they would have

07:48:37.040 to switch to,

07:48:38.040 hey,

07:48:39.260 screenshot me

07:48:40.040 that.

07:48:40.940 My boss

07:48:41.460 just showed

07:48:41.900 me something

07:48:42.280 pretty good

07:48:42.820 that's going

07:48:43.120 on with

07:48:43.380 Bitcoin right

07:48:43.980 now,

07:48:44.280 radio.

07:48:45.940 But,

07:48:46.280 so,

07:48:47.980 you know,

07:48:48.360 it's the

07:48:49.220 parts,

07:48:50.040 okay?

07:48:50.540 This is,

07:48:51.020 if you really

07:48:51.540 want to take

07:48:51.940 it down,

07:48:52.340 if you are

07:48:53.080 dependent,

07:48:54.420 if we shut

07:48:55.560 your parts

07:48:56.120 off,

07:48:56.760 I'm telling

07:48:57.240 you,

07:48:57.700 you don't get

07:48:58.220 them on the

07:48:58.520 black market,

07:48:59.220 man.

07:48:59.360 There's no 0.99

07:48:59.680 fucking eBay 0.99

07:49:00.220 to get, 0.99

07:49:00.660 you know,

07:49:00.980 these parts

07:49:02.100 for these,

07:49:03.020 these F-35s,

07:49:04.980 F-14s,

07:49:06.000 15s,

07:49:06.360 16s.

07:49:06.840 So,

07:49:07.560 what happens

07:49:08.020 is,

07:49:08.400 you can go,

07:49:09.000 now you can

07:49:09.500 go to China 0.65

07:49:10.600 or you can

07:49:11.460 go to Russia

07:49:11.820 and get the

07:49:12.280 MiGs,

07:49:13.000 that's a whole

07:49:13.480 other bag

07:49:13.960 of bananas,

07:49:14.620 right?

07:49:15.060 So,

07:49:15.560 they are,

07:49:16.800 Israel,

07:49:17.580 100%

07:49:18.600 dependent,

07:49:19.660 100%

07:49:20.620 dependent,

07:49:21.160 their fleet

07:49:21.580 is on us.

07:49:22.560 So,

07:49:22.860 I'm just

07:49:23.160 talking to

07:49:23.540 that Polish 1.00

07:49:23.980 brother,

07:49:24.700 it's the

07:49:24.980 parts,

07:49:25.360 brother,

07:49:25.900 so,

07:49:26.260 if you want

07:49:26.600 to know

07:49:26.700 how to do

07:49:27.020 it.

07:49:27.220 I think

07:49:29.900 we got

07:49:30.120 hands,

07:49:30.800 a noticer

07:49:31.860 than Trevor,

07:49:32.620 go.

07:49:35.340 Obviously

07:49:35.820 preaching to

07:49:36.460 the choir

07:49:36.840 here,

07:49:37.300 but,

07:49:38.260 you know,

07:49:38.580 the Jews

07:49:38.960 don't have

07:49:39.640 really a

07:49:41.380 large standing

07:49:42.400 army.

07:49:43.720 I don't think

07:49:44.560 historically they

07:49:45.340 ever have.

07:49:47.480 They've been

07:49:48.080 kicked out of

07:49:48.980 100 countries,

07:49:50.400 109 countries.

07:49:52.020 The only reason

07:49:53.100 they got any

07:49:53.780 power is because

07:49:54.640 we're all playing

07:49:55.360 the game they

07:49:56.000 created.

07:49:57.220 I'm just

07:49:59.120 bouncing this

07:49:59.680 off you guys

07:50:00.280 against your

07:50:00.640 take,

07:50:01.160 but,

07:50:01.900 you know,

07:50:02.120 people say,

07:50:02.780 oh,

07:50:02.940 they control

07:50:03.540 the financial

07:50:04.160 system,

07:50:04.880 they control

07:50:05.460 politics.

07:50:07.000 Well,

07:50:07.500 yeah,

07:50:07.960 because they

07:50:08.640 set those

07:50:09.160 systems up

07:50:09.900 and we all

07:50:10.300 followed along.

07:50:11.100 It's like we're

07:50:11.500 all playing a

07:50:11.980 game of football

07:50:12.580 and they're

07:50:12.920 the ref.

07:50:14.340 So,

07:50:14.900 I mean,

07:50:15.220 it'd be really

07:50:15.660 easy to shut

07:50:16.240 them down if

07:50:16.920 we just left

07:50:20.120 the system

07:50:20.940 they built.

07:50:22.560 I'm just

07:50:23.120 going to land

07:50:23.760 there because

07:50:24.100 there's other

07:50:24.440 hands.

07:50:27.220 Well,

07:50:31.060 I'm going to

07:50:31.860 reply to you

07:50:32.740 because I'm

07:50:33.640 bored.

07:50:34.380 Trevor's next

07:50:35.100 there.

07:50:36.120 Hang on,

07:50:36.900 bud.

07:50:37.300 Hang on.

07:50:38.180 Sorry about

07:50:38.840 that.

07:50:39.180 I think you're

07:50:39.880 gassed out on

07:50:40.760 hot takes

07:50:41.680 today.

07:50:42.060 I think you

07:50:42.780 might be out

07:50:43.180 of gas,

07:50:43.600 bud.

07:50:43.820 All right,

07:50:44.020 go ahead,

07:50:44.300 Trevor.

07:50:44.460 What do you

07:50:44.660 got?

07:50:46.080 Hey,

07:50:46.360 what's up,

07:50:46.740 fellas? 1.00

07:50:47.040 What's up,

07:50:47.400 1488 Radio?

07:50:48.780 Good to see you

07:50:49.440 guys.

07:50:49.700 It's been a

07:50:49.900 while since I've

07:50:50.420 been over here.

07:50:50.920 so,

07:50:52.980 yeah.

07:50:53.380 Yeah,

07:50:53.580 you've been

07:50:53.840 hanging out in

07:50:54.400 that brown space

07:50:55.740 over there,

07:50:56.180 Trevor.

07:50:57.060 Oh,

07:50:57.360 I know.

07:50:58.100 Yeah,

07:50:58.700 yeah,

07:50:59.000 yeah.

07:51:00.660 You know

07:51:01.300 what's so

07:51:02.360 ironic about

07:51:03.080 that?

07:51:03.300 Who's your

07:51:03.460 favorite JQR

07:51:04.520 brown,

07:51:05.020 though,

07:51:05.200 before you

07:51:05.660 go?

07:51:06.280 Who's your

07:51:07.080 favorite non-white

07:51:07.880 over there?

07:51:08.020 You know

07:51:08.180 what?

07:51:08.580 Dre's my

07:51:09.140 favorite 0.93

07:51:09.660 nigger over 1.00

07:51:10.500 there. 0.99

07:51:10.980 Hey,

07:51:11.160 yo,

07:51:11.340 Dre, 0.99

07:51:11.580 my nigger, 0.99

07:51:12.100 nigger. 1.00

07:51:12.520 Yo, 0.98

07:51:12.720 that's not a 0.68

07:51:13.240 nigger. 1.00

07:51:13.640 That's my 0.99

07:51:13.920 twin.

07:51:14.900 But I

07:51:16.020 mean,

07:51:16.440 like,

07:51:17.400 let's be

07:51:18.120 fair,

07:51:18.500 though.

07:51:18.920 You guys

07:51:19.280 bring up

07:51:20.920 it was a 1.00

07:51:21.440 fucking 1.00

07:51:21.740 brown 1.00

07:51:22.220 punching 0.99

07:51:22.640 guy.

07:51:22.820 He's never

07:51:24.580 been up

07:51:25.000 here.

07:51:25.420 Yeah,

07:51:25.940 Trevor,

07:51:26.560 you got

07:51:26.900 bad

07:51:27.660 information

07:51:28.300 there,

07:51:28.700 and you

07:51:28.880 spread bad

07:51:29.460 information,

07:51:30.220 and it's

07:51:30.520 really bad.

07:51:31.740 So,

07:51:31.840 Donnie Darko

07:51:34.480 never,

07:51:35.020 never,

07:51:35.880 ever

07:51:36.300 gets a

07:51:37.800 slot over

07:51:38.360 here.

07:51:39.580 So,

07:51:39.660 yeah.

07:51:41.040 So,

07:51:41.800 we're pure

07:51:42.700 white,

07:51:43.000 brother.

07:51:43.340 We are all

07:51:43.960 the way

07:51:44.180 through and

07:51:44.580 through.

07:51:45.500 And we

07:51:45.840 love you,

07:51:49.960 Trevor.

07:51:50.180 we're going

07:51:51.080 to give

07:51:51.340 a hard

07:51:51.680 time to

07:51:52.160 those who

07:51:52.540 are kind

07:51:52.800 of like

07:51:53.160 hanging out

07:51:53.880 in the

07:51:54.480 room.

07:51:54.860 It comes

07:51:55.820 with a

07:51:56.100 smell.

07:51:57.380 Yeah.

07:51:57.940 My only

07:51:58.580 argument against

07:51:59.280 that is

07:51:59.680 that,

07:52:00.000 you know,

07:52:00.480 of course,

07:52:02.080 naturally,

07:52:02.740 HT is at

07:52:03.960 the helm of

07:52:04.720 some of

07:52:05.140 this.

07:52:06.860 But he's

07:52:07.460 not.

07:52:07.880 See,

07:52:08.120 this is where

07:52:08.700 you've got

07:52:08.980 bad information

07:52:09.700 again.

07:52:10.220 HT has

07:52:10.740 nothing to

07:52:11.240 do at

07:52:11.580 all with

07:52:12.020 white

07:52:12.560 excellence

07:52:12.900 radio.

07:52:14.420 So,

07:52:14.960 bad

07:52:15.100 information.

07:52:15.820 Now,

07:52:16.060 this is good.

07:52:16.580 I'm glad

07:52:16.900 because you

07:52:17.380 should carry

07:52:17.800 that message

07:52:18.400 to all those

07:52:18.960 people because

07:52:19.520 we talked

07:52:22.220 about this

07:52:22.640 a couple

07:52:22.840 days ago.

07:52:23.620 We don't

07:52:23.920 know because

07:52:24.320 the general

07:52:24.740 uses this

07:52:25.380 also.

07:52:26.160 So,

07:52:26.340 it's interesting

07:52:26.840 that people

07:52:27.360 are out

07:52:27.700 there.

07:52:28.180 Bad

07:52:28.360 information,

07:52:29.000 either they

07:52:29.320 don't know

07:52:30.040 and they're 1.00

07:52:30.800 just ignorant 1.00

07:52:31.340 or they 1.00

07:52:32.120 do know

07:52:32.800 and they're

07:52:33.980 just using

07:52:34.760 it as

07:52:36.380 a means

07:52:36.980 to kind

07:52:37.480 of try

07:52:37.820 to corral

07:52:38.580 their audience.

07:52:39.760 Right?

07:52:39.940 It's a very

07:52:40.600 strange tactic

07:52:41.680 either way,

07:52:42.580 but it's

07:52:43.300 bad information.

07:52:45.380 Yeah,

07:52:45.640 it's very

07:52:47.500 simple.

07:52:48.180 So,

07:52:48.500 it's white

07:52:49.300 mythos

07:52:50.600 and I

07:52:50.920 were the

07:52:51.720 three guys

07:52:52.360 in WER

07:52:53.120 and then

07:52:53.900 we have a

07:52:54.260 bunch of

07:52:54.780 hosts and

07:52:55.440 co-hosts.

07:52:56.380 Skull's one

07:52:56.900 of them.

07:52:57.620 He's white.

07:52:58.260 I've seen

07:52:58.540 him before.

07:52:59.340 I know for

07:52:59.720 a fact he's

07:53:00.340 white.

07:53:00.740 We actually

07:53:01.160 know for a

07:53:01.700 fact,

07:53:02.120 a provable

07:53:02.600 fact,

07:53:03.340 that every

07:53:03.800 single one

07:53:04.240 of our

07:53:04.460 co-hosts

07:53:04.960 is white.

07:53:05.580 Like,

07:53:05.840 we've seen

07:53:06.160 them.

07:53:07.180 Oftentimes,

07:53:07.780 we know

07:53:07.940 where they

07:53:08.180 live.

07:53:09.160 Like,

07:53:09.400 these are

07:53:09.700 not randoms

07:53:10.420 on the

07:53:10.640 internet.

07:53:10.920 These are

07:53:11.180 all skin

07:53:11.640 checked

07:53:12.040 men.

07:53:12.440 So,

07:53:13.460 that's

07:53:13.740 worth

07:53:14.060 saying.

07:53:15.040 Okay,

07:53:15.300 like,

07:53:15.540 we're not

07:53:15.740 just in

07:53:16.000 a GC

07:53:16.460 together.

07:53:17.320 We actually

07:53:17.980 know what

07:53:18.280 these guys

07:53:18.680 look like

07:53:19.320 and there's

07:53:19.620 a level

07:53:19.900 of quality

07:53:20.500 control.

07:53:21.540 This is a

07:53:22.040 quality

07:53:22.460 operation

07:53:23.120 above all

07:53:23.680 else.

07:53:24.260 I'd rather

07:53:24.520 have 50

07:53:25.040 people and

07:53:26.040 they all

07:53:26.360 be true

07:53:26.860 believers

07:53:27.340 that are

07:53:27.880 down with

07:53:28.180 the cause

07:53:28.720 and know

07:53:29.600 what we're

07:53:29.900 doing than

07:53:31.020 500 people

07:53:32.380 that are

07:53:33.660 just random

07:53:35.120 internet

07:53:35.580 slop.

07:53:36.400 So,

07:53:37.060 this has

07:53:37.580 never been

07:53:38.140 a pure

07:53:38.640 numbers play.

07:53:39.560 It's always

07:53:39.980 been a quality

07:53:40.860 and,

07:53:42.180 you know,

07:53:42.680 call it

07:53:43.120 whatever,

07:53:43.600 white unity,

07:53:44.240 whatever you

07:53:44.600 want to

07:53:44.840 call it.

07:53:45.260 It's at

07:53:45.580 least white.

07:53:46.700 We're at

07:53:47.080 least white

07:53:47.960 nationalists that

07:53:48.840 practice what

07:53:49.400 we preach.

07:53:50.480 So,

07:53:50.760 that's important.

07:53:51.700 That's important.

07:53:52.700 It's a

07:53:53.000 distinction.

07:53:54.620 Yeah,

07:53:54.900 and to

07:53:55.300 this point,

07:53:55.900 we do get

07:53:56.300 lumped in and

07:53:57.040 there's a lot

07:53:57.360 of these broad

07:53:57.800 generalizations

07:53:58.380 that are made

07:53:59.040 and,

07:54:00.260 you know,

07:54:00.400 we fire back

07:54:01.700 and it's

07:54:02.320 friendly,

07:54:02.800 you know,

07:54:03.320 rivalry and

07:54:03.940 competition.

07:54:04.840 I think some

07:54:05.480 guys take it

07:54:05.900 a little too

07:54:06.160 personal.

07:54:06.700 Like,

07:54:06.800 JQR blocked

07:54:07.420 this.

07:54:07.960 Yeah,

07:54:08.320 they blocked

07:54:08.760 all the

07:54:11.040 and,

07:54:11.720 you know,

07:54:12.260 I don't have

07:54:13.000 that include

07:54:13.620 you,

07:54:13.920 mythos.

07:54:14.580 Yeah,

07:54:14.920 block me.

07:54:15.820 And it's

07:54:16.900 either one of two

07:54:17.420 things or both.

07:54:20.540 it's association

07:54:22.720 proximity to HT

07:54:23.900 and he's

07:54:24.980 getting a lot

07:54:25.360 of people's

07:54:25.780 panties in a 1.00

07:54:26.280 bunch, 0.78

07:54:27.180 which again,

07:54:27.880 that's just

07:54:28.640 because we're

07:54:30.380 not kvetching

07:54:30.980 sufficiently enough

07:54:32.240 about HT's

07:54:33.020 own behavior

07:54:34.180 as a grown

07:54:34.680 man that I

07:54:35.060 have no

07:54:35.280 control over,

07:54:35.980 which is kind

07:54:36.620 of ironic

07:54:37.040 and a little

07:54:37.420 counterintuitive.

07:54:38.800 Or B,

07:54:39.980 they think that

07:54:41.180 we're,

07:54:41.660 you know,

07:54:42.280 bad faith actors

07:54:43.180 and we're

07:54:43.540 reporting their

07:54:44.100 space and

07:54:44.660 trying to,

07:54:45.380 you know,

07:54:45.580 get them 1.00

07:54:45.900 throttled, 0.99

07:54:46.320 which we

07:54:46.580 don't do.

07:54:47.280 Like,

07:54:47.500 we play fair

07:54:48.580 and we

07:54:50.220 would,

07:54:50.440 I would

07:54:50.620 never do

07:54:50.960 that.

07:54:51.160 I don't

07:54:51.480 report

07:54:51.780 anybody

07:54:52.220 unless like

07:54:53.100 it's a

07:54:53.800 completely

07:54:54.200 warranted

07:54:54.740 situation.

07:54:55.560 So we're

07:54:55.720 not reporting

07:54:56.160 that.

07:54:57.940 Yeah,

07:54:58.460 we're not

07:54:59.100 report fags

07:54:59.920 and we

07:55:01.240 don't control

07:55:01.640 what HT

07:55:02.000 does.

07:55:02.320 It doesn't

07:55:02.540 do.

07:55:03.340 So I

07:55:04.000 don't really

07:55:04.360 understand.

07:55:05.660 Yeah,

07:55:06.120 we'll let

07:55:06.840 HT come

07:55:07.560 up and

07:55:07.960 talk.

07:55:08.420 We'll let

07:55:08.820 we'll come

07:55:09.340 up and

07:55:09.680 talk.

07:55:10.080 We'll let

07:55:10.440 anyone come

07:55:11.080 up and

07:55:11.380 talk.

07:55:11.740 Like,

07:55:11.900 let's have

07:55:12.240 a conversation.

07:55:12.920 So like

07:55:13.640 we like

07:55:14.400 it's like,

07:55:14.800 oh,

07:55:14.980 they let HT

07:55:15.700 come up

07:55:16.060 and talk.

07:55:16.400 We'll let

07:55:18.040 you come

07:55:18.340 up and

07:55:18.540 talk.

07:55:18.960 It's like

07:55:19.760 it's just

07:55:20.260 you know,

07:55:20.820 you want

07:55:21.100 to decide

07:55:22.820 who comes

07:55:24.040 up and

07:55:24.400 talks and

07:55:24.880 has a

07:55:25.160 conversation.

07:55:25.760 Now,

07:55:25.920 if the

07:55:26.120 conversation

07:55:26.680 goes and

07:55:27.380 often it

07:55:28.420 does,

07:55:28.800 we kind

07:55:29.160 of have

07:55:29.320 a countdown

07:55:30.020 going until

07:55:30.920 HT gets

07:55:31.720 into some

07:55:32.220 Christian

07:55:33.560 bashing.

07:55:34.440 But we

07:55:34.780 police that.

07:55:35.420 That's what

07:55:35.760 we do.

07:55:36.200 And we

07:55:36.360 go,

07:55:36.580 okay,

07:55:36.820 you know,

07:55:37.440 we redirect

07:55:38.520 the conversation

07:55:39.380 and he has

07:55:40.280 his space

07:55:40.800 over there

07:55:41.180 where he

07:55:41.460 talks about

07:55:42.000 what he

07:55:42.280 wants to

07:55:42.700 talk about.

07:55:43.860 And we

07:55:44.360 do our

07:55:44.740 thing.

07:55:45.180 And we've

07:55:45.720 had a

07:55:46.480 pretty

07:55:46.660 strong

07:55:47.260 we don't

07:55:49.080 care about

07:55:49.520 your religion.

07:55:50.700 Your religion

07:55:51.480 isn't helping

07:55:52.280 situation.

07:55:53.980 That's where

07:55:54.900 we stand,

07:55:55.500 right?

07:55:55.700 So we got

07:55:56.140 a Colton,

07:55:56.740 right,

07:55:57.040 who wants

07:55:57.700 to come up

07:55:58.100 and talk

07:55:58.520 about Abraham

07:55:59.220 and Samaria.

07:56:00.060 And we're

07:56:00.160 like,

07:56:00.560 you know,

07:56:00.980 no.

07:56:01.720 And since

07:56:02.380 he can't

07:56:02.860 come up

07:56:03.300 with anything

07:56:03.640 else to talk

07:56:04.260 about,

07:56:04.520 we just

07:56:04.760 leave him 0.69

07:56:05.100 listening in

07:56:07.520 the request

07:56:08.380 because if

07:56:09.280 you're unable

07:56:13.080 to expand

07:56:14.360 your ability

07:56:15.820 to dialogue

07:56:16.580 and you're

07:56:18.140 just one

07:56:18.740 track,

07:56:20.140 which age

07:56:20.620 team?

07:56:20.800 Yeah,

07:56:22.580 come on,

07:56:23.420 we can do

07:56:23.980 better than

07:56:24.420 that as

07:56:24.740 white men,

07:56:25.160 right?

07:56:25.340 So that's

07:56:25.620 kind of what

07:56:25.920 we stand.

07:56:26.980 Exactly.

07:56:27.600 And I stand

07:56:28.220 with you guys

07:56:28.800 and I'm glad

07:56:29.240 you're making

07:56:29.660 that distinction

07:56:30.420 and I'm

07:56:31.280 going to try

07:56:31.600 to carry

07:56:31.900 that message

07:56:32.540 that you

07:56:33.260 guys are

07:56:33.680 doing that

07:56:34.300 because

07:56:34.640 you're a

07:56:35.000 gentleman

07:56:35.280 and a

07:56:35.660 scholar,

07:56:36.080 Trevor.

07:56:36.520 We appreciate

07:56:37.360 you here.

07:56:38.380 Absolutely,

07:56:39.040 man.

07:56:39.520 But I was

07:56:40.260 going to

07:56:40.500 touch on

07:56:41.060 what he

07:56:41.540 said only

07:56:42.060 in a

07:56:42.700 cursory angle

07:56:43.480 where we

07:56:44.020 know in

07:56:44.560 the angles

07:56:44.900 of history

07:56:45.440 populations

07:56:46.140 do not

07:56:46.600 remain the

07:56:47.080 same for

07:56:47.880 centuries,

07:56:48.940 much less

07:56:49.460 millennia,

07:56:50.180 right?

07:56:51.060 An example

07:56:51.940 of this is

07:56:52.720 Alexander the

07:56:53.420 Great's

07:56:53.760 expedition

07:56:54.400 into what

07:56:55.060 is today

07:56:55.740 northern

07:56:56.160 India

07:56:56.560 where he

07:56:57.440 encountered

07:56:57.860 a fair-skinned

07:56:58.540 race with

07:56:59.360 white-colored

07:56:59.800 eyes.

07:57:00.600 His scribes

07:57:01.020 wrote this

07:57:01.360 down and

07:57:02.200 described that

07:57:02.740 they were

07:57:02.940 in stark

07:57:03.340 contrast to

07:57:04.280 the southern

07:57:04.680 Graffidian 0.97

07:57:05.200 Indians.

07:57:06.240 Herodotus

07:57:06.920 described as

07:57:07.900 Negroid 1.00

07:57:08.300 life like

07:57:09.080 the

07:57:09.240 Ethiopians,

07:57:10.080 okay?

07:57:10.940 So basically

07:57:12.820 they were

07:57:13.200 overrun.

07:57:13.780 In the

07:57:13.960 north,

07:57:14.300 we had it,

07:57:14.840 that's why

07:57:15.220 they call it

07:57:15.640 the Indo-European

07:57:16.620 migration,

07:57:17.380 right?

07:57:17.500 We have a

07:57:17.900 common ancestor

07:57:18.720 up there and

07:57:19.920 actually all of

07:57:20.700 our religions

07:57:21.240 echo one

07:57:22.040 another.

07:57:22.880 Hinduism,

07:57:23.500 even

07:57:23.740 Christianism,

07:57:24.500 I don't want

07:57:25.000 to go into

07:57:25.300 religion,

07:57:25.680 all right?

07:57:26.020 Let's just

07:57:26.440 talk about

07:57:26.880 race,

07:57:27.300 okay?

07:57:27.880 So we do

07:57:28.480 have a

07:57:28.760 common ancestor

07:57:29.400 in northern

07:57:29.880 India.

07:57:30.260 There was

07:57:31.020 once upon

07:57:31.500 a time

07:57:32.020 a fair

07:57:32.880 skin,

07:57:33.400 light skin

07:57:33.840 race there

07:57:34.500 that seemed

07:57:35.240 to have

07:57:35.500 migrated into

07:57:36.380 roughly the

07:57:38.500 Caucasus,

07:57:39.540 Stipia and

07:57:40.620 whatnot.

07:57:42.120 Wait,

07:57:42.280 wait,

07:57:42.420 wait,

07:57:42.500 hold on.

07:57:43.200 No,

07:57:43.940 Trevor,

07:57:44.440 let me get

07:57:44.860 in real

07:57:45.140 quick.

07:57:45.560 That

07:57:45.740 proto-Indo-European

07:57:47.620 expansion into

07:57:48.500 northern India

07:57:49.180 never left.

07:57:50.260 That wasn't,

07:57:50.780 we don't have

07:57:51.460 an ancestor in

07:57:52.320 them.

07:57:52.520 That would

07:57:52.780 have been,

07:57:53.580 that was a

07:57:53.980 branch.

07:57:54.820 We are not,

07:57:55.620 we have a

07:57:56.200 common trunk,

07:57:57.120 but that branch

07:57:58.160 never re-migrated.

07:57:59.440 We don't have

07:58:00.200 any trace

07:58:01.080 of that

07:58:02.140 re-migration.

07:58:02.960 We have

07:58:03.200 Sanskrit,

07:58:04.320 which is a

07:58:04.840 proto-Indo-European

07:58:05.660 language,

07:58:06.240 and we have

07:58:06.880 like the

07:58:08.280 Caucasoid

07:58:09.220 phenotype that

07:58:10.260 appears in

07:58:11.080 some of the

07:58:11.760 northern India

07:58:12.500 populations because

07:58:13.440 those people

07:58:14.020 broke the

07:58:14.640 caste law.

07:58:15.880 Exactly.

07:58:16.220 They were

07:58:16.240 racially mixed.

07:58:17.440 You're preempting

07:58:18.340 exactly what I was

07:58:19.080 going to say.

07:58:19.820 Even within

07:58:20.360 their own

07:58:20.860 Vedas,

07:58:21.500 they say the

07:58:22.060 modern degenerate

07:58:23.020 state of

07:58:23.560 modern India

07:58:24.280 is a result

07:58:25.320 of them defying

07:58:26.280 their own caste

07:58:27.140 system,

07:58:27.940 where your

07:58:28.580 caste was

07:58:29.400 actually determined

07:58:30.360 by the

07:58:31.060 lightness of

07:58:31.640 your skin.

07:58:32.320 This is in

07:58:32.760 the Vedas

07:58:33.200 of themselves.

07:58:34.580 So, you

07:58:35.160 know, the

07:58:35.440 historians like

07:58:36.040 Herodotus,

07:58:36.760 they verified

07:58:37.560 this and

07:58:40.620 describe a

07:58:41.160 light-skinned

07:58:41.620 ruling class.

07:58:42.600 Your caste,

07:58:43.140 of course,

07:58:43.660 like you said,

07:58:44.320 was determined

07:58:44.740 by the

07:58:45.160 fairness of

07:58:45.640 your skin.

07:58:46.440 In the

07:58:46.720 same sentence,

07:58:47.940 you know,

07:58:48.260 they blame

07:58:48.580 the modern

07:58:49.320 degenerate

07:58:50.420 state of

07:58:50.740 India on

07:58:52.420 their defiance

07:58:52.940 of the caste

07:58:53.420 system.

07:58:53.860 So I'll

07:58:54.080 make this

07:58:54.400 analogy.

07:58:55.360 Suppose that

07:58:55.960 100 years

07:58:56.560 from now,

07:58:56.940 these black 0.62

07:58:57.340 folk are

07:58:57.920 correct and

07:58:58.420 the white

07:58:58.680 race goes 0.72

07:58:59.120 completely

07:58:59.520 extinct.

07:59:00.080 I do not

07:59:00.420 believe this

07:59:00.780 will happen.

07:59:01.560 I do not

07:59:01.900 believe this

07:59:02.280 is possible.

07:59:03.220 I think we

07:59:03.600 will fight

07:59:03.980 back.

07:59:04.820 I think we

07:59:05.260 are fighting

07:59:05.660 back.

07:59:06.280 I think we

07:59:06.640 are seeing

07:59:07.040 the signs

07:59:07.520 that we

07:59:07.820 are going

07:59:08.380 to resist.

07:59:09.220 Okay?

07:59:10.680 But so

07:59:11.540 suppose this

07:59:12.240 is true.

07:59:12.720 Okay?

07:59:13.020 I do not

07:59:13.440 subscribe to

07:59:15.340 this defeatist

07:59:16.080 ideology.

07:59:16.560 I hate when

07:59:17.140 people do it

07:59:17.720 when they get 0.99

07:59:18.320 too black 0.99

07:59:18.800 to it. 0.98

07:59:19.500 Okay?

07:59:19.740 But say

07:59:20.080 this happens

07:59:20.660 and they dig

07:59:21.140 up a brown

07:59:21.680 Amerindian and

07:59:22.880 conclude that

07:59:23.520 America was

07:59:24.220 for all time

07:59:24.920 brown.

07:59:25.240 This is what

07:59:26.520 they do in

07:59:27.020 the Middle

07:59:27.280 East.

07:59:27.680 This is what

07:59:28.020 they do in

07:59:28.500 India.

07:59:29.280 This is what

07:59:29.580 they do in

07:59:30.040 many places.

07:59:31.580 They dig up

07:59:32.180 whatever.

07:59:34.360 The ancient

07:59:34.880 world is for

07:59:35.740 the most

07:59:36.080 part, especially

07:59:37.820 the Mediterranean,

07:59:38.800 the Phoenicians,

07:59:39.520 whatever race we're

07:59:41.000 talking about.

07:59:42.020 We're talking about

07:59:42.660 white people.

07:59:43.740 Northern Africa,

07:59:44.800 even.

07:59:45.120 You know, the

07:59:45.580 Berbers, the 0.93

07:59:46.940 Vandals, the

07:59:47.460 Goths, all

07:59:48.140 these people.

07:59:48.680 We seem to

07:59:50.040 be speaking of

07:59:51.100 one cohesive

07:59:52.900 white culture,

07:59:54.060 in my opinion,

07:59:55.120 in history,

07:59:55.620 because we

07:59:56.020 find the

07:59:56.440 swastika all 0.81

07:59:57.780 the way from

07:59:58.180 the Americas

07:59:58.980 into China

08:00:00.740 mainland, and

08:00:01.760 even in Japan.

08:00:02.940 Okay?

08:00:03.100 We find some

08:00:03.840 iteration of the

08:00:04.540 swastika that 0.98

08:00:05.540 is undeniably

08:00:06.620 a resemblance

08:00:08.340 of what we see

08:00:09.060 coming out of

08:00:09.740 Northern India,

08:00:10.740 and of course,

08:00:11.520 Europa.

08:00:12.700 So, long

08:00:13.620 story short,

08:00:14.620 white people

08:00:14.980 have had to

08:00:15.380 fight for every

08:00:16.580 inch throughout

08:00:17.140 history.

08:00:17.500 And it's no

08:00:18.920 different this

08:00:19.440 time.

08:00:19.720 We face

08:00:20.060 greater odds

08:00:20.720 than this.

08:00:21.640 My friends,

08:00:22.340 I'm white 0.97

08:00:23.740 killed.

08:00:24.740 I've always

08:00:25.360 been white 0.95

08:00:25.840 killed, because 0.99

08:00:26.400 I believe in

08:00:27.300 my race.

08:00:27.960 I love my

08:00:28.420 race.

08:00:29.380 And I'll

08:00:29.880 just win my

08:00:30.300 blame.

08:00:37.860 Yeah, and I'll

08:00:39.180 agree with that.

08:00:40.880 I mean, in

08:00:41.260 general, you

08:00:42.040 know, without

08:00:42.340 having to get

08:00:42.960 into any kind

08:00:43.600 of weeds.

08:00:44.080 I mean, this is

08:00:45.400 what we see.

08:00:46.180 And when it

08:00:46.540 comes to

08:00:47.020 civilization,

08:00:48.620 were there

08:00:49.320 other

08:00:49.580 civilizations?

08:00:51.040 Yeah, maybe.

08:00:52.280 Maybe.

08:00:53.160 But we don't

08:00:53.840 have any

08:00:54.200 evidence that

08:00:54.840 those civilizations

08:00:55.820 ever

08:00:57.500 continued.

08:00:59.880 So, I

08:01:01.580 don't see any

08:01:02.300 reason to

08:01:02.800 believe that

08:01:03.400 there was a

08:01:04.620 civilization that

08:01:07.120 predated white

08:01:08.000 people, and

08:01:09.760 that there's

08:01:10.840 somehow

08:01:11.440 an existent

08:01:14.460 people.

08:01:15.820 I think every

08:01:16.900 civilization, not

08:01:17.780 every city,

08:01:18.900 you know, maybe,

08:01:20.100 but it just, it

08:01:22.100 defies logic to

08:01:24.460 pretend that.

08:01:26.340 So, I'm very

08:01:27.100 much a white 0.66

08:01:30.500 supremacist, I

08:01:34.820 guess, in that

08:01:35.660 sense.

08:01:36.240 We created

08:01:37.340 everything.

08:01:37.740 There's no

08:01:38.160 evidence anybody

08:01:38.920 else created

08:01:39.600 anything worthwhile.

08:01:41.540 And, you know,

08:01:42.100 you'll like this,

08:01:42.960 right?

08:01:43.820 The chapter

08:01:45.780 11 of

08:01:46.520 Mein Kampf

08:01:47.160 says that

08:01:48.160 even the

08:01:50.080 Japanese, with 0.98

08:01:51.380 everything they

08:01:51.960 had built by

08:01:52.820 the time, you

08:01:54.520 know, 1930s

08:01:55.320 Germany, by

08:01:55.660 the time

08:01:56.060 Hitler wrote 0.68

08:01:56.940 the book,

08:01:58.020 they had

08:01:59.180 taken what

08:02:00.020 we built and

08:02:01.580 put their

08:02:02.340 Japanese

08:02:02.980 fingerprint on

08:02:03.800 it.

08:02:04.040 But it was

08:02:04.960 not a

08:02:05.820 Japanese

08:02:06.560 creation.

08:02:09.840 Japan did 0.98

08:02:11.440 not create

08:02:12.320 it, they

08:02:12.940 just put their

08:02:13.800 flavor on it.

08:02:15.420 And so forth

08:02:16.260 with the

08:02:16.580 Chinese, you 0.87

08:02:17.700 can see what

08:02:18.160 they do today.

08:02:19.020 I mean, even

08:02:19.400 today, they're

08:02:20.120 following behind

08:02:21.500 us, reverse

08:02:22.980 engineering what

08:02:23.760 we have, and

08:02:24.900 copying it.

08:02:25.980 And it goes

08:02:26.660 back, we have

08:02:27.320 that nice fun

08:02:28.740 saying that if

08:02:29.460 you give a 0.81

08:02:30.540 white man a 1.00

08:02:31.100 hammer, he'll

08:02:31.620 build a house.

08:02:32.780 You give a

08:02:33.720 Chinese man a 0.97

08:02:34.860 hammer, he will

08:02:35.680 build another

08:02:36.400 hammer, you 0.93

08:02:37.320 give a 1.00

08:02:38.280 Negro a 1.00

08:02:39.360 hammer, he'll 1.00

08:02:39.900 kill a white 1.00

08:02:40.440 man, and you 1.00

08:02:41.040 give a Jew a 1.00

08:02:41.680 hammer, and 0.95

08:02:42.200 he'll give it 1.00

08:02:42.640 to the Negro. 0.96

08:02:43.940 And that

08:02:44.540 pretty much

08:02:45.280 summarizes

08:02:45.900 civilizations as

08:02:47.500 we know them.

08:02:48.160 And if

08:02:48.320 there's any

08:02:50.600 historical evidence,

08:02:51.720 anybody did

08:02:52.240 anything different,

08:02:53.240 it's all gone.

08:02:54.360 And it doesn't

08:02:55.120 matter, because

08:02:55.880 none of them

08:02:56.360 exist today.

08:02:57.320 We can see

08:02:57.960 what we have

08:02:58.600 today, and

08:02:59.680 like you said,

08:03:00.680 we're not going

08:03:01.180 anywhere.

08:03:01.880 We've got the

08:03:02.660 whole planet on

08:03:03.540 lock, and we're

08:03:05.080 about to turbo

08:03:07.620 charge white

08:03:08.960 power.

08:03:09.620 So I'm white

08:03:10.400 pill too with

08:03:10.980 you, brother.

08:03:12.360 Right on, man.

08:03:13.340 Here's a fun

08:03:14.060 one.

08:03:14.280 You ever seen

08:03:14.720 that video of

08:03:15.520 Dave Portnoy

08:03:16.100 trying to nail

08:03:17.040 into a board?

08:03:19.580 It's really funny.

08:03:20.540 He can't do it.

08:03:21.000 Yes, have

08:03:21.740 seen.

08:03:22.000 It's so awful.

08:03:24.080 So that is

08:03:24.580 absolute evidence

08:03:25.480 that Jesus was

08:03:26.400 not a Jew, or

08:03:27.420 a Jew cannot do 1.00

08:03:28.500 manual labor. 0.86

08:03:29.720 Never has.

08:03:30.260 You're towing

08:03:32.840 a fine line

08:03:33.500 there, Trevor.

08:03:35.660 We're on a good

08:03:36.220 roll here, but

08:03:37.040 if Sammy was in

08:03:38.160 the room, he

08:03:39.260 would come up

08:03:39.780 with a funny

08:03:40.640 name for you.

08:03:41.800 Public 1.00

08:03:42.180 masturbator. 1.00

08:03:45.140 You're all

08:03:45.680 good.

08:03:45.920 You're all

08:03:46.280 good.

08:03:46.520 The one time

08:03:47.140 they told the

08:03:49.600 Jews to do 0.83

08:03:50.420 manual labor,

08:03:51.420 they said they

08:03:51.860 genocided them.

08:03:52.880 So I mean,

08:03:53.400 it's pretty basic.

08:03:54.080 Work will set

08:03:55.260 you free, Jew. 0.97

08:03:56.760 Get in the 0.99

08:03:57.320 shower.

08:03:57.640 Get in the

08:04:00.260 Holocaust. 0.77

08:04:01.720 They made

08:04:02.160 this work.

08:04:03.920 Well, I always

08:04:04.960 find it ironic

08:04:05.880 that they're,

08:04:07.160 you know, I'm

08:04:08.220 not a Zyklon

08:04:09.080 B believer,

08:04:10.600 right?

08:04:10.800 I don't, I

08:04:11.260 don't believe

08:04:11.580 Zyklon B was 0.98

08:04:13.320 used to exterminate

08:04:14.380 anybody, but

08:04:15.080 it's funny that

08:04:15.840 they, they

08:04:16.360 chose to go

08:04:17.600 with the

08:04:18.660 narrative that

08:04:19.540 it was

08:04:20.040 insecticide,

08:04:21.620 right?

08:04:22.300 Pesticide that

08:04:23.620 was their

08:04:24.820 their

08:04:27.280 genocidal

08:04:29.980 weapon of

08:04:32.500 choice there

08:04:34.060 with these

08:04:34.500 Jews, because 1.00

08:04:34.900 I like to

08:04:35.660 look at them

08:04:36.180 as termites.

08:04:37.300 I think

08:04:37.540 termites is

08:04:38.240 my favorite.

08:04:39.240 I know

08:04:39.340 there's a

08:04:39.640 lot of

08:04:39.860 different,

08:04:40.260 you know,

08:04:42.280 allegories or

08:04:43.120 metaphors for

08:04:43.880 these guys,

08:04:44.440 but termites is

08:04:45.080 my favorite,

08:04:45.840 and the fact

08:04:46.460 that they

08:04:46.760 went with

08:04:47.180 the idea

08:04:47.740 that it

08:04:48.460 was, in

08:04:49.300 fact,

08:04:50.100 insecticide,

08:04:51.280 pesticide that

08:04:52.180 did them in

08:04:53.000 over there in

08:04:54.160 Germany, I

08:04:54.780 find to be

08:04:55.500 great,

08:04:56.440 great irony,

08:04:57.680 irony, so

08:04:58.460 much irony in

08:04:59.240 their, their

08:04:59.880 life, but I

08:05:01.000 digress.

08:05:01.660 Come on

08:05:02.140 this, welcome

08:05:02.900 to the stage,

08:05:03.400 brother.

08:05:04.840 Well, I'm

08:05:05.900 always actually

08:05:06.960 listening, so

08:05:08.280 I'm not always

08:05:09.220 visible, so I

08:05:10.800 have to pay

08:05:11.780 attention a little

08:05:12.500 bit, right?

08:05:13.600 Yes, you might

08:05:14.280 guess, so, but

08:05:16.040 always great

08:05:17.340 spaces, so as

08:05:18.820 a feedback, I

08:05:21.020 really like you

08:05:21.760 guys.

08:05:22.060 so this

08:05:25.320 thing about

08:05:26.620 we are

08:05:27.820 from the

08:05:28.700 Caucasus, or

08:05:29.980 that's one

08:05:31.380 of my, my

08:05:33.020 the things

08:05:35.820 I'm focusing

08:05:36.540 on, what

08:05:37.620 went on

08:05:38.500 there,

08:05:39.020 right?

08:05:39.960 What I can

08:05:40.520 give you is

08:05:41.400 what's for

08:05:42.000 sure is

08:05:42.840 it was a

08:05:43.840 tundra-like

08:05:44.880 landscape

08:05:45.740 there, from

08:05:46.680 China to

08:05:47.720 all the way

08:05:48.520 to the

08:05:49.900 Atlantic

08:05:50.980 Ocean.

08:05:52.060 right?

08:05:53.320 The

08:05:53.800 permafrost

08:05:54.520 line receding

08:05:55.560 and below

08:05:57.400 that, a

08:05:58.420 large swath

08:05:59.640 of tundra-like

08:06:01.020 landscape, with

08:06:02.720 groups roaming

08:06:03.680 around, Nordic

08:06:04.920 type of groups

08:06:05.980 roaming around

08:06:07.040 all along

08:06:08.740 this swath,

08:06:10.140 right?

08:06:11.280 And so it's

08:06:11.920 no wonder that

08:06:13.300 Nordic people

08:06:14.140 are over there

08:06:15.280 in Asia,

08:06:17.260 turning up over

08:06:18.360 there in Asia,

08:06:19.420 but they were

08:06:19.840 all across,

08:06:21.520 right?

08:06:21.860 this whole

08:06:22.440 swath, going

08:06:24.040 back and

08:06:24.540 forth, left

08:06:25.280 and right,

08:06:26.520 following the

08:06:28.120 prey, right?

08:06:29.480 And it was a

08:06:30.260 very unforgiving

08:06:32.520 landscape,

08:06:34.660 tundra-like

08:06:35.380 landscape,

08:06:36.280 right?

08:06:36.600 And also

08:06:37.080 this

08:06:37.360 Gugli Tepe,

08:06:41.240 or whatever

08:06:41.780 it is called,

08:06:42.980 right?

08:06:43.200 That was in the

08:06:43.920 time where

08:06:44.460 there was

08:06:44.820 tundra,

08:06:45.900 right?

08:06:47.120 So these

08:06:48.460 were all

08:06:48.880 people living

08:06:49.780 in this

08:06:51.260 landscape,

08:06:52.220 right?

08:06:52.500 And these

08:06:52.900 were all

08:06:53.480 Nordic white

08:06:54.760 type of

08:06:55.620 people.

08:06:56.840 All.

08:06:57.780 So what

08:06:58.220 exactly happened

08:06:59.520 is difficult

08:07:00.300 to infer.

08:07:01.920 So after

08:07:02.620 ice age,

08:07:03.320 right?

08:07:03.540 And this

08:07:05.180 happened

08:07:05.560 for a long,

08:07:06.540 long while.

08:07:07.740 And then

08:07:08.380 after that

08:07:10.240 it warmed

08:07:10.860 up more

08:07:11.640 and more

08:07:12.140 and then

08:07:12.920 this mixing

08:07:13.720 started,

08:07:15.400 right?

08:07:15.860 And this

08:07:17.540 is essentially

08:07:18.260 the scenario

08:07:19.180 we have,

08:07:20.420 right?

08:07:21.260 And from

08:07:22.280 this scenario

08:07:23.040 to infer,

08:07:23.780 we all

08:07:24.260 come from

08:07:24.840 the

08:07:25.020 or anything

08:07:26.540 like this

08:07:27.180 from one

08:07:27.700 spot.

08:07:28.660 In my

08:07:29.160 eyes,

08:07:29.640 this is a

08:07:30.280 lot of 0.98

08:07:30.760 nonsense. 0.83

08:07:32.760 Nonsense.

08:07:33.560 And we

08:07:34.120 come from

08:07:34.680 Caesarea,

08:07:35.460 right?

08:07:38.200 Well,

08:07:38.960 we are the

08:07:39.460 steppy

08:07:39.880 people and

08:07:40.600 on and

08:07:42.840 on and

08:07:43.280 on.

08:07:44.020 And the

08:07:44.280 Zumeria

08:07:45.000 stuff there

08:07:46.060 is included

08:07:47.120 there,

08:07:47.900 right?

08:07:48.420 So,

08:07:49.960 and even

08:07:50.600 when I

08:07:50.980 saying this,

08:07:52.480 there was

08:07:52.860 even before

08:07:54.180 the last

08:07:54.720 ice age

08:07:55.600 there was

08:07:55.940 again one

08:07:56.720 and again

08:07:57.580 this

08:07:57.860 Tundras

08:07:58.480 was,

08:07:59.120 right?

08:07:59.620 And if

08:08:01.940 there were

08:08:02.200 people around

08:08:03.240 Cro-Manyans 1.00

08:08:07.020 like type

08:08:08.400 of people

08:08:09.020 already,

08:08:10.040 I'm not

08:08:10.840 totally

08:08:12.160 certain on

08:08:12.880 that.

08:08:14.060 Neanderthal

08:08:14.700 like people,

08:08:15.620 they were

08:08:16.020 doing the

08:08:16.540 same thing

08:08:17.280 I just

08:08:17.780 described,

08:08:18.760 right?

08:08:20.100 Would be

08:08:20.620 nice to

08:08:21.580 have some

08:08:22.060 more research

08:08:22.840 in that,

08:08:23.620 but of

08:08:24.100 course,

08:08:25.600 our

08:08:26.240 academia

08:08:26.920 is

08:08:28.560 things like

08:08:30.800 we all

08:08:31.420 come from

08:08:32.140 Caesarea

08:08:32.980 or steppe

08:08:33.840 people or

08:08:34.760 from

08:08:35.020 Mesopotamia

08:08:36.120 and

08:08:36.860 Indo-Germanic.

08:08:39.740 I know

08:08:40.340 that also

08:08:40.920 the

08:08:41.340 National

08:08:42.320 Socialists

08:08:43.260 were looking

08:08:43.860 at it,

08:08:44.640 right?

08:08:45.560 This

08:08:45.840 Indo-Germanic

08:08:46.860 stuff,

08:08:48.360 to me,

08:08:48.900 it's a

08:08:49.640 large

08:08:49.980 misnomer,

08:08:50.860 misguiding.

08:08:52.120 Misguiding

08:08:52.760 in that

08:08:53.980 sense,

08:08:54.820 the situation

08:08:55.600 I just

08:08:56.100 described to

08:08:56.920 you,

08:08:57.240 that was

08:08:57.640 a real

08:08:57.980 situation,

08:08:58.960 right?

08:09:00.160 So,

08:09:00.880 and that's

08:09:03.400 the thing

08:09:03.820 we should

08:09:04.220 look at,

08:09:05.320 actually.

08:09:06.000 This is

08:09:06.340 what really

08:09:06.840 went on.

08:09:08.700 But it's

08:09:09.400 difficult

08:09:09.880 to pin

08:09:11.540 it further

08:09:12.020 down.

08:09:12.480 I'm

08:09:13.680 looking

08:09:14.020 for ways,

08:09:15.020 right?

08:09:15.380 But I

08:09:16.240 just wanted

08:09:16.640 to throw

08:09:17.100 this in

08:09:17.640 for

08:09:18.700 information.

08:09:27.720 Yeah,

08:09:28.340 we rely

08:09:28.900 on people

08:09:29.360 like you

08:09:29.840 to do

08:09:31.220 that research

08:09:31.860 and we

08:09:32.120 appreciate

08:09:32.480 what you've

08:09:33.000 done.

08:09:37.320 I'll

08:09:37.840 never

08:09:38.580 get back

08:09:39.900 that far

08:09:40.580 probably

08:09:41.420 in my

08:09:41.760 research.

08:09:42.500 I'm

08:09:42.680 more of

08:09:42.980 a now

08:09:44.860 recent

08:09:45.720 and future

08:09:46.880 focused.

08:09:48.740 We need

08:09:49.460 all of our

08:09:49.900 people,

08:09:50.300 though,

08:09:50.960 to know

08:09:51.900 what's

08:09:52.140 going on

08:09:52.740 so they

08:09:53.180 can support.

08:09:54.620 We need

08:09:54.840 our historians

08:09:55.480 and this

08:09:56.440 historian

08:09:57.080 Waffen 0.61

08:09:57.480 and everyone

08:09:59.780 else here.

08:10:00.440 So,

08:10:00.620 appreciate it,

08:10:01.100 Comeontus.

08:10:01.520 Thanks for

08:10:01.840 always listening

08:10:02.540 and coming

08:10:04.660 in to

08:10:05.300 redirect us

08:10:06.580 in areas

08:10:07.380 that you

08:10:07.760 can.

08:10:08.780 We are

08:10:09.740 past the

08:10:10.960 hour here.

08:10:12.480 1488.

08:10:13.560 We'll come

08:10:14.200 to a close

08:10:14.880 for the

08:10:15.260 day.

08:10:16.320 It's been

08:10:16.720 a good

08:10:17.060 talk.

08:10:17.540 Trevor,

08:10:17.800 good to

08:10:18.100 see you,

08:10:18.500 brother.

08:10:18.720 You're

08:10:19.120 always

08:10:19.280 welcome

08:10:19.580 here.

08:10:20.920 We

08:10:21.520 appreciate

08:10:21.940 you.

08:10:22.300 Keep

08:10:22.420 it,

08:10:22.760 white, power.

08:10:23.420 You are

08:10:23.980 continuing

08:10:24.660 to be

08:10:25.200 a better

08:10:27.620 speaker.

08:10:29.480 Your

08:10:29.620 rhetoric and

08:10:32.400 your ideology

08:10:33.580 as with all

08:10:35.040 of us

08:10:35.400 continues to

08:10:36.040 refine.

08:10:36.720 We appreciate

08:10:37.280 you being a

08:10:37.740 part of this

08:10:38.300 fight out

08:10:39.320 there in the

08:10:40.480 world.

08:10:41.720 Poland-Wapen,

08:10:42.260 thank you for

08:10:42.940 representing Poland

08:10:43.720 today in a way

08:10:45.860 that they need.

08:10:48.760 We pray and wish

08:10:50.440 you the greatest

08:10:51.660 conquest ever.

08:10:53.200 You guys are

08:10:53.720 actually doing it as

08:10:54.560 far as securing your

08:10:55.580 border.

08:10:56.240 You're doing more

08:10:56.860 than any other

08:10:57.560 country that I see

08:10:58.600 out there in

08:10:59.660 securing your

08:11:00.280 border.

08:11:00.560 It's kind of a 0.88

08:11:02.560 Jewish lie, 1.00

08:11:03.180 but kind of a 0.97

08:11:03.740 truth.

08:11:05.160 I didn't really

08:11:06.060 represent the

08:11:06.800 Polish people

08:11:07.340 today very

08:11:07.920 well.

08:11:08.240 I told them to 1.00

08:11:08.800 fuck themselves 1.00

08:11:09.580 and go be a 1.00

08:11:10.680 good guy if

08:11:11.200 they want to.

08:11:11.920 Tough love

08:11:13.640 is a fatherly

08:11:15.320 attribute.

08:11:17.040 Hail,

08:11:17.980 victory,

08:11:18.640 brother.

08:11:20.500 With that,

08:11:21.280 we'll shut it

08:11:22.000 down.

08:11:22.940 In the words

08:11:24.080 of David

08:11:24.560 Lane,

08:11:25.460 we must secure

08:11:26.140 the existence

08:11:26.620 of our people

08:11:27.220 in the future

08:11:27.700 for white

08:11:28.160 children because 0.80

08:11:29.380 the white

08:11:30.560 the beauty

08:11:31.100 of the

08:11:31.340 white Aryan 0.99

08:11:31.880 woman must 1.00

08:11:32.400 not perish

08:11:32.820 from the

08:11:33.180 earth.

08:11:33.540 This is our

08:11:34.140 duty,

08:11:34.960 our honor,

08:11:36.180 and our

08:11:36.560 free opt-in

08:11:37.640 choice as

08:11:38.460 white people

08:11:39.020 to decide

08:11:39.820 and set our

08:11:41.440 heart and mind

08:11:41.920 upon it in

08:11:43.280 this way.

08:11:44.020 So hail

08:11:44.540 victory.

08:11:45.240 We will win.

08:11:46.100 We have won

08:11:46.740 already.

08:11:47.800 We are yet to

08:11:48.600 claim this

08:11:49.880 victory from

08:11:51.720 the jaws of

08:11:54.180 defeat, but we

08:11:55.640 shall.

08:11:56.660 This is our

08:11:57.580 will, and we

08:11:58.800 will do it

08:11:59.320 together.

08:11:59.900 Appreciate you.

08:12:00.880 Skolmas, thank

08:12:01.580 you, sir.

08:12:02.760 And to

08:12:03.620 everyone else,

08:12:04.180 thanks for

08:12:04.500 listening.

08:12:05.380 All of our

08:12:05.740 other speakers

08:12:06.260 came up, all

08:12:08.460 of our regulars,

08:12:09.280 Marco, etc., and

08:12:11.620 everyone in the

08:12:12.420 audience, we

08:12:12.840 appreciate you.

08:12:13.580 We'll see you

08:12:13.920 back here

08:12:14.240 tomorrow at

08:12:14.800 11 a.m.

08:12:15.500 Eastern time

08:12:16.340 for another

08:12:17.380 rousing rendition

08:12:19.100 of Aryan

08:12:20.520 Unity, bringing

08:12:21.600 it together,

08:12:22.580 having great

08:12:23.080 conversations.

08:12:23.640 This morning was

08:12:24.340 hilarious.

08:12:25.000 It was a good,

08:12:26.100 lighthearted,

08:12:27.420 jocular

08:12:27.860 conversation that

08:12:29.940 was, I

08:12:31.760 think,

08:12:32.200 esteemable and

08:12:33.000 fun and

08:12:34.340 really reflects

08:12:35.080 what we can

08:12:35.640 do as white

08:12:36.300 people as we

08:12:37.260 organize and

08:12:38.940 enjoy each

08:12:39.820 other's company.

08:12:41.040 So with that,

08:12:41.940 hail victory.

08:12:42.720 We'll see you

08:12:43.100 tomorrow.

08:12:45.720 White power. 0.98

08:12:50.180 White 1.00

08:12:50.780 motherfucking 1.00

08:12:51.980 power. 1.00

08:12:52.400 Yeah.

08:12:52.620 Yeah.

08:12:52.720 Yeah.

08:12:52.760 Yeah.

08:12:52.820 Yeah.

08:12:52.840 Yeah.

08:12:52.900 Yeah.

08:12:52.920 Yeah.

08:12:52.980 Yeah.

08:12:53.000 Yeah.

08:12:53.020 Yeah.

08:12:53.040 Yeah.

08:12:53.080 Yeah.

08:12:53.100 Yeah.

08:12:53.120 Yeah.

08:12:53.140 Yeah.

08:12:53.160 Yeah.

08:12:53.180 Yeah.

08:12:53.200 Yeah.

08:12:53.220 Yeah.

08:12:53.260 Yeah.

08:12:53.280 Yeah.

08:12:59.940 Yeah.

08:13:07.040 Yeah.

08:13:07.280 Yeah.

08:13:16.560 Yeah.

08:13:23.320 Yeah.

08:13:23.420 Yeah.

08:13:24.480 Yeah.

08:13:24.940 Yeah.

08:13:27.320 Yeah.

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